i saw footage last week at an event honoring the south fulton police. you got a little emotional thanking the police for having kept you safe in what has been a remarkably threatening environment for you. i wonder what effect the sort of constant threat of violence that you have been living with has had on you and on your ability to do your work. >> well, thank you for asking. not many people ask about what is the personal journey that's been going on. and it really hasn't been happening in the last year. it's been happening since about a month after i took office. i began to get threats. those threats come in the way of emails. those threats come in the way of phone calls. text messages, any which way you can imagine. at some point, the threats became where i had to leave my home. i have been out of my home since the first year in office. they have come from a variety of sources. one of the first things that ever happened was there was a protest at my house at 5:00 in the morning, people mad because the last administration had left police cases, lots o

interview is fulton county, georgia, district attorney fani willis.levision interviews very often. it's an honor to have you here. >> thank you for having me this evening. >> let me start by asking you about what your life has been like and how things have changed over the course of this past year. i know you have body guards. i know you had to leave your home because of ongoing threats against you. i saw footage last week at an event honoring the south fulton police. you got a little emotional thanking the police for having kept you safe in what has been a remarkably threatening environment for you. i wonder what effect the sort of constant threat of violence that you have been living with has had on you and on your ability to do your work. >> well, thank you for asking. not many people ask about what is the personal journey that's been going on. and it really hasn't been happening in the last year. it's been happening since about a month after i took office. i began to get threats. those threats come in the way of emails. those threats come in the w

i think fulton county jurors are intelligent and attentive.acts and evidence and render a verdict that speaks to truth in this case based on the facts and evidence, no matter what. >> nathan wade, thank you very much. >> thank you for having me and let me say this. i know you have the opportunity to do it. memorial day is coming. i wanted to say a shout out to the veterans, specifically my father who is a vietnam veteran. thank you for your service. >> thank you. i appreciate it. (♪♪) hey folks, chris counahan for leaffilter—the permanent gutter solution that protects your home in so many ways, it takes more than one chris to explain it. am i right chris? that's right chris. but together, i think we've got the job covered. like leaffilter has your gutters covered - keeping out debris, like this. and protecting you from getting up on this thing to clean out your gutters ever again. and our install process keeps your roof warranty in tact. exactly, chris. and you know how else leaffilter protects your home? how's that chris? i don't know, i'm as

or fulton county.e she has been the d.a., you have seen a demonstrative decrease -- a precipitate of decrease in crime, violent crime down 20%, homicides down 26%. >> greg: reporting on crime is down. >> richard: but also convictions -- okay, sure, but convictions are also up a record number. she has taken down, using the rico statute a number of different ways to take down cheating scandal, murderers, over and over again you have seen her office, the d.a.'s office, in fulton county, p actually very effective at stopping major crime. and now there is a case against the former president. we will see where that case goes. right? he is innocent until proven guilty. but i think it is worth pointing out that her track record as a d.a. seems to be moving in the right direction, outside of the trump case. before we flatter her and say she is not doing a good job, hen fulton county is actually exceptional, which is why folks in fulton county are getting ready to vote for her again. >> greg: i'll slander her. i

or fulton made in their lives. so a really strong investigative staff was one thing. fulton did everything he could as a prosecutor to ground that committee's work in facts, not in political opinions, not trying to score political points, but just laying out the facts for the american people and letting them, as truman said, letting the chips fall where they may. and then a couple of key innovations as well. fulton started the practice, which was unusual of the time of letting witnesses know well in advance, probably two or three days in advance, that they would be called to testify. and then the truman committee gave them a chance to read an opening statement into the record. many of the journalism from the time comments on the unusual efforts at the truman committee went to to get the facts straight. and then after the testimony, truman and the committee would circulate drafts of the reports around to the navy or to the army or to united states seal or the ford motor company and allow them to look over the docume

i am at a point where i need fulton county voters to get out and vote.ople around the country to support me big and small, to say that we are going to be a country that still believes in the rule of law. >> laura: that's funny. joining me now criminal defense attorney ashleigh merchant who argued for willis' disqualification. ashley, now you have exposed miswillis for the fraud that she is. are voters going to toss her to the curb tonight or give her the equivalent of a promotion by giving her vociferous and sustained support at the polls? >> you know, i hope so. it depends on what the fulton county voters do and what they actually believe and if they actually come out and vote. but i think those who actually understand what is going on are going to vote her out. >> laura: last night she leveled it seems to me at least, to be a racial accusation against that oversight, prosecution oversight panel. watch this. >> georgia had never had a prosecutorial oversight committee and all of a sudden 14 minorities were elected to office to serve as district attorney

i am at t a point i need fulton county voters to get out and vote.try to support me big and small toll say we are going to be a countr. that still believes in the rule of law. >> laura: that is funny. joining me criminal defensedi sqattorney who argued for willie disqualification. ashley, yo u have exposed willis t for the fraud she has. will voters toss her to the curb or n promotion by giving her a sustained support of the polls?d >> you know, i hope so. it depends on what the fulton county voters do and wha they actually believe and if they actually come out and votev i think thosote who actually understand what is going on are going to bow her out. >> laura: last night, she leveled what seemed to me at least to be a racial accusation against that oversight prosecution oversight panel.ecut watch this. >> georgia had never had a prosecutorial oversightfice committee and all of a sudden, 14 minorities were elected tode office to serve as district attorney. and now, all of t coa sudden, ty need to know oversight committee to look after district attor

and now just to remind their audience fulton started his 5th president, a short term just after being evaluated this week earlier this week. and, and as part of that, as part of russian load the entire russian cabinet and resigned at now. sure goes a ally, deputy defense minister timor evils, as a reminder, was arrested in april this year on bribery charges. and, and this by some analyst has been interpreted as an attack on show who perhaps possibly leading to his dismissal as a role of a defense minister. and now you have denny pretty gorging. as you might remember, oak was head of the wagner group before dying. last year in a plane crash was a vocal critic of a struggle and often code for his removal. and so far from what we know, a struggle is the only minister being replaced from the members of the cabinet. okay, that's the w corresponding vacancy silva and we go thank you so much for being jim . so let's look at some of the stories making headlines around the world. one of jeremy's leading human rights prizes has been avoided for few misleading to the russian opposition for go al

year as such, because it is also march of the forty-sixth year. and this is churchill’s speech in fultonhe united states of america is finally beginning to declare that they are spinning up the flywheel of this powerful confrontation with the soviet union, this is the marshall plan being written, this is already forming a completely new contradiction for the soviet union, this is a coincidence of multidimensionalities , multi-level contradiction, confrontation, it was very serious, in 1946, after the famous church speech churchill, that means... for the soviet union it was extremely difficult, because we needed to recover, we needed to rebuild, we needed, well , the simplest things - to bring men home, because this is labor, this is human capital, therefore, at this moment, the contradiction between germany and the united states of america, which were actively building up their potential and recruiting... new, respectively, employees for intelligence and confrontation with the soviet union, is quite obvious. but, of course, work on the creation of nato began long before churchill's fulto

in november, she faces off against a republican challenger in the race for fulton county district attorney. >>> and donald trump's hush money trial in new york is drawing closer to an end. the jury has been sent home until may 28th, when closing arguments are expected. >>> for more, download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm carissa lawson, cbs news, new york. >>> it's wednesday, may 22nd, 2024. this is "cbs news mornings." >>> breaking overnight, heartbreak in the heartland. a string of tornadoes leaves death and devastation in their wake. >>> plus -- >> i saw people from across the aisle going completely horizontal, hitting the ceiling and landing back down. >> terror at 37,000 feet. a plane hits severe turbulence sending everything and everyone flying. a passenger dies, dozens bloodied and injured. what went wrong. >>> and under fire. former president trump trying to walk back two controversial campaign issues while his rival, president biden, issues a blistering rebuke. >>> good morning, and good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. there seems to be no relief f

so i think that this is what fulton was . he wants a more efficient organizational of the war effort. and of course, sure we go going to the security council. is it the motion because the security goes is not what it used to be since the beginning of the war and present does not coordinate the much effect. i keep keep. yeah, that is what the security constables for. so it is definitely the motion for that for sure. the. the motion for shall we go with a promotion of sorts for below sounds. who is an economist with little to no military experience. why did he get that? what's even more interesting is that has no visible traces of ever having been connected to the kids. you be slash f as b. p is the soviet they're stuck received was born in law school. his father was a very important to call ms working for the council of ministers of the soviet union. below suff is known to be very loyal to both of them. as the rest of the social media speculates, he's quite close to one the for his daughters. in terms of doing drawing projects

the georgia court of appeals says it will consider trump's appeal of a ruling rejecting fulton county district attorney fani willis' disqualification from the georgia election interference case. this news comes as testimony is set to resume tomorrow in trump's new york hush money trial, where adult film actress stormy daniels will be back on the stand for more cross examination by trump's attorneys. those attorneys moved for a mistrial, but the judge denied that motion. the judge, however, agreed with them that some of daniels' testimony was probably, quote, better left unsaid. with us now, nbc news correspondent blayne alexander in atlanta. msnbc national correspondent yasmin vossoughian. msnbc legal correspondent lisa rubin and charles coleman, former prosecutor in brooklyn, new york, who is an msnbc legal analyst. so, blayne, what can you tell us about the move by the georgia court of appeals this morning? >> well, jose, i think the bottom line of this is that this kind of long almost side show that has been taking over the fulton county trial for the better part of the first half

are favored to win, but juggling reelection bids and the trump case is proving a high wire act for fulton county superior court judge scott mcafee district attorney, fani willis. willis balancing community appearances all nervous and they they might all season. and i say when i want to say and intense public scrutiny, i'm sorry that folks get mad when everybody in society can be prosecuted. >> the threat of being disqualified from the trump case still hanging over willis with an appeals court set to take up the issue. part of the continuing fallout from previous comments she made about the case, and our past romance with this former fellow prosecutor who was forced to resign workplace romances are as american as apple pie. >> i'll talk about that. >> willis faces democratic primary challenger christian wise smith on attorney who's struggled to gain traction in prior bids for office. now some democrats worry his bid to oust willis could endanger the trump case. >> what i'll drop the case let me say this. i think the case is in grave jeopardy, right now. we're going to take a deep dive. and

take a listen i am at a point where i need fulton county voters to get out and vote. >> i need people around the country to support me. big and small to say that we are going to be a country that still believes in the rule of law. we are not going to allow people to be attacked while they do their job on having in prosecutors that are free from interference and are allowed to just look at cases, look at the facts, and if people brought the broke the law to bring charges, has to go on for us to live in a free society hey john, fani willis and the judge scott mcafee both are up in this primary. they are both expected to win. the tension here really is about the conversation about the support that they both are getting for being involved in this case. but it seems like the voters are fulton county, at least believed that fani willis, khuza'a, her first should continue to move forward. the polling really shows that she's probably going to win this going away. but hopefully there's no voter apathy because we do believe there'll be less voters in this area, but look, it's a chamber of comme

>> you don't live in fulton riccounty.: yo >> you came to the right person.nny got laid, wade got paid and the pethe taxpayers got played you caned. tell me how the cows go homecows though crime is down we know ale know crime is and down especially in that county. as of that claiming i'm a victim i'm a victim for me she did it in church i never had sex with that person that thing it sounda like bill clinton win she wentus before the church right she's a incompetent district attorneysti based upon the fact she hired her boyfriend gave them $650,000 to handle the rico case of which he knew nothing the man never tried a felony case she went on vacation with him 5 times in 6 months and paid him back in cash. who are wek in kidding here.y on let me just say 1 more things th when the judge says the case as an odour of -- city anden daimpropriety.ety, when she's in claiming a defendant is a racist at the altar of god i think she is the 1 who's a problem and the reason they want this prosecutorial oversightheyt board is because t were too many white prosecutors from

fulton county, where you are standing there, faces criticism for its handling of recounts in the 2020 presidential election, looking into it again. what's happening there? >> yeah. just yesterday, the georgia election board voted to send an official letter of reprimand to fulton county and, also, to appoint an independent auditor for elections there. this comes after an investigation by the georgia secretary of state's office determined that the county used some improper procedures during ballot recounts, bret. >> bret: so, could that have affected the outcome of the election in georgia? >> well, both the county and state elections officials say no. a voter complaint is what prompted them to investigate whether double scanned ballots had made it into the recounts. while they could not determine how many, if any duplicate made the tally, they say that any way it plays out, the number would be well below the margin of victory for joe biden in this state in 2020. and they found no evidence of fraud. >> bret: okay. we will continue to follow that jonathan serrie live in atlanta. jonathan,

but didn't get in fulton just about 2 percent. that's around 1700 percent. jump in, the oil imports also in the last 9 months. so. so india has basically a pool imported the high use among ford from russia. so whether to buy russian or, or not, that's never really has been a subject, a topic of debate for india. remembering full and heroes. the model regimen of march was held in eastern india to on a soviet forces who defended them other lines in world war 2, among the participants by russians who live in india, as well as local to receive education in our russian. and sophia universities. those taking part in the a model regiment module, shred stories about their relatives who contributed to the victory over nonsense. besides calcutta, some of the monitors were held in other cities across india to commemorate the victory day in russia on the 9th of may. and we spoke with some of those in attend dealing with course we would like how children to continue to celebrate in victory . they continued to study the history of the history o

on the 5th of this time, president fulton is much more strong. but anyway, when did i say mazda is behind him so that it gives him the authority in the do you particularly prepared of the lord that he's here to take some, some tough decisions? if that'd be the case and the need to be on. the 2nd part is it so it will be kind of a brilliant activity. it happens with all miller trees. some may thoughts. i may not talk about that, but the, the, i shouldn't have been getting out such a critize is uh, over the years. and it has been no problem what anybody whatsoever, because they actually come on the largest the us mail for you could have been to the on your code part of the shared is that they have been for all of your data. and i believe anybody, amy said prospecting country, which has its own reasons for the water guarantee, a time like one between the stand. ukraine does not want any other interference. and that connects emanating from the less than 5 to be able to tell that i shows that they were deployed a long range of systems to strike. and i

in fulton county, we expect that is going to take a very long time to impanel a jury. there is another rico case that is ongoing that took over a year to impanel a jury. there are things that i think maybe you will be hesitant to do, such as starting any kind of actual trial proceedings because he likely does not have jurisdiction due to inner judgment of conviction and is going to be very concerned that even if the court of appeals doesn't stay or put things on pause because trump's team can still ask the court of appeals to put things on pause , independent of what judge mcafee wants to do, but even if they allow him to keep doing some of these pretrial matters, he just simply doesn't have jurisdiction to actually enter a judgment of conviction. >> his hands are effectively tied and there is no trial date right now. >> there is no trial date right now. i do want to suggest, though, there is a possibility that we could get some sentence other than trump in fulton county who are tried potentially before the election or at least before 2025. keep in mind that this motio

a jury. >> at least fulton county remains a state prosecution.e. thank you both for staying with me you both. president biden, no-win situation, his threat to pull weapons from israel may be one of the biggest tests in the relationship in decades, when the 11th hour continues. contin. i still love to surf, snowboard, and, of course, skate. so, i take qunol magnesium to support my muscle and bone health. qunol's extra strength, high absorption magnesium helps me get the full benefits of magnesium. qunol, the brand i trust. >>> civilians have been killed in gaza, with other ways in which they go after population centers. i made it clear that if they go into rafah, they haven't yet, but if they go into rafah, i'm not supplying the weapons that have been used historically to deal with the cities and that problem. >> today the white house added that the united states would only be halting shipments of certain weapons to israel, a national security council spokesperson clarified that weapons are still being sent but in israel politicians expressed outr

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and that's important because fulton county prosecutors have said they want to bring all the evidence that they would against trump against all these other defendants. >> well, right. that would be a sneak preview of the case they're building against trump, which again doesn't necessarily serve the prosecution's interests. we haven't talked about florida, we have not talked about judge cannon. i'll just read it. i'm sorry to sound so incredulous, but it is somewhat incredible. substantive pretrial motions, discovery disputes, and classified document issues many of which present novel and difficult questions are the reason that judge cannon cannot even set a date for this trial. >> so to be fair to judge cannon these cases are complicated. but that doesn't mean they're impossible. we have a lot of people who have had trials based on their retention of classified information and who are now sitting in federal penitentiaries because of it.es there's a timetable that is expeditious while respecting the rights to the defendant of a fair trial. i don't give her a pass on this. some who are

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husbands or their brothers toward that they know, at least in the reference of, of flooding with fulton why they have to do a little funny, that was a little bit about how this compares to last year. now this is victory day parade. obviously an annual event. and yet last year we, we saw it coming. i made a big loss. as for russia on the battlefield, this year, what is the situation look like? to all the picture is when you look at the numbers and plates, it's about 18 percent of land that's being controlled by russian ukraine. so that number didn't really change. however, there were some symbolic, a moments for russian forces when they took in earlier this year of this guy in the don't you screeching in it, they're also very, very close on closing in on a different town in the don't you a screenshot and that is a cha, cpr, which is of strategic important because if they take and show us if you are, they could possibly attack from their other cities. so if you zoom in on certain locations, yes, they've been some moments of victory for, for, for a russian forces. but on the over or level,

the dance fulton is being led. he doesn't even get to pick the 2 bridge off in berlin. this is the day, the china and russia regard each other as strategic cooperation partners in the new era . we have the dual of most going be plays a vital balancing role in world affairs. russia with struggling statements assault on ukraine without trying to support china is neither a creator nor a party to the ukraine. crisis facing canada, she better relations with europe while supporting the greatest frontier security since the end of the cold war. i'm confident that the upcoming visit of the russian president to the people's republic of china will strengthen our joint work also coming up in the georgia and capital tbilisi angry protestors who say that parliament has just passed a law that will pull them away from europe. and push them into the hands of the grim. i feel like i really think my power, the everything falling into the water son reginald, the con or to our viewers watching on tvs in the united states and to all the people around the world. welcome. we begin today observ

his repressions at home and fulton is transitioning russia to a war time economy. there is no scenario we're putting says, you know what, i've had enough send the boys home, your contention to rush it. i'm few of them has spearheaded to work on the economy is correct. and if they've proven on functional and you know, the weapons industry is booming at the manufacturer is booming, extending the war by supplying more arms to crime which invites an es, 3 or extension on the russian's behalf of manufacture, i think was serv, fusion kind of around a key in his goal to become dictated for life and to drag on the war. i think if a cease fire is held and the russians think uh, plans to adhere to one, then you know, go ahead have your forever. what kind of, what basis do you have that russians would have here to this cease fire? where is the, any kind of a shred of evidence for that? when putting is openly saying that ukraine does not have the right to exist? ukrainian language is a fake language. he is constantly. his propagandists are spouting all sorts of toxic propagand

but fulton is, in fact the leader who has become increasingly isolated in the western world. the u . s. and most e u countries, boy called at the inauguration and protest over putin's war and ukraine and his dismantling of russian democracy. he won a landslide election victory in march, and a contest considered snyder free nor fair. and without facing any meaningful opposition . at the non your ration he claimed to have a sacred duty to lead russia through a difficult period at the, in the grand kremlin palace in moscow, vladimir putin renewed his oath to serve as president for a 5th time. this is an all girls region notice food and stress, the importance of national unity in the face of increasing isolation due to the war, new crane. a problem he blamed on the west when you have because of him. so we cannot refuse dialogue with west some states who but as a choices. this means that they intend to continue trying to restrain the development of russia. continued the policy of aggression and continuous pressure on that country for years. w a would like to see what parts of coop

into exile. among them is novalis window julia, who on this day of pomp and circumstance, slammed fulton for breaking his promises to the russian people on nicole fairly chamberlain. and this is the day, the moon with him, our country will have no peace, no developments, no freedom uprooted. regime is find it on lies and corruption of the video, the security interests of the russian people. it will continue to be the top priority for me pretty. we do our country twice, the nation. we really, we do, we have pain and we will be open to building on have good relations with all countries . we've seen russia as a reliable and on his partner. and it really is the global majority also on the day is really forces sees control of gaza is vital rough uh, border crossing. while last this talks on a ceasefire with a mouse resume as we are. it's a decisive moment for the policy and that these rarely people and for the sites of the entire region. welcome to the show. thank you so much for joining us. letting me put in has been in power in russia for 24 years already today. the former k g b officers fr

. >> hugo, you and i have to talk about the other case which is fulton county, the georgia appellateicating they are taking the appeal quote unquote by donald trump and other defendants not to disqualify da willis, if you recall, mcafee entered an order that stated regardless of whether they took up the case that he was still going to forge ahead with the pretrial deadlines, and we still don't have a trial date. >> i think that is the one thing, it's not like we had a trial date in the documents case and i got vacated, we've never had a trial date and at the rate we are going, the georgia supreme court, if they take their time to rule on the willis disqualification matter, we may not have a trial until next year and if we don't have a trial until next year, mcafee may not even be a judge anymore and god knows how long it'll take for the case to work its way through the rest of the pretrial motions and that is telling just how far back we are in fulton county from proceeding to taking this matter before a jury. >> at least fulton county remains a state prosecution. thanks for staying

the victim but she has absolutely let down and failed utterly at her job for this constituents in fultont populous county in georgia and has the highest larceny rate and us with the clearance ratings for felonies it is 35% for all crimes it is 62%. what that means is in plain english is that they failed to clear a 6 out of 10 cases that comes across her desk to desk. the joke is on her that she says with a straight face, how somehow she is the victim. everyone in that county is the victim? she's not doing her job but guess is what is coming for her, oversight. >> harris: you are right about that because it's the standard of living. if you are in her scope a district then yes. that is not good. they are not fighting crime. >> carley: i think that this victory, a big victory also truly encapsulates how divided over culturally are, go this is -- you say how can this woman win by 87% base and how she portrays herself on the witness stand alone, but the reason she did is because of name recognition and fund raising also her supporters see her as politically persecuted by donald trump supporte

but didn't get in fulton just about to $0.04. that's the wrong. 1700 percent jump in the oil imports also in the last 9 months so. so india has basically april important i use among ford from russia. so whether to buy russian or, or not, that's never really has been a subject, a topic of debate for india to africa. now over 200 people have died from floods that have swept kenya as weeks of heavy rains. of dev is a deposit of the country. the pictures right here, basically speaking for themselves. look at that a see if water with no end inside nairobi has one but the right of the flooding of land slides remain a heavy seasonal range week and a half across east africa. we understand at least 400 people have died in the region. yeah, that story continues online right now at all. if you don't come to keep in mind, the oxy is a across auto see gab and rumble. for the meantime, we all have access to with more of your worldwide the the, the water is part of one of the valuable posted isn't the deepest view of us and that in the word par

but we begin with the potentially big win for donald trump in fulton county, georgia, where the state appeals court just granted his request to consider whether district attorney fani willis should be disqualified from his election interference case. the decision comes nearly six weeks after donald trump and eight of his co-defendants all accused of working to overturn the 2020 election results in georgia asked the court to reverse a previous decision leaving her in charge of the case. they claim her relationship with then special prosecutor nathan wade, who has since stepped down, was improper and disqualifying. here she was in a dramatic moment at her disqualification hearing in february. >> you're confused. you think i'm on trial. these people are on trial for trying to steal an election in 2020. i'm not on trial no matter how hard you try to put me on trial. >> i want to bring in nbc's blayne alexander who has been following this case extensively for us. nbc's justice and intelligence correspondent, ken dilanian. also here former federal prosecutor and msnbc legal analyst, glenn k

and a lot of people afraid that this would lead to world war 3, because fulton, for, can say all he wants up, this is in his soul to deescalate the conflict. but of course, this is having the opposite effect. and he quickly started to back track said, well, no, this wouldn't be nato striking a rough shot. this would be crazy. it's up to you crane to do what it wants with those weapons. when we have delivered to weapons to ukraine, it's actually not ours anymore. it's through trans us and said they have the right to self defense and the right of self defense into it's also a thing, legitimate mentor targets outside your printer. and also in the inertial we try, you know, a year basis which door for uses to attack. no install, some work has been secretary general for 10 years. this term is common to and then maybe this is reckless behavior. maybe he wants to leave world war 3 behind. doesn't like to see who knows. but what we do know is that a lot of people have spoken out about this and said that this is very dangerous, reckless. there are those to realize that this is very serious and cou

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linsey davis one-on-one with the former fulton county prosecutor nathan wade, who is no longer on the case against trump, because of wade's personal relationship with the d.a. in the case. linsey asking, did that personal relationship jeopardize the case against the former president? >> reporter: the former top prosecutor whose romantic relationship with fulton county district attorney fani willis threatened to derail the prosecution of donald trump is now defending himself. >> workplace romances are as american as apple pie. it happens to everyone. but it happened to the two of us. >> reporter: fani willis hired nathan wade to lead the prosecution of trump and 18 co-defendants for their alleged efforts to overturn the 2020 election in georgia. but they soon became romantically involved. and when one of the defendants got wind of it, he moved to have them disqualified from the case. a "washington post" columnist wrote, what were they thinking? how could two seasoned attorneys embroiled in the prosecution of a former president start a romance and not see this trouble coming a mile away

on vacations while earning taxpayer funds from his contract with fulton county. judge ruled that one of them had to step down from the case. wade resigned, willis was allowsed to stay on. lawyers for former president trump and co-defendants are asking a state appeals court to review the judge's ruling. the court has yet to announce whether it will hear the appeal. now the senate committee holding today's hearing does not have any power to prosecute. but it can make recommendations on how the state all indicates funds, including funds to the fulton county d.a.'s office. that meeting expected to get underway in a matter of minutes. back to you, dana. >> dana: thank you. >> the judge is highly con conflicted. he is trying to make it as salacious as possible by allowing testimony that has nothing to do with the case. he wants to make it a case to try to hurt trump but it is having the opposite effect, i think. we'll see. the poll numbers are higher than they've ever been and that's the story. >> bill: after that he went in to say good morning to the judge. so our fir

this is fulton board. tried to find the dollar explanation. obviously, we are calculate insurance us here in western europe and in america, of course, we are cold. well, insurance with ukraine. we provide arms to ukraine, we provide offensive and small defensive offensive bonds. and so this is all righty to the limit. but now with his decorations about a bullying level using the weapons provided by the west to attack russia back is going a step too far. and rush hour, we got to clearly and missed a good thing or rush a whole was does. while it says and says, quiet jobs, you know, it's clear comfortably to, to nato and on that would be re x. and that's a very dangerous thing that all installed in the back is recommended to allow the cravings to use west and weapons to attack russia. i hope it stays at that well. well, be naser chief is calling for the use of western weapons to attack russia. they say weapons of prevent in effect, save on the battlefield. so the us high precision ons now being supplied to ukraine a vulnerable so electronic wolf

what didn't get in fulton, just about $0.04. that's around 1700 percent young in the oil imports also in the last 9 months. so. so india has basically april important i use among the board from russia. so whether to buy washing or, or not, that's never really has been a subject, a topic of debate for india. right now, just tony quarter, past the hour here in the russian capital. let's just get you some breaking news right now. coming to us directly from the middle east, this our, it's where i'm us says it has agreed to a cease fire proposal put forward by egypt and cut out. it is the latest stage and what has been a long and so far fruitless tolls mediated by both of those countries and no details of the proposal. happy and revealed sofa. and right now israel has yet to respond to the statement. but shortly before that, the israeli does defense minister did accuse her mouse of not agreeing to any deal that would allow that for a ton of the hostages. well, this is uh, breaking news or on the international. any single update that

a 2 day state visit, which is set to underscore what the latest call a no limits. partnership is fulton 2nd visit in 6 months and he's 1st overseas trip since being sworn in for his 5th presidential term. let's spring in katrina, you from on the visit. she's in badging for is so tell us about what's being discussed. katrina between the 2 leaders. the, well, this to day visit is really about cementing an unprecedented strategic partnership as let them at present calls that he was facing for the very welcome that the great hold of people. he met with president cj and paying this morning. and as i speak, the signing a joint declaration, which further talks about the deepening of the corporation between china and russia . and there's also expected to be the signing of 10 more documents or 10 deals between the 2 sides. now the 2 major topics that have occupied the agenda have been the warranty, trained and rate. now when it comes to the war, so that i'm interested in publishing all paid and chinese state media, just ahead of the visit commending china is neutral, stopped on the conflict. he

let's start with fulton county, an appeals court will hear the former president's challenge disqualify d.a. fani willis from his election interference case. what it all means for the trial, which still does not have a start date. delay is also the word of the day in florida. judge aileen cannon has ruled the classified documents trial technically scheduled to start later on this month, it's going to be postponed indefinitely, and why? and what options if any does special counsel jack smith have now? and then we have the proceedings that we have been glued to all week in new york, stormy daniels will return to the witness stand again tomorrow for donald trump's hush money case after a day of compelling testimony that sparked a mistrial demand from trump's lawyers. and audible cursing from the former president himself. what will she tell the court next, and does any of that directly implicate donald trump when it comes to charges he falsified business records. we've got a whole lot to cover for you. we're going to start with the latest today. joining us right now, we have nbc news corres

fulton, class of 2007.nd major anthony navaroli, class of 2013, who flew me here on air force two. and since taking office, i have flown nearly 400,000 miles, across continents, with the help of graduates of this very academy. so, it is my firsthand experience that this academy produces some of the greatest pilots in the world. [applause] indeed. cadets, today you join generations of americans who have graduated from this extraordinary institution. and let us reflect, then, on what that has required of you. you survived beast and recognition, triple threats and core astro, and many of you even made it through sijan hall. [laughter] many. together, you also celebrated victories at acceptance day and commitment, and at ring dance and job drops. and, i am told, on occasion, you did some celebrating off campusr as well at parkway. and at dub house. mostly, apparently, on thursdays. and i am informed that if you came back a little late and the cadets who decided to, quote, "borrow" the superintendent's license p

what's going on here well, we'll finally what's the district attorney there in fulton county is asking the georgia appeals court to take a look at this at this decision by judge scott mcafee in which he tossed six of those 41 counts in that for you in that 41 count the racketeering case that was filed there in fulton county. >> now, what she's asking for here is rehearing on that issue since the appeals court is already taking up another issue which is mcafee is decision to keep her on the case. if you remember the former president, donald trump and others were we're seeking to get her removed from the case. and so that now that issue is now before the appeals court. and what the district attorney is now doing is having this issue also being taken a look at by the appeals court. of course what this means, is that this case is going to suffer some more delays given the fact that now the appeals court is going to hear a series of these issues important point, elliot williams, why is fani willis, first of all, filing this appeal? and is it likely to be successful while she has to file it

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