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. >> and reed callan is standing by. read, you have been wallowing reaction from full around the bay area who felt the sting. we all felt it. >> and we are just going to go through what you, our viewer has to say about this earthquake. molly jumped on twitter very fast avenue had thousands of you the bay area trend, what a strong earthquake it was. you see the #there. earthquake tran05san francisco we also ask that you would add # kpixso we can see what you're posting. also adding we are starting to see that some people in the bay area and those of you who did not feel it, she said "now i feel like the monster on the hill with fear of missing out because i never felt a real earthquake four." to, something tells me you will be watching the ground closely. another one out there says "this is my first time feeling a earthquake." and you know, ryan and liz when we see these tweets we know that there are a lot of first-timers in the bay, myself included who are now looking at this as a way to get ready for them, right? >> did

let's discuss with former state federal prosecutor paul callan, as well as cnn jamie gangdel. back to what sara was talking about, the mar-a-lago search. this idea that trump might invite federal agents back in to search mar-a-lago in a supervised setting. you've been at this a long time, both as a prosecutor and defense attorney, is this something that the fbi and prosecutors would agree to? >> well, john, i know you're a baseball fan and you've heard that phrase "there's no crying in baseball exq" i can tell you criminal law there's no such thing as a supervised search. they being the prosecutors will say this is nothing more than a publicity stunt. obviously, law enforcement authorities are not going to expect to find anything, when you give somebody the opportunity to clean up the premises over a period of many, many weeks. so, i really think that that offer is an empty offer, of no value to the prosecution. >> so, jamie, on the committee, the january 6th committee and the subpoena from them, as liz cheney said shortly, adam kinzinger wouldn't define shortly. do you have a

paul callan, thank you so much for that breakdown.ere to help us break the rest of all of it down is cnn's kasie hunt, jeff zeleny and francesca chambers of "usa today." classic steve bannon outside of that courthouse today. he is clearly really eager to come out of this a martyr. >> he's certainly trying to and i think that that that's what his audience is looking for from him because i think one of the interesting things about bannon as a figure in all of this is that he really had lost the support of anyone in establishment washington no matter what party they were a part of. there were republicans on the hill, trump supporters on the hill, who were very frustrated with how he dealt with the intelligence committee, for example, and that kind of went all the way through, you know, up to how the trump -- the former president handled the trial piece and kind of how he was involved in this case. so i don't know if it's going to provide any other lessons for others on the committee for that reason, but certainly bannon is going to try t

prosecutor paul callan.irst member expert and constitutional scholar universal miami law professor marion franks. paul, obviously a huge victory for the families. this award, i think you said earlier, it may be the largest of its kind in a case like this. >> it may very well be the largest in american history, certainly in terms of a case that combines defamation with extreme emotional distress in a state case like this. >> is it possible that a judge would knock down, i mean, this was a jury verdict. >> it is not unusual for big big verdicts like this to get knocked down, but let's face, that he is facing a billion dollars, almost, in liability right now. even if it's knocked down to 500 million, or 300 million, it is still will be a colossal enormous amount of money. enough to destroy him financially. professor franks, for people who aren't legal experts, can you just explain what free speech and some defamation begins? >> well, it is sometimes a difficult line. and we don't often get a lot of clarity from

. >>> joining me to discuss a former new york city prosecutor paul callan. good to see you.e making here and finally we have former president trump being deposed today. you told me off camera that this case itself could spell big trouble for the former president, how so? >> it's a very dangerous case. he is being charged essentially in a defamation case with rape. you know, as you just heard the explanation, she claims she was raped approximately 23 years ago by trump in an elevator in bergdorf goodman on fifth avenue. she brings the case not as a rape case but as a defamation case because the statute of limitations was gone on the rape case, however, when he gives this press conference saying she's a liar, i never raped her, she's not my type, she's just doing it to amp up book sales, she says he defamed her and that gets the rape case in. now, there's one sleeper fact in this case that i think is very dangerous for trump. she claims she still has an article of clothing that she was wearing 23 years ago when the former president allegedly raped her and she wants to be able

the babe versus la, live at levi levi stadium, the 49ers get ready to take on the rams, i'm read callan, let's start with the party shooting in berkeley, where students are remembering two of their classmates who were lost over the weekend to gun violence. let's bring in and maka make, what we know about these young ? young men? >> they were brothers who went to berkeley high school and they they were at a birthday party in in north oakland when at least two people walked in and opened fire. here are the pictures, the the taller one, 17-year-old jesse sotelo garcia, a junior, the one in the right, a sophomore, two other people were were hurt, also students at berkeley high school. >> there are so many impacted by by this loss, these are someone's babies, these were the the friends of classmates, the students and colleagues of many. many. so i wanted to say that we we are grieving collectively. >> >> the counselors were available available at multiple school sites across berkeley to help students process the tragedy. while the community grieves, the the investigation into exactly what ha

will be held at cinearts sequoia the film stars, eddie redmayne and nandi assumeua assuma went to callan drafted by the raiders and also played for the 49ers. he retired from football in 2013 tickets are still available for the closing night party. they start at $70, so there's just been so much that has been happening this weekend lisa. yeah, nice fall feeling out there as well. even though we're below average. san francisco should be about 70 for this time of year. it was 62 yesterday about that today, but the clouds will they park i'll have the answers next. thanks, lisa and also next securing the future the two warriors who just signed contract extensions and how much they're worth. chris alvarez is breaking it all down coming up in sports. down coming up in sports. - bedtime!! - bedtime. ♪♪ i love bedtime. the thin, sweet bite to end the night. oreo thins. the thin, sweet bite to end the night. here's a live look from our abc 7 roof camera. looking a little breezy out there over by the bay bridge. ferry building and all of that over there. i'm hoping to get out there for a walk in a

paul callan, thanks so much. appreciate it. >> thank you, amara.r you this morning. catch an all-new episode of "the murdochs: empire of influence" as that family saga continues. here's a preview. >> and that brings us back to august 2017 when rupert murdoch invites bob eig eric the head of disney, to have a drink with him in his $29 million vineyard in the hills of bel air. rupert displays something stunning. >> rupert floats the idea of selling 21st century fox to disney. >> and over the next several weeks and months disney made a play to buy the crown jewel of the murourdoch empire. >> the murdochs: empire of influence tomorrow on cnn. >>> with the midterms days away, a key message surrounding socialism has taken center stage targeting latino voters. we'll hear from both candidates. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ yes, i need a trim. i just want to be able to cut the damage. we tried dove instead. so, still need that trim? oh my gosh! i am actually shocked i don't need a haircut. don't trim daily damage. stop it with dove. ♪ energy is everywhere... even in a little

host: democratic congressman jim callan was on the house for yesterday, highlighting disaster relief in the stopgap funding bill. p [video clip] >> i mentioned earlier the devastating hurricane in florida . we also had a devastating hurricane in puerto rico from hurricane fiona traded and people in alaska are recovering from a terrifying typhoon. this bill will help people across the u.s. as they recover from natural disasters. madam speaker, we are talking about hurricane relief. i am begging my republican friends, can we please come together in providing relief to our communities devastated by hurricanes. we all agree that we ought not to shut the government down in the middle of a major disaster response? the funding in this bill will help families and small businesses get back on their feet and rebuild from extreme weather events while repairing damage to critical infrastructure. this is a bipartisan bill. it earned 72 votes in the senate. do not think it could get 72 votes in the senate on what to have for lunch, let alone on government funding legislation. host: we are asking y

joining us now is cnn legal analyst, criminal defense attorney and prosecutor paul callan, and universityofessor mary anne franks. paul, obviously a huge victory for the families. this award i think you said may be the largest of its kind in a case like this. >> may well be in the largest in american history certainly in a case that combines defamation with extreme emotional distress in a state case like this. >> is it possible a judge would knock down -- i mean this was a jury verdict. >> well, it's not unusual for big, big verdicts like this to get knocked down. but let's face he's facing almost a billion dollars right now. even if it's knocked down to $500 million or $300 million it will be a colossal amount of money. >> can you explain where free speech ends and defamation begins? >> well, it's sometimes a difficult line and we don't really get a lot of clarity from this case because this was a default judgment, but as a general matter defamation is when you have false statements of fact as opposed to opinion and they're made by someone who was either fully aware they're false stateme

the turner callan's book that i reference, he and else up interviewed everybody but the president. we don't know, i don't know maybe john knows. in roosevelt's own riding and what has come out in his papers about what his thinking was about this. why he wouldn't take yes for an answer. >> he was much too careful to leave a paper trail on anything! [laughs] >> we have a question from the audience, i hope i pronounce this way. camilla -- how do we know that core packing was unpopular? outside of the conservative voice of the court? did average americans in the 1930s have a strong opinion on the court? >> the two strong constituencies of roosevelt, farmers and labor, and liberals -- they all turned against a pretty quickly! he lost his natural constituency. it was not popular from the beginning. it is interesting. he thought, roosevelt thought it might be. which is why he embarked on it! he started losing his natural allies from the beginning. am i right on that, john? >> no, i think that's correct. look at the mailbags. some of which is archive there. >> we have millions of letters!

host: democratic congressman jim callan was on the house for yesterday, highlighting disaster relief in the stopgap funding bill. p [video clip] >> i mentioned earlier the devastating hurricane in florida . we also had a devastating hurricane in puerto rico from hurricane fiona traded and people in alaska are recovering from a terrifying typhoon. this bill will help people across the u.s. as they recover from natural disasters. madam speaker, we are talking about hurricane relief. i am begging my republican friends, can we please come together in providing relief to our communities devastated by hurricanes. we all agree that we ought not to shut the government down in the middle of a major disaster response? the funding in this bill will help families and small businesses get back on their feet and rebuild from extreme weather events while repairing damage to critical infrastructure. this is a bipartisan bill. it earned 72 votes in the senate. do not think it could get 72 votes in the senate on what to have for lunch, let alone on government funding legislation. host: we are asking y

host: democratic congressman jim callan was on the house for yesterday, highlighting disaster reliefn the stopgap funding bill. p [video clip] >> i mentioned earlier the devastating hurricane in florida . we also had a devastating hurricane in puerto rico from hurricane fiona traded and people in alaska are recovering from a terrifying typhoon. this bill will help people across the u.s. as they recover from natural disasters. madam speaker, we are talking about hurricane relief. i am begging my republican friends, can we please come together in providing relief to our communities devastated by hurricanes. we all agree that we ought not to shut the government down in the middle of a major disaster response? the funding in this bill will help families and small businesses get back on their feet and rebuild from extreme weather events while repairing damage to critical infrastructure. this is a bipartisan bill. it earned 72 votes in the senate. do not think it could get 72 votes in the senate on what to have for lunch, let alone on government funding legislation. host: we are asking you

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