good evening from st. john s newfoundland. a lot has occurred. right behind me two ships involved in the search for the titan, the canadian coast guard vessel and another ship have just now returned here to port. this is them coming in just moments ago. the canadian coast guard ship anne harvey is expected here within the next hour or so and titan s support ship the polar prince is due back here overnight or early morning. polar prince left here as you know a week ago just today a week ago today traveling the more than 400 miles to the site of the at a tannic. it was to be titan s first trip of the season down to titanic. it blew apart and imploded. two different debris fields and they re hoping through pictures to understand and scanning that to understand exactly what the dynamic of that was and if they can learn anything from it. also just the number of warnings that we are now hearing about, about the sub. and i think we re going to hear more about the concerns rai
the appeals court hearing on donald trump s immunity hearing has wrapped up. the three-judge appellant panel facing this big question can the former president be held criminally responsible for actions that he took while in office to overturn the 2020 election loss. we heard a remarkable argument from trump s team who heard the argument that prosecuting a former president would open up a pandora s box as john sauer said that working in the capacity as alleged in the indictment by jack smith, the special counsel s office pushing back on that. this notion that we are all of the sudden going to be seeing a floodgate, i think that, again, the careful investigations in the clinton era didn t result in any charges. the fact that this investigation did doesn t reflect that we are going to see a sea change of vindictive tit-for-tat prosecutions in the future. i think it reflects fundamentally unprecedented nature of the criminal charges here. cnn s evan perez joins us now. ev
sank. scientists saying they have fewer than 24 hours now before they won t be able to breathe inside that sub. i m harris faulkner and you are in the faulkner focus. the mission to save titan is growing. u.s. and canadian crews are sweeping an area larger than the state of maryland. 12,000 square miles. the titan sub is only 22 feet long. getting equipment on scene is a top priority. i can t give you an exact timeline when it will happen. there is a full-court press effort to get equipment on scene as quickly as we can. harris: let s look at the picture which shows the astonishing depth that the sub may have reached. again 12,500 feet is where the titanic rests that they went down to see. compare that with twice the size of the depth of the grand canyon. the water pressure there is nearly 400 times greater than that on the surface raising new questions now about rescuers ability to reach the vessel even when and if they find it. a lot coming out in reports about the s
in april in a new york court house on state charges that he falsified business records. this is a different case. the authorities in miami are bracing for possible protests by both supporters and opponents of mr trump. we can see there his security detail waiting for him to get off that plane. of course, it is not yet clear which judge will be overseeing this hearing tomorrow, tuesday. but the case we understand has been assigned tojudge eileen canning, who is an appointee of mr trump. he appointed her back in 2020. this is the scene we are looking at, the scene at the airport in miami, where president trump hasjust arrived airport in miami, where president trump has just arrived ahead of his appearance in court tomorrow. we have nomia iqbal with others. this is an extraordinary scene, but this is an extraordinary scene, but this is the usual procedure in a case like this? , , ., , ., like this? this is of course a second indictment, - like this? this is of course a second in
of his life. not just for the white house, but for his freedom now, too. biden is trying to jail his leading political opponent. plus trump s top 2024 rival lets him off the hook and attacks the justice department instead. can t have one faction of society weaponizing the power of the state against factions that it doesn t like. while earth owe challengers hope the details might force supporters to question their allegiance. is this the type of conduct that we want from someone who wants to be president of the united states? and making history. has the united states of america ever faced a moment like this? welcome to inside politics sunday , i m abby phillip. it is another week in the history of our nation. a former president and leading presidential candidate indicted now for hoarding calassified documents and sharing them with others ab conspiring to hide them from the government. and it includes reams of evident including tape recordings and text messages