we have five routes and one driver to drive five routes. game changer. minor league baseball team is bridging divide between young and old and it s home run for all. announcer: this is the cbs weekend news, from chicago with adriana diaz. tonight we have new reporting on the government documents seized from former president donald trump s residence at mar-a-lago. cbs news learned a lawyer from trump certified in writing all classified materials had been removed from mar-a-lago after june 3rd meeting with justice department officials. but officials familiar with how the documents were being stored told investigators about their existence at the private residence. democrats now want a classified briefing from the director of national intelligence. the latest from washington. reporter: this sounds like something out of a spy novel. espionage act outlaws holding on to national security information that could potentially harm the u.s. or help foreign adversaries withou
detailing damning claims by an informant that alleges that president biden, when he was vice president, was involved in a multi million dollars international bribery scheme. lawrence: this is insane but the white house is strongly denying the claims. ainsley: lucas tomlinson is here to breaker it all down for us. lucas? good morning, lawrence, ainsley and brian. explosive allegation from iowa senator chuck grassley releasing an fbi informant document alleging a $10 million bribery scheme against president biden and his son hunter who is a board member of the ukrainian energy company burisma the informant said, quote: don t worry, hunter will take care of all of those issues through his dad. in 2016, the informant met with krzyzewski the head of burisma after biden had made statement about victor shokin being corrupt and that he should be removed from was o. the informant secretary of state krzyzewski, quote: didn t want to pay the bidens and he was pushed to pay them. he has many
violating the espionage act, mishandling classified documents and obstruction of justice. on friday trump posted on social media suggesting the documents in question were all declassified. saying the fbi quote didn t need to seize anything, could have had it anytime they wanted without playing politics and breaking into mar-a-lago. if the president was declassifying something, there s a lengthy process to go for that. it s donald trump reaching for defense du jour for behavior beyond the pale. reporter: says the affidavit should be released. garland goes on television because he wants to be transparent. full transparency is when they release the affidavit. reporter: that will give closer look at the investigation. each violation is punishable up to ten years in prison.
seen on the sunday morning round table circuit. when he speak, his words receive particularly scrutiny. these made headlines. kelly s assessment of those who move illegally into the united states noted they are not bad people but that they don t have skills. when asked about whether pulling out of iran nuclear deal harms relations with the u.s. ally, kelly said he didn t think so given it was quote a horrible deal. then there was this. when he asked he thought the russian probe was hanging over the white house, kelly said this. it may not be cloud but the president is world leaders come in. first couple of minutes might revolve around that kind of thing. you have to think that quote didn t play so well with the boss.
huge costs of not fixing it. it s three years later and despite the occasional press release, things have only gotten worse. i personally hit three massive potholes that did severe damage to my car and e ib rum. a study found they send flat tire call soars 34%. in d.c., they ve got an annual event called pothole palooza that s filled in 23,000 poll hoeting. prescription l a estimates that it costs u.s. drivers about 3 billion a year. on average, american drivers report paying $300 annually. in the american society of civil engineers 2017 report card, our roads got a d. i think that s generous. surely those responsible for maintaining america s roads also drive on them. so while aren t they moving more quickly to fix them. we need a steve jobs of asphalt.