i was walking down fifth avenue and heard a jet flying low over fifth avenue and it made a right toward building. >> this is clearly deliberate. >> chilling scene is i think attack on the world trade center. >> it is a tragedy, arhorrent and disgusting. >> ittic tas training and expertise to fly a sophisticated aircraft, not like cessna and pipers. you have to wonder what was going on in the cockpit. >> the roads are cut off, only way to get near the building is by foot. you have people streaming out of the area, in tears and shock. >> harvey kushner. is it too early to speculate? >> look how clear it is, how could you miss the world trade center? this day will live in infame. >> right. >> let me bring into the conversation, david asman. >> give you late breaking information, all of manhattan has been sealed off. hudson river and bridges are sealed, manhattan is in a lockdown. one can only guess u.s. armed forces are on high alert. united states of america is warding off any further terrorist threats on the city of manhattan. >> the city is closed. you cannot leave the city. [recordings

they will still be his supporters, as he himself said, one day, if he goes out in new york on fifth avenue, someone shoots, then none of his supporters are wrong with him, mr. igor, the connection disappears , we hope we will restore it, of course donald trump's audience is so cemented, but first of all this is a story about american justice, independent. and here it is interesting when ihor eisenberg will contact us again so that he can give an assessment directly to this, because it is precisely these verdicts of the judges, and the decision of the judges can be compared, in particular, i will not say the whole world, but in particular we can be compared, because the americans are just proud of the fact that they built the system justice, now we want to remind you that we have a disturbing night in ukraine, and look, most of ukraine, it remains red , this is the poltava, cherkasy, vinnytsia regions, although only two hours ago only the south of ukraine was colored red, and for now air the forces of ukraine report specifically about the missile danger in the sumy, zaporizhzhia regions, in

. >> a few years ago when the lines were outside fifth avenue and i was reporting on one of those linestechnology comes out and says here is the new phone i forget the number but he so tapped into the world i was hiding it and i was afraid that i got stuck with the new phone they were waiting two days for. >> there is a line on fifth avenue today were getting take you there later. >> let's move on oracle i know the stock is up 33% this year, this calendar year. another confident about the future and i speculate that they're talking about a.i. >> oracle is standing by the $65 billion in revenue target by fiscal 2026 the reason major a.i. deals with the biggest cloud vendors out there and their founder larry ellison says there with multiple billions of dollars. he had dinner in palo alto with elon musk and the ceo of nvidia last month can you imagine those three the world's richest men sitting together eating sushi and allison said that he and elon musk begged the ceo of nvidia to ensure that they had a.i. chips. begged him they were eating and begging at the same time. stuart: on the sub

the judge found trump inflated the value of his fifth avenue apartment in trump tower by as much as $200 million, by claiming it was triple its actual size. trump said mar-a-lago was worth up to $600 million when the judge said the palm beach estate's assessed value was no more than $27 million. the judge agreeing with new york attorney general letitia james, trump overstated his net worth by as much as $2.2 billion, duping banks, insurance companies, and other business partners into giving trump, his eldest sons, and their family, real estate business better terms than deserved. trump has consistently denied wrongdoing and has attacked the attorney general and her case. but tonight, the judge rejected each of trump's defenses, calling them bogus and deceptive, and saying, at one point, trump's denials were straight out of, quote, fantasy world. this civil trial is scheduled to begin next week, but at this point, david, all that's really left to determine is how much trump is going to have to pay in penalties. the state attorney general's office has asked for at least $250 million. and t

among the properties the judge found they inflated, his fifth avenue apartment in trump tower by as much as $200 million, and inflating the value of mar-a-lago in florida by nearly $600 million. in bringing the suit, new york attorney general letitia james had accused trump, his sons, and his business of overstating their net worth by as much as $2.2 billion. duping banks, insurance companies, and business partners. tonight, the judge deciding the evidence is clear. so, now what? abc's senior investigative reporter aaron katersky leading us off. >> reporter: tonight, a judge in new york has determined former president trump committed systemic fraud, lying for years about his net worth by inflating the value of his real estate portfolio. the fraud was so overwhelming, the judge decided there was no need for him to even hear evidence or testimony at a civil trial set to begin next month. the judge found trump inflated the value of his fifth avenue apartment in trump tower by as much as $200 million, by claiming it was triple its actual size. trump said mar-a-lago was worth up to $600 milli

. >> but all look beautiful that abc has a thing for miami polka coming up from fifth avenue in new yorkexa meade's wonderland dreams are an interactive art installation, politics and foreign wars. >> all the weather, all the scores. that's the world news polka dot. if you're an insomniac and a good night's sleep, you lack do the world news polka dots. it's late at night. you're wide awake and you're not wearing pants. so grab your world news now mug and everybody dance. can is in the middle of the night. don't count. have some fun. be a pal. every anchor guy and gal do the world news polka everybody. that's the world news polka. >> you're doing it, aren't you? >> i can hear all right now sing everyone to the world news polka . who cares what the bosses think? they're a goofy crew and if your neighbors call the cops, here's all you have to do when they yell. it's 3:30. tell them, hey, it's news to me. that's the world news polka. if you're up this late, you must be headed for the john. but hold it one more minute while we get your polka on. you know that the weekend's near when this litt

you'll find love in new york city on fifth avenue and if they just won't commit, tell them.on it or get lost. you joke. are let me call you sweetheart. i'm i'm in love with you. rockefeller center has such lovely new york views. >> i started my career here working for nbc news. >> nowadays i earn my keep telling viewers who can't sleep do the world news polka. let me hear you whisper that you love me too. all right. >> that's enough. >> that's enough. it's late at night. you're wide awake and you're not wearing pants. so grab your world news now, mug and everybody dance. you'll know that the weekend's near when this little tune you hear it's the world news polka. hope you like my every note. let's see what the anchors wrote and do the world news polka. >> go. thank you. ♪ ♪ >> announcer: it's "live with kelly and mark!" [applause] ♪ ♪ today, cohost of "dancing with the stars," julianne hough! and our record breaker week continues, with slam dunks from the members of the legendary harlem globetrotters. also, a woman from virginia is delivering a good

he said that he could shoot a man on fifth avenue. he was speaking figuratively.t he has finding two sexually abuse a woman on fifth avenue. and he did not even lose one point. he has gotten even stronger since then. but my faith in the republican voters to look at the justice system. holding trump accountable. when they find him liable for sexual abuse. >> one thing i wanted to ask. when it comes to fundraising, and political teams and polls. is there anyone you say that would be best positioned to give them a strong challenge? >> honestly, desantis is having trouble. we will have to wait to see if that will get turned around. he has the funding of the super back and his organization. let us see if he can make headway. but we are talking just about different universes of strength. so i can find a lot of interesting things about these candidates. if i work for them, could find the things they go on tv and talk about that is positive. but it does not show where we are in this race. also note. the supporters of former president donald trump is so sticky. 83% say the

. >> a knew trump building called the trump tower going up on fifth avenue. >> we purchase a site with the old department store on it next to tiffany, and we had to really take the building down. i see the inner cities as being probably in terms of a real estate sense probably the most viable investment. i really am not looking to make tremendous amounts of money. i'm looking to enjoy my life, and if that happens to go with it then fabulous. >> trump is not enjoying the sctiny on that namesake tower. the ruling rolls back the business model where trump and his company pushed misleagued valuations of skyscrapers, golf properties. they fraudulently inflate properties including the seven springs compound. there's nothing new about the exaggeration that you might see in big city real estate, certainly in a big city like manhattan or about trump's routine of pushing well past that exaggeration into the kind of fraud busted by this judge. for those who find tonight's judgment day to be feeling like it's a little late, remember -- that is partly because trump and his lawyers were actually fin

all of these gucci, per barry all the stores and fifth avenue on the west coast.worse group in the world is no just acre after acre of plywood. it's that way because of the chaos going on in the industry because of the number of homeless. why do we have homeless people question that a lot of people believe it i believe it's a drug addiction, mental illness, it is poverty. after i went to san francisco i saw this three weeks ago. what happened to the city that i lived in for nine months? i started reading the data. what i found was those people of peopleare not on the street. arc poverty or mental illness. west virginia has more drug addiction, more poverty than san francisco. they are just in our country. i has the same level. detroit has higher drug emissions. or note does west virginia. explain? the university of san francisco have figured it out. they said is one 100% related to the housing act. what now today, california has 12% of our population. 50% of her unsheltered homeless. it's because of housing it and accessibility. that is a tidal wave it's coming co

he already said he could shoot a man on fifth avenue and not lose votes.il jury found he abused a woman on fifth avenue and he didn't lose any votes. he will never lose anything. i understand the impetus for third-party, there are good people behind it but you will elect trump. i bet mark mackinnon's life savings, which are a lot higher than mine. is a very wealthy man. >> marg and paul, thank you so much. >> kick it. >> we will be right back. are now for your whole body. plus, fast-working crepe corrector diminishes wrinkled skin in just two days. gold bond. champion your skin. ah, these bills are crazy. she has no idea she's sitting on a goldmine. well she doesn't know that if she owns a life insurance policy of $100,000 or more she can sell all or part of it to coventry for cash. even a term policy. even a term policy? even a term policy! find out if you're sitting on a goldmine. call coventry direct today at the number on your screen, or visit coventrydirect.com. >>> before we leave you, tomorrow's news tonight. hurricane lee is now a category five hur

he always said that he could shoot a man on fifth avenue and not lose any votes.d a woman on fifth avenue a didn't lose any votes. so this, i understand if it is, there's good meal behind, it you're going to elect trump 100%. i will bet mark mckinnon's life savings, which are a lot higher than mine. >> i don't want to get into this battle right now gentlemen, mark mckinnon, paul, thank you so much. >> thank you. >> we'll be right back. i was told my small business wouldn't qualify for an erc tax refund. you should get a second opinion from innovation refunds at no upfront cost. sometimes you need a second opipinion. [coughs] good to go. yeah, i think i'll get a second opinion. all these walls gotta go! ah ah ah! i'd love a second opinion. no. i'm going to get a second opinion. with innovation refunds, there's no upfront cost to find out. so why not check like i did for my small business? take the first step to see if your small business qualifies for the erc. ♪ (upbeat music) ♪ ( ♪ ) ( ♪ ) ( ♪ ) -awww. -awww. -awww. -nope. ( ♪ ) constant contact delivers the marke

he has some people who believe in him and he famously said he could shoot people on fifth avenue in lot -- and not lose votes. he has actually behaved that way. joe biden is very strong record and in the final analysis, people will make a choice. it drives me crazy that these elections never end and it's all sort of emotion and exaggeration. as we cut through what the actual performances are in terms of job creation, in terms of opportunities for americans to rebuild and renew their communities, to deal with the disastrous consequences of what has happened with the environmental catastrophe of climate change, fires, floods, earthquakes, these are things that will make a big difference in terms of government being there when they are needed. joe biden and his ais

but you remember trump famously said -- he was speaking figuratively -- he could shoot a man on fifth avenue and not lose any votes. we don't even mention anymore that just four months ago a jury in new york found him civilly libel for sexually abusing a woman on fifth avenue. he's been adjudicated for that. he's presumed innocent. he's not entitled to that presumption in the civil case that's been adjudicated against him. it didn't move him down a point even though a court of law found he sexually abused a woman. he can get to 45 very easily. it's impossible to get to 50. never once since the day he slithered down that escalator, has donald trump had 50% support in this country. and he'll never get there. >> back on meadows, based on your reporting around the january 6th investigation, what was meadows doing that's now gotten him to so much legal peril. he's really at the center of trying to overturn the election. >> look, he was front and center. he was with donald trump. he was speaking to him. he knew what was going on there. he was setting up meetings. he was having people come into the

when you think of a card shark, or a card mechanic, you think of the shady dude on fifth avenue who's trying to con you out of money. but do you feel like there is integrity to the craft? that's an interesting question because a card shark, obviously, is a cheater. there's not really a lot of integrity there because you're stealing the money. i chose to be an honest cheat. that's an oxymoron if i've ever heard one. i chose to use my skills as a form of entertainment. welcome to the magic castle. howdy. - woohoo. johnny: where are we right now, richard? richard: we are at the magic castle in hollywood. and it is to magic what the grand ole opry is to country music. and it's only by invitation to get into the place. would you also say this would be a place of secrets? the magic castle is full of secrets. so here's the lazy way of shuffling. ok. let's see if we can do this together. yeah. put your cards in your left hand, kind of spread them across. to any novice who's ever handled a deck of cards, you know they're awkward. i mean they're square, there's a thick deck of them, they're sli

tim cook greeted customers in new york city about an hour ago at the fifth avenue flagship.ech giant hopes its new product is the solution to this dip in smartphone demand. apple is coming off of three straight quarterly revenue declines. you call the 15 a monster this morning. >> by the way, if you want to see monster lines, look no further than china where at one point two weeks ago, we just go back and rewind the tape, it was considered to be that the party would, you know, detain you if you bought an apple, completely untrue. i think the thing that matters the most that people are very excited about is the way the titanium is so light, david. it's incredible. when paired with a watch, you can play, like, hot/cold, find out where it is. but the camera, you can go like this, take a picture like this, and it is not blurry. and that's a remarkable thing. there are so many different aspects of it that i will get it asap. >> you will? >> oh, absolutely. it's just so different. get good trade-in value. it's so much better. by the way, if you drop it -- >> you're not one, and yo

the judge agreeing with james, saying trump inflated the value of his fifth avenue apartment by as much as $200 million, claiming it was triple its actual size. the judge also striking trump's claim that mar a lago was worth up to $600 million when it's assessed at no more than 27 million. the judge also saying the defendant lives in a fantasy world and that these fraudulent valuations were meant to reap the benefits of better loan and insurance terms. former trump lawyer michael cohen reacting on cnn. >> judge engoron really had enough. he had enough. i mean, some of the language that was used in this 35 page decision demonstrate it's exactly this point that he just had enough of the games and he was not going to allow donald's delay tactics to continue overnight, the gop presidential frontrunner attacked the decision as political, claiming his civil rights have been violated. >> next, the judge will decide how much trump will pay in penalties at trial starting october 2nd, all the way to get to donald trump is always via the pocketbook. the attorney general asking for at least $250 mi

all of these foreign brands, gucci, barberry, all the stores, the fifth avenue of the west coast.oa it'snow just a car after acre of plywood. it's that way because that chaos that's going on in the streets because the number of homeless. why do with homeless people? a lot of people believeav and i believe it's partially drug addiction, mental illness, poverty. but after i went to san francisco and solve this three weeks ago, what happened to the city time again for nine months, i started reading the data. what i found was that those people are not on the street, drug addiction does explain. note of poverty or mental illness. west virginia has more drug addiction, more poverty than san francisco. san francisco is of riches city in our country. it has the same level of mental illness. detroit has higher drug addiction, higher poverty but they don't have homelessness. nor does west virginia. what explains it? the university of san francisco have figured it out. they said it's 100% related to housing access. now today, california has 12% of our population. 50% of our unsheltered homeless and

value of anything that has to do do with over inflating this footage of your primary residence, fifth avenue two 33,000 square feet when the unit is actually 11,000 square feet. what does the value have a need to do with claiming it is worth $15,000 a square foot or whatever he put down onto it when nothing in the entire area of that building, for sure, ever approach a price per square foot even in the stratosphere. >> mar-a-lago is worth much more than $18 million at this point. >> that is not what he claimed the value of mar-a-lago was. >> that is what he saying the judge ruled it. he's complaining about the judge's estimate. >> he can certainly have his day in court when it comes to damages, which is where the trial starts on monday. i don't think he will be successful. mar-a-lago is not donald's house. it is a country club. it is a social club. it is zoned as a social club. you cannot just change zoning's simply from monday to tuesday by saying, today i wanted to be a house. therefore, it will be under r 1 zoning. therefore it is worth $300 million. it does not work that way. >> this is

his try flex on fifth avenue, two 33,000 square feet, when that unit is actually 11,000 square feet? what is the brand value have anything to do with claiming it's worth $15,000 a square foot, but whenever he put down onto it, when in fact nothing in the entire area, that building for sure, ever approached a price per square foot, even in that stratosphere. of course, it doesn't. >> mar-a-lago's worth much more than the $18 million they claimed. >> the 18 million that you're talking about, that's not what he claimed that the value of mar-a-lago was. >> that's what he's saying that the judge rules, what they found here. he is complaining about the judge. >> he can certainly have his day in court when it comes to damages, which is where the trial starts on monday. but i don't think he is going to be successful in any of that. mar-a-lago is not a house, it's not donald house. it is a country club. it's a social club. it is zoned as a social club. so you can't just change zoning's, simply from on monday to a tuesday by saying today i want it to be a house, therefore it's going to be unde

i was thinking just yesterday writing down fifth avenue, i have one grandchild.ifth avenue with migrants on saying, you know that building used to be called trump towers, i tell them the story. that is the thing that battle trump is scared about. he will be removed from the memory of the next generation because there will be nothing called trump in the civil case. >> coming up on morning joe is donald trump running for retribution? he does say i am near retribution. >> and he's going to start his wall street journal story today. they said he's going to start arresting senate german tax -- democrats in their homes. >> our next guest says that is a legitimate concern for current and former government officials. we will talk to the secretary of defense under president trump, mark expert, about the threats posed by a potential second term for his old boss. you are watching morning joe, we will be right back. it may be time to see the bigger picture. heart failure and seemingly unrelated symptoms like carpal tunnel syndrome, shortness of breath, and irregular heartbea

the smell lingers on the streets sub ways and even sacks fifth avenue. some bluebell it's progress helping to right the wrongs of the drug war other believe it smells like a city in decline. not just new york, marijuana referred to the state perfume in carolina. residents in port lan st. louis and a dozen other cities say the smell is prevalent. polls say the smell of weed bothers about half the population but not the other half. common sense understands marijuana changes the way we feel and think heck if it didn't no one would use it. but the national institute of health for young people, is actually cognitive decline affecting memory attention and learning. gpa and graduation rates. in other words, it no longer smells like teen peer it. common sense smells a winter storm warning on court 17 letting society go to pot is not the high that everybody thinks it is. >> and later in the nightcap, we are now giving you one minute, a slot in the super bowl, an ad that you can't sell. what would you fill the ad with? one minute of fame. something maybe clever, l

non-union, undocumented, polish workers to do the demolition work, paving the way for trump tower on fifth avenueg them as little as $4 an hour. in 2016, as president elect, he told carrier workers, at a plant in indianapolis, he had safe there are jobs from being moved to mexico. a year later, roughly half were laid off. union members work to horror to hire a guy for a job who won't work hard for them. mr. trump, i gotcha. i gotcha. have to put your mind to it and fight. subject 2: it doesn't feel good because you can't play outside with other children. subject 3: as a parent, it is your job to protect your family. but here is something that i cannot do. i cannot fix this. i don't know if my daughter is going to be able to walk. i don't know if she's going to make it till tomorrow. [music playing] interviewer: you can join the battle to save lives by supporting st. jude children's research hospital. families never receive a bill from st. jude for treatment, travel, housing, or food so they can focus on helping their child live. subject 4: childhood cancer, there's no escaping it. but st. jude is

it's around the corner here stretching from fifth avenue down to madison. and as you mention tim cook showing up to open the doors this morning at 8:00 a.m. we saw him inside. he was signing autographs believe it or not of people's boxes of newly purchased iphones. look, after all the cheering and so forth that we're seeing and the celebrations, the pressure is really on for this iphone 15 line-up after we've seen apple go through three straight quarters of declining revenue, expecting a fourth quarter of declining revenue as well unless right now in the last couple of week of the quarter perform above expectations. next quarter is the real quarter to watch. that is a fourth holiday quarter. compares for top line growth should get easier because of all the covid lockdowns and supply chain issues they had in the quarter. apple really hoping comparisons get better, and the key to that, kelly, is the proline of phones. especially the iphone pro max which costs $100 i talk to the first person in line here he got in at 8:00 last night and he said he's in line fo

in his flagship property trump tower on fifth avenue to pump up its value.eatedly claiming it was over 30,000 square feet, when it was actually a third of that size. which prompted the judge to write -- a discrepancy of this order of magnitude by a real estate developer sizing up his own living space of decades can only be considered fraud. and so, the trial in the civil lawsuit will begin on monday, more than four years after latitia james first opened her civil investigation. it's an investigation that she said only began because of the 2019 congressional testimony from trump's former lawyer, michael cohen, who put a spotlight on trump's misconduct. >> to your knowledge, did the president or his company ever inflate assets or revenues? >> yes. >> to your knowledge, did the president ever provide inflated assets to an insurance company? >> yes. >> do you know -- to your knowledge, was the president interested in reducing his local real estate bills, tax bills? >> yes. >> and how did he do that? >> what you do is you deflate the value of the asset and then y

know, donald trump has diagnosed it pretty much correctly when he says he could shoot someone on fifth avenue and he'd not lose any support among his right-wing following. that might relate to the republican party today but that's not how the rule of law works and the justice department works. if people commit crimes, they're entitled to the presumption of innocence and due process, that the grand juries meet and they hand down an indictment, then you move forward to trial. and again due process and the presumption of innocence to operate, but we want to see our laws are enforced. and i would love to hear just one republican state the same thing on the other side. >> well, we just had congressman ken buck on, and he said the reason why speaker mccarthy did not bring the impeachment inquiry for a vote is because there are at least 20 republicans not going to vote for it presumably including him because they didn't see any evidence that president biden had financially benefitted from any of hunter's business dealings, so there are at least 20 who are trying to look for the evidence. but one of

of the defendant's mouth because one of the things that had him arrested was a pizza crust on fifth avenuen the trash can outside of his architectural office that they found he could not be excluded from a hair that was found on one of the victims. that swab would be confirmatory. we cannot forget the victims in all of this. he's charged with three counts of first-degree and second-degree murder. megan waterman, melissa barthelemy, amber costello, those are the three. there is one other he is a prime suspect, marine bay nard barnes, all were found in 2010. we will see if there's any update on him being the prime suspect of that fourth gilgo beach victim. poppy? >> i'm so glad people look at their faces and you head their names because this is about justice for them and their families. jean, thank you. we will dn to follow it very much. >>> thank you for joining us. come back tomorrow after we stay up all night and watch the debate. >> we will break it all down and a lot more. >> see you then. "cnn news central" is next. -bar.

and on tuesday, a man was killed and a second was hurt in a shooting near east 18th street and fifth avenue. video from citizen app shows police looking for evidence near a car. bishop jackson, who has worked to reduce violence in oakland, says those responsible should be punished. and incarceration should have rehabilitation measures to make sure when they come out, they're better than when they went in and if youths are involved, he says, all is not lost. i do believe that those young people are they are salvageable, they are trainable and they are beautiful kids. they're just misguided. there have now been 79 homicides in oakland so far this year, compared to 80 at the same time in 2022. henry lee, ktvu, fox two news. new at ten tonight an innocent driver has died after a suspect who was being chased by police crashed. it happened in vallejo yesterday evening just after 530. when police say they spotted a toyota avalon that had been used in recent armed robberies. as officers approached, they say the driver sped off, ignoring stoplights and stop signs. police say they began chasing the c

trump of control over some of his key new york properties, including the flagship trump tower on fifth avenuen, and a golf club in westchester. the ruling was so skating the trump legal team is now questioning the point of even having the upcoming trial next week with the lead trump attorney cristobal kaye asking, don't take this the wrong way, but what does this trial look like? according to nbc reporting, we have some idea of what it would look. like president trump is expected to attend the trial in person. or at least on monday and tuesday, with his departure plan for wednesday. joining me now, senior legal correspondent at the messenger, adam klinesville. adam, you are about as excited as you can get when it comes all things trump in new york, especially, i know you've been in there in court. you've been following everything. let's talk about judge and groans ruling. it was a doozy. it was scathing. i think that is a undervalued adjective for this. let's talk about the real life implications. this was the summary judgment granted for letitia james. what is kind of the lay of the land the

and i found story very moving and she led this massive march up fifth avenue in 1912. she was so charismatic as a teenager that a whole phrase was invented to describe how she turned audiences. people would write a newspaper is that you went to a talk by mabel king probably and you left margolyes by procession. and i love that idea of like this captivating young person. but i also think she was a good example. one of the other stories that really surprised me was and dickinson, who was an abolitionist orator during the civil war, actually the first woman in, her very early twenties ever, to address the house of representatives in congress. these were two girls, as they were. would been identified at their time who. both tried best to seize a platform that was extended to them sort of unlikely in, an unlikely way, because they were young and female, but also couldn't help but have to kind of brush up against constraints of a platform like that where. you're really given an acronym stick a microphone, but you're not given a lot of power. and i think reading those stories

so the question here is not about what happens with trump's base, there -- on fifth avenue as well. but the independents hold the balance of power in any presidential election. they're up for grabs. and the news this week we can switch -- argument that trump is making. think about people like lindsey graham, michael flynn, who are not indicted. fani willis decided that she was not going to indict a large number of people because there wasn't enough evidence to convince a jury. that means that she is very confident that for the people she didn't died including the former president, she does have enough evidence. this is not an indiscriminate prosecution. it's not a witch hunt. she's being very methodical deciding which cases have enough evidence and who has a chance of being convicted. d >> david, let me get your thoughts on the grand jury report and i think a lot of people are wondering, despite you believe willis declined to indict 21 individuals despite the fact that charges were recommended by special grand jury? why did she decide 19 and not these 21, and i guess ultimately, doe

among those properties are fifth avenues trump tower, the landmark where trump maintained his personalidence for years, filmed episodes of the apprentice, and launched his 2016 presidential campaign. like i said, you know the details about trump's holdings and what this all involves. so tell me how this all connects. is trump tower actually part of the trump organization, or is it separate? >> it's owned by one of the trump llcs. it's this gigantic yarn ball of llcs that have some real assets and some aren't. remember, trump tower is mostly condominiums. he doesn't know knows anymore. he controls a commercial space on the few first few floors. he doesn't even own the land under the building. for reputational reasons it's very valuable to him but it's not his most valuable new york property. it hasn't been for sometime. but collectively everything that he owns in amounts to his most, the most significant component of his wealth is represented by several buildings in new york and another one in california. so if you have to sell these things under a fire sale situation, in which a court

, many that became widely known after trump entered politics, from trump tower, skyscrapers an fifth avenue outside the city. joining me now, ucla professor of constitutional law, harry litman. good to have you. this is a trial trump desperately tried to delay. are things going to get moving monday? >> he's got one move. the appeal denied yesterday was against a different judge, justice they call them in new york who was going to preside at trial. he could try an emergency appeal of the actually summary judgment ruling that said fraud is off the table, it's been proven against him that the justice entered last week. if he doesn't do that, and even if he does, i don't expect to it take the appellate division very long. so he's really going in right now, and as you say -- we're talking about labyrinth, corporate law, real estate twists and turns, but this is really, really a sledgehammer to the things and properties he's been proudest of and supposedly constitute his brand for many, many years. this is a killer blow. >> so let's talk about this strategy on the prosecution's side. you've got t

indiscernible ] >> this was milpitas police calling out for someone to come out of this home on fifth avenue morning. at some point after more than 13 hours, the s.w.a.t. team made their way into that home and a milpitas k-9 officer came up empty. milpitas police tell us this started as a domestic violence situation around 7:30 last night and this is how one neighbor described it. >> we were told it was a hostage situation, two gentlemen, a woman and a baby were in a car. the two gentlemen had a fight and somehow the -- one of the gentlemen accosted the woman. she got away with her baby and the other man, they were across the street and the one guy ran into the house, and it seems like they hold themselves up. >> if he was holed up, he managed to give police the slip. milpitas police had to respond as if they were still in the house. they were frustrated because they weren't given much information to go on throughout the night and as far as they know that suspect is still at large and that home backs up right to an elementary school. it is spangler elementary school with a yard between them

showed up to greet and take selfies with customers outside apple's new york flagship store on fifth avenue. shares a about 10% off the all-time highs. will mega-tech continue to lead, or is it now time for investors to do a little course correcting? let's get to the floor show. trader e keith fitz-gerald who owns apple and morning star wealth's chief investment officer martin norton who's starting to look beyond the so-call magnificent seven tech stocks. keith, you bought more yesterday? we still have time left, just under an hour. are you buying more today? >> well, i tell you what, i'm pretty happy with what i purchase yesterday, but i'm not going to take that off the table. this is one of those companies and one of those times, liz, where you just look at yourself, you look at what you want to accomplish, and you look at what the market's willing to hand you. everybody pooh-poohed apple weeks ago because they thought demand would slack. we're seeing it today, preorders are sold out, i hope i'm smart enough to buy more, and i hope i have time after we get off the air to do it. liz: marta

. >> stephen: he shot a guy on fifth avenue and kept his base. >> george: and that worked.ping him. completely untrue. nobody had ever made an accusation like that against a former president. he did seem to survive all that. i'm not sure that that string is going to continue. actually i don't think that string is going to continue. but it has been amazing. >> stephen: tomorrow, as we were saying earlier, tomorrow, january 6th possibly may be the final hearing. not entirely sure. >> george: they are saying there's going to be all this new secret service evidence that comes out but i guess my big question about it is, what else do we need to know? he lost the election. he lied about it. he stoked up a crowd of armed militants. they stormed the capitol while he watched it on tv. shouldn't that be case closed? [cheers and applause] >> stephen: so... george stephanopoulos right now is calling on them to not have a hearing tomorrow is what i'm hearing? >> george: i'm going to be watching, no question. >> stephen: i'm going to be watching too. you're going to be reporting on it. i

yeah so we know that lines are back here at the cube, which is a flagship fifth avenue store here forapple. but then i want to show you something new this year. take a look over here on 58th street. we're going down a full block right now for the lineups. and we'll tell you more right after this. when you can't watch, listen, get the latest news, business and news headlines on sirius xm anytime, anywhere, fox news audio on siriusxm america is listening. while you may not be a pediatric surgeon volunteering your topiary talents at a children's hospital, your life is just as unique. at raymond james, financial adviser gets to know you your passions and the way you give back. so you can live your life. that's life well planned businesses need five g solutions today. that's why they choose t mobile for business mlb partners with t mobile to not only enhance the fan experience, but to advance how the game is played. triple-a relies on t-mobile's network to stay connected nationwide so they can help get their members back on the road . and we're helping panel innovate to stop the spread of

, one day i will be riding down fifth avenue with my grandson saying you know that building used to be called trump towers and tell a story. that is the thing that donald trump is scared about. he will be removed from the memory of the next generation because there will be nothing called trump if this civil case goes forward. >> i was going to say, it's really, it's already happened even in our time. you know, used to -- when i lived up in connecticut, i drove up the west side highway and as i left you would see seven, eight fwlgs a row, huge buildings, trump, trump, trump, trump, trump, trump. and there would be people that would pay a lot of money to slap his name on the side of the building. coming into the city '17 and '18 one at a time they were taken down, up and down the highway. now they're talking about actually taking trump tower and other towers away from him. by the way, some idiot, idiot, said this is -- this happens in stalinist nations. this happens in nations where there's rule of law and stalinist nations you say this is a stalinist nation and they take you out back an

they did it, the judge said, by inflating the value of his real estate portfolio including hi fifth avenuein scotland, tricking the lenders and insurers of those properties into giving trump better terms than he deserved. now there is one more hearing in this civil case here in court today but all that's left to determine at a trial, scheduled to begin next week, is how much the trumps are going to have to pay in penalties. the new york attorney general, george, asked for at least $250 million. george? >> quite a penalty. aaron, thank you very much. we have breaking news. north korea claims it's planning to expel the soldier travis king who crossed the border into the country. the official newsing a of the country said they have finished their interrogation of private king. marcus moore has the story. good morning, marcus. >> reporter: good morning. this is a major development. u.s. officials confirming that american soldier travis king has now been returned to u.s. custody. this after north korea anouned overnight that they were expelling the 23-year-old from wisconsin after an investigat

he has some people who believe in him and he famously said he could shoot people on fifth avenue in lotd not lose votes. he has actually behaved that way. joe biden is very strong record and in the final analysis, people will make a choice. it drives me crazy that these elections never end and it's all sort of emotion and exaggeration. as we cut through what the actual performances are in terms of job creation, in terms of opportunities for americans to rebuild and renew their communities, to deal with the disastrous consequences of what has happened with the environmental catastrophe of climate change, fires, floods, earthquakes, these are things that will make a big difference in terms of government being there when they are needed. joe biden and his administration has evidenced -- as evidence would happen in hawaii and what happened in vermont. they are working to provide this necessary assistance and in the final analysis, i think the american people will make a fair judgment. host: congressman earl blumenauer, democrat from oregon, thanks for talking to our viewers this morning. gu

he rather be at mar-a-lago, bedminster or fifth avenue. he probably thought that the criminal court women in fulton county was just for poor people or black people. fani willis had to show him otherwise. he told cops, you don't let there be too careful when you are arresting people. they are putting them in a squad car, that is okay. in georgia, republicans did not have any problems with these states very expensive law, when it was being used to prosecute young black man for gang activity. but one it is applied to 19 mainly white people for trying to overturn the election. that is when they have the call to lie about to tears of justice. chris, yeah, they are about the two tiers, but they are wrong about who is on the bottom. that is still black and brown people and poor people. rudy giuliani says he's broke. he says he can't afford a defense. chris, he's got a apartment on the market in your city today for almost $7 million. there are hundreds of thousands of people with federal or state jails right now, all over the country. they are loc

tom: trump is not on park avenue, he's on fifth avenue. that's identified. jonathan: i am aware.y quotes from his pitch that didn't make a lot of sense. when the last guy was here, he was shipping jeff to china now we are bringing jobs home from china. when the former president went off in his tirade about china and people in washington called him a lunatic and now we are using the same language. lisa: let's see what sticks with union members kind of on the fence of whether they go republican or democrat. it used to be a standby democratic vote and that is change in how much can biden change that back will be the key question. jonathan: the chinese economy with the services sector showing more weakness, expanding at the slowest rate this year in august. it the pmi fell to 51.8%, down from 54.1% in july. the hope is the initiatives of the past week could turn the story around pretty quickly. lisa: i've been reading over the past week about how much the chinese economy and the slowdown there will affect the u.s. and how much it will transmit to europe. the transmission to europe is