i was raised at allen temple. came there when i was 12 years old looking for a church because i was lack of a better phrase, sick of going to church. and that was during the era you went to church all day. so there was sunday school, the morning service, a 3:00 service. you came back for a 6:00 service. at 12 i was not making the connection as to why all this worship experience was occurring and what it was supposed to mean for my life. luckily i had a mother who wasn't so committed to her church she didn't think it was important for me to have a relationship with god. we traveled and toured and visited and landed in the balcony at allen temple church. this short man with a deep voice who talked slow got up and i will never forget it. he preached matthew 28. at 12 i understood. the sermon was about the relevance of our faith in god. it meant we were supp tsome eren'tos be ing inthe pe faitshould drive us to action. so i joined. so i was raised at allen temple. pastoring there has kind of been surreal. it's my life

i think allen weisselberg is far more dangerous to donald trump than michael cohen allen weisselberg was fred trump's accountant donald inherited him and mad him a cfo. he is the crypt keeper of al the financial dealings of th trump organization, going back to the 1970s so, depending on how chronologically deep alvin bragg wanted to go and how man different fact patterns an streams of evidence he wants t bring in this case, alle weisselberg's a rich wealth to and allen weisselberg have every reason to cooperate at this point because he is a older man and i do not think h wants to spend any more time i prison then he has to. >> you could have said six months ago that he is an older man, he is in the last cor tile of his life, he i certainly not going to go to rikers island for anyone, bu he is there right now tonight. >> right, but he is there unde the threat of his sentence being extended if the da does not tell th court that he does not fully cooperate. he's not been sitting there fo the jailed open, he has been sitting there waiting to see i the courts are going to reduce his sente

and had to pay fine, that was all about them, cheating the tax man, in tha case there were perks to allen weisselberg, and they weren' paying tax on that, that's called non-employe compensation, a car or a apartment and they're also doing things where they were paying their salaried employees, so people who are getting 20 twos, they're giving them on time bonuses to avoid payrol tax, so this stuff it's all of a piece, but you see everywher within the trump organization, it's remarkable just how the go right up to the line or ove the line all the time so the so the reason this is relevant is because if investigating th falsification of records thi history may become relevant. >> this is stream absolutely may become relevant, because the way you turn falsification of business records into a felony, rather than misdemeanor, is because you're doing it can conceal or commit another crime, what is tha other crime? it could be tax fraud as suzanne laid out could be bank fraud, it could be some othe form or fraud, but in order fo you to be for example violation of election law. when new york law,

lip off spend some time with allen in 2021.showed us how he learned to do everything again with only one arm. he took up painting this one, showing his right hand over a british flag. for me. it's just a reminder of everything that i went through and everything that i put this poor old hand through. on on a daily basis is first love is still playing the drums with some help synchronized pedals to compensate for the arm. he lost without missing a beat. i think it enabled me to grow in so many ways it became a blessing. rick allen and his wife also run a nonprofit that focuses on veterans with head trauma and ptsd condition. he also suffers from his statement on the attack goes on to say he understands how this act violence can be triggering for so many people but adds together with love. we can get through these difficult times. andrew rhiannon. it's amazing when people can still be so up beaten, you know, optimistic, positive attitude after being attacked, amazing. glad he's going to be ok. coming up. ted lasso visits the white

allen told me he agrees. >> why wait? why wait for something bad to happen and be proactive. applaud that kind of movement in the right direction of safety. >>reporter: but in the meantime, how concerned should people be that more windows could break? allen says the chances are low. >> there's cities in new york and chicago and boston that have had some of these issues. i don't think it's something that i worry about. but i think all builtedings should take -- buildings should look at especially the older buildings and how the hinges are on buildings. >>reporter: so the types of windows that allen is talking about there are the ones that open. he says that those ones can be easier to break just because of that hinge mechanism so when it comes to inspecting buildings he says those ones should be inspected first in his opinion. when it comes to the change to the code he actually said that a temporary version of that code change went into effect when the city put out their emergency declaration yesterday ahead of this week's storms so those temporary codes are already on the boo

allen told me, he agrees >> you know, why wait. why wait for something bad to happen.rection of safety >> importantly, allen told us, the chances of more windows shattering is still low. he says, older buildings still should be inspected. obviously, we're talking about winds. the winds have been a factor in most of the last few storms we've had, right? >> today, it wasn't as strong. they were still strong enough to do additional damage. here's the good news. the winds have calmed down. we can handle that. the not so good news, we're still in first alert mode. additional showers and thunderstorms likely. that's in addition to the forecast. we have the threat of the scattered thunderstorms, especially in the daylight hours on wednesday. gusty winds. the storms is going to be possible. the winds around the storm won't be as strong. small hail will be possible out of the storms, that results in slick road conditions. dry weather is in store. by thursday and friday, and once the rain chances eventually return. in the forecast, they will be much lower rain chances. and a bre

i spoke to allen about it.ng which will be -- >> listen, what financing? >> we'll have to pay >> cash? >> no, no. >> so i guess what joe tacopina is trying to sort of allege is that that whole scheme was your idea, that you did it on your own, and that donald trump had nothing to do with it. >> absolutely. what else is he supposed to say? one of the biggest problems with somebody like joe tacopina, when you get around donald trump is donald will let you run with the ball because he knows you're going to -- he knows you're going to fumble it, and he's not going to be there to help you try to pick it up. he's just going to get rid of you. how many times have we seen that happen in trump world before tacopina's biggest problem is he has no knowledge of any of the facts. he's basically come out on television and he's getting quite a lot of air time. and he is spewing nonsense, but the nonsense that he's spewing is nonsense that donald trump is telling him, this is what i want you to say so he doesn't really care if

i was truly honored to know allen and work with allen. people throughout california will never forget the impact he had and will continue to have for many, many years to come. the speaker pro tempore: does the gentleman from california yield back? under the speaker's announced policy of january 9, 2023, the chair recognizes the gentleman from new york, mr. santos, for 30 minutes. mr. santos: thank you, madam speaker. i rise today to honor the dedicated men and women of the united states coast guard sector long island located in n.y.-3 that stretches from etop's neck and just beyond kings point. it is one of the oldest coast guard stations in new york and fourth oldest in the united states. they carry out humanitarian services such as rescue, sorry. they carry out humanitarian searches such as search and rescue, they are marine time security, which is their top priority along with port security. they are the law enforcement service brampleg of the united states armed forces and the united states coast guard. it is the largest and most powe

allen agrees. >> why wait? why wait for something bad to happen? let's be proactive. i applaud that right movement in the direction of safety. >> allen said the chances of more windows shattering is low but older buildings need to be inspected. >>> on your wednesday morning, the niners are trying to bring the super bowl back to santa clara. what they are doing to convince the nfl. >>> baseball fans favorite time of the year. opening day is tomorrow. we will take overactive bladder, or oab, can change your world. like going hiking, just to hike to the bathroom. reaching for the bar, just to reach for pads. waiting for the sunset, just to wait for the stall. discover gemtesa. a once-a-day pill proven to reduce all 3 key symptoms of oab: leakage episodes, urgency and frequency in adults. do not take if you have a known allergic reaction to gemtesa or its ingredients. tell your doctor right away if you're unable to empty your bladder or if you have a weak urine stream. tell your doctor if you're taking medicines that contain digoxin or if you have liver or kidney problems

allen: the answer is very clearly no.onetary policy is for inflation , unemployment, economic growth, gdp, things like that. it is not designed to, as a primary goal, to instill financial stability. we have other tools for that. we have supervision, regulation, liquidity provision, things like that. that is what you need. you use the tools you have for the things they are designed for. we have plenty of tools to deal with these. if we had just on supervision correctly, svb would have never happened. no chance of that. if we had not had these accounting rules, that could not have happened. i do not know why the management did not have a risk officer for eight months. but i can't do anything about that now. but us make sure we do a better job at supervision so that is not happen again. some of these things, you know, we have to look at important things to do. we are in a world where deposit discipline is a little different from where we knew it was before. monetary policy -- of course, if inflation has changed because of th

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allen, you're looking at low valuation parts of the market, where you feel a little more comfort. walk us through your thinking for what could be a very rocky, you know, spring/summer period here >> sure. i look at bonds again as competition with stocks today. we just talked about the 30-year treasury yield in just under 4%. what if you could buy a stock with a 4% dividend yield that trades at four or five times next year's earnings there's a lot of stocks in the emergency market that are really trading at very, very low valuations i'm not going to say 30 years, but over the next few years we'll do better with super low valuation stocks that pay good dividends. phillips 66 only paid out about 16% of its profits >> wonderful well, not wonderful. you know what i mean thank you both very much today we really appreciate it. >>> the dow is down about 89 points tomorrow's jobs numbers holds a lot of weight for the fed's next decision, but is powell placing too much emphasis on it. jeremy siegel seems to think so. >> it is not the job of the fed to offset a supply side shift. they contro

professor danielle allen, thank you for joining us tonight. thank you for forcing me to think seriously for the first time about expanding the house of representatives, something i kind of vaguely aware of existed as a concept, but never read two sentences about. what is the case for it? >> thank you so much for having me, lawrence. and you're right, it does sound a little crazy. you listen to marjorie taylor greene shouting and you think what, more of that? how can that possibly be a good idea? but the fact is, when the constitution was designed, the house of representatives was intended to be the body closest to the people, and in fact washington intervened in the constitutional convention only once and in order to affirm bringing the ratio down to 30,000 to 1. now, that's where they were then. we're at about 750,000 at this point in time to every single representative -- 750,000 constituents for every representative. so what's wrong with? it means we don't have the responsiveness that we need. representatives can't know their constituents i

we don't know what, if anything, allen weisselberg said about this case, do we have that right? >> i think that's right. i'm not sure we know what any of those people have said and the substance of it, but we do know that allen weisselberg maybe more than anyone else would feel the pinch to not be caught in a perjury problem, to not get himself in further trouble, and would feel sort of motivated to be, i think, forthcoming, where he maybe hasn't been before. he's obviously cooling his heels in a jail right now. and that has a way of sort of shaking the truth loose from people >> yeah, at least not getting yourself in more trouble, you would imagine, to be his mind-set all right, we need all of you to stick around this conversation has lead us to what could be an incredibly consequential week for the country and the twice impeached ex-president in terms of his broader set of legal challenges, shall we say when we come back, news of a georgia lawyer sitting down with the fulton county grand jury could key us in on where that investigation into trump's alleged election meddling is

. >> reporter: allen has been installing windows throughout san francisco for years. he said he has never seen damage quite like what happened last week. >> it's a perfect storm of situations. >> reporter: during last tuesday's storm, multiple windows cracked or shattered in high-rises downtown. the interesting fact is that it occurred in different types of windows. >> for example, we have this building 555 california that many people are hearing about where the glass panel actually blew out of the building. we have talked about that because we are downtown a lot, we see this a lot of the time. why that occurred is likely because there was a weakness around that particular glass panel on the day we had extremely high wind. >> reporter: allen said the windows at 555 california are older and not tempered. that's why he believes instead of shattering into little pieces, the full panel fell from the sky. the cracks in the east tower are different. those windows are laminated glass. >> laminated glass will crack across the panel but will not fall out. it will stay together

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there's also now some evidence that this prosecutor, this state prosecutor, is squeezing allen weissth was in the room and was told with him to figure out how to pay stormy daniels. do you think weisselberg, your reporting on this family is second to none, is squeezable, because he's already gone to jail for trump >> well, that's a really good question because allen is a wholly owned subsidiary of donald's mind and has been for 50 years i think the reason that the justice department didn't pursue the michael cohen case, which looks like a slam dunk, is that they didn't see it as being the biggest case to bring, if you're going to go after a former president. on the other hand, alvin bragg decided not to go the rico route, which i thought was a very smart move. and now he's come back with using the new york state business laws which could be very effective, as lisa points out, two misdemeanors, you get a felony and his own efforts now by trump's lawyers are going to be to say, oh, this is all illegitimate the laws are murky we don't know what we're doing here and it may be a broader c

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professor allen suggests expanding house will improve governing and reduce the likelihood of irrationalnment responsibility in matters such as the debt ceiling. >> let's remember. the last administration increase the federal debt by 25%. the 200-year debt, it for years, increased by 25%. 200 years. folks, how did congress respond? quite frankly, the outdated the only responsible thing. they paid the debt. they voted three times to keep paying americas bills. to pay the debt without preconditions, without a crisis. if they pay the american debt down, why in god's name with a threatening not to pay now? [applause] >> joining us now is danielle allen, professor of ethics and policy harvard university, contributing columnist for the washington post. thank you for joining us tonight. and thank you for forcing me to think seriously for the first time about expanding the house of representatives, something i am vaguely aware existed as a concept, but never read two sentences about. what is the case for it? >> thank you so much for having me, lawrence. and you're right, it does sound a little c

by end of the day, allen will have this on.hing they are doing here. we need more folks like allen to power this. back to you. >> you are in the state of new jersey, well done, madison. new jersey, thank you. cool. >> dana: i love the kids are getting out there. i have a younger cousin who is an electrician, crushing it. >> bill: real estate is good, well paying, if you are looking for something, might be what you want. >> dana: good to be here, see you later. 10 seconds actually. >> we begin with fox news alert, congress demanding answers and first hearing on true origins of the covid virus, i'm julie in for harris today. thank you for joining me, two are behind the lab leak theory, the white house says there is no definitive consensus. they are intent to get to the bottom of it. >> transferred from a bat to intermediate source to human, in other words, did it come from nature or was it the result of laboratory o

i spoke to allen about it. when it comes to the financing -- >> what financing?i mean, i watched enough mob movies to know that innocent people don't say, quote, pay with cash. what are we entering into if this goes to trial as trump said he plans for it to >> this is one where obviously michael cohen is a difficult witness. he is not your ideal government witness for a host of reasons, including the fact he's still talking and that differentiates him from anybody i've ever dealt with as a cooperating witness. that being said, these are really experienced state prosecutors. they've been in this territory this is their bread and butter doing these kinds of cases this particular case, not that complicated. so this case is going to be -- i think it was mentioned it's really going to be made on documents and that tape recording is one where there are a number of ways that it could be used. not just for the fact that you have trump on tape saying pay in cash if it was legit, you would be like i'll wire the money or send a check. it makes no sense. the fact that michae

allen weisselberg i allen weisselberg we knew from the work had been done and the reporting that had been done was donald trump's right hand man. you saw him as of a brooding omnipresence in many of the photographs of donald trump. we knew he had worked not only for donald trump for decades but had worked for trump's father, fred trump, for a long time. it was clear from the investigation that had been done that weisselberg knew he was the money guy in the organization to the extent there were financial crimes that we were investigating weisselberg would have to know about them. it's not a huge organization. it is run by a small group of trusted employees, many of whom had been with for decades. weisselberg perhaps being one of the oldest, most longstanding employees. and so as we started at crimes involving the financial control system, the company, the financial statements, what expenses were paid, how they were documented. allen weisselberg had designed the accounting system. everybody in the accounting system reported up to him, and it was obvious that he was going to be somebody

you would necessarily see allen weisselberg.le he's already testified, we just don't know. >> he probably wouldn't have a lawyer of some story, we will deal about that? >> no, we would not know about that. >> if you didn't. ellis >> exactly. >> right. >> because it's all secret. it's interesting that those lawyers that were paid for by the trump organization, if he is cooperating, that would make sense why the trump organization is no longer going to pay for his lawyers. >> two weeks ago, when donald trump said he's gonna be arrested, this isn't our business we like to sources, but donald trump the former president of the united states, he wanted it out there, of course everyone sort of wondering what he's gonna be indicted. is a possibility that there is nothing to that? >> i think what he does what he always does. he says things either to bait people, i think he was trying to bait the da's office into telling him what was going on or to make a public statement, he says things to incite people, and that could've been a way to p

it's the same judge that oversaw the trial of allen weisselberg, the former cfo of trump organizationho was convicted of tax fraud, so he was definitely sure to point that out, too what's strange about being here right now is just sort of a sigh of relief in a sense we have seen what the anarchy can be, specifically at the space in mar-a-lago. it was last august when you had the feds go into mar-a-lago and seize hundreds of confidential documents and there were just people teaming everywhere, chris. in fact many of my colleagues were not able to complete their reports because there was so much tension with the protesters today looks nothing like that. there's probably eight to ten people we saw on the bridge that connects to mar-a-lago overnight. there was a couple of dozen until police shut it down at 11:00. whether that's because the process has been so elongated and the president said he was going to be facing indictments ten days ago and that didn't come to pass or there's not the level of fervent of support. according to trump's attorneys, he's arranging for a surrender earlier n

you wouldn't necessarily see allen weisselberg. so it's possible he's already testified.st don't know. >> he probably wouldn't -- he'd have a lawyer of some sort, right, would we know about that? >> no. it's all secret. it's interesting that those lawyers that were paid for by the trump organization if he's cooperating, they're no willing to represent him. >> everybody wondered whether he's going to be indicted, possible there was nothing at that time? >> he says things to bait people, i think he was trying to bait the d.a.'s office to tell what was going on or make a public statement. he says things to incite people. didn't he say protest, protest, protest? he said death and destruction, et cetera. several reasons why he said that. the reason it came up because he was offered an opportunity to testify in a grand jury which means it's the end of the case, which means he's going to get arrested if they vote to indict. i think he was panicking because he thinks he's going to be arrest zbld could be the case wasn't ready for an indictment. he ended up calling other witnesses

. >> southbay still recovering from january storms the large price tag from the repairs on allen rock park, more rain as the break-in storms that come to an end. the fdic's says they have a buyer for silicon valley bank. the changes that could come as soon as tomorrow live from the cbs studio in san francisco a popular open barbecuewita by teo ts in r. betty you rtss restaurant ispo b celebring 50 anniversary. >> two burglaries in today's first a window at the family-owned oakland barbecue restaurant on broadway was smashed after 3:00 a.m. on monday, deceive kicked in the office door and use the power sought to get to the larger safe but was unsuccessful the creek made off with the cash box in a smaller safe before running out around the same time that exporting another window was busted this time the owner suspect the same burglar brought an industrial tool and even use the office outlet to power it he took all the cash inside it was it did not in about a minute. >> i'm so upset i felt like they stole from the wrong people, we're for the people. we give so much to this of jail, those

. >> he took cues from his superstar allen iverson. and teenage kaepernick wanted corn rolls to match. he's getting what rolls, his mom asked? >> you look like a little thug. >> your mom said that to you. >> yeah. it's spaces where, how do i navigate the situation now? and it's why i have my hair long today. >> cnn attempted to reach out to his parents but not did not receive a response. he brings up a lot of issues here. l.z., what do you hear here? >> it's messy. he's right, you know. he is right. i just personally would not have chosen to say that about my parents, who saved my life and raised me. i'm not saying his argument or perspective is wrong. i'm in an interracial marriage. i have heard comments made that i had to check people who love me. he's right. that does exist. but i'm not going to write a list about my relatives and put them on blast like that. although, i just did. but i didn't write a book. i'm not going to profit from it. >> i think it's lazy. i think that if you look at what just transpired here, every single blac

." >> reporter: george allen took a call from a teacher tucked away with 17 students allen urging her to stay calm and hidden. >> they're frantic and wanting help and that's all you can say is we're here. we're coming for you >> people say 14 minutes was awesome. but 14 minutes to us seems like hours >> i think the hardest part for me was seeing the update, one down by the main entrance, two to three in the hallway. and we realized that it was real. >> what's your name? >> chad scruggs. >> reporter: lead pastor chad scruggs rushing to the scene, urged to stay away his 9-year-old daughter hallie inside, later identified as one of the six victims lost still, for the dispatchers that heard gunfire and calls for help, the new reality hard to accept >> it is very hard to wrap your mind around as a human being how -- how this could even happen. >> reporter: here in nashville, we spoke to an instructor who prepared the staff and teachers here for an active shooter scenario a year ago. in his words, the teachers could not have done anything better lester >> impact so wide. all right. catie, t

their demands officers forced the door open they saw allen reach for what appeared to be a holster.e should warn you that the video is disturbing. >> stepped out of the car right now if you don't or going to break the window and pull you out. gun, gun, gun, gum, gun. cease-fire, cease-fire, cease-fire. allen's family called the incident a brutal murder appeared please say a gun was found on the floor of the vehicle. they can from competing in girl school sports, but this date is now being saved and some believ it could result with the suprem court weighing in on the matter for the first time. >> a, west virginia soccer player could be getting the supreme court shots of ruling o transgender athletes and women sports. teaming up with alliance freedo to sue the aclu which is trying to block west virginia's save women sports up here the act bans meal athletes who identify as women from playing on female sports teams. the aclu says that it violates the 14th amendment equal protection clause which bars -based discrimination. for now and injunction filed by the aclu prevents a law from goi

as jonathan allen said i'll ge a chance to get clear my name. no that's being talked about tonight. i >> was like no justice wil prevail on the republican side >> now in the campaign they ra 2016 in 2020 that filler clinton did couple of hours ago quot tweeted an old donald trum tweet and set in which he said in all caps law in order here. because for the supporters o donald trump i think it's important w continually come back to thi idea here, but they have put trust in donald trump, that is difficult for i think you an me to even understand they are not tapping into the traditional news when the fallen right-wing propaganda out let's fine newsmax, oan we we - further solidifies in thes folks minds, don trump is th one who is under attack, and therefore the ire as well. so despite the fact that you and i are reading and seeing and the charges and sentencing them the fdny, ami, an publishing company international acquire. laying out in their ow cooperating agreement, acknowledging wrongdoing, folk aren't saying that would you even bring it up t them, they're completely out o the no,

. >> allen allens worth fought in the civil war and established allens worth, first town governed entirelyblack people. >> that's my inspiration to do what i am doing now. >> reporter: he is teaching kids to read. in oakland three out of ten black and brown children are at or above grade level. the 72-year-old former teacher is one of 100 tutors aiming to disrupt vicious trajectory. >> i absolutely believe this is a game changer. >> reporter: they call themselves literacy liberators, six week program funded by oakland outreach will train them including diana who left her job as a medical technician. she volunteers at one of the most underperforming schools. even her third grader and older sister can't read. >> i want to learn to help them to read so they won't have an issue when they go to a different grade. >> we sound out words that are hard for me and we also blend them all together. >> is it helping? >> yeah. >> reporter: the reach cofounder young believes literacy programs targeting early learners through second grade is key by actively recruiting tutors at the hardest hit elementary

yes, that pun intended. continuing the conversation with us is dr. allen's the rem sky. thank you so much for sticking around to give us a little bit of trains 101 professor. so professor, are there any differences between tracks that are used for uh, freight and passenger trains and i don't know, should there be? um there is, there is there, there are different types of tracks, but the vast majority of track in the world is conventional cross tide ballast, track on that. the bigger difference is you, you ask about the difference between high speed rail track and condense and conventional speed track. now you're getting into things like the presence of curves. ah. when you have sharp curves or are in the sharper the curve, the slower you have to go around the curve. so high speed rail, if you're building a trend, attract for a line or a line to go and add 300 kilometers per hour or 200 miles an hour or so. then you need to have something us almost perfectly strict. ah, the curvature that's permitted for that type of track is very, very small. ah, in comparison to what's

i learned to play fairly quickly, then allen, that of course i also worked hard, hama, oh, he's jenny, with the violin began at full ye is owned by the gale griffin, nice to sons, talent, and started teaching him. ah, david took giant stamps and gave his 1st solo concerts with an orchestra at the age of 9. and you're very aware of all the hours he spent on each night that you've worked really hard for it. us housed opposite. listen hard on the notes is one thing that what makes a child prodigy? there isn't any doubt that the children have natural capabilities that are very rare. it also requires the efforts of those around the child to be equally focused on, equally dedicated and equally wides. about how to support and promote that talent. david's father invested in him, his career broke records. at 13, he was the youngest musician ever to be signed by renowned classical music label to which a grammar phone for several albums. david has worked with stars like conductor claudio a battle. so been mehta and violent virtuoso yahoo! the menu hain at that, he'll feel like a burden to you gr

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. >> up next, norfolk southern railway ceo allen shaw and epa regional administrator deborah shore give testimony on the train derailment in east palestine, ohio, that led to a mass ick toxic chemical mill and evacuation of local resident and rail safety, toxic cleanup and best to avoid future derailments are discussed in this hearing.

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he acknowledged to allen that he was going to pay the $130,000 and that allen and i should go back to his office and figure out how to do it. >> michael cohen had gone from trump's fixer to trump's enemy. and stormy daniels may still be the one to take trump down. because last night was one of those blockbuster breaking news kind of nights that renew your faith in karma. "the new york times" reported that the manhattan district attorney's office recently signaled to trump's lawyers that he could face criminal charges for his role in playing daniels to keep things under wraps. if those charges are made, it would be the first indictment of a former u.s. president. it's kind of bonkers when you think about it. how one of the earliest probes against trump is nearing its final stages but make no mistake, trump's attorneys are working hard to scrape the dirt off teflon don. late today, nbc news reported the attorneys representing trump in this case are meeting trump in florida to discuss an exit strategy. trump attorney told nbc news they have no plans on meeting with the manhattan d.a.'s o

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my friends john allen, senior national politics reporter for nbc. covering ron desantis in iowa. he taller barr here weinstein, state prosecutor in new york. she clerked for merrick garland and justice sandra day o'connor. she also ran against alvin bragg. so i'm dying to cover all of this. let's talk with the lead goal strategy with trump's team and florida. what do you think is going down? >> i think that they are talking about the decision right in front of them, about whether he should go into the grand jury. i think it's unlikely that he will. but it's something to consider and i think that there is starting to get ready on their legal defenses on this charge because i do believe now, stephanie, because they invited him to come in and michael cohen is going into the drink grande prairie that this indictment is being pursued. >> after 20-- i can't get over it, 20 meetings with the prosecutor. now, tali, trump's lawyers say that they're not convinced that bragg is gonna bring a case. it sure seems like he's going to. if he does, what is he in fou

allen shaw does not support the bill. there's was questions about whether that bill will pass.e if he doesn't like the bill tells us what you don't like, tell us what you're for. we don't want the u.s. senate to pause on this. we want to get it done. maria: i want to ask you about social media. you are currently pushing for the social media parental notification act. this act would make children under 16 get consent, parental consent, before using any certain platforms, devices or apps like tiktok. tell us more. >> yeah. definitely. right now we know that our children are being harmed by what's happening on social media. i was with a family that lost their son to suicide because predators were involved with a sex extortion case in which he took his own life. a lot of times you'll have adults posing as teenagers, reaching our children. nobody would let an adult have a private conversation with their child in their own room yet that's happening with social media platforms, with our kids. the addictive algorithms are harming their learning, their social adjustment. it's an epidemi