his name is gonzalo curiel. >> the statement that mr. trump sin verguenza. >> sin verguenza is what. >> without shame. >>-- has known him since childhood. >> frustrated. >> not frustrated, more angry. because judge curiel cannot defend himself in these circumstances, we the legal community feel an obligation to do so. >> defense attorney jeremy warren has tried kaitions in curiel's court room. >> he's con tell plative, open minded and fair. >> during the campaign, trump called him something else. >> the judge who hap we believe, mexican, which is great, i think that's fine. >> i think that's great that he. >> are you saying it say barrier to him doing his job. >> he's not treating me fairly, this judge is of mexican heritage, i'm building a wall. >> when trump says he's mexican. >> he's an american of mexican descent. >> curiel was born in indiana and for the past three decades has practiced law in california. >> he spent his career protecting the border from mexican drug trafficking and violence coming across the border. providing their

>> not frustrated more angry. >> because judge curiel cannot defend himself. we in the legal community feel an obligation. >> defense attorney jeremy warren tried cases in his courtroom. >> he is open and fair. >> reporter: during the campaign, trump called him something else. >> the judge who happens to believe, mexican, which is great, i think that's fine. >> you are saying a barrier? >> he is not the freeing me fairly. i'm building a wall. >> reporter: when trump says he is mexican. >> an american of mexican dessert. >> reporter: curiel was born in indiana for three decades practiced law in california. >> he spent his career protecting the border from mexican drug trafficking and violence coming across the border. >> my parents came here from mexico with a dream of providing their children opportunities. >> reporter: this was curiel in 2012 after being appointed as a federal court judge. wh >> honorable. >> reporter: does he owe your friend an apologies? >> yes. >> do you think you will get one? >> no. >> reporter: trump's attorneys are asking the president

his name is gonzalo curiel. nine months later -- the case was still around on election day -- but didn't keep trump out of the white house.after he won -- some trump lawyers started to work out settlements -- while others tried to push the trial back to after inauguration day -- to testify by video.then -- at the end of last week -- just days before the trial was supposed to start -- he agreed to a 25 million dollar settlement -- which does ?not make him admit fault in the case.it ends all the active litigation.trump took to twitter as soon as the settlement was announced -- saying he settled the lawsuits for a small fraction of the potential award because as president -- he'd have to focus on our country.he say the only bad thing about winning the presidency is that i did not have the time to go ro long but winning trial on trump university. coming up next...the hashtag that's keeping the fued between the trump team and - we'll close the show each week taking a look at what happened on social media...after mike

trump is slated to testify at the trial, but his lawyers are trying to convince judge curiel to permit him to testify via a videotaped deposition. they're also trying to withhold from evidence everything trump has said, including in speeches and in tweets. during the campaign, trump attacked judge curiel, saying his mexican heritage makes him biased against trump. the largest bank in norway, dnb, has sold its assets in the companies behind the $3.8 billion dakota access pipeline and it is considering whether to terminate three separate loans the bank has made to finance the project. the canceled assets were worth $3 million. the loans under consideration finance up to 10% of the pipeline's construction. relatedlus dnb is not to dnb first. this comes as energy transfer partners, the company behind the dakota access pipeline, is almost certain to miss the january 1, 2017, deadline by when it had promised oil companies it would have completed construction, opening up the possibility the pipeline may lose its contracts with oil companies. in recent court documents, energy transfer partners

reportera: hace unos meses el presidente electo cuestionÓ la imparcialidad del juez curiel, nacido dera: el presidente tenÍa pensado asistir a la corte, pero las cosas pueden cambiar, quizÁ un arreglo fuera de corte, dado todo lo que estÁ involucrado. >> muchos presidentes han tenido casos civiles. reportera: el caso tiene 6 aÑos. no se sabe cuÁnto dinero pidan los demandantes, se cree que el juicio no deberÍa mÁs de 3 semanas. ilia: sanar las heridas que donald trump abriÓ en el pueblo mexicano no es tarea fÁcil. el presidente enrique peÑa nieto hizo un llamado a la uniÓn de los mexicanos, pero no dijo cÓmo planea trabajar con el gobierno de donald trump, quien repitiÓ varias ocasiones que mÉxico pagarÍa por el muro. >> la victoria de donald trump hizo lo que nadie habÍa logrado, tras la elecciÓn, el presidente enrique peÑa nieto no ha mencionado los insultos del magnate y asegurÓ que tiene un fundado optimismo de que habrÁ una agenda beneficiosa mejicanos y estadounidenses, hoy insistiÓ en algo. enrique peÑa nieto: debemos estar unidos en este nuevo capÍtulo de la relaciÓn bilateral

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the trial is being presided over by federal judge gonzalo curiel, whom trump accused of bias because of his mexican background. the trial gets underway later this month.. while his attorney was in court...president-elect trump met with president obama met at the white house to begin the transition of power. trump says the meeting was only scheduled to last 15 minutes.. but ended up going for an trump later went to capitol hill for meetings with house speaker paul ryan and other gop leaders--- to begin the process of laying out their national agenda. trump will be sworn-in on january 20th. first lady michelle obama hosted future first lady melania trump in her private residence for tea and a tour. white house press secretary josh earnest says the two women spoke about what it's like to raise children at 16 hundred pennsylvania avenue. hillary clinton is getting some a woman spotted her and former president bill clinton hiking near their new york home. the woman even got a picture with mrs. clinton. it's the first time clinton has been see since giving her concession speech on wednesda

. >> and people donald trump never went to the aftlatino communiti the attacks on judge curiel, the bads, the comments about alicia machado. i would imagine there have been even bigger issues in the hispanic media no? >> they definitely have been, and we have been covering it since the beginning, since the very first day in 2015 when he launched his campaign accusing immigrants particularly mexican immigrants of being rapists, of being criminal, drug dealers, building the wall and one of the things that affected a lot of people and realized that donald trump's issue was not only with undocumented immigrants is when he attacked judge curiel. judge occur yacuriel is mexican-american, and he called him a mexican and said he could not do his job because he was a mexican and you're building a wall. you're problem is mexicans and latinos in general, not specifically with undocumented immigrants so yes we've been covering it quite a bit and our viewers are very interested, they're very engaged. we had incredible numbers in the debates. we've had incredible numbers in our social media of people

and an appearance before a judge trump slammed on judge curiel is doing is a total disgrace.") more than six thousand trump university students will get the trump organization released a statement after the settlement was announced, saying: "we are pleased to announce the complete resolution of all litigation involving trump complete resolution of all litigation involving trump university. while we have no doubt that trump university would have prevailed at trial based on the merits of this case, resolution of these matters allows president-elect trump to devote his full attention to the important tonight kind of sluggish.... uni trailed 31-15 late in the first half---when jeremy morgan knocks down a three pointer---- the panthers trail 31-18 at the break. northern iowa trailed by as many as 18 in the second half-- and still trailed by 12 with six minutes to play-- when klint carlson starts to heat up--- nailing this three ball to make it a 52-43 game. karlson is in a groove and the sooners give him room to bury another three pointer--- the panthers are within three.... play---

but as of right now, judge curiel has not ruled. currently it's set for trial.eks from today. president-elect donald j. trump listed as a witness for both sides. anderson? >> we'll see if something happens in the next two weeks. drew griffin, thanks zblmp stha >>> aint trump protests taking place in the sixth straight day in two cities tonight. gary tuchman spent time with students who organized the demonstration in arizona contrary to what president-elect trump tweeted last week. gary tuchman reporting they're not professional protesters. details on that ahead. and like any skill, credit is a skill. you have to learn to walk before you can run. getting the experian app for free is a great place to start. it gives you access to your experian credit report alerts about changes in your credit... and customer service support to help answer your questions. so you can learn to be better. start building your credit skills today for free. download the experian app right now. experian®. be better at credit. hey, jesse. who are you? i'm vern, the orange money retirement

judge curiel has not ruled. currently it's set for trial two weeks from today.sident-elect donald j. trump listed as a witness for both sides. anderson? >> we'll see if something happens in the next two weeks. our breaking news, anti-trump protests taking part in the sixth straight day in two cities tonight. our gary tuchman spent time with the students who organized the demonstration in arizona, contrary to what president-elect tweeted last week. gary tuchman reporting, they are not professional protesters. details on that, straight ahead. whoa, this is awful, try it. oh no, that looks gross what is that? you gotta try it, it's terrible. i don't wanna try it if it's terrible. it's like mango chutney and burnt hair. no thank you, i have a very sensitive palate. just try it! guys, i think we should hurry up. if you taste something bad, you want someone else to try it. it's what you do. i can't get the taste out of my mouth! if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. it's what you do. shhh! dog, dog, dog. what powers the dig

but judge curiel, the judge who famously donald trump insulted during the primary, during the general election, saying that he would not give him a fair trial because of his mexican heritage, well, judge curiel even recommended that he settle this case because of the presidency now hanging over his head. >> donald trump said several times during the primary and the general that he doesn't settle. well, now he has. but i wonder what this means for the dozens of other civil cases that donald trump is involved with. i'd imagine this would be just far too an expensive proposition to think he's going to settle these cases for potentially millions of dollars one after another. >> that's true. this one was unique because he was going to need to appear in person, he was going to need to give his side of the story. some of these, you know, you're able to go through depositions privately, as we saw with the restaurant lawsuit regarding his hotel here in washington, d.c. he already gave that deposition, so even though that has not concluded, his role is finished. and so it will depend. if you ha

so what judge curiel does might set a precedent for this president.s to when these cases are going to be heard. >> i saw what you did there. all right. that would be quite a show. >> yes, yes, it would. >> a lot going on. >> they had the opportunity to address this about a year ago but they kept putting it off. president-elect, president testifying in a courtroom, sell expensive tickets to that. >> a lot going on. >> couldn't make this up. >> no. thank you, judge. >> you're welcome. >>> shell shocked democrats are shaking things up in congress now. you may have heard. today giving a leadership role to bernie sanders as one of the party's biggest names, nancy pelosis, faces a very uncertain future. >>> and a teenager taking a joyride at more than 200 miles an hour. and when the cops could not stop him, wait until you hear what finally did. i work 'round the clock. i want my blood sugar to stay in control. so i asked about tresiba®. ♪ tresiba® ready ♪ tresiba® is a once-daily, long-acting insulin that lasts even longer than 24 hours. i want to trim my a

the problem is, what steve bannon says about donald trump, the man who attacked judge curiel of being of mexican descent, and falsely claimed the cel celebrating of 9/11, and called elizabeth warren pochntus. he needs to repent for that and to publicly try to bring the country together. appointing steve bann bannon/breitbart, makes the situation worse. >> you've got to balance the vice president -- >> why do we need to balance bigotry? >> a member of the establishment, his chief of staff, we're focusing so much on bannon who is anne eck centric, outside the box guy. >> there's difference of promoting on your web site -- >> hang on, liz, i want to ask you something. matt, you're a fair guy. that analogy that you're making where you said breitbart normalized is in danger of normalizing you think they did the alt-right, don't you think that's the same thing they may be normalizing that by bringing someone into the administration who is said to be the platform for it? >> i would say a couple things. one, i think that bannon and breitbart in general are nationalists, pop you'llous, and the

students claiming trump didn't today, judge curiel, who trump claimed was biased because his importants are mexican, denied that request. >>> and a new image from hillary clinton tonight. a woman that said she went for a hike because she was heartbroken about the election, then she wan into clinton herself. the two of them posing for this photograph. the woman telling clinton, one of the proud moments of her life was taking her little president. >>> we turn to other news tonight, and to orlando. new images of the horror unfolding during the pulse nightclub shooting. 49 people killed in june. body cameras revealing first responders as they arrived on the scene. video showing their point of view, entering the club. and here tonight, abc's steve osunsami. >> we've got officers going for the victims. we've got officers going for the victims. >> reporter: the video we've gotten tonight from police body cameras shows the heroic work of first responders who ran to the >> s.w.a.t. guy took one to the helmet. >> reporter: we see the aftermath of their gunfight in june with omar matteen, who kill

federal judge gonzalo curiel says he's not inclined to delay the case any longer. >>> and in a troubling new development, mr. trump's election victory appears to be unleashing a fresh torrent of hate speech. inside a high school in york, pennsylvania, students held up trump signs chanting white power. and in the cafeteria inside a chanted build the wall reportedly while latino children in the room cried. >> it's really time to come together, not separate like this. >>> well, the markets are open on this federal holiday, but president obama still has a full schedule for veterans day. he starts with a breakfast for veterans and their families and goes to arlington national cemetery for the wreath laying ceremony there. banks and post offices are also closed, by the way, today. >>> well, still ahead right here, a body language expert discusses the meeting between trp who looked fatigued and who looked fearful? >>> and he was the congressman who graced the cover of "men's health" magazine and had an office decorated like "downton abbey." the serious charges aaron schock now faces. >>> plus,

i had forgotten some of the offenses but she went back to judge curiel, sort of an sauasst in an independent judiciary, and she went back to the khans. he branded himself as latino when he came down that escalator. yes, there's a lot to unpack and a lot of damage that's been done to the republican party but i think the question -- and this is win or lose because if he win it's. >> yes, exactly. >> -- he will have done so without any of these groups. so the republican party has a problem no matter the outcome and i think they'll be a lot of conversations in the days that follow. >> our attention is called to the man in camo. ted nugent is the opening act for donald trump, and donald trump has said much today, let them have their springsteens, their bon jovis, their jay-zs, and that crowd is getting a heaping helping of ted nugentent. we can ma i have a meeting with chuck todd on the meeting before every election day. last election cycle was more fun. we did it over monday night sdpoo football and dominos. chuck was able -- we were going through senate races. he's able to identify one or two t