judge cordell, let me start with you. i'm joined when i'm concerned with how you think about this as a judge. there's a lot of discretion given to a judge over the timing of these things. you have an unusual case here for a number of reasons, not just the ex president has been indicted, but the campaign calendar. how do you think is a fair way to evaluate a schedule, and how would you be approaching it, were you this judge? >> no trial judge with any experience who is assigned a case this, gathering this much attention, such a high profile trial, would ever do anything in a haphazard manner. so when judge chutkan came forward and said the trial date is march the 4th you better believe she gave it a lot of thought. she has experience as a public defender so she understands what defense attorneys have to deal with in terms of going through documents. but be sure, she gave a lot of deliberation to this and i bet you she consulted and may have consulted with other judges on the bench to put together what is the fairest way fo

george cordell, let me start with you.afternoon, trump attached attacked the judge on his truth social platform. he's already attacked the prosecutor and potential witness mike pence. he's made threats. this is a rain on thursday when he promised to do not any of that. if you are in judge tanya chutkan's place overseeing this, what action would you be taking about this particular very high-profile defender, if any? >> when a judge makes an order, the judge expected to be followed. if the order is not followed, it should be immediate consequences. if not, the judge is not taken seriously. in this, case a magistrate, by the, way who happened to be a woman of color, gave him a directive and an order and he immediately, in my, view went out and violated it within 24 hours of the order. so it is likely that this issue will be brought before judge chutkan, not the magistrate. and for her, i think it is absolutely important that people who do not follow the judges order's face immediate consequences. so in this instance, i know t

the county currently does not have a policy addressing nepotism, which judge cordell believes presentsongoing larger issue. >> they know better. these are not dumb people. because there is not a rule does not mean that you should not do the right thing. >> reporter: velena jones, nbc bay area news. >>> a san francisco mother is fighting for her son years after he was killed . he died in 2006 after being shot leaving someone's house. in the years since, the homicide has become a cold case. police suspect it may have been connected with gang activity, but his mother and sister say that he was not involved with gangs. since then she has been an advocate for him and other victims. >> people thought i was crazy! look at that mother, here she come again with that bullhorn! what was i supposed to do? i am my child's voice now! my child should be here today! i should not have buried my child! he should have been burying me! >> a $250,000 reward has been offered for information relating to an arrest. >>> this week many bay area students are back, but where are the teachers? the teacher shortage

judge cordell. >> sure. my pleasure. >> i'm joined now by our panel of legal experts, karen friedman agnifilo, who is the chief assistant district attorney under district attorney science, also with us, nick ackerman, former assistant u.s. attorney for the southern district of new york. thank you both for being here. obviously a key question of what the judge is going to decide, which could be any moment, nick, it's how broad the scope of this protective order is. do you agree with the judge there that the points of it, the real concern about trump potentially sharing some of this evidence that jack smith said. >> what's most amazing here kaitlan, what's most amazing is they agreed to the precise same order. protective order in the miami case. >> it's the same protective order in an essence that went into effect in a new york prosecution. so this is just, as the judge said, nothing but a technique to try and delay this trial, and drag it out. try and have hearings. try and have more motions. i don't think th

the county currently does not have a policy addressing nepotism, which judge cordell believes resents an ongoing larger issue. >> they know better. these are not dumb people. because there's not a role doesn't mean that you shouldn't do the right thing. >> reporter: in oakland, velena jones, nbc bay area news. >>> now a live look from our cameras across the bay. a lot going in, a forecast with a chance of thunderstorms. let's bring in our chief meteorologist, jeff ranieri. >> reporter: it's reminiscent of what you would see in the southeast. pop-up storms to parts of northern california now over the past 24 hours is bumpy as we have seen some of that materialize through the bay area overnight last night and then of course right now we are seeing things pick up. so far rainfall totals, seven inches moraga, berkeley, 200 and pleasanton at 100 of an inch. radar scan shows numerous lightning strikes to the south of reno near lake tahoe, but for us we have been seeing some lightning strikes and small hail and gusty winds with at this cell right here. producing rainfall rates of about 200 t

the problem and they refused to do anything about as he not because i don't know, i knew the cult cordell's. carmen appealed directly to the education authority that up to the pressure on the school. and the case was beneficially documented since then things have ease somewhat, but the experience has left her daughter suffering from depression and, and eating disorder. she's receiving psychological treatment. after the death of their daughter, kira all jose manuel and maria jose could do was filed a lawsuit in the criminal proceedings that followed they in the birth luna, city council appeared as joint plaintiffs. but in the trial, the district court ruled, but it couldn't be established beyond doubt that the school either as an institution or individuals at the school, drove kira to commit suicide. the case was discontinued and then in october 2022 here, his parents appealed against that decision and the case was passed to the regional court. but just sitting around and waiting was too difficult. instead, jose manuel began working to protect other families from the same fate. to join force

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musical has hit the stage in san francisco, paying tribute to the show's creator and longtime host don cordell. it's called hippest trip, the soul train musical preview performances started on sunday at the american conservatory theater with opening night set for september 6th. and for more, we are joined now by playwright dominique morisseau. dominique thank you so much for the time. really looking forward to talking about this production. so this is taking audiences on a journey back to 1971 when chicago radio dj don cornelius dreamed up a tv dance show that ultimately became a national sensation. and he did this because he wanted to see more black musicians on tv for american audiences. what was it that inspired him to create soul train? well don cornelius was first a journalist and for a very long part of his early career, he was reporting on the assassination of martin luther king. he reporting on like a lot of the turmoil of the civil rights movement. and so sort of like how we feel today in many ways, you know, the trauma and the tragedy, it was getting to him. it was it was too much. a

judge cordell, thank you very much for time tonight. thank you. >> i wanna bring in elie honig, of former federal prosecutor, david kelly, former u.s. attorney for the southern district of new york. i want to bring back some of the judge made, but it's not what the special counsel team was looking for but it's definitely not what trump's team was looking for. what do you make of the data and whether or not how trump's attorneys are thinking about? this >> is definitely winning for doj, and if i was trump's attorneys right now i'd be devastated. look, i think the judge has a wide discretion to -- there's no practical way to appeal this. but i think we have to be careful here, we collectively. this trial date is really pushing the limits on trump's sixth amendment right to fully prepare his defense. there are 12 million documents in this case. i know they're not in the warehouse, you still have to review them. i know that the prosecution put together a hit list of best documents, that's nice. it's the defenses decision but they're gonna u

judge cordell, thank you so much for your time tonight. >> thank you. >>> and i want to bring in elie honig, a former federal prosecutor, and david kelly, former u.s. attorney for the southern district of new york. i want to get to some of the points that the judge made there, elie. but it's not what the special counsel team was looking for. but it's definitely not what trump's team was looking for. what do you make of the date and whether or not -- how trump's attorneys are feeling about this? >> it's definitely a win for doj. if i was trump's attorneys right now, i would be devastated. i think the judge has wide discretion to set this trial date. i think the judge we just heard from is correct that there's no practical way to -- this trial date is pushing trump's sixth amendment right to have time to prepare his defense. there are 12 million documents in this case. still have to review them. i know the prosecution put together a hit list of best documents. that's nice. it's the defense's decision what they're going to use. they are -- in addition to reviewing those documents, they g

some of that is now moving up towards cordele to fairfield, just to the east of american canyon, vallejos close towards rio vista, but there's a lot of activity right now towards oakley, brentwood, discovery bay, antioch and pittsburgh had some brief rain. a lot of lightning strikes, numerous lightning strikes, some of the well, a lot of lightning is being observed here, getting a lot of reports of that. and it has been lit up, especially out towards patterson there. tracy you can see that from areas from santa clara, parts of the east bay can see that out to manteca . yes, sir. and you can see the moisture source continue to come up five easily today. some of these could develop, but without the cloud cover today, it's going to get hot. there is a northeast breeze in the higher elevations. the air aloft is warm and it will not take long. there's also a pretty good fog bank out there, but some of this moisture will continue to creep up not only for us, but in the mountains. kings canyon, kivas, truckee and tahoe city, all between 0 and 8 and 0.27. and this is just the first inning for th