>> carol: what a question.d i say i'm happy that at this age i have got all my parts. [laughter] >> jimmy: that is good. >> carol: i have my hips and my knees and i pick my brain sometimes. >> jimmy: it is interesting that you grew up in l.a. and then you started your career in new york which is kind of the reverse of how a lot of people do it. out of college, he went to ucla, right? >> carol: yes and then i got a chance to move to new york and i had a manufactory who met me the money to go to new york who was very -- was it -- >> jimmy: was a donald trump? [laughter] [cheers and applause] >> carol: that was a low blow. >> jimmy: i heard he likes to give money to women for now reason at all. [laughter] >> carol: what were we are talking about? >> jimmy: you moved to new york. >> carol: i moved to new york and i borrowed money and i did not know where i was going to live and i checked into the algonquin hotel and it was nine dollars a night. now, that was very expensive. >> jimmy: it was, wow. >> carol: i was ra

at one point, even introducing carol as his business partner. so was he obsessed with carol?d he wouldn't leave her alone. kept sending her emails. >> i'm wondering what was this man capable of was he going to come up an stop, was he going to do something mean was he going to hurt me, o heard my family? i felt threatened is what it felt like. i was scared >> more defense questions, how did jim knapp's fingerprints wind up on those financial documents that were printed th day of the murder and foun slipped inside a magazine, sitting on carol's kitchen counter? and how did's dna mix with carols dna - that was evident 805, they called a dna expert. >> you can see all across th top line the numbers are the same as jim knapp and are many points of difference with stev democker >> your point was that each of these analysis jim knapp matches each one of these an steve democker doesn't >> that's right. >> in fact, neither stev democker dna or fingerprints were fined at the crime scen so had police focused on the wrong man all along? and because steve democker kne that did he make a f

so, carol is a trooper. she met in journalism school. she understood she was getting into, which is why she put me off for a year and. there may be other reasons and she's a trooper. so she she there were there were many other women wives who didn't survive, whose marriages did not survive particularly those where the husband was in vietnam, in saigon, and the wife was hong kong or singapore or like that for for reasons that i need not elaborate on those marriages of them did not survive. so i don't i don't i don't think there's any particular secret other than full credit to carol. it would be the -- or the ambassador at that time pat moynihan had just left and oh god, you remember his name, carol. the ambassador at that time. know. i can't remember. he he i i'm sorry, terry. yeah, yeah, go ahead. other questions we along the way. if not, i've. one more. was there another hand please. great. of lou. it's hard to follow that question, but can you talk a little bit about eds that you experienced who were the good ones, who were ones that

and carol filed a lawsuit just hours after the law was passed. okay, so this new lawsuit that she's bringing, it's, as you said, not the 1st that she's brought about against trump. what you think makes this time difference? well this time the charges are for their, for battery, for sexual assault. so this case is really going to look at whether or not from sexually assaulted her. this was pivotal for this is very important because if it was just defamation, nothing could really happen here. she wants to get some relief for the, for the adults that she alleges trump perpetrated against her in the mind. ok, let's take a wider look here at the situation with case of course comes as donald trump is also facing other legal challenges. can you tell us what else he's looking at right now? well, the list is very long. claire, this is just a 5 of them, a criminal charges for hush, money paid to a porn star. those are from the fraud charges, civil. a fraud lawsuit here in new york, a criminal investigation into election interference in georgia. also federa

carol is on the stand again this afternoon. we may get to cross-examination, but, again, she is laying out her case in vivid, explicit and emotional terms. >> ron allen, thank you very much, and joining me now is former u.s. attorney and msnbc legal analyst, joyce vance, and msnbc legal analyst, lisa reuben i'm going to begin with you, you have been in the courtroom listening to this testimony. one of the things i want to ask you about, donald trump saying he never met carol we have some contrary testimony, sworn testimony from donald trump about that, right? isn't there a photo of e. jean car carol together, and didn't donald trump mistake that person in the photo of his former wife, marla maples you can put that on the screen there's the photo. >> and that photo was shown yesterday and carol's lawyers opening statement, and they made clear to the jury that when donald trump said in the allegedly defamatory statement, she's not my type, he was wrong on two accounts, a, he had met her before, as proven by the photograph, but mo

>> carol: i lived with my grandmother.sit on the couch and open the window and would pretend to be a radio show. i was ten or 11, and i would say, now, ladies and gentlemen, you will hear from a young lady who will sing a cappella and i would sing and pretend to be this, and finally, someone from next door said turn that off. i was thrilled. they believed it. >> kelly: you were that good. you were like, thank you. your late teens and 20s, you started acting in college. how did you end up going to new york? when did you make the move? >> carol: i was in a musical comedy workshop and we did a scene from "annie get your gun" as a final. there was an audience. afterwards, this gentleman and his wife came up and said we like to you very much, what do you want to do with your life and i said someday i want to go to new york and be on the stage and be in musical comedy

hey, carol, you want a lift? i said, thank you.b. the guy drove me home to my apartment on central park south. the phone was ringing. it was oscar katz, who was one of the vice presidents, said "you got your show." >> if the beer truck drivers know you. >> and all of that, you got your show. that's how we sold carnegie hall. >> and then your big break through in 1967. how much resistance did you meet from cbs at the idea of a woman hosting a comedy variety show? >> well, i had a contract that said that i, if i pushed the button, cbs would have to put me on for a one-hour variety show, 30 shows. one-hour comedy variety show. so i pushed the button. and they'd forgotten about this clause in that contract. and they looked it up and called me back the next day and said, well, you know, carol, that's great, but comedy, variety is a man's game. it's sid caesar, milton berle, jackie gleeson, it's not for you gals. and i said, well, this gal really wants to do, and they had to put us on. >> because it was in the contract. >> yes, they want

carol roth, first to you.is is escalating, we'll hit a wall by next month. the white house instead of negotiating, they're ramping up rhetoric getting back covid waste funds from states is maga. mixing biden's unconstitutional student loan bailout is maga. not playing with the american people. biden approval rating is 39%. carol. >> we have completely disrupted and distorted not only the cost of capital but what it is supposed to signal. as the fed increases interest rates it is supposed to signal to the government, hey, you should be slowing down your spending. but the biden administration and his friends in congress instead of hitting the brakes, they want to hit the accelerator. the american people don't want this. they see effects of this. unfortunately congress and biden just ignoring all of the signs. they want to spend, spend. liz: what carol said, liz. there is no good out come because biden is not negotiating. usually presidents negotiate. he is not doing that. we get short-term volatility because of

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carole: it's not really a surprise here.in mind a growth of 0% for q1 and it came out at 1% of pretty much in line. they are weaker because they are in transition. we are expecting a new designer to calm with the collection in september and they will be changes internally to make the brand stronger and build momentum. because of that, you have weaker growth versus their peers. in the market as well, gucci is a bit more exposed to the u.s. consumer and also the entry price consumer has been a bit more under pressure in america on the back of the macro headwinds. these are the two key reasons why. tom: the transition of the business and vulnerability of exposure to the u.s.. you did not touch on marketing campaigns that have been hit by this. balenciaga with the bondage bears and in china, gucci has been hit by advertising that has soured the mood of buyers in china. can they put that behind them? carole: i think they can definitely. to come back to balenciaga, it is mostly visible in the u.s. market. weak growth in the other

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we have carol roth. that is happening, carol.overnor ron desantis and seven state officials? >> this is hard one for me, liz, on one hand i don't like the government trying to bully businesses but i don't like businesses using their cronyism to get special favors. i think at the end of the day this needs to be what is best for the citizens of florida, whether it is desantis, or whether it is disney, it would behoove them both and they both can claim victory. if they need a mediator to call them to work it out. while i'm not a lawyer i play one on your show, liz. dagen: you would be a good one here. trump is saying this is overreach. others are saying this is overreach for desantis. disney is saying this is a targeted campaign of government retaliation, that detan sis is violating their free speech rights. there has been so much wrong reporting about what the state was doing about the, what has been wrongfully called the you know, that the bill about florida education law stopping teaching of sex orientation and gender identity in

in the deposition for this case, trump called carol a nut job. she filed the second lawsuit against trump last november after a new law called the adult survivor's act passed in new york. that allows adults to bring claims years after the attack. carol claims trump forceded her up against a dressing room wall, pinned her in place with his shoulder and raped her. >> he managed to penetrate me. against my will completely. >> carol's lawsuit says trump jammed his hand under her coatdress and pulled down her tights then forced his penis inside of her. she says the attack lasted two to three minutes. trump has denied all of carol's claims including the rape allegation. carol says she called a friend right away that night who backs up her story. >> i remember her saying repeatedly, he pulled down my tights. it was horrible. we fought. and i said, let's go to the police. >> carol us alawsuit claims the alleged sexual assault caused her significant pain and suffering adding trump's defamiliar torre statement has injured the representation on which she ma

the trump is not facing any criminal charges here. eugene carol carol is suing him for battery and defamation were battery claims. go back to the mid ninety's. when carroll alleges that trumpet followed her into a lady's dressing room, asking her to try on women's, where for him, and then went into the changing room itself, where nobody could see them and proceeded to rape her. now she didn't go public with this until 2019, at which point trump alleged on social media that she had made this up, that she had lied just for personal gain because she was writing a book. and he said that somehow this would help sell her book. so she's also suing and for confirmation on that. carol has also a previously sued former president. trump, can you tell us what makes this case different, right, in 2019 after donald trump been elected president, she sued him for defamation. she could not bring charges of rape against him because the statute of limitations had long expired. on this decades old allegation, but new york passed a law last year allowing adults survivors of sexual assault. they allowed them a win

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>> carol responded, quote, i was raped. did not scream during the alleged attack in the dressing room of the department store, she responded, i am telling you, he raped me whether i screamed or not. and quote. during direct examination earlier that day, carol also described the flood of hatred she has received online, echoing trump's insults about her, including his own posts on truth social, mentioning a dna on carols dress that she tested she was wearing at the time. and the alleged attack, and also saying that carols allegations are, quote, made-up scams. she said, quote, this morning, for instance, i thought i would just take a peek at my twitter. she said she found an onslaught of violent messages, including ones calling her slot, ugly, and old. nevertheless, she added, i couldn't be more proud to be here. the judges told tacopina to warn his quiet, the former president of the united states, that any further statements about the case could open trump up to, quote, a new source of potential liability. msnbc legal analys

you are in like it's an excellent one nbc news managing washington post editor, my dear frien carole lee, corresponden garrett haake and and retire marine corps colonel amy mcgrath. all right, carol, -- president biden has been hinting about a 2024 run for months what are you hearing from th white house tonight? it is official >> and look, stephanie ruhle they feel -- pretty good about this so far. the video has been anticipated for many months and it i finally here what you have seen is th president put out this video which is designed to say hey everybody, you should stay the course the other, side by the way, is very extreme, and they are going to take away your rights and your social security and obviously republican pushed back on that. but those are the four pillars of the argument the presiden is making. the freedoms argument saying it's not just democracy, it' your personal freedoms he waded into the culture wa is talking about book bannin and things like that, then talking about the economy an saying that he is there to boost the middle class that's something that he wil con

i think it's important to know it >> reporter: fans of carol burnett count themselves lucky too.hen it comes to the caliber of carol burnett. i just remember my grandmother always laughing because i think they would break character so much on the show and just crack up it makes you laugh as well that signature tugging at a ear is so her. >> yep i had the same experience with my grandpa same thing he introduced me to carol burnett. all these years later, still looking great. >>> today the president and first lady will be hosting teachers of the year at the white house. teachers from all over the u.s. will be recognized for their excellence in teaching and dedication to student learning in and outside telephone classroom. the u.s. secretary of education will help honor the 23 teachers and exceptional educators like dr. and melissa collins who will be in attendance so we all have -- we're all deeply indebted to the teachers who meant so much to us. >> can't thank them enough >> that's right. thanks for waking up with us i'm philli time of celebration ends in tragedy. teenagers in te

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i think that carole got to the in a number of ways today.ke sure tha people understood the timeframe, what she was thinking about, what her conversations were, and the advice that she go from her other two friends in a certain, way she really triangulated the testimony because it does not just depen on her, but the advise that he two friends game as well >> adam, something that yo told me about a mondays that this judge wants to keep order in this case in the courtroo but is walking a thin line between keeping order an getting into an advertiser vessel relationship with joe tacopina that came up again today i which the judge sort of told tacopina, these are my rulings and you need to abide by them. >> yes, and it is a very appointed remark he said in this court of the rulings are the rulings and th rulings are not an ope invitation for a debate or a argument and i should say, i mentioned little bit earlier about the judge making the remark abou him making the point about the police report 20 authority times. the jury was not present a that m

carole: the risk is around the u.s. markets.n really resilient lately and i think they can still outperform going forward but any comments they can give on this market will be key. >> will we need to seek positive guidance around the u.s.? carole: i think it will be good, but my number at the moment implies low single-digit growth which can be achievable. alix: where else might lvmh have a chance to grow? i feel like they bought all of the things. now they can grow in certain segments. where else can they go buy growth? carole: if you look at just what they can do internally. you still have some segments which up and quite struggling over the past few years on the back of the disruptions. dfs for instance and sephora which of been quite weak as a whole segment the last couple of years. on the base of easy comparison bases those could be quite solid going forward. and the same for perfume and cosmetics. they were quite challenged for the past couple of years. the wine and spirit market, from what we understand the u.s. cognac mar

cnn national correspondent jason carol is here.amily. >> it really, really is. i spoke to breonna taylor's mother last night. when something like this happens it once again makes her question whether or not she's ever going to see some sort of justice. as for koz grove, i spoke to his attorney and he says his client is willing that he is capable and he's ready to start his new job. >> breonna taylor! >> reporter: breonna taylor's mother had one word to describe how she felt after learning former louisville metro police officer myles cosgrove had been rehired by another department. >> anger. to think that another department would even want this guy to be a part of any department for that matter just angers me. >> reporter: according to a cnn affiliate the carol county sheriff's department cited cosgrove's experience as the reason behind the hire. his attorney confirmed the former police officer recently started with the sheriff's department. >> so on behalf of myles and myself, we don't want anything to take away or diminish the val

i want to bring in carol lamb, a former federal prosecutor and msnbc legal analyst.rther, we believe any photography or video of tomorrow's proceedings will detract from both the dignity and decorum of the proceedings and courtroom and will necessarily interfere with the fair administration of justice this is what we predicted that they might do, but what do you make of the argument >> whether video or photography or cameras are in the courtroom really lie solely in the discretion of the judge who's presiding over the trial, unless there's some kind of rule or legislation or court rule that governs and doesn't appear to be the case here. so, you know, the public has gotten used to seeing proceedings in trials, live on tv i think that there are a lot of arguments for it there are a lot of arguments against it and a lot of it depends on what kind of control the judge keeps over the courtroom i think the people tend to fall in place in a courtroom. if the judge establishes sort of a command over the courtroom, but there's always the possibility that things get a little

carol, rest in peace. and thank you for your lifetime of service. mr. speaker, i yield back.he speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from florida, mr. bean, for five minutes. mr. bean: mr. speaker, the secret is out. people have discovered the beauty of amelia island, and nassau county. i rise today to recognize national travel and tourism week in my neck of the woods in nassau county, florida. i want to congratulation lathe and celebrate everyone who is in the tourism industry. 70% of nassau county's economy comes from visitors. some say they come for the great beaches. parks, or golf. but the real secret sauce is the warm southern hospitality. tourism is the largest creator of jobs and tax dollars in nassau county. this week is a chance to celebrate our tourism community and highlight the people that work in this important sector. through their customer service and positive interactions with visitors, they are helping promote amelia island and nassau county not only as a top 10 island destination but a beloved destination for travelers to make memories. to

jean carol, much less new her, that this was a complete hoax and a con job, et cetera, et cetera. new york state law that allows some adult sexual assault survivors to bring claims that otherwise would have expire for a one-year period of time. in terms of the former president's defense here, john, your guess is somewhat as good as mine because he only has two witnesses on his list. he has a psychologist who's going to rebut the psychological expert e. jean carol is bringing to say she was traumatized and emotionally damaged by the alleged rape, and his other witness is as you guessed it donald trump himself except that donald trump has refused to confirm to the court that he's going to come. so his defense will largely consistent i think of a bunch of sort of scorched earth cross-examinations of e. jean carol and a number of witnesses she's bringing forth to corroborate her case >> all right, we'll certainly pay attention to this case as it proceeds in the days ahead but we want to switch gears to georgia. we announced earlier in the show that the fulton county d.a. has said that

so carole malone, who jackass.est verse of mine, is rishi sunak finally saying that for too long woke politics and cultural sensitivity . these have cultural sensitivity. these have been putting women and girls in dangen been putting women and girls in danger. he's saying the work politics will no longer stop police from doing their job and today he unveiled a whole stack of measures which will ensure that will happen . benjamin that will happen. benjamin butts, with your nominee . mine butts, with your nominee. mine is an honorary greatest pour in it. stormy daniels, the hero of the day, asked whether she would be afraid to look at trump in court, she said , i've seen him court, she said, i've seen him naked. there's no way he could be scarier with his clothes on. yeah, i have to say, that was very good line, wasn't it? good line from stormy berlin to lucy , your nominee. mine has to be swell . a brave woman for doing swell. a brave woman for doing the same as ricci did. but actually she came across so well highli

that's what putin is doing, carol.al word. >> this is a sign post of a new financial world order and it is on the back of biden's weak leadership, his anti-energy policy, his weaponization of the dollar. these are the things that are going to shift that. liz: thanks for joining us, again, we are staying on the trump indictment throughout the hour. we'll give you the news as it comes in. they have another big black swan event that could hit the biden 2024 gavin newsom 2024 race for the white house. it is this. their relentless push for electric trucks, all- electric trucks. that could kill the supply chain also we've got lt. colonel james carafano, lawmakers going after the president and the white house for misleading americans on the chinese spy balloon. what republicans are saying now that's coming up in the "evening edit." (man) what if my type 2 diabetes takes over? (woman) what if all i do isn't enough? or what if i can do diabetes differently? (avo) now you can with once-weekly mounjaro. mounjaro helps your body r

but i don't think carol and i are we're we're kind of done with mar a lago for the moment. but you know what? that's the natural the natural next step. i think, would be would be this presidential campaign. i think we'd want to see kind of how the next year goes for trump if he ends up being the nominee, then it becomes a really interesting story and you know that that would be probably the next part of the book. our second book, i alone can fix it, ended with the end of the presidency and him returning tomorrow. lago and joe biden being sworn into office. and so, you know, i would say, obviously, it would pick up in january of 2021, but trump hasn't really done a whole lot in the last two years. he's he's golfed and talked with a lot of people and he's on true social. but he's there's nothing not much of consequence that's going on with him. and it does feel like this campaign could be a period of consequence and would be the next president is going to be the litigation that is sort of the investigations. yeah. yeah. well, i mean, now well i, i wish for example, we'd had t

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one is the stealing of all these documents that carol's been referring to and i think carol's absolutelyepartment was national security adviser. and the idea that anyone could take any one of these documents laet loan over 100 is unfat unfathomable, unthinkable and a clear and present threat to our national security because these documents can be reverse-engineered and you can figure out what spies did to produce them literally lives could be lost. so that's the first half and then the second half is the obstruction charge which bill barr has been focusing on to his credit and that is because it is such a slam dunk. nicolle, it's been reported that the secret service has just been asked to testify in this mar-a-lago investigation by jack smith. and that to me is a very, very interesting development because the secret service generally resists testimony. carol knows this better than anyone and i was at the presentation back in 1999 when they came in to present why they shouldn't have to testify in the bill clinton-monica lewinsky investigation. but here it does seem like they were witness

sorry carol. go on. you're right. it reoiiy— carol. go on. you're right. it reoiiy nosvs— carol.if you need to the emergency services to call the emergency services or kind of escape route or or as a kind of escape route or if they need to contact someone in emergency . if they need to contact someone in emergency. dodi if they need to contact someone in emergency . dodi the in an emergency. dodi and the idea phones will also idea that these phones will also be this alarm , how dare be emitting this alarm, how dare they could put people at risk. do you think the government have even—inoie - do you think the government have even—inoie i- do you think the government have even _that? i don'tj even thought about that? i don't sorsliin— even thought about that? i don't sorsliin-sure.— even thought about that? i don't carell'm-sure. idon't- even thought about that? i don't care i'm sure. don't know care. i'm not sure. i don't know . but i think this is something important. well, . but i think this is something important . well, then the important. well, then the nusioni— important. wel

the affidavit also says carol chick admitted to throwing objects at cars with koenig since last february, at least on 10 separate days and that, according to quad after bartels car was struck, the other two were talking about them now being blood brothers agreeing to not speaking of the incident again, police say cell phone tower data and tips from the public led them to the high school seniors. the spree last week hitting seven cars and just 45 minutes among them. nathan tipton's minivan was a second earlier when it come out my window and hit me. either square in the chest or maybe even the face. people in the courtroom were visibly upset when the defense requested bond for the suspects. some mouthing no that bond was ultimately denied by the judge. in all three suspects are in custody. abc news, jefferson county, colorado. hello thank you. michigan middle schoolers being credited with preventing a school bus nightmare. wednesday afternoon. dylan reeves bus driver became lightheaded and lost consciousness on a road in warrants. surveillance video shows the 13 year old grabbing the steer

carol, you were with me on thursday night and frida morning. i've got to tell, you 1 millio things are going through m head it's hard to keep clea everything that everybody said something people said brok through. you kept leaning on the fact there is a justice system, there are jury trials. there are actually judges. so for all the stuff tha donald trump is trying to sa about the system, he's going t get a trial in which he goes in, presumed innocent, and it is o the government to convince the jurors otherwise >> that's the big irony of thi whole situation. these claims of authoritaria governments or witch hunts, or things like that this country has the mos amazing justice system in th world. and to denigrate that becaus donald trump is not gettin what he wants personally i really, really below the lowes you can get. this is a system of the u.s. constitution guarantees certai rights to criminal defendants. they have the right not to testify against themselves they have the right to attorneys, they have a general right to due process they have

carol claims trump forced her up against a dressing room wall, pinned her in place with his, shoulder. >> he managed to penetrate me against my will completely. >> carol's lawsuit says trump jammed his hand under her coat dress, and pulled down her tights, then full forced his pianist inside her. she says the attack lost 2 to 3 minutes. trump has denied all her claims, including the allegation. carol said she called a friend right away that night who backs up her story. >> i remember her saying repeatedly he pulled down my tights, it was horrible. he fought. and i said, let's go to the police. >> carol's lawsuit claims the alleged sexual assault caused significant pain and suffering, adding trump's defamatory statement has injured the reputation under which she makes a livelihood. >> nobody is holding him accountable, yet not one person. >> carol sud trump initially in 2019 for defamation, after he denied raping her. >> it is a false accusation, and i don't know anything about her. >> the trial in that first legal battle is delayed as the courts figure out if trump can be sued for com

amy: carol anderson, thank you for being with us. we will continue this discussion.anderson is professor at emory university and the author of "the second: race and guns in a fatally unequal america." the paperback edition has just been published. also author of "one person, no vote: how voter suppression is destroying our democracy" and the book "white rage: the unspoken truth of our racial divide." coming up, president biden signed legislation ending the coronavirus national emergency but millions with long covid say the pandemic is not over. we will speak with a journalist living with long covid. stay with us. ♪♪ [music break] amy: this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. this week president biden signed legislation that declared an end to the covid-19 national emergency. t the pandemic is ongoing for millions living with long covid. the centers for disease control and prevention found nearly one in five people infected with covid-19 go on to experience symptoms of long covid. one of them is democratic senator and former

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so carole malone, who jackass. greatest verse of mine, is rishi sunak finally saying that for too long woke politics and cultural sensitivity . these have cultural sensitivity. these have been putting women and girls in dangen been putting women and girls in danger. he's saying the work politics will no longer stop police from doing their job and today he unveiled a whole stack of measures which will ensure that will happen . benjamin that will happen. benjamin butts, with your nominee . mine butts, with your nominee. mine is an honorary greatest pour in it. stormy daniels, the hero of the day, asked whether she would be afraid to look at trump in court, she said , i've seen him court, she said, i've seen him naked. there's no way he could be scarier with his clothes on. yeah, i have to say, that was very good line, wasn't it? good line from stormy berlin to lucy , your nominee. mine has to be swell . a brave woman for doing swell. a brave woman for doing the same as ricci did. but actually she came across so well

d hoywood legend carol burnett turned 90 years old today.ew, burnett credits long walks and healthy eating for her longevity. her groundbreaking carol burnett show aired right here on cbs from 1967 to 1978. it was nominated for 70 prime time emmy awards and winning 25. the show's incredible cast of characters and sketches are considered some of the best in television history. and of course who could forget that burnett would end each show with a tug on her left ear as a special message to her beloved grandmother. >>> and that's the "overnight news" for this thursday. for some of you, the news continues. for others, check back later for "cbs mornings." you can follow us online any time at cbsnews.com. reporting from here in the nation's capital, i'm norah o'donnell. >>> this is cbs news flash. i'm shanelle kaul in new york. there will be a detention hearing today for suspected pentagon leaker jack teixeira. the justice department says that his history of violent threats and attempts to destroy evidence make him a flight risk. teixeira faces u

he has said that carol is, quote, not my type.re big questions trump will even appear in court for what is a civil not a criminal trial. he is not required to under those circumstances. cnn's cara skinell, the jury just selected today and he is now -- what do you expect to happen from here? >> reporter: yeah, jim, so a panel of nine jurors were selected and then they went to a lunch break. when they come back just before 3:00 there's going to be opening statements in this lawsuit. the first will be e. jean carol, she's accused the former president of raping her in a new york department store dressing room in the 1990s. she's also accused him of defaming her. that is when he denied the rape took place, said she was not his type, that he didn't know her and said this was a hoax, all which her attorney say is part of his effort to suggest she was making up these allegations to boost sales of her book. then will be the president's attorneys. they're going to say this never took place, the president didn't meet e. jean carroll in this

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she is also suing for battery. trump said he never met carol was not expected to appear in the courtroom from also faces criminal charges from the new york district attorney, as well as other investigations into his business practices and alleged election to sit down now were renewed classes outside of the capital cartoon a threatening to up in the u. s. broke would cease fire between boring parties, the sydney's army, and rival paramilitaries, and now into their 2nd day of a 3 day truce. giving 8 work as a chance to help shaken residence. parts of cartoon lion ruins after 10 days of intense bottles. the fighting. com does a cease fire to cold early on tuesday. but fear still grips the sudanese capital. the world health organization has sounded the alarm a base, a potential biohazard, after pfizer sees the national public health laboratory in the city. that is extremely, extremely dangerous, because we have ordered a, a huge burge list, some hot team residents have been waiting for days to board buses to take them out of the city. and the cost of tickets has sort for many, has made it to

she's also syria for battery. trump has said he's never met carol and who's not expected to appear in the courtroom. trembles or faces criminal charges from the new york district attorney, as well as other investigations into his business practices and alleged election interference. let's turn now to some other stories that are making headlines around the world. the death toll from a series of explosions that a police station in pakistan has risen to 17. more than 50 people have been wounded in the black, which flattened the counter terrorism station. police blame and electric, short circuit ammunitions warehouse within the facility. a mob in haiti's capital has beaten and burned to death. 13 suspected gang members. public anger is running high in response to the gang driven lawlessness that has taken over the port of prince. the un warned that insecurity in the city has reached levels similar to that of countries that are at war when sudan renewed clashes are threatening to up and a us brokerage sees fire between warring parties, the sudanese army and rival paramilitaries had agreed

carol accuses donald trump of raping her in a luxury store dressing room in 1996. she is also suing for battery trumpet said he never met carol is not expected to appear in the courtroom. trump also faces criminal charges. in another case, from the new york district attorney, as well as other investigations into his business practices and alleged election if you all right, let's take a look now, some of the other stories making news around the world to sell. the u. s. justice department says the firm, british american tobacco will pay more than $629000000.00 for legally selling tobacco to north korea. and file i think he was sanctioning penalty is the largest ever from sanctions against north korean leader. kim jong owns country, kim is really seen without a cigarette in hand. the death toll from a series of explosions at a police station in pakistan has risen to 17. more than 50 people been wounded in the blasts which flattened the counter terrorism station. police blame an electric short circuit at an ammunition warehouse within the facility. the japanese start u