. >> jesse: meanwhile leticia james, well, saying that mr.y. >> obvious that he can engage in all of these distractions, and that is exactly what he did, what he committed on the stand today, engaging in distractions and name-calling, but i will not be bullied, i will not be harassed, the case will go on. >> well, that is an interesting term, because if i were president trump i get a restraining order, he has been on the case for five years. >> we have to stand up to the federal government, to bullies, and to an administration which is to pale into stale and to man related. >> jesse: okay, our next guest now. leticia james saying that trump is harassing her? >> it's the opposite. she's the ultimate bully. the fact that she's been attending the this trial everyy is a part of it. the reason for that is remarkable because typically, or always, and attorney general does not attend a trial, they are very busy people, they have important things to deal with everyday, they are doing this on the dime of the taxpayer. so for her to go to court every d

the disdain the judge and leticia james has. >> laura: smirking leticia james from now and until thereaction learning the gag order has been lifted. >> state court gag order is so limited. here is how i'm abridging your free speech, do not threaten the law clerk, that seems like it know shouldn't have to be said. that is only part that is surprising. >> laura: well, the one threat they are not concerned about is threat to free speech and they are exaggerating this nonsense. >> sean: donald trump is threatening nobody and it is important to talk to the american people. that motivates and energizes americans to go this is not the system we want to live and if donald trump can't talk about it, how do you address it? to shut him down is outrageous and good the court will go, that is too much, donald trump's free speech matters in america. he is an american and we should support it and endorse it and protect it. >> laura: this is why they like president xi, you don't get to speak, you don't get to speak, they were applauding him. you look spiffy in your patriot awards outfit. good to see

. >> griff: day 25 about to get underway, attorney general leticia james will seeification take the stand around 10 a.m. her father is not happy about it. yesterday writing on social media, this. tomorrow my wonderful and beautiful daughter ivanka is going to lower manhattan courthouse at the request of leticia james who allowed murder and violent crime in new york to flourish. this follows the former president's testimony where he clashed with judge. >> mr. trump can engage in distractions and that is exactly what he did and committed on the stand today, engaging in distractions and name calling. i will not be bullied, i will not be harassed. this case will go on. >> griff: trump attorney attacked james for forcing the former president's children to testify. >> she has not been here for days, you know when she will come, when the main event is here, trump. these children are being brought in away from their families for doing nothing wrong. >> griff: what is worth noting as we watch testimony or hear today, ivanka distanced herself from the family business years ago after dismissing clai

you just heard the best of the best from leticia james there.hen people tell you who they are, believe them. you heard it from there right there. she has never cared about the people of new yorking about protecting them. she has only cared about a political vendetta against donald trump. that is what this has all been about from the beginning. it is such a shame. at a time when new york is in shambles, you have crime through the roof, homelessness through the roof. jewish new yorkers so afraid for their lives that synagogues are having to hire armed guards. and where is the top law enforcement officer in the state of new york? sitting front row at a civil trial where, sean, you just said it. you have no plaintiff. you have no injured party. you have no damages. it is a completely ridiculous trial. then to add insult to injury and just to inflict maximum collateral damage, she dragged my husband and siblings into it knowing they had nothing to do with any of this. it is so sick to see what is happening. i want to say to leticia james that because

look at the smirk on leticia james's face. trying to make it so voters don't have the opportunity to decide who they want to vote for. >> laura: look at her smirk. they are enjoying every minute. less people put stock in this prosecution. >> the american people are not stupid, they are seeing what they are doing, that is the emdid accurate establishment is going after trump and cannot challenge him on substance, whether the economy and issue of peace and war. >> laura: do you agree they are freaking out? politico said he has no capacity to campaign like a normal person. they are saying what a lot of people been thinking for a long time. >> laura: should they not be asked about that? >> they should answer questions. >> laura: no one is talking about the nbc story, senator josh hawley will react. disturbing story out of vegas, teen reportedly standing up for his teen beaten to death by a mob of teenagers, the details are next. c'mon, we're right there. c'mon baby. it's the only we need. go, go, go, go! ah! touchdown baby! -touch

that is leticia james, the district attorney that has been going after trump for years and put forth for realigning his asset amount through accountants to say what things were worth versus what this judge and prosecutors say. everybody got paid, anybody owned money, no victims here. this is a civil situation and bottom line is how much money it will cost donald trump. can they take his name off the signs, you know they would love that. we're following this, yvanka does not speak. we caught just a clip of her walking out. do we want to go back to kelly? we do? okay, emily. to you. >> emily: on this topic, i just find it striking logistics of exiting the courtroom, half second after yvanka walks by, we have leticia james walking by and the sort of -- symbolizes a lot to me, proximity and they are thrown together adverse aerial components, one dedicated to bringing down what has been and what has remained vital part of new york state economy. >> harris: she campaigned on it, that particular sdrkt att -- district attorney. when they say people have been paid what they are owed, that is

he got a smirk out of leticia james.she made it her mission to go after the trumps and it doesn't matter about crime, antisemitism or illegal immigrants. here is don jr. >> this is about the attorney general processing political enemies. we are in new york. >> brian: former federal prosecutor andy mccarthy joins us now. you believe defense had one day, you don't think they can do anything in the next few days? >> brian, remember all the time on the eve of the trial, the judge issued summary judgement ruling which found against the trumps on the main issue in the case. he's made up his mind and the trial is going through the motion on the other cause of action and saying how much will he let leticia james run up the score in terms of $250 million in discouragement penalty she's seeking. >> brian: who got hurt? they came up with something, 168 million could have gone to the bank. they say if the true value of property was out there, our heart goes out to the banks. >> i think it is a ridiculous theory. the banks have skin

he was -- he wants a jury, he slammed the entire case as a scam but new york attorney general leticia james, well thinks otherwise. >> documentary evidenced demonstrated that in fact he falsely inflation assets. it's a scam this is a case that should have never been brought a case -- >> he rambles, hurled insults i will not be bullied harass this had case will go on justice will prevail. maria: we all like to see justice prevail but ag seems to have a warped view of justice a sample what she said during the 2018 campaign trail watch this. -- >> i am -- going into the office of the attorney general, every day. , defending -- going home. >> one name -- >> motivation. -- definitely sue him going to be real pain in the [bleep]. maria: going to get trump, from early on, before she was actually even in the job, and kept her promise how do you look at this case and say that it has any fairness if trying to get trump, from even before this started. cheryl: she ran on it you saw in that video what she has done basically delivered on her promise in her mind, do those electorated her into office meanw

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quienes llegaron a la corte de manhattan para re responder a las acusaciones de la fiscal general leticia jamesr un trato favorable de bancos y aseguradoras. segundo dÍa consecutivo para donald donald trump junior para decir que nos involucrÓ en los documentos financieros de su padre. el representante republicano por nueva york george santos sigue en su escaÑo en la cÁmara de representante fueron 179 votos a favor de la destituciÓn y y 213 en contra george santos estÁ bajo investigaciÓn del departamento de justicia por fraude y tambiÉn el comitÉ de Ética de la cÁmara que cuestiona sus acciones luego de que fuera descubierto omitiendo sobre su currÍculum y recibir beneficios legales de desempleo y estafar a donantes. en otros temas el presidente biden defiende la necesidad de una pausa de los bombardeos i israelÍes en la franja de gaza para poder sacar a los rehenes que hamÁs tiene dentro de su territorio. despuÉs de varias semanas de conflicto los m mediadores estadounidenses y Árabes intensifican esfuerzos para aliviar el asedio al enclave gobernado por hamÁs y piden un cese de hostilidades pa

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. >> la demanda de la fiscal de nueva york, leticia james acusa a donald trump, sus socios e hijos adultostestificaron la semana pasada. >> eric trump al salir de la corte alegÓ que no hicieron nada malo, y que no estÁn involucrados en la presunta inflaciÓn de los valores de las propiedades de su familia. que los contadores son los que se equivocaron. su hermana ivanka trump tendrÁ que presentarse el prÓximo miÉrcoles en la corte de manhattan. >> si los hijos de donald trump demuestran que no tienen la habilidad de en volverse en la responsabilidades _ de la compaÑÍa en tÉrminos de impuestos y esa Índole no van a poder seguir a cargo de sus propias empresas. >> la fiscalÍa busca que a la organizaciÓn trump se le niegue de por vida hacer negocios en nueva york, aÚn pese a sus problemas judiciales el exmandatario sigue con sus aspiraciones presidenciales. >> las personas que lo han seguido, han sido leales hacia Él, pase lo que pase. y cÓmo lo demuestran? donando dinero, abogando porque Él sea reelecto. >> ademÁs de este juicio por fraude, si bien trump enfrenta otras 4 acusaciones penales d

>> donald trump a la salida evitÓ hablar con la prensa pero crÍtico en red social criticando a leticia jamesedrentar y que llevaÁa el caso adelante esperando cerrarlo el prÓximo miÉrcoles con el testimonio de ivanka trombo. >> con ivanka trump la fiscalÍa terminarÍa su caso a partir de ahÍ los abogados de donald trump pueden contra interrogar y presentar mociones si estiman presentar su caso de la defensa a mediados de diciembre si es que se va cerrando y nos vamos acercando a la etapa final de este juicio arantxa loizaga. >> aquÍ tenemos pendientes muchas gracias por la informaciÓn, mientras tanto, republicanos en el congreso avanzan en su intento de juicio polÍtico contra el presidente joe biden. esta semana citarÁn a hunter biden y yensen biden el hijo y el hermano del mandatario para que respondan de los negocios familiares. asÍ confirmaron fuentes en nbc news. maÑana el fiscal (palabra en inglÉs( que investiga a junta el biden tiene una reuniÓn con el comitÉ judicial de la cÁmara baja. a pesar de todos los problemas legales que tiene el expresidente donald trump sigue liderando las encu

but new york attorney general leticia james said her testimony res, credibility questions. trump is 2 sons and other executives from his company or choose the falsifying business records and inflating assets on use in half. a nice people is that makes the so many politicians want to be. the republican party is candidate for the any stand, a chance it gets donald trump, if our planet is burning and we're running out of time, why aren't we doing more to deal with climate change? our american politics just getting to your wife, intuit screen for most americans because it can look us politics the bottom line. the decades of these really occupations have less palestinians struggling to access can water, is around control. the majority of the fresh water resources in the occupied west and in garza is 16 year blockade. and military operations have had a devastating impact on the water supply. rising temperatures on sea levels, not only making life more difficult, while in this room, residents don't have to worry about types running dry. people in power examines disclosure, disparity the the

ellos están acusados por la fiscal general de aquí de nueva york, leticia james, de inflar a conciencia debería pagar la organización trump. si los acusados son declarados responsables. trump sonó desafiante al hablar en la cumbre de libertad republicana 2024 de republicanos freedom summit, que se realizó durante el fin de semana y dijo que lo habían acusado 4 veces en un periodo de aproximadamente 90 segundos y que cada vez que él volaba en su avión sobre un estado azul, es decir, donde la mayoría son demócratas, al día siguiente tiene que ir ante un gran jurado. tanto el exmandatario como sus hijos ni niegan haber actuado mal y han culpado a contadores extremos de cualquier error. pero james está pidiendo 250 millones■!ade dólas y quiere que el tribunal cancele todas las licencias comerciales de trump. aquí en nueva york, algo que podría eliminar su capacidad de poder administrar sus negocios. aquí en su estado natal. desde el bajo manhattan. soy isabel peralta hill, telemundo, el programa de bicicletas compartidas agregará unas 2000 bicicletas electro únicas la próxima de la próxima

allan weisselberg, el que estaba a cargo de la contabilidad, la fiscal del estado de nueva york, leticia james negotiated ivanka trump negoció y aseguró préstamos para obtener términos favorables basados en información fraudulenta de condiciones financiera. >> y si se pregunta qué sigue después de que ivanka trump rinda su testimonio, esto es lo que pasaría según los entendidos en el tema. >> el siguiente paso es donde la defensa va a tener que presentar testigos, expertos, etcétera para tratar de negar que las transacciones eran necesariamente fraudulentas o que la organización está actuando de esa forma. >> una tortilla suavecita, calientita que es único. >> a los 6 lo llevaremos a conocer un negocio familiar que se dedica a las tortillas de maíz, aseguran que están orgullosos de traer un pedazo de méxico a san josé. decenas de familias en acapulco continúan buscando a quienes estaban en embarcaciones al momento de la llegada del huracán otis. >> no saben nada de sus seres queridos. le tenemos el reporte 5 40 de la tarde de aquí de bella postal. >> tenemos hablando de colores, así se ve san

attorney general leticia james unmoved. >> at the end of the day, this case is about fraudulent statements of financial condition that she benefited from. she was enriched and clearly you cannot distance yourself from that fact. >> reporter: the state has now rested its case. the defense is gone to begin on monday. but david, it's going to be an uphill climb, since the judge has already decided former president trump engaged in fraud. david? >> david: aaron katersky, thank you. >>> we're going to turn now to the urgent manhunt, 40 miles outside new york city at this hour, in middlesex county, new jersey, after a suspect wanted in the january 6th attack evaded authorities. this was the scene in central new jersey today, a massive police presence. the fbi and s.w.a.t. teams called in. police say gregory yetman, seen in this fbi photo, is wanted for the assault of a federal officer. abc's stephanie ramos on the scene for us tonight. >> reporter: an all-out manhunt tonight in the small central new jersey town, just 40 miles southwest of new york city. after this man, wanted in connection to th

. >> the only thing that matters la fiscal estatal leticia james, restó importancia a los comentariosfundamento para este proceso. >> Él aprovechó esto políticamente porque le da una plataforma para proyectarse como una persona que está siendo perseguida políticamente, eh? y también para, eh, eh, si acaso, ver cómo es que la fuerza del estado en manos de los demócrata , pues lo que hace es, eh, perjudicar a ciudadanos de a pie y él se proyecta como un ciudadano de a pie. >> ahora habrá que esperar las consecuencias. judicial y políticas de este testimonio del expresidente trump al tiempo que su hija ivanka estará testificando esta semana. y es toda la información desde nueva york con luis alejandro medina, telemundo. pasamos a hablar del tribunal supremo electoral, del salvador, que dictaminó que el presidente nayib bukele puede presentarse a la reelección del próximo año. >> eso a pesar de que la constitución de ese país técnicamente lo prohíbe. la decisión se produce una semana después de que bukele se inscribiera como candidato por el partido nuevas ideas y sucede luego de una vota

she worked on it, the former president's company, but new york attorney general leticia james had had testimony raised credibility questions from his 2 sons and other executives from his company. i refuse to falsify business records and inflating assets. incidentally, upon military rapids support forces on its allied on groups being accused of carrying out mess kennings, it happened in the city of l janina in western dial for region. at least 200 members of the ethnic mosley community have a pull to they've been killed since that today. many been buried in mass graves. violence is escalate to this and is fighting broke out between the army and the power ministry group. back in april. i'm just able to see the move and how's the latest on the capital call to to finish the power military rapids support forces or are assess, took over the army base in the city of janina is to dance west star for state reports have been coming out of the recess and it's allied, malicious targeting civilians who have thoughts, refuge around the army phase. now most of them are simply of, from the ethnic mys

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new york attorney general leticia james spoke just moments ago outside court, calling ivanka trump cordial courteous, but questioning her credibility. >> at the end of the day, this case is about fraudulent statements of financial condition that she benefitted from. she was enriched, and clearly, you cannot distance yourself from that fact. >> let's bring in tom dupree, former assistant attorney general in the george w. bush administration, and correspondent paula reed. paula, ivanka didn't say anything outside the courtroom, unlike her dad or brothers, eric and donnie. but what about in the courtroom, did she say anything noteworthy at all? >> yeah, this was a big contrast from her father and brothers. there was none of the sniping with the judge or the lawyers, and the questions really focused on technical aspects, questions about deals she worked on at the trump organization. she did elicit some helpful information. they talked about negotiating loan terms for the trump golf course and spa. she was involved in that. and the bank said to get these loan terms, you have to maintain a net w

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and i would simply say this, leticia james to call someone a con man and then get elected and then haveaid to hear what president trump has to say, you are the judge, you have tofend listen to what they do. this is a travestys a of justi. >> his hands are quite sizable. 2 never had a problem. >> oh, no. >> coming up next, cleaning up a massive homeless camp afterp beinafg sued. we come from people we can be proud of. seeing all the places i come from, i know. if it's a serrano, it's something to be proud of. give the gift of family heritage with ancestry. let me be direct... you're watching football wrong! what do you call a guy in face paint that can't get the game? ...a clown! sorry, what app was it again? no, no. just give me a second... amateurs. ohhh! sorry, everybody. directv sports central gives you access to every game... ...so you never have to compromise on gameday. ...was that necessary? i was just illustrating a point. - oh. visit directv.com for up to a $400 reward card. okay. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> phoenix is looking a little cleaner today. the democratic city forced t pg pamay out a

>> donald trump's nemesis, leticia james is suing pepsi accusing it of clogging get a river running throughuffalo with cheaper bags and single-use plastic from the company's products, the states of the solar giant talked about the effectiveness of its recycling efforts and failed to warn consumers about the health, environment or risks of this packaging. the ag's office looked at 15 sites on the buffalo river and found 17% of trash collected on the river was pepsi, pepsi related products. stuart: is that strong grounds for a suit? >> it is unprecedented and you could see other states follow suit especially more left-leaning states. stuart: take money out of business one way or another, whether it is right or wrong. love it. the feud between vivek ramaswamy and ron mcdaniel is heating up. the presidential candidate launched a petition to out the are in seat chair. we have the story. senator john kennedy to stump one of biden's judicial nominees. >> what collateral to stop him? >> the bright lights at the moment or whatever you call it. stuart: todd pyro is with us. is a recovering lawyer. he

today leticia james is getting her 15 minutes.ag literally campaigned against defeating the white man. >> we've got to stand up to the federal government. we've got to stand up to bullies. we've got to stand up to an administration which is too male, too pale. >> jesse: primetime has been tickled with the not so honorable manhattan judge arthur engoron. you remember the taxi driving hippie drummer with hair wilder than bernie. smiling into the camera like he's been cast in an '80s courtroom sitcom. remember when we warned you that drummers are always the crazy one? should have listened. there's more than meets the eye with this goofy judge, literally. we found out today that this judge runs a high school alumni news letter. if you graduated from whitley and you're interested in attending your class reunion, the judge has you covered. but that's the only thing the judge covers. this is trump's judge sharing your run of the mill bonus torso photo. primetime did our due diligence because we respect privacy. our producers compared and

the civil fraud trial against donald trump who was brought against the democratic attorney by leticia jamesmber, she campaigned on getting donald trump, and the judge in the case, this guy right here, he is also a devout democrat that clearly hates donald trump and today during the testimony the judge basically imploded, screaming at donald trump and his legal counsel saying that i beseech you to control him if you can and if you can't i will. i will excuse him and that will draw every negative inference that i can. at one point the judge proclaimed hey, no, i'm not here to hear what trump has to say. and i am like, why are you here for this then? really, why would the judge care what donald trump has to say when he's made his mind up? this is the same judge that valued mar-a-lago at only $18 million and sticks by the valuation even though everybody and their mother says you cannot be more wrong. do you want a 2-acre vacant lot a block away from the beach? he had one, a lot listed for 200 million. another 2-acre plot of land, and another listed at 150 million. it's only dirt. there's no hou

bench as evidenced by his completely unbelievable bias against the trump family and in favor of leticia jamesme say something else about this. i didn't see the pictures until i did my homework for your show. the fact that he called them bonus torso pics, the bonus is that he is stra taoepblgly covers south of his belly button with his cell phone because were it not for that, we would have seen a lot more of judge engoron and that would not have been pretty. inappropriate, yes. >> jesse: okay. so this is not a dating website. this is not a photo that was sent via text to his wife and happened to leak. he purposely posted this not only on the internet, jonna, he posted it on a high school news letter page that he operates, that he knows is seen by 18-year-olds, some 17, but mostly 18, 19 and everybody beyond that. what kind of judgment does that show? >> it's very inappropriate judgment. along with the code that you cited, jesse, an additional part of that code, the judge must act appropriately in all aspects of his life essentially. is it inappropriate -- i think he creates this news letter, t

leticia james actually spoke to the press, saying that she fully expected donald trump to use name—callingaiting and taunts but she said that the numbers don't lie and that she would uncover the truth on the stand today. now, donald trump, as he made his way information you said that, no surprise. you spoken to the press before, trying to take advantage of the spectacle of this case to help his campaign. you know, he also referenced the fact that polls still show him as the leading republican nominee, is the leading candidate to be the republican nominee. and so, certainly, we had a kind of very similar talking points there, slamming this entire case as a political witchhunt. but when he takes the stand, he is going to have to do several things at once. he is going to have to convince this judge, because it is not a jury deciding this case, but a single judge, that he did not defraud banks with his valuations. you will have to appear credible, despite slamming thisjudge as a to appear credible, despite slamming this judge as a democratic operative, and he will have to worry about the polit

banks back in full and on time and he also criticized new york attorney general learfield img leticia james said sheremains f. >> i'll not be bullied or harassed and this case will go on. reporter: but during the lunch break today, trump attorney shot back at attorney general james pointing to her history of campaigning ongoing after trump. >> miss james, you taunted him before coming into office and saw one record and statement of financial condition. you taunted him and said his administration was too male and too pale. those are her words. reporter: liz, the trial will resume on wednesday when ivanka trump takes the stand and the final witness before trump's lawyers can call their own witnesses to the stand. elizabeth: god it, nate foy, always terrific and former federal prosecutor and doj fran seizure disorders headaches and congressional investigators sam dewey and take out their names. the judge that ruled by fiat against the defendant and that defendant trump was guilty before the trial began without a jury. that judge gets to decide on his own whether to rule against trump, no jury.

those microphones right there on screen right is for the new york attorney general leticia james.in the courtroom every day of the trial. unusual for her. she will be there and we're told she might give remarks. >> bill: her comments during the campaign she would get trump. america's backing of israel dividing democrats. democratic congresswoman rashida tlaib accusing president biden of supporting genocide. chat pergram has the fallout live on the hill as we begin another week there. chad, hello. >> good morning. this fracture is real. a lot of criticism being directed at rashida tlaib. the democratic representative from michigan. sent a tweet over the weekend used the phrase from the river to the sea. that is offensive to jews. >> bill: here is the attorney general in new york. >> misrepresented and inflated the value of his assets and before he takes the stand, i am certain that he will engage in name calling and taunts and race baiting and call this a witch hunt. but at the end of the day, the only thing that matters are the facts and the numbers and numbers, my friends, don't

it's another step in new york attorney general leticia james. it includes donald trump and his family, and don junior his oldest son. he came to the courthouse today flanked by police officers as we showed you there first time this has happened. he took no questions outside, but he was on the stand where he took many questions because he had to. experts weighing in that some soft testimony did yield material that attorney general wants to use, including who was responsible for a long-running multiyear fraud. they cot got him talking. at one point a judge asked don junior to slow down his speed. that could happen to anybody. and don junior quipped, i apologize, your honor, i moved to florida but kept the new york pace. if you've ever been near new york or seen a movie about new york, we do talk a little faster. that's fair enough. fast or slow, the answers that will matter here today in the coming days are about truth, lies and numbers. but in this case, legally that boils down to accounting. i know what you're saying, wait, top news story in the

trump took the witness stand monday in a civil fraud case brought by the new york attorney general leticia james that put the future of his business empire in jeopardy. quotes he rambled, he hurled insults, but we expected that. at the end of the day, the documentary evidence demonstrated he inflated his assets to enrich himself and his family. amy: all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. the united nations warns a tragedy of colossal proportions is underway in the gaza strip one month after israel laid siege to the palestinian territory and began a round-the-clock bombardment. on monday, u.n. secretary general antonio guterres renewed his urgent call for an immediate cease-fire, citing the more than 10,000 palestinians killed by israel strikes. over 4000 of the dead are children. >> gaza is becoming a graveyard for children. hundreds of girls and boys are reportedly being killed or injured every day. amy: earlier today, the israeli military ordered the immediate evacuation of al-rantisi children's hospital in gaza cit

leticia james wants $300 million. >> paul butler, vaughn hillyard and lisa rubin who every day runs out of the courtroom to be with us in the 1:00 hour. >>> another story in d.c. the secret service says an agent pro whouz protecting president biden's oldest granddaughter opened fire on a group of suspected car thieves overnight. i want to bring in nbc's allie raffa. what do we know about what happens mere, allie? >> reporter: secret service is saying just before midnight last night in the georgetown neighborhood, right outside the apartment of naomi biden, president biden's granddaughter. they observed three people breaking the window of an parked and unoccupied government vehicle. they say an agent discharged their service weapon. they don't believe anyone was struck. secret service says the offenders immediately fled the scene in a red vehicle and a be on the lookout order was issued. they say there was no threat to the protectee, in this case this president's granddaughter naomi. there was no indication this was a targeted attack because of her relation to the president biden. they d

new york attorney leticia james alleges that the trump organization conspired to exaggerate the formerh by billions of dollars on financial statements to secure loans and make deals. as donald trump is slated to testify monday, no one will be held criminally responsible for the flint, michigan water crisis. >> the michigan supreme court declined to bring back charges against former michigan governor rick snyder. the decision ends efforts to prosecute public officials in relation to flint's water issues, which started in 2014. that is when city and state officials switched the water supply from the detroit water system to the contaminated flint river in an effort to cut costs. >> now to a shake up in the real estate industry. a federal jury found the national association of realtors and other brokerage houses liable to pay nearly $2 billion for inflating commissions. the damages are for reportedly controlling the multiple listing service and requiring home sellers to pay both the buyer and seller brokerage fees in one transaction. the verdict could upend decades old practices that have

there's thousands of people who are collateral damage to leticia james's gamese are t and she doesn't give a damn. i mean, she doesn't even consider these people. i meanr , is she responsibleak to take care of new yorkers or represent the best interests best yorkers? best interests these people have incredible jobs because of us, because of the trump organization, because of her family. and she wants to put those and put thol. o put those sean, these people are cruel. they are cruel, cruel people. e and they will do anything for their own political power. and my father will keep fighting it. fightin i'll keep fighting it. and in the end, we will win, because whatever is happenin gs happ is just it's unthinkable and it makes no sense. >>enunthinkaakes you get one fae this thing's going to be throw it out on us here. this thinse.s judge, it's almost like a saturday night live skit. rehe's so bad. >> it's worse than a saturday night live skit because you have to livehat. to live it eric trump, thank you for being with us. we appreciate it. all right. joininapprecia g us now with more, au

. >>> up next, leticia james who filed a civil suit against former president trump discusses what she calls the weaponization of the federal government. comments coming to a caucus annual legislative congress here in washington, d.c. >> good morning, good morning, we are about to get started, if you can take your seats, we would appreciate it. thank you. >> good morning, everyone. welcome to the national town hall. this is the kickoff session to get us down to business for alc 52. i am nicole austin hillery and i am serving as the president and ceo of the black caucus foundation. i'm so happy to see all of you here this morning. it tells me that our theme this year, securing our democracy, protecting our freedoms and uplifting our culture got through to everyone. you are all here to get down to business. thank you. this is an especially compelling year for us. every year, we have challenges with what to do for the black community. this year, because of deeply threatening times that we are in, we know that despite the fact that this is the oldest democracy on the planet, we have major

all told the trumps received more than $139 million in what new york attorney general leticia james said the proceeds of fraud. she also said the trumps cost banks $168 million in potential interest. depending on the outcome of the trial, former president trump could be forced to pay at least $307 million in addition to losing his ability to operate in new york. once ivanka trump concludes her testimony, the state will rest. the defense will begin presenting its case next week, robin. >> all right, aaron. thank you very much. gonna turn to the latest on israel's war against hamas. israel says its ground troops have entered gaza city. matt rivers is on the scene for us there in israel. matt, we know you spoke with the father who just found out his 8-year-old daughter is still alive and being held hostage. good morning to you. >> good morning, robin. yeah, that father going through horrific whiplash. first thinking his 8-year-old daughter was dead. now imagining her inside a hamas tunnel. just behind me, thousands continue to evacuate south into parts farther south from gaza as israeli tro

. >> reporter: and read a statement attacking new york attorney general leticia james. >> we cannot permitenegade and out of control prosecutor to use this investigation as a means of advancing her political career. >> reporter: in a second deposition, trump answered question, calling his real estate portfolio the mona lisa of properties. he said, i have some of the greatest pieces of property in the world. but the judge has already determined trump overvalued them to get better terms on loans and insurance, conducting a decades worth of business with financial statements that overhyped his net worth by as much as $2.2 billion. the attorney general is now seeking $250 million in damages and to bar trump from doing business in new york. >> mr. trump continues to rant and rave and scream at the cameras. he, unfortunately, continues to use this courtroom as a means to raise funds for his campaign. >> reporter: trump's conduct has already been a spectacle. he stormed out of court after an unfavorable ruling from the judge. the judge fined trump twice for violating a gag order against disparagi

the new york attorney general leticia james said their proceeds are fraud. >> we uncovered the schemesonally. >> reporter: ivanka trump helped set up some of the loans at issue in the trial including one for trump national doral in miami that required her father to maintain a minimum net worth of $3 billion. she wrote to company executives about the loan's favorable terms. it doesn't get any better than this. but asked about specifics, she said she couldn't recall, testifying, i believe it was the ninth month of pregnancy of my oldest daughter. the defense is going to begin calling witnesses next week, seeking to impress a judge who has already determined that former president trump committed fraud. guys? >> all right, aaron. thank you for your reporting. coming up later, bad bunny blasting a new song that uses artificial intelligence to fake his voice. how he is fighting back. and next, the newly approved weight loss drug. dr. jen ashton is here with what you need to know. come on back. and, dr. ashton is here with things you need to know about weight-loss. come on back! ♪ ♪ everybod

. >> new york attorney general leticia james there.. lisa, you were in the courtroom. how would you characterize what we saw yesterday. >> for trump, it was for political purposes. for the attorney general, on the other hand, it was a very successful day in court. there's been a lot of discussion about how what remains of the case is just about damages. that's partially true. there are six more claims that need to be proven. all of them require proof of intent. if the attorney general can prove the defendants intended their years long fraud, the damages and remedies he awards will be all the larger. so proving that intent is critical for the attorney general, and they got that yesterday circumstantially by tying donald trump to the series of documents, including his statements of financial condition. i'm reading from the transcript. they say, is it correct you reviewed the statements of financial condition in each of the years from 2011 to 2017 before it became final? and he says, openly, yeah, i would look at them and i would maybe on