ellie williams had written a letter to the judge. done wrong over some of this," but she doesn't admit she was guilty. i wasjust expecting a longer prison sentence for ellie. - and, you know, ithink the judge has been really fair in taking _ into account her age and abilities. and it's really difficult to accept that she is responsible - for all the things that she said. but in the eyes of the law, i've got to accept that. - and i should know there's an appeal l going in, so we'lljust have to waitl and see what happens from that. on a daily basis, ideal with genuine survivors of rape and serious sexual offences, and i would hate for this case to be a deterrent to genuine victims to come forward. we would never prosecute an individual who came forward, for example, where there were inconsistencies in the evidence or, for example, where genuine complainants of rape withdrew support. so i would urge those people to come forward. there will be occasions, rare occasions like the one we have here, where somebody simply makes it all up. but

. -- ellie baker.aker. they should be proud of themselves, now they will - -- ellie baker. they should be proud of themselves, now they will learn . -- ellie baker. they should be proud of themselves, now they will learn a | of themselves, now they will learn a lot from it. if i was them, i know them well, especially ellie, she will be looking to improve on that performance. it didn't go how she wanted it, but she can progress. they should look at laura and see how she conducts herself at the championships, and they can learn and go on to win medals. from laura muir to and go on to win medals. from laura muirto kenya — and go on to win medals. from laura muir to kenya hutchinson _ and go on to win medals. from laura muir to kenya hutchinson -- - and go on to win medals. from laura muir to kenya hutchinson -- kealy i muir to kenya hutchinson —— kealy hodgkinson, she is phenomenal. by an absolute mile, she won. she didn't get into fourth gear, let alone for. she is the superstar of athletics, the queen o

ellie: it's like, really concentrad. ella: yeah.e gonna kind of break up when we go back to school. you know, when you're with somee when you graduate, like, often people are, like, moving in together, like, moving to the same city, and, like, applying for jobs in the same place. and, like, i know that, like, speaking for me--and i think it's the same for you--like, no person would be great enough and, like, no love would be greaenough at this point in my life for me to really be willing to do that. i just don't think that-- my personal growth is there. if it hadn't been for the pandemic and, like, the pandemic would not have-- i wouldn't have experienced the pandemic the way i did, if i didn't spend every second with you, which i did. and i think that every time i look back on this relationship, it's going to be both a lot of joy and a lot of, like, sadness just because of, like, how the world is. it's all bittersweet. but i also feel like, honestly, almost all memories in life are like that. and, like, good things are most alwaybi

ellie. that was excellent. by the way, i'll remind everybody in your book like you broke the fact that the southern district passed on that which alvin bragg is now taking a long hard look at thank you, ellie. thanks, michael. still to come in the investigation into hush money trump allegedly paid to adult film star stormy daniels. his defense team put a witness before the grand jury to refute the allegations of his former attorney, michael cohen. manhattan d a alvin brags case in jeopardy or is he just cooling his jets? michael cohen's attorney, lanny davis, is here and joins me next. plus tiktok ceo, was grilled on capitol hill about his company's ties to china and its protections for user data. the very same day utah became the first state to pass social media regulations aimed at protecting minors. mental health. is it too little too late? i want to know what you think, go to smerconish .com and answer this week's poll question. you can use the q r code. if that helps you should parental consent. be require

ellis. professionally she was a lawyer representing the then losing outgoing president of the united states when we had her on the program. i showed a little bit of it, and with all due respect i would say, no need to rewatch the interview in my personal opinion. got a sampling of that. but i think it's interesting then she kept -- i say this with due consideration. she kept lying on the program, which is why at times we had to go back and forth. now she's admitting the lies. i'm curious what you think that tells us about measure of accountability and whether you think these processes, however slow with barr sanctions and other forms of accountable, are they constructive? >> i think it's important when people admit that they have been lying about important matters on national public television. you recall fact checking her, pointing out she made a false statement and citing other sources to her, but in that moment she had lots of incentives to keep going, because she was getting lots of atte

i think the jenna ellis case is a case study in cravenness.een someone who represents a lot of things we've seen during the trump years, knows something is wrong, lies about it, says they're doing it for love of country of but really they're doing it for love of self. this is the same as the person who protects their hide on the playground by saddling up to the bully. but in this case the bully didn't want to rough kids up, the bully wanted to take the world's oldest democratic republic and throw it on top of a bonfire and torch it. and i really think that is the apex of cravinness. it's not just about one person. i think this whole fox news scandal, the big lie scandal and the people who continue to perpetuate the lie are an extraordinary microcosm of our society. you asked why hasn't there been consequences and accountability? part of it is because we are so far into our echo chambers that fox's own viewers don't see any need for accountability. i mean, why isn't paul ryan running from his board seat and quitting his job? that's because paul

there are dozens of accounts using twitter to abuse ellie and other rape survivors.e, for example, which appears to have several accounts in the same name, doing the same thing. yeah, that account i know has targeted my friends as well. misogynistic, blaming them for being raped. that sort of thing. i noticed a lot of the accounts have become far more active in the last few months. so, what's changed? i'm off to san francisco, to where twitter was founded, to find out. i'm going to meet the insiders who signed up to twitter�*s founding mission — to give everyone the power to share ideas and information. lovely to meet you. it's so nice to meet you. thank you so much for having us. the mission, right, to serve the public conversation, we all really took that very seriously. and not only the public conversation, but really working hard to elevate voices that had previously struggled to affect that conversation. lisa jennings young joined the company in 2019 as it was rapidly expanding. but with twitter�*s growth had also come problems. we had noticed over the past few

>> we began researching all the comments that jenna ellis said.he was a notable figure in the trump world. we chat track down every comment she made publicly from the end of the election until january 6th. we compiled them. we put it together. and then we analyze the rules of professional conduct in colorado and impounded all the various ways in which he had violated those rules, violated those standards, violated the oath that she took to become a lawyer. we made it clear to the collaterals supreme court, i think, the she had violated those responsibilities. >> what we read about this today, she agrees, in writing, to what you are saying. >> yes. she has agreed with. it she had to. she stipulated this outcome. she stipulated to the fact that she had lied. she stipulated the facts she violated the rules of professional conduct. and she made clear that she had knowingly, at the very, least knowingly misrepresented facts to the american people. >> what else is happening to other lawyers who engaged in this kind of conduct for trump? >> we have seen

ellie, caused harm. linda, thank you. ellie. thank— caused harm. linda, thank you.hink changes things on the hat —— ground. they are against using weapons in current circumstances and have been warned about it by people they listen to like the chinese and indians and the evidence they would not make a lot of difference on the ground. i suspect only in the situation where they are facing catastrophic defeat that they may at that point begin to think seriously about it so the americans are right, take it calmly, look at what is going on but it does not make a huge amount of difference in terms of what is going on in ukraine. [30 amount of difference in terms of what is going on in ukraine. do we know anything _ what is going on in ukraine. do we know anything about _ what is going on in ukraine. do we know anything about the _ what is going on in ukraine. do we know anything about the detail i what is going on in ukraine. do we know anything about the detail ofl know anything about the detail of the weapons they are talking about that may be stored in belarus? tactica

legall impossible for to turn it into sars kofi to, they were so different it's like you have th shovel ellie and you have a motorcycle. using i'm going to make that into the motorcycle. >> laura: what a complete fraud. gutfeld is next. ♪ >> maniacs. maniacs. happy tuesday, everyone. are there any big stories out today that could change the future of this country? no? good., i'd like to talk about something that concerns me . young people.

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i agree with ellie. i don't know how you would treat the other ones because they're far more serious, with far deeper personal legal ramifications in this and anyone think he's going to treat those seriously. i mean , i think he's going to trivialize the jean carroll issue. i think he's going to trivialize every single possible indictment in charge that comes up because he doesn't take this seriously. these are all just proof of the deep state going after him. he's going to use them to gin up his base. i don't think he's going to, like, have this donald trump for this indictment and a totally new donald trump for the more serious ones? i agree, but i think it hits differently, depending on what the charges are. i mean, i just like it was it was a small sample, but i was co hosting on sirius xm the other day, and we were taking callers from real people around the country and we had three calls in about 15 20 minutes from people saying i do not like donald trump at all. but i also do not like these charges

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jenna ellis ellis, who is also a prominent conservative media figure acknowledge making 10 misrepresentations on television and twitter during trump's fight to stay in power after losing the 2020 election to president joe biden. the statements include claiming an jeanine pirro is fox news show that quote, we have over 500,000 votes in arizona that were cast illegally and telling the network news a newsmax that trump was quote, the true and proper victor ellis was one of the several prominent conservative voices who in the final weeks of 2020 echoed trump's lies that the election was stolen from him. >> next on kron, 4 news at 6, the city of san jose on high alert as the storms arrive in the bay area. what the mayor is doing to try and make sure people without a home have a safe place to go and more snow heading to the sierra, forcing at least 2 major ski resorts to close what you need to know if plan on heading to lake if plan on heading to lake tahoe. get exclusive offers on select new volvo models. contact your volvo retailer to learn more. >> the california highway patrol is warning people

let's discuss this with mark ellis. now for a bit more, the executive director of the international bar association, he joined us from london. thanks for joining us on t w. let me start by asking if this warrant by the i c has more than just symbolic many well, it definitely has symbolic meeting, but i think it also has some real real meaning because. so let's remember the, these types of atrocity crimes. there's no statute limitations on these crimes, and i recognize that in arrest warrant doesn't mean that let me put in is going to be in the hague anytime soon. but we've seen time and time again and even with sitting heads of state said they lose favor if not tomorrow, the next year of next year than sometime in the future. so i think this indictment, the rest war is, is exceedingly important. not just for justice and accountability, but i do think it will worry mister pool. he is now an indicted war criminal, and that's not a good a. so in practice, russia does not recognize the jurisdiction of the i see, but many ot

ellie hoenig is back, cnn senior legal analyst okay, ellie let's start . i guess where we are. now where will be on tuesday? what happens now? so this is historic . this is unprecedented. but you know what? it's just a case as well. it will be titled people of the state of new york versus donald trump. so what are we going to see on tuesday? this is what we call an arraignment. it's a first appearance in court, donald trump will be in all likelihood, fingerprinted. he may have his mug shot taken as well. mug shots, by the way, are typically not available to the public under new york state law at that proceeding, the indictment will be unsealed. that's what and we'll see it. that's when we'll know what the charges are. the judge will read the charges to donald trump asked him to enter his plea. he will certainly plead not guilty. and then the judge will almost certainly released donald trump. what we call his own recognizance, meaning come back when you were one important thing. i want to notice this court. where we're going to be is a state court. it is called somewhat confusin

to the second parts of h52, kill ellie to the second parts of hs2, between birmingham and manchester things, too. it's unclear exactly when that announcement will come but we expect it soon. it's been revealed that ben van beurden, the former boss of the energy firm, shell, was paid almost £10 million last year. that's up 50% on his pay in 2021. shell reported the highest annual profits in its "5—year history last year after a surge in energy prices following russia's invasion of ukraine. a met office amber warning for strong winds and blizzard conditions is in force for parts of the north midlands and the north of england, starting this afternoon. our correspondent nick garnett is in the peak district. nick. yes, as you can see, snow is falling all around us. there are three amber weather warnings in place at the moment, one for northern ireland, one for north wales and one for here in northern england. all three areas are quite used to getting snow but it's still disrupting things. schools have decided to close already and others are saying they won't even open tomorrow as well. th

ellis scheduled captain decide.o have not won at twickenham in the six nations since 2005 -- ellis twickenham in the six nations since 2005 —— ellis genge will captain the side. we will stay with rugby. rhys webb will make his first wales start since 2020. they face italy in rome on saturday. the 34—year—old ospreys scrum—half is one of six changes to the side that lost to england. tomos williams drops out. he's also decided that rio dyer will take over on the wing from louis rees—zammit. lauren gatland, obviously, making these changes —— warren gatland. former captain alun wynjones and leigh halfpenny also miss out. both wales and italy are seeking their first wins of this year's competition. england's cricketers had a six—wicket defeat to bangladesh in their first t20 match since winning the world cup in november. bangladesh won the toss in chittagong and put england in to bat — that looked to have backfired on the hosts as captainjos buttler made a really strong start. he'd pass the half=century mark before event

my unbelievable badass friend kimberly edit ellis. i mean, she is such an constant inspiration to me. i was very fortunate to meet kimberly when she went through emerge. what year was that? 72,007 while ago and she was impressive from the start, and i am constantly inspired by your passion around gender and racial justice, so thank you for all you do. and i will never forget deciding to get involved in local politics and sitting down at my desk and looking at my supervisor at that time in 2002, we had two women supervisors out of 11. today we have four and we still have only had two women mayors. we've never had a woman governor in the state of california. and of course, we've never had a woman president. i remain as committed as ever to seeing more democratic women enter the political realm because there is so much work to do. women hold 1/4 of the offices at the federal level about 30% of the state level, which is far from 50 50. and most importantly, there are so many challenges in our world and we need the best and the brightest t

i will speak with luke ellis around 9:20 a.m. at the bloomberg invest conference, so much to talk about, stay with us here on bloomberg. ♪ francine:

rehema ellis takes a closer look at why. >> reporter: this is how aziza bowser clark and her husband jason looked, in the early weeks of her pregnancy. >> it was a picture of absolute joy >> reporter: but for these two highly successful new jersey lawyers, joy soon turned to fear. >> we were very, very worried about making sure that we had all the information that we had the very best doctors that we could find. >> reporter: in her first trimester aziza says she was exhausted. when she told her doctor she was concerned about anemia, the response >> of course you're tired. you're pregnant. and me, this is my first child. >> reporter: but this very athletic 41-year-old says it got worse. by her seventh month she could barely hold her head up and demanded a blood test. the results? she was dangerously anemic and had to have infusions. >> it felt like my throat dropped into my stomach, because it was there and concrete that i wasn't imagining this >> reporter: after 27 hours of labor, doctors abruptly decided on an emergency c-section. her son was born healthy, but she passed out and spe

. >> ellie have five minutes. for joining us here today and sharing. >> i believe you have additional witnesses. and then to discuss the challenges the election and we appreciate the work you're doing and in your testimony to discuss how states across the country are enacting rules that for those who have the right to vote. and rules lead to problems for election workers. in my opinion we should not pretend or to drive miles and miles cracks access to childcare? is enough to drag your kids? and i was a child i enjoy is going because they have the youth vote to ballot for the in line fortand over 12 hours. so can you speak more about some of the challenges that you are seeing? and then to change some of those laws. >> certainly we see the administration challenges and lines that are so long but then they find themselves in a catch-22 do i exercise my democratic rates are take care of my children to have a roof over my head? that is an unfair choice testifying in the senate last year we are out of paper we cannot vo

any facing an ellis act eviction should seek legal help. >> if you have a story for our investigative unit give us a call 888-996-tips or you can visit our website at nbcbayarea.com/investigation. >> one more day of sunshine and then we will start getting if he weather again. clouds will roll in but we will station -- we will stay dry. beautiful shot of san francisco. temperatures in the 50s. microclimate weather. into the early morning hours we could see 40s on the mat. right now in san jose about 52 degrees and you will notice a little bit that cloud activity but we are not giving your rain tonight and also the winds are much calmer. i know this has been a topic of concern. tonight the winds will remain common to friday as well and here's a closer look at your morning lows. we could see some 30s on the map and the reason for that is because we will see some clearing, less cloud cover, colder nights. santa rosa, 39. fairfield 39 and most of the bay area will wake up to morning lows in the 40s. by the afternoon we will be warming up nicely. mostly sunny, daytime highs in the upper 60s

ellie, what do you think? well wolf. i don't know that this is as quite a straightforward as norm is saying, yes, there's no question hush money was paid. there's really no question donald trump knew about it. but the crux of the crime under new york state law is the way that those payments were recorded the way they were logged on the internal books of the trump organization. we know michael cohen and alan weisberg. we're handling the books, but the trick for prosecutors is going to be tying donald trump directly to that, and to that end, it appears michael cohen will be the prosecutor. ocean star witness here. michael cohen , on the one hand had access. he was right in the middle of all this. on the other hand, he is going to be eminently impeachable. his credibility will be very much in question. he's been convicted of perjury of other frauds. he has been rejected as a cooperating witness by the u. s department of justice. he tried to cooperate, they said. we don't believe him. now. it may well be, it seems clear. the

ellie williams had written a letter to the judge.ities. and it's really difficult to accept that she is responsible - for all the things that she said. but in the eyes of the law, i've got to accept that. i and i should know there's an appeal i going in, so we'lljust have to waitl and see what happens from that. on a daily basis, ideal with genuine survivors of rape and serious sexual offences, and i would hate for this case to be a deterrent to genuine victims to come forward. we would never prosecute an individual who came forward, for example, where there were inconsistencies in the evidence or, for example, where genuine complainants of rape withdrew support. so i would urge those people to come forward. there will be occasions, rare occasions like the one we have here, where somebody simply makes it all uu — but it has to be said, this is rare. now, when we did some research, when i was in the prosecution service ten years ago now, we found that only one in 300 cases of sexual offences were lies. we could prove, provable lies. i

. >> next remarks from house republican conference chair ellie's stepfather who spoke at the conservative political actionconference . >> welcome chair of the house republican congress, elise stefanik. [applause] >> afternoon fellow conservatives. i'm so excited to be with you at the conference chair of the new house republican majority. [applause] thank you america for firing nancy pelosi once and for all. in just two short years under far left single party democrat rule america has faced crisis after crisis. inflation has skyrocketed to the highest rate in my lifetime . watching hard-working families, small businesses, farms and seniors g. families now have to choose between filling their gas tanks, or putting food on the table because of bidenflation. violent crime is rampant not just in the cities but small towns as well as democrats continue to push their radical d fund police policies and rhetoric. we've seen joe biden has turned his back on our border patrol agents s as america faces a border crisis not just with our southern border but our northern border while as well as millions

a word for katie snowden and ellie baker.w them well, especially ellie, she will be looking to improve on that performance. it didn't go how she wanted it, but she can progress. they should look at laura and see how she conducts herself at the championships, and they can learn and go on to win medals. from laura muir to keeley hutchinson, she is phenomenal. by an absolute mile, she won. she didn't get into fourth gear, let alone fifth. she is the superstar of athletics, the queen of athletics. nothing surprises me about her, she is supreme. tomorrow will be here against the clock. she will want to break the record and put on a show tomorrow, which i think she will. she's a superstar and the best athlete we've got in britain, hands down, in any event. i love watching her. i've seen herfrom being a junior to the star she is. she puts on an amazing show. would you say she's nailed on for the title? in my opinion, no weapon formed against her, she will win it, hands down, and she will put on a show. she runs in the finaljust afte

i'm not sure which ellie superintendent have said that because there have been ten and 20 years.mployees last longer. bottom line the district is offering an 18 percent increase over three years teachers want 30 percent. it's not based on merit, mind you, but as common sense points out, nothing in public schools is based on merit. let's bring in retired california chair, the real trut is, it's great to have you on, these teachers in the students need three more days off like a hole and the head pretty la unified, i think broke the record for the longest period o time shut in covid, 19. 28 percent art meeting the math proficiency, which means 70 to percent of kids in ellie unifie are not meeting math proficiencies. more than a majority are not meeting and hits disproportionately low income kids. the other steps, about 420,000, 450,000 students left it depend on the week, but we have 100,00 employees at ellie unified, tha is one for every four-point to, 4.4 kids? this is insanity. these people should be apologizing to parents, we should be thinning the herd and really looking at th

good morning to you, ellie . the worst morning to you, ellie. the worst news that anybody wanted to hean news that anybody wanted to hear, that the remains of baby have found . yes, have been found. yes, absolutely. very sad news here this morning. and just below this morning. and just below this police cordon here behind me, i can see three can doors which have obviously been left overnight, have been lit by residents who are living close by after the news that remains of an infant were found here close to the spot where constance martin and mark gordon were arrested on monday night. now, detective superintendent lewis basford of the metropolitan police, which is the force which has been leading this investigation, spoke to the press last night. this investigation, spoke to the press last night . this is an press last night. this is an outcome that myself and that many officers who have been part of this search had hoped would not happen . i recognise the not happen. i recognise the impact this news will have on the many people who have been fo

ellie us twice surrounded by 200 young people. the party that elliott's was killed. that happened at an airbnb. the family is suing the company in the home's owner they say never registered the home as a short-term rental. and that airbnb should have known about the illegal activity when you illegally rent an entire place. >> it's likely a party will be thrown in a tire place and it's likely somebody is going to hurt to recently as the attorney for the victim's family and says sonny bill's laws also require owners of air b and b's to live on site. she says that airbnb has responded saying they had no obligation to follow law. a street my son's fits in u.s. are really his parents believe that airbnb and zoo had followed sonny bill's ordinance on short-term rentals. their son would still be alive today. >> hoping their lawsuit prevents another death. >> this was cut short segment. it shouldn't open. >> i reached out to both zoo and air bnb for comment about the lawsuit filed last week. but i'm not heard back reporting in the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt kron, 4 news. than

ellie us twice surrounded by 200 young people. the party that elliott's was killed. that happened at an airbnb and the family is suing the company in the home's owner they say never registered the home as a short-term rental. and that airbnb should have known about the illegal activity when you illegally rent an entire place. >> it's likely a party will be and entire place and it's likely somebody is going to hurt to recently as the attorney for the victim's family and says sonny bill's laws also require owners of air b and b's to live on site that will prevent this kind of party from happening and preventing death. she says that airbnb has responded saying they had no obligation to follow the law. forestry my son's fits in u.s.. are really his parents believe that airbnb and zoo had followed sonny bill's ordinance on short-term rentals. their son would still be alive today. >> hoping their lawsuit prevents another death. >> this future cut short segment. it shouldn't i reached out to both zoo and air bnb for comment about the lawsuit that was filed last week but hav