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>> ive always believed that a prosecutor needs to make a determination as to whether theres sufficient evidence of a crime having been committed and a belief that they can successfully prosecute someone for that crime. i dont know where to go. wherein lies the citation for this third consideration of for lack of a better descripter the impact on society. >> well, i was a prosecutor, as you said, for eight years. i had to make decisions who to prosecute. i prosecuted democrats, republicans, peopl...

"someones responsible, someones to blame," he says, "but well probably never find out who." theres despair here at the damage done, but determination, too, to better protect these waterways and the precious life they contain. jenny hill, bbc news, szczecin. hong kongs peak tram, one of the citys most popular tourist attractions, has reopened with a new look after a year—long closure and a multi—million dollar makeover. the funicular, the oldest in asia, dates back to 1888 and previously drew...

And on this unaffected lake, little confidence that the perpetrator will ever be caught. "someones responsible, someones to blame," he says, "but well probably never find out who." theres despair here at the damage done, but determination, too, to better protect these waterways and the precious life they contain. jenny hill, bbc news, szczecin. the remains of what could be the largest dinosaur ever discovered in europe are being excavated in a back garden in portugal. the fossilised skeleton of ...

Congress or the public couldnt find out what was in these documents? >> thats the why. brad, in terms of the what, we might not know what the affidavit says in full. its going to be redacted. we should expect that. thats not going to be abnormal, right? >> correct. this is going to be significant redactions. one is going to be grand jury information. thats excluded by law. theyre going to redact the names of witnesses, particularly anyone they interviewed, anyone who provided information. and th...

Released, i got to ask you about the investigation. reporting that bidens white house counsels after office at some point defer to the national archives for determination on how to handle trumps protective assertion of the privilege or what have you over these documents. who in the white house knew about the investigation? because the president has been adamant that he knew nothing, got no warning about it. >> so, those are two different things, so let me just say that for a second. look, when i...

Want. and then its disingenuous, yasmin, its buying time. we need more time. we think youre being controlled by the white house. and really theres a disingenuous nature to the whole letter, to the fact that -- i see a buying of time here. the motions they filed in general saying, yeah, we need to string this out. can we have more time? and then i see an overdeference -- i have to be honest with you. people on the far right are criticizing the government for, quote, unquote, moving too fast to a ...

An unsecured location. the documents that were seized at mar-a-lago, going on, i think, 19 months, and it is a nearly impossible task to try to understand who may have had access to these documents, and that is what ultimately the fbi and the intelligence community are going to try to figure out and are in the process of trying to figure out. what level, you know, was this information compromised? do they need to do something to protect human sources or signal intelligence, methods of collection...

What did he say? >> this has been a major question for the white house. for obvious questions they have not wanted to weigh in on this investigation. they did not know about the search, they say, until it actually was happening at mar-a-lago. they found out through public reporting like the rest of us, something that president biden reminded reporters of this week. a big question has been their concerns about whether or not any u.s. national security secrets were compromised, sources and methods...

We reviewed an email, of correspondents, before bush tween -- the national archives. in a may time period. and that show that there was determination weeks before former president trump left office that certain items around roughly two dozen boxes of original presidential records that were being kept at the residence of the white house needed to be returned to norah under the presidential records act. and trumps lawyers at the white house, including pat cipollone, including as well as scott gass...

But i do think that the search of mar-a-lago, after all of the abortive efforts to get these materials shows that there is a will in the justice department to follow the law, even when that law leads to the former president. >> i know is a member of the january 6th committee, in that role, you had developed a certain amount of public and, shall we say, with the justice department in, as far as you can tell, not pursuing the same areas that you have been pursuing in the committee. how do you feel...