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Clear to the justice department that whatever they need, whatever search they need to conduct, the president is willing to say okay. that included over the weekend his home in wilmington. but with that search also came a new discovery. just the latest in a classified documents issue that continues to be a significant issue for the president. >> not have different rules for democrats or republicans. >> reporter: tonight attorney general merrick garland pledging impartiality. >> we apply the facts...

Pieces of rain. perhaps some heavy rain moving across the northern isles. the best chance of sunshine towards the south—east corner, but temperatures still no higher than four or five degrees, but 11 for belfast and stornoway. ii for belfast and stornoway. now, as we move into tuesday, this area of high if anything strengthening its grip across the south of the country. further north, you will see more of a westerly wind, bringing some mild conditions, but a lot of cloud, some bits and pieces ...

Level of insanity that we see has taken grip of the republican party and the united states of this particular question. and i think its quite dangerous, unfortunately, that these issues now look democrat or republican given for so long republicans were on the side of republican -- reproductive liberty. one would not see that now reflected in the current republican party. >> as always, so grateful for this level. setting a male hamas, michelle goodwin, thank you for getting us started. what we ar...

Carry a pregnancy to term and become a mother at the age of ten or 11. i think that they have truly miscalculated here. one last point here to that i think is important is that this has not historically been the republican agenda. roe v. wade was a 7 to 2 opinion. five of the seven justices were republican appointed. the justice that wrote the opinion of roe v. wade, justice blackman, was put on the court by richard nixon. and i think that level setting is also critically important. it really is...

There in and of itself. but the the second number is what i wanted to show you. the 717,660 for fiscal year 2023. there have been 113 days this fiscal year since it began on october 1st. that is roughly 7800 migrant encounters a day. that is unsustainable, unprecedented and something that they cannot deal with. but those are just the ones that gave themselves up, the ones that that dont want to be apprehended -- we can show you this video, exclusively cameras embedded with texas dps here on frid...

Further south and east, a cold and frosty start to saturday. so, quite a split in the feel of the weather for the weekend. southern and eastern parts of the uk staying in the grip of this cold air. further north and west, this wedge of mild air trying to move south eastwards, but taking quite a while to do so, making very slow progress. so, the south and east is set to stay cold with some fog around as well. further north and west, milder but cloudier with some outbreaks of rain. fog could cause...

Southern and eastern parts of the uk staying in the grip of the cold air. further north and west, this mild air trying to move south eastwards, but taking quite a while to do so, making very slow progress. so the south and east is set to stay colder with some fog around as well. further north and west, milder but cloudier with some outbreaks of rain. fog could cause issues in east wales, the west midlands and the west country, freezing fog to start saturday morning. some of that can be dense and...

Temperatures at belfast and stornoway will be up at six or 7 degrees. forthe stornoway will be up at six or 7 degrees. for the southeast, a very frosty start to saturday, quite a split in the field of the weather for the weekend and southern eastern parts of the uk staying in the grip of this cold air and further north and west, this wedge of mild air train to slump its wakes up eastwards but taking quite a while to do so, making very slow progress. for the sub used in the uk, this is that the s...

Weather for the weekend. southern and eastern parts of the uk staying in the grip of the cold air. further north and west, this mild air trying to move south eastwards, but taking quite a while to do so, making very slow progress. so the south and east is set to stay colder with some fog around as well. further north and west, milder but cloudier with some outbreaks of rain. fog could cause issues in east wales, the west midlands and the west country, freezing fog to start saturday morning. some...

In the highlands, but there is a change that will start to take place, a slow change, with a bank of cloud pushing in from the northwest, some southwesterly winds bringing something milder. they will develop across northern ireland and western scotland as we go through the night. some rain and maybe some snow on the leading—edge, but by 6am again, temperatures for belfast and stornoway will be up at six or seven celsius. further south and east, a cold and frosty start to saturday. so quite a s...