so excited to indict the former president. they actually accidentally posted charges online this morning before the grand jury rendered a decision. we re not sure if the judge is going to read that decision . we re going to listen in as indicated. all indications are the leak came out this afternoon and could have been the d.a. jumping the gun. let s listen. if he tells what it says, it was to get a good look. so you all need to leave. i mean, politely and nicely. you ve had a long day, but these folks can t go until you all go. i know we had talked about leaving the equipment here. don t leave the equipment here because you re not going to want to be here tomorrow. you re welcome to be here if you don t have a rule 22 for what s going to happen tomorrow. just get all that. so you find anything good happens, you have that stupid decision. you mind taking that? they can come to the election? you just want to put them down . the guy was right there on everything you re
here. she is not an expert in? and refused to answer the questions. reporter: yeah, trace, beginning very early this morning, our team has been here outside of the courthouse alongside numerous other members of the media and everyone was basically anticipating or awaiting for a potential indictment against the former president today and much earlier today all of a sudden there was this post or information circulating that he had been indicted and that reuters had published basically a screenshot of the indictment. we are talking about earlier today. around lunchtime hour it. not that generated a lot of buzz. all of a sudden, the fulton county? office said, those are not correct documents. they are not legitimate. they are fictitious. there is no indictment. now fast forward six to 12 hours, here we are midnight and the indictment finally came down tonight. it is remarkably similar if not identical to the document that surfaced earlier today on the county website that was
and no leads in that cocaine mystery at the white house. the secret service just briefing lawmakers on their investigation. our nbc news reporters are following all of the latest developments. i want to begin with that update on the cocaine discovered at the white house. nbc s ryan nobles is up on capitol hill, where it looks hot and the heat was on those investigators. what did they tell those lawmakers? reporter: not very much. at least when you talk to republicans, chris, they seemed very unhappy with the information that the secret service was able to provide both the oversight committee and homeland security committee. republicans believe that this is something that secret service should be able to figure out, that they shobe t narrow down the list of suspects, question those suspects and come up with an answer. they were given the strong impression from secret service officials today that when the investigation concludes, they ll not ultimately come to that answer. an
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women com welcome to our vi the united states and around the world. we begin with the race to find survivors in turkey and syria more than 24 hours after an earthquake that has killed more than 5,000 in the two countries. the 7.8 magnitude quake and its powerful aftershocks collapsing more than 5,000 buildings. aftershocks are still creating treacherous conditions for rescuers who are trying to reach victims trapped. a massive international rescue effort now under way. and salma abdelaziz is live for us in istanbul. unfortunately the death toll is expected to rise. reporter: it is expected to ric rise. and you have rolling pictures right few on turkish television 24 hours of the search and rescue operations as families listing member after member that is missing. it is those families that turkish authorities are desperate to bring answers to. this is the critical window right now, this is the 24 to 48 hours after the earthquake where there is still a glimmer of hope that th