. >>> and just how much trump ivanka trump is giving to the january 6th select committee, how her hours of testimony may actually end up being key to the investigation. let's go "outfront." good evening, i'm kaerin burnet the breaking news, russia intensifying assault on a sprawling steel plant where thousands of ukrainians are holed up. i just spoke to a commander there who said the strikes have been literally nonstop over the past few hours yet despite the attacks ukrainian fighters say they still hope to evacuate several hundred people which includes still in that plant, commander tells me, 20 children. as you can see, though, there is heavy black smoke rising over the area where the plant is located. it is, of course, in the area of mariupol, and tonight, russia is cla claiming putin's forces reached the outskirts of the plant and carrying out a step-by-step clearing operation. well captain pladomar at the plant pushed back against russia's claims. >> translator: all of the buildings that they're showing or might be showing, they are adjacent to the territory of the asov steel plant

head of the january 6 committee telling cnn that ivanka trump talked to them about what was happeninged. bennie thompson says she answered questions about her activities and her awareness of what president trump was doing at the time. thompson says the testimony wasn't against trump himself but it did help corroborate testimony from others who said that trump was reluctant to call off the rioters despite being asked to do so. meantime the january 6 committee is sending letters to three republican congressmen asking for their voluntary cooperation with the investigation. zachary cohen is live in washington for us. who are these gop lawmakers and what is the committee hoping to learn? >> yeah, good morning. so these three gop lawmakers are congressman andy biggs of arizona, mo brooks of alabama, ronny jackson of texas. and that brings our total to six republican lawmakers in total including kevin mccarthy who the january 6 committee wants to talk to. unfortunately for the committee, almost all of those requests have been refused by the individuals. now, that is pretty remarkable conside

in addition to ivanka trump, her brother donald trump jr.as also expected to testify and work is under way to schedule his appearance. >>> and still to come on cnn, we are tracking severe weather in the u.s. including this reported tornado in oklahoma. pedram javaheri will be joining us next. we got the house! you did! pods handles the driving. pack at your pace. store your things until you're ready. then we deliver to your new home - across town or across theountry. po, your personal moving and storage team. the sleep number 360 smart bed is on sale now. why choose proven quality sleep from sleep number? because the sleep number 360 smart bed is really smart. it senses your movement and automatically adjusts to help keep you both comfortable all night. it's also temperature balancing, so you stay cool. it's so smart it knows exactly how long, how well, and when you slept. sleep number takes care of the science, all you have to do is sleep. don't miss our weekend special. save $500 on the sleep number 360 c4 smart bed, queen now only $1,299.

now, in addition to ivanka trump, her brother donald trump jr.pearance. >>> a warrant has been issued for an alabama corrections officer after she and an inmate went missing from a detension center friday. now, a manhunt is still under way for both and the lauderdale county sheriff says it appears the officer is willfully assisting the inmate who is charged with capital murder. cnn's ryan young has our details. >> i'd be surprised if they're still in alabama. >> reporter: tonight, a manhunt is under way for a dangerous murder suspect and correction officer vicky white who may have helped the inmate escape. >> if she did this willingly, all indications are that she did, i guess we're trying to hold onto that last straw of hope that maybe for some reason she was threatened and did this under coercion, but absolutely you feel betrayed. >> reporter: friday morning, the lauderdale county sheriff's office says assistant director vicky white told coworkers she was taking casey white to the courthouse. casey white is awaiting trial on murder charges. inv

people like ivanka trump and her husband jared kushner, the son-in-law of the former president and histtee had video taped many of these depositions. it is a possibility if these folks are not brought forward to testify publicly, the committee could play clips of these witness testimonies. video tapes and elements will be abig part of this. they zero in on topics they want to cover during these hearings, including what president trump is doing during the riot. there were a lot of times unaccounted for the president's schedule. and fraud election of the fraud claim and organizing and financing the january 6 rally. the committee had taken into so much information and this is their opportunity to put together some of the things they learned and present it to the american people. as they get these presentations together, they are taking more information. the national archives announced today, they are releasing documents from the trump white house, 23,000 e-mails and attachments that'll be in the hands of the committee. even if they are sifting through thousands of thousands of e-mails the

trump know about it? we do know that, yes, ivanka's gone in and testified, jared has gone in and testified, and now don jr. but i guarantee you they've stone walled this on the issue of what trump knew about the violence and when he knew about it. this is exactly what happened in the watergate investigation. everybody came in -- >> we have some -- nick, we have some clues, though, because don jr.'s texts leaked. and it would seem unless you'd think it was an elaborate hoax at the time. it seemed when he was privately talking to mark meadows, he thought the violence was bad. he thought it should stop. that makes him interestingly a kind of familial witness against his father who did not act like it should stop, did not intercede during the violent emergency, which gives context to the other bit of news i mentioned -- more tapes from kevin mccarthy where he talks about the atrocious conduct of donald trump. again, may be easy to forget a year or plus later. but at the time kevin mccarthy thought donald trump would need a pardon for crime. let's take a listen to that new tape. >> i think the actions that hav

visit indeed.com/hire >>> a new york appeals court says donald trump, donald trump junior and ivanka trumpnew york attorney general's civil investigation into the trump organization's dealings. eric trump has been deposed but he refused to answer more than 500 questions citing his fifth amendment rights. in response to the rulings, the ag tweeting our investigation will continue unfettered because no one is above the law. the oklahoma governor having signing one of the nation's most restrengthive abortion bills into law. the law bans abortion starting at fertilization. the exceptions are for medical emergencies and incest and rape. the senate for reproductive rights filed a challenge trying to block the law from taking effect. >>> the nation's top diplomat says the united states would like to strengthen diplomacy with china. blinken warning the united states, quote, can't rely on beijing to change its trajectory. >>> the world is at a turning point. that warning to the international community today from the german chancellor scholz who delivered it in davos at the world economic forum. he

his sister ivanka trump testified before the committee last month. >>> and for former president trump, a big first test of his power to steer the midterm elections. the senate candidate he endorsed in ohio, author j.d. vance, coming from behind in the polls to win that state's primary last night. vaughn hillyard is there. >> reporter: the american political right moving even closer to donald trump's image on tuesday night. >> they wanted to write a story that this campaign would be the death of donald trump's america first agenda ladies and gentlemen, it ain't the death of the america first agenda >> reporter: j.d. vance, winning a crowded gop primary for ohio's u.s. senate seat, leaping roughly 20 percentage points since trump endorsed him. >> i want to pick somebody that's going to win. and this man is going to win come on up, j.d. >> reporter: vance is an ally in spreading trump's false 2020 election conspiracies and is close to other trump loyalists like marjorie taylor greene and matt gaetz. >> what ultimately made you decide j.d. vance? >> donald trump. >> reporter: vance said i

his sister, ivanka trump, sat down with lawmakers for 8 hours and early april. none of the testimony before that committee has been made public at this time. whether time as we take a live look outside big, beautiful palm tree along san francisco's embarcadero. a lot of sunshine. but of course, that depends on with picture you table can be. but we've seen fall. we've seen a lot of sun. what's next? yeah, right, guys. i mean, we've seen a little bit of everything. temperature wise has been all over the board as well. anything from 50's 60's. >> all the way up to 80 degrees in summer warmer inland spots today. it felt like summer there things are going to start to cool down. now, though, as we get to into the evening hours and then through the rest of the week outside right now, look at this. yes, the fog that marine layer really start to thicken and head through much of the bay area. bringing us a nice cool down for today. san francisco international airport. nothing the gray skies there behind it. future cast for also showing us the possibility of maybe a pop-up

high profile people like ivanka trump. other trump children as well.g forward what the hearings reveal as well, and how far they're going to be able to get in telling a complete story about what happened. >> that's why these coordinators are interesting. this strikes me as the committee saying once again, we know things. we know things the have not made public. we're going to have public hearings. this is your chance. we are going to lay this out in the public hearings. we would like your side. come tell us or at least you had your chance. >> yeah. and i'll be interested to hear what brooks has to say. especially after losing trump's endorsement, coming out publicly and saying that he had been pressured. he has signalled that he's open to talking to the panel if he was approached. so it will be interesting. the issue is will that political spat spill over into the committee's quest to tell this story? and will it undermine the credibility as they 150ek seek to make this as less politicized as they can? >> they're trying. more information. every day of

there are others like kushner and ivanka trump who worked in the white house at that time. >> we havee 25th amendment. >> i think what have been cited by the democrats so far are the 25th amendment which are not exactly an elegant solution here. >> that takes too long here. >> yeah, correct. if the president were to submit a letter overruling the cabinet and vice press, two-thirds. impeachment has been discussed and i think they want him to redesign which i don't see happening either. >> when talking about the 25th amendment. his response isn't that he wants to evoke it but that it takes too long. what is your reaction to that? >> i think he was looking and we knew some of this at the time. we were reporting whether he should call on president trump to resign and on the options. i'm not sure he was endorsing that but saying, yes, this was a terrible thing and this doesn't apply here. he was entertaining all of his options and looking at what happened because those tapes that are remarkable make abundantly clear how disgusted mccarthy was. he lead a little of that show, not at all what

also we've been told while there were videotaped depositions of members of trump's family like ivanka trumpdon't know yet is whether the mmtee is going to rely on those taped interviews or will call them back for actual public hearings. our understanding is that it is unlikely that vice president -- former vice president pence will testify in public and it's also unlikely the committee would call former president trump. i just heard this past hour that the committee may begin to reach out to potential witnesses as soon as next week, anderson. >> do you expect any new revelations? >> so they're still collecting information. i would not rule it out. i think that one of the things to remember is for those of us who are old enough to remember the watergate hearings, keep in mind the bombshell of the watergate hearings when alexander butterfield, the presidential aide, announced they had a recording system, that did not happen until the middle of the hearings. so i do think there are going to be some surprises, anderson. >> appreciate it. thanks very much. >>> coming up, passenger turned pilot a

ivanka trump and donald trump junior.t's part of new york attorney generals letitia james civil investigation into his business practices. lawyers arguing that ordering him to testify violated their constitutional rights because their answers could be used in a parallel criminal investigation. the appeals court sided with the attorney generals office, finding that civil tax fraud investigation appears to have been well founded. a lawyer for the trump family says that they are considering the family's decision and could decide to appeal. >> tough news here, baby formula shortage will likely not be fully resolved until july according to the head of the fda. during a senate health committee hearing yesterday, fda commissioner doctor robert caleb told senators it will take time to get to a point when shelves are again fully stocked. caleb said that he also expects there to be an eventual surplus of formula. adding that there may be consideration to create a federal stockpile to prevent shortages like this one from happening a

donald trump jr., the latest of several members of the trump family, to testify. including jared and ivanka morning of the january 6th insurrection as trump and his alies riled up a crowd of supporters, many of whom would breach the capitol. politico elaborates in reporting today on what he may know about his father's push to subvert the results of the 2020 election. quote, the committee has highlighted a text message trump jr. sent to then white house chief of staff mark meadows as a mob overtook the capitol on january 6th, 2021. in that message, he urged his father to make a more forceful statement to condemn the violence. quote, he's got to condemn this bleep, asap. the capitol police tweet is not enough, trump jr. texted meadows and comes on the heels of previous reporting from cnn that donald trump jr. texted white house chief of staff mark meadows ideas for overturning the 2020 election before it was called. politico adds this reporting, quote, trump jr. is also the latest select panel witness believed to have been in the oval office the morning of january 6th with trump, his top aide

committee has had should not go unremarked upon, and that would include the president's children, ivanka trumpter-in-law, jared kushner is his son-in-law. they have all testified before the committee. as you heard from congresswoman lofgren, they answered the questions. there are no allegations they were uncooperative or hostile witnesses. what is your sense of the importance of this piece that certainly remains unresolved? and that is the testimony of kevin mccarthy or any members of his caucus. >> well, look, the full story of january 6th has not been told, nicole, and we learn more with every new turn of the screw. and a big emerging question or a long-emerging question, i should sahat connections there were between the grassroots activists, some of whom were at the protest and later stormed the capitol, and people in actual positions of authority and leadership in congress. that's been a big open question. it's hard to know if leader mccarthy and the others are ducking the committee because what they would tell the committee would make them look bad or good. what we saw with leader mccarth

there's been video taped interviews behind the scene like ivanka trump, jared kushner, and don trumptee is going to rely on those taped interviews or call them back for public hearings. as we said before, it's unlikely we believe that vice president pence will testify in public. it's also unlikely the committee would call former president trump. two sources told me they did not think it would be productive and that he probably wouldn't show up. jake? >> there have been so many new bombshell revelations that you have told us that other people in the media have told us. do you expect anything new to come out of this? >> i think there's a lot that we do not know. and the other thing i point out is, for those of us old enough to remember the watergate hearings. there was a bombshell in the middle of the hearings when alexander butterfield the presidential aid revealed the white house recording system. they are still collecting evidence. i think there could be more bombshells to come. >> jamie, great reporting. thank you so much. >>> the major announcement that could help ease one of the

have been told that the president, look, we have been told the trump children and his son-in-law, ivanka trumpr were all interviewed behind closed doors. i believe they were video taped. the question is do they want to use that video tape or are they going to call them back for the public hearings, don. >> what happens if somebody refuses to testify at these public hearings? we have gone through that. >> it's probably too late for the committee to force anyone to testify who does not want to tefr. if somebody defied a subpoena, you could go to court and try to get an order from a judge requiring them to testify or you could send it over to doj for a contempt prosecution to punish the person. both of these thing, either of those things will take way more than the three to four weeks we have until the hearings start. as a practical matter, the committee will have to rely on the good will and the patriotism of people it needs to hear from. >> oh, boy. yeah. we'll see. stay tuned. watch this space, right. i want to get your take on new york judge setting conditions for the former president must im

course, the question about those closest to the former president his own children and son-in-law, ivanka trump, jared kushner and donald trump jr. all three of these individuals have appeared behind closed doors. there's no sign that the committee wants them to appear in a public hearing. but we do know they've videotaped these interviews, these depositions that have taken place. and they've said it includes a multimedia presentation, video, audio and testimony. and there's a possibility that they'll use clips from these depositions as part of the hearings. the committee at the very least hoping they'll deliver explosive new details when the hearings take place. they are setting the stage very high for what will be a culmination of work in the past ten months up to this point. victor and alisyn. >> ryan, nobles, thank you. >>> president biden just addressed food supply issues and skyrocketing prices. he's vowed to ease the pain. but experts warn it may be a while until you feel the relief. a member of the economic people is next. >>> parents are searching for baby formula as store shelves are

nearly 1,000 witnesses have been interviewed so far including trump's children, donald trump jr., ivanka trumpn-law jared kushner. elie honig says it is unlikely that the committee will have time to interview people who don't want to testify. >> it is probably too late for the committee to force anyone to testify who does not want to testify because orderly if somebody defied a subpoena, you could go to court and try to get an order from a judge, requiring them to testify, or you could send it over to doj for a contempt prosecution to punish the person. either of those things will take way more than the three to four weeks we have until the hearings start. so as a practical matter, the committee will just have to rely on the goodwill and patriotism of the people that it needs to hear from. >> national archives says it has another 23,000 emails and other documents to give to the january 6 committee. it is the eighth batch of official records to be turned over. trump has not tried to stop the release after the supreme court ruled against him in an earlier challenge. >>> meanwhile a new york judg

president of the united states, we've heard from folks like mark meadows through documentation, ivanka trump in of those people are donald trump. when you talk about the handwritten notes, that might be the closest thing to directly tie the former president of the united states, and it might not matter in 2022, but in 20 24 it could be a major issue. >> and bill bar has changed his tune on trump, so perhaps he may have to provide something. >> and he's seen as a reliable person compared to some of the other sources of information. >> and we don't know what the politics of this, how they'll pay out, but it's critical for history. the committee get to do the work. >>> ahead, ukraine clachling success in pushing russian troops back to the border. this mom's one step closer to their new mini-van! yeah, you'll get used to it. this mom's depositing momoney with tools on-hand. cha ching. and this mom, well, she's setting an appointntment here, so her son can get set up there and start his own financial journey. that's because these moms all have chase. smart bankers. convenient tools. one bank with

our colleagues reported that ivanka trump when she came in, they used her testimony to confirm thingsthe committee already knew, but that's really important. and donald trump jr. was a key figure in all of this. he was with his dad before the rally on january 6th. he was texting chief of staff mark meadows after the election, but before it was called about ways they could keep trump in power. and he also was texting mark meadows on the day of the attack saying my father needs to condemn this. privy to a lot of important episodes there. >> would be amazing to be a fly on the wall in that meeting. i want to ask you about newly revealed audio that two "new york times" reporters have gotten, this is house republican leader kevin mccarthy on a call with gop leadership, with aides and said this about the 25th amendment. >> i think the options that have been cited by the democrats so far are the 25th amendment, which is not exactly an elegant solution here. >> that takes too long too. it goes back to the house, right? >> correct. if the president were to submit a letter overruling the cabine

he said you know what, we even sent ivanka trump back into the oval office a second time to try to convince father to call off the attack and he wouldn't. lawrence, i'm sorry, but we have to call that what it is. that was donald trump waging war with three hours on the democratic process, trying to stop the certification of joe biden's whip. and if we can see it with our own eyes, as captured in photographs, not only in testimony, which we will see beginning on june 9th, it's going to be a powerful presentation. >> let's listen to what's stephanie grisham, white house press secretary at the time, what she said about what donald trump was doing that we will probably see in the white house photographs. we >> all i know about that day was that he was in the dining room, gleefully watching on his tv, as he often did, look at all the people fighting for me, hitting rewind, watching it again. that's what i know. one >> and glenn, still photographs can tell that story. >> yes, the word gleefully jumps out. it's horrific that we were all watching it and that anybody could watch it gleefully, regard

ivanka trump, jared kushner, and don junior's fiancÉe kimberly guilfoyle, have all spoken previouslyto the committee. also, there's brand-new audio of house republican leader kevin mccarthy. recorded on a call with other leaders of his caucus just two days after the riot. it was obtained by the new york times. in it, mccarthy called trump's actions atrocious and was looking for a reason to talk to president elect biden. >> but the president did is atrocious and totally wrong. we he should understand we are 12 days away. i think biden, if you have an impeachment and you're stuck sitting in the senate. and he needs cabinet members, he's got a lot of things he's got to have moving. and if you think from a perspective, you put everything else away, this country is very very divided. impeachment divides the nation further and continues the fight even greater. that's why i want to reach out to biden, i wanted the president to meet with biden, but that's not going to happen. >> that phone conversation, also included a mention of the 25th amendment to remove trump from office. >> i think the

appellate court today denied an attempt by mr trump and his two oldest children, donald trump jr and ivanka trump subpoenas for their testimony. new york's attorney general, says her investigation uncovered evidence that trump organization used fraudulent or misleading valuations of assets to get loans and tax benefits. former president trump's attorneys had argued to block the subpoenas, claiming the probe is politically motivated. the price of gas hits a new record here in california, just as people are gearing up for memorial day road trips, triple a says the average price for and let it reach $6.07 a gallon today statewide. in the bay area prices even higher in san jose and let it has reached a record 6 18 a gallon oakland's at 6 17. that's a new high and in san francisco again of unleaded costs. $6.30 on average, it reached that new record. on monday. now, despite soaring gas prices, dribble a is predicting more than 39 million people will travel for the upcoming holiday weekend. the luxury travel network virtuoso says the top destinations for summer include hawaii, colorado and california w

court this morning denied an attempt by mr trump and his two oldest children, donald trump jr and ivanka trump. to block subpoenas for their testimony. new york's attorney general says her investigation uncovered evidence his company that trump organization used fraudulent or misleading valuations of assets to get loans and tax benefits. former president. trump's attorneys had argued to block the subpoenas, claiming the probe was politically motivated and could impact an ongoing criminal investigation into the company by the manhattan district attorney's office. now to the latest in ukraine. russia is taking the upper hand as he battled for ukraine intensifies now three years has more from kharkiv, ukraine. yeah the russians are stepping up their attacks on ukrainian forces in the east on day 92 of the war, virtually all ukrainian health cities in the luhansk province are under constant attack, with russia escalating its use of airstrikes and missiles to gain the momentum, china all those who defend the state are resisting the extremely fierce offensive of russian troops in the east. british d

of arizona, their testimony should the answer to the subpoenas, we join the likes of bill barr, ivanka trumpat cipollone, and chief -- chief of staff mark short. we can't forget those who are subpoenaed or invited and refused to speak to the committee. rudy giuliani, former white house chief of staff mark meadows, deputy chief of staff dan scavino, steve bannon, alex jones, roger stone. the list goes on and on. the committees are looking for -- joining me now is political respondent for politico. thank you for being with us, betsy. what happens now? we have subpoenas for these five members of congress, and the committee has determined that they have the right to subpoena them. >> without question, it's unprecedented. previously, the samples of the congressional committees that have subpoenaed members almost entirely committees that had the committee of policing congress, this committee of course is not a congressional policing body, but it is investigative body. the fact they called in all of these members including the republican house speaker, that is a major dramatic step. that is why too

remember, ivanka trump's testimony was about eight hours.ing people that work for him, go get lawyers. fight this and four of them are facing contempt charges and nobody really knows the answer to that. except that from what i know from my reporting is that in ivanka's case, for example. ivanka and jared, they were led to believe that it would not be contentious and the interviews were not contentious. i think the committee made a decision. they were not going to subpoena these people. they were using them as corroborating witnesses and the chairman said to me, that is exactly what happens, particularly with ivanka, that she was in the white house on january 6th. there were other people who testified about where she was in relation to where the president was and she did spend time with the president. she did talk to the president. and thompson said to me, so she was very useful because she answered all our questions and he said, in those answers, she made it clear that, yes, the president was told he had to do something and he was reluctant

court denied an attempt by the former president and his two oldest children, donald trump jr and ivanka trumpbpoenas for their testimony. new york's attorney general, says her investigation uncovered evidence that trump organization used fraudulent or misleading valuations of assets to get loans and tax benefits. former president. trump's attorneys had argued to block the subpoenas, claiming the probe is politically motivated. new numbers from the labor department show the job market continues to strengthen the number of people filing for first time unemployment benefits declined to 210,000 that's down 8000 from the previous week, economists were expecting little change. continuing claims rose slightly to 1.3 million. on wall street stocks ended the day with more gains. the dow jumped 516 points nasdaq gained 305 in the s and p was up. 79 retailers rose after macy's reported strong quarterly results and airline shares also took off after southwest and jetblue said revenue from summer travel will be stronger than previously expected. the cdc says it is now tracking nine cases of monkeypox in s

we know that two of its most recent high profile interviews with ivanka trump and jared kushner werexpect to see clips of that next month. but in terms of individuals who could be called as witnesses, the committee is still working to finalize that list. but individuals who have previously spoken with the committee such as people from trump's white house, people close to former vice president mike pence, people who worked under trump in the department of justice, and individuals who were involved in rally planning, a lot of them are expecting to be called. now, two people who we shouldn't expect to see in front of the committee for hearings next month, sources tell us, are donald trump and mike pence. the committee is not calling to hear from them directly in these hearings. but as you can see, you know, a lot still to be worked out, but the basic parameters have been set ahead of that first hearing june 9. >> interesting that they decided to go ahead without pence. at least for now. annie, great reporting. >>> and moments ago, the president marking a tragic milestone in the fight ag

ivanka trump, jared kushner, they both testified for eight hours before the 16 committee.fter ivanka's testimony, your cousin, that it was helpful. so, what does that tell you? and do you see ivanka and jarred testifying in primetime, and how would that shake the foundations of mar-a-lago? >> i think it's highly unlikely that they would participate in a way that is that public, honestly. but i'm not at all surprised that the committee found their testimony helpful. now, of course, we don't know if that means it was helpful because it helped fill in the timeline, or if it was helpful because it made more clear the extent of donaldson bald men or they kind of donaldson bald meant. but it's really important to understand that, if avant and jarred feel that it will be better for their future to look out for their own good, even if it is at the expense of donald, that's exactly what will happen. >> really? so, in other words, you think that your cousin has word from her father, that approach? >> yeah, it's really important to remember that every relationship in my family's tran

among the witnesses whose testimony was video taped, donald trump junior, ivanka trump and jared kushner the panel they will refuse to testify publicly if asked. among the witness expected, today aides mike pence, including former chief of staff, mark short and former general counsel greg jacob. it's unclear if the committee will ask pence to appear but people familiar with the investigation say they would be surprised if he testified. th thanks for watching. i'll be back. don lemon tonight, starts now. hey, don lemon. >>> hi. we have more on that story. i hope this never happens to you. there's an incident on the plane and the pilot is incapacitated and they say, ma'am, we need you to step up to the cockpit and fly the plane. what say you, laura coates? >> probably a series of beeps and then i would do it. i wouldn't be as calm. i would like to think of how i would be in that moment but if you and i were on the plane together, we would exchange a glance. it would be expletives and we would jump to the actual job. >> okay. >> what would you do? >> i would go do it. i think i'd be calm ab

ivanka trump was interviewed for eight hours last month. it was a wonderful night, too.a lunatic decides. to look for some attention. comedian recounts last night's attack on dave chappelle after witnessing the incident from backstage. what we're learning about the alleged attacker and the weapon police say he was carrying. and the sun was shining over the oakland estuary tonight. it was a beautiful sunset. chief meteorologist bill martin is back after the break with what we can expect in our five day forecast as we get closer. two mother out-of-state corporations wrote an online sports betting plan they call "solutions for the homeless". really? the corporations take 90 percent of the profits. and using loopholes they wrote, they'd take even more. the corporations' own promotional costs, like free bets, taken from the homeless funds. and they'd get a refund on their $100 million license fee, taken from homeless funds, too. these guys didn't write a plan for the homeless. they wrote it for themselves. mand tackling comedian dave chappelle while he was performing in los a

[laughter] now yvonne can trump is not -- ivanka trump is not here either.on we are all thinking, why, why do you support this man? because i get it, we all love our parents, but we would not endorse him for president. it's like, hey, it is fun. should your dad be president of the united states? i would be like, my dad would -- [laughter] the guy who tries to return his underwear to costco? [laughter] no. [laughter] jeff sessions is going to be here tonight, but he was busy doing a pre-civil war reenactment. [laughter] on his rsvp he wrote, no, just know, which is his second favorite n-word. even hillary clinton couldn't be here tonight. somebody told her it was in wisconsin. [laughter] what? nate silver told me there was a 74.1% chance of that joke killing. [laughter] i can't believe i believed you, ma'am. ok, enough about house slithering. we are living in the golden age of lying. now is the time to be liar, and donald trump is liar in chief, and you guys are public enemy number one. you are his biggest enemy. journalists, ice is -- isis, normal-length tie

committee prepping public hearing after testimony from trump's children ivanka and donald trump jr. some committee members saying they don't need to hear from trump or pence, arguing they have obtained all the information they need without either of them. former attorney general eric holder going further than he has in the past blunt by saying trump should be indicted. >> at some point, people at the justice department, perhaps that prosecutor in atlanta, are going to have to make a determination about whether or not they want to indict donald trump. >> would you do it? >> well, i think there's going to be significant factual information and sufficient proof of intent. then the question becomes, what's the impact of such an indictment? i'm an institutionalist. my initial thought was not the indict the former president because of how divisive it would be, but given what we're learned i think he probably has to be held accountable. >> make it happen, please. more than 700 people have been charged in connection to the january 6th terror attack on our capital. this new video is part of

the appellate court rejected an attempt by trump and his two oldest children, don jr and ivanka trumpo block subpoenas for their testimony. new york's attorney general, says her investigation uncovered evidence that trump organization used quote fraudulent or misleading valuations of assets to get loans and tax benefits. and just a few minutes ago, a federal judge dismissed trump's lawsuit seeking to block that civil pro. a new ferry is now crossing san francisco bay. the dorado was christened with a bottle of champagne. state fair. officials say the vessel meets rigorous new emission standards while offering the fastest service in the fleet. they say they hope these improvements will help bring more people to the ferry system. people want to know why riders are coming back to the transit system, and it's because the system that they're coming back to is better than the one that we had before the ferries also designed for speedy boarding and disembarking. crews are training on how to operate the ferry. right now. passengers will see it in service within weeks. summer break is getting

>> ivanka trump and jared kushner and people like that are aren't necessarily in the middle to overturnction whereas mark meadows is. he starts meeting with members of congress very shortly after the election and start to plan out different paths to objects and different challenges to the election. they come up with a marketing strategy or a communication strategy for how we will talk about the election and spread the belief among the public that it was perhaps rigged and it delves into his trip to georgia and just how involved he was and the efforts there as they tried to overturn the results of the georgia election. so he has his hand in all different aspects, and he knows -- he's in the white house for meetings where sydney powell and rudy giuliani. he's meeting with people who have wild theories about overturning the election and the conspiracy theories and mark meadows is such a central witness, and you can see why the january 6th committee wanted so badly and pressured him so much to try to come in. >> so, claire, here's that piece that luke was talking about from michael's report

an appeals court rejected a bid and now the former president anddonaa and donald trump jr. and ivanka will have to sit for testimony >>> the cdc has identified case of monkeypox in seven states only some of the cases involve international travel where monkeypox is active. so the cdc presumes there is some community spread in this country. >>> the memorial day weekend is expected to bring about 1.5 million people to the stcity of chicago the city has mofed into a high community level of covid on thursday thin they are pushing for volunteerly wearing masks indoors. >>> students in akron got a surprise fit for a king. >> repeat after me sa say, lebron james. >> lebron james! >> lebron james surprised students at the school he opened he wished a fun and save summer for the kids i wish that was a hlittle widened. >> what a moment this larger than life guy who lite literally helped build the school >>> aaa is predicting nearly 40 million people will travel this weekend around levels seen in 2019 >>> let's get a check of the holiday forecast hi, michelle, good morning >> hi, guys, good to se

trump must testify under oath in the new york state attorney general's civil investigation into his family business a new york appeals court unanimously making that ruling today. the president's two oldest children ivanka and donald trump jr. also ordered to testify. attorney general letitia james is investigating alleged fraud by the trump organization. she is also seeking records from former presidents personal files. all three trumps previously appealed to block the subpoenas for testimony from the ag's office they all worked for the trump organization as a top ranking executives the trumps could try to appeal this decision to the state's highest court, the court of appeals, but that move would require special permission from the court. >>> hollywood is mourning the loss of actor ray liotta the "goodfellas" star dead at age 67 what we're learning about his sudden death and the tributes pouring in >>> and continuing coverage of the tragedy in texas how a former teacher is now trying to help the community heal >>> plus, big money being spent to influence the debate over gun control on capitol hill. tonight an inside look at how much and where the money is coming from. . >>> the pandemic fueled a red h

donald jr and ivanka trump to block subpoenas for their testimony. rney general says her investigation uncovered evidence that the trump organization used quote fraudulent or misleading valuations of assets to get loans and tax benefits. that donald trump could invoke his fifth amendment right against self incrimination is anything he says in the civil case could be used in a separate criminal investigation. in ukraine. russian forces are continuing to attack the country's second largest city, kharkiv. today at least eight people in kharkiv were killed by russian shelling . the damage is extensive, with entire apartment buildings destroyed. one woman whose house was destroyed, says she wants to return and you want to go back home, but my home is completely destroyed. i hope that someone will rebuild it. the ukrainian military is struggling to retain territory in the eastern part of the country where russian troops are estimated to control 90% of the territory. time is 5 37 this morning hollywood and a lot of other people mourning and remembering the l

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. >>> new york state appeals court ruled that former president trump, his son donnelly jr. and his daughter ivankat answer questions under oath. it's part of the state's civil investigation into trump's business practices. the panel rejected trump's arguments that he should not have to testify because it could be used in a parallel criminal investigation. the state is looking into whether the trump organization misrepresented the value of its assets to obtain loans and tax benefits. trump has denied the allegations. >>> and still to come, summer travel squeeze, another major u.s. airline announces it will be cutting hundreds of flights. good checkup? no, great checkup. aw, thank you, doc. for great checkups, crest has you covered... because crest pro-health protects 100% of your mouth for 24 hours. i mean we're talking dental hall of fame. now, from crest pro-health new densify. like bones, your teeth lose density overtime. but, crest has you covered. crest densify... actively rebuilds tooth density to extend the life of teeth. crest. the #1 toothpaste brand in america. i still practice for what's

remember when trump win was running again, and saying he, just wanted to stay in office to avoid consequences. since he left, to one of those consequences? -- jared and ivankaricher than ever. trump remains the most powerful men in the republican party. i don't see anybody he's going to a real punishment. >> there have been no consequences. we live in a world without consequences, except, sadly, the consequences are to us. you saw the other day with overturning roe v. wade. that was a consequence. >> is this why you're leaving writing to go full-time activist? was making you do this? >> january 6th, largely. look, it's been on my mind since 2016, since the trump election. i've been very active on twitter, my partner and i produce these videos together. i think they've had some effect. the candidates tell us so. we've had over 250 million views of these videos. i think we are getting something done, we're speaking to people. i think that we are at an existential point in american democracy. an existential crisis. either we're going to move ahead, as a country that guarantees rights for everybody, regardless of race or gender or sexual orientation, or we're g

. >> what are we learning from donald trump junior and ivanka meeting with the january 6th committee? learning there are people in and around donald trump's orbit and his family wo would very much like to not bet conventional in their legal strategy than folks at this point, than rudy giuliani. this committee is not messing around. they are going after people close to the president in way that other investigations did not do. i'm not going to sit here and pretend i know wa donald trump junior said behind closed doors but we know he's going behind closed doors. >> president biden says is really speaking to a new tone when it comes to the former president and maga folks. what is behind this new line of attack? ha what are you learning? >> i think his approval rating being 40% for a few months. he's got to take a more strident tone against the republicans. create a contrast with the gop to give his party a punch or chance in the midterms. given biden this new march order to confront the republican party as the magact party. biden in the past has confronted republicans and backed off. is

a panel of new york judges ruled today that former president trump, his son, donald jr., and daughter ivankaprovide testimony in the state's investigation into his business practices. the judge rejected the former president's argument that the probe is politically motivated. and the state's attorney general says there is evidence the trump organization fraudulently misrepresented the value of its assets to obtain loans and tax benefits. trump issued a statement earlier this year calling the accusations false. up next, how one senseless act of violence can change a community forever. >> dokoupil: as we head into the memorial day weekend-- a federal holiday set aside to mourn u.s. military personnel who died in service of our country-- the town of uvalde is also remembering the 21 people whose lives were cut short in the building behind me-- not on the battlefield, but in a school classroom. it was supposed to be the last day of school here in uvalde, texas. but, instead of buildings buzzing with kids saying farewell to the year, the student parking lot is empty at the high school. and while t

trump along with his children, donald trump junior and ivanka were issued subpoenas to testify back in december's new york's attorney general says her investigation found proof that the trump organization misreported the value of their assets to get loans and tax benefits. next at 12, 30 bottle rock is back. we have a live report from the festival grounds and what people can expect from this year's lineup. >> and an update on a california bill that puts pressure on wild pigs. how the state the state's plan to deal with the trou >> happening today, bottle rock is back in napa valley. the music festival is happening all weekend long with some pretty impressive headliners kron four's. charles clifford joins us live from the festival grounds of the look ahead at what we can all expect. hey, charles >> yes on app for right now, it's a beautiful day and model rock has returned. let's going take a look at some video here. look inside. now they're expecting 120,000. plus, people who attended the next 3 days. they open the gate 11, 30 this morning with folks just literally running into the venu