jean carroll. we'll have more on that story later on, but today's ruling confirms when donald trump takes office next month, he will be the first u.s. president who was both a felon and who has been found liable for sexual abuse, which makes it endlessly fascinating that the constituency that supports donald trump by bigger margins than just about any other group is white evangelical christians. given how overwhelmingly american evangelicals have now identified with donald trump, it is worth remembering tonight that the first evangelical president was jimmy carter, and he won the democratic presidential primary in 1976 in part by winning states with large evangelical populations. carter was deeply religious to the end but also progressive. he saw no conflict. and throughout his life he claimed his support from human rights and racial equality and global health all came from his understanding of scripture. but the religious through their weight behind ronald reagan in the 1980s setting the stage for

jean carroll's $5 million judgment against trump. they were awarded the sum after a jury found trump liable for sexually abusing and then defaming her. joining our conversation, formative prosecutor at the department of justice, msnbc legal analyst andrew weissmann is here. your thoughts about sort of where trump is tucking in in his retribution visions with alluding to jail time for e. jean carroll? >> well, i think it's an interesting day. i think clearly what the former president and president elect is doing is another shot across the bow to send a message to those people who might sue him for wrongs. e. jean carroll was the victim here as found by, as you said, not one but two juries. that it awarded her a some of over $85 million. and found she was sexually assaulted. and so, the claims against her by donald trump are unsupported by any facts and in fact are contrary to the jury verdicts and just legally, by the way, donald trump cannot relitigate that. he had the opportunity not once but twice and he could've testified and did

now, carroll's attorney, roberta kaplan, issuing a statement today saying that both jean carroll andre gratified by today's decision. we thank the second circuit for its careful consideration of the parties arguments. trump's team, also responding to this decision. trump campaign spokesman steven cheung saying the american people have reelected president trump with an overwhelming mandate and they demand an immediate end to the political weaponization of our justice system and a swift dismissal of all of the witch hunts, including the democrat funded carroll hoax, which will continue to be appealed. and we look forward to uniting our country in the new administration. as president trump makes america great again. so signaling there that they are going to try to appeal this further. but that said, brianna, this moment, this appellate court decision does bring e jean carroll closer to collecting on that $5 million that the jury awarded her when they found trump liable for sexually sexually abusing her and for defaming her when he denied that abuse. brianna, what about the separate civi

jean carroll. that case also went to trial. the jury in that case awarded her $83.3 million.hat verdict is still up on appeal. no decision on that one yet, but i've reached out to both jean carroll's camp and donald trump's camp. no responses yet. i mean, donald trump's team could try to bring this to supreme court. the supreme court would not have to take the case. pam. >> all right, chris, thank you so much. president elect donald trump wants a say in tiktok's future in the u.s. he is asking the supreme court to pause the upcoming nationwide ban on the app so that his administration can look into a negotiated resolution. the ban is set to take effect the day before his inauguration. the biden administration says tiktok poses grave national security concerns. cnn senior legal analyst elie honig joins us now. elie, do you expect the justices will grant trump's request here? >> i don't think so, pam. if i had to guess. >> and here's why. this is a bizarre request by donald trump. we've never seen anything quite like it. essentially what he says is, hey, supreme court, hang on.

right before the attempted robbery, jim carroll was walking with his wife to the gym. he saw the man masked and dressed in dark clothing, walking towards them. he was worried they were going to get robbed, but says he just kept walking right into the cafe >>>>without even thinking. i just ran towards the restaurant. >>>>in the video, you can see carroll run through the door and immediately tries to help grant. >>>>i was on the phone with 911 and i tried to assess the situation, figure out which one was the robber. i figured out which one it was and put my arm around his neck. >>>>grant then held the suspect down for more than six minutes, waiting for police to arrive. they've identified the suspect as 42 year old amir molnar of concord. he was transported and booked in san francisco county jail for both this incident and other active warrants. despite the scare, grant and carroll are grateful everyone is okay and they've made new friendships through a situation that could have been tragic. >>>>i feel a new connection with my community and the owner, matt, is just an aw

jean carroll had been sexually assaulted by trump and not raped. the judge's comment, by the way which is made after the show airs on nbc come significantly after, i think it is still powerful evidence by abc which they could have used. the judge says, and the common parliament, this is rape but the jury found sexual assault. >> in that vein, this goes back to what we have seen with the media class since probably several months before the election itself. this sense of, we just don't want to engage with trump in a sort of negative atmosphere. so we want to clear the deck. we will start all over. we are going to just go to mar- a-lago and talk to him and bring people here and do whatever it takes to kind of levels set the conversation. but for trump, that is all victory. for trump, this is -- they don't even have the account set up for this. a nope -- they have no place to put the $15 million. >> it is going in the escrow like to buy the house. >> what does that say to you? i have been on this program and elsewhere complaining. it is a complaint abo

right before the attempted robbery jim carroll was walking with his wife to the gym. he saw the man masked and dressed in dark clothing walking towards them. he was worried they were going to get robbed, but says he just kept walking right into the cafe. >> without even thinking i just ran towards the restaurant. >> reporter: in the video you can see carroll run through the door and immediately tries to help grant. >> i was on the phone with 911 and i tried to assess the situation, figure out which one was the robber, figured out which one it was and put my arm around his neck. >> reporter: grant then held the suspect down for more than six minutes waiting for police to arrive. they've identified the suspect as 42-year-old amir moner of concord. he was transported and booked in san francisco county jail for both this incident and other active warrants. grant and carroll are grateful everyone is okay and made new friendships through a situation that could have been tragic. >> i feel a new connection with my community and the owner, matt, is just an awesome guy and nick

jean carroll, sued the defendant, donald trump.nd for the plaintiff, donald trump appealed. the appeals court said no. and that's that this case, this part of the case is over. >> so so you're very definitive on that? absolutely not. and after we saw the court deny trump's appeal today, do you think he has any chance of winning the appeal against the related defamation suit. >> yeah. so the case that where the appeal was rejected today is actually the smaller of the two e. jean carroll cases, that's the one where trump was found liable for $5 million. there's a separate case where he was found liable for over 80, around $83 million. i don't think the appeals court is going to throw that verdict out and completely get rid of the case, but it wouldn't shock me at all if the court of appeals does reduce that $83 million amount. it's kind of hard to justify why the first case, which involved actual sexual assault and defamation, would be worth 5 million, and the second case, which is only defamation, would be worth 16 times that 83 mil

carroll accused trump of raping her in a department store dressing room about 30 years ago.found president-elect liable for sexual abuse but not rape. trump also owes carroll more than $83 million from a follow-up defamation lawsuit. >>> south korea's embattled president is facing arrest after being issued a warrant by the nation's anti-corruption agency. president yoon suk yeol was impeached after he declared a stunning martial law decree earlier this month. the agency says it wants to determine if yoon's actions amounted to rebellion. yoon's lawyers have called the warrant illegal. >>> staying in south korea now, u.s. federal investigators are headed there to help discover exactly what caused the fiery crash landing of a boeing jet on sunday. this is the scene of the crash where all but two of the 181 people on board were killed. south korean officials now say they'll inspect all of the boeing 737-800 aircraft operating in the country. we get details now from cbs' elizabeth palmer. >> reporter: jeju air flight 2216 was already in trouble on its final approach. the pilot ha

two years ago, a jury awarded carroll $5 million in damages in a separate civil trial.ifferent jury also ordered him to pay her $83 million in damages. trump's appeal of that verdict is currently pending. and a major endorsement from president elect donald trump, days ahead of a big vote on capitol hill over who should be the next house speaker. mr. trump has thrown his support behind current speaker mike johnson, writing on truth social. quote, speaker mike johnson is a good, hard working religious man. he will do the right thing and we will continue to win. end quote. >> this is the best gift he could have given him heading into the new year. i think it makes it far harder for members of congress to vote against him. >> but for johnson, maintaining his role as speaker is not a done deal. some republicans are expressing frustration with johnson's role in the government funding deal. days before christmas, however, trump is urging republicans to support the speaker and, in his words, not blow an opportunity for relief from the outgoing administration. well, earlier on t

jean carroll. trump challenged the $5 million civil verdict, alleging the trial judge made several errors. but on monday, an appeals court ruled against trump saying he failed to prove his case. a jury sided with carroll last year after it found trump liable for sexually abusing her in the '90s and defaming her after she went public with her allegations. trump has denied the claims. >>> coming up, near collision. intense moments involving a small plane carrying gonzaga's men's basketball team. >>> and building collapse caught on camera. the big scare in the big easy. if you take or have taken humira for moderate to severe crohn's disease or ulcerative colitis and still have symptoms... you don't have to settle. ask your gastroenterologist if switching to rinvoq is right for you. it's one of the latest treatments from the makers of humira. rinvoq works differently than humira and may help. rinvoq is a once-daily pill that can deliver rapid symptom relief, lasting steroid-free remission, and helps vi

right before the attempted robbery jim carroll was walking with his wife to the gym. he saw the man masked and dressed in dark clothing walking towards them. he was worried they were going to get robbed but says he just kept walking right into the cafe. >> without even thinking i just ran towards the restaurant. >> reporter: in the video you can see carroll run through the door and immediately tries to help grant. >> i was on the phone with 911 and i tried to assess the situation, figure out which one was the robber, figured out which one it was and put my arm around his neck. >> reporter: grant then held the suspect down for more than six minutes waiting for police to arrive. they've identified the suspect as 42-year-old amir moner of concord. he was apprehended and booked into jail. >> i feel a new connection with my community and the owner, matt, is just an awesome guy and nick's the real hero. i just stepped in and helped, but he is the hero. >> the cafe did shut down for a short time to clean up after the attempted robbery, but is now back to its normal operating

jean carroll. he added, the finding that miss carroll failed to prove that she was raped], that she failed to prove that mr. trump raped her as people commonly misunderstand the word rape. is the evidence at trial recounted below makes clear, the jury found that mr. trump did in fact do that. i was not party to internal legal discussions. i'm not a lawyer so i can't say whether abc made the right call or not. i don't feel i'm in a position to know. i can tell you days before the settlement between trump and abc news announced, deborah o'connell, the disney executive dined with trump's incoming chief of staff, susie wiles. it was in palm beach this monday where trump outlined as many of his pending anti-media lawsuits as he can recall including the one against and selzer enter paper, one against bob woodward, and one more . >> we have one very interestingly on pulitzer because reporters at the "new york times", washington post got pulitzer prizes for their wonderful, accurate, and highly professiona

jean carroll. >> well, i think this is such an interesting day. is doing is another shot across the bow to send a message to those people who might sue him for wrongs. e. jean carroll obviously was the victim here, as found by not one but two juries. that awarded her a sum of over $85 million. and found she was sexually assaulted. and so the claims against her by donald trump are unsupported by any facts, and in fact are contrary to the jury verdicts, and just legally, by the way, donald trump cannot relitigate that. he had the opportunity not once but twice. he could have testified and didn't. so this is a lot of fearmongering, but it's effective fearmongering as we've seen in a variety of different contexts. i also think it's something to keep an eye on in terms of the courts. today's decision is frankly a routine decision. there was not much of a legal issue here. the court issued an unusually long opinion, probably to make sure this case was bulletproof in terms of an appeal. it was issued procurium, no one judge wrote it, i think also a sign

and i should say it's not just new york state court system, you mentioned the 2e jean carroll trials,n new york. you really have two systems here in new york and specifically in manhattan that functioned effectively and allowed donald trump to be held accountable. the people in new york that are my heroes of the year are the 30 jurors for a couple reasons. number one, because they heard the law, the facts, and made decisions to hold donald trump accountable based on those facts. but second, because we have not heard from anyone, they protected their privacies to ensure that the jury members, themselves, were protected. now, each of the cases you mentioned were on appeal and can be overturned by higher courts. it's important to know as we close out 2024, at least as we sit here on december 20th of 2024, donald trump remains either guilty on 34 felony counts as in the criminal case, or liable for sexual abuse and defamation and multiple fraud counts with respect to the fraud case we are talking about. >> we didn't even mention letitia james as other winds, getting trump university taken

jean carroll case. lisa ruben is with us now and has been following this very closely. >> lisa, good to have you. you noted that this is unusual for parties in cases like this to sort of attach the settlement agreement to the notice of settlement or stipulations of the dismissal. your reasoning was or thinking was that this is something donald trump wanted to be made public in the first instance because of the value he gets out of it. so there is that piece. but if you can't speak to the fact of the settlement itself and how we got here without even sitting down and going through the process itself at abc, a lot of folks think they had a good hand to play here but folded before the game was really set. >> right. to extend your metaphor, michael, this is a game where we did not see all the cards on the table. so we don't know for example, what e-mail exchanges or text messages or the like would have been available to the former and future president trump with litigating this case. however, based on the i

carroll accused trump of raping her in a dressing room 20 years ago.id he was liable for sexual abuse, but not rape. trump also owes $83 million from a follow-up defamation lawsuit. u.s. investigators are heading to south of korea to figure out what caused a fiery crash landing of a boeing jet on saturday. all but two of the 181 people on board, killed, more details from cbs's elizabeth waller. jesuit air flight 2216 was already in trouble on its final approach. the pilot had triggered a landing signal. and the landing gear was not down as it raced to the end of the runway and crashed into a wall. all 175 passengers died along with four crew members. two others, the only survivors were pulled alive from the tail section. inside the airport, a fire officials let out the victim's names to family members and friends. all of the passengers were south koreans except for two ties citizens. at a memorial set up in the city of muan where the crash occurred, people came to pay their respects. one of them was south korea's interim president choi sang-mok, who ha

in a linked case, he was ordered to pay ms carroll more than $80 million for defaming her and damaginglect is also appealing against that verdict. ukraine's president, volodymyr zelensky, has announced one of the largest prisoner exchanges since full—scale war began with russia nearly three years ago. 189 ukrainian troops are being returned home from captivity, and 150 russian soldiers are being returned in the deal, which was brokered by the united arab emirates. from northern ukraine, our correspondent will vernon told us more about this prisoner exchange. well, we've just witnessed incredibly moving scenes here as the buses with those 189 released ukrainians pulled up outside this hospital here. they'd onlyjust been taken out of russian territory, and the emotion of these men who came out of the buses draped in ukrainian flags and also the family members that were waiting here to greet them really was overwhelming. there were lots of tears, shouts ofjoy, hugs and kisses, many of the men made phone calls to their families back home to say they were ok, they were out. many of them, of

another customer, jim carroll, and his wife were walking by the cafe when they saw the masked man and another man outside. then my wife turns around and shouts, they're robbing the place! and immediately i pulled out my phone and called. 911. ran across the street into the into the cafe. that's jim carroll joining the fray when it looked like his neighborhood barista might need some help. i stood behind him and i put him in a headlock and just tried to pull him off of nick. nick grant was back to work the next day, and the alleged thief is now being identified as 42 year old amir molnar of concord. i would want somebody to do the same thing for me. luckily, i was just in the right place at the right time. molnar faces a felony attempted robbery charge and felony warrants for a separate alleged crime in san francisco. thom jensen, nbc, bay area news. chp officers are investigating a deadly accident on 280 that involved a young boy. it happened just before 11 on friday. officers say that six year old king hogan was on the right shoulder of northbound 280 near leland avenue. they say he

carroll declarÓ entonces una polÍtica de brazos abiertos y un programa especial de acogida para cubanosla histÓrica visita y reuniÓn con fidel castro llevada a cabo en el aÑo 2002. ese mismo aÑo, carol recibiÓ el premio nobel de la paz por sus esfuerzos para encontrar soluciones pacÍficas a conflictos internacionales y promover el desarrollo social e impulsar la democracia. trabajÓ durante muchos aÑos como observador electoral, incluida una participaciÓn polÉmica en venezuela, donde ratificÓ los resultados en 2004 en el referÉndum a favor del entonces presidente hugo chÁvez. vamos con noticia de Última hora. una corte federal de apelaciones confirma hoy el veredicto a donald trump por el caso de la escritora jane carroll. un jurado de nueva york decidiÓ en 2023 que trump debÍa pagar 5 millones de dÓlares a carol. tras hallarlo responsable civil por abusos sexuales a la escritora en la dÉcada de 1990 y por difamaciones. recordemos que trump habrÍa apelado ese veredicto alegando que debÍa ser anulado, pero los jueces validaron este lunes la condena a pagar los 5 millones de dÓlares que es

and as kcra's mike carroll explains, the ideal conditions may have started some new family traditions>> this is my first time coming up on a christmas morning. >> this is our first time skiing on christmas day. >> for jennifer rigney and her family, that is saying a lot. they drove all the way here to donner ski ranch in the sierra from their home in richmond in the bay area. >> we drove in today. we're heading home tonight, so just a day trip today, christmas day. >> it's been phenomenal. the weather has been absolutely perfect. >> janet tuttle and her husband have owned and run donner ski ranch for 20 years now. they've known some lean winters, but 2024 is so far not one of them. >> we've gotten lots of snow over the last 24 hours, and today the sun is out, so we couldn't ask for a better christmas morning. >> wonderful. very powdery little ice. it was really enjoyable. >> and donner actually honestly gets some of the, i think some of the best snow. >> the snow is important because while donner ski ranch has added snowmaking machines in recent years, they are costly to operate and s

appeals court is upholding writer e jean carroll. s $5 million civil lawsuit against president elect donald trump. a jury had awarded carroll the sum in 2023 after finding trump liable for sexually abusing her in the 1990s and then defaming her after she went public with her allegations. trump had appealed the verdict, charging it should be tossed. the verdict marked the first time a former president has been found civilly liable for sexual misconduct. this midday. tributes are pouring in to honor the life and legacy of president jimmy carter. the nation's 39th president died yesterday at his home in georgia. at 100 years old. he was the nation's longest living president. nbc bay area's chris pollone shows us how people around the nation and the world are remembering him. people in atlanta have been leaving flowers and notes outside the carter presidential center. remembrances for the nation's longest living president, who died sunday at 100 years old. the tributes pouring in from around the world and across the nation. a moment of s

jean carroll. sum after a jury found president elect donald trump liable and defaming her. during our conversation, former top prosecutor, the department of justice andrew wiseman. your thoughts about where president elect donald trump is tromping in his retribution and looking at jail time for e. jean carroll. >> well, i think this is such an interesting day. clearly what president elect donald trump and what they are doing is another shot across to send a message to those people that might sue him for wrong. e. jean carroll obviously was the victim here and was found by two juries that awarded her a sum of over $85 million. they found that she was sexually assaulted. the claims against her from donald trump are unsupported by any facts. just legally, by the way, donald trump cannot relitigate that. he had an opportunity not once but twice and he could have testified nt did not. this is a lot of fear mongering but it is effective for fear mongering as we have seen in a variety of different context

jean carroll's $5 million judgment against him.ar after a jury found pressliable for sexually abusing and defending her. joining our conversation, the department of justice, msnbc analyst andrew weissmann's ear. your thoughts about where trump is talking in in this retribution, with alluding to jail time for them. >> this is an interesting day. i think clearly what the former president and president-elect is doing is another shot across to send a message to those people who might sue him for wrongs. e. jean carroll was the victim here, as found by nicole -- by two juries that awarded her a sum of over 85 million dollars they found that she was sexually is halted so, the claims against her by president- elect donald trump are unsupported by any facts and are contrary to the jury verdicts and just legally, by the way, president-elect donald trump cannot relitigate that. he had an opportunity not once, but twice he could have testified and did not. so, you know, this is a lot of fear mongering, but it is effect to fear mongering as we

jean carroll when he was no longer president.eposition in a separate but related case concerning the first time he allegedly defamed her when he was in the white house. if those tweets in october of 2022 that were at issue in this particular jury verdict but the other reason they are sticking is because the evidence here was overwhelming and as the court noted in its ruling yesterday, the stuff that trump was trying to exclude from the case, he really didn't have a basis to exclude from it. the reason is because where we are talking about sexual assault, a defendant prior conduct can be admitted to show a pattern and hear the court of appeal said the tape as well as the testimony of the two other witnesses, basically established a pattern of what trump would do to women almost identical to if not highly similar to what he did to e. jean carroll, he would take a woman that he had never met before, placed an unwanted kiss or grope on them and attempt to have his way with them, and in all of those cases they said, this was corrobora

another customer, jim carroll, and his wife were walking by the cafe when they saw the masked man andther man outside. then my wife turns around and shouts, they're robbing the place! and immediately i pulled out my phone and called. 911. ran across the street into the into the cafe. that's jim carroll joining the fray when it looked like his neighborhood barista might need some help. i stood behind him and i put him in a headlock and just tried too pull him off of nick. nick grant was back to work the next day, and the alleged thief is now being identified as 42 year old amir molnar of concord. i would want somebody to do the same thing for me. luckily, i was just in the right place at the right time. molnar faces a felony attempted robbery charge and felony warrants for a separate alleged crime in san francisco. thom jensen, nbc, bay area news bird exhibits at the san francisco zoo are temporarily closed out of an abundance of caution because of the rise in bird flu. the zoo said today it shut the african aviary and the south american rainforest and aviary. all of this to reduce the

in a linked case, he was ordered to pay ms carroll more than $80 million for defaming her and damagingt. russia and ukraine have exchanged hundreds of prisoners of war. president zelensky has said 189 people have returned to ukraine. moscow officials say 150 people are on their way to russia. our reporter olga malchevska told me more. we heard from the russian ministers of defence who said that there was an equal swap, as you mentioned, 150 people from each side have been returned. now, ukrainian side, president zelensky on his official telegram channel, published a different number. he said that ukraine has managed to return 189 people. among them are 187 servicemen and two civilians who had been captured in mariupol by russia. and they say that those people were from azov. we can see some stills and some moving images of those people shared by the ukrainian government on their official telegram channels. now, the russian side doesn't give as much details, but what they are saying is that they managed to return 150 people and that those people are servicemen according to what we've be

two years ago, a jury awarded carroll $5 million in damages in a separate civil trial. a different jury also ordered him to pay her $83 million in damages. trump's appeal of that verdict is currently pending. >> house speaker mike johnson faces a critical vote this week that could determine whether he gets to hold on to the gavel in the new year. as fox's alexandria hoff reports, president elect donald trump has made it clear he wants johnson to lead the house once he takes office. >> on capitol hill, a pivotal vote is set for friday. congress returning to washington must select a new house speaker before any other order of business, including certifying the electoral college vote for the presidential election one week from today, monday. current speaker mike johnson received a major endorsement. president elect donald trump, formally throwing his support behind johnson. writing on truth social. quote speaker mike johnson is a good, hard working religious man. he will do the right thing and we will continue to win. mike has my complete and total endorsement. >> this is

jean carroll.ching the agreement to dismiss the lawsuit. >>> aaa projects record-breaking 119 million americans h travel this holiday season. that's surprising a lot of people because it's more than the previous high set in 2019 by 64,000 travelers. about 107 million people expected to drive and also despite rising flight costs, air travel is set to reach about 7.8 million passengers who will be wheels up on their way home to grandma's house. meanwhile, more than 4 million will travel by bus, train or cruise. marking a 10% increase from last year. aaa advises drivers to prepare for heavy traffic on the weekends before christmas and new year's. >>> more americans turning to buy now, pay later services to avoid credit card debt. on cyber monday, consumers spent nearly $1 billion using the service settling a new single day record. one day. billion bucks. by now, pay later spending is hugely on the rise in the united states and more than $75 billion spent just last year while these services offer a lot

jean carroll. kaplan added, "the finding that ms. carroll failed to prove that she was raped within the meaning of withe new york penal law doe not mean" and i'm quoting the judge" that she failed to prove that mr. trump raped her as many people commonly understand the word rape. indeed, as the evidence at trial recounted below makes clear, the jury found that mr. trump, in fact, did exactly that." now, i was not party to internal legal discussions, i don't know what discovery would have been s like, and i'm not a lawyer. i can't say whether abc made the right call or not. i don't feel i'm in a position to know.a i can tell you days before that settlement was announced deborah o'donnell, the disney cut teartive dined with trump's incoming chief of staff, susie we'lls in palm beach, multiple sources told "the new york times." it was in palm beach this monday at mar-a-lago where trump outlined, as many of his pending anti-media lawsuits he could recall, including the one against pollster ann selzer and her paper, one against "60 minute

this was in the lawsuit brought by e jean carroll against trump for both rape and sexual abuse, and forher charges or her claims that she had been raped. and the jury in that case found that trump was liable for conduct that did not qualify under the narrow definition of rape under new york law but that he was liable for forced penetration by his fingers, which is sexual abuse under new york law. so when george stephanopoulos said rape, you know, trump argues that is factually inaccurate. um, on the other hand, the standard for proving defamation is extremely high under american law. and because trump is a public figure, he would have had to demonstrate that the statement was factually false and that stephanopoulos knew that it was false when he made it. and one thing that... so was there...are you suggesting, then — sorry to interrupt — that if abc had chosen to defend, it would have had a case and it would have been quite hard for donald trump to win this? yeah. i think that abc had a number of very strong defences, especially given this high standard. i mean, one big fact was that th

the next day who knows. >> all right, jason carroll, thanks very much. coming up, the latest episode of all there is my podcast about loss and grief just got posted wherever you get your podcasts. i talk in this episode with alex van halen about his brother, eddie van halen with whom he formed one of the most successful rock bands in history. he talks about eddie's life and death, and he still feels he communicates with his brother, who died four years ago. we'll play part of that interview in a moment you only come across an artist like luther vandross once in a lifetime. >> he was a boss from the beginning. >> luther said, i have a sound in my head. i got to get it out you are my shining star. >> my it was the most exciting time in the world. >> his life had extremely joyful moments and some really difficult moments. >> if we were to be able to talk to luther as fans, we'd be able to say we just love you, luther. >> never too much. >> new years day at eight on cnn i'm kind of needs to be more squiggly perfect so now do you have a driver's license? >> o

jason carroll, cnn, new york. >> the accusations stunned the country. a woman claims she was raped by three duke lacrosse players. this was back in 2006, and now crystal mangum says she made the whole thing up. cnn's rafael romo is following these new developments. rafael, this was a very big story when it broke. it impacted a lot of people's lives. what has been the reaction to mangum's admission that she made up these allegations? >> yeah. totally agree jessica. it's a case that ignited a national firestorm when it happened in 2006. that's when crystal mangum, a then exotic dancer, accused three duke men's lacrosse players of rape. now, 18 years later, mangum says it was all a lie. in an interview for the web show let's talk with kat, hosted by katerena depasquale. mangum said she testified falsely. the interview took place at the north carolina correctional institution for women, where the 46 year old woman is serving time for a 2013 second degree murder conviction for stabbing her boyfriend two years before. this is part of the interview where she a

jason carroll, cnn, new york. >> and our thanks to jason carroll for that report. still to come, fear and frustration over mysterious drone sightings over new jersey. a local mayor says his town is, quote, literally being invaded. >> and puberty blockers for minors banned in britain. while america's highest court considers state bans on transgender health care. we're going to speak to a pediatrician about what this means for kids and parents. can't fool myself. >> it was the most exciting time in the world. >> his life has truly joyful moments and some really difficult moments. >> you only come across an artist like luther vandross once in a lifetime. >> luther. never too much new year's day on cnn. >> i have type two diabetes, but i manage it well. it's a little pill with a big story to tell. i take once daily jardiance at each. >> day. start. as time went on, it was easy to see i'm lowering my a-1c. >> and for adults with type two diabetes and known heart disease. jardiance can lower the risk of cardiovascular death. >> two serious side effects include increased

jean carroll totaling over $88 million. us for more brilliance is msnbc legal analyst barb mcquaid. barb, let's start with those civil cases. i like to say, don't sleep on the civil cases, because, one, you can do a civil case against a sitting president. and two, the discovery and the evidence can be very similar to what happens in a criminal case. so, are you thinking that maybe we could see some of the discovery and the evidence that we didn't get from the jack smith january 6th prosecution, because that one's been put on the back burner for now, but we might actually see and hear it in those civil lawsuits? >> yes, because as you point out, katie, unlike criminal prosecution where there is this office of legal counsel opinion that a president may not be criminally prosecuted, there is supreme court precedent that says a sitting president may be the subject of a civil case. that comes from the clinton versus jones case that the civil cases may proceed. so in addition to the cases that you just mentioned involving e. jean

who knows. >> all right, jason carroll, thanks very much.latest episode of all there is my podcast about loss and grief just got posted. wherever you get your podcasts. i talk in this episode with alex van halen about his brother eddie van halen, with whom he formed one of the most successful rock bands in history. he talks about eddie's life and death, and he still feels he communicates with his brother, who died four years ago. we'll play part of that interview in a moment sunday on cnn. >> it's a night that's good for the soul. join anderson cooper and laura coates for cnn heroes, an all star tribute. thank you guys. meet the honorees and celebrate their life changing achievements. >> they're ordinary people doing extraordinary things. >> then find out who will be named the cnn hero of the year it's really incredible. plus, don't miss a special tribute to this year's legacy award honoree, michael j. fox cnn heroes, an all star tribute sunday at eight on cnn your best defense against erosion and cavities is strong enamel. >> nothing beats

un tribunal de apelaciones lo declarÓ culpable en el caso de abuso sexual contra la escritora carrol.nta entre los estadounidenses. una encuesta indica que un 51% de la poblaciÓn apuesta como esta manejando la transiciÓn al poder mientras que un 44% la desaprueba, los nÚmeros a su favor son mucho mÁs positivos que los que tenÍa antes de comenzar su primer mandato en 2017. la fiscalÍa argentina imputÓ a cinco personas en relaciÓn con la muerte del cantante britÁnico liam payne, quien habrÍa caÍdo de un balcÓn de un hotel en buenos aires. el manager de payne, el director del hotel y el jefe de recepciÓn del hotel fueron acusados de homicidio involuntario, el departamento del tesoro de estados unidos reportÓ que computadora recibieron un ciber ataque de origen chino que fue considerado un incidente muy importante. un portavoz del departamento dijo que estÁn trabajando en coordinaciÓn con otras agencias, incluyendo el fbi y la agencia federal de seguridad cibernÉtica para determinar su impacto. pasamos a nueva york en donde bajo un estricto anillo de seguridad literalmente las autoridades

carroll.use and transportation here agenda item five if you have public comment come forward at this time. we have no speakers. public comment is you in closed. i like to sends this with recommendation to the full board as a committee report for hearing tomorrow j. offered by member peskin recommended as a report vice chair preston >> aye >> member peskinch >> aye. >> chair melgar. aye >> thank you. inclusion. go to item 6. >> ordinance amending planning code and zoning map to create the 30 van ness special use district in the your by fell to the north market to the east and south and van ness to the west. modifying the notify of special restrictions relate today inclusionary housing under the agreement for sale of real estate between the city and van ness development llc the planning ceqa and making findings of consistency with the general plan. >> thank you, mr. carroll. we have lee here from the office of economic and w force development >> good afternoon. monica chu with planning staff you

jean carroll and then defaming her. >> he's nothing, we don't need to be afraid of him. >> reporter:the litigation determined that he had defamed her again, as trump called the prosecutions and lawsuits politically targeted, the justice system continued to turn. >> shouldn't be allowed to happen. i'll stay around here. >> reporter: major witnesses taking the stand in the hush money trial, stormy daniels, michael cohen, the publisher of the "national enquirer," david pecker and his former white house close aide, hope hicks, meanwhile his political allies, courting public opinion. >> the judicial system in our country has been weaponized against president trump. >> they're not prosecuting president trump, they're persecuting him. >> reporter: after seven weeks, the jury unanimously found him git on all 34 felony counts. the judge scheduling a sentencing date for after the election, raising the stakes of america's decision. >> we are projecting that the next president of the united states is donald trump. >> this was, i believe, the greatest political movement of all time. >> reporter:

jean carroll and then defaming her. >> he's nothing. him. >> reporter: another jury months later then ordering trump to pay carroll more than $80 million after the judge overseeing the litigation determined that he had defamed her again, as trump called the prosecutions and lawsuits politically targeted, the justice system continue to churn. >> it shouldn't be allowed to happen so i'll stay around here. >> reporter: major witnesses taking the stand in the hush money trial. stormy daniels, michael cohen, the publisher of the national enquirer, david pecker, and his former close aide, hope hicks. meanwhile his political allies courting public opinion. >> our judicial system has been weaponized against president trump. >> they're not prosecuting president trump. they're persecuting him. >> reporter: after several weeks the jury unanimously found him guilty on all 34 felony counts. the judge skelging a sentencing date for after the election, raising the stakes of america's decision. >> we are now projecting the next president of the united

jean carroll civil case. trump was found libel for abuse, not rape.ndation and museum to be established by or for trump." the defendants will have to pay $1 million to trump's legal counsel and add a footnote expressing regret. i get why they settled. depositions and discovery in this case could have led to all sorts of damaging info coming to light. remember all those tucker carlson messages released in dominion's court filing against fox news? embarrassing for the network and its talent. the very day the case was to go to trial fox news settled for a whopping $787 million. the two instances, abc and fox, are not exactly the same, but trump's win against abc could have a chilling effect on media, pushing them to pull their punches to avoid a fight with a litigious and vengeful president. >>> back with us, max rose, maya wiley, and christine todd whitman. maya, you are the attorney closest to me at the table. talk to me about why you think this settlement with abc is so troubling. >> so first of all, there's no comparison between the fox news defamati

that was jim carroll.control and finally subdue the man. i just spoke with jim, who is an engineer at apple and owns a restaurant in the city, with his wife. he says that since he moved here in 2020, his car's been broken into four times. he's been the victim of a home invasion and has been assaulted multiple times in the city. he is just fed up with this kind of crime in san francisco. it was just really just instinct. i knew someone was in trouble and i ran in to help. he was basically begging for mercy. he was. he was asking to be let go. he said he wouldn't do it again. i told him he was right about that. i think this is a victory for our neighborhood. and i want to send a message to all the bad guys out there that there's more of us than there are of you. as you can see in that surveillance video, san francisco police did arrive a few minutes later, and they took the man into custody this morning. they tell us his name is amir moner. he's a 42 year old man from concord. he's now facing a number of fel

carroll, dave, charles, thank you all very much. charles especially thank you for the santa suit. when we return we are going to stay on the topic that is the parade of silicon valley leaders headed to the white house continues, a move that just so happens to be very good for their portfolios. >>> and later, the power of an outsider with a massive megaphone. elon musk. how he made a mess of last week. that's not new news. it actually has a long history in republican politics. we are going to get into it. the 11th hour just getting underway on a cold monday night. where can nfl fans get a great deal that turns christmas day into game day? x marks the spot. the nfl is streaming christmas day games exclusively on netflix, and you don't want to miss a moment. gather round the game because nothing says holidays like family and football. now xfinity customers can add streamsaver including netflix, peacock, and apple tv+ for just $15 a month. stuff your stockings with tons of entertainment and tons of savings. bring on the good stuff. xfinity. >>> it is time for money, power, politics. m