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tonight, the manhattan d.a. says they're playing politics with a murder case. >>> that horrific scene on a florida beach. a 7-year-old buried while digging a hole in the sand with her brother. the walls caving in around her. rescuers saving her brother, the girl, though, was beneath him. >>> tonight, the first look at the former fbi informant now charged with lying to the fbi about president biden's son hunter, the president, and ukraine. pierre thomas on the hill tonight, pressing republicans, where do these allegations go from here if the informant was lying about it all? >>> tonight, in ukraine, authorities warning russia is about to launch a major offensive there. james longman reporting inside ukraine. >>> donald trump and what he said about nikki haley's husband who is a member of the military, serving overseas. tonight, haley responding one-on-one with us. and what she says will happen in november if trump gets the republican nomination. >>> tonight, the fallout already when it comes to that ruling involv

jack smith's trial and the manhattan d.a.'s trial. and the manhattan d.a. was signaling and then some publicly if both are in march,ly step back and the felds can do their case. the fed case is now off. so, unless something unexpected happens -- and there is a hearing next week on the manhattan case on february 15th, but that looks like it's a go for march 25th of this year, you know, two months from now, then the question is when will jack smith's case be able to get back on track? with respect to the other two, fani willis' case was the only one without a date, now they have these problems and scandals brewing. that's not getting tried before the 2024 election. the documents case, that's scheduled for late may. as of the moment, it's solid, but there are indications that could get pushed back too. we're looking at a scenario where i think we're almost certainly going to get the manhattan case and jack smith's january 6th's case is maybe 50/50 over the summer. >> before you go, the other poll in question that was so interesting is trump's efforts to remain

she is a former district attorney in manhattan. welcome to all of you. >> catherine, i want to start with you. i understand the civil fraud trial, the criminal case, they're very different cases. there are, though, some overlapping elements, including, for example, michael cohen, as a witness, draw a line for me from one case to the other. >> michael cohen is a material witness in the manhattan d.a.'s office. he is the one who is going to say that he didn't receive legal fees, he received reimbursement from payoffs to, to stormy daniels, he is the main witness. it is good for the manhattan d.a. that they -- can tell the truth. it's a very different case because it's a criminal case. they have proved guilt beyond a reasonable doubt. there were 12 jurors, not a judge. they're also our defense attorneys who are very skilled. this is what they do. they cross examine people. if they, the jury, may not be as kind to michael cohen as the judge in the civil case, but, the manhattan d.a.'s office has cooperation for every word coming out of

tonight, the manhattan d.a. says they're playing politics with a murder case. >>> that horrific scene on a florida beach. 7-year-old buried while digging a hole in the sand with her brother. the walls caving in around her. rescuers saving her brother, the girl, though, was beneath him. >>> tonight, the first look at the former fbi informant now charged with lying to the fbi about president biden's son hunter, the president, and ukraine. pierre thomas on the hill tonight, pressing republicans, where do these allegations go from here if the informant was lying about it all? >>> tonight, in ukraine, authorities warning russia is about to launch a major offensive there. james longman reporting inside ukraine. >>> donald trump and what he said about nikki haley's husband who is a member of the military, serving overseas. tonight, haley responding, one-on-one with us. and what she says will happen in november if trump gets the republican nomination. >>> tonight, the fallout already when it comes to that ruling involvi

and he escaped to manhattan in early 1864. and the cubans wanted to get our guy ellis back and the wanted to get appleton smith back. and the problem was there was no extradition treaty between the united states and spain so there was no legal to do this. but william. seward as far as i can figure out. williams the secretary of state gets together with spanish minister in washington, d.c. and says, how about this? you kidnap guy and send him back and we'll kidnap your guy and send him back and we'll both get what we want. so robert murray, the u.s. marshal in new york city, goes and finds margolis, arrests him and sends him back to cuba, where he gets 19 years at hard labor for his crime. the leader of cuba, domingo dolci sends the cuban police to, sidney oaks, from his home in the middle of the night somewhere between 11 and 11 p.m. and midnight to arrest appleton. okay. and they go in, they break the house, and they find a very sick in bed and they say, get of bed and come with us. and he says, i'm under orders. i'm very ill

the manhattan da called her comments a gross insult. trevor ault abc news, new york. >> trevor, thank you. wendy williams family is going public with the former talk show host's health struggles. williams took an indefinite leave of absence from her show back in 2021. a documentary focusing on her battles with alcohol addiction, graves disease and other medical problems is set to air on lifetime friday, according to people magazine. her son says the drinking led to cognitive issues and that williams has been receiving treatment in a facility for about ten months now. we'll have more details on her saga on america this morning and good morning america. >> firefighters were called to a los angeles neighborhood to save a horse that was literally stuck in the mud. the 1,200 pound animal was trapped in a sinkhole in lakeview terrace. the horse. coincidence? coincidentally coincidental. named lucky was pulled out with an excavator. officials say she seemed to be in distress once she was free, but she was walking on her own, so otherwise. okay

>> the reason the great skyscrapers went up in manhattan is that manhattan is an island a very powerful bedrock. it is granite and, basically, very, very high density rock, that, frankly, digging foundations is unbelievably difficult. you have to blast to build them. i have. and the buildings went up in manhattan because of the power of bedrock. once you dig that foundation, and when they dig, they really dig. -- secure that foundation, that building is not going anywhere. >> every word of that is true. who is that guy? that is not the same mind you are listening sato today. donald trump went from saying that accurate and informative statement about building in new york city 25 years ago, to now saying, they come out with faucets where no water comes out. the showers. you stand under a shower, and there is no water coming out. and you say, you end up standing there five times longer. what happened to that mind over the last 25 years? and what is happening to that mind tonight? as attorney general of new york letitia james closes in on donald trump's assets. for the answer, we turn to ma

>> the reason the great skyscrapers went up in manhattan is that manhattan is an island a very powerful bedrock. it is granite and, basically, very, very high density rock, that, frankly, digging foundations is unbelievably difficult. you have to blast to build them. i have. and the buildings went up in manhattan because of the power of bedrock. once you dig that foundation, and when they dig, they really dig. they dig with dynamite. and once you dynamite out and you secure that foundation, that building is not going anywhere. >> every word of that is true. who is that guy? that is not the same mind you are listening to today. donald trump went from saying that accurate and informative statement about building in new york city 25 years ago, to now saying, they come out with faucets where no water comes out. the showers. you stand under a shower, and there is no water coming out. and you say, you end up standing there five times longer. what happened to that mind over the last 25 years? and what is happening to that mind tonight? as attorney general of new york letitia james closes in on

up there but in the timeline of the manhattan project.hat's demanding. there's more slides but i'm done. [laughter] [applause] >> i also want to thank nancy as we had 6:00 a.m. call to how the navigate the schedule for me meeting space operations and not breaking traffic when i was coming to 66 to get here in time. at least don't tell anybody. excited to be here from the space development agency. i want to highlight our model on the lower left of that flight. the most important thing we can do for war fighters and our nation. we are constructive disruptor on how we are going about tech development and delivery. we will talk a little bit more about that. thee focus of the war fighters architecture to identify worldwide and track them worldwide and get that information anywhere in the world to terrestrial commanders for them to take the actions against the enemy or against the threat. so that's our focus. identifying threats, advanced threats, hypersonic, advanced missiles and getting that information anywhere in the world for commanders to

there were enormous pressures and enormous resources put to the manhattan project. in norma's talent, which -- and enormous talent, which emphasizes the importance of people. we have got the talent. i have spent time in livermore and sandia and los alamos. i have always been impressed by the scientific and engineering talent that is out there. there's a lot in this room. i have had a number of staffers from all three labs in classes at this point. the talent is amazing. i suspect if we were in a situation like world war ii, a two front war, a lot of the bureaucratic constraints would go away. but i'm still not convinced that we could do it -- meet a new challenge on the order of the manhattan project in just three years. not long ago i saw a briefing on one of what we are calling a new capability we are developing. at the end there was a timeline. 14 years. arguably that capability is not as new as some people would like to think it is. we are doing this at a time when we are modernizing across the board, across the triad. it's really incredible modernization effort

case against trump, but a central figure in the manhattan d.a.'iminal case against trump based on the hush money payments made to an adult film star. the office has been watching this for plenty of time and there's plenty to use f. they didn't already know it, they would have had access to the same discovery tools as the attorney general. but they are reading this with great interest right now as they look forward to a march trial date in this, which may be one of the first trump criminal cases to actually get to a jury trial. >> laura, you've been digging through. there's a lot here. this could get ugly and messy. >> it could. and i think for folks at home that might be wondering, if the banks didn't complain and the banks were not the ones that brought the suit, instead it was the new york attorney general's office bringing this on behalf of the people, on behalf of the state, where does all of this money go? so the answer to that is it will go back to the state. the banks will not see a dime of this money. it's not as if deutsche bank is going

cites recent reporting in "the new york times" that suggests weisselberg is negotiating a deal with manhattan prosecutors that would require him to plead guilty to perjury. engoron writes this. i, of course, want to know whether mr. weisselberg is changing his tune and is admitting he lied under oath in my courtroom at this trial. i do not want to ignore anything

manhattan d.a. alvin bragg asking for a gag order banning mr. trump from commenting on witnesses, prosecutors or jurors to protect the integrity of the upcoming trial where he's accused of falsifying business records to cover up hush money payments to a porn star. the republican frontrunner has slammed the case as a political effort by a democratic d.a. to derail his presidential campaign. all of it as nikki haley ramps up her attacks on mr. trump >> donald trump is now turning the republican party into his own playpen. >> reporter: haley in michigan today after a landslide defeat in her home state south carolina, and now a key conservative group created by the billionaire koch brothers saying it will stop donating to the haley campaign writing we don't believe any group can make a difference to widen her path to victory. the former president having won the first four contests by wide margins is looking ahead to the general election >> we're going to look at joe biden and we're going to look him right in the eye -- he's destroying our country --

and the manhattan d.a.ry wisely just lifted the language from the january 6th federal election case that the d.c. court of appeals upheld. so, trump can trash d.a. bragg, trash the judge, trash the case. he just can't attack the individual prosecutors, the court staff, go after jurors, or go after the witnesses which the d.c. court of appeals upheld. >> speaking of witnesses, trump's own lawyers filed a request of their own, trying to limit testimony from people like michael cohen. and stormy daniels and karen mcdougal. katie, how crucial is their testimony? >> well, michael cohen's testimony is very important to the manhattan d.a.'s office, the other two not so much. there is a legal standard that needs to be met and that's the relevancy of their testimony. if something is not relevant, it is not going to be admissible. i believe the manhattan d.a.'s office will be able to prove that all of that testimony from all of those witnesses is not only admissible, but it is also relevant to be able to present the

new york county, which is where manhattan is, manhattan votes 85 to 15 democrat to republican in presidential races. that was the margin that biden beat trump on. also the margin that george bush lost by, mitt romney lost by and john mccain lost by. overwhelming democrats. this is what led to them taking the trump name down off of buildings in manhattan. buildings that used to have trump's name in manhattan, white plains an throughout the city. the extension of all of these people that want to take trump's name off of the building is drive them out of business. when that gets in to the hands of authorities, legal authorities, prosecutors, d.a.s, this is what is pernicious. this is where politics has leaped on to the power of white collar officials that sit at desks to drum up opposition to knock somebody out of political business by going after their corporate business. that's how they think in blue states. because it's so overwhelmingly democrat, there's little pressure pushing back on the politicians here to stop doing it because it's wrong. unless the appeals process in new york comes to t

the manhattan project scientists who created the bomb felt compelled to warn the public. the idea of the doomsday clock... ..to visualise how close we are to destroying our world. the mushroom was becoming an acceptable fungus in man's garden. a group of scientists tried to waken the general public from this apathy and founded a periodical in which they tried to explain the social and political consequences of atomic power. its cover design became a clock approaching midnight. as the time for atomic scientists and the world ran out, its hands neared the end of time. when it was first set in 1947, the hands stood at seven minutes to midnight. they've moved 25 times back and forth since then... ..in the 1990s to the furthest point, 17 minutes away, when the soviet union broke up. by 2017, with putin and trump in power and north korea's kim jong—un, the hands went forward again to two and a half minutes. today, on top of the nuclear concerns, climate change and threats from new technologies like ai are part of the assessment. in 2023, the hands moved the closest they'd ever

in fact, what the reports are is that manhattan manhattan prosecutors flew to arizona to make this request, and so there was discussions as it relates say to that extradition, there's already to spokesperson of manhattan making clear that, hey, new york, we have half the crime rate that phoenix, arizona does. so you're going to see this going back and forth. with respect to right, which state is the safer, which city within the state as a safer, who can prosecute and who can prosecute more effectively. and that's just at the end of the day unfortunate, this is about someone who is alleged to have committed a murder murder obviously is very significant new york and particularly new york county that is, manhattan, has a viable jurisdiction over that, and certainly has an interest with regard to its citizens of holding this particular defendant and accused accountable. as a result of that. that's what the focus needs to be on. now at the same time to be clear, there was a competing requests in arizona because he's alleged to have committed crimes. there but i think at the end of the day, it s

. >> thank you >> just ahead the manhattan da today asking a judge to put limits on what donald trump can say about his upcoming hush money trial. love a live report on what a gag order would protect. that's coming up next frank sinatra had connections with the mafia. >> and all these nightclubs were owned by the mob. >> you didn't want to make those guys as he was too vegas, >> the story of >> sensitive sunday at ten on cnn >> what's your sap >> that's why vision works, makes it simple to schedule an eye exam that works for you even if you have a big trip to plan around. >> meghan, see you right now. >> that's convenient. >> vision works. see the difference. >> we're building a better postal service. all parts working in sync to move your business poleward. with a streamlined shipping network. >> and >> new high-speed processing and delivery centers for more value, more of a liability and more on-time deliveries. the united states postal service is built for how you business and how you business is with simple affordable, and reliable shipping. usps ground advantage. >> if you're liv

i testified as you know, on trial at this case, the manhattan the new york attorney general's case. and i will be testifying most probable flee at this upcoming march 25th manhattan da one was what was the last time with me where when was the land where my testimony well, as time has been inaccurate, when was the last time you met with manhattan prosecutors office? >> last week. >> how much have you been meeting with them >> i'd rather not get into discussion with that. but there's a lot of documentation. there's a lot of witness testimony, and they are putting their case together as prosecutors do. >> one of the things that could come into evidence is a recording of a discussion you had with donald trump in 2018 that seems to pertain to the payments that were made that are at issue here. let's listen correct. >> so i'm i'm all over that and i spoke to allen about it when it comes time for the financing, which will be less than well. i have to pay me getting old woman. i got >> two things. >> why were you recording your client >> okay. so i'm not going to get into the summon substan

joyce, i want to begin with the manhattan criminal trial which remains very much on track and is nowithout a doubt the very first criminal case that will be going to trial against donald trump. in a way it's extension of what we have already seen in the civil fraud trial, but this is a criminal business fraud that he is charged with to cover up payments to stormy daniels. >> you know, it is a criminal business fraud, but i've yet viewed it more akin to election interference case. this is donald trump's origin story. this is the first election for president, and what is happening, the access hollywood tape that is released, he's concerned about how women voters are viewing him, and so he tries to keep evidence of his payments -- he tries to keep evidence of his relationship with stormy daniels out of the hands of voters as they are preparing to go to the polls. he does that in essence by cooking books that his business, but this is a lot more than a business fraud case. this is really about election interference. >> and tim o'brien, i don't see any way donald trump can take in the wit

this is a county, a new york manhattan prosecution for falsified business records under new york law . mm hm. the experts are describing the prosecutor's case as being on a lot sleep on tested legal basis. so given everything you've said how, how strong is this case as well? the, the part of the new york statute is the new york, the businesses should not be used to funnel money for the purpose of violating a law anywhere, whether it's in the antarctic, getting durham, or in germany or another state or under federal law. we can't have new york businesses falsifying their financial records in order to cover up crimes committed elsewhere in new york is not of money laundromat. and this is very, very important to the integrity of the business community in new york, where i practiced law before i became a loved professor. we can have new york businesses, they use this why? so if there was falsification of business records to conceal the $130000.00 pay off to store every daniels that is a very serious crime. now who committed the crime and whether donald trump was involved neck prime. that

and 34 felony charges with the manhattan jury, a manhattan jury, isn't going to be unfair to the former president, but you're not going to give him any credit because he's the former president. the president will be tried by a jury of his peers and for the former president, i think that's quite frightening. >> i'm sure he's scared. >> and joy, quickly -- >> i'm out of time. allen weisselberg, he's in negotiations for the perjury, so keep that in mind for the upcoming case. >> coming up, trump looks to tighten his grip on the republican party by endorsing an election denier and his own daughter-in-law as co-chairs of the rnc. i was scared when i was told age related macular degeneration could jeopardize my vision. it was hard, but taking preservision was easy. preservision has the exact clinically proven areds 2 formula recommended by the nei. i'm taking control like millions of others. it's time to feed the dogs real food, not highly processed pellets. the farmer's dog is fresh food made with whole meat and veggies. it's not dry food. it's not wet food. it's just real food. it's an idea

police say he told them about the new york city murder, manhattan d.a. alvin bragg wants to prosecute him for that now, but mitchell says she's observed bragg's treatment of violent criminals and how he initially leased several of the migrants charged in the times square attack on two nypd officers. >> i'm putting the victims first and making sure that he stays in custody. and, again, this is not casting aspersion on nypd. but with, you know, it was just a couple of weeks ago that some of the illegal immigrants that were in new york city who beat with up on police officers were let go. >> reporter: liz, the nypd says this surveillance picture shows the man wearing his victim 's leggings after murdering her at a hotel in downtown new york city. police say it appears that he bludgeoned her with an iron. d.a. bragg's office accuses mitch pell of, quote, plague pretty pal -- playing political games adding, quote, new york's murder rate is hess than half that of phoenix, arizona, because of the hard work of the nypd and all of our law enforcement partners. it

this is the county a new york manhattan prosecution for falsified business records. under new york law . me, the experts are describing the prosecutor's case as being on a lot sleep on tested legal basis. so given everything you've said how, how strong is this case as well the, the part of the new york statute is the new york. the businesses should not be used to funnel money for the purpose of violating a law anywhere, whether it's in the antarctic getting there and we're in germany or another state or under federal law. we can't have new york businesses falsifying their financial records in order to cover up crimes committed elsewhere. new york is not a money laundromat. and this is very, very important to the integrity, the business community in new york, where i've practiced law before i became a loved professor. we can have new york businesses may use this, why? so if there was falsification of business records to conceal the $130000.00 pay off to store mcdaniels, that is a very serious crime. now who committed that crime and whether donald trump was involved ne

this is the county a new york manhattan prosecution for falsified business records. under new york law . me, the experts are describing the prosecutor's case as being on a lot sleep on tested legal basis. so given everything you've said how, how strong is this case as well the, the part of the new york statute is the new york. the businesses should not be used to funnel money for the purpose of violating a law anywhere, whether it's in the antarctic getting there and we're in germany or another state or under federal law. we can't have new york businesses falsifying their financial records in order to cover up crimes committed elsewhere. new york is not of money laundromat. and this is very, very important to the integrity, the business commute in new york, where i practiced law before i became a loved professor. we can have new york businesses may use this, why? so if there was falsification of business records to conceal the $130000.00 pay off to start mcdaniels, that is a very serious crime now who committed the crime and whether donald trump was above neck prime.

this is the county a new york manhattan prosecution for falsified business records. under new york law . me, the experts are describing the prosecutor's case as being on a lot sleep on tested legal basis. so given everything you've said how, how strong is this case as well the, the part of the new york statute is the new york that businesses should not be used to funnel money for the purpose of violating a law anywhere, whether it's in the antarctic getting there and we're in germany or another state or under federal law. we can't have new york businesses falsifying their financial records in order to cover up crimes committed elsewhere in new york is not of money laundromat. and this is very, very important to the integrity, the business commute in new york, where i practiced law before i became a loved professor. we can't have new york businesses, they use this why? so if there was falsification of business records to conceal the $130000.00 pay off to start mcdaniels, that is a very serious crime now who committed the crime and whether donald trump was above neg pr

the manhattan d.a. asking the judge for a gag order in the former president's hush money case before the trial next month. it comes hours before polls open in michigan, mr. trump taking on nikki haley days after beating her in a landslide in her home state, south carolina. raising hopes of a new cease-fire in gaza. when he says it could happen. >>> also tonight, the dramatic body cam of the deadly shooting at joel osteen's mega church. streaming as he lit himself on fire outside the israeli >>> and just in, president biden raising hopes of a new cease-fire in gaza. when he says it could happen. >>> also tonight, the dramatic body cam of the deadly shooting at joel osteen's mega church. >>> the disturbing protest, the active u.s. airman live streaming as he lit himself on fire outside the israeli embassy in washington, shouting, quote, free palestine. we've now learned he has died from his injuries. >>> the deadline to avert a government shutdown, just four days away, can congress cut a deal in time? the

a major traffic tie-up through midtown manhattan and probably along the fdr getting down to court.an is still with us. that took me by surprise. one other quick thing, regarding migrants, talking about how we don't know who they lot of them are. a bunch venezuelan gangs are going to the southern border and claiming asylum and then essentially trying to recruit other migrants to be part of their criminal organization. >> you are right. they are teaming up with ms-13, this is a huge issue for this country. we have 1.9 million gotaways, who are these people? they don't want to turn themselves in and get a free airline ticket, why did they choose not to take advantage of this free system? they do not want to be vetted, this is a huge issue in the next few years. >> steve: big right now, thank you for joining us live. >> thank you for having me. >> steve: 27 before top of the hour, fox news alert, minutes ago, we talked to a husband and wife who helped take down one of the suspects in the kansas city chiefs parade shooting. >> i hear somebody yell get them. >> the gun fell out at my fee

the manhattan d.a.'fice thinks it's all just political though saying on x, quote: it is deeply disturbing that d.a. mitchell is playing political games in a murder investigation. new york's murder rate is less than half of phoenix, arizona because of the hard work of the nypd. it is a slap in the face to them and the victim. maricopa county attorney rachel mitchell will join us live in the 8:00 hour to discuss all of this. guys? >> steve: what a story. and they were able to figure out he was at that hotel because they found a burger king receipt in a pair of pants. >> ainsley: what does that say? don't want to extra did it him in new york because too soft on crime here. >> pete: thank you, brooke. >> ainsley: major cellular outage we have been talking about this morning. it's impacting impacting tens of thousands of americans. tat is hit the hardest. tracking website down detector.com reporting 32,000 outages at peak at 4:30 a.m. hearing reports of customers at&t struggling to call 911. outages for veriz

today's indictment follows a painstaking joint investigation between the nypd and manhattan district attorney's office involving a number of investigative steps. videos some of which you have seen in the public forum, additional video, body warn cameras, interviews and covert investigative law enforcement steps that we are not at liberty to discuss. the level of review was meticulous because it must be. it must be because that is the work we do day in and day out to present cases in a court of law. we have to ensure that we identify and charge those individuals who actually committed criminal acts in this matter. the only thing worse than failing to bring perpetrators to justice would be to en snare innocent people in the criminal justice system. i stand here today confident that we have identified the roles of every person who broke the law and participated in this heinous attack. there's been a lot of information in the public forum, a lot of misinformation, and so i want to take some time, this may be a little different than other press conferences, i want to walk everyone through

today's supreme court news is the hard fact that donald trump is still scheduled to go to trial in manhattan on march 25th to face criminal charges in his first criminal trial, charges that he tried to effect the results of the 2016 presidential election i by making hush money payments to porn star stormy daniels, who will likely become one of the star witnesses against donald trump in that trial, a witness who even donald trump's followers will have no problem understanding what she describes donald trump did with her alone in a hotel room while his wife was pregnant. and when she describes how donald trump delivered his hush money payments to her. and i think r. that the supreme court did today is helping donald trump get out of the crushing weight of half a billion dollars of civil judgments he is now facing in new york. today, donald trump said cihe i not rich enough to pay those judgments, after previously testifying under oath that he is rich enough to pay those judgments. we will get to those struggles, criminal defendant and civil defendant donald trump is facing a new york later thi

donald trump showed up today for hearing in judge one marchand's courtroom in manhattan, where the suspense leading up to today's hearing was all about will the judge actually schedule a firm trial date at the end of today's hearing or after today's hearing? he didn't. he scheduled it at the very beginning. it was virtually the first thing the judge said when he took the bench. judge marchand said, good morning, people. as you know, this matter is on today for a decision on motions. we will start there. the court has a written decision, which will be handed down right now. in substance defendant's motion to dismiss has been denied. turning now to the issue of trial, i can make you aware that i contacted judge chutkan last week on february 7th. we spoke for a bit about scheduling, which, as you know, we are permitted to do. after speaking further a bit, she called me back on february 8th and we spoke a few more minutes about scheduling. as you know, there is a lot of moving parts in the d.c. case. really nobody knows what's going to happen and when it's going to happen. so at this point i ca

there were enormous pressures and enormous resources put to the manhattan project.a's talent, which -- and enormous talent, which emphasizes the importance of people. we have got the talent. i have spent time in livermore and sandia and los alamos. i have always been impressed by the scientific and engineering talent that is out there. there's a lot in this room. i have had a number of staffers from all three labs in classes at this point. the talent is amazing. i suspect if we were in a situation like world war ii, a two front war, a lot of the bureaucratic constraints would go away. but i'm still not convinced that we could do it -- meet a new challenge on the order of the manhattan project in just three years. not long ago i saw a briefing on one of what we a calling a new capability we are developing. at the end there was a timeline. 14 years. arguably that capability is not as new as some people would like to think it is. we are doing this at a time when we are modernizing across the board, across the triad. it's really incredible modernization efforts. when a

. >> well, he has become quite a big deal in manhattan, although he's gotten worldwide attention, everyone, let's meet the bird fighting for truth, justice, and the american way. flacco. what's that? it's a bird. it's a plane. it's oh, it's an actual bird, but a world famous one that you can't usually find in north america. well right now, a group of dedicated bird lovers are trying to get an owl back to its home. it was one year ago today that the legend of flacco was born, when a group of vandals left a hole in his enclosure at the central park zoo. at first, authorities tried to get the eurasian eagle owl back, but one does not simply capture the mighty flacco. he's got a near six foot wingspan, can fly more than 30 miles an hour, and despite spending his first 13 years in captivity, he has a knack for the hunt. do you think that it helps that out of all places, he's in the city with rats? >> oh, it absolutely helps. so what's so remarkable is that flacco picked up this intricate skill on his own. >> david barrett here runs a page on x called manhattan bird alert and updates it every da

. >>> in new york city tonight, the manhattan d.a. requesting the judge impose a limited gag order on donald trump. >>> the young wrestler who was killed. authorities say he was strangled. a suspect, also a wrestler, under arrest tonight. >>> the u.s. moon lander and the new images right here tonight. but the concern now that it may only have a few hours left to capture additional images. >>> and tonight the $1 billion gift -- that's right, 1 billion -- and the student who is jumped out of their seats. you'll see it. >> announcer: from abc news world headquarters in new york, this is world news tonight with david muir. >> david: good evening, it's great to have you with us on a monday night. news coming in on that american couple missing in the caribbean. what we have learned tonight. there are new questions after the murder of that nursing student in georgia. >>> we do begin with the border. president biden planning to travel to the southern border on thursday. now donald trump planning to travel there on the same day. migrant encoun

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>> manhattan d.a.lvin bragg says there are still six -- seven more suspects they have to identify from that initial video that are believed to be according to police sources some are still in the city. but again the first round of initial request those men and investigators we are hearing from police sources, they believe those men are now headed out west to california. >> they have bolted. cb cotton thanks. >> by the way fox and friends will interview senator james lankford tomorrow morning for he is the leading gop negotiator on the senate border security bill. we will be back with more fox report in just a moment. (vo) it's ultimate endless shrimp with another limited-time flavor drop. new crispy salt & vinegar shrimp. it's all that... and a batch of shrimp. now one of seven endless choices. only at red lobster. welcome to fun dining. ♪ ♪ ♪ as someone living with type 2 diabetes, i want to keep it real and talk about some risks. with type 2 diabetes you have up to 4 times greater risk of stroke, hea

we start with cb cotton at the manhattan criminal courthouse. cb. >> hi, harris, we could see indictments secured against some of the suspects as manhattan d.a. alvin bragg presents evidence before a grand jury today. we're also watching for a man making his court appearance but he was the only suspect to be held on bail in this case. while the other five migrant men who were charged and arrested were all released. bragg has defended his decision saying his office needed to make sure the right people were charged. but new york city mayor eric adams defends it, too. >> you have to complete the task of making sure the evidence is right so they can be held accountable for their action. you don't want to make a mistake in this case. that's what he is doing is a level of thoroughness. >> more than 2400 miles away from new york in phoenix, we're learning from our colleagues bill melugin and griff jenkins some of the suspects who were released have been arrested by ice. a source again sharing this photo with fox news. this entire case has infuriated so

[shouting] >> manhattan d.a.ve identified migrants all facing felonies including several second degree assault charges and one charge of tampering for evidence for swapping jackets. the investigation is ongoing and no warrants out for the arrest of any of those involved. bragg defends the investigation's timeline calling the behavior in that video despicable. >> this assault, as it did to many of you, sickened me and outraged me. we all rely on our members of the nypd every day, as i said, to keep us safe and keep this the safest big city in america. as a life long new yorker, i do not tolerate attacks on our police officers. >> bill, as of this morning the only my grant still locked up is the one wearing that yellow coat who was taken to the ground. >> bill: story keeps changing. >> dana: former republican new york congressman lee zeldin. now that we can see it through their eyes, you thank the police officers. what an incredibly difficult job they have and it might just be getting worse. >> when you know there

the arrests in manhattan are up 1/three. what does it tell you? they have a cops working.hey do is instantly in front of their eyes. whatever work you do. you come to work, on the air. before the shift is over they erase everything you did when you go home. at what point do you stop showing up? >> jacque: how many of those people being arrested have been arrested before. lenient bail laws and downgrading charges and you have a real issue. >> dana: california. >> it doesn't happen that they are hard on repeaters. happy president's day to you both. >> dana: nikki haley here. >> look at what we started. there were 14 candidates in the race. we've defeated a dozen other fellows. i have one more fellow to catch up to. >> jacque: nikki haley says she is in it for the long hall yesterday hosted by john roberts town hall. he will tell us what the audience thought about her performance. how well she answered their questions and what they were looking for. you're replacing me? customize and save with liberty bibberty. he doesn't even have a mustache. only pay for what you need. ♪ li

and one way in which the manhattan d.a.'es further is they're trying to protect the jurors in the case. >>> i want to ask you about that because the new york, which are very familiar with, of course, the laws there, the defendant is typically entitled to information about prospective and sworn jurors, which is different from federal cases. but in this filing, the practice as to limit trump's access to that information. not completely, but limited more than it would normally be which seems perfectly reasonable. is this -- is the president for this, what do you think in the likelihood of this being granted, i guess. it's hard to predict as a judge but i'm asking you. >>> it's unusual, but we have a case for the judge to the jurors in the case against a trump, although it's your right to talk to the press after the case is over, my suggestion to you is that you never tell anybody ever that you served on this jury. because, as a alvin bragg points out and other people pointed, out in motions into the court and elsewhere, donald

people who live on the upper west side of manhattan and everywhere. people are getting sick and tired of seeing these people violate our laws. the vast majority come for the right reasons but there are a chunk of them that flout our laws consistently and repeatedly and commit petty crimes on mow pedestrians and assaulting police officers. we have no ability to turn them over to ice and get rid of them. >> bill: it's remarkable. >> we'll end up paying for legal fees, jailing, so on and so forth. >> as of january 7th, the city had 69,000 migrants in their care which i'm assuming most of them living in shelters, right, under the city's jurisdiction. how do we either absorb them or -- what is the endgame here, joe? >> the mayor implemented a 60 day eviction process. it started to work for the first time in a year. >> bill: where do they go? >> some qualify for other programs. some will do paperwork to become citizens. most people will work off the books, find an apartment, go on with their life without ever coming in contact with u.s. immigration and cust

on the table. >> very small. >> in manhattan criminal court no, it's it is extraordinary and i i'm i i'm empathetic but when you're dealing with donald trump in a case, knowing who he is and how he litigates and that he's looking for every angle in order to accomplish his objectives are to get cases dismissed, store, to get delay this was this kind of goes into the category of an unforced error and giving trump the opportunity to do what he does best yeah. >> been hit. his team well, sometimes find if your cousin's wife's ex girlfriend donated to a democrat and they'll though we'll that against someone and say it's a political prosecution the fact that they have this instance where they're alleging something that's not politically motivated, but just saying they were to relationship and therefore, this shouldn't go forward. i mean, i think it would be quite remarkable holds people who read that indictment and watch this play out to see rudy giuliani and all these others potentially have this turned into the hands of a different district attorney or a different prosecutor would be rea

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trump in manhattan and have strong evidence.n charged with 34 of them, and they have serious consequences, including possible incarceration. in terms of the atlanta case, mr. trump and 18 others charged with numerous felonies and to falsify business records and documents connected to the election. very serious hearings over today and tomorrow to determine whether or not the district attorney fani willis can remain in charge to have case. there are allegations that she has a conflict of interest. by the way, i think the judge in the georgia case is doing exactly what he ought to do, make a determination about whether or not there is a conflict and whether or not she can stay on the case. >> so joyce vance, do you agree? before you answer, i'll just say that both politically and personally i think this is one of three cases that really get donald trump's goat. there's e. jean carroll, of course, who just embarrassed him up and down several times, two trials at least, and he owes her $83 million. it's a woman holding him accountabl