Deep-South Resources Inc. announces that it has appointed Earthmaps Consulting of Namibia for the interpretation of airborne magnetic data on the Luanshya West project in Zambia. Pierre Leveille, President & CEO of Deep-South stated that: "We are. - Veroeffentlicht am 15.08.2023
Mcgonigal turned in favor of greed, david. david: pierre, thank you. to other news, and to the prominent california judge pleading not guilty to murdering his wife, prosecutors say he shot her after a drunken argument. but then texted his staff, telling them, i just lost it, i just shot my wife, i won t be in tomorrow. case making national headlines now. and here s abc s kayna whitworth. reporter: tonight, a southern california judge accused of murdering his own wife pleading not guilty in court. mr. ferguson, do you understand all these additional nonmonetary conditions as to your bail? yes, i do, your honor. reporter: 72-year-old jeffery ferguson was arrested earlier this month after police say he shot his wife sheryl in their home. according to the orange county district attorney s office, the judge then texted his own court clerk and bailiff, saying, i just lost it. i just shot my wife. i won t be in tomorrow. i will be in custody. i m so sorry. sheryl, seen here in photos posted to facebook, wishing her
August 10th on record. and denver, they did have a tie of a record low yesterday, but they ll be back into the 90s by the weekend. david? j david: ginger, thank you. we turn next to one of the highest ranking fbi agents ever to face criminal charges. the head of counterintelligence once here in new york. a top investigator of russian oligarchs pleading guilty tonight to helping russians. abc s pierre thomas back with us here in new york tonight. and this is really something, pierre. reporter: david, this involves the man who held the top job as the head of fbi counterintelligence in new york. an expert on russian spying turned bad. he today pleaded not guilty and admitted that he had been compromised by russian oligarchs after he retired from the fbi. that oligarch, who had been sanctioned by the u.s., paid him more than $20,000 to do his bidd bidding. the fbi said today that
Thomas at the justice department. pierre, this signals the investigation into hunter biden is far from over. is there a possibility of more charges? what s next? reporter: there absolutely could be more charges. weiss and his team indicated in court separate and apart from the plea deal hunter biden s financial dealings are still being investigated. pierre, thank you. president biden and the first lady have said very little about hunter biden s legal woes except they love and support. mary bruce joins us now. any indication this turn of events might change? reporter: no. the president and the white house aren t commenting. the president doesn t want to say anything that could fuel claims this has somehow been politicized. this is not what the white house was hoping for. they thought this was largely behind them. now, tonight instead hunter biden s plea deal has fallen apart and he could be facing a