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david hill. he is a former under secretary of state for political affairs. he also served as the us ambassador to pakistan and 11 on and jordan, mr. investor, it's good to have you with this tonight. let's talk about what's happening right now with the you. with the un security council appears unable to pass a resolution calling for a ceasefire and gaza. israel is accusing the un security, or secretary general of justifying acts of terror by her moss. i want to ask you as a diplomat, how do you describe what is going on at the you with right now, this will reminds me a little bit of the negotiations over a security council. these fire in 2006, between israel and, and, and here's the law during the loving on more. and you know, what's important really isn't a piece of paper from the security council calling for certain steps, but actually whether it's a situation on the ground is going to provide environment in which the parties can somehow establish some stability and, and, and piece. and we're not there yet. you know, after the vicious attack by i'm us on i

david hill. he is a former under secretary of state for political affairs. he also served as the us ambassador to pakistan living on and jordan, mr. and best, but it's good to have you with this tonight. let's talk about what's happening right now with the you. with the un security council appears unable to pass a resolution calling for a ceasefire and gaza. israel is accusing the un security, or secretary general of justifying acts of terror by her moss. i want to ask you as a diplomat, how do you describe what is going on at the you with right now? well, it reminds me a little bit of the negotiations over a security council states fire in 2006, between israel and, and, and here's the law during the loving armoire. and you know, what's important really isn't a piece of paper from the security council calling for certain steps, but actually whatever the situation on the ground is going to provide an environment in which the parties can somehow establish some stability and, and, uh, and piece. and we're not there yet. um, you know, after the vicious attack by

david hill, thank you. coming up pro-palestinian protesters swarm the u.s.apitol and is three times the charm for jim jordan to win the gavel. i will pretend as if i don't know the answer to that jamaal bowman false fire alarm. almost three weeks does he face any repercussions. mike lawler unpacks it all, next. ♪ and the feel telling the kids don't cry let them cry. >> brian: i can't even listen to that new york congressman mike lawler is demanding aan apology from the squad members: qualify the idf did not bomb the hospital. the rest haven't, have they congressman? >> no, they are a disgraceful bunch the fact that rasheda tlaib stood outside yesterday in this rally saying and repeating this vile, disgusting lie that israel bombs the hospital and offering no remorse despite the fact that the administration said it was a lie shows what a disgusting person she is. she has no business serving in the house of representatives and, you know she showed more anger and upset at a lie than she did for the fact that you had 40 babies slaughtered, refusing to comment wh

your reaction to what you're learn right now happening on capitol hill. david joyce has a resolution that would empower the speaker pro tem, patrick mchenry farc certain amount of days, to bring legislation to the floor so that the house of representatives can move legislation. the first priority for many members of congress is aid to israel. the president, tomorrow, we learned, is going to be sending to congress and aid package of -- requesting $100 billion. $60 billion for ukraine. $40 billion for israel. taiwan. and the u.s. southern border. jake sherman earlier today tweeting out, david joyce will talk about his powers, his b to empower patrick mchenry at the closed door meeting that's happening right w with republicans on capitol hill. they can bring it up at any point and it would likely pass. he's been deferential to jordan in leadershipnt now. then this, prediction, we all ow where this always was going to land. the speaker p t mchenry being empowedn a short-term basis. he guessed that wouldapn, quote, in the next 48 hours. and then for "thwa street jou

hills. it was camp david, the country retreat for the president of the united states. it is a place filled with trees. good weather and also important secrets. of course, this was not the first time that the united states held itself accountable for israel. jimmy carter was not the only one had this sense of responsibility in us government. the first and perhaps most responsible was president on the palestinian issue was harry s truwman. the most important place to express this sense of responsibility was in the united nations general assembly to divide palestine into two independent states, arab and jewish. it was possible to create nation with vote of the majority and give them land in the same place. will say yes, those are against will say no. the next arab israeli dispute was over waterway built in 1869 in egypt. this canal connect port sid on the mediterranean coast to the gulf of suez in that sea. this water would later became known as the sues canal. the canal was built so that ships travelling from the west to the ports of the east of the world would not have

. >> and here on capitol hill david axlerod, former advisor to president obama, and adam kinzinger, who represented illinois in congress for 12 years, cnn political commentators. thank you for being here. what is happening here on the hill is tied to what is happening tonight in israel. david, i mean, the chaos here has consequences because we have been hearing from john kirby, the national security council spokesman, who said they are running out of runway when it comes to appropriations for funding for israel and ukraine. >> yeah. you would think this moment would bring some sobriety to this place and that the consequences would be obvious and that the political consequences of continued chaos here would be obvious. but there are people in this republican caucus who simply don't care. and i think that's dangerous for our country and it's dangerous for the world. and by the way, i'm old enough to remember when adam kinzinger was in congress. >> wasn't this bad when i was there. >> when did you leave? january? >> yeah. >> and in those days when a caucus met an elected leader, then the c

. >> david: on capitol hill, day 13 without the speaker of the house. a small group of republicans ousting speaker kevin mccarthy. steve scalise nominated, then backing out. then jim jordan nominated. a vote set for tomorrow. does jim jordan have the votes? where do things stand now? >> reporter: yes, david. congressman jim jordan is trying to win over those holdouts. he's known as a staunch supporter of donald trump. he pushed false claims about the 2020 election saying at one point i don't think how you convinced me that trump didn't win. tonight he is moving closer to being the next speaker of the house. now say they will support him, but still this will be an uphill challenge. you could only afford to lose four republican votes. we could see this go multiple rounds, but jordan tonight appearing confident telling me by tomorrow there will be a new speaker. >> david: rachel, thank you. the urgent manhunt for four escaped inmates. and the natalee holloway case and what her family says will be revealed. i had bad days, (cough, cough) flare-ups that coul

david: all right, matt, thank you. >>> back here in the u.s. tonight, and to capitol hill now. republican jim jordan did not get the votes he needed today to become the next speaker of the house. 14 days now without a speaker. at this hour, the behind the scenes wrangling. jordan hoping to get more support. the next vote is now planned for tomorrow, but there is some reporting tonight that jordan could actually lose support the longer this goes on. rachel scott on the hill tonight. >> reporter: tonight, he didn't get the votes. republicans blocking conservative firebrand jim jordan in his bid to become the next speaker of the house. at least for now. >> a speaker has not been elected. >> reporter: ahead of the vote, the ohio congressman was confident he had the support. do you have enough votes? >> we are going to find out here pretty soon. >> reporter: but it soon became clear jordan didn't have the votes. >> s pee >> no insurrectionists, i vote for hakeem jeffries. >> reporter: insisting this is republicans' problem to resolve. the final result, worse than jordan predicted. h

david spunt with more on capitol hill. david? >> hi, neil.is real for muslim americans and jewish americans. he says the fbi is seeing an increasing threat to both religions and regards to the jewish community, he says it's uniquely targeted by most terrorist organizations across the spectrum and offered the sobers statistic about jews in america. watch this. >> when you look at a group that makes up 2.4% roughly of the american population, it should be jarring to everyone that that same population accounts for 60% of all religious based hate crimes. so they need our help. >> he joined the national counter terrorism center and alejandro mayorkas who was grilled on the anti-israel social media post a -- allegedly made by a dhs worker. >> have you fired him? >> that was one of four workers -- >> have you fired her? don't come here where jewish students are barricaded in libraries and cannot be escorted out because they're afraid for their lives. you have employees celebrating genocide and you say it's despicable for me to ask the question? has

well, the suspect, joseph david emerson, who lives in pleasant hill in the bay area, was scheduled to actually be on a flight crew of a 737 after this flight. right so can you imagine , i guess, being on that flight? i mean, what evaluations and checks are given to pilots right now to ensure they are fit to fly? well as you see, it's a progressive thing. >> none of none of the pilots or alaska or for any other carrier to fly in isolation, you're constantly in interaction with your other pilots, with senior pilots, with the company. when you do the recurrent training, etcetera, which for a captain is every six months, is it's we've never had a worry to the degree that we would need to have some sort of an evaluation before every flight. and frankly, i'm not sure how you could possibly do that anyway. i think what we're dealing with here, if this turns out to be what it appears to be, which is psychologically based, we've got one of those quintessential questions of how certain can we be of anybody at any time. i think the rest of the situation here is that it worked. the captain and th

needed a comfortable place and it was situated in washington northwest road top of the forest hills was camp david, the country retreat for president of the united states. it is place filled with trees, good weather and also important secrets. of course, this was not the first time the united states held itself accountable for israel. jimmy carter was not the only one who had sense of responsibility in us government. the first and perhaps most responsible us president on the palestinian issue was harry s truman, the most important place to express this sense of responsibility was in the united nations general assembly to divide palestine into two independent states, arab and jewish. it was possible to create nation with the vote of the majority and give them land to see play. those are in favor will say yes, those are against will say no. us state department argued against it, their first response was, no country, no state, the situation was not good at all, so the prime minister of israel, sharet was sent to the united states so that he might be able to change the strong will united state secreta

. >> david: chaos on the hill again. another potential government shutdown now looming? >> reporter: mccarthy lashing out at those rebel republicans and insisting they are not real conservatives. as for what comes next, republican congressman patrick mchenry, a close ally to mccarthy, will serve as a temporary speaker until a new one is elected. but it's unclear how long that will take. the houses that now canceled votes for the rest of the week. david? >> david: rachel scott keeping score for the rest of us. >>> on it a fingerprint, investigators were able to trace. tonight here, new reporting on her condition and where they found her alive and okay. here's stephanie ramos. >> reporter: tonight, investigators descending on this property in upstate new york where they say 9-year-old charlotte sena was rescued and found in good health after being kidnapped for two days, allegedly by the 46-year-old suspect, craig ross jr. if you look closely, you can see the yellow crime scene tape around the suspect's mother's home, and his camper, where new york state police found charl

to go after tax cheats and corporations who don't pay their fair share. >> david: let's bring in rachel scott, live on the hillonight. rachel, bottom line, where does this stand right now? will president biden get the support he's asking for to secure federal aid for both israel and ukraine? >> reporter: well, david, democrats and republicans in the senate are onboard with president biden's plan, but the president does face significant challenges in the house, where a growing number of republicans already had reservations about additional funding to ukraine, and saying including it in this package is a nonstarter. david? >> david: rachel scott, thank you. >>> we turn next here to the halloween deep freeze tonight, and the snow this evening. more than 90 million americans under freeze alerts right now. temperatures plunging into the 20s and 30s from texas all the way to the northeast. look at the pictures tonight. a treacherous commute in minneapolis. carps sliding on snow-covered roads. michigan's upper peninsula getting up to a foot of lake effect snow. chief meteorologist ginger zee with us to take us throug

>> david: rachel scott live on capitol hill tonight. rachel, thanks. >>> here in new york city tonight, former president trump back in a new york courtroom for his civil fraud trial, but still, railing against this new gag order imposed by the federal judge in the federal election interference case. what judge tanya chutkan said in her ruling about targeting people who are simply doing their jobs. here's our senior investigative reporter aaron katersky now. >> reporter: former president trump returned to his $250 million civil fraud trial in new york city still fuming about the partial gag order issued monday in his criminal election interference case that he's now appealing. >> i'm a candidate who's running for office, and i'm not allowed to speak. >> reporter: judge tanya chutkan writing trump's incendiary remarks about special counsel jack smith, potential witnesses, and others "pose sufficiently grave threats to the integrity of these proceedings." and adding she "cannot imagine any other criminal case in which the defendant is perm

david: thinking about all families tonight. thank you, mary. >>> now to the chaos on capitol hill. republicans getting rid of kevin mccarthy as speaker of the house. ten days now without a speaker. they nominated steve scalise. th he dropped out. now nominatiing jim jordan toda, but he doesn't have enough votes to win. rac rachel scott on the hill. >> reporter: tonight, chaos and dysfunction on capitol hill. ten days after kevin mccarthy was ousted, a third nomination for speaker, conservative firebrand representative jim jordan. >> congress is broken. >> reporter: less than 24 hours ago, the nominee was steve scalise, but he suddenly dropped out. >> i think i can unite the conference. we'll talk about that. >> reporter: can you get the votes? >> i think so, yes. i feel very confident in that. >> reporter: after a tense five hour meeting we learned he did not have the votes. jordan could only afford to lose four votes. on the first secret ballot, he lost 81. then on a second ballot, he lost 55. you seem like you're far off from electing a new speaker of the house. >> we're not clos

hills. it was camp david, the country retrieve the president of the united states. it is a place filled with trees, good weather and also important secrets. of course, this was not the first time that the united states held itself accountable for israel. jimmy carter was not the only one who had this sense of responsibility in us government, the first and... perhaps most responsible us president on the palestinian issue was harry s truwan. the most important place to express this sensor responsibility was in the united nations general assembly to divide palestine into two independent states, arab and jewish. it was possible to create nation, the vote of the majority and give them land in the same place. will say yes, those are against will say no. afghanistan, now argentina, argentina, absten, egypt, no, iraq, no, lebanon, no, soviet union, yes, united kingdom, obtaine, united states, yes, paraguay, yes. the resolution of the duck committee for palistin was adopted by search searching against 10 ab station. israeli flag was hoisted outside the united nations just af

the off duty pilot later identified by authorities as 44 year old captain joseph david emerson of pleasant hill, handcuffed in the back of the plane on board at the time, 80 passenger others, including jessica verrilli of san francisco and her two kids, unaware of what had just taken place. later posting to quote now knowing this all and seeing the details, i'm kind of just in shock. the flight attendants and pilots did an incredible job. the flight operated by alaska airlines subsidiary horizon air diverted to portland international airport. yeah, we want law enforcement as soon as we get on the ground and parked. emerson quickly arrested alaska airlines, later crediting its crews. quick response with stopping him from fully activating the plane's fire suppression system designed to shut down the engines. the airline posting in a statement, quote, our crew responded without hesitation to a difficult and highly unusual situation. and we are incredibly proud and grateful for their skillful actions and among the charges that emerson is now being held on, 83 counts of attempted murder and reckless

he was testifying on capitol hill about threats to the united states along with homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas. justice correspondent davidting live on this for us on capitol hill. hi, david. >> hi, martha. director wray is known to choose his words carefully. he told this senate panel in front of cameras and millions watching that america could be add risk due to people in the united states that may have ties to foreign terrorist organizations. watch. >> we also cannot and do not discount the possibility that hamas or another foreign terrorist organization may exploit the current conflict to conduct attacks here on our own soil. >> in addition to ray and mayorkas, the national counter terrorism center spokesman joined senators. the official tonighting to the hearing, threats to the homeland. the fbi is following threats to muslim americans be u.s. -- but looked at threats to jewish americans. >> it's unique targeted by every terrorist organization across the spectrum. when you look at a group that makes up 2.4% of the american population, it should be jarring to everyone that that same population that counts for 60% of a

>> david: rachel scott live on the hill, thank you. >>> tonight in philadelphia an urgent manhunt underor suspects wanted for shooting two police officers at the philadelphia airport, killing one and wounding the other. authorities say the officers were reporting for duty when they saw several people breaking into a vehicle. the suspects opening fire as the officers approached, then leaving in a stolen suv. they dropped off a wounded suspect at the hospital. the vehicle was found torched in new jersey. >>> when we come back here on a friday night, this major cross country storm. a tornado watch at this hour. heavy snow, rain, possible flash flooding across the midwest. tonight, new york city and the northeast set to get this tomorrow. rob is standing by to time this out. >>> and news on actor bruce willis tonight. but it did change her. she developed agitation that may happen with dementia due to alzheimer's disease. she started yelling. pacing around. kept repeating the same questions. she got agitated often. so we asked her doctor for help. rexulti is the only fda-approved medication

but we begin with correspondent david spunt on capitol hill and chilling testimony about the dangers right here at home. good evening, david. >> bret, good evening to you. the leaders of the three agencies charged with protecting the united states homeland gave sobering testimony today as concern continued to rise potential repeat attacks here on american soil. >> we also cannot and do not discount the possibility that hamas or another foreign terrorist organization may exploit the current conflict to conduct attacks here on our own soil. >> fbi director christopher wray bluntly telling senators the bureau is involved in multiple investigations of people living in the united states with direct or indirect ties to hamas. christine, the director of the national counter-terrorism center warned that other terrorist organizations are watching and waiting. >> they are seeking to capitalize on this moment, to galvanize supporters and organize for attacks. >> wray told senators the jewish community is, quote: uniquely targeted by most terrorist organizations. >> when you look at a group that

he has since been identified as 44 year-old joseph david emerson, residents of pleasant hill at this point, we don't know his motive for allegedly trying to turn off the engines, but he's now facing 83 counts of attempted murder along with reckless endangerment and one count of endangering an aircraft. now the passengers on that flight were allowed to board a later flight from portland to here at sfo. alaska airlines released a statement on monday saying they're cooperating with investigations. >> by the fbi and the portland police department. but for now at sfo, charles clifford kron, 4 news. >> now this happened on a plane similar to the ones is shown in these images here. it's called breyer one. 75 again. this was in alaska airlines flight. you can see it is on the smaller side of commercial aircraft, a commuter twin engines are not big 4 engine, which are often used for overseas flights. this one just had 76 seats on board. and this is a look at what the cockpit looks like. they're not a lot of room to move around. the jump seat would have been behind the pilot's seated here so f

ahí detuvieron a joseph david emerson, residente de pleasant hill, y quien ahora enfrenta 83 cargos deensa, aseguran. se trata de un error. si ustedes está en busca de ayuda legal, le vamos a decir en que lugar estarán ofreciendo asesorías gratis. >> esta semana para que aprovechen. espero una noche con bastante neblina. >> estamos viendo en vivo en san francis y al amanecer el día de mañana, otro día cálido antes de que cambie nuestro panorama, les tengo todos los detalles. al regresar mi reporte. el tiempo y este sábado 28 de octubre en el centro de geary se realizará el festival de la ofrenda, durante el cual se realizarán actividades propias del día de los muertos en méxico. >> iniciará a las 19:00 de la noche y se contará con una exposición de altares, entre ellos 1 gigante construido san josé porque recientemente se dio a conocer que el centro de la ciudad está recuperando su economía. y es que más personas dicen están llegando a la popular área en busca de esparcimiento, lo que según los estudios recientes, podría significar que la ciudad está recuperando. tal es el punto que un

>> david: rachel scott again tonight on capitol hill. thank you. >>> now to the urgent manhunt, after that maryland judge was shot multiple times in his own driveway, later dying at the hospital. this evening, the new clue. the suspect's vehicle found eight miles from the scene of the attack. here's our chief justice correspondent pierre thomas now. >> reporter: tonight, five days after authorities say a maryland judge was shot in a targeted attack in his own driveway, the urgent 2009 mercedes suv like this one on saturday eight miles from the murder. according to authorities, judge andrew wilkinson was found shot multiple times outside of his home while his wife and children were inside. >> we think judge wilkinson was targeted. in the day against mr. argote, and we feel that was the reason for the murder. >> reporter: just hours before he was killed, wilkinson granting argote's divorce, ruling that he could have no contact with his wife and children unless nicinitiated by her. and tonight new details about argote's marriage, the couple

every single one voted to overturn the results of the 2020 election, david. >> david: rachel scott live on the hill again tonight. >>> we turn now to the abc news exclusive tonight. the major turn for a man once very loyal to donald trump. sources telling abc news tonight that former chief of staff mark meadows has now been granted immunity to testify before the grand jury in the federal election interference case. meadows now says he told trump that there was no evidence of fraud that would change the results of the election, and that those allegations of fraud were baseless. so, what does this now mean for trump? and just today, another lawyer turning. and the tearful statement she read in a georgia courtroom. here's our chief washington correspondent jonathan karl with the new reporting. >> reporter: in a striking break with the former president, mark meadows, the former white house chief of staff, long seen as one of donald trump's closest and most loyal advisers, has testified before the federal grand jury investigating election interference in exchange for immunity, according to sources famil

david jolly. well there nbc political analysts. what do you think of that sampling of grievances from this hill today, david.>> i'd say elementary school and high school. look, we know the republican conference is broken. the democratic conference is not. they are prepared to lead, and they are unified. i do think that this may be the last stage of the republican speakership race. that is because they've been through all the high-profile candidates. we are now down to cans it is that the country doesn't know, and frankly lack real enemies within the conference. that takes us to a scenario where a lot of republicans can coalesce. the interesting thing is a natural pick right now would be tom member, he is the most senior elected official in -- the number three amongst republicans. just elected in january. the country doesn't know, him he doesn't have a lot of enemies, but he does have one enemy. that's donald trump. he has voted to certify the election. he's likely. out this takes us to no-man's-land. this may be the safest pick for republicans right now. >> how is this turned into such a circus, susan? >> we

david: 16 days. rachel scott been on the hill every day for us. rachel, thank you. >>> now to former president trump tonight, and the surprise turn in georgia's election interference case. trump's one-time attorney sidney powell, who claimed venezuela and hugo chavez, who is dead, by the way, was behind trump's loss. well, sidney powell suddenly pleading guilty today, now agreeing to cooperate with prosecutors. so, what does this mean for trump? here's aaron katersky. >> sidney catherine powell. >> reporter: she was at the center of donald trump's effort to overturn his 2020 loss, publically pushing outlandish claims of election fraud and privately meeting with the former president inside the white house. but tonight, just one day before her trial was set to begin, sidney powell pleading guilty, agreeing to cooperate with prosecutors. >> ms. powell, do you understand the charges that are against you here today? >> i do. >> reporter: powell spread the false conspiracy theory georgia election machines were controlled by venezuela, even pointing a fi

>> david: erielle, thank you. >>> to capitol hill now, day 15, no speaker of the house. today, a second vote now for congressman jim jordan, this time, jordan getting fewer votes than in the first one. a third vote now coming, and tonight, we have new reporting here, the behind the scenes pressure campaign, members of congress saying their personal numbers are now being posted. rachel scott on the hill again tonight. >> reporter: tonight, congressman jim jordan failing again, losing even more support from republicans to become the next speaker. >> a speaker has not been elected. >> reporter: jordan taking meetings in every corner of the capitol before the vote. do you have more support or are you expecting more opposition? >> i -- i know we've picked up a couple. we'll see. but i feel good about it. >> reporter: but he did worse than yesterday, with republicans flipping against him. >> ferguson? scalise. >> reporter: he could only afford to lose four. today, he lost 22. can jordan do anything at this point to get your support? >> look, it's not a question of my support.

>> and dan, this was the first appearance and arraignment for 44 year old joseph david emerson of pleasant hill on the federal charge. emerson pleaded not guilty to interference with flight crew members and attendants. that one charge could bring up to 20 years in prison after the hearing. emerson's wife, sarah, told reporters that she knew her husband was struggling with depression, but, quote, this is not my joe. he never would have done that. he never would have knowingly done any of that. that is not the man i married. also today, federal prosecutors filed an amended complaint against emerson. it now says emerson had not slept for 48 hours before the flight. not the 40 hours first noted. and that corresponds with the time frame in which he told police he took psychic delic mushrooms. emerson claimed he was despondent over the recent death of his best friend, but the amended complaint now says that friend died six years ago. according to the fbi affidavit, emerson felt he was suffering a nervous breakdown aboard the alaska airlines flight operated by horizon air from everett, washington, to

. >> that off duty pilot has now been identified as 44 year old joseph david emerson from pleasant hill. we're not showing his photo because he has not been charged in court yet. he works for alaska airlines, which owns horizon air, which is why he was authorized to sit in the cockpit in the flight deck jump seat while it's still not entirely clear what happened, alaska airlines says emerson attempted to shut off the engines by pulling the fire extinguisher handles of the engines. >> now, fortunately, the captain and first officer responded quickly. the plane was then able to safely land in portland with no one injured. here's a recording of the exchange on board between the pilot and air traffic controllers shortly after emerson was subdued by the flight crew and handcuffed to a seat. >> okay, i just give you a heads up. we've got the guy that tried to shut the engines down out of the cockpit. um and he doesn't sound like he's causing any issue in the back right now. i think he's subdued. yeah, we one law enforcement as soon as we get on the ground and park horizon 2059 turn right head

the off duty pilot later identified by authorities as 44 year old captain joseph david emerson of pleasant hill, handcuffed in the back of the plane on board at the time, 80 passenger others, including jessica verrilli of san francisco and her two kids, unaware of what had just taken place. later posting to quote now knowing this all and seeing the details, i'm kind of just in shock. the flight attendants and pilots did an incredible job. the flight operated by alaska airlines subsidiary horizon air diverted to portland international airport. yeah, we want law enforcement as soon as we get on the ground and park. emerson quickly arrested. alaska airlines later crediting its crews. quick response with stopping him from fully activating the plane's fire suppression system designed to shut down the engines. the airline posting in a statement, quote, our crew responded without hesitation to a difficult and highly unusual situation. and we are incredibly proud and grateful for their skillful actions. and among the accounts that emerson is now being held on, 83 counts of attempted murder and reckless

>> david: they've gone home and all the work of the american people on hold now. mary bruce live on the hillry, thank you. >>> here in new york city tonight, former president trump in the courtroom again today, lashing out at the judge and at new york's attorney general. the a.g. saying, i will not be bullied. aaron katersky now at the courthouse. >> reporter: tonight, after three days of sitting in court and then stepping into the hall to attack the judge and new york attorney general letitia james, donald trump pulling up stakes and heading home to florida. and when he was gone, james firing back. >> this case was brought simply because it was a case where individuals had engaged in a pattern and practice of fraud. and i will not sit idly by and allow anyone to subvert the law. and lastly, i will not be bullied. >> reporter: trump was not required to be in court at all, but he came anyway. >> why attend? because i want to point it out to the press how corrupt it is, because nobody else seems to be able to do it. >> reporter: james brushing that off. >> mr. trump is no longer here. the dona

david spunt is live on the hill with a preview of what christopher wray is expected to say in the other important senate hearing this morning. hi, david. >> hi, dana and john. it is a quiet hearing so far. threats to the u.s. homeland. we haven't seen any action like we've seen in the hearing with secretary blink en and secretary austin where protestors are thrown out. this is threats to the homeland from the middle east or we expect to hear threats coming across the southern border into the united states. with respect to the middle east, f.b.i. director christopher wray went inside a few minutes ago. i have excerpts i want to read what he will say. we have said the actions of hamas and allies will serve as an inspiration since isis launched its caliphate years ago. multiple foreign terrorist organizations have called for attacks against americans in the west. he continued bottom line we'll continue to do everything in our power to protect the american people and support our partners in israel. expect to hear a lot about the southern border. mayokas, the homeland security secretary is a