if you can't update us on what is happening with jane doe?onday, attorneys and from the kentucky court that after filing a class action lawsuit challenging the state's abortion ban last friday, the lead plaintiff, who now note as jane doe, learned her embryo no longer has cardiac activity. what is happening in kentucky? >> so that is public knowledge at this point to protect jane doe's identity. that is been key to this lawsuit moving forward. at this time, nothing really changes. we are going to move forward with jane doe at this moment because it does not change why we brought the suit forward. she was pregnant in a state that did not allow her to terminate a pregnancy which she wanted to terminate. she was going to have to leave the state to seek her abortion. just like over a million other people of reproductive age in kentucky right now who find themselves pregnant and seeking an abortion, they have to leave the state will store just like in texas if they have a medical emergency, they're taken up to the line of near death to access the

joining us now is the lead attorney in kentucky's jane doe case.so deputy director of the reproductive freedom project. thanks so much for coming on. first off, if you would, what can you tell us about where the case stands right now? >> thank you so much for having me. today the aclu sued kentucky on behalf of jane doe and a class of all pregnant kentuckians who are prohibited from ending their pregnancies in the commonwealth of kentucky. we just filed our complaint today, and we have filed a motion for class certification and a motion for her to proceed under a pseudonym. and that's all we have done so far today. >> how much is viability of the fetus a factor here? you know, obviously in the texas case, the woman is saying, look, my baby wouldn't survive outside the womb. i want an abortion. how much is that central to this case? >> the only details that we are sharing about jane doe is that she is a resident of kentucky, she's eight weeks pregnant, and she's seeking an abortion. and that's really it because we really need to protect her privacy,

a plaintiff identified only as jane doe accuses combs, his friend and business partner, harv pierre and says she was approached when she was 17 years old and a junior in high school. she says pierre pierre common h convinced her to travel on a private jet to the recording studio jane doe says at the studio she was repeatedly sgifegiven drug d alcohol before she was vaiped and left on th on e bathroome br >> they could extend statutes of limitations to give survivors and victims longer periods of time in which to sue >> reporter: according to the lawsuit, the most recent accuser says the other women who came forward gave letther the confide to come forward, specifically citing cassie ventura, a singer-song writer who was once signed to combs' label and dated him for a decade she accused combs of trap her in a cycle of abuse, violence and sex trafficking. 54-year-old combs responding, saying let me be absolutely clear. i did not do any of the allwful things alleged i will fight for my name, my family and for truth. >> this is a civil complaint against combs. it not a criminal prosecution.

joining us now is bridget the lead attorney in the kentucky's jane doe case. she is also the deputy director of the aclu's reproductive freedom project. thank you so much for coming on.at first, can you tell us about where this case stands right now? >> thank you for having me. today the aclu sued kentucky on behalf of jane doe in a class of pregnant kentucky civilians who are prevented prohibited for ending their pregnancy. we filed a motion for class certification and a motion to proceed under a synonym and that's what we've done so far today. >> how much is viability of the fetus a factor here? >> obviously in the texas case of limited saying my baby wouldn't survive outside the womb i want an abortion. how much is that central to this case? >> the only details we are sharing is that she has a resident of kentucky, she's eight weeks pregnant and seeking an abortion. that's really it because we need to protect her privacy az can imagine. that's what we can say about this particular woman. she is angry that she is forced to continue this pregnancy and not be

and i wonder how you think these individual stories both the ones like kate cox and jane doe and thes inevitably forthcoming when they're women that cannot leave the state are going to change our national dynamic over this issue. >> i really think they already are, and that's why you see republicans running from them. and i don't think that the women behind these stories, the women who were able to come forward, right, it takes a certain amount of privilege to be able to share your story with the world and be open to harassment and all sorts of things. these women are not going to let them ignore them, and i spoke a couple of months ago to a young woman, a 21-year-old in texas whose fetus had developed not at all above the neck, it developed without a head. and she was still denied an abortion, she traveled to mexico, was too afraid to tell any of her friends, her family. and what she said to me -- i get emotional thinking about it. she said i just want ken paxton to look me in the eye -- 21 years old. i just want ken paxton to look me in the eye and tell me why i had to go through t

jane doe is approximately eight weeks pregnant and wants to terminate but cannot because of the state'san. we don't know much about her pregnancy, but her attorney says that her embryo no longer has cardiac activity. doe has filed a class action lawsuit on behalf of herself and any other person who is pregnant or could become pregnant in the state of kentucky. that lawsuit was filed a few days before texas's supreme court ruled that another woman, kate cox, who sued to terminate a non viable and life-threatening pregnancy, did not qualify for a medical exception to the states extreme abortion ban. these stories are clearly shifting conservative narrative about who seeks abortions and why. so it is not exactly a surprise that republicans do not want to have anything to do with it. >> are you supportive of the texas cream courts ruling indicate clocks case that prevented her from getting an abortion after she learned her fetus was not viable? >> just call the press office. >> i have for two days now and i haven't received an answer. >> thank you. >> joining me now is jessica valenti, auth

the woman, identified only as jane doe, filed suit today, arguing the ban violates the state constitutioneme court had already barred doctors from suing on behalf of patients. the american civil liberties union says this suit meets that standard. >> jane doe has courageously stepped forward as a directly impacted pregnant kentuckian to challenge these abortion bans and try to restore abortion access in the commonwealth. geoff: the kentucky suit comes one day after a texas judge allowed an abortion for a woman whose pregnancy could endanger her life. the long-running court case over separating migrant families at the border to deter immigration is finally ending. a federal judge in san diego formally banned the practice today, for eight years, under a settlement involving migrant families. some 5,000 children were separated from parents under then-president trump. he has not ruled out reinstating the policy if he is reelected. in michigan, a teenager was sentenced to life in prison without parole today for killing four students in a school shooting. the gunman was 15 when he carried out th

attorneys for the woman who goes by the name jane doe in the lawsuit said the embryo has no cardiac activitywsuit demanding the right to an abortion was filed last week. attorneys say they intend to continue the class-action lawsuit against the near-total abortion ban. the woman was eight weeks pregnant. >>> still to come, chaos at a hanukkah celebration. a far-right lawmaker in poland doused the candles on a menorah. the fallout. my active psoriatic arthritis can make me feel like i'm losing my rhythm. with skyrizi to treat my skin and joints, i'm getting into my groove. ♪(uplifting music)♪ along with significantly clearer skin... skyrizi helps me move with less joint pain, stiffness, swelling, and fatigue. and is just 4 doses a year, after 2 starter doses. skyrizi attaches to and reduces a source of excess inflammation that can lead to skin and joint symptoms. with skyrizi 90% clearer skin and less joint pain are possible. serious allergic reactions and an increased risk of infections or a lower ability to fight them may occur. tell your doctor if you have an infection or symptoms, had a v

these are jane doe's and john doe's, males and females. they have 14 days to be able to appeal this. it will go on if they don't appeal this. they are ready were given notice that this was going to happen, nobody has voiced opposition at this point according to the documents if it goes forward, everything will get in order in 2024, the documents with the unveiled the names public for the first time will come out. >> i think we all agree we would like to see the names of the bad guys here. in february, and international -- summer olympics in paris will be held in doha. the capital of qatar, now the jewish athletes to move the event out of qatar over understandable safety concerns. in a letter to the ioc, the "no to doha" campaign writes "today the leaders of hamas live in doha and qatar, where they have support from the government, no jew could feel safe in doha." let's talk to eric spitz. your daughter, i should mention you're not related to mark spitz, for anybody wondering. your daughter is a member of the israeli women's swim team. is h

reason prosecutors say that last year with more trafficked and sexually abused 2 women listed as jane doe's one and 2 in the complaint and that one of the accusers is a student at the campus in pleasant hill. whittemore has been in custody at the martinez detention facility since his arrest in september initially held without bail. but since set at $750,000 at this point, we know that we need to get in front of jurors. we need to get in front of objective, peaceful. >> law enforcement prosecutors, we have a particular view about it. so that's what they're going to stick with. it. >> i need 12 people that are reasonable, better from the community that will be able to see this case. the object. >> the defense requested and has been granted a speedy jury trial, which is set to begin on tuesday, january 16th in martinez, philippe djegal, all kron. 4 news. >> happening now, the oakland city council is hearing a detailed report on the hiring practices of 9-1-1, dispatchers. the report reveals that for an entire year from april 2022, to april 2023, the city's hr department did not process any appl

. >> reporter: the woman identified only as jane doe says she's filing the suit not only on her behalf but for all kentuckians. writing the government is interfering with my private matters. the cases are the first of their kind since roe versus wade was overturned now playing out as the republican party hones its messaging ahead of a national abortion ban as some candidates try to avoid being pinned down. >> i personally am pro life. but i don't judge them for being pro choice anymore than i am pro life >> i'm going to help these local and state folks be able to do a better job to deliver the good messaging. >> reporter: gretchen whitmer announcing the repeal of a state law that would require additional insurance for abortion coverage. >> when the people get to decide, they overwhelmingly tell us they expect to have reproductive freedom >> reporter: public opinion shows the majority of americans support the right to abortion. >> it shows that when you listen to the people, when you're bold and you stay in the fight, you can win. >> our thanks to mara barrett for that report. >>> today

beyond the prosecutors say that last year with more trafficked and sexually abuse to women listed as jane doe's one and 2 in the complaint and that one of the accusers is a student at the campus in pleasant hill. whittemore has been in custody at the martinez detention facility since his arrest in september initially held without bail. but since set at $750,000 at this point, we know that we need to get in front of jurors. we need to get in front of check to peaceful. >> law enforcement prosecutors, we have a particular view about it. so that's what they're going to stick with. it. >> i need 12 people that are reasonable, better from the community that will be able to see this case. objective the defense requested and has been granted a speedy jury trial, which is set to begin. >> on tuesday, january 16th in martinez, philippe djegal, all kron. 4 news. >> what we know about autism and how to treat it could be changing. fortunately after a new ucsf study, researchers have mapped out the microscopic world of autism spectrum disorder with incredible detail, which could lead to therapies now for so

she went through jane does and john does one by one deciding what information could be unsealed and whatd what she decided what could be unsealed where in the case of a number of does where they didn't object to the unsealing of the materials that relate to them, the determination was that these people had already become public because they themselves gave me the interviews or they became public through court cases and including at the trial where their identities came out and the material that includes their name was not salacious and the right of public access was something of greater importance. there are a lot of famous names that have been out around this and all those men have denied any knowledge of epstein's sexual trafficking operation, but this will shed more light on this. i mean, what won't be unsealed will be the identities of some of these victims who were minors at the time and have chosen not to go public in any way so the judge will protect their privacy in this. she is still giving everyone 14 days over the holidays to object to this, to file an appeal if they want to s

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the list of jane does, john does, include employees of epstein and sexual abuse victims.main anonymous. this is defamation case in front earth against ghislaine max well. he claims maxwell defamed her she was lying being sex trafficked of epstein. roberts accuse prince andrew of raping her when she was a victim of his friend epstein. tennessee republican senator marsha blackburn has been pushing for those names. >> who was on that plane? who was participating in this? they redacted those records in the ghislaine maxwell trial but getting to the bottom of this is important. >> reporter: congressman tim burchett, also a tennessee republican suggested the flight logs are not being publicly release because too many of his colleagues could be compromised. epstein killed himself in 2019 while behind bars waiting trial on sex abuse charges. presidential candidate john f. kennedy, jr., said the records should be released to the public. he talked about his two flights on epstein's plane. >> i was on it in 1993 and i was on it, and i went to florida with my wife and two children to

. >> one of our jane does una de las presuntas víctimas? >> la más reciente en denunciar.nta víctima asegura su abuso ocurrió en el 2019. el fiscal en la entrevista aseguró a telemundo 48 que en el 2019 hubo una denuncia contra este mismo sujeto, pero no se procedió debido a la falta de cooperación por parte de la víctima. pero esta semana más mujeres han acudido a denunciar, como esta mujer a quien no identificaremos por su seguridad, acusa hernández, de haberla drogado y abusado sexualmente hace 8 años en su oficina dentro de la congregación. >> todas. desperté con mi pelo bien despeinado y yo le pregunté qué había pasado, que por qué estaba así despeinada y que por qué había sentido que me manoseó y él me dijo de que dejara estar diciendo esas cosas, que él era un siervo de dios y que yo le dije que iba a decir las cosas en la iglesia y él me dijo que si hacía eso iba a acusar de difamación. pero asegura eso no fue todo. me dijo que él tenía pistolas y que y que me iba a matar si decía algo. karen cifuentes dice que hace 8 años, cuando tenía 14 años, hernández la llevó

we already know at least 100 of these john and jane does and there's at least one person's name who will epstein's entire list of client and that's why it's so important dick durbin gets the lead out. it's his decision whether they subpoena or not. after weeks of blocking republican requests, dick reportedly flipd and agreed to help get subpoenas for the epstein files in the new year. but congressional sources of telling primetime, they will believe it when they see it. and dick maybe saying this to get people off his back. >> too many of my colleagues are compromised in this area for whatever reason. someone whispered in their ear and says you don't want something to come out on something else, you better keep your mouth shut. that's how it continues to go. the honey pot or something russians used. >> jesse: is dick compromised? he has the opportunity to help america get the subpoenas. if you want to make sure dick doesn't back out. send him a tweet at x@senatordurbin to hold accountable. >>> five teams have been charged with attacking a student. >> warning, this attack is difficult to

the class action lawsuit filed by the woman who is identified as jane doe and planned parenthood says the laws are imposing medical, constitutional and irreparable harm on women who want abortions. the suit names kentucky's attorney general and other state officials as defendants. >>> coming up, as the hanukkah celebration begins, this is tension and fear within the u.s. jewish community about rising bigotry and hate crimes. you bring a lot back to civilian life. leadership skills. technical ability. and a drive to serve in new ways. syracuse university's d'aniello institute for veterans and military families has empowered more than 200,000 veterans to serve their communities and their careers. from professional certifications, to job training, to help navigating programs and services, we give veterans access to support from anywhere in the world. >>> more than 70 lawmakers are urging the boards of three top universities to sack their presidents. those presidents failed to make clear during capitol hill testimony this week that calling for the genocide of jews would violate campus pol

. >> reporter: his latest victim, jane doe, doesn't want her identity revealed. up with a friend in walnut creek and he was there. she made it clear she was only interested in her friend. >> coming over to see you. have no interest in brandon. >> reporter: the three started casually drinking, she says, but things escalated. >> grabbed my leg and threatened to break my leg, told me he would beat me up and told me to drink more. all right moves were not playful. they were skilled. >> restricting my movement unless i'm drinking more. >> reporter: she managed to get away and went to a room with her friend where they started having consensual sex. but he followed. >> next thing i know, brandon entered me from behind. and held my head down. so i couldn't move. at that point, it was [ bleep ], how do i survive. >> reporter: what was your friend doing during this whole thing? >> he was very -- not that it's an excuse -- incapacitated. >> reporter: were you held down by your friend? >> no, i was held down by brandon, although the friend was there and doing nothing. >> rep

the list of jane does and john does includes former epstein employees and sexual abuse victims.are expected to remain anonymous. the unsealed court documents are related to a defamation case brought by virginia roberts in new york against ghislaine maxwell. roberts claims maxwell defamed her by alleging roberts was lying by being sex trafficked by epstein. prince ann true paid a settlement to -- andrew paid a settlement to roberts last year. march a black burn has been pushing for release. >> we feed e to know who was on that plane, who was participates in this -- participating in this. they've redacted those records in the ghislaine maxwell trial, but getting to the bottom of this is important. mike: congressman tim burchett, also a tennessee republic, has suggested the fright logs haven't been made public because too many of his colleagues could be compromised. epstein killed himself in 2019 while behind bars awaiting trial on sex abuse charges. presidential candidate robert f. kennedy jr. says the records should be released to the public and talked about his own two flights o

. >> jane doe has courageously stepped forward as a directly impacted pregnant kentuckian to challenge abortion bands and try to restore a darshan access -- abortion access in the commonwealth. amna: the long-running court case over separating migrant families at the border to deter immigration is finally ending. a federal judge formally banned the prior test today for eight years. some 5000 children were separated under president trump. he has not ruled out reinstating the policy if he is elected again. a teenager was sentenced to life without parole for killing four students in a school shooting. he was 15 when he carried out the attack. today's sentencing followed hours of statements by families of the victims. >> we want to spend the rest of your life routing in your cell. what you stole from us is not replaceable. we won't let you steal a life of normalcy and we will find a way to get there through forgiveness. amna: the gunman's parents face trial for involuntary manslaughter for allegedly neglecting his mental health and making a gun accessible. an american jailed in russia, pau

according to the order, there is a number of days that all of the john and jane does will be allowed to appeal it if they want. following that, if no one appeals it, everything will get in order in early 2024 these names will be public along with the documents that previously had all those names redacted. jean casarez, cnn, new york. >>> google could be cutting you a check, though it might be a pretty smallen wo enone. google has agreed to pay $630 million to roughly 102 million u.s. couplers. and another $70 million to states as well. the settlement resolves allegations that they harmed with app store terms and fees. those i believe will get $2 or more, depending on how much they spent at the app store. >>> rescue workers are scra scrambling to reach survivors after a deadly earthquake. state media says at least 131 people have been killed, and hundreds of others injured. tens of thousands of people had to be evacuated and others spent the night in temporary shelters. for more, steven jank has the latest for us. >> reporter: yeah, authorities are saying the search and rescue effort

the abortion debate gets personal like this, when it is not a case being brought by an anonymous jane doe but it is a real woman with a tough story that we can all relate to, what does that do? >> what it does is it takes it from the world of black and white, which is often where we find things in the law, when a legislature passes a bill, and they say you can do x, but you cannot do y, and that sets it up as black and white, and we find these cases that do live in the gray, where even somebody who says, i believe that this child, at 20 weeks of gestation, with an extra chromosome 18 that has a valuable life, that is worth, that is worthy and has dignity, and yet, i understand what this mother must be feeling. and are there are no winners here. and so it reminds people of the fact that there are shades of gray. and you saw this with the competing court rules, with the texas supreme court ruling one way and the lower court a different way. when the laws are written that it is not clear, it can lead to these situations where, for instance, an ectopic pregnancy, where it is -- >> i think the

in the tucson sector they realize the jane doe lawsuit that has to release them within 10 days.y need to send immigration judges and asylum officers down on the border, look at each case and deport people immediately that don't fall under the premises of asylum but they are not going to do that. this is all smoke and mirrors. they've been doing this since day one and for them to say it's the last administration's fault i will remind them during the last administration the numbers were a lot lower than they are now and today one of this administration you start seeing groups of 300 plus because they knew this administration was going to allow lawlessness. blue one while we have been speaking we been running video from a train as it approaches our southern border in mexico heading north to the border. on the side you can see it looks like thousands of migrants, there they are on the screen right now, looks like they are waiting for the train to stop so they can hitch a free ride to america. how are we going to stop this? it has become an invasion, hasn't it? >> you are not going t

unsealed of previously econtacted documents referencing multiple individuals referred to as a john or jane doeic figures. kara, what are we expecting to see? >> this is part of a lawsuit. it's the documents they recovered during the discovery process. this could be anything from deposition testimony where someone's name is mentioned in the deposition or it could be like a calendar entry or emails. we don't know the scope of what it's going to be. this has been a lengthy litigation process and the judge ordered monday the unsealing of the names. it's not going to be a list of people. she went individually through all of these people, more than 150 names, and going through why they would be unsealed. so she wrote in this -- this was a thing she wrote in a lot of things, the material should be unsealed. first this individual did not raise any objection to unsealing and thus not meet the burden of identifying interests that outweigh the presumption of access with specificity. another thing she noted is these e names were public. they had given interviews with the media. they made themselves public

beyond the prosecutors say that last year with more trafficked and sexually abuse to women listed as jane doe's one and 2 in the complaint and that one of the accusers is a student at the campus in pleasant hill. whittemore has been in custody at the martinez detention facility since his arrest in september initially held without bail. but since set at $750,000 at this point. >> we know that we need to get in front of jurors. we need to get in front of check to peaceful law enforcement prosecutors. we have a particular view about it. so that's what they're going to stick with. it. i need 12 people that are reasonable, better from the community that will be able to see this case. the objective the defense requested and has been granted a speedy jury trial, which is set to begin. >> on tuesday, january 16th in martinez, philippe djegal, all kron. 4 news. >> authorities have identified the san francisco woman found dead last week as 27 year-old kimberly wong during a welfare check at a home on clay street in the pacific heights neighborhood. they found her body. police suspected is a homicide. no

beyond the prosecutors say that last year with more trafficked and sexually abuse to women listed as jane doe's one and 2 in the complaint and that one of the accusers is a student at the campus in pleasant hill. whittemore has been in custody at the martinez detention facility since his arrest in september initially held without bail. but since set at $750,000 at this point. >> we know that we need to get in front of jurors. we need to get in front of check to peaceful law enforcement prosecutors. we have a particular view about it. so that's what they're going to stick with. it. i need 12 people that are reasonable better from the community that will be able to see this case. the objective the defense requested and has been granted a speedy jury trial, which is set to begin. >> on tuesday, january 16th in martinez, philippe djegal, all kron. 4 news. >> the bay area man accused of trying to shut down plane's engines. mid-flight has been indicted on 84 charges. joseph emerson of pleasant hill was indicted by a grand jury in portland. one kind of endangering a plane, 83 counts accused of trying

the lawsuit filed by jane doe includes former bad boy entertainment president harvey pair and a 3rd unidentifiedendant. so she's claiming she was gang-raped and trafficked when she was 17 years old in 2003 doe is seeking unspecified compensation for lost wages and mental pain and severe emotional distress. this is the 4th lawsuit filed against diddy in less than a month. and he spoke out about the accusations on his instagram yesterday. this was the post for the last couple of weeks. i've sat silently and watch people try to assassinate my character, destroy my reputation and my legacy. sickening allegations have been made against me by individuals looking for a quick payday. let me be absolutely clear. i did not do any of the awful things being alleged. i will fight for my name. my family and for the truth. the coast guard says crews seized more than 18,000 pounds of cocaine just over the last few months. the drugs reportedly found 6 different vessels in the eastern pacific ocean representing an estimated 239 million dollars. 13 people now in u.s. custody in connection with this drug bust charg

first cases of pregnant women seeking court orders for abortions since roe in louisville, a pregnant jane doehas filed a class action lawsuit arguing kentucky's near-total abortion ban violates rights under the state constitution. justin finch, abc news, washington. >> president trump has decided he will not testify for a second time at his civil fraud trial today, saying on social media he's already testified and has nothing else to say. the former president is on trial for allegations his company misread presented the value of its properties to win favorable financial. a judge already determined that the company did that. the trial will determine how much the trump organization has to pay and if his company is banned from doing business in new york state. this is a case that should have never been brought. >> this is a witch hunt. this is election interference at a level that has never seen before. at a fundraiser over the weekend, trump addressed his previous comment that if reelected, he wants to be a dictator for a day. >> he doubled down, saying he wants to act like a dictator to build

beyond the prosecutors say that last year with more trafficked and sexually abuse to women listed as jane doe's one and 2 in the complaint and that one of the accusers is a student at the campus in pleasant hill. whittemore has been in custody at the martinez detention facility since his arrest in september initially held without bail. but since set at $750,000 at this point, we know that we need to get in front of jurors. we need to get in front of objective, peaceful. >> law enforcement prosecutors, we have a particular view about it. so that's what they're going to stick with. it. >> i need 12 people that are reasonable, better from the community that will be able to see this case. objective the defense requested and has been granted a speedy jury trial, which is set to begin. >> on tuesday, january 16th in martinez, philippe djegal, all kron. 4 news. >> a grand jury indicted. the off-duty pilot accused of trying to crash in alaska airlines plane in mid-flight. according to the portland county district attorneys office, joseph emerson was indicted on 83 counts of recklessly endangering anoth

reason prosecutors say that last year with more trafficked and sexually abused 2 women listed as jane doe's and 2 in the complaint and that one of the accusers is a student at the campus in pleasant hill. whittemore has been in custody at the martinez detention facility since his arrest in september initially held without bail. but since set at $750,000 at this point, we know that we need to get in front of jurors. we need to get in front of check to peaceful. >> law enforcement prosecutors, we have a particular view about it. so that's what they're going to stick with. it. >> i need 12 people that are reasonable better from the community that will be able to see this case. the objective the defense requested and has been granted a speedy jury trial, which is set to begin. >> on tuesday, january 16th in martinez, philippe djegal, all kron. 4 news. >> 7.33. the time in a grand jury indicted that off-duty pilot who is accused of trying to crash an alaskan airlines plane mid-flight. according to a county district attorney up in portland, oregon. joseph emerson has been indicted now on 83 count

first cases of pregnant women seeking court orders for abortions since roe in louisville, a pregnant jane doef seeking an abortion, has filed a class action lawsuit arguing kentucky's near-total abortion ban violates rights under the state constitution. justin finch, abc news, washington. >> president trump has decided he will not testify for a second time at his civil fraud trial today, saying on social media he's already testified, lied and has nothing else to say. the former president is on trial for allegations his company misrepresented the value of its properties to win favorable financing. a judge already determined that the company did that. the trial will determine now how much the trump organization has to pay and if his company is banned from doing business in new york state. >> this is a case that should have never been brought. this is a witch hunt. this is election interference at a level that has never seen before. >> at a fundraiser over the weekend, trump addressed his previous comment that if reelected, he wants to be a dictator for a day. >> he doubled down, saying he wants

reason prosecutors say that last year with more trafficked and sexually abuse to women listed as jane doe'sn the complaint and that one of the accusers is a student at the campus in pleasant hill. whittemore has been in custody at the martinez detention facility since his arrest in september initially held without bail. but since set at $750,000 at this point, we know that we need to get in front of jurors. we need to get in front of check to peaceful. >> law enforcement prosecutors, we have a particular view about it. so that's what they're going to stick with. it. >> i need 12 people that are reasonable better from the community that will be able to see this case. the objective the defense requested and has been granted a speedy jury trial, which is set to begin. >> on tuesday, january 16th in martinez, philippe djegal, all kron. 4 news. >> 6.33. the time and a grand jury has indicted. now that off-duty pilot who is accused of trying to crash in alaska airlines plane mid-flight. so according to the da's office in portland, oregon, joseph emerson has been indicted now on 83 counts of reckl

she's still going by a jane doe. she has not come forward for her own privacy reasons.s an interesting case, jose, because she's only eight weeks pregnant, but she cannot get an abortion in the state of kentucky because that case, like the other one we're talking about with kate cox here in texas has what's known as a heartbeat ban, which means you cannot get an abortion as soon as a doctor detects a heartbeat, which can be sometimes as early as six weeks. the woman in kentucky is suing under obviously a different state law but challenging under the state constitution, also trying to see if she can get an emergency abortion. >> and then laura, lastly as early as today, the supreme court could decide whether or not to take up the case centered around a widely used abortion pill? >> yeah, it's interesting. the justices actually had that case behind closed doors. they decided not to say anything yet. they're still obviously trying to figure out what to do, but it's closely watched, it's the most widely used abortion pill in the country. and jose, again, if the court does n

. >> at the morgue the emmy confirmed everyone suspicion it was a woman's charge body, a jane doe. >>tact other agencies and see if they had anybody missing checking missing persons report. >> the detective was with the medical examiner staff when the phone rang, it was kevin klym asking if they had found a young woman, his girlfriend paula sladewski, missing now for three days. >> described her to the investigators there at the medical examiner > dental records would later confirm that it was indeed paula sladewski. >> why would killers, why would they dispose of it the way that they did? >> you're looking at a couple of different aspects if you've been doing it for -- theirs hate involved or you're trying to cover something up, some type of evidence. >> dna, bodily fluids, skin under fingernails, the woman's murder might assume all would be rendered just so much unreadable char. can you take us inside the head of the killer you're looking for? >> we have somebody who is comfortable in their surroundings. felt like they ha