tennessee punching back. then that big moment from megan grant. >> beth: they had a couple base runners in the bottom of the seventh. trying to get one here in the eighth. >> michele: this is what tennessee does. it happened in superregionals. a big part of their game is get to two strikes and foul off and waste. if you do not like a pitch but it's close enough, foul it off, try to get something you can hit. >> beth: mealer, ground ball to short. snagged by bragg. one down. >> michele: a huge out after a couple 3-2 pitches. >> beth: freshman solid at short. she replaced aleena garcia who is out injured, back in early march. and here is alannah leach. got hit by a pitch last time up. 0 for 2. >> michele: this is where taylor tinsley is so good for ucla coming into today's game. just 20 walks on the year, and 134-plus innings. and she is not going to put you -- we saw the intensional walk, a couple last inning, but you have to earn your way on. with that really good defense behind her, especially in this lower

senators macchia blackburn of tennessee and justice of tennessee at the 2025 bitcoin conference in lasegas. they highlighted why they believe the government should establish a national crypto currency policy. >> i'm joined by three of the most pro-innovation, pro bitcoin members of congress dad and senator justice created a bill to create the bitcoin reserve. [applause] and they all recognize what bitcoin means to all of us and the nation at large so senator lummis, i thought we would start with you and talk about, have you had conversations with the president. what is it going to take to get this signed into law? sen. lummis: it's great to be back at bitcoin 2025. thank you all for your help in the last year bringing the bitcoin act to the attention of american people and the world. president trump supports the bill and he has a team in the white house working on digital asset issues, everything from stablecoin to market structure to the bitcoin streamic reserve and they will probably roll out in that order. the senate banking committee has passed the stable coin bill out of committee

so people in tennessee are beginning to pay attention to this. i will also add, chattanooga, tennessee is developing a quantum, a commercialized quantum network so you've got companies that are locating there. in tennessee, people like the idea that you have bitcoin coming into the state. there are mining operations coming into the state. they look at this as high paying jobs. they look at this as jobs of the future and are, as you see companies like oracle, like amazon, like the xai, this is in memphis, and as they choose tennessee to be their home, people say this is what is going to give us jobs for our kids and our grandkids and they want to see it there. so they're making room for these companies and putting the pressure to make certain that they can supply all the power that is going to be needed. >> i love to hear that. senator justice, how about west virginia? >> well, west virginia has surely got a ways to go. like a lot, a lot, a lot of states. we've got to get the understanding correct without any question, but i want to deviate just o

. >> noticias univisión acompaña en tennessee a voluntarios que se han organizado para proteger a laa de la oficiales estatales y de los agentes de ice . >> este es noticiero univisión con ilia calderón . >> cómo están? muy buenas tardes , bienvenidos. les saluda paulina sodi. en ausencia de ilia calderón , comenzamos con las noticias porque hay explotó la guerra de palabras entre el presidente donald trump y quien fue su mayor aliado. el multimillonario elon musk. desde que musk condenó el proyecto fiscal de donald trump, la relación entre ambos se ha deteriorado. pero hoy el presidente trump dijo que elon musk enloqueció y por su parte, el empresario dijo que sin él, donald trump no hubiera ganado las elecciones presidenciales. tiffany roberts no amplia . . >> a fantastic jab. >> hace unos días, ambos hombres se cubrían de halagos, pero hoy se amenazan mutuamente frente a un público de millones de usuarios en las redes sociales que esperan ansiosamente quien lanzará el siguiente golpe . el intercambio entre el presidente y el dueño de tesla se tornó personal y agresivo. musk public

kilmar abrego garcia is going to go into a tennessee courtroom, and i trust the people of tennessee to give him a fair trial. if he's convicted of a conspiracy to transport people, we should all celebrate. democrats today should be saying, let's let the courts decide. that's what due process is in this case, is to let 12 jurors in tennessee decide if he's guilty. >> and sochi i mean, i take your point about the way that this may have gone through the system, but there is the reality that they did impanel a grand jury that returned the indictment back. >> they did. >> they did impanel a grand jury. and i think that it's it'll be interesting to see what comes out of this over the next few months. and who was making some of the decisions in order to impanel a grand jury and to get charges back, you have to have some sort of argument to get them there. right? but you don't have to necessarily have all of the facts. and so it'll be interesting to see what happens in the months. >> casey, you were asking about big picture politics and what this also allows the administration to do is somethi

reporter: the investigation in tennessee can you say when that investigation was opened? attorney general bondi: the grand jury indicted on may 21, this investigation has been ongoing. reporter: it's hotly debated in washington, in your mind does this resolve that issue about his the portation? should this be in any way seen as complying with the judge's order to return to the u.s. and the supreme court ruling that the u.s. should -- >> there's a big difference between what the plan was before the indictment and after the indictment. the reason why he is back and was returned was because of an arrest warrant which was presented to the government in el salvador -- el salvador. there's a big difference there. as far as whether it makes the ongoing litigation in maryland moot, i would think so but we don't know about this. he just landed today. reporter: i just want to confirm what you said earlier, you're intending to prosecute him and keep him in an american prison if he's found guilty and then would remove him after his sentence is over? attorney general bondi: correct. h

but we know that in tennessee, in the nashville u.s. attorney's office, that there was some disagreement over this case. now, we know that ben schrader, who is the chief of the criminal section there, he resigned, and he posted this on, on on linkedin. he said after 15 years, he had resigned that day. and this happened the week, by the way, that these charges were brought in in the federal court there. he said it has been an incredible privilege to serve as a prosecutor with the department of justice, where the only job description i've ever known is to do the right thing in the right way, for the right reasons. now, i reached out to to mr. schrader. he declined to comment. but i will tell you that the you know, i talked to an official who said, look, this is an immigration is a priority for this administration. and if you don't want to do that, then you don't have to stay. >> all right, evan, thank you very much. but obviously, the resignation of the chief of the criminal section in tennessee after 15 years coming at this very moment i

reporter: the investigation in tennessee can you say when that investigation was opened? attorney general bondi: the grand jury indicted on may 21, this investigation has been ongoing. reporter: it's hotly debated in washington, in your mind does this resolve that issue about his the portation? should this be in any way seen as complying with the judge's order to return to the u.s. and the supreme court ruling that the u.s. should -- >> there's a big difference between what the plan was before the indictment and after the indictment. the reason why he is back and was returned was because of an arrest warrant which was presented to the government in el salvador -- el salvador. there's a big difference there. as far as whether it makes the ongoing litigation in maryland moot, i would think so but we don't know about this. he just landed today. reporter: i just want to confirm what you said earlier, you're intending to prosecute him and keep him in an american prison if he's found guilty and then would remove him after his sentence is over? attorney general bondi: correct. h

he commands not just the army of tennessee which is right there. he commands the department, which has all the troops in the carolinas, georgia and all the little all the separate units that are in those states. they all fall under him. the army is first reorganized on ninth, not knowing what's happening in virginia. and it just goes to show the state of things that there were a lot of units that were under-strength. and what they do is they consolidate item. so, for example, 30 batteries of artillery are consolidated into ten, 11 arkansas regiments are canceled into one seven florida regiments into one eight. texas into one. and when happens, it just kills the morale of the men. you know, there was a lot of pride in those different units and now they're just being consolidated because there are so few of them left. one soldier wrote that when the army marched after that consolidation, it looked like a funeral procession. oppose ing johnston's army in north carolina is general william t sherman. his union forces heavily outnumbering the confederate

zebras are allowed as pets in tennessee. zebras can fly all right. since his escape, ed has been spotted galloping along highways, trotting through neighborhoods. sheriff's office lost sight of ed a few >>> breaking tonight, national guard on the ground in los ange >>> the national guard on the ground in los angeles with the president pledging a crackdown on protests. tensions arising with the city of l.a. now on tactical alert according to police as hundreds of national guard troops line up, deploying what looked like tear gas at crowds protesting immigration raids. california's governor accusing president trump of manufacturing a crisis as the president says he's not backing down. >> we're going to have troops everywhere. we're not going to let this happen to our country. >> and on the ground? >> we've just felt tear gas being deployed. >> our correspondent at the scene. >>> just in, a skydiving plane crashing in tennessee, nearly splitting in half, with at least 20 people on board, several hurt. the latest on the investigation. >>> another angerou

he was caught in tennessee. and i think the bigger question is, is the fact that what happened to those tennessee state troopers when they called the fbi and the fbi told them to release this guy. now, i was in the state legislature for 16 years, i've lived here my whole life. the tennessee state troopers are clean as a hound's tooth, man. they are the best of the best, and they are really an elite group of people. many veterans, peat rottic men and women. -- patriotic. i know most of them, actually. and and i cannot imagine the morale deflation that occurred when they were told by the fbi to, in fact, release this guy under the biden administration. that's gonna come out. but, you know, everybody said they wanted justice for this guy, and now they're going, whoa, whoa, wait a minute, we don't want that justice, you know? they wanted him released. i just hope -- i haven't been able to figure out who the judge is in nashville yet. i hope it's somebody that is truly about the rule of law. kevin: then we all know w

lo acusan en tennessee de transportar ilegalmente a personas sin documentos.de nueva york estÁn suspendidos y bajo investigaciÓn durante una persecuciÓn que culminÓ en un choque mortal. no se detuvieron a prestar ayuda y el auto que era robado se estaba incendiando. un bote repleto de turistas se vuelcan por una ola gigante. le mostramos cÓmo escaparon los sobrevivientes. una turista cuenta el drama vivido en el mar. >> noticias telemundo en la noche con aranza loizaga. >> q quÉ tal? buenas noches les saluda johana suÁrez en ausencia de aranza loizaga. hoy comenzamos en los Ángeles, donde hubo varias redadas migratorias que la alcaldesa de la ciudad, karen bass, y 11 de los 15 concejales condenaron de forma enÉrgica. en uno de los operativos se vivieron escenas que parecÍan de guerra, como nos muestra edgar muÑoz. en trifulca y zafarrancho terminaron los operativos de agentes federales en diversos puntos de los Ángeles para llevarse indocumentados en el distrito de la moda, agentes fuertemente custodiados en tanquetas se llevaron a los detenidos en medio de un

he's a state representative from tennessee.r, jones and two of his colleagues staged a protest on the house floor calling for gun control legislation after a school shooting in nashville. he was expelled for his participation. his story sparked nationwide outrage in the country. rallied behind him. jones and his colleague justin j. pearson were eventually reinstated, and they continue to fight for democracy and the rights of tennessee constituents today. >> i want to welcome the people. >> back to the people's house. >> i want to i want. >> to welcome democracy. back to. >> the people's house. and so i come. >> here to stand with my. >> constituents, with the people of tennessee. >> to say that. >> no unjust attack on democracy. >> will will happen unchallenged. >> hey. >> fred couples, welcome to consumer cellular. hope you like orange. >> it's a bit bright. yeah. >> all right, give me the pitch. >> switch from big wireless to. >> consumer cellular. >> and save your money. >> for extra. >> rounds of golf and great. >> coverage

do we know if the family will be travelling to tennessee, we are weeding a first court appearance from mr abrego garcia. if they want to be in contact with him as soon as they can and will try to make that happen as soon as possible. i want to ask about what the administration is saying, levelling serious charges against mr abrego garcia on human trafficking what more do you you know in terms of evidence that this administration has we've now seen this unsealed indictment. we know this. that the trump administration has been treating kilmar abrego garcia like he treats all non-white immigrants. as if they are presumed guilty until proven innocent. we know that is in violation to every bedrock constitutional protection that this country holds dear. and so they engaged in an unprecedented campaign of disinformation defamation and cruelty toward kilmar abrego garcia and his family, they have called him names of all different kinds, but they have yet to provide a single shred of evidence to back up their claims. so we are at least relieved that at least now kilmar abrego garcia will have t

hoy . >> Ésta en tennessee . >> bajo cargos . >> federales.y a raiz de esta detencion de trafico en ese estado. Én que agentes soso a sospecharon que transportaba indocumentados . pero lo dejaron ir con una advertencia. por llevar una licencia vencida y nunca le presentaron cargos . sin embargo hay . basandose segun el departamento de justicia en nueva Ínformacion garcia fue acusado de dos cargos de conspiracion para transportar a indocumentados y de transporte ilegal de indocumentados. Él documento menciona mas detalles y a varios testigos anonimos asegurando que conspiro para traer a indocumentados ce centroamericanos con coconspiradores que recibio pagos e hizo transferencias usando su afiliacion segun la denuncia con la pandilla mara salvatrucha de la que es miembro . >> Éllos no van a querer admitir que esto lo hicieron por razones politicas por mandar un mensaje cruel a la comunidad y para en realidad contradecir las ordenes de la corte suprema. >> Én departamento de justicia. le agradecio al presidente de Él salvador por haber accedido

así que con esto me despido aquí desde tennessee .er operado de sus graves heridas, los médicos informaron que su pronóstico es de máxima gravedad . yezid baquero nos tiene lo que se sabe de la investigación y la reacciones políticas a este atentado . pues que. >> el sicario estaba entre la gente . se le vio antes hablando con una mujer y otros ángulos lo muestran sacando su arma con total tranquilidad para dispararle al candidato . al senador y presidencial miguel uribe turbay. le dispararon a muy corta distancia y directo a su cabeza . >> en colombia . >> luego de apenas 14 años, fue capturado. déjeme darle los números . y miguel transportado en ambulancia. herido de muerte a un centro asistencial pequeño donde prácticamente le salvaron la vida . >> no encontramos con dos impactos a nivel de. >> cráneo. >> occipital con sangrado controlado. . >> y de ahí lo trasladaron a la fundación santa fe, donde pasó la noche en cirugía . mientras turbay estaba en el quirófano, el presidente de colombia hizo una larga alocución . lo venían sigui

las audiencias iniciales fueron hoy en tennessee , lejos de su familia y su equipo legal.e emociones tras su regreso . y es que ella lo ha defendido a capa y espada a pesar de los reportes de violencia doméstica . kilmar . si puedes escucharme , mantente fuerte . >> Él necesita . >> también . >> comunicarse con sus seres. >> queridos . >> déjenlo hablar con su . >> esposa ahora. mismo. el senador demócrata, por maryland, chris van holland, quien se reunió con abrego garcía en el salvador, dice que ya no se trata. qué hizo el migrante salvadoreño o no, sino de sus derechos constitucionales? por eso sus abogados confían en que ningún gran jurado lo va a condenar . aseguran que el gobierno de trump no tiene evidencia alguna. una de las cosas que ahora sí va a salir a la luz es su trato. cómo lo trataron mientras estuvo en el cecot ? qué es lo que él observó de otras personas ? paulina el camino para la defensa de kilmar abrego garcía será bastante largo, no solamente para defenderlo de los cargos que ha anunciado el día de hoy. el departamento de justicia, sino también para e

send sms swearing shoe 2 o'clock news reports of a plane crash in the us state of tennessee. american sources reported: a plane with about 20 passengers has crashed in the city of tallahassee in the state of tennessee. it is said that several people were injured as a result of this crash. some of them are in critical condition. the reason for the crash is not yet clear , but initial reports from the american media indicate that the plane crashed in a residential area. the deputy head of the atomic energy organization said that the challenges of the west in the field of our nuclear activity in order to prevent it is about iran's authority in the international arena. our challenge is the challenge of authority, meaning if we didn't have these advances, we probably wouldn't have this challenge either . so we need to know that the more authority the country has , the more assets we have , the more we progress in scientific fields , especially in the nuclear field , which is truly a source of pride for the country, and is actually accepted by powerful countries that want to domina

the tennessee troopers just let him go away with a warning for an unexpired license. but they have located a cooperating witness down in florida who says, i ran a taxi service for many years. that's why this is a conspiracy. one of the two counts is there was this longstanding conspiracy. this guy was running the taxi service over ten years, and on a few occasions he hires a abrego garcia. that's the allegation to drive people from texas up somewhere into the interior. so that is the gist of the charges that he joined this ongoing conspiracy. and then there's another count. for a time, he actually did it. now, recall that he had said at the time that this was just driving people to and from construction sites, and the u.s. has worked this case. the indictment already has been returned by a grand jury, and we will hear bondy saying in a couple minutes, it's now being unsealed. but this is the administration's way of sort of snatching victory from the jaws of defeat, because it was getting more and more pressure. this was really the number one focus of the person who wa

to face serious criminal charges in tennessee.he justice the department accuses kilmar abrego garcia of running a massive human trafficking ring. good afternoon, i'm jon scott and this is the "the fox report." ♪ ♪ jon: we begin the hour with fox team coverage. madison scarpino is outsid more on abrego. >> reporter: hi, jon. tension was definitely high here in los angeles as anti-i.c.e. protesters clashed with officers during immigration raids. take a look at this video. some protesters shoved and shouted at law enforcement and tried to stop the arrest. i.c.e. acting director todd lyons called the situation appalling. he said officers were vastly outnumbered as over 1,000 rioters surrounded and attacked a federal building. he also said it took over two hours for lapd to respond despite being called multiple times. we did reach out to lapd for a response, and we are waiting to hear back. yesterday the police chief said they would work to ensure public safety and lapd is not involved in civil immigration enforcement. in addition to p

now he has been returned after a federal grand jury in tennessee indicted him on charges he smuggleds into the united states. >> john: it is a surprising turn in this case, and nicole sganga in washington has the latest on how it happened and why. >> reporter: it's rare to deport somebody accused of a crime before the u.s. government makes its case. but that's what happened. kilmar abrego garcia is back on u.s. soil to face criminal charges after i.c.e. deported kilmar to a maximum security prison in his native el salvador. in march, the government admitted it was an administrative error. this was u.s. attorney general pam bondi today. >> this is what american justice looks like. >> reporter: u.s. prosecutors allege abrego garcia conspired to operate a decade-long ms-13 trafficking ring, one that transported thousands of migrants from guatemala, el salvador, honduras, ecuador, through mexico and texas, in reconfigured vehicles with aftermarket seating, during over 100 trips into the united states. >> the grand jury found that over the past nine years, abrego garcia has played a signi

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now sightings are popping up all over tennessee. "nightly news" starts right now. >>> good evening. tonight, as we come on the air, severe weather gripping the heartland. in kansas city, sirens sounding with a tornado watch in effect. plus on the right side of your screen, there a semi truck overturned on a major roadway. a young woman, look capturing her rby experience, huddling with shoppers and workers inside of a whole foods freezer. and just east in independence, missouri, dark skies and a funnel cloud spotted. in wichita, kansas, urgent rescues are under way right now. the dangerous flash flooding there inundating streets. firefighters, look at this, racing in to rescue drivers stranded in high waters. shaquille brewster is tracking it all tonight for us. >> reporter: tonight, extreme flooding in the midwest leading to urgent water rescues. >> water is just pouring over that car. >> reporter: in wichita, kansas, firefighters rushing to the submerged car with a driver trapped inside. eventually pulling her out to safety and onto a nearby lawn. colin and danielle hart live on th

lee is aaliyah 2 decades before the 5th of june, 1967, the the tennessee leads. the 14th of may 1948 to david zine leader, david ben, gloria, and declared these stablished men of the state of israel. on the day, off to the declaration, 5 arab armies and to palestine. the lebanese attacked from the north, the syrians, your rockies, and jordanians from the east. but the most serious threats came from the south. the different army advanced to the village of given that fishes 20 to confirm with us from tennessee. we have had a very thin line of soldiers who were defending what was practically the last line of defense of that of you. but the pressure on these rallies was relieved. when are you in broke? a truce came into effect designers. the movement purchased arms on the european black markets. the arab armies of course, enjoyed mainstream supplies from a states, the french supplied the lebanese and the syrians, the british supply, the egyptians, the jordanians, and they are at peace with a constant stream of arms. the in 1948 to the united nations, imposed and emba

the investigation in tennessee?indicted on may 21st this investigation has been ongoing. >> hotly debated here in washington in your mind has this been resolved that issue in terms of his deportation and it should this be seen in any way as compliant with the judge's order to return to the u.s. and supreme court ruling that the u.s. government should... >> there is a big difference between what the state of play was before the indictment and after the indictment. so the reason why he is back and was returned was because it was an arrest warrant presented to the government in el salvador. there's a big difference there. as far as whether it makes the ongoing litigation in maryland i would think so but we don't know about this he just landed today. >> i just want to confirm and you said earlier you are intending to prosecute him and keep them at american detention if he is found guilty and then would release him after his sentence is over. >> correct as he will be prosecuted in our country, sentenced in our country if

by now, you might have heard of ed the zebra, that took over the internet and streets of tennessee.with a helicopter and making it back home. as these images took off on television and social media of a zebra on the loose in tennessee -- >> there's a tag on him, too. >> reporter: -- taylor ford who recently purchased a zebra had one thought. >> i said hey, i think i need to check and see if our zebra is in the yard. >> reporter: turns out the new zebra named zeke was done with the yard and took the show on the road. >> careful, careful. >> reporter: it seemed every road in tennessee. >> there's a zebra. >> reporter: as millions saw the clips of zeke, the fords who own about 100 animals on their farm, were not exactly laughing. >> i was worried somebody was going to get hurt, i was worried this was going to become a not happy ending to the story. >> reporter: state and local officials joined private animal rescue workers in a week-long search. zeke got so popular, he got a stage name, the internet calling him ed. then this saturday, a break in the case. video from rutherford county s

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he appeared in court for an initial hearing on friday evening in national, -- nashville, tennessee. mr abrego garcia faces federal charges for allegedly transporting undocumented migrants within the united states. he was deported to el salvador on march 15th, despite a judge's order that granted him protection from deportation on the grounds that he could face persecution by gangs if returned to his home country. trump administration officials defended his deportation by alleging that mr abrego garcia was a member of the ms-13 gang, though his lawyers deny that. if convicted of any crimes, the attorney general said that mr abrego garcia would serve his sentence in the us and then be returned to el salvador. the case has become a flash point between the us executive and the judicial branch, which has ruled against a number of president trump's immigration policies. here's the us attorney general speaking earlier. our government presented el salvador with an arrest warrant and they agreed to return him to our country. we're grateful to president bukele for agreeing to return him to ou

he landed in tennessee earlier this evening. transporting undocumented immigrants within the united states. as attorney general pam bondi announced today. >> on may. >> 21st. >> a grand jury. >> in. >> the middle district of tennessee returned. >> a sealed indictment. charging abrego. >> garcia with alien. >> smuggling and conspiracy to commit. >> alien smuggling. >> in violation. >> of title eight u.s.c. 1324. >> we want to. >> thank president bukele. >> for agreeing to return abrego garcia to. >> the united states. this is. >> what american. >> justice looks like. >> simon sandoval is the attorney representing kilmer abrego garcia, and he joins me once again. first, let me just start by asking how you found out this was happening. and if you've had a chance to talk to your client. >> i found out. >> about this on the news, just like everyone else in the country. >> you know, we've. >> been pushing for two months to bring him back, and they'd been saying, hey, can't. >> do it. >> can't do it. >> it's impossible. >> and all of a

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. >> kilmar abrego garcía pasó su primera noche en esta prisión de tennessee bajo custodia federal .ue jennifer vásquez la esposa de abrego garcía , tiene sentimientos encontrados después de que logró que regresaran a su esposo a estados unidos. pero ahora él deberá enfrentar cargos federales . >> jennifer tiene emociones muy mixtas . e ahora está planeando ir a visitar a su esposo y poder verlo por primera vez en tres meses , que es lo que ha estado luchando todo este tiempo . pero no sabe ni siquiera si lo va a poder abrazar, si lo va a ver desde detrás de un vidrio. >> el inmigrante salvadoreño está acusado de tráfico de personas a gran escala . los cargos están relacionados con la detención en la carretera en 2022 en tennessee , cuando transportaba al -8 migrantes que él dijo en ese momento. eran trabajadores de la construcción . >> coming from to san luis , misuri project project is over there . >> la acusación menciona a varios supuestos testigos. >> bueno, los dos testigos principales se nota en eh, que realmente son personas, que no son creíbles porque son personas que ya fue

localized flooding from oklahoma into tennessee. and we're seeing that happening in places this morning. and by sunday, nice day for most of new england. that's good news. we'll dry it out there. but we're going to see new rounds of rain arriving in the mid atlantic. as far as the severe weather threat goes, we do have an enhanced risk in the central and southern plains today. 33 millioneople p storms along the great lakes and ohio valley. could see strong storms from texas to the tenssee valley. could see flooding conditions in oklahoma, missouri and texas. all right, that's your friday forecast. >> okay, michelle, thank you. >>> the thunder look to make a statement in the opening game of the finals last night. okc took advantage of 25 turnovers by the pacers as shea gilgeous-alexander put in another mvp-worthy performance with 38 points. indy managed to cut the deficit to just one point in the final minute before handing the ball off to their playoff hero. >> haliburton looking. haliburton driving. pulls off, jump shot. it's good!

he is in tennessee right now. quite an update in this case.he alleged ms-13 member and this is happening thanks to an agreement between the u.s. and salvadorian government. he was indicted on may 21st, rich, but it was kept a secret until just a couple of hours ago when the paperwork was unsealed. >> over the past nine years abrego garcia has played a significant role in an alien smuggling ring. they found this was his full time job. not a contractor he was a smuggler of humans and children and women. he made over 100 trips. >> david: as seen in body camera footage he was pulled over. driver's seat in this piece of video. found 8 other people in the car. abrego garcia was questioned and let go. now the government alleges he was unlawfully transporting illegal aliens for financial gains. two counts. the indictment alleges that he and two others transported undocumented aliens in an unsafe manner including using reconfigured vehicles with after market unattached seating rows and transported children on the floor boards of vehicles in order to ma

attorney's office in tennessee? >> well, jake, we're told that this, as priscilla just laid out, there's been a lot of controversy about this case, and it's also aroused some controversy in that office in nashville where this was this was being investigated. now, we learned about that investigation after those that video got released and we learned that there was an investigation ongoing in the middle district of tennessee. we don't know how long that has been ongoing, but we do know that inside that office, there was some dispute about how to proceed with this investigation, whether this case should be brought. now, we know that ben schrader, who is the chief of the criminal section in that office, he resigned the same week that this indictment was brought. he didn't mention anything about this case or why he resigned. but i'll read you just a part of what he said on linkedin. he posted a message saying that he had resigned that day after 15 years at the u.s. attorney's office. and he said it has been an incredible

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