communications director, alyssa farah griffin, who joins us remotely. alyssa, always good to see you. let's go back, rewind the tape a little just to this morning. donald trump gets fine. $9,000 for his violations of judge merchan's gag order attacking jurors, attacking witnesses, $9,000 is in the back pockets of his sofa. no doubt. >> but there also was a thread of jail time. if he continues to violate the gag order, which according to prosecutors, he does. how seriously do you think he takes that? >> well, listen, donald trump lacks impulse control and we've seen this across the cases, federal, state. he's dealt with these these violations of gag orders and these finds there's part of me that thinks he may actually want to call the judge's bluff and see if she ends up putting him in jail what we've seen and i know that sounds outrageous to say is at times with republicans as pull numbers have gone up when he's on trial, when he's indicted, i think it's a way that he can say, look, i'm a victim of the system because he's being reckless. i mean, the bla

i also want to bring and cnn political commentator alyssa farah griffin. alyssa, you know, trump. well, how is he thinking about these jurors and how high is the risk that he might violate his gag order by talking about them in public so wolfe, watching this was fascinating to echo simple thing. >> david chalian said it's really remarkable to think of just how outside of his control this situation is for donald trump, this is a man who's been in the white house. he's had secret service. he lives at a private country club that he owns. he's used to living his day-to-day life, how he wants on his own time, able to do and say what he pleases and today, it was quite this whole week has been quite the opposite. and then add to that, donald trump does not like to expose himself to criticism of himself. he doesn't keep aides around to give him pushback, who give him a negative feedback. and he had to sit there and listen to people say things like, he's racist, he's of poor character, and he wasn't able to lash out and react. i think that's personally very challenging. for him. now, on th

nbc bay area's alyssa gord. >> reporter: on folsom street in the selma neighborhood a line wrapped around the brand- new home of the stud, the city's oldest lgbtq bar to celebrate its reopening. it is just a few blocks away from the bars previous location was closed in 2020 during the pandemic. >> we were determined to get it open. >> opening its doors in 1966 the stud was the city's oldest continually operated queer bar. people who have been coming to the stud for decades showed up to the reopening. >> many important nights happen there. it was my first time coming out being transgender, i would like to say i took my first babies -- baby steps in a dress at the stud. >> i have been a fan of this place for years. >> guests were welcomed inside the bar just twice as big as the old spot. the stud says they're actively fundraising trying to raise more donations to they can build a stage to go inside the bar. once that happens the stud plans to launch a school for drug performers which would be california's first ever drug school. >> we have always been a place that's welcome to everyone. >>

alyssa, thank you. we'll check back in with you. >>> it's not pouring rain like we've had the last couple of commutes stph-td tphoub the majority of that book is in through parts of the central trivalley area. but we're not completely in the clear temperature-wise. that's going to be the definite temperature. low 30s. as we dip down, that cold air mass will settle in. especially with the clearer conditions into saturday morning. i want to show you now where that rain is. some areas are already seeing sunshine. portions of central california still active. i want to zoom in on a couple of areas. livermore through tracy. and parts of vallejo well r as well. if kpraoáur traveling up the 605. you're going to catch rain as this continues to move out. another thing as well. we've still got the wind factor in san francisco. it's about 32 miles per hour now. from the west/northwest. if you look at the icons here. we are going to see some clearing skies. heading into the overnight morning hours. this is going to

alyssa gord was there during the investigation and explains what we know so far. >> during rush hour crash silver sedan was passed on the ashby avenue on-ramp as investigators try to figure out how it got there. >> what we ended up finding was a vehicle that had been involved in a crash and it appears as part of the crash the victim in this vehicle have been struck by gunfire. >> the person driving that sedan was taken to the hospital with injury. officers are investing this -- investigating this as a shooting. >> we need to determine -- >> we are announcing 180 new cameras. >>> last week governor newson announced plans to deploy 480 new license plate reading cameras. caltrans tells us why the cameras have all been installed many will not be up and running until mid april. in the meantime chp is urging anyone nearby when this incident happened to get in touch with them. >> no matter how little you think the information might be, it could be incredibly valuable. >> alyssa gord, nbc, bay area news. >> a frost advisory going into effect for several parts of the bay area. take a live loo

here's nbc bay area's alyssa goard.saturday, an upbeat dj set, vendors and even a bouncy house took over the lawn at clinton park in oakland's little saigon, all part of the first sunset market here, hosted by the oakland vietnamese chamber of commerce. we are encouraging folks to come out, even if it's not late at night. you can come out, you know, after four, like that's going to make a big difference for our sense of safety for our communities. unlike a night market, a sunset market goes until, well, sunset. the challenges around, aapi hate during the pandemic, compounded by the economic challenges of the covid pandemic as well, really brought these issues to an intense level that we've never seen before. chamber president jennifer tran says. many nearby businesses close early because they're worried about crime or hate targeted towards asian americans. she hopes the sunset market will help bring the community back into public spaces. this event was made possible thanks to an activate oakland grant from the city. so

alyssa, thank you so much. bit north droves of tourists descending on burlington, vermont today ahead of tomorrow, solar eclipse and the weather looks pretty promising for all the umbra files on hand up north. that's where we can find cnn's jens, derrick van dam today. i'm expanding my vocabulary. >> what, >> what is ix tell us what an umbra file is? derrick it is a person who chases a eclipse or a shadow lover. it is a real webster's dictionary word. check it out, bill and you're looking at umbra files including me right here. are you guys excited about the eclipse oh thousands of files coming down to the shores of beautiful lake champlain where you can see the weather is picture, picture, perfect. picture. this tomorrow, 3206, the skies darken. we get a 360 degrees sunset all around us, constellation stars and planets come out. >> it is going to be the >> big celestial dance. and you know what >> this is my friend rex, and this is this your first solar eclipse. >> solar eclipse, really my first eclipse likene

alyssa gord is talking to investigators and neighbors about what went down. >>> has her moving in and a storm is brewing over the specific. how and when to expect the rain. >>> earthquakes rattled taiwan. images of the destruction leading to concerns in the bay area about our ability to withstand a powerful earthquake. we will check in with our velena jones. >>> we will begin with a razor thin race to replace retiring silicon valley congresswoman, the race determines who will face off against former san jose mayor sam liccardo this november. it is a type. both santa clara and san mateo county say they are done counting ballots. santa clara county supervisor, joe simitian, and evan low are tied. each have 30,249 votes exactly. this means they would advance making the november runoff ce election a three-man race, unless joe simitian or evan low request a recount. results will be certified tomorrow. we are tracking this native element closely and will have analysis coming up in our 5:00 newscast. >>> in other news, san jose police say one person is dead after a speeding driver hit anothe

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alyssa.s well up next the standoff between house speaker johnson and fellow republican marjorie taylor greene and her efforts to remove him from his post, mi the republican shrinking majority he's not our republican speaker of the house. he's the democrat speaker of the house, mike johnson doesn't have the trust of the conference, and that's become very clare mike johnson has has made a complete departure of who he is and what he stands for and to the point where people are literally asking, is he blackmailed what is wrong with him? >> good morning, everyone in kasie hunt, just wonderful to be with you. this is a massive week in politics. i hate to kind of call you out right off the top it is wonderful to see these women athletes finally getting the recognition they deserve. you ever want to try on new james bond? >> cnn this morning weekdays have five easter she random place like a puppy again, it's number to use >> is a brand new dog on in less than a year >> and people switch their dogs fo

i want to get some analysis right now from cnn, political commentators, alyssa farah griffin and david axelrod. and katie wants it is also joining us, an expert on medical law and ethics thanks katie, let me start with you. how does the law originally from 18 64 as i said before, arizona was even this date and we've sat dormant for decades, come to be in effect now well, it's a decision that the arizona supreme court made and it's a grave mistake. the arizona legislature, in 2020 to pass the 15 week restriction, which by all legal analysis would supersede that earlier arizona law. the supreme court argued that but the legislature hadn't explicitly repealed that civil war era law and therefore, it, the more incredibly more restrictive ban stood at, just doesn't stand to reason because the arizona legislature could have repealed the 15 week ban after dobbs and said, yes, we want to go back to a total it will ban and it did not. >> so this >> is clearly an instance of the state supreme court impong 's politil view on theeople of arizona rather than respecting e already restrictive legisla

aileen cannon, again, highly respected. >> what do you >> make of his defense of cannon, alyssa? >> well, there's >> two things. he's trying to do here. he's trying to sway the court of public opinion. he wants to prejudice the public or his supporters against judges. he doesn't like, and he wants to make them favorable to the ones that he does. but he also it's a nod to the judge. i mean, it's very similar to one of his attorneys referred to break a kavanaugh when who's going to be ruling on immunity saying, you know trump appointed him. so we think he'll be with us this is something that they do and kinda put out there publicly in hopes of swaying the judges in their favor. now of course, judges should be unbiased. that shouldn't affect them, but that's what he's thinking and saying this will there be repercussions for it >> well, not really. i mean, he can get away >> with them and it's very funny because you always accuses others, often accuses others and what he's doing, he's playing the rough >> yeah. i did that. i >> already you're playing the rap. i'm glad you brought tha

alyssa farah griffin, also senior reporter for the root.washington and editor at large for reason, as well as co-host of the fifth column, matt welch alyssa a couple of things have been happening tonight's but a pretty busy night. normally the white house will hold an iftar dinner at the white house actually, leyla in the past has been at that dinner. she was not there tonight >> they decided to >> hold just a smaller one for just staff and they had a meeting instead, but a doctor, a palestinian doctor who was in attendance. he walked out in protest. he said it was out of respect for his community does this give you an indication of how tough this problem is going to be for this white house to solve and how big of an issue it will be electorally. >> listen, biden hands down has an issue with regard to the ongoing war in gaza. but if i've made issue a warning to the arab american community as an arab american they're playing with fire. i understand that hearts are breaking overweight what's happening in palestine, that is reasonable. they sh

end quote but what kind of impact could this have on this closely watched senate race alyssa referred to this, i think a very, very large impact because kari lake, when she was running for governor, spoke supportive of this 800s 64 la she's now trying to distance herself from it. but that's all a matter of public record. it's on videotape and i think it is a big problem for her in this race. i think that what you're going to see are republican scrambling in that state to try and obviate the impact of this ruling because it is a it is a killer, but i don't think you can unring the bell. you can't unring the bell. i think kari lake is more fragile as a candidate today than she was yesterday. i think donald trump's chances in arizona have been impacted negatively. i don't think you can unring that bell either. so this is a big, big development, wealth a very historic, significant development indeed to all of you. thank you very much. an important discussion just ahead. a judge in michigan delivers historic prison sentences to the parents of school shooter, ethan crumbley, plus there's mo

alyssa goard, nbc bay area news. >>> let's take a live look outside this evening. another weekend of rain across the bay area. on and off. some sunshine, too. things are starting to dry up for the beginning of the workweek, not going to stay that way long. >> the man with the answer is here with more. >> two days. even at this hour, still dodging a few showers. cloudy skies off to the east. and three-day rain totals pretty impressive. most areas south of san francisco, a half inch to three quarters of an inch. still seeing some showers south of gilroy into hollister. this was the late day line of some thunderstorms on the east side of the diablo range, moving from north to south. but that area of low pressure, scooting through southern california, out towards arizona. behind it tonight, clearing skies. warming temperatures. and we will finally see some 70s in the forecast monday into tuesday. mid-70s in reach tuesday. but two days later, highs drop by 20 degrees. much cooler again by thursday, as the rain and sierra snow make a big comeback. we'll give you the time

and we're not going to let him run away from it >> where you're cardona, alyssa, farah griffin. great. have you both on this very important issue up next, we have still been reading through the new filing from the special counsel, jack smith tonight. he is urging the supreme court to reject trump its claims of presidential immunity, and he's pointing to watergate to make his case. john dean is our source here to discuss next. also denied trump's 11th hour for effort to delay that trial. that is supposed to start one week from today. as we are now getting a new look at the questions jurors are going to be asked news night with abdullah tonight at eastern on cnn. >> i met with the turbotax expert because i had two full-time jobs, lawyering and we count on me, >> i'll file your taxes for you with 100% accuracy guaranteed. lead to turbotax full expert, do your taxes as soon as today, it's kubota orange days shot the year's biggest election of komodo equipment. hey, get 0% apr for 84 months, or up to $3,300 off select callback drug juries, find your nearest dealer at your botha orang

alyssa.s well up next the standoff between house speaker johnson and fellow republican marjorie taylor greene and her efforts to remove him from his post, mi the republican shrinking majority he's not our republican speaker of the house. he the democrat speaker of the house. mike johnson doesn't have the trust of the conference, and that's become very clear. mike johnson has made a complete departure of who he is and what he stands for and to the point where people are literally asking, is he blackmailed? >> what is it's wrong with him >> 2020 >> and for sure investments, we may look like other money managers, but were different. >> you can't be that different. >> we are we have a team is specialists, not only an investing, but also in financial and estate planning and more, your clients rely on you for all that? yes. and as a fiduciary, we always put their interests first, but you still so commission-based products, right? >> no, we have a simple management fee structured, so we do better wh

alyssa goard explains why voters may have the final say. >> reporter: from cars. to the lawn of this plaza, renters, tenants rights advocates gathered. >> i want them to know that this was approved by city council 4-1. >> reporter: last month, the city council passed a rent stabilization and just cause ordinance. it capped annual rate increases at 3% or 60% of the consumer price index, whichever is less. it applies to multi-family complexes built before 1995. but days later, a group told the city it wants voters to make the final decision. >> under the law, we have to freeze everything until that is resolved, and we even know we're going to have a referendum. and it's going to be on the ballot in november, or we don't. and that's what we're waiting for. >> reporter: the mayor expects we'll know in a couple weeks whether the group gathers the more than 7,200 signatures required to bring this to a vote. >> i mean, all, let the citizens of concord, which includes everybody, vote on the ordinance. that's all we ask, and that's what the referendum's about. >> reporter:

alyssa. thanks, scott as well, up next to the standoff between house speaker johnson and fellow republican marjorie taylor greene and her efforts to remove him from his post to meet the republicans shrinking majority he's not our republican speaker of the house. he's the democrat speaker of the house mike johnson doesn't have the trust of the conference, and that's become very clear. mike johnson has made a complete departure of who he is and what he stands for and to the point where people are literally asking, is he blackmailed what is wrong with him? >> look at all those snacks, must be a k. >> i did just pay 60% less for my ticket with the gametime app. it's the best place to get last-minute deals on tickets. i guess i'm just a bitter fan than you i got to get the gain time download the gametime app to get great deals on last-minute tickets >> you should add to that >> one >> and she that i connected with skill professionals to get all your home projects done well you can focus on the imp

alyssa goard takes us to a grand reopening celebration. >> reporter: on folsom street, a line wrapped around the brand new home of the stud. the city's oldest lbgtq bar, to celebrate its reopening. it's just a few blocks away from the bar's previous location, which closed in 2020 during the pandemic. >> we were sad to see it closed, but we were determined to get it open. and here we are, four years later. >> reporter: opening in 1966, the stud was the city's oldest, continuously queer bar. people who have been coming to the stud for decades showed up to the reopening. >> many important nights happened there. it was my first time coming out being transgender. i took my first baby steps in a dress at the stud. >> reporter: some even got stud tattoos for the occasion. >> i've been a fan for years. >> reporter: the city's sisters of perpetual incull intelligence blessed the new space with glitter. while the bar is open, there is still more work to be done. the stud is fund raising right now, trying to raise more donations so they can build a stage to go inside the bar. once that happens,

community, and like you're damaging my reputation by ripping off my work like this. >> reporter: alyssa goard, "today in the bay." >>> seven of the women accusing a former bay area mayor of sexual assault are coming together to bring a civil case. this, after california's attorney general decided not to proceed with a criminal investigation against the mayor who resigned in 2021 following those allegations of sexual assault. attorneys who represent those women who are accusing dominic foppoli spoke out yesterday, blasting the decision by the attorney general's decision to suspend a criminal investigation into foppoli. prosecutors say they just don't have enough evidence to file charges. yesterday, lawyers and alleged victims want to know why the accounts of 15 women aren't enough to bring criminal charges, and they vowed to continue their case in civil court. >> history will repeat itself, and the problem is twofold. one, women, minors, and men won't report rapes because justice is never served. two, a rapist will continue living free as a sex predator. how many more reports of rape doe

it matched the root traveled by alyssa's phone. with the evidence. >> her phone, after stolen, went to the area of your house and stayed there overnight and then came to work with you the next day, and traveled north with the train, because the train has gps. it was on the train, okay? so unless someone else here knows melissa, and is in your house,, you had the phone. okay? listen. i'll be honest with you, this does not look very good for you. >> i don't even know her. >> detectives searched tony's house, his car, and his train, but never did find melissa's phone. and, there was still a missing motivational piece to this puzzle. why in the world would tony kill someone he barely knew. and it, tony said something during the interview that opened a window into a private side of his character. he was capable of intense jealousy when talking about his estranged wife. >> she has guys in. i always told her, i don't like lies, you know what i mean. and i love her, i give all my life to her. >> that would bother you if she spending a lot

. >> nba or wnba number eight pick alyssa healy was paying homage to her polynesian heritage. with this dress, i had to include the tribal in my dress. >> a lot of indigenous and polynesian girls don't get to see that role model, and i'm just so blessed that i could be in the position to be that for them, jackson selected. >> fourth was rocking two outfits, one for the orange carpet and one to wear as she was drafted by the l.a. sparks. the sparks also had the number two pick, taking six foot four cameron brink. if her height doesn't help her in the pros, maybe this will. her godparents are the parents of nba superstar steph curry. the two have known each other since they were kids, so i actually facetimed steph like five minutes before the show started. >> so he just said to just have fun with it. i think he can just share so much great advice. >> one big surprise the las vegas aces selecting caitlin clark, iowa teammate kate martin with the 18th pick. >> i was here to support caitlin, but you know, i was hoping to hear my name called and all i wanted was an opportunity and i

joining me now is congresswoman alyssa from michigan. it is great to see you. thanks for being here tonight. let me get your response to former president trump calling undocumented migrants animals. >> you know, look, i think it is deeply, deeply inappropriate for anyone who is a leader to set that kind of tone. i think it falls on deaf ears, he obviously was making fun of people asking him not to refer to immigrants as animals. we are a nation of immigrants right? he had family members who emigrated here from somewhere. it just is, and it is sadly a tale as old as time in the united states. there were times where italian immigrants and irish immigrants and name it immigrants were called animals in the past. we have seen this movie. it is meant to divide us. it falls on deaf ears to say anything about it. he is proud of it. his it is a pretty sad state of affairs over there right now. >> setting aside the poisonous rhetoric here. i wonder about trump and the republican party's efforts to drum up fear about the border and the southern border, not the canadian bo

here's today in the bay's alyssa goard. saturday, an upbeat dj set, vendors and even a bouncy house took over the lawn at clinton park in oakland's little saigon, all part of the first sunset market here, hosted by the oakland vietnamese chamber of commerce. we are encouraging folks to come out, even if it's not late at night. you can come out, you know, after four, like that's going to make a big difference for our sense of safety for our communities. unlike a night market, a sunset market goes until, well, sunset. the challenges around, aapi hate during the pandemic, compounded by the economic challenges of the covid pandemic as well, really brought these issues to an intense level that we've never seen before, chamber president jennifer tran says. many nearby businesses close early because they're worried about crime or hate targeted towards asian americans. she hopes the sunset market will help bring the community back into public spaces. this event was made possible thanks to an activate oakland grant from the city. so

in pleasanton, alyssa goard, nbc, bay area news. the santa clara county sheriff's office is investigating a chase that ended in a crash. the sheriff's office says deputies in san jose tried to stop a gold lexus for speeding, but the driver took off, led deputies on a chase through east san jose, and it was during that chase, a deputy crashed into a toyota suv that happened near king road and commodore drive for people were inside the car. they were taken to the hospital. the deputy was hurt too, but we are told they are all expected to be okay. the sheriff's office says that 24 year-old driver behind the wheel of the lexus intentionally hit a patrol vehicle. deputies used spike strips to stop the car, but he didn't stop. he tried to run away. deputies caught up with him and arrested him. well, right now, southbound 680 is still closed, but caltrans says it will be back open in time for the morning commute. part of the road shut down friday, so crews could repair that road. this was happening between the five 8680 interchange to koop

here's "today in the bay's" alyssa ward. >> va lay yes resident randy montgomery was traveling home from work waiting for the metering light. >> i heard a pop. it didn't -- to me i thought it was a car back firing. i didn't think much of it and then all of a sudden i heard a loud scream, a woman scream. >> he looked in his rear-view mirror at a silver camry behind him. >> there was a vehicle flying down the side of the road and the passenger is trying to get ahold of the wheel and she is screaming. i quickly see that and i quickly turned to the right and i just see them go right through the guardrail. >> he called 911 and saw a woman get out of the passenger's side and a man in the driver's seat bleeding. other witnesses told him they thought the driver had been shot. montgomery says he stayed to talk to officers. investigators say they're looking for more witnesses to come forward. >> we're hoping that there were people nearby when this happened that might have seen something and would be able to provide information to us. >> the camry's driver was taken to the hospital. no word on how

our clerk is alyssa somera i like to thank the staff at sfgovtv for broadcasting the meeting. do you have any announcements? >>

that is something i intend to ask congresswoman alyssa slotcon, she is a former cia analyst. you are seeing on the screen, the nun of iowa amendment. this is something -- let's go to julie tsirkin. she will explain what we are looking at on the screen. thank you for joining us. what is the latest with the votes at this point? >> right now, they started the first of what appears to be several of amendment votes. you saw the first vote fail as expected. that had to do with border security. it needed two-thirds of the house majority to pass because even republicans, members of speaker johnson's party voted against it in the rules committee. so that's why you saw what played out on the screen. eventually in the next couple of minutes, they will move to the critical three foreign security bills, foreign aid bills that will provide aid to ukraine, $60 billion more to israel, 26 billion in fact and 9 billion dpr humanitarian aid to help civilians in gaza. that was a red line for democrats. many demanded it to move on to this point and get here. the fourth bill that is interesting an

so alyssa at trump goes to social media today, defending cannon. very clear how he saw that ruling today. i mean, there's a about that >> he called her >> highly respected. now, i just i just have to contrast that with how he talks about judges. in his other cases in many other for judges. and just so everyone knows, highly respected for her, here's everybody else. >> this judge is a lunatic, is a nasty judge. i have a trump-hating judge. her whole life has not liking me that her. is not aileen cannon. aileen cannon, again, highly respected. >> what you >> make of his defense of cannon, alyssa? >> well, there's two things. he's trying to do here. he's trying to sway the court of public opinion. he wants to prejudice the public or his supporters against judges. he doesn't like, and he wants to make them favorable to the ones that he does. but he also it's a nod to the judge. i mean, it's very similar to one of his attorneys referred to kavanaugh when who's going to be ruling on immunity, saying trump appointed him. so we think he'll be with us. this

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. >> reporter: alyssa gourd, nbc bay area news. >> so what's next for the coliseum?or sheng thao issuing a statement. in it she said the final proposal was quote fair to the as and fiscally responsible for the city. she adds we wish the as the best and the city of oakland will now focus on redevelopment efforts at the coliseum. >>> new at 11:00, a layoff coming next month to hundreds of apple employees in the south bay. the tech giant will hand pink slips to worker ins santa clara including machine shop managers, hardware, project design engineers. apple has canceled a ten yearlong electric car project. we did reach out to the company to find out if this is related to the project but we have yet to hear back. >>> 99 cents no more. 99 cents only is closing all of its 371 stores including this one in fremont. after more than four decades. the southern california based company said it made that decision after several challenging years citing the pandemic inflation pressures and the rising level of theft and shoplifting. 99 cents only had stores all across california plu

carpet in prada, the first time the fashion giant has dressed any player nba or wnba number eight pick alyssa healy was paying homage to her polynesian heritage. >> with this dress i had to include the tribal in my dress. >> a lot of indigenous and polynesian girls don't get to see that role model and i'm just so blessed that i could be in the position to be that for them, jackson selected. >> fourth was rocking two outfits, one for the orange carpet and one to wear as she was drafted by the l.a. sparks. the sparks also had the number two pick, taking six foot four cameron brink. if her height doesn't help her in the pros, maybe this will. her godparents are the parents of nba superstar steph curry. the two have known each other since they were kids, so i actually facetimed steph like five minutes before the show started. >> so he just said to just have fun with it. i think he can just share so much great advice. >> one big surprise the las vegas aces selecting caitlin clark's iowa teammate kate martin with the 18th pick. >> i was here to support caitlin, but you know, i was hoping to hear my

did the visa buggy because on this a lot of that alyssa. okay. now i'm gonna send you the little one side of the son. yeah, my so cannot let me know something wrong with the 9. yeah. it's an area of baffling. one of the biggest problems facing this legacy chicata is thinking about 2050. it's estimated around a quarter of the city will base of the soon lives in a humid room, keeping by the wise, by with his wife and 7 month old son. this in the low, the idea of what i regarding his head don't. so when you go back and i don't need this anymore, i have a lot of gay. uh hello. yes, i'm a bit like you my beloved point to my b, i add less than half. which account is the population has access to pipe. boda with many residents forced the bible green. i was tom ground water from wells, causing the ground to sink in some places up to 10 centimeters a year. along with rising sea levels to kinda hesitate to keep my, to devastating title floods in the past that guide the you want to buy and get a meeting. sometimes one you see on on by the little mile waterga

. >> but alyssa farah griffin, who was trump's communications director, posted yesterday and said that you were present at a moment when trump suggested executing the person who leaked information that he went to the white house bunker when those george floyd protests were happening outside the white house do you remember that? >> i remember and being very mad about that, i actually don't remember him saying executing, but i wouldn't dispute it i mean, it doesn't sound the president would lose his temper, say things like that. i doubt it would have actually carried it out. i don't know. >> but he would say that on other occasions, you said he was the president had i think people sometimes took them to literally and he would say things like similar to that in occasions to blow off steam but i wouldn't take them literally every time he did it why not? because at the end of the de wouldn't be carried out and you could talk sense just because it's not carried out and you could talk since into him doesn't that still mean that the threat is there? >> no. i mean, i think i don't think the thr

but alyssa farah griffin, who was occasions stricter, posted yesterday and said that you are present at a moment when trump suggested executing the person who leaked information that he went to the white house bunker when those george floyd protests were happening outside the white house do you remember that i remember and being very mad about that, i actually don't remember him saying executing, but i wouldn't dispute it i mean, it doesn't sound the president would lose his temper and say things like that. >> taotie would have actually carried it out. i don't you know, but he would say that on other occasions you said the president had a i think people sometimes took them to literally and he would say things like similar to that in occasions to blow off steam. but i wouldn't take them literally every time he did it. >> why not? >> because at the end of the de it wouldn't be carried out and you could talk sense just because it's not carried out and you could talk since sen. tim doesn't that still mean that the threat is there? >> no. i mean, i think i don't think the threat is there.

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and i know that the boy alyssa is in contact with a route event, a member states to not to belabor the point, but the report itself mentioned. and here's the term external ordered by o i o s as one recommendation. that's why i was not worried about, but i, i kind of took on behalf of all of us as far as one is concerned. i'm happy to have the extended or data organized by a member states. we have it on the regular basis. so i have to see when the last one was terminated and well, more than happy to provide this information. thank you to lot, there's a fry and then dentist. thank you. so is there any sort of hatch for milan or b? is that how does networks report review report yesterday mentioned about 50 documentations among them? 8, concerning the envoy, secure in the new toner, teeth, all your separation into people cetera. but i would like to raise the question of the stuff, the shipment you have more than 1000 and the 5 areas you know, uh, 2 things you have no police force, you know me to 3 or no intelligence services. and i was gonna secure the these, the new throw to use for this

which he had not, but they were sending out a lot of fundraising emails today as this was going on, alyssa? >> yeah, remarkably, i still receive them. listen, he's missing a lot of time on the campaign trail, so he's going to have to make up for how he can he's going to fundraise off of it. he's on air and key battleground states, but think is remarkable as this is just stepping back this is who republican voters decided they wanted to be the nominee. but primetime on a monday night you know, six plus months out from an election or talk about his trials. we're not talking about his campaign platform. his second term agenda in this is what the next stretch is going to look like if it's not this, it's going to move on to the question over immunity on the supreme court and then potentially onto the january 6 trial and there is going to be fatigue with voters. now, i've said many times, i don't think many republicans, carroll whole lot about this case. i think they made their peace with whatever wrongdoing may have been there back in 2016 but they are just going to get weary of the fact he's n

to alyssa garza and the ceasefire for the enclave. the rachel ruble live in moscow. you are watching r t international. we're covering the top new stories from around the world. we begin with the latest on the complex and ukraine where the countries commander and chief general alexander sir ski admits that russian forces are having a tactical successes on the battlefield as kit was forced to withdraw its troops when the villages of burdens she and sydney of car to the northwest of of the s and from noble mccullough, of god to the south, west of don't ask and what you crane is retreating. the us is from like more dollars to. yeah. but where is the money really going our correspondence shape, but let's take a closer look. so is the you for any and slice for waived. and the us political a lead, slap themselves on the back for passing what at least looks like it over 61000000000 and aid for ukraine. we've taken a closer look at how, when, where the money will supposedly be spent. in surprise, surprise, the reality doesn't really much. the headlines a short time ago, the

you see what he saw on the line here, but it's alyssa, as off from the voice of the bill for the it remains a mystery. who paid the fine has run some, but as soon as the ship was reported, seized, ukrainian, president victor using him self to control and gave direct donors to land forces. very difficult to express our feelings because their mortgage is so hard to hide for folder want you to do to us to use and a couple different ways to get them custom to load with the what's the word for, you know, we tell marcelli, because wish to each definitely, unless somebody, the, it was only to discover the fine, you know, was sent on his powerless voyage by the account by international company, which direct links with ukraine's top officials can be shipping in the mess on. the much more can be the set of gets a 100 or could i need to spend and be the then being that and i like to the last getting you will have the suitcase because of what you see who would be or the sub will come you when they can the he, him side sadly, but it is very an island. it was a law that i believe funding the one the for

. >> roger sarkis and his wife, alyssa so we're inspired to start eclipse glasses usa after the 2017clipse. their sales of protective spectacles to view the upcoming celestial spectacle exploded on monday circuit says, he now expect they will sell out again. we actually >> sold out of our original inventory in february. so i bought more inventory and i think we're on track to sell 500,000 pairs. >> so this is beyond what you ever thought was possible >> but all kinds of businesses are getting in on the skyrocketing excitement with eclipse specials from krispy creams, eclipse doughnut featuring an oreo cookie in the middle to sunchips sold pleura clips, chips that will only be available for four minutes and 27 seconds. the length of totality, perhaps a once in a lifetime experience with stellar money-making opportunities and you're talking about those big box businesses, those mom and pop businesses as well, and you better believe we print plenty of enterprising people out there with their t-shirts and chomsky's all along that path of totality also stimulating the economy. and you kno