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joining other companies as an anchor investor in softbank's arm ahead of its ipo, let's get more from david wue reported. what are the implications of amazon joining this group, and what does it say about the attractiveness of this ipo? >> it seems that amazon is -- it shows that major tech companies are interested in this huge ipo. people have also reported that softbank [indiscernible] and we also previously reported valuations could be as high as $62 billion if get -- softbank gets what it wants. >> in terms of valuations, the gap in expectation and estimates is pretty wild, right. at the upper end, is there a concern that it might disappoint? >> that is certainly a possibility given the economic headwinds this year, but [indiscernible] [indiscernible] we just have to wait and see. >> debbie will, who leads our north asia tech coverage. let's take a look at futures in europe opening, and the focus was really the big selloff that we saw in italian banks after the announcement of the windfall tax, we saw that $10 billion wipeout from the market value of italian banks, some estimates by the li

here with me to share their reporting and insight, carrie cordero, shan wu and political director david chalian. where do we start? i guess the first question i have, shan, is how set in stone is this? >> i think it's pretty set in stone. it's not quite the ides of march, but it's close to that period. >> two days before. >> two days before. it may slip a little bit. i think things can happen if the trial, but i think the critical point is she's laid down a marker that she thinks it's reasonable for this to go in march and while it may slip some, it's not going to slip by six months or a year, and also, i think importantly, she was really taken down a notch, the defense lawyers his tree i don't knowics which is probably putting on a show for his client to make remarks like that. >> let's go back to evan talked about what john lauro, donald trump's attorney said during this hearing. he said this is a request for a show trial not a speedy trial, and he also said mr. trump is not above the law, but he is not below the law. interesting phrase. >> yeah. i mean, this tension was always going

. >> we're joined by political director david chalian and defense attorney shan wu.nd how will trump's defense now shape up given all of the legal cases that are about to unfold? >> well, for the documents case, i think primarily it is going to be what we call in criminal justice a nullification defense. which is he will have a hard time making a specific legal defense, he talked about one saying that the president records act protects him but that is wrong legally. he might still try to raise it with the jury saying maybe he was confused about that. he got bad advice. and, of course, he was' very busy man at the time so he overlooked this. so that is primarily what i would do if i was his defense counsel, trying to get clouded up and get the jury to be sympathetic to him. >> and i know, david, you're getting a hint on how the american public is responding to these legal issues right now. some new polls? >> there was a new abc ipsos poll that was a snap poll of a two-day period in the immediate aftermath of this indictment being revealed and take a look. whether or n

wu. price also removed special circumstances and enhancements for david mish in the killing of garecht. they could still face life in prison but with the possibility of parole. both men have pled not guilty. in alameda county, bob redell, nbc bay area news. >>> still no confirmation from contra costa county health leaders in the deadly legionnaires' outbreak being tied to a richmond spot. the zen day spa remains closed as the county awaits test results. investigators believe the deaths of two people may be tied to a jacuzzi there, which was operating without permits. we've now learned one of the victims is a father of five. his widow says she visited the spa with him on july 19th and he was later admitted to a hospital where he died one week ago today. she was never infected. >>> uc regents are holding a meeting to address the future of cal athletics after the sudden and unexpected implosion of the pac-12. cal and stanford are now dealing with a blind side they never saw coming. two schools are exploring their options after all but two of their conference foes recently left for greener

wu, eliminating life without patrol. and she removed circumstance allegations for david mish, one of the most infamous cold cases. one of the former prosecutors spoke to our investigative unit about that decision. >> really sanitizes the cases. the jury isn't going to hear from the reading of the information, there was a kidnap involved in the michaela garrett murder. there was an attempted rape. the jury isn't going to hear about the fact that he had committed murder after being convicted of a prior murder. >> reporter: the district attorney's office put out a press release saying, our office has every confidence they will be able to successfully try the case and that defendant misch will spend life in prison. he could get life in prison with the possibility of parole. both defendants have pleaded not guilty. we reached out for comments on today's event and did not hear back. >>> a stabbing right in the middle of san francisco's busy market street. video posted on social media shows blocking off the area. this happened on market street and mcdonald this afternoon. a man was stabbed and taken to the hospital with

wu. price also removed special circumstance enhancements for david mish in a 1988 killing. with the enhancements dropped, the two defendants in the ho case could still face life in prison, but with a possibility of parole. both men have pled not guilty. reporting live in alameda county, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> thank you, bob. >>> one man is critically injured after a stabbing on san francisco's market street near the embarcadero. this is video posted on citizen app that shows the aftermath as police investigated outside a mcdonald's. now, it happened at market near 2nd street a little before 4:00 p.m. yesterday. police are only saying one man suffered life-threatening injuries and that the attacker got away. anyone with information should contact sfpd. >>> san jose police are asking people in one neighborhood to check the video of their security cameras after the violent deaths of a young boy and his great grandmother. someone stabbed them last friday in their apartment on parkmoor avenue near 280. in a news conference yesterday police provided new information, i

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david auburn agrees with you. "it's washington. without him, this conversation today would not be happening. there's plenty more to talk about this morning. up next we will be enjoyed by samantha joe ross and nicholas wuor a conversation on campaign 2024. later john herbst, former ambassador to ukraine, will join us to discuss the conditions there. stick with us. we will be right back. ♪ >> tonight on q and a, in her book generations, san diego state professor jean twinkie discusses the differences between the six generations currently living in the u.s., silent, baby boomers, gen x, millennials, generation y, and generation z. >> we could see a real division showing up with more people identifying as the extremes of ideology, more polarization between democrats and republicans on various issues especially around race. i think it is good to know what does this really look like over time not just in a poll at one time but we can look at this across decades. >> jean twinkie and her book generations tonight on c-span's q and a. you can listen to all of our podcasts on their free c-span now app -- on our free c-span now app. ♪ >> this fall watch c-span's new series, books that shaped america. we embark on

david auburn agrees with you. "it's washington. without him, this conversation today would not be happening. there's plenty more to talk about this morning. up next we will be enjoyed by samantha joe ross and nicholas wuor a conversation on campaign 2024. later john herbst, former ambassador to ukraine, will join us to discuss the conditions there. stick with us. we will be right back. ♪ >> tonight on q and a, in her book generations, san diego state professor jean twinkie discusses the differences between the six generations currently living in the u.s., silent, baby boomers, gen x, millennials, generation y, and generation z. >> we could see a real division showing up with more people identifying as the extremes of ideology, more polarization between democrats and republicans on various issues especially around race. i think it is good to know what does this really look like over time not just in a poll at one time but we can look at this across decades. >> jean twinkie and her book generations tonight on c-span's q and a. you can listen to all of our podcasts on their free c-span now app -- on our free c-span now app. ♪ >> this fall watch c-span's new series, books that shaped america. we embark on