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atlanta, making final arguments for why judge gotten mcafee should disqualify fulton county da fani willis, who s overseeing his election, racketeering trial the other in fort pierce, florida, pressing a federal judge, aileen cannon, to delay his classified documents trial until after the election. a busy day for trump lawyers and for prosecutors. seen as paula reid starts us off in florida former president donald trump at federal court in florida. today for a high-stakes hearing to decide when he will be tried for allegedly mishandling classified documents an indictment was unsealed. charging donald j. trump with felony violations of our national security laws, as well as participating in a conspiracy to obstruct justice trump faces 40 felony criminal charges related to the alleged mishandling of classified information. some seen here in properly stored at mar-a-lago. they raided my house. they did it for publicity reasons. they did it for election interference reaso
any party in a lawsuit has an obligation to turn over discovery, meaning relevant information that the other side requests. here, the plaintiffs asked for everything relating to your election fraud claims. they didn t get this from rudy, though rudy s team failed to turn this over, which is a big problem. they got it from somewhere else, the plaintiffs. and so what the plaintiffs are asking the judge to do here is, first of all, they say you should call this case. we win because this is a serious violation. he s hiding from us. that s a long shot. but they re also asking the judge for what we call an adverse inference judge. you should rule as a matter of law that he s hiding these on purpose. and we get to argue that to a jury. all right. this is just one thing hanging over rudy giuliani said he testified for eight hours, answered questions for eight hours to two lawyers from the special counsel s office. how do you explain eight hours of testimony? this one is ty
organizations experienced in dealing with exactly this kind of material. the timeline here, the waste removal was paused over the weekend following complaints from texas and michigan officials who said they didn t know the waste would come to their jurisdictions. why didn t they know what was coming their way? i don t know all the details of the environmental cleanup process. what i know is that there are ways that are set up for states to communicate with each other about this. and there is often a private sector role as contractors who have that extremely rigorous epa certifica certif certify step up to do that challenging work. this is both in responding to disasters like this and in routine operations. it happens a lot, which is why it is regulated so tightly, so carefully and closely. and epa has taken over the process originally led by norfolk southern to make sure that it s going to be handled well. of course, every situation, politics playing a role in this. som
ac 360 starts now. fwgood evening, we begin wi the alex murdaugh double trial and his attempt to convince the jury that being a serial liar and being at the scene disease not make him a killer. having admitted yesterday on the witness stand to telling a string of lies, most significantly about being at the scene of the crime near the time it happened, he spent another day today under tough questioning. alex, it you murder maggie? i would never hurt maggie. did you murder paul? i would never hurt paul. court adjourned late today capping a stunning week by any measure. cnn s randi kaye joins us with the latest. it like in court today? reporter: well, anderson, this was first time we got to see the prosecutor question alex murdaugh about the night of the murder. he presed him on the details. he asked him what time he got to the kennels, how long he was there, what he talked about with his wife and son. he asked him these questions repeatedly, presumably to try an