they can't start making movement and leticia james sitting there like a chest erred cat, she did not speak today. waiting for the moment to take down the banner and gold letters on west side of manhattan on trump tower. that sits until the appellate process goes through, big stripe of fairness. no matter how hungry people may be on the prosecutorial side of this, they have shown their stripes, like leticia james, ultimate stripe is red, white and blue and you get fairness before the courts and that will happen with appeal. >> emily: jill biden says the president is aging backward. benjamin buttons. stay with us. ♪ introducing ned's plaque psoriasis. he thinks his flaky, red patches are all people see. otezla is the #1 prescribed pill to treat plaque psoriasis. it can help you get clearer skin. don't use otezla if you're allergic to it. serious allergic reactions can happen. otezla may cause severe diarrhea, nausea, or vomiting. some people taking otezla had depression, suicidal thoughts, or weight loss. upper respiratory tract infection and headache may occur. live in the moment. ask

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le deberia de pagar, de indemnizar por todo lo que ha pasado. >> en cuanto a su enfrentamiento con leticiai en primera fila. >> bueno, el trato de evadir la mirada en todo momento. >> esperamos que sea para fin de mes que finalmente el juez pueda dar un fallo y saber finalmente cual va a ser esa multa, julio. >> bueno, estaremos atentos. >> gracias, carla mesola del otro lado del pais, otra ap aparicion en corte tambien de alto perfil el hijo del presidente hunter biden estuvo en los los angeles, california, se presento por primera vez en un juicio en un caso que enfrenta por cargos fiscales y se dijo no culpable. >> erika flores prepara el informe. >> hunter biden se declaro no culpable por los cargos de delitos fiscales que el juez de distrito de estados unidos, mark scorsese, le instruyo form formalmente este jueves en su primera comparecencia en el tribunal federal de los d documentos judiciales, tres son delitos mayores, entre ellos evasion fiscal incumplimiento de presentar y pagar impuestos y presentacion de impuestos falsa o fraudulenta para este abogado criminalista ajeno al caso

sentido mas verdadero de la palabra, es una interferencia en la eleccion, y solo salio, justo ahora, leticiabiden en el white house numerous times during the trump witch en ese nombre, el de leticia james. >> ella es la fiscal general del estado de nueva york, es de moncarta, y es quien ha construido esta acusacion alrededor los acusa de fraude a ellos y a la familia y de haberse enriquecido inde indebidamente durante anos. >> al parecer, tenia a la gente en jaque. >> cuentanos que se sabe de esto y que dijeron las autoridades al respecto. >> de la juez arthur engren a su casa, a su domicilio, las autoridades dicen que siguen investigando lo que se lo han tomado en serio, pero creen que era una amenaza de baja baja intensidad, de bajo riesgo, porque fue por internet, porque hablaba de esta amenaza de bomba no retraso esta corte aqui en nueva york y siguio con total normalidad. >> muchas gracias, llamada por ese informe. >> estaremos al pendiente sobre todo que salga de esta audiencia y ya cuando se den algunos cargos o que pasa con la empresa del expresidente, uno de los angeles para respond

you know, leticia james, this woman is the attorney general for the state of new york.d on the issue of destroying donald trump.sue he's going to know my name. anyone who campaigns on destroying an individual as opposed to going after crime or fraud in the attorney general's case, would be taken out of office. b that's not acceptable.ce or wasn't when i was in office. but the amazing thing is that, never in the history of new york state has there been a fraud triastl where there has been noh victim. banks were loaning money to donald trump based m upon the ft that they wanted to do business with him based upon their individualed assessment of his properties, and taking into consideration the value added by the trum p name. you just put the name trump on a building then and the building was automatically worth more. sowo, you know, this judge is ,h biassed, he's bridge dis. first he said donald trump can'i say anything in the closing arguments. are you kidding? you know, why not. and then all of a sudden i guesn everybody called him and said, look, theve chances of rever

leticia james is the attorney general and put out a statement echoing that. remember that the court ruled in our favor. found that donald trump engaged in years of significant financial fraud and unjustly enriched himself and his family and confidence the case they presented will end up with the rule of law on their side. you have that from her. very unusual for an attorney general to spend all her time in one particular courtroom for one particular case but that's what she decided to do. >> bill: some states you have state supreme court justices not elected or appointed. she was elected and she campaigned for years going after donald trump and today she is going to have her say in court. legal analysis now with our editor. take the legal question of what is fair and apply it to this case as it relates to other cases in the history of courtrooms in new york when it comes to real estate. >> well, according to our research the law in new york in this case has never been applied someone in the way it is against donald trump full spot. we were unable to find even

president donald trump took to truth social this week in a video accusing new york state attorney general leticiaes of making ludicrous demands. in the caption, he used the spelling of "ludacris" the rapper instead of "ludicrous" the adjective.

and those surrogates were his daughter in law, priscilla cooper, tyler, and also his daughter, leticia tyler semple. neither one of those women knew that he was getting married to julia. so you can imagine their surprise and perhaps chagrin when he shows up in washington with julia as his bride. so when you brought julia back to washington, d.c., you know washington was just flush with energy and excitement about it because essentially, julia tyler became the first presidential spouse to serve as white house host us since louisa. catherine adams in 1829. so there's three visualizations i want you to pay attention to on this slide. on the left is julia garner tyler's wedding portrait, which was created in 1846 and was finished in 1848. it's about a year and a half after she married tyler for the portraits. she wore a diamond. veronica on her head to honor her late father, who had given her the diamond set. but on her wedding day, she actually had a wreath of orange blossom in her hair. and it was just like queen vire on the right that she had on her wedding day, because julia was obsess

juez le exigiÓ no dar un discurso de campaÑa, trump hizo una intervenciÓn donde acusÓ a la fiscal leticiaur de tener su propia agenda. jorge: como reporta blanca, trump enfrenta una multa de $360,000,000. reportera: el expresidente planeÓ hablar en su propia defensa hoy, el juez le dijo que tenÍa que abstenerse de dar un discurso de campaÑa y cumplir con las reglas que se aplican a los abogados durante los argumentos finales, aÚn antes de ingresar a la sala trumbull yo a calificar al juicio como una cacerÍa de brujas. es una coordinaciÓn con la casa blanca y joe biden porque no puede tener una campaÑa electoral justa, declarÓ, a insistencia de sus abogados el juez le permitiÓ hablar desde su asiento y dijo que era un hombre inocente, perseguido injustamente y a quien no le permiten tener un jurado, en argumentos finales sus abogados reiteraron que no hay evidencias suficientes que prueben que hubo delitos de su parte y su corporaciÓn. en la sala del juez no hizo ninguna referencia a una amenaza de bomba en su casa hoy a la que acudiÓ la policÍa, antes de que comenzara el juicio civil el c

. >> la fiscal general de nueva york, leticia james, demando a la organizacion y a su antiguo jefe diciendoe. >> hace tres dias lapierre renuncio como director ejecutivo del grupo defensor de los derechos de las armas. >> el papa francisco pidio hoy prohibir en el mundo la gestacion subrogada o como tambien se le conoce el vientre de alquiler el pontifice que esta practica como deplorable, dijo que un hijo es siempre un don y nunca el objeto de un contrato. >> robots tan pequenos que caben en las manos, son precisamente producto de manos manos mexicanas llegaran tan alto como la luna. >> venimos y le decision dos mil 2024. >> comienza un ano electoral decisivo para tu futuro noticias telemundo esta ahi, en el centro de la noticia y fuente de informacion mas confiable, porque ahora mas que nunca es importante decir las cosas como son. >> en tu bar solo con solo con ustedes, los latinos, porque tu tienes la del [música en inglés] [locutor] ponle huggies a esa colita. porque solo huggies es el pañal número uno con un ajuste curvo y elástico. te cuidamos, bebé. la mejor manera de comenzar el dí

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la fiscal general de nueva york leticia james estÁ pidiendo una multa de 370 millones de dÓlares contra que el juicio civil por fraude demostrÓ que ganÓ esa cifra de dinero a travÉs de una conducta ilegal. el equipo i ilegal del exmandatario sostiene que la fiscal general no puede aprobar ese caso y no tiene derecho a ningÚn tipo de compensaciones. >> en iowa todavÍa se recuperan del primer tiroteo en el 2024 ocurrido en una escuela de la ciudad. hoy en este centro de clases las clases estuvieran canceladas y los estudiantes reciben apoyo psicolÓgico. las Últimas horas la comunidad r realizÓ una vigilia con velas y oraciones en solidaridad de las vÍctimas. todo esto ocurre mientras que las autoridades poco a poco dan a conocer mÁs detalles de lo ocurrido. el dÍa de hoy por ejemplo, ya sabemos quien fue el sospechoso. fue identificado como (palabra en inglÉs( de 17 aÑos. es este muchacho que aparece en las imÁgenes el estudiante de la escuela iba armado con una pistola y a con un rifle. lamentablemente durante estos sucesos hubo una vÍctima mortal en el tiroteo que fue ide identificado c

reporter leticia juarez, with our sister station in los angeles, has a look at these allegations.s two los angeles couples hopes and dreams of having a baby were dashed after their embryos came in contact with a solution meant to help the embryos thrive, according to a lawsuit in los angeles county superior court. >> their embryos suddenly stopped growing or became non-viable just shortly after they were created. >> adam wolf is representing the couples and others in the lawsuit against cooper surgical, alleging the medical company sold the defective embryo culture media used during ivf and the embryo culture solution is what is used to cultivate the embryos to help make them grow. a month ago, cooper surgical issued a recall notice warning its global media solution impaired embryo development. prior to the blastocyst stage, wolf claims his clients underwent ivf in november of 2023, when they had multiple eggs extracted, fertilized and embryos placed in the embryo culture solution, and it appears that the company intentionally did not more broadly disseminate notice of the recall

. >> en el juicio por fraude que trump enfrenta en nueva york, la fiscal general leticia james, reveloa declaracion del expresidente. >> del expresidente en estas imagenes mientras el estuvo en la casa blanca estaba demasiado ocupado para estar involucrado en su compania y aseguro que sus gastos mas grandes son los honorarios legales que debe pagar. >> en otras cosas, esta tarde el actor alec baldwin esta acusado otra vez de homicidio involuntario por la muerte de la directora de fotografia de su pelicula rust. >> hace un ano el actor enfrentaba la misma acusacion, pero la fiscalia retiro esos cargos. >> erika flores nos cuenta cuales son ahora los posibles escenarios legales para baldwin. >> mexico acuso formalmente de homicidio involuntario este viernes al actor despues de escuchar en una audiencia a puerta cerrada las pruebas del tiroteo durante el rodaje de la pelicula rust. >> segun los registros judiciales, baldwin enfrenta un cargo de homicidio involuntario por uso negligente de un arma de fuego o homicidio involuntario sin la debida precaucion o circunspeccion. >> baldwin podri

abc seven news reporter leticia juarez, from our sister station kabc in los angeles, took a look aroundopening celebration. the pixar place hotel at disneyland resort, welcoming guests to be part of the journey, adventure and magic when they walk inside, it's a good blend of distinctly disney experiences with pixar animation studios most beloved stories. guests are greeted by the iconic pixar lamp and ball in the entrance, while above, a mobile of pixar stories are taking shape, the reimagined 15 story hotel is like walking into pixar animation studios with gallery of characters on the walls to never before seen concept artwork on display. >> we really wanted this space to celebrate all of the amazing artists who work for pixar animation studios. >> guests are invited to look down because on the floor there is a scavenger hunt for character silhouettes to find. 16 in all. you might also encounter pixar characters like joe gardner from soul on the piano in the guest rooms out the headboards for concept artwork from films like inside out, coco and others. no detail has been spared to brin

la fiscal general leticia james, se declaró satisfecha y orgullosa del caso. luis. aprecio esta toma en vivo del aeropuerto de san francisco y mientras le contamos que a partir de la próxima semana una de esas pistas va a ser cerrada porque le van a estar dando mantenimiento, serán varios meses de trabajo y eso provocará que algunos aviones tengan que aterrizar en el aeropuerto de san josé. luego los pasajeros serían transportados a san francisco en autobús, por lo que usted planea usar esa terminal aérea en ese periodo. consulte con la aerolínea cualquier cambio. >> por otro lado, un estudio de la empresa internacional de mapeo tomtom afirma que san francisco tiene 1 de los 3 peores tráficos en las horas picos en el país. en este contexto, les presentamos una toma en vivo de algunas de las zonas más congestionadas del área de la bahía. quizás no en este momento, pero esto incluye el puente de la bahía y el puente golden gate en el tercer lugar. san francisco está solo detrás de nueva york y washington d.c. en promedio, a los conductores les llevó 20 minutos r

against us. millions and millions of pages, years of litigation and are all politically motivated. leticia james, a democrat and judge arthur anger and have been targets of the former, president's ras, throughout the 44 day trial. during closing arguments, trump spoken the court room, ignoring the judge's warning to stick to the evidence, presented in the case the state accuse trump and his 2 adult funds of over inflating the value of his assets and seeking loans and insurance. the state says that fraud was central to the operations of the trump organization. this case is about the facts and the law. mr. donald trump violated the law. we have produced evidence about the scope, the scale, the depth, the rest of the illegality, the fraud that him personally enriched donald trump in his family at stake, his ability to operate a business in new york. the judge has already found him guilty of fraud, but must decide on 6 other related claims and how much he owes in damages. the state is asked for $370000000.00, judge arthur anger and is expected to make his decision in the coming weeks. meantime

. >> finalmente lograron escapar a través de la propiedad de su vecina leticia, pero para entonces el >> los daños que sostuvieron las viviendas fueron extremos. ahora estas familias se preguntan qué deben hacer después que no tenemos insurance que porque eso es algo adicional y que no me cubre nada. >> disaster lake many of the other life es dueño de la compañía orange restoration. >> dice que las familias deben actuar rápidamente cuando sus casas sufren daños extensos por el agua. >> and the wall it so important exponga a 4 pies del suelo las paredes y trate de salvar las pertenencias posibles, dice el experto. >> luego, empresas de remediación ayudarán a restaurar los daños tras las inundaciones. >> is like a walk. >> y es que explica que una pared mojada es como una cavidad sellada. la humedad que contiene no podrá secarse sola, lo que propicia a la formación de moho. así que cuando busque una empresa para realizar las reparaciones, asegúrese de que tengan licencias del estado de contratistas. además manténgase en contacto con su seguro contra inundaciones, ya que este es diferent

against us. millions and millions of pages, years of litigation, and are all politically motivated. leticia james, a democrat and judge arthur anger and have been targets of the former, president's ras. throughout the 44 day trial. during closing arguments, trump spoken the court room, ignoring the judge's warning to stick to the evidence, presented in the case the state accuse trump and his 2 adult funds of over inflating the value of his assets and seeking loans and insurance. the state says that fraud was central to the operations of the trump organization. this case is about the facts. and the law. mister donald trump violated the law. we have produced evidence about the scope, the scale, the depth, the rest of the illegality, the fraud that him personally enriched donald trump in his family at stake, his ability to operate a business in new york. the judge has already found him guilty of fraud, but must decide on 6 other related claims and how much he owes in damages. the state is asked for $370000000.00, judge arthur anger and is expected to make his decision in the coming weeks. mean

being a political witch hunt against him. accusing the state attorney general a woman by the name of leticia james, who happens to be a democrats of going after him and suing him for political purposes to better her own political career. and echoing the argument in layman's term, that is being made by his lawyers that essentially, if he misstated any of these assets that doing so did not hurt anyone that no one was hurt by his overs valuing of his property. the attorney general's team, however, has said that the former president has committed, persistent fraud and outrages we overvalue in his assets for bank loans and for insurance purposes. the judge in this case has had a very contentious relationship with the former president has already ruled in the states favour in this case in terms of the claims of fraud. he is now considering 6 other claims that they put forward and the extent of damages that president trump and his co defendants which include his 2 sons, will have to pay as punishment. the attorney general has suggested as much as $370000000.00 in damages, and the president also sta

the case brought by leticia james seeks to dissolve it, alleging that they violated laws from non-profit groups and committed tax fraud. now lapierre cited his health as the reason for the resignation, but it's just the late nest the long string of trouble to face the nra in recent years. let's discuss this with the spokesperson, the former adviser, the executive producer of the circus. starting with you, you've seen the nra through a lot of years of leadership. in your experience, do you think the nra and their place of republican politics today is because of this one man? >> oh, i think he had a lot to do with it. i think that when all is said and done, we're going to find out things that went on that were not only criminal to the most unethical abuse of lobbying power in american history. i think books will be written about it for years to come. ultimately this is a force that put profit over the murder of young children. and he's a big reason why. the self-dealing and money that we're now learning about just makes that whole thing just more appalling. i mean it was bad enough, but th

against us. millions and millions of pages, years of litigation and are all politically motivated. leticia james, a democrat, and judge arthur anger and have been targets of the former, president's ras, throughout the 44 day trial. during closing arguments, trump spoken the court room, ignoring the judge's warning to stick to the evidence, presented in the case the state accuse trump and his 2 adult signs of over inflating the value of his assets and seeking loans and insurance. the state says that fraud was central to the operations of the trump organization. this case is about the facts and the law. mr. donald trump violated the law. we have produced evidence about the scope, the scale, the depth, the rest, the of the illegality, the fraud that him personally enriched donald trump and his family at stake, his ability to operate a business in new york. the judge has already found him guilty of fraud. but must decide on 6 other related claims and how much he owes in damages. the state is asked for $370000000.00, judge arthur anger and is expected to make his decision in the coming weeks. m

are scheduled for today in new york in the civil fraud case brought by new york attorney general leticia james against donald trump. on wednesday, the judge in the case struck down a request for -- by trump to deliver his own closing statement because the former president's legal team refused to abide by the judge's restrictions not to turn his remarks into a campaign speech. on capitol hill, far right republicans are pushing back against newly elected house speaker mike johnson after he reached a bipartisan $1.59 trillion spending deal with democratic senate majority leader chuck schumer. on wednesday, a dozen members of the house freedom caucus joined democrats to block an unrelated bill to show their opposition to johnson's deal. meanwhile, a pair of house committees have voted to endorse a report recommending hunter biden, president biden's son, be held in contempt of congress. on wednesday, hunter biden made a surprise appearance at a house oversight committee meeting and offered to testify publicly but republicans refused. they have been insisting on questioning him in private. in

>> it could add up to 370 million and that was after attorney general leticia james at the beginningllion and then after 11 weeks of trial when they didn't prove any fraud victims she up to to 370 billion. in my school, math didn't work that way but there you have it. this could be very damaging. i think the frightening thing for people ought to be try to get beyond your trump obsession one way or the other because he's a lightning rod, he gets people all whipped up and transcend that and look at what this says about this law in new york. you have a situation where the state prosecutors including manhattan district attorney's office looked at this case for years and decided not to bring it because they didn't have enough evidence and thought it was not an appropriate criminal case. james website into a civil complaint under a very vague law, you can be found to have engaged in persistent fraud if there's no fraud victims and they could take hundreds of billions of dollars and if they can do it to him with his power and platform you they can do it to anyone. neil: you can guide me, in

syndrome, there's no question she's got serious trump derangement syndrome, there's no question about leticiat attorney general of new york. live now to new york, and our correspondent nada tawfik. he did actually speak this afternoon despite what thejudge he did actually speak this afternoon despite what the judge had said and it got very agitated at one point. well, yeah, look christian, donald trump has, you know, tested this judge's patients before, and his lawyer had asked the judge to let donald trump speak, a last—minute appeal again. and as thejudge donald trump speak, a last—minute appeal again. and as the judge was asking him if he would abide by the restrictions, trumpjust restrictions, trump just steam—rolled restrictions, trump just stea m — rolled by restrictions, trumpjust steam—rolled by him and went on this rant. and as you say, it got quite heated as he sat there and insisted heated as he sat there and insisted he was innocent, insisted this would never have happened if he wasn't running for office, and thejudge never have happened if he wasn't running for office, and the ju

leticia james accused trump and his sons of misleading banks and insurers.cial statements did not fully state his full wealth. we expect court to start this morning. judge engoron hopes to deliver a verdict on all this by end of the month. back to you. >> brian: we'll be watching that. 13 before top of the hour. new york city students back in classroom after one brooklyn school went remote yesterday to house illegal immigrants at their school. the impact they had on our children's education with crucial reading and math scores tanking while kids were stuck at home. tell that to fauci. 14 hours, two days he claimed he is not convinced there is learning loss. pete hegseth on that. do you believe that? >> pete: if you believe that, you believe taliban when they say there is no learning loss with young girls. complete sham abduication. he said, i made guidelines, i did not shut the schools down. you knew what the recommendations would do. when states did not follow your recommendations, you shamed them from your platform. you and randi weingarten worked hardest

support many of the claims from the damaging 2021 misconduct report from new york attorney general leticia james which ultimately led to his resignation. a spokesperson for cuomo responded saying the justice department's work isn't worth the paper it's printed on. >>> a dozen workers at the u.n. aid agency in goaza were fired after israel alleged they had a role in the october 7th attacks. how that could potentially complicate talks for release of hostages in gaza. we'll go live to the regegion f the latestst. >>> the united kingdom and finland are joining a growing list of countries saying they are temporarily pausing funding to the u.n. agency for palestinian refugees. the announcement comes after israel accused some of the agency's staff of being involved in the october 7th attacks. 12 members of the u.n. agency staff had been fired, and there is an investigation into the allegations. the u.s., italy, and australia are also among countries suspending their funding. it says it won't allow the u.n. agency to operate in post-war gaza. let's bring in a former hostage negotiator. great to se

president donald trump took to truth social this week in a video accusing new york state attorney general leticia james of making ludicrous demands. in the caption, he used the spelling of "ludacris" the rapper instead of "ludicrous" the adjective. >> and now a response from ludacris... ♪ ♪ >> announcer: it's "the late show with stephen colbert!" tonight... shoot for immune. first, stephen welcomes america ferrera and renee rapp. featuring louis cato and "the late show" band. and now, live on tape from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert! [cheers and applause] >> stephen: hey! right over there. whoo! please have a seat, everybody. thank you so much. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. welcome to "the late show." i'm your host, stephen colbert. there is, this is true, people don't know because they had to turn off their cell phones before they came in here. this just happened, right? there's breaking news about former governor of new jersey and man so nice they chris'd him twice, chris christie. today at 5:00, so this just happened a little while ago, chris christie officia

understand what the judge is going to stand on when he rules as i don't doubt he will as he rules for leticia and what she's asking for. i don't know if she'll get everything but won't surprise me given what i see as the kangaroo court proceedings that have taken place thus far in the crop. elizabeth: i'm going to ask a team to tee up democrat jamie raskin sound bite talking about this. illinois voters, they're the latest state trying to remove trump from their state ballot citing the 14th amendment on insurrection and listen to democrat congressman jamie raskin joining former speaker nancy pelosi, apparently neither of them read the full text of the constitution, basically saying that, yeah, the states are allowed to remove trump from state ballots. watch this. >> well, the text of the constitution is un-ambiguous. it's perfectly clear if you swore an oath to uphold the constitution and violate it by engaging in insurrection or rebellion, you're never allowed to hold federal or state office again. i guess my major question is given the comprehensiveness and air-tight logic of the colorado de

the new york attorney general leticia james claims trump inflated his net worth by billions of dollars to insure loans and insurance. she is seeking $370 million in penalties and a ban on trump and his family from doing business in new york for life. trump calls it a political witch hunt. nate foye outside the courthouse in lower manhattan. nate. >> trump attorney is about an hour into making the closing arguments on the former president's behalf. he is not doing that himself after his legal team and justice engoron could not agree on restrictions that would have been placed on former president trump. he has been outspoken on social media and also said this about president joe biden while entering the courtroom moments ago. >> it is election interference at the highest level. a disgrace. in coordination with the white house and joe biden. he can't win a campaign fairly. >> harris, this is a bench trial meaning justice engoron has sole discretion in deciding trump's punishment. he enforced limits on what trump could say in closing arguments so it wouldn't become a campaign specialty an

former new york governor andrew cuomo has filed a lawsuit against new york's attorney general, leticiato get documents related to his alleged sexual harassment released. he's facing two suits and argues he needs those documents from james in order to defend himself. griff: well, major changes coming to one of america's most iconic magazines following massive layoffs to the "sports illustrated" staff. c.b. cotton is live with more. hey, c.b. >> reporter: hi, griff. yeah, fans of sports illustrated past and present are now left wondering about the future of the iconic publication after the publisher announced mass leis. despite this -- layoffs. the group is making a promise to readers saying, quote, authentic brands group is here to insure that the brand of "sports illustrated," which includes it editorial arm, continues the thrive as it has for the past nearly 70 years. we are confident that going forward the brand will evolve and grow in a way that serves sports news readers, sports fans and consumers. now, the license aring group told fox how this all unfolded saying and confirming it

there is a lot to appeal here, but i think the number one thing is the amount of money that the a leticias james is asking for. elizabeth: so no jury, the president saying, former president saying improper due process violations and much, much more. so they basically, what you're saying is they stretched to almost the breaking point a new york state consumer fraud law in order to wipe out the entire trump empire. >> yes. this is abuse of power. remember the other four criminal charges that trump is nation are about harming him politically. this case is abuse of power in the way of trying to break him financially. this is really, really bad, and it's unfortunate that other democrats across the country are not speak up about this abuse of power that letitia james and the judge are actually wielding because, remember, both of them are elected part saabs in new york sate -- partisans. they're never going to be add admonished or harmed at the ballot box for abusing the law. elizabeth: got it. we'll be watching this verdict -- rather, ruling by the judge and what the penalty is. could be coming

forward with their final arguments in this lawsuit that was filed by new york state attorney general leticia james, a democrat. it has been a highly contentious trial over 44 days. in the last hours of the police were called to the home hours before the trial got under way. police were called to the home of the judge because he had received threats after the president's attacked him on social media last night. in the court room. the presidents attorneys have been arguing, picking up on claims, made by president trump on his way into the court. speaking to reporters, saying that this was a, an attempt to get him by the prosecutor. the lawyers arguing that this trial was taken as part of a political agenda, arguing that while the attorney general has accused the president and his sons and co defendants of outrageously inflating the value of their assets, to secure a more favorable terms and loans and uh, insurance that this uh, that there was no evidence presented to that effect in the court room that no one was harmed by any of the actions that the president taught. he also called into questi

against us. millions and millions of pages, years of litigation and are all politically motivated. leticia james, a democrat, and judge arthur anger and have been targets of the former, president's ras, throughout the 44 day trial. during closing arguments, trump spoken the court room, ignoring the judge's warning to stick to the evidence, presented in the case the state accuse trump and his 2 adult funds of over inflating the value of his assets and seeking loans and insurance. the state says that fraud was central to the operations of the trump organization. this case is about the facts. and the law. mister donald trump violated the law. we have produced evidence about the scope, the scale, the depth, the rest of the illegality, the fraud that him personally enriched donald trump in his family at stake, his ability to operate a business in new york. the judge has already found him guilty of fraud, but must decide on 6 other related claims and how much he owes in damages. the state is asked for $370000000.00, judge arthur anger and is expected to make his decision in the coming weeks. mea

and he said that the attorney general from new york who brought this case leticia james, that democrats was out to get him points that he's been making throughout this extremely contentious and somewhat unusual trial. it's a trial where the attorney general has accused the former president and his sons of over inflating outrageously over inflating the value of his assets in order to secure a more favorable terms, whether in loans or in uh, insurance payments. uh, something that trumps attorney is now defending and closing arguments before the court. the trump attorney saying that in $44.00 days of testimony, no witnesses supported that claim. they have argued that the valuations that the trump corporation put forward for banks and for insurance companies were protected by a disclaimer, and that no one was ever heard by the statements that were made by the trump organization. but the attorney general under need york state law is arguing that it's actually the people of new york who are being heard. that is something that is unusual. it's a state law that was passed in 1956 that gives the

being a political witch hunt against him. accusing the state attorney general a woman by the name of leticia james, who happens to be a democrat of going after him and suing him for political purposes to better her own political career. and echoing the argument in layman's term, that is being made by his lawyers that essentially, if team to stated any of his assets, that doing so did not hurt anyone that no one was hurt by his over valuing of his property. the attorney general's team, however, has said that the former president has committed, persistent fraud and outrageously over valuing his assets for bank loans and for insurance purposes. the judge in this case has had a very contentious relationship with the former president has already ruled in the states favour in this case in terms of the claims of fraud. he is now considering 6 other claims that they put forward and the extent of damages that president trump and his co defendants which include his 2 sides, will have to pay as punishment. the attorney general has suggested as much as $370000000.00 in damages, and the president also st

officials in the n r a is facing those corruption charges brought by the new york attorney general leticia. james, she's been investigating the organization, n wayne lapierre over the past 3 years. now that case is due to sy up in a few days time. and the peer clearly in view of the approaching of the case has now decided to resign from the organization. now this, oh, these corruption charges have had a major impact on the n r a, which has always been a very powerful loving group within the united states. but since 2018 when the 1st reports of corruption began to come out, its membership has dropped by some 40 percent. its revenues have dropped by also around 30 to 40 percent. so basically it's an organization in decline brought about very laundry by these allegations of corruption, which will be decided by a new york quote in the weeks to come. right. my kind of a in washington dc. thank you. gosh, 5 people who've died off to a passenger train called fire witnesses say hundreds of people rushed to help pull passengers out of the flames at the dock, a terminal. police suspect it was an awe

>> bottom line, so jones came back in and asked -- excuse me, leticia asked for $370 million having originallymillion figure. i think that is likely engoran is likely to be close to the 250. right now he's going to clobber them without a doubt and already be looking forward to the appeal and trying to, you know, prevent reversal. quickly on the jones piece if i could, alicia, she's just there to make sure he doesn't do any funny business while this is under adjudication so she's not trying to find crimes but she did find that the so-called trump organization is really 250 plus different entities all in an umbrella in a trust out of florida. but with that aside, i'm looking for engoran -- we talked about the aftermath of the e. jean carroll case. it'll like that times four in terms of its impact on trump and the kind of bond he'll have to put up to appeal. both the a.g. or the state of new york doesn't get the money right away. maybe e. jean carroll doesn't but trump has to part with it fairly soon and that is a major, major hit. >> we're going to be talking to one of e. jean's attorneys in a b

leticia james is seeking upward of $370 million in improperly gained profits by donald trump and thehought he had a bad day today, he's going to have an even worse one on the 391st in -- 31st in the event that the justice agrees with james' damages model and says the $370 million model is against him. it's going to add up. the bond that donald trump has to post, it has to cover the entirety of the verdict to make sure that e. jean carroll is protected. there's a reason why donald trump had to post a $5.6 million bond from the first trial that he had against e. jean carroll. and so it all starts adding up, and i don't care how much money donald trump wants to say that he has, are his supporters going to want to continue to fund this litigation? are his supporters going to want to continue to pave toward a legal fund to be able to support this litigation? there's a reason why he has a reputation as being one of the most litigious people in our country. and i think there ends up being a moment where people have to say gut check wise i'm not going to keep funding this because it's a losi

he attacked leticia james. she sued me, he said, to try to get publicity.e attacked the judge complaining, you can't listen for one minute. the judge told trump's attorney, control your client. the judge finally holding up his phone to signal trump's time was up. >> this is a case that should have never been brought. i think we should be entitled to damages. >> reporter: the attorney general wants the judge to force trump to pay $370 million in penalties and to bar him from doing business in new york. >> no matter how powerful you are, no matter how rich you are, no one is above the law. >> reporter: her team arguing trump should be held accountable asking, would any of this persistent fraud have happened if it wasn't directed from the top by mr. trump? there was no jury, so the judge is going to decide the verdict himself. he has already held trump liable and said he would decide by the end of the month whether to impose a fine or some other penalty that could significantly curtail trump's ability to conduct any commercial real estate transaction for the f

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