con su carisma y estilo, george carroll se convirtió en carol cross para compartir en el centro comercial compartir con 1 de sus ídolos. a pesar de que el momento del equipo no sea el mejor. estamos en épocas de fiesta. bueno, pasamos a hablar de los san jose earthquakes. este fue otro hermoso momento porque edwin mendoza, un joven integrante de los quakes, regresó a las raíces a la elementary school en san josé, donde él estudió paraablar delante de más de 150 niños en el programa iq fit, que empodera e inspira a los niños para tener un estilo de vida saludable. y edwin luego firmó autógrafos, pero fue una mezcla de emociones para él porque se reencontró con su colegio con hermosos recuerdos y además ahora es inspiración para estos niños de la que es su comunidad en san josé. vamos a escucharlo. hoy vine a mi escuela, que viene siendo mi escuela de primaria y secundaria. vine para felicitar a los niños que completaron el programa earthquakes y también para avisarles que siguen comiendo saludable. haciendo ejercicio por lo menos una hora al día y mantener hidratados durante el día. se me

hey, george carroll, unless the house of law has won this from capital panel. thank you miss to the chair tonight was more negotiations between democrats and republicans, and also within the j o. p. inside the capital held the republicans between themselves. they were unable to reach an agreement on thursday. uh and then uh, they tried uh today on friday with a lot of voices demanding uh no rise under the ceiling. bye. eventually, the democrats voted uh for uh, had more votes to vote for this spending bell then, the republicans who presented this bill eventually the shut down the government shut down, has been avoided. and that's the good news for the americans. but there are new political elements in this story, and the most important part is long mosque who is supposed to be an advisor for president elect donald trump, who recommended some recommendations in the spending bill, including raising the debt ceiling as that where the problem held the this bill yesterday and today apparently the republicans decided to take that out of this bill and then eventually

from an episode of george stephanopoulos sunday morning news program where he was talking with a lawmaker. i think it was nancy mace, and they were talking about the e. jean carroll case and george stephanopoulos repeatedly used the word rape, saying trump was found guilty of rape, liable of rape, while in fact the accurate phrase to use is sexual abuse. that is what the new york court found. but because stephanopoulos kept using that r word rape, trump filed a lawsuit. he filed a defamation suit. we've talked a lot in recent years about people using the courts, trying to seek justice. remember the sandy hook case against alex jones? well, those defamation kinds of cases can also be filed by someone like the president elect. so trump filed a defamation suit. it was working its way through the courts. abc was unable to get it thrown out initially. and actually in the next few days, trump was set to be deposed in the case. but abc is avoiding going any further by settling their paying out $15 million plus a million in attorneys fees. they say this is going to go to a nonprofit, basically to trump's future library. that's the idea. but maybe most importantly, abc is

from an episode of george stephanopoulos sunday morning news program where he was talking with a lawmaker. i think it was nancy mace, and they were talking about the e. jean carrolld george stephanopoulos repeatedly used the word rape, saying trump was found guilty of rape, liable of rape, while in fact the accurate phrase to use is sexual abuse. that is what the new york court found. but because stephanopoulos kept using that r word rape, trump filed a lawsuit. he filed a defamation suit. we've talked a lot in recent years about people using the courts, trying to seek justice. remember the sandy hook case against alex jones? well, those defamation kinds of cases can also be filed by someone like the president elect. so trump filed a defamation suit. it was working its way through the courts. abc was unable to get it thrown out initially. and actually in the next few days, trump was set to be deposed in the case. but abc is avoiding going any further by settling. they're paying out $15 million plus a million in attorneys fees. they say this is going to go to a nonprofit, basically to trump's future library. that's the idea. but maybe most importantly, abc is also

from an episode of george stephanopoulos sunday morning news program where he was talking with a lawmaker. i think it was nancy mace, and they were talking about the e. jean carroll case and george stephanopoulos repeatedly used the word rape, saying trump was found guilty of rape, liable of rape. well, in fact, the accurate phrase to use is sexual abuse. that is what the new york court found. but because stephanopoulos kept using that r word rape, trump filed a lawsuit. he filed a defamation suit. we've talked a lot in recent years about people using the courts, trying to seek justice. remember the sandy hook case against alex jones? well, those defamation kinds of cases can also be filed by someone like the president elect. so trump filed a defamation suit. it was working its way through the courts. abc was unable to get it thrown out initially. and actually in the next few days, trump was set to be deposed in the case. but abc is avoiding going any further bygofurther b they're paying out $15 million plus a million in attorneys fees. they say this is going to go to a nonprofit, basically to trump's future library. that's the idea. but maybe most importantly je

george stephanopoulos defamed him during an interview with a congresswoman back in march. a lawsuit centered around the anchor's language described trump's treatment of women and the carroll case. the settlement comes days before donald trump and george stephanopoulos were scheduled to sit for depositions in this case. joining us now, msnbc legal analyst, a professor at the university of alabama school of law and a former u.s. attorney and cohost of the hashtag #sisters in law podcast. welcome. >> good to see you. >> okay, joyce. first of all, part of the crew. >> we don't qualify, michael. >> okay, joyce. first of all, you are familiar with defamation cases. this is what you had to say on blue sky. i'm old enough to remember and work on cases where newspapers vigorously defend themselves against defamation cases before the defendant is even deposed. that by the way includes defamation cases brought by candidates for the presidency albeit a third party and then you link to washington post article from the robertson's libel suit that was dismissed in 1988. i was picking out the christmas decorations last night. i was doing my nails. and i said, what is going on? i was surpr

it was over comments that george stephanopoulos had made about the e. jean carroll case settled for $15 million. now, i don't want this to be a legal discussion, but you can find legal analysts who say that abc could have won the case had it gone to court. others say maybe not. that may be a reason to settle in and of itself. if you're afraid of losing. however, there are others who say there were other reasons why abc news was settling this prior to inauguration day. what would those be? >> yeah, and i spoke with lawyers over the weekend, media lawyers who said exactly what you just articulated, john, that abc may have had a strong case, but they decided to settle for unknown and kind of mysterious reasons. >> maybe abc was worried about embarrassing emails and text messages coming out through the process, or maybe more simply, abc's parent company, disney, wanted to get rid of an ugly battle with the president elect. >> basically, make this go away by paying $15 million to his future presidential museum. now, there are those on the right saying this is good. it's

the lawsuit focused on george's language describing trump's treatment of women and the e. jean carroll case. lisa ruben is with us now and has been following this very closely. >> lisa, good to have you. you noted that this is unusual for parties in cases like this to sort of attach the settlement agreement to the notice of settlement or stipulations of the dismissal. your reasoning was or thinking was that this is something donald trump wanted to be made public in the first instance because of the value he gets out of it. so there is that piece. but if you can't speak to the fact of the settlement itself and how we got here without even sitting down and going through the process itself at abc, a lot of folks think they had a good hand to play here but folded before the game was really set. >> right. to extend your metaphor, michael, this is a game where we did not see all the cards on the table. so we don't know for example, what e-mail exchanges or text messages or the like would have been available to the former and future president trump with litigating this case. however, based on

the president-elect sued the network after anchor, george, claimed that trump had been found liable for raping e. jean carrollund liable for sexual abuse. issuing a statement apologizing for the remark and announced it agreed to give $15 million toward trump's yet to be built presidential library. the network will pay $1 million in legal fees. we'll have more on this later in the morning. >>> next up, we'll switch to sports with highlights of some of the biggest plays across the nfl yesterday. a recap of all of sunday's football action, plus, a look at the weather forecast when way too early returns. >>> daniels looking. looking to his left. under pressure. stays on his feet. now he rolls to the end zone and it's caught for a touchdown. jackson looking deep down the field. bankman gets in. touchdown baltimore. >> a couple big plays on third down on this drive, 3rd and 4, rush end zone. a fitting way for this drive to end. looking deep. he's got higgins out there. caught, touchdown cincinnati. deep for adams. adams is going to take it into the end zone for a chance touchdown. >> use the run game or quarterback

legal action was brought after the tv host george stephanopoulos inaccurately said the incoming president had been found liable for rape in a civil suit. e jean carrollsexual abuse as well as defamation, but not rape. in a statement, abc said: "we are pleased that the parties have reached an agreement to dismiss the lawsuit on the terms in the court filing." to france now. five people have been killed in shootings in the north of the country, including four near a camp for migrants close to dunkirk. a 22—year—old is said to have confessed to the killings. with me is our news correspondent, simonjones. what do we know? the town mayor of dunkirk has described what happened as a tragedy. is that the fibre lost their lives had been murdered in cold blood. the shootings took place in three different locations, the first on saturday afternoon at around three pm. the gunmen went to a house of a 29—year—old businessman. apparently the wife of the businessmen had a commotion on the street and the businessmen went to investigate what was happening and there he was shot in the street. the gunmen according to the french authorities then drove to another area of

george stephanopoulos used the word rape somewhat loosely. he used it the same way the judge who had presided over e. jean carroll lawsuit used it. the technical definition of rape is not what was at issue. what was at issue is whether there was deliberate falsehood on the part of abc and george stephanopoulos, and they were not able to prove that in any way, shape or form. they couldn't even prove the damages. what kind of damage to his reputation? given everything that he bragged about, about what he does to women, there was no damage to his reputation. so it was a weak lawsuit. he was destined to lose it, but rather than basically be on the wrong side of donald trump, disney, the company that owned abc, obviously put pressure on abc to cave, and that sets a terrible precedent, because it means that whenever a media outlet is part of a conglomerate, the business interests of the owner can induce that media outlet to silence itself. and when that happens, those who would criticize the leader of government, those who would criticize the president or the government. yeah. are basically chilled. and that is the beginning of the end

george stephanopoulos said mr. trump had been found civilly liable for raping writer e. jean carroll.k jury found him liable for sexual abuse. amna: the $15 million will be contributed to trump's future presidential foundation and museum. mr. trump was asked about the settlement and whether he plans to file similar suits against other news outlets or individuals. donald trump: i think you have to do it because they're very dishonest. you need a fair press. and the press is -- no, i see others. i have a few others that i'm doing. i'm going to -- as an example, we're bringing -- i'm doing this not because i want to. i'm doing this because i feel i have an obligation. amna: following this all closely is new york times reporter david enrich, whose upcoming book "murder the truth" explores challenges to press freedoms. david, welcome to the "news hour." thanks for being with us. david enrich, author, "murder the truth: fear, the first amendment, and a secret campaign to protect the powerful": thanks for having me. amna: so let's start with that abc news settlement. they're paying $15 milli

trump filed the defamation lawsuit after anchor george stephanopoulos said on air trump had been found liable for rape in the e. gene carroll case instead he was found guilty for sexual abuse. legal fees and to publish a statement of regret. we are pleased that the parties have reached an agreement to dismiss the lawsuit. willie? >> aaron gilchrist at the white house for us. aaron, thanks so much. kristen welker is the moderator of "meet the press." kristen, good morning. great to see you, as always. it does appear that there has been a shift in momentum for some of these choices of donald trump for these top jobs. i think a good bellwether is senator joni ernst of iowa, republican, a military veteran, who a couple weeks ago had expressed skepticism about pete hegseth for secretary of defense. and this week sounding much more open to the possibility of voting to confirm him. what are you hearing? >> well, willie, you're absolutely right. i've been talking to sources who are familiar with the nfirmation process. republicans who say that it does feel as though the tide is turning on capitol hill particularly for pete hegseth

defamation lawsuit over anchor george stephanopoulos' inaccurate statements on air that the president-elect had been found civilly liable for raping writer e. jean carrollfees to trump's lawyer. in a statement, abc said they are pleased to have reached an agreement. that is not the only legal headline involving trump tonight. there is still a legal question on the 34 felony counts after his sentencing was postponed. the manhattan da alvin bragg laid out an array of options for preserving the indictment. barbara and harry are back with me. barbara, i'll start with your take on the defamation lawsuit. in this case, it is safe to say this is considered a win for trump against abc. why? >> i'm sure donald trump and others will spin it as a victory that he has defeated them and i worry about the chilling effect it could have on others. but if you look at the language of what he said. he was referring to what the judge said. does not mean that mr. trump raped her as many people commonly understand the word rape. as the evidence at trial recounted, the jury found that mr. trump in fact did exactly that. so it seems to me that with that language, abc had a stro

that's when anchor george stephanopoulos at abc news was referring to this jury verdict related to e jean carroll and donald trump. stephanopoulos was interviewing representative nancy mace and said ten times in that interview on abc news that the jury found trump liable for rape, which was not the case, and so that created this defamation case that donald trump brought against abc and stephanopoulos about eight days later and in court now, a judge is saying if this lawsuit still exists, if it's moving forward, it's time for everybody to get under oath and share what they know with the other side's attorneys. that's how lawsuits progress. as you go through evidence collection. so that's what's happening now. there are several lawsuits out there currently where donald trump is either suing people, media companies, a book publisher, or being sued himself that could result in depositions. so this is one to keep an eye on just because he's the president elect. and this deposition is supposed to happen in person next week in the southern district of florida, where he is, and he very will likely be tap

trump accused abc news hose george stephanopoulos of harming his reputation by saying on air that trump had been found liable for rape of e. jean carroll even though the jury did not find him liable of the accusation of rape but that is far from the whole story. back in 2023, civil jury of trump's peers after evidence at trial, unanimously found him liable for sexual abuse. there's a very specific reason for that. is the judge in the case wrote in a court filing, quote, the label rape is used in criminal prosecution supplies donate vaginally penetration by a . forcible, unconsented to penetration of the for china or other bodily orifices by fingers, other body parts, or other articles or materials is not called rape under the new york penal law. it is labeled sexual abuse. that is with 12 yoon -- new yorkers attracted to e. jean carroll. he added, the finding that miss carroll failed to prove that she was raped], that she failed to prove that mr. trump raped her as people commonly misunderstand the word rape. is the evidence at trial recounted below makes clear, the jury found that mr. trump did in fact do that. i was not party to inte

to settle a lawsuit over anchor george stephanopoulos inaccurate on air assertion that the president-elect had been found civilly liable for raping writer e. jean carroll the last hour, abc news released the following statement saying quote we a pleased that the parties have reach an agreement to dismiss the lawsuit in the terms of the court filing. >>> still to come on politics nation, donald trump is back with another grift. just in time for the holidays. i'll explain after the break. , there's a detergent that gets your dishes up to 100% clean, even in an older dishwasher? try cascade platinum plus. for sparkling clean dishes even on the toughest jobs. just scrape, load and you're done. switch to cascade platinum plus. big news for mahomes! i'm switching to iphone 16 pro at t-mobile! it's built for apple intelligence. that's like peanut butter on jelly... on gold. get four iphone 16 pro on us, plus four lines for $25 bucks. what a deal. ya'll giving it away too fast t-mobile, slow down. i've been worn by celebrities, athletes, and world leaders. but i've always felt most comfortable up here, with the folks that made me who i am. i'm right at home, o

filed the defamation lawsuit after abc news anchor george stephanopoulos said on air that trump had been found liable for rape in the e. jean carroll the jury instead found trump civilly liable for sexual abuse. abc agreeing to pay $1 million to cover legal fees and public a statement of regret. abc news saying in a statement, quote, we are pleased that the parties have reached an agreement to dismiss this lawsuit. alex? >> okay. aaron gilchrist at the white house, thank you for that. >>> so what should happen to u.s. troops in syria after the regime change? my next guest is a congressman and marine corps veteran, he's going to weigh in in 90 seconds. s going to weigh in in 90 seconds. - one versus the other. new sensodyne clinical white, it provides 2 shades whiter teeth as well as providing 24/7 sensitivity protection. patients are going to love to see sensodyne on the shelf. singer: this is our night! shingles doesn't care. but shingrix protects! only shingrix is proven over 90% effective. shingrix is a vaccine used to prevent shingles in adults 50 years and older. shingrix doesn't protect everyone and isn't for those with sever

after the tv host george stephanopoulos inaccurately said the incoming president had been found liable for rape in a civil suit. in fact, in the case brought by the columnist e jean carrolltement, abc said "we are pleased that the parties have reached an agreement to dismiss the lawsuit on the terms in the court filing." pope francis is making the first papal visit to the staunchly catholic french mediterranean island of corsica. the capital, ajaccio, is decorated in papal colours for the one—day visit, during which france has bolstered security with an additional 2,000 police. it comes a week after the pope declined an invitation to attend the reopening of notre dame cathedral in paris, following its post—fire restoration. earlier we caught up with christopher white from the national catholic reporter 0nline who explained what a historic moment this is for corsica... as an island that is part of france, but a real contrast. in france, but a real contrast. in france 25% of the nation are practising catholics, inquests got 90% do and pope francis is trying to shore up the faith here. he sees something with a plodding so he decided to make this nine hour while went to visi

believe, or museum for the allegation that george stephanopoulos mislabeled, or i should say, defamed donald trump by mislabeling the outcome of the e jean carroll trial. >> this is what it looks like to obey an advance. this is what it looks like to signal to all of media that if you don't do right by me, then i am coming after you. so you have abc doing the cya campaign, making sure that they are covered. and saying here's $15 million. it might as well be bribe money. it may as well be hush money. and to what foundation? i'm just curious. what's going to be inside this museum? is it the documents, the national archives never got back waxy what is in here? is it gold toilets? >> that is something that gets built. you never know when it will get built. >> we never know. >> what you make of the decision by abc? we were speaking our previous hour with barbara mcquade, harry litman, two very well- respected lawyers who actually felt that abc legally speaking has a very strong case to stand on, and that the idea of donald trump winning a defamation lawsuit would require them proving that george stephanopoulos knew that statement was being false and

believe, or museum for the allegation that george stephanopoulos mislabeled or i should say commit defamed donald trump by misleading the outcome of the e. jean carroll trial? >> this is what looks like to obey in advance. this is what it looks like to signal to all of media, if you don't do right by me, i'm coming after you. you have abc during the cya campaign, making sure that they are covered, here is $15 million. it might as well be bribe money, hush money. to what foundation? i'm curious, what will be inside this museum, the documents the national archives never got back? what is in here? gold toilets? >> it will never get built. what do you make of this decision by abc? we were speaking our previous hour with barbara mcquade, harry litman, two well-respected lawyers that felt abc, legally speaking, has a very strong case to stand on, the idea of donald trump winning a defamation lawsuit would require the improving george stephanopoulos knew that statement was being false, he was doing so with intention. they were arguing, was almost impossible to prove. >> i agree with them, they are completely right, there's a reason defamation cases are so h

after the tv host george stephanopoulos inaccurately said the incoming president had been found liable for rape in a civil suit. in fact, in the case brought by the columnist ejean carroll an agreement to dismiss the lawsuit on the terms in the court filing." us lawmakers are expecting further classified briefings which may address the unexplained drone sightings across a number of american states. the fbi says it's had more than 3,000 reports since the flying objects first started to appear in the skies over the state of newjersey about a month ago. here's our north amnerica correspondent rowan bridge. another drone. it's the mystery that's gripping america. more drones in the sky. they are not scary per se, they are not looking through your window or crashing into your house, but it is still concerning because there are these mystery ufos — unidentified flying objects — flying around that nobody is giving any answers to and nobody seems to know what they are. who's behind the drones being spotted over the northeast of the united states? so i've seen them over my house just about every single night for the last two and a half weeks. at first, they were more sporadic an

lawsuit this year after abc news host george stephanopoulos repeatedly said in interview and a jury found trump liable for rape in a lawsuit brought eugene carrollorrect. the jury found trump liable for abuse, not rape. the supreme court will hear a case related to california's ability to set it car emission standards. the court will review an appeal filed by fuel producers which object to a waiver granted to the state 2 years ago by the epa. and we're allows california to set tougher limits and the rest of the country. the case will be argued until spring. the trump administration is almost certain to take more industry-friendly approach to the issue. as president-elect trump vows to follow through with mass deportation plans. new california bill aims to protect schools and child care centers from immigration enforcement. raise correspondent tom wallace reports. >> to protect our immigrant students, something member elm road suit. he says that's the goal of his new bill. ab 49 also known as the california safe haven schools and child care act. if signed, it would prohibit employees at california k 12 public schools and childcare facilities from

trump sued abc news and anchor george stephanopoulos when he used the word rape instead of the phrase sexual assault when referring to jean carroll'sawsuit against trump a rare california tornado touches down in scotts valley. the ef one tornado hit the area on saturday with winds reaching 83 miles an hour. >> to be honest with you, i thought this could be the end of my life. it was that strong. >> the storm prompted san francisco, which is about 70 miles away, to issue the first tornado warning in its history. but fortunately, it never touched down there. and that brings us to weather, because california, not yet in the clear from severe weather, heavy rain and high winds hit the northern part of the state this morning. let's get to our meteorologist, our weatherman, derek van dam. derek good morning. >> good morning casey. >> let's be clear. there's not a threat of tornadoes today along the west coast. >> so let's get that out of the way right away. >> but what we saw this weekend was phenomenal to see and witness the first ever tornado warning in san francisco's history. >> that's really saying something just to the south in sco

george stephanopoulos. this after the anchor inaccurately said trump had been found civilly liable of, quote unquote, raping e. jean carrollthe jury had actually found that trump civilly liable of sexual abuse. now trump is appealing the verdict and denies wholeheartedly her claims. i want to bring in cnn chief media analyst brian stelter and trial attorney ken turkel, who represents a number of high profile figures, including sarah palin and her defamation suit against the new york times. and he also previously hulk hogan in his suit against gawker. ken, let me begin with you here. defamation suits like the one against abc news are difficult to prove. yet there seem to be more and more of them. why is that? >> i think it starts with the courts being more tolerant of letting the claims survive to trial. >> um, they go to trial now, laura. you know, 30, 40 years ago, they really didn't. but there's a number that have gotten to trial recently. i think a lot of it is that, as you know, you have to get a fact issue to get to trial. so usually these are tested on a motion to dismiss. and if you can survive that legal threshold

candidate trump alleged this week anchor george stephanopoulos made false and defamatory comments when he said a jury found trump liable for rape in the e. jean carrolluse, not rape. the money will go to "a presidential foundation and museum to be established by or for trump." the defendants will have to pay $1 million to trump's legal counsel and add a footnote expressing regret. i get why they settled. depositions and discovery in this case could have led to all sorts of damaging info coming to light. remember all those tucker carlson messages released in dominion's court filing against fox news? embarrassing for the network and its talent. the very day the case was to go to trial fox news settled for a whopping $787 million. the two instances, abc and fox, are not exactly the same, but trump's win against abc could have a chilling effect on media, pushing them to pull their punches to avoid a fight with a litigious and vengeful president. >>> back with us, max rose, maya wiley, and christine todd whitman. maya, you are the attorney closest to me at the table. talk to me about why you think this settlement with abc is so troubling. >> so first of a

it all stems from george stephanopoulos using the word rape instead of sexual abuse. in an interview with about e. jean carrollawsuit against trump, which that was discussed under the terms of the settlement, the network will issue a public apology, pay $1 million for trump's attorneys fees, and pony up $15 million for a, quote, presidential foundation and museum. cnn's brian stelter joins me now brian, this i mean, this is pretty unusual and disturbing. what do you make of all this and this ugly legal fight that is trying to be avoided by abc and disney, right? >> trump has a long history of filing lawsuits, including against news outlets. most of the time, those cases get thrown out. judges see right through those frivolous cases and throw them out. trump right now has litigation pending against cbs, for example, over a 60 minutes interview of kamala harris. so these cases oftentimes do not work out for trump. but this abc case is a major victory. i talked to renowned first amendment lawyer floyd abrams last night. he said, look, there's no way to say other than this is a big win for trump. it's going to emb

george stephanopoulos. this after the anchor inaccurately said trump had been found civilly liable of, quote unquote, raping e. jean carrollry had actually found that trump civilly liable of sexual abuse. now trump is appealing the verdict and denies wholeheartedly her claims. i want to bring in cnn chief media analyst brian stelter and trial attorney ken turkel, who represents a number of high profile figures, including sarah palin and her defamation suit against the new york times. and he also previously hulk hogan in his suit against gawker. ken, let me begin with you here. defamation suits like the one against abc news are difficult to prove. yet there seem to be more and more of them. why is that? >> i think it starts with the courts being more tolerant of letting the claims survive to trial. um, they go to trial now, laura. you know, 30, 40 years ago, they really didn't. but there's a number that have gotten to trial recently. i think a lot of it is that, as you know, you have to get a fact issue to get to trial. so usually these are tested on a motion to dismiss. and if you can survive that legal threshold attack, i

trump accused abc news host george stephanopoulos of harming his reputation by saying on-air that trump had been found liable for raping the writer e. jean carroll, even though the jury in the new york trial did not find him liable of the accusation of rape. but of course, that is far from the whole story. so let me be crystal clear here. back in 2023, a civil jury of trump's peers, after evidence in a trial, unanimously did find him liable for sexual abuse. and there's a very specific reason for that. as the judge in the case, judge lewis a. kaplan, wrote in a court filing "the label rape as used in criminal prosecutions in new york applies only to vaginal penetration by a nlpenis. forcible, unconsented to penetration of the vagina or other bodily orifices by fingers, other body parts, or other articles or materials is not called rape under new york penal law. it is, instead, labeled sexual abuse." so that is what 12 new yorkers unanimously said donald trump did to e. jean carroll. kaplan added, "the finding that ms. carroll failed to prove that she was raped within the meaning of withe new york penal law doe not mean" and i'm quoting the judge

lawsuit this year after abc news host george stephanopoulos repeatedly said in an interview that a jury had found trump liable for rape and a lawsuit brought by the jean carroll. but that was incorrect. the jury found trump liable for abuse. not right. the supreme court will hear a case related to california's ability to set its own car emissions standards. the court will review an appeal filed by fuel producers which objects to a waiver granted to the state 2 years ago by the epa. the waiver allows california to set tougher limits than the rest of the country. that case will not be argued until spring, at least when the trump administration is almost certain to take a more industry-friendly approach to that issue. all right. time for another look at the forecast as overlooking life. and this is the view from mount tam and >> gayle is back and talking about more rain, but nothing like the storm. we just had gayle. yes, and this is more beneficial rain we're expecting, but it will definitely impact your morning commute etarting in the north bay. and i'll be more widespread by the late morning. so we'll play that for you in the future cast model that for now, w

trump sued the network and george stephanopoulos after he said during an interview that a jury found trump liable for rape in a lawsuit brought by e. jean carroll. the jury found trump liable for sexual abuse. as part of the settlement, abc must also pay trump's lawyers one million-dollar legal fees. the settlement allows both trump and stephanopoulos to avoid sitting for court ordered depositions that had been scheduled for next week. summit coming up, trump backs away from a campaign promise he made repeatedly. bringing down bursary prices. i will discuss this and more with ruth ben-ghiat and former congressman, mondaire jones, after the break. >>> social media praise and polarizing reaction to the suspect in the murder of the healthcare executive. >>> jam-packed hour on the saturday show, still ahead on msnbc. i thought i'd get a wax figure of myself. cool right? look at this craftmanship. i mean they even got my nostrils right. it's just nice to know that years after i'm gone this guy will be standing the test of ti... he's melting! oh jeez... nooo... oh gaa... only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty ♪ [children pla

at issue were inaccurate comments from anchor george stephanopoulos that the president elect had been found civilly liable for raping writer e jean carroll liable for sexual assault, which carries a distinct legal difference under new york law. abc will pay the money as a donation toward donald trump's presidential library. abc will also pay $1 million to reimburse trump's attorney fees. >> president elect donald trump says he wants to get rid of daylight saving time in a post on truth social. the president elect said his administration will try to end the practice when he returns to the oval office. he argues that that practice is inconvenient and costly. any changes would need to be passed by congress back in 2022. the senate passed a bill unanimously to get rid of the clock changing, but it didn't make it past the gop house. >> president elect trump has picked former california congressman devin nunes to serve as his head of his administration's intelligence advisory board. he'll now run the federal agency that oversees the activities of all u.s. intelligence agencies. nunez is currently in charge of the president elect's social media

george stephanopoulos have agreed to an apologize and donation to trump's presidential library. he said in an interview that a jury found trump quote liable for rape. in a lawsuit brought by carrollually found him liable for sexual abuse. they must pay his lawyer's legal fees. the settlement allows both of them not to sit for depositions scheduled next week. >>> trump backs away from a campaign promise he made repeatedly, bringing down grocery prices. i'll discuss with ruth and another guest after the break. >>> social media praise and polarized reaction to the murder of a health care executive. a jet-packed hour on "the saturday show" still ahead on msnbc. saturday show" still ahead on msnbc. yay - woo hoo! ensure, with 27 vitamins and minerals, nutrients for immune health. and ensure complete with 30 grams of protein. (♪♪) you know what you don't see in psoriasis commercials? the thousands of real people who go undiagnosed. people whose psoriasis can look very different depending on their skin tone. as the makers of tremfya®, we understand that everybody's moderate to severe plaque psoriasis doesn't look the same. so, we undertook a first-of-its-kind study of plaque psoriasis i

george stephanopoulos. in that interview, said ten times that trump had been that a jury had found trump had raped that writer, e jean carrollw, while the jury did find trump liable for sexual abuse, she was not he was not found liable for rape. a judge did say later that the claim that trump raped carol was substantially true in the broader sense of the word, but not as defined by new york law. now, trump has denied all wrongdoing and is appealing that verdict. but now, because of this settlement between abc news and donald trump, abc is going to issue a statement stating their regret in the online article that showed this interview. and they also put out a statement saying that they are pleased that the parties have reached an agreement to dismiss the lawsuit on the terms. in the court filing. now, what's interesting is the timing of all this because both president elect trump and george stephanopoulos were supposed to sit for depositions related to this this coming week. a judge had ruled that they needed to sit for deposition. so it's an interesting timing for this, you know, as for why exactly abc news chose to settle?

george stephanopoulos defamed him. in an interview with republican congresswoman nancy mays, stephanopoulos said trump was found libel for rape. e. jean carroll libel for alleged rape. trump has denied carroll's claims. abc will add a note to an online article about the interview they regret the statements about trump. >> i watched that video. he kept saying it and she kept saying how offensive it was to her as a victim of rape. he was shaming her for being a trump supporter. he noted it was civil. it was called rape. >> nine jurors checked off no to rape. >>> right. coming up, a busy week ahead. we get you ready for earnings and economic readings. these next. >>> and walter isaacson will weigh in on elon musk's role in the administration. "squawk box" will be rhtacig bk. e types are still at it. just stop calling each other rock stars. and using workday to put finance and h.r. on one platform. tim, you are a rock star. using responsible ai doesn't make you a rock star. it kinda does. you are not rock stars. (clears throat) okay. most of you are not rock stars. oooh. data driven insights, and large language models. oh, that's so rock roll. it

george stephanopoulos interfering nancy mace who had been a victim, she said, of rape. and stephanopoulos said there was a finding in the civil case in new york, not the case i covered, involving e. jean carrollrecovered $83 million because the jury believed that donald trump had committed sexual abuse against her. the judge in that case said that even though new york law defined that you could generally rate. so stephanopoulos used that term and trump suit and instead of letting it go to trial or otherwise settling for an apology, abc news and dizzy which because of its experience with rhonda this laura, very much needs to get on trump's right side. they caved and settled where it most accounts they would have it won this case that was another act of what experts on dictatorship, anticipatory obedience, obeying in advance. this is what strongmen all over the world rely on, obeying in advance. you don't have to throw people in jail or do all kinds of things we associate with dictators because a lot of people will just bow down to them in advance so they don't get hurt. some of this has been wrongly portrayed. but when you fold your cards, if you are a news organization and when you don't real

george stephanopoulos interfering nancy mace who had been a victim, she said, of rape. and stephanopoulos said there was a finding in the civil case in new york, not the case i covered, involving e. jean carrollo recovered $83 million because the jury believed that donald trump had committed sexual abuse against her. the judge in that case said that even though new york law defined that you could generally rate. so stephanopoulos used that term and trump suit and instead of letting it go to trial or otherwise settling for an apology, abc news and dizzy which because of its experience with rhonda this laura, very much needs to get on trump's right side. they caved and settled where it most accounts they would have it won this case that was another act of what experts on dictatorship, anticipatory obedience, obeying in advance. this is what strongmen all over the world rely on, obeying in advance. you don't have to throw people in jail or do all kinds of things we associate with dictators because a lot of people will just bow down to them in advance so they don't get hurt. some of this has been wrongly portrayed. but when you fold your cards, if you are a news organization and when you don't re