alabama governor says president biden will approve disaster declaration for the state opening up federal money for relief efforts. hello everyone i am arthel neville lockwood fox news live , hi eric. before that is heartbreaking but hello arthel hello everyone thank you for joining us i m eric shawn. two major stories we are following at this hour there are new details and that mysterious case of the missing massachusetts mom ana walshe. how police logs are shedding new light on the early stages of the investigation since she vanished on new year s day but will have delays on that. retired fbi assistant director is standing by with his insight on this investigation. but let s begin first with another new potential headache for president biden. a special counsel to the president announcing today that five more pages of documents were classified markings were found at the president wilmington, delaware home thursday night. even more classified documents apparently recovered on
And this is americas late news, fox news and night. Breaking tonight, antiisrael protesters at princeton who went on a Hunger Strike are now calling off the strike because of Health Concerns. And hunger. And Law Enforcement now warning of a National Public safety crisis because the low number of Police Officers at an alltime high. We will talk to a sheriff who answers his own 911 calls. But first, the crossexamination of convicted felon Michael Cohen and a fiery courtroom showdown. Nate foy live outside Supreme Court with more on this. Good evening. Reporter today on the witness dan Michael Cohen admitted that he wants to see former President Donald Trump convicted in this trial and he also admitted to making money off criticizing trump, including recently saying that trump should go into a cage where he belongs. Trump cant publicly respond to cohens comments because of the courts gag order and after an Appellate Court refused to overturn the gag order, trump said this while leaving co
california. author of her honor, what s broken, how to change. it harry litman served as deputy s attorney general and the department of justice and both join me now. judge cordell, let me start with you. i m joined when i m concerned with how you think about this as a judge. there s a lot of discretion given to a judge over the timing of these things. you have an unusual case here for a number of reasons, not just the ex president has been indicted, but the campaign calendar. how do you think is a fair way to evaluate a schedule, and how would you be approaching it, were you this judge? no trial judge with any experience who is assigned a case this, gathering this much attention, such a high profile trial, would ever do anything in a haphazard manner. so when judge chutkan came forward and said the trial date is march the 4th you better believe she gave it a lot of
does seem to recognize that. i take some solace in that. she clearly wants this trial done. jack smith and the special counsel office want this trial, because the american people deserve to have it done. everyone believes to be on the same page except the defendant and i assume his supporters. even the polling suggests that even americans want a quick trial. but trump said yesterday he would, get this, appeal judge chutkan s trial date order. that s not even possible. and it can t be appealed. which means, here we are, roughly six months out from the start of the trial. the only person who doesn t want it to happen is the republican front runner and his backers. and the only question is, what can they do to get out of it? doris cordell served 19 years as a judge including over a dozen on the superior court of california. author of her honor, what s broken, how to change. it harry litman served as deputy s attorney general and the department of justice and both join me now. judge cordel
year, january 1 the past 13 days and 48000 tillable migrant and counters across the entire southwest border of which i was 20000 been expelled under title 42. interestingly almost 75% were single adults. now, i think kitty county which is not far from where we are about 50 miles north of our position, a rancher had a scary interaction with some migrants it tried to break into her home. fortunately, deputy s and sheriff s office were able to get them but here s a little bit of what she told us about her explains, listen. i kept telling them to stop in spanish. and asked him to please leave which they refused to do. they are just coming over the hundreds and hundreds right through here, just through here. it is very nerve-racking. so, the numbers continue to be the big story. the number of migrants and it