ellison. >> all right, a lot to watch there.d tv production in hollywood, now another union may be about to strike, actors could soon join writers on the picket line. if they fail to reach a deal with mayor studios. if no deal, first time in more than 60 years that both writers and actors are on strike at the same time. break down what's at stake here, how concern is hollywood right now. >> reporter: lot of people right now in hollywood are concerned. all of these people no matter what side they're on have bills to pay. obviously everyone wants this resolved. but particularly these unions want to see some increases. >> if writers go on strike, if actors join the writers on strike, check mate for the studios, is that going to force the studios to have to give? >> well, certainly it's reinvigorate the writers who have been striking since may 2nd. reports about real fatigue about that, they have the same issue as far as minimum rates, residuals and a.i. it's going to be a checkmate, your move on the studios' part. this is going to

ellison started with a model.ure out how to detail it and make sure everything's smooth and the curves and it makes sense and that it looks right from the underside and the curves are good. it will have this sort of tornado quality to it and kind of like a vortex stair simply because of the way the geometry on this, on this side works. like usually what i find is whoever designed this side didn't think about this side. [laughter] that's what i have to do. jeffrey: he builds his models and does his own work in his studio about an hour north of the city in a 1905 firehouse he converted. it's also where he pursues his other passion, music, the one that doesn't pay the bills. still, he insists, developing any skill is about having the will to overcome inevitable obstacles along the way. mark: anybody who has really developed a real skill, if you talk to them, 75% of what they'll tell you about is the stumbling blocks they met on the way, and what they had to overcome on the way to doing those things. it over time, wil

what do you think about attorney general ellison had to say?ant to know about ellison, read that statement. it's racist, it's reprehensible. what is really quite chilling is that we haven't heard from any of the elected democratic officials in minnesota condemn it. where is the governor? where are the u.s. senators? this is outrageous. it's got to stop. there's got to be some limit to all of this rage. this is the chief legal officer of the state of minnesota using this racist trove. you also him making just a bizarre statement that thomas is illegitimate because he has views that differ from ellison. he suggested he should be removed because he's not voting the way that ellison should vote. this is the same politician that priced antifa. he said they would put the fear in to trump and republicans. i mean, there's got to be some limit here. the question is when will the silence be broken and when will a democrat step forward and say this is not where we need to be. >> john: yeah, seems to be a widespread effort by democrats to discredit the cou

. >> and i'm ellison barber.ht now. ♪ ♪ >>> today friday, july 7th, 2023. sweating it out. stifling heat, smoggie air and dangerous storms threaten millions from coast to coast. we are tracking where it is all headed this weekend and what it could mean for travelers. >>> solid job. the latest job report shows the american workforce looking pretty good. what it means for your bottom line including the fed's decision on interest rates. >>> special delivery. the u.s. announces it will send so-called cluster bombs to ukraine. why now and how they could change thehe battle o on the fr linene. >>> a and summer b burnout. fromom backyardd barbecueses to family vacations, the season can feel overwhelming. we will tell you how to ditch the stress and enjoy fun in the sun. >>> speaking of fun in the sun. >> fun in the sun, yes. >> we're going to talk about the brutally high temperatures. it is what hat been a record-breaking week of heat. 14 million people across the southwest are battling scorching temps. southern arizona

it is like excellent tailoring. >> there was a clear expectation ellison would go to college. instead, he chose a very different path, and he writes of the social realities of the workplace itself and who builds in america today. >> it is dirty. you get hurt. i have been hurt many times. carrying buckets of mortar, carrying block and concrete is done mostly by people who don't get paid a lot of money and have not been here very long, and most people who live in this country won't take that type of work. if you want to know what parts of the world have the most trouble right now, those people will be on my job site a couple of months. >> you can see the american class structure at work. >> it is right here. i've taken a lot of people from carrying brooms to running jobs in my career, but it is a harder thing to do for sat does not have the opportunities that i do. thy omeb>> do you have the sensa lot of the craft ability has been lost? >> i think it is less then imagine. you have to know where to look. there are still people that take a keen interest in many different fields. i

. >> and i'm ellison barber in for kate snow. "nbc news daily" starts right now. >>> today, mon july 31st, 2023. first arance. the marago staff accused of trying to deleteurity footage faces a judg why he wasn't able to enter a plea. >>> breaking news. pall reubens better known as pee-wee herman h diedt 70. what we're leag about actor's secret battle with cancer. >>> going up, once again gas prices are climbing. plus, is there any relief in sight in. >>> and jenny from the dock, ever wanted to book a cruise with jennifer lopez, here's your chance. how artificial intelligence is giving a little starpower to the travel industry. >>> we'll begin this hour with the growing legal threats for former president donald trump. >> first, in classified documents, a property manager accused of scheming with trump to try and delete security footage. carlos deoliveira didn't enter a plea. indictment included new charges against the former president as well as his aide walt nauta. >> we're closely watching two election interference investigation

i'm an american." >> i'm so happy to be here i'm so happy to be american. >> and we want to thank ellisons all about >> it really is the. >>> jimmy buffett shocked an audience in rhode island over the holiday weekend if showing up unannounced at a water front bar. [cheers and applause >> what would jimmy buffett do ♪ ♪ >> i thought for sure he'd play "margaritaville. >> i did, too. >> he made the aneppearance in po po pinr in rhode island >> husbands were recruited to give a mother the dance she always wanted. what great daughters and son-in-laws. >> a lot of preparing went into that >> very cool >>> thanks so much for watching "early today" this morning, i'm jessica layton >> have a wonderful wednesday. >>> right now at 5:00, some fourth of july celebrations going a little over the top. illegal fireworks littered the sk

. >> i'm ellison barber. "nbc news daily" starts right now. ♪ ♪ >>> today, friday, july 14th, 2023, act two. striking actors join striking writers virtually shutting down hollywood. the impact of both unions walking out and why ai plays a starring role in the fight. >>> worsening wave. stifling heat expected to grip the country into next week. how people are trying to cope with seemingly endless and skyrocketing temperatures. >>> mystery solved. an arrest connected to a decades-long search for a serial killer, what we're learning about the suspect, a and how th victims' families are reacting. >>> and try, try again. the biden administration rolls out a new plan to cancel billions of student loan debt. who will be getting the much-needed relief. >>> we begin this hour in hollywood. and here in new york. two cities now directly impacted by the strikes that ground america's entertainment industry to a halt. for the first time in 63 years, both the actors union and the writers union are off the job. walking off t

ellison barber has the details and we do want to warn you some of the images you will see here are graphic. >> reporter: a happy meal now costing mcdonald's $800,000 after a miami-area jury awarded the massive sum to the family of a child who was severely burned by a chicken mcnugget. >> i'm happy they listened to olivia's voice and the jury was able to decide a fair judgment i'm happy with that. >> reporter: video from 2019 shows then 4-year-old olivia in the back seat of her mother's car as they left the mcdonald's drive through when a nugget fell on her leg her mother describing the horror to nbc's south florida station when they first filed the lawsuit. >> i hear a scream and i turn around, and it's my daughter and wedged in between the seat belt, because it's like a five-point harness there is a chicken nugget i wasn't able to reach. >> reporter: those screams playing out in court for the jury at a trial in may, lawyers for olivia's family argued the temperature of the nugget was above 200 degrees. but the defense said it was not more than 160 degrees. the jury delivering a split verd

>> yes, ellison, this new indictment is something that he has commented about several times on the radio program this afternoon, and that they are political, and that you have prosecutors going after the low level people at his organization as a way to get to him. and he is talking about the idea of the tapes, the surveillance tapes being handed over from a radio interview this morning, and take a listen to what he said about this. >> these are my tapes that we gave to them, and then they say that is not enough. i don't think that we would have had to give it to them. these are security tapes and we handed them over to them. i don't know if we had to fight them, we would have had to give them. >> i don't know where he was going, because the tapes were handed over due to a subpoena, and not handing them over would have caused more problems for the former president and not fewer. >> and danny, the trial in this case is to begin in may of next year, and could this indictment change that? >> when the government wanted a trial date in december of this year, i said it is not going to happen. w

ellison?she thought she would have to navigate in her career but public health issues have become very politicized in this country. >> reporter: interesting, because dr. cohen says the public health is not and should not be a partisan issue. in fact, flew to washington this week to meet with democrat and republican lawmakers to learn about their concerns and educate them on exactly what the cdc does to protect americans' health. and mistake the strategy work, as she is in north carolina, democrat, successfully worked with conservatives to expand medicaid in the state and hoping it will translate to the federal level. ellison? >> thank you very much. >>> vice president kamala harris is speaking out over forward's controversial new standards for how african american history will be taught inle skoos. on wednesday, the state's board of education approved the 2023 standards in social studies and part of the 216-page document, it says quote, slaves develop skills which in some instances could be ap

the trap know that some seriously ellison to help them, but there are no casualties. there was a son, elderly residents, wherever among the injured the well was lying on the couch. one of the balcony was blown off. everything was told him, the door was knocked out. i started because i'm scared, and i was here till that time. this woman wasn't in nearby park with a grand daughter. when the attack happens, you get the car for them. i don't want to remember that from the head, the explosion we were thrown into the and then we continued walking the sup, blown up windows everywhere. i so cause i'm fine. i just come cut a group of myself. my legs are still shaking. i should. so was, there was no immediate comment from russia on the attack. must go has the 9 to deliberately targeting civilians, but drop it and throw and strikes, have it residential areas in cities and towns across the ukraine. a cranes at defense systems have played a crucial role in the world, but they do have the limits. they often the targets of attacks and munition is in short supply of special correspon

there's rep, know that some seriously yourself. ellison, but there are no casualties. there was a son, elderly residents, wherever among the injured the well was line on the couch. one of the balcony was blown off. everything was on the door was knocked out. i started because i'm scared and i was hotel that this woman wasn't in nearby park with a grand daughter. when the attack happens, you get the car for them. i don't want to remember that from the head the explosion, we were thrown into that and then we continued walking the sup, blown up windows everywhere. i so cause i'm fine. i just come cut a group of myself. my legs are still shaking. i should. so let's look at, there was no immediate comment from russia on the attack. most co has the 9 to deliberately targeting civilians, but drug and drone strikes have had residential areas in cities and towns across the ukraine. indonesia is building a new capital called this in tara because the current capital jakarta is facing rising sea levels. the government says that indonesia needs to redistribute economic prosperity.

although, of course, larry ellison, i don't want to slight larry, he's brilliant, but what a big dealo have oracle listed over here. >> i know you have been watching the stock of year-to-date gains, coming off 125 >> 37% a lot of this is just -- go listen to her call people have ignored what they have been doing for some time. to ignore them now is to do so at your own peril. that's how fabulous they're moving in the cloud. >> do they belong in the magnificent seven? >> i debate it and debate it but they didn't send number eight. it would have been ian, because robert vaughn was there. >> we'll watch that closely. the other thing, jim, is going to be the banks. we played the sound of dimon, but today, jpn does get cut at citi >> gratuitous downgrade that they have to pay for when jamie dimon surprises. but by the way, goldman, i don't think that -- could you do more to preannounce >> that's what mayo's point was. preannounce without telling me you're preannouncing in some of these news releases or comments last six weeks >> david solomon, talk about lowering expectations, i mean, why

i've not heard anyone: keith ellison to retract and apologize.he democrat attorney general in minnesota i have not heard a word about that. the second argument given was given by senatoror whitehouse ad he says well, the part that is offensive of this is it calls on the department of justice just stop and repeat that to yourself again. that's the now the position of democrats it's unacceptable to ask the department of justice to enforce the law? it is an existing criminal statute section 1507 that makes it a federal crime to protest at the home of a justice with the purses of intimidate them for the department of justice refuses to enforce that law. and i will so the argument being made by democrats right now, it reveals the whole game. the reason the biden justice department ignores federal law and will not prosecute the criminals they are trying to incriminate and threaten supreme court justices is because the biden administration supports that criminal threatening. and the recent now judiciary committee democrats are being told vote no on satu

minnesota democratic attorney general keith ellison is comparing u.s. justice clarence thomas to the iconic house slave character in quinton tarentino's 2012 film django unchained. the former congressman says the court's affirmative action puts thomas in line with that character a sadistic black man who remains loyal to his white owner. ellison says thomas should be impeached. ♪ jorch kirby says russia's to blockage of aid to ukraine is dangerous and irresponsible. also tonight, russia is blaming ukraine for blasts that have cut off a major supply line for its forces in occupied crimea. ukrainians are calling it a russian provocation. correspondent alex hogan has the latest. >> early morning explosions on the critical bridge connecting the annexed crimean peninsula to russia. the route is a lifeline for russian forces and it's been targeted before. in october, explosions closed the bridge for months. moscow blaming ukraine. >> i want proposal on ensuring security of the bridge. >> ukrainian officials chalk it up to russian provocation. today's attack ki

. >> and i'm ellison barber. "nbc news daily" starts right now. today's monday, july 10th, 2023. >>> breaking news. life-threatening flash flooding . >>> the manhunt, desperate search for a pennsylvania murder suspect who's escaped from jail, the survival skills authorities believe are helping him evade capture. >>> 14-year-old girl was found inside the barracks of camp pendleton, why that girl's family was trafficened and sold for sex. >>> primetime. amazon and other big-name retailers the items being showcase as consumers keep tightening their budget. >>> breaks news. >> a new round of severe weather. there's a flash flooding emergency happening right now across vermont. this is cell phone from a town about two hours south of burlington. look at that water there. emergency officials in vermont say just today at least 19 people had to be rescued by boat. >> meanwhile crews in new york state are assessing the damage after the major flooding that happened there over the weekend. one woman died in orange county, new york, swept away while trying to

you said i need to put new my boys looked into taking anything new to listen to the simple the ellison when we're sitting in the board on what's going on. so i put in a couple of days here. somebody else that will give us a joke, a woman as little as a good idea to chicago was a girl. did she? and yet, i'm almost sure which one was a need to for us to write because put the appeal to me as to the decision. i always always send you that some level of funding and probably partial me as a suggest miss. so much just was miss the the, the, the, the, the just the, some of the, you know, the day on the system to the little weekend was this sitting back to me or the over your story. the verse, of course, for sure, for the right saying and if explain scenario and the doors to we're going to enjoy the rest you. mr. comes with dental and present americans divided by to to fix group insurance to draw. but the disco contained in the sunroof. anything that everyone knows if i invite you on the home, why don't you don't have the students that are chromeboys in it. if there's, if showing different thin

in minnesota, attorney general keith ellison last year sued havenbrook homes and progress residential alleging a deliberate and calculated strategy to extract ever greater profits from their tenants by severely undermaintaining their homes. >> we cannot let a company, a hedge fund or a private equity firm, get to a point where they can move the market. >> reporter: his lawsuit also included pretium partners, the private equity firm tied to havenbrook and progress >> owners and operators, all of them, are responsible and they will be held responsible. so, it's not going to be good enough to say, i just own the place and get the profits from it. i don't operate. no, so that's not going to work. we expect everybody to operate ethically and within the law >> reporter: pretium declined to comment for the story. in a statement, progress did not address the issues raised by the minneapolis tenants but told nbc news, many millions have been invested in the properties we manage in minnesota, and in court, the company denies the allegation that tenants had to wait an inordinately long time for

but i think what marvin ellison is doing at lowe's, it's real, it's permanent and it's great. let's go to fernando in new york fernando >> caller: boo-yah, jim. how are you doing? >> i'm doing fine, fernando. how are you? >> caller: i'm doing wonderful i've got a stock here, walmart it's the world's largest retailer it posted 611 billion in revenues last year and with piper sandler upgrading walmart from a neutral to an overweight do you think it's a buy even though it's close to its 52-week high >> that's the problem. we had a reversal come in today. why don't we let it come in a little more? i will tell you this sam's club is doing incredibly well, which is why i think walmart's doing incredibly well. maybe you buy some tomorrow but then give it some room i like to do a 5% scale. in the club people know, i buy a little more, then wait for it to come down and buy a little more. we are overbought but i think walmart is a very good stock and that is being driven by sam's. randy in pennsylvania. randy. >> caller: yeah, boo-yah the third time's the charm you are the best fly eagl

here we were. >> thanks to ellison barber for that moment. >>> that wraps up the hour for me. me on twitter and instagram. watch highlights from today's show online. thank you for the privilege of your time. andrea mitchell picks up with more news right now. >>> right now on "andrea mitchell reports," new charges filed against former president donald trump in the classified documents case. we still await a separate likely indictment from special counsel jack smith on the former president's alleged attempts to steal the 2020 election. trump striking back today. >> people make up lies about me. i did nothing wrong. >>> the pentagon and state department monitoring a dicey tu

and let's ellison, which in order for the 1st thing you do, i should get us to comple commute that much less than the last a good. i need a legally, as opposed to like us less than what i mean. the left hand in general id may aqona not co sign. so as warranty and many of don't boss is hotspots and is risen through the rings from soldier to defense minister of the genetics people's republic. he's seen enough evidence of water. so cold river doctors do this if the symbol of both a short or thoughtful, full. yes, would you be able to push also from bush to the point bullet store i knew of 3 bits of west settles. think of me a little bit of shingle and so when yeah, show up in these was a promotion by former acting, ukrainian health minister. 40 on us to brewing on me. kyler a do escape a member of the advanced use of them to the people's policy. brad, to escape owens, ukraine's largest network of private clinics. and his commercial interest is obvious. us citizens so prone or dr. death, so she's known and ukraine said repeatedly, ukrainian, kidneys, and corneas. so welcome to the west lili

the latest crime happened last friday morning at ellison stockton.eries of still photos from a security camera shows a man kicking a woman as she was walking on the sidewalk. she was taken to the hospital and is expected to survive. that's the good news. a witness chased down the attacker and held him until officers took him into custody. the man arrested, 27-year-old james ramsay. he was arraigned today on charges of elder abuse and felony assault. ramsay is the same man who attacked a community leader, carl chan, in oakland in 2021. ramsay was convicted last year, served less than a year of a three-year sentence before being given supervised release. district attorney brooke jenkins is weighing options to add a hate crime charge. >> of course we are fresh into this investigation. this incident happened on friday, and so we are still going to be investigating any motive that we can find in this case. we will certainly be looking at the prior incident to see the facts and circumstances of that. but at this time, we have not charged that enhancement.

here's ellison barber. >> reporter: two boys from michigan, hailed as heroes after saving a young boyffin who was playing at the shallow end of his apartment pool begins to drift to the deeper end, struggling to keep his head above water >> i saw his arms floating in the water. so i looked at him for like maybe five more seconds, and i was like, he's not moving at all. >> reporter: for almost a minute, no one notices, until 12-year-old no heah seen on tha float tells his younger brother weston what's going on, 8-year-old weston quickly jumps in and pulls griffin above water. >> i dived in. i saw that his eyes were shut. and when i went to grab him, his head started like going up and down so i got him quickly >> reporter: then with the help of an adult, brings him to the side of the pool where griffin's mother begins giving her son cpr. weston and noah's mother immediately calling 911. >> he's at the outside of the pool, correct in. correct? >> reporter: griffin finally starts breathing and coughing up pool water he was rushed to the hospital and released two days later, making a full

and so i'm working at my desk there about 2:00 in the afternoon, i look up there's charles ellison, you know, 75 years old or something like standing in front of me. he'd walk all the way from the waldorf-astoria of towers, 15 blocks just to kind of boost our morale, kind of encourage us and all that. just a delightful, wonderful man. and i called him on the phone when i first started asking a contribution. he gave me a contribution on the phone and i called a few other people like him, captain eddie rickenbacker of eastern airlines, world war one hero, and jay howard pugh of the sun oil company. they all gave me money generously, but i decided i didn't like asking people for myself to write letters. yeah, talk about that a little bit cold. calling people on the phone. voice to voice that. that's not me. it wasn't me. as in my twenties. and it's not me almost 90. i just don't like people asking for money. so you will write them a letter? i started letters and you know, that seemed to work and so i got a secretary and i was able to write more letters. and then i got that hardly any of yo

what and people who have ellison sung trees, one of the biggest things to do when you visit, turn on, and they've dying and, and really struggle. and, and that's really, really sad to say that when people in bodily, to relate to having to take the children out of schools because they no longer have any money to pay for those schools. so there was the many situations around, well, have such a boss negative effect. so it's really important that destination is diversified and yes, have towards me cards, tourism. make sure it stay nimble and o income source, because if it is taken away, whether it is due to a pandemic, natural disaster, a terrorism attack, or simply because maybe the destination just isn't so fashionable anymore, that can be home the destination. i mean the economy of the area. yes. and then how does the strength of the country's currency impacts tourism industry and the cost of travel for international visitors to well, currencies kinda have a really big impact. people like to travel to a place because they feel they can get good value for money. and when the currency is

>> july 13, 2023, he ellison, currently sitting attorney general offensively likened justice thomas to a house slave from the film jangle. there is a long pattern april 27, 42014 bennie thompson of mississippi, another sitting member of congress. i was a recently 2023 georgia state senator emmanuel jones is similar language to characterize justice thomas including calling him uncleas tom. do you think it is all right? to call it justice who cares disagree and are complex i think it is bigoted that perhaps democrats hold them to a different standard. >> any time of any source. we have had members of the united states senate apologize publicly involving the issue of race should not compromise, integrity regardless of whether they are democrat or republican supreme court justice or not. so i will propose an amendment which will capsulized on this. page three, line 13 to insert after the work against any current or former justice including and preserves the rest of the language in page four paragraph five in its entirety and i offer as an amendment and it is an amendment before the committ

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i mean, my point of view, we are seeing the ellison somehow in the room fighting against each other, but at the same time, most of the time we are forgetting about these unfortunate or who countries who are really in need. and they are being oppressed by the pressure that's being applied to find a good you're calling a bring rich, and it just some of the 1st to say then what i want to pick you up on, on 2 things that you said that about 1st of all, about the suspension and the fact that it could get up and running again. i mean, experts are saying, but if it last longer, but a few days, it wouldn't be possible to get it up and running again and at the grace the green price is going to rise any way at all. so i wonder where the, i mean, you said you talked about turkey maintaining this, this balancing act. there were those who would say that, that's, that russia's financial re sign. this thing is a direct snob. the president of the one of the he has pivoted since his re election towards the west as well actually. i mean i, as i said i, i still believe that there was a chance for the a

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ellison, the award-winning story lawn boy. when the most banned books today. that tomorrow on velshi. the rise of wagner starts right now. now. russia may look like a state, but those who know it well say that, under president vladimir putin, it has become a mafia armed with nuclear weapons. >> he is a dictator, but more likely -- >> and on june 24th, putin faced the biggest challenge to his authority in his more than two decades in power. a member of his trusted inner circle dared to revolt and marched his army of mercenaries into russia. [speaking non-english] yevgeny prigozhin had reason to be angry. he had raised a private army called the wagner group and sent them to fight putin's war in ukraine. his men were being slaughtered and prigozhin blamed russians armchair generals running the war of sabotage. [speaking non-english] >> there was a mutiny against vladimir putin's armed forces. >> it is more like a fight between gangs, which is like a mafia state. >> vladimir putin was rattled and seemed to be caught off guard. he had raised prigozhin and empowered

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the complaint has been filed by the way in delaware bankruptcy court and names caroline ellison as a she's led bankman-fried's alameda research hedge fund if you remember. the suit claims basically that the alleged fraudulent transfers happened when ftx filed for chapter 11 protection and can be undone or avoided under u.s. bankruptcy code. we'll find out what a judge says. stu. stuart: okay. okay sean duffy is withme and hg next to me. tell me, when the ftx bust happened a few months ago, did you think about selling crypto at the time. time? >> can you undo the transactions and that's hard to dorks a billion dollars and it crushed the market, bitcoin down to roughly $16,000 a coin. i'm a long term holder of bitcoin and i have a bit of ethereum and i think you'll get involved in the crypto game, which i love about you. again, i think so many people are concerned about when you have $32 trillion in debt and on the pathway in ten years, you'll be at $50 trillion in debt. the system is going to break at some point and democrats have no desire to fix it and begs the question, are they tr

wrinkle in all of this, is the new york times are in the story a couple of days ago about caroline ellison, sam bankman-fried's ex-girlfriend, the former head of the hedge fund that he founded. and, also someone who will be likely a star testifying witness. >> against him? >> against him in october. prosecutor, say it was a bridge too far. he's gone too far. and, if there is no remedy other than detaining him that will make the community safe, that will keep him from influencing both witnesses who may testify, and predictive jurors. he asked the new york times -- but it's also a paper people here in the near get. and i contend the jury pool, as a result of this. >> do you think is actually gonna get his bail revoked? you heard this audible gasp, you know, in the courtroom. when that happened. i, mean that little sam, he's comfortable on his mom and dad basement. >> he's comfortable, he's been talking to journalists a ton. he's out of bells and phone calls with journalist, since he's been enhanced arrest. 1000. >> 1000? okay, he's sitting at his mom and dad's house, playing video games, 100

laura coates, cnn's tonight with ellison camerota starts right now. hey, alison. >> hey, laura. thanks so much. good evening, everyone. i'm alison camerota. welcome to cnn tonight. a lot of headlines. in the criminal code -- into donald trump's efforts to overturn the 2020 election. now that trump has been informed that he is a target of jack smith's investigation, what happens next? and what we have learned about those 16 fake electors in michigan. we're gonna bring you tomorrow's news tonight. meanwhile, it appears that the judge in the mar-a-lago classified documents case will not fast-track the trial. so, will it happen before the 2024 election? he and the one and only geraldo rivera will be here tonight to talk politics his exit from fox. and why he says he'll use his energy to keep donald trump from becoming president again. >> i got the letter on sunday night, think of it. i don't think they've ever sent a letter on sunday night. they're in a rush, they want to interfere, it interferes with the election. election interference. never been done like this in the history of o