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Remember, they have done interviews with nearly 400 witnesses, people, at this point. they have a lot of insight into what could have been in some of these documents. these are things they knew about, that they wanted. thats just a very small sampling. theres a lot more here, katy. >> they have so much, leigh ann, how will they present all of this to the american public and do we have any idea of when? >> thats an excellent question. they dont know yet. we know this will come out in whatever for...

Republicans who want to work with him on this because they want to avoid a constitutional crisis. publicly many of them say the president will never do this, its unnecessary. privately a number of them are working with him. i dont have any indication yet of whether mcconnell will feel compelled to bring this to the floor or whether hell say i will not engage on this either. >> and they would need to do it in a vetoproof majority, obviously, because if trump decided to veto it, but the question n...

Will not engage on this either. >> and they would need to do it in a veto-proof majority, obviously, because if trump decided to veto it, but the question now would be whether mueller or rosenstein would be able to release their report to the public and congress simultaneously or would it have to go to a committee? oh, i dont know, the house intelligence committee that would probably just bury it. >> that is a great question, joy, because according to this, and this is only a draft at this point...

To go to a committee? oh, i dont know, the house intelligence committee that would probably just bury it. >> that is a great question, joy, because according to this, and this is only a draft at this point, it would be to release it to congress. so youre right. even under that scenario its possible that we would have some hurdles in congress, but you know how things work when congress gets its hand on a document and theres portions of it that maybe arent classified. the public pressure to releas...

Himself was using the same practice is just another indication of how hypercritical the attacks were against hillary clinton for a year and a half. >> there is a difference between a governor and secretary of state. they deal with things that arent classified. i dont want to relitigate this, there were things that were classified with hillary clinton, but theres a difference, yes? >> theres a difference because she had a server she used. that was a bigger issue other than the e-mail. this isnt s...

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Custody. he ambushed deputy goforth as goforth walked out of a gas station to his car. he shot him in the back and stood over him and shot him again and again for no clear reason other than he was a law enforcement officer. joey jackson with us right now. walk us through how this could play out in terms of being in the courtroom. how do you assert and procesecu capital murder and make that stick? >> a sad day for law enforcement. in capital murder cases you need two things. one is to demonstrate...

When it was a tropical storm, the flooding rains have really been the thing to watch out for. here is a look at the remnants of tropical storm erika positioned right along the keys and cuba and florida. its producing heavy rain in parts of miami. the system will slide along the west coast of florida basically from tampa all the way down through naples. when it does, its going to bring that heavy flow of moisture all the way up towards the panhandle. again were going to continue to see heavy rain...

Unlikely. >> and then one other you this shear, the "new york times" report about russian hackers obtaining access to the presidents e-mail? what can you tell us about that? >> we first talked about this hack on nbc news back this october. but what the "new york times" is reporting is something deeper than we originally thought. these are parts of the presidents e-mails that clearly theyre unclassified, there has never been any question about whether anything classified was breached, but it does...

Constructive are the ones who went. of course theyre not going to say it was a stupid idea to go. im expecting those who went are going to say it was constructive. the discussion was about guidelines. those arent classified. and this is an administration that said it was transparnlsy. and the whole job of the press is to put the spotlight on the government. i cant see in any way how this was beneficial to the attorney general and i think it smacked him right in the face. >> i dont think i would ...