katie: bloomberg will yield starts now. coming up sticky inflation and slowing growth has stagflation and focus ahead of what traders will say is the fed last hike. we begin with the big issue, all eyes on jay powell. >> the fed is not done. >> i would be shocked if the fed did not hike 25 basis points. >> 100% we will see another hike. >> my head is spinning. >> suggest it is harder than what the fed would like. >> core inflation is not coming down. >> inflation is still well above target. >> economic momentum is going to be downshifting. >> things definitely appear to be slowing. >> every indicator is flashing red. >> it suggests we will have pressure on the economy. >> the underlying uncertainty is now structural. katie: joining us now, we have our guest. alexander, we have high inflation slowing growth and unresolved issues when it comes to the financial sector. what does the fed do with all of this? >> we think we are in the bed not break stage of the cycle. that means were going to get conflicting data. one of the thi

katie: i'm katie greifeld and "bloomberg real yield" starts now. coming up, fed officials refusing to commit the on one more hike, rising default suggesting the corporate credit crunch is just beginning. and the banks returning to the fed lending facilities in search of more liquidity. we begin with the big issue, the fed final words. >> a bunch of fence be coming out -- >> right now they are in a bind -- >> the fed is in a box. >> they are trying to go to high to prove a point, let the economy softening come back down. >> the may 3 meeting i think will be the last for the cycle -- last i for the cycle. >> inflation is sticky. >> they need to continue on this battle. >>>> the biggest worry for the fed, what keeps them up is inflation becomes unanchored. >> there is not a zero chance that they keep going. >> it's very behind the curve where they had to chase the rate hikes. >> weenie credibility. >> this is by no stretch mission accomplished. >> i don't see how we continue to play this short-term data game. >> if there's a risk to their actions, it

i'm katie pavlich in or dan.n three days president trump is expected to be in court formally charged with a crime. it's shocking to say it out loud. not only is this historic. he's the first former president to be indicted by a beyond jury. i'm talking about the fundamental tenets of the presumption of innocence. it's defined as quote a cardinal principle of our system of justice that he person accused of a crime is presumed to be innocent unless and until his or her guilt is established beyond a reasonable doubt. the problem is the left does not agree or believe it when it comes to their political opponent whom they see as enemies. here is former house speaker nancy pelosi. she tweeted, no one is above the law and everyone has the right to a trial to prove innocence. that sounds like the stalin police standard of show me the man and i will show you the crime. our entire justice system is based on the principle that a person is innocent until proven guilty. it's not just our justice system, it's what our country

>> happy easter to you to, katie. the mood here in rome is, would say, a mixture of joy an relief that is because pope francis this morning, looked ver strong he came out, he was brought to the altar in his wheelchair. but to the surprise of many an certainly me, he stood unaided during much of mass. and then he also stood when he delivered his message to the city and the world he both sat and stood. that is one measure of his health he has this chronic knee problem that has forced him to use a wheelchair and when he walks sometimes to use a cane. his voice sounded very strong. and this was just a little mor than, let's say, 12 hours afte a very long easter vigil mas saturday night he coughed somewhat during his message to the city and th world. but that is to be expected, as he was just a week ago spendin three days in the hospital for bronchitis overall, it is a very strong performance. and i was in the crowd when th pope mobile went through st. peters square. you heard in various languages people saying, we love yo

i'm greg gutfeld along with katie pavlich, and dana perino. "the five." ♪ ♪ president biden having an excellent time at the white house easter egg roll, and hopping right into speculation. looks like everyone was there. the giant human sized bunnies mixing it up with the influencing peddling members of his family like hunter. it was all fun and games until he dangled to this carrot in front of millions of anxious democrats. >> will you be taking part after 2022? >> at least three or four more easter egg roles. maybe even five. maybe six. >> are you saying that you would be taking part in the upcoming election? >> ended up being the guy who is pushing them out. >> help a brother out. make some news for me. >> we are not prepared to announce it yet. >> greg: all right, whatever. even though he is not prepared, he does have a reelection strategy ready to go. an army of tiktok influencers. yet at the same -- the biden administration is even considering making a separate -- this >> because the man has no original ideas ever. he plagiarized his way

>> katie: dana?utives at anheuser-busch didn't even know this was coming. one, that shows, like the pentagon, we had no idea this gamer was putting out this information so you have to be on top of it partly because do not underestimate the leftist tilt of the creative people that you are hiring, okay? i would love to see her market research. was this just a gut instinct she had? did you go and cost the company billions of dollars on a hunch? i think the corporate equality index thing is ridiculous. "new york post" has a great backgrounder on it today and it is fueled by this thing called human rights council, sounds like something legit, right, like an organization? it's not, it is left-wing dark money group that is basically blackmailed companies to say yes, have a trance bathroom, yes, make sure we do this and that, specific advertising for this, advertising for that, and it is got these companies tied up in knots in a different group, they started pushing back really around the time somethint yest

katie russell, bbc news.ry where labour is hoping to make gains, is in north warwickshire. alex forsyth has been there to see how the all the parties' campaigns, are faring. it is mid—morning and breakfast is on the go at the river and roads cafe on a business park in north warwickshire. here they might not be gripped by local election fever but amy and lucy do know what matters to them. there are small businesses that are struggling. the energy bills increase, everything has increased. the cost of living is one of the things labour has put at the forefront of this election campaign. so what do they make of what keir starmer and his party have been saying? ijust know it would be the working party that would vote for labour which really is us. he has been talking a lot about the nhs, about crime. i would agree with both of those. nhs are, you know, overworked, understaffed, underpaid. this rural corner of the west midlands is currently conservative territory. it is one of the places in which labour hopes to re

katie silver, alwa s to wait and see. katie silver, always great _ to wait and see.atie silver, always great to get you - to wait and see. katie silver, always great to get you on i to wait and see. katie silver, | always great to get you on the programme and get your thoughts. thank you forjoining us. today marks 20 years since the fall of the regime of the late iraqi president saddam hussein. in 2003, then us president george w bush launched operation iraqi freedom with a ground invasion involving thousands of us and british troops, claiming that iraq had an arsenal of weapons of mass destruction. my colleague lucy grey spoke to balsam mustafa, a research fellow at warwick university, about life in baghdad during saddam hussein's rule. living under the dictatorship was very hard, and before the invasion also, there was a wave of wars and conflicts, and also the economic sanctions. so, we were living through hardships and it felt like we were living in a big prison. and we were longing, or many of us were longing, to see saddam hussein's rule and the ba'athist regim

iwould hoe pretty strongly, katie. iwould hepe that— pretty strongly, katie.s _ pretty strongly, katie. iwould hope that he does have i pretty strongly, katie. iwould hope that he does have an i hope that he does have an airtight case in this decision because it is a risk in my opinion, and we have to remember there were two federal prosecutors' offices that look at these allegations many years ago and declined to prosecute because of the very issues that exist. i think too many people, it's very surprising that alvin bragg is confident in the charges. the evidence is not anything other than we've expected. it rests primarily on the shoulders of michael cohen, who has significant credibility issues, to say the least, and has a significant bias against mr trump. has a significant bias against mrtrump. in terms has a significant bias against mr trump. in terms of the prosecution of this case, it is incredibly difficult from a legal perspective, and i think in the eyes of the republican americans, it has been... they see it one way or the other, and that's depend

katie, you are absolutel right.omical to realize that we have gotten here i part because we weren' supposed to be able to get her as a, supposedly, democratic country. this is not who america wa meant to be. we have republican controlle legislature all across the country that are committed t retaining their power by any means necessary. let's be clear, katie 92% of voters across the country ar -- wildly unpopular it is, perhaps, one of the mos unpopular things that they are doing. yet, they are committed to it. that means that they don't actually care about democracy. they don't care about the rule of the people. they don't care about th voices of the people all they care about is maintaining an autocracy tha allows them to maintain powe to shares only the history tha benefits them and to ensur that what is taught to our young people and spread across our communities is a history and a vision of america that only promotes their power. >> let's talk, frankly brittani about how insidious this is. but tentacle is sprea

>> i think roasts are a safe breath, katie. i think that's always a part of this tradition, which is go back decades. and which, you said it, it's really meant to celebrate the first amendment, the critically important work of journalists, not just in the united states, in terms of holding, powerful people accountable, but around the world. that is why you're going to hear president biden, tonight specifically, also talk about wrongfully detained americans who have been held, calling for the release. but specifically talking about evan gershkovich, that wall street journal reporter, who has been accused of spying and is being held in russia, which of course, the united states has designated he is wrongfully detained, and they completely refute any of those charges. while this does tend to be a lighthearted event with many jokes, there will also be a pretty serious undertone given that. and then also some very tragic and controversial things that have happened in the country in the last year since the president last spoke. i thi

katie silver, thanks forjoining — ukraine. katie silver, thanks forjoining us— ukraine.ilver, thanks forjoining us on _ ukraine. katie silver, thanks forjoining us on the - ukraine. katie silver, thanks forjoining us on the show. ukraine. katie silver, thanks l forjoining us on the show with that update. for a closer look at the projections, particularly in this part of the world, we can speak to krishna v nevaeh austin and he joins me on the programme. thank you so much forjoining us on asia business report. i don't know how much of my colleague's assessment you are able to hear their particular when she was talking about the imf saying countries like india and japan, the outlook is a bit lower than we have seen before, how do you see the rest of asia panning out?— panning out? sorry, couldn't hear what — panning out? sorry, couldn't hear what your _ panning out? sorry, couldn't hear what your reporter - panning out? sorry, couldn't hear what your reporter said | hear what your reporter said earlier, let me report for asia we have growth at ii.i6's in 2023, this reflect

katie, thank ou come us summer. katie, thank you so much — come us summer.k you so much for that _ come us summer. katie, thank you so much for that analysis. | you so much for that analysis. . some other business use before we go and the south korean car company kia has issued a plea to trade unions to drop a formal policy that favours hiring the children of longtime employees. the appeal follows pressure from the south korean government on large companies to stop handing jobs to relatives of existing employees. almost 60 companies have already been prevented from continuing the practice but kia's agreement with unions requires the company to hire the children of retired employees or those who work for more than 25 years. . and the shanghai auto show is under way and this year, ev makers are vying for a bigger share of the chinese market. many carmakers have slashed prices to compete in the most prominent is tesla, which cut ices injanuary to spur demand. according to data from the china passenger car association, the market for evs could be expanding. sale

>> good to be with you, katie.u eloquently laid out, th supreme court moved yesterda to preserve the status quo which means mifepristone, that abortion pill, will remain widely accessible in state where abortion is accessible and a post-roe v. wade world while the supreme court ha preserved access to th abortion pill, alito, like you said, issued a dissent sayin the fda and a pill manufacture we're not able to prove they would have been harmed in th interim. and these regulatory changes made since 2016 would not have kept mifepristone from being accessible however, the fda and the pil manufacturer have argued tha if the fifth circuit's decisio would have gone into effect or place, it would have cause regulatory chaos now katie, i do want to remind folks of the facts here. if we had rolled back access t the year 2000, access to the pill would have looked s largely different than what we are used to right now, which means we would've gone fro being able to access appea from ten weeks to seven weeks, and folks would'v

katie silver thank you forjoining us. in _ year. katie silver thank you forjoining us.rjoining us. in other news, the leaders of latin america and asia's largest economies are said to it. the brazilian president luiz inacio lula da silva is beginning his state visit to china on tuesday. he was meant to be there two weeks ago but that was postponed due to mild pneumonia. there are expectations it will stick to the original agenda which includes of the signing of some 20 agreements. china is of course brazil's largest trading partner. despite the concerns we have been talking to you about with regard to the global economy, something asia will send out as a bright spot, according to the asean blustery economic office also known as amro. collectively they could see an economic growth of four points 6% this year, outpacing the imf forecast. points 6% this year, outpacing the imfforecast. anthony points 6% this year, outpacing the imf forecast. anthony tan says part of the optimism is driven by demand.- says part of the optimism is driven by demand. indeed, we are optimistic

. -- host of simone, and katie phang, host of the katie phang show in just less than 24 hours, th presidentill be -- teflon don coming to an end. nbc news has one of the -- around 30 counts related t trump's alleged role in th hush money payments made t stormy daniels he will appear in court in new york city on tuesday his campaign now says trum will give a speech a mar-a-lago that same evening trump's legal team said toda they are quote, not doin anything, and quote, at th enrollment, but will instead wait for the arraignment to be unsealed >> we will take the indictment we will dissect it the team will look at ever potential issue that we will b able to challenge and we wil challenge it of course a very muc anticipate emotions becaus there's no law that fits this. >> there is no law that fits this we are likely to get a first look at the indictment ourselves on tuesday, but over a dozen news outlets, includin nbc, are asking the district attorney to release it sooner. they are making a case for cameras to allot be -- banned in new york state cases in the meantime, the lack of charging det

katie, tell us more. that's right. so. _ katie, tell us more. that's right.re. that's right. so, we have seen i katie, tell us more. that's| right. so, we have seen for example snap shares have been done almost 20% in after—hours trading and that is of the back of a disappointing revenue result in the first three months of this year. it was not that far off what analysts had expected but revenue was down about 7% and internal forecast from the company suggested we might see the same for the current three months that we are in. one of the problems it seems is their advertising platform. they have been rejigging it. they say it is going to make it better in the future. we heard it from the ceo of the company who said they are laying the foundations but a small number of the larger advertisers on snap say they are seeing less click through as a result. what has hurt snap's revenue is something we have seen on all the big social media companies in recent times that with all of these fears with economic crisis, we are seeing corporate tightening of belts, not want

eastern, our coverage continues with "katy tur reports" right now ♪ >>> good to be with you, i'm katyur seven days ago fox news paid one of the biggest defamation settlements in history, stopping the dominion lawsuit from going to trial more than $787 million to settle claims dominion made that fox was lying about the 2020 election and amplifying false claims that the voting machine company rigged votes for joe biden. in discovery we learned some fox news hosts and executives knew the election was not stolen and that some of their guests were lying. tucker carlson was one of those hosts, according to court documents. now, a week after that giant payout to dominion, tucker is out at fox news, is he the sacrificial lamb or was there something else going on? fox news didn't give a reason and tucker isn't commenting, but we do have media reporter dylan byers with us to tell us all that he has so far gathered along with an expert in cable news to tell us what this means for viewers of the channel does anything change but that is not all. both cnn and nbc news have also made big media moves

katie silver, thank _ perhaps missed the boat? katie silver, thank you _ perhaps missed the boat?hank you for _ perhaps missed the boat? katie silver, thank you for keeping us up—to—date on those local developments. i'm sure you will be watching over us. in the us political and economic tensions are growing again, this time with the us house of representatives kevin mccarthy criticising president biden for what he called reckless spending in a speech at the new york stock exchange. that debt limit of $31 trillion was reached earlier this year, prompting the introduction of special temporary measures to allow it to continue borrowing but these are due to expire injune. i spoke to libby cantrell, the head of public policy at pimco, and she explained the implications in the immediate term. the implications of a debt ceiling breach would be catastrophic. we have never seen that though, before, so it is a bit anyone's guess. the federal reserve and some other macro policy folks have sort of estimated what the impact would be including potential large drawdown of the s&p 500, a 30% draw

simone standard temps it house of - and katie fang house to th katie phang show and less than 24, hours th president will be flying to ne york for his arraignment his decade as teflon don comin to an. and nbc news has learned tha the indictment includes around 30 counts related to trump's alleged role in the hush money payments made to storm daniels. he would appear in court o tuesday. the campaign now says trum will give a speech a mar-a-lago the same evening. the legal team said they are not doing anything about the arraignment and instead will wait for the indictment to b unsealed >> we will dissect it. the team will look at every an shoe that we will be able to challenge and we will challeng it i anticipate a motion. there's no law that fits this. >> there is no law that fits this we're likely to get a first look at the indictment ourself on tuesday over a dozen news outlet including nbc are asking the district attorney to release i sooner they're making a case fo cameras to be allowed in the courtroom, it's typicall banned in new york state cases in the, meantime the lack of chargi

katie silver, thanks for— comes to ukraine. katie silver, thanks forjoining _ comes to ukraine.ilver, thanks forjoining us _ comes to ukraine. katie silver, thanks forjoining us on - comes to ukraine. katie silver, thanks forjoining us on the - thanks forjoining us on the programme. katie was selling as the picture of the global economy but i want to sue minter china now, the imf is forecasting that china's economy will grow by 520% this year. earliera economy will grow by 520% this year. earlier a spoke with alysia who told me that basicallyjust alysia who told me that basically just about meet that target but there are challenges domestically. i target but there are challenges domestically.— domestically. i think we are all heading _ domestically. i think we are all heading slightly - domestically. i think we are all heading slightly closer i domestically. i think we are| all heading slightly closer to the official target, the world bank is by .i, still at 5.5, but the reality is data is heading south and this is true for consumption, increased sales are in china with orti wee

he sat down exclusively with katie nielsen, and katie has been following this stream when it first was made public. she joins us live now with the interview. what did the chief say directly to you, katie? >> reporter: juliette, he is in a tough spot because he has to fight a battle he did not start. she ford was hired as the chief of police exactly one year ago today and was not with the department at the time the text messages were sent. >> antioch pd will never be the same again. that is not a bad thing. >> reporter: we asked chief stephen ford, a man whose parents came up through the civil rights movement, to read the text messages out loud. >> it says i was bummed that -- then it is blacked out -- was so fat, because he didn't bruise up very fast. >> reporter: it said that 17 officers were part of a text messaging group on personal phones for years, where they would congratulate each other for hurting people during arrests and repeatedly use the n-word. >> it says i will bury that n in my fields. >> they were sent from january 2019 to 2022. the fbi found them when the phones were s

this is the katie phang show live from miami, florida we've got lots of news to cove and lots of questions to answer so let's get started breaking news, access to the abortion pill, mid upper stone and legal limbo after duelin federal rulings. what does this mean fo tightening reproductive rights in america plus, support for the tennesse through pouring in, by's president kamala harris me yesterday with the lawmakers after the republican-controlle house votes to kick two of the out of the state legislature i will speak with the member who managed to hang on to he seat by just one vote. and later, michael cohen i will go one-on-one with th star witness in th unprecedented indictment of former president all of that and more is coming up our good saturday morning to you i am katie phang we begin today show with breaking news out of texas the fate of abortion access fo tens of millions americans i now uncertain after conflictin decisions by two separat federal judges late lost night first, a texas judge blocks th food and drug administration's approval of the abortion pill, mifepristone the ru

katie, good.ning >> as you may have heard watching the show earlie and yesterday, your attorney lanny davis appeared on th show yesterday to talk about the pending unsealing of the indictment against forme president donald trump o tuesday. i did want to ask you about th following. there was this big push toward the, and right before we heard the announcement of th indictments, of trump puttin forth robert costello as a potential defense witness to pretty much go after you and your credibility with a lot of people were no talking about and i kind o wanted to run by with u.s. the following. in the sunday some memorandu from the doj back in 2018 when you were sentenced by th federal government, it was ver clear that the doj and other including you maintains that anything that you did vis-À-vis stormy daniels and karen mcdougal was acting in coordination with and at the direction of individuals which we all know michael is donal trump and the purpose of makin those payments was to preven any story fro

hi katie, do we know what happened here?— hi katie, do we know what happened here?hat is the big question, isn't it? apparently this was a that was just made it? apparently this was a that wasjust made on it? apparently this was a that was just made on friday by the ceo of fox news and they didn't tell tucker until this morning, until monday morning and sources say that he was shocked and surprised and everyone inside the network was surprised as well. 0bviously outside of the network it came as a shock to everyone. and what we understand is that he was really the subject of a lot of tumult both inside and outside. he was set to be a witness in the dominion trail and a lot of unflattering e—mails and text messages had come out of that is part of the discovery. is also facing a lawsuit from a former producer who accused him of presiding over a hostile workplace culture. over a hostile workplace culture-— over a hostile workplace culture. ., , , culture. can you tell us why this is such _ culture. can you tell us why this is such a _ culture. can you tell us why this

katie, joining us live with more of her exclusive interview. katie? >> reporter: juliet, the chief told me he felt blind sided bit text messages. he first found out about the fbi investigation by watching the news. but he didn't find out about the content of the text messages until just a few days before they were released to the public. chief steven ford, a cop for more than three decades, came to antioch with faith in the police brotherhood, a foundation built on trust and loyalty. >> i would be lying if i said i wasn't disappointed when i came to find out some of the names because, you know, some, if not all, were men i relied on, and that i needed. >> reporter: page after page of text messages, discovered by the fbi in a separate drug investigation, implicated dozens of fellow officers over the span of two years. the texts were violent, racist, and to chief ford, unforgivable. >> reporter: do you mind reading a couple of these for me? >> this state, we managed to set up a perimeter, and he got his a whooped in the backyard and i field goal kicked

katie silver, i know— will be watching. indeed. katie silver, i know you _ will be watching. silver, i know you will - will be watching. indeed. katie silver, i know you will be - silver, i know you will be watching that closely for us on asia business report. the delicate art of balancing politics and the economy will be a tough act for many countries out here in this region. that is according to karie murphy cruz, from murphys, who spoke to little earlier. �* , . . murphys, who spoke to little earlier. �*, . ., ., . earlier. it's a real balancing act, earlier. it's a real balancing act. not _ earlier. it's a real balancing act. not only _ earlier. it's a real balancing act, not only the _ earlier. it's a real balancing act, not only the region - earlier. it's a real balancing act, not only the region by| earlier. it's a real balancing i act, not only the region by the global economy as well. china is a powerhouse economy when it is a powerhouse economy when it is firing at all cylinders the global economy is doing better. that is one of the benefits we are seeing with china

katie, is bitcoin back? katie: i would say to the question on whether bitcoin is back, you aren't seeing tourists coming to the market. it feels like it is the true believers and can see that in the quiddity numbers. the quiddity and -- liquidity in the bitcoin space is at a 10 month low. we haven't seen much interest in some of the chris verrone -- crypto investment vehicles. whether or not it is back in the sense that people are piling into these assets, that remains to be seen but in terms of the price action, it was the best performing class in the price sector. guy: let's take a step back and think about where we are going. i thought that bitcoin was the poster cut -- poster child of excess money floating around the system. you think about bitcoin in the same thought and we have money supply going down rapidly. shouldn't bitcoin follow since it is a speculative asset and if not, is this something different? katie: that is a great question and the mature -- it has that characteristic but as we are lookin

katie is 100% right. expect the motion to be filed on this thing immediately and the judge i think will grant the motion and i guess give the government the state attorney the da a chance to amend the indictment, but boy oh , boy. i read it and it's a legal train wreck. liz: so, you know, what guy just said, let's just backup. katie, this is about reasonable doubt, right? so if it goes to trial, and by the way they are talking about a december 4 hearing, in the next trial date or court date. december 4 is a long way away, katie. so, donald trump could step in and say listen. you know, i made these payments because i was worried about my marriage with melania. i was worried about the trump organization. i was worried about my reputation. it does come around the 2016 election. people get that, but again, the intent, proving intent is key here to proving the federal campaign violation, right, katie >> oh, absolutely. whenever you have a specific intent crime, and remember, " hush money payments" are not unla

alix: katie is taking that side. >> do you believe the fed or not?'s say hypothetically you believe the federal reserve, you are going to be hawkish. in the last year, there has been so much carnage and repricing. even though there is this narrative that says the market is still overvalued. it has been overvalued by a decade -- for a decade. the question now is is there more room to run? that is why you are seeing stock markets trade more on margins. we had steve bannister on and he said profit margins have peaked for the entire decade. if that is your narrative, why are stocks still higher? the answer is all of the carnage, all the repricing and recessionary talk was 2022 pricing in. now we are looking forward to what happens post recession. the flipside is if the bond market is right and you are going to get 100 basis points of cuts, the stock market is ready to rally off that. cuts are good. alix: do you agree? who is right? katie: it's hard to say. i want to talk about the bond market. i cover bond markets closely. if you look at under the hood o

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professor anderson, i woul like to start with you, excuse me, my colleague katie fan earlier was joinede of dominion's lead attorneys. let me play for you what the say to those who criticized th company for this decision to settle >> i understand people are disappointed that we didn' have the trial that we were al preparing to go through. but i think what i hope people understand when they sit bac and think about this i dominion and dominion's owners including john close and - they wanted accountability and they wanted justice for th company. they didn't settle this case last year, that was very important to them. they weren't ready to settle this case last year. what they wanted was to get th truth out. and as you know, katie, being trial lawyer, the truth is usually in the documents >> do you believe professo that dominion made the right decision here? >> well, i think it is definitely open to questio whether the lesson that fox an other organizations that are similarly situated make hi away from the settlement wit was not to advance conspirac theories that are harmful to democracy or

>> this is the katie phang show, live from miami florida. we got lots to cover announce questions to answer so let's get started. swift evacuation 100 people are evacuating from the u.s. embassy and the fierce fighting in sudan the direct orders from president biden straight ahead plus, biden's bid. president reportedly days away from announcing another run fo the legal office what we know about his reelection campaign and ho younger voters can help push him across that finish line. trump on trial former president donald trump' civil rape trial said to start tuesday in new york. as the election interference investigations close in on trump's inner circle we're breaking it down ahead later, doubting thomas ethics concerns continue t swirl around clarence thomas's undisclosed lavish trips on gop billionaire megadonor' time and that shady real estate deal i want to know chief justice john roberts actually confront the controversy in an upcoming senate hearing all of that and more is coming up a good sunday morning to you all. i am katie phang w

i disagree, katie, it just gets better, katie. >> i disagree i think marriage is really fun i like the >> when you like the rides that the guys don't like. >> oh my god. >> anyway. >> anyway, mom and dad. >> have you think i feel? you could you want me to move on ? >> possibly. >> we've got a lot of stuff. i don't want to embarrass you anymore. [sfx: stomach gurgling] it's nothing... sounds like something. ♪ when you have nausea, heartburn, indigestion, ♪ ♪ upset stomach, diarrhea. ♪ pepto bismol coats and soothes for fast relief... when you need it most. >> coast-to-coast with stories that matter most. you're watching local news with nine time emmy award winner and now, here's chet. >> yeah. local news. you each share a story from wherever there from. in an effort to get a spot on m roller derby page, but before w get to the battle let's welcome our special guest, tyrus. >> all right, what have you got tyrus? where are you first of all? >> first of all, i'm not tellin you where i am, but, in my loca news i'm pretty excited about this because we've heard all this talk about student loa

our coverage continues with katy tur reports right now. >>> good to be with you, i'm katy tur the worst-kept secret in d.c. is out. joe biden is running and with donald trump leading the gop field, it seems ever more likely that the country will get exactly what it doesn't want, 2022 deja vu both men have dicey approval numbers. but when it comes to who americans would rather see in office, a majority of voters have repeatedly shown a distaste for trump-style drama, which makes the news today that was not about joe biden perhaps even more beneficial for democrats than anything the president could have announced earlier in new york, the civil lawsuit brought by writer e. jean carroll against donald trump has officially begun we have new details on who was picked for the jury today and what lawyers for both sides will argue in their openings, which should start in just a moment. >>> and in georgia, we finally got an idea of what imminent means from the fulton county d.a. fani willis says a decision on whether to charge donald trump will be announced as soon as july remember, he's already been

>> a fire question back at you, katie.it unusual for a day to be thinking about prosecuting a former president. i think that is really what we are talking about here. and from the uniqueness of the situation, yes, you don't necessarily find situations where tires are going to play their hand out for men and diamond, but given what we saw in fulton, new york, and the security concerns, i think day willis, and this is my prediction, was that once alvin bragg won four with an indictment, other days and enforcement officials were going to basically watch the mechanics, specifically fani willis, in this, case of how to move forward. and how to move forward in terms of the different mechanics around the procedural process of security, and what it takes in order to do this, and make it happen. not to mention, georgia is not new york. it is a very red state, it has very different laws around public safety. and there are a lot of different works fighting against wilson's count, with a potential ban on tightening around there, and t

the first match will be katie boulter, who has not had a win on the wta tour this year, up against ther, up against the number five seeds. then harriet dart, who had a good year last year, but has struggled in the first three or four months of this year up against elise corneille, who has been on this french squad for 15 years. if you look at the record that these two have had, harriet dart played well for a country last year. katie boulter�*s record in this competition far exceeds anything she has been able to do in her individual career. she has played 11 matches for her country and won of those. they will go into the tie with that kind of attitude. it is bein: with that kind of attitude. it is being held _ with that kind of attitude. it is being held in _ with that kind of attitude. it is being held in my— with that kind of attitude. it is being held in my neck of the woods in the midlands, in coventry. i imagine that stadium would be quite full. it imagine that stadium would be quite full. , ., y imagine that stadium would be quite full. , ., , ., ., imagine that stadium would be q

katie greifeld kicks us off. katie, what are you seeing around the world of crypto at the moment?here are so many narratives that could be pushing bitcoin higher in particular. katie: there's a lot of narratives, but no satisfying answer other than this is a macro asset. it tends to follow the macro narrative of the day. over the past few weeks, the narrative has been that the fed will be forced to cut rates at some point this year. that would obviously be good news for the likes of tech and crypto when you can about the low interest rate environment that really pushes investors out on the risk spectrum. over the past few days, you have seen bitcoin break apart from tech. today's a good example, bitcoin up almost 4%. the nasdaq 100 down about 0.5 percent or so. maybe those correlations coming apart to the benefit of crypto. liquidity in this space is still very, very low despite this rebound. ed: i think it's also a question of who is in the market. we are at the $30,000 u.s. mark. it is still significantly far from the november 2021 hi. what are the big forces in terms of institu

we're not letting anyone get up including katie phang.ou all so much for spending so much time with us today. i am grateful. >>> when we come back with today's settlement between dominion and fox news and investigations inching ever closer to the twice impeached and now indicted ex-president we are beginning to see some accountability for some of the people and places that spread the big lie. we'll be joined by a former member of the house january 6th select committee about the groundwork that committee laid and where things might go from here >>> and in the face of the republican party's all out assault on the lgbtq community, chasten buttigieg, the husband of transportation secretary pete buttigieg and author and friend of the show will be our guest right here at the table. "deadline white house" continues after a quick break. don't go anywhere. your to-do list can be... a lot. ♪♪ [ buttons clicking ] that's why progressive makes it easy to save with a commercial auto quote online, so you can take on all your other to-dos. already did.

let's bring back katie benner, and former alabama senator doug jones katie, what do you make of thi deal i jordan about having mark pomerantz testify. it seems each side here ha claimed a little bit of victory, and what do you think of it? >> each side is claimed victor because the ultimate decisio has been made. so what's interesting is you'v seen, first of all, looking at jim jordan you've done somethin interesting here he's claimed there has been legitimate, congressiona reason about oversight in orde to speak with mark pomerantz because he decided that he wants to introduce incredibl specific bill that the forme president is under investigation by a state to be prosecuted, but should b immediately be moved to th federal system now, again, that's incredibl specific you can make of that what yo will but that is sort of the reason why he says he needs to talk t mark pomerantz because he says that mark is i a unique position to understan the sorts of investigation having work on one himself pomerantz, for his part, he is put in this impossible situation we are both ji jordan is asking hi

>> yes good morning katie. support wit their former president and the man they want to g back into the white house agai in 2024. it is notable here that donald trump over the course of these last few weeks has been doin clearly about this, and abou fomenting frustrations and attacks, against not only th district attorney, alvin bragg who is the ones that t prosecute him. but now also going on th attack against the judge in ne york who is set to oversee his case for donald trump, galvanizin the support around him, thos millions of americans is key and vital. he is running parallel, hi campaign is running parallel t these criminal proceedings here and for him to have a shot a the white house again, and t be able to lay claim t position of power, and the suggestion that this i political persecution, it is key that he has, and is able t show that he still has the millions of backer supportin him. >> vaughn what type of crowd sizes are you talking about. i've been watching the reports as you have been, they reall ha

lionel and katy sing at the coronation. >> i did not know what a coronation is.g with the dukes and the earls and the only dukes and earls i have ever hung with a shotgun beer with. >> why would they not invite you? maybe you are too american. >> probably. >> jimmy: did they have country music in england? >> i've played and people show up. i was surprised. >> jimmy: do you know of any, we know keith urban. do you know of any english country music artists. >> i don't know. we have had some irish country singers come through but there is a huge festival they put on in london and i played that a couple times and we did a munich thing, we did sweden. it is weird to go over there and know you have fans. >> it must be weird when you go where english is not the first language. >> prince charles was not at my concert. >> jimmy: maybe you were -- maybe he was upset you did not invite him and he is the king and you will be beheaded before the end of this for all we know. blake shelton talked you into doing "american idol." you asked should i do this and he said i think so.

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wade i june katie? >> we kind of predicted, right that this war on women was going to keep moving forward the next battle is the abortio pill thank you so much for joinin us i appreciate you >> we are turning to the astonishing case against jac to share a just a day afte being arrested by the fbi. the 21-year-old internationa guardsmen appeared in court fo the first time yesterday he was charged with possession of classified document pertaining to national securit and possession national defens materials. both are violations of the espionage act. teixeira is expected back in court on wednesday he will be detained until then joining me now is nbc news correspondent george soliz wit more according to court documents the feds are saying that teixeira started a poste classify document online aroun december last year what more can you share with u about that for documents are saying >> good morning. it's good to be with you what you are really seeing here, a person who might have know that they were in the w

our coverage continues with "katy tur reports" right now >>> good to be with you, i'm katy tur, the et heavy today. carol took the stand in manhattan and describes how she says donald trump raped her in a department store dressing room in the spring of 1996. she says donald trump shut the door and shoved her against the wall she says she was laughing at first because they had been joking she says she pushed him, but he thrust her back against the wall, banging her head she says she didn't want to make him angry. she says he put his shoulder into her, his whole weight, and held her against the wall. she says he leaned down and pulled down her tights and then she says he raped her. she says she eventually got her knee up and pushed him off and she ran out of the room and the store. she says she called a friend and told her what happened but she did not go to the police she says she thought the whole thing was her fault because she had been laughing and had been having a great time. donald trump says none of that happened he says he

with a caveat, katy. witness b, and something he says makes you want to go back and talk to witness a again. and so you don't know they're at the end. it doesn't tell you who they're going to charge. i assume there are multiple subjects here. what they're going to charge them with or precisely when they're going to charge them. this is an important witness. you do your home work before witnesses are called to testify before the grand jury. you talk to other perhaps more minor witnesses. i think garrett's reporting is right. i heard what he said. we're much closer to the end than the beginning. but it doesn't seem like we're quite at end yet. >> all right. and we are going to wait and see. don't want to get ahead of our skis on this story. chuck rosenberg, thank you so much for taking the time out to talk to us today. we appreciate it. >>> during a campaign stop in new hampshire, former president donald trump appeared to deliberately embrace and comfort a woman who was convicted of resisting police orders