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and now they're saying, well, when mark geragos calls us names at a press conference we have been defamedrooks. >> be careful with the term crooks because that can subject you to defamation. i'm not a big fan of suing lawyers obviously. not for suing lawyers for defamatory comments that impugn your reputation. the fact is that even -- this is not something they're alleging in the complaint that was defamation during the course of advocacy. that's different. in the event that i make statements before a court or making statements advancing my client's interest it's afforded some type of privilege. if i'm maintaining my innocence and you have advocates as lawyers who are spreading information regarding your sexual orientation, regarding the nature of who you are, what you do, the fact that you're on steroids or what have you, that draws the line. therefore, i think even though an attorney you have a responsibility to speak truth. if it's not truth and if it's a falsehood that's not opinion then it becomes problematic and defamatory. >> can i ask one question here? truth is an issue here beca

smollett's defense attorney mark geragos discussed the status of the case in a podcast this weekend. >> the city is saying they want $130. but the case was dismissed and s whatsoever. it is just kind of a grand stand. >> the chicago mayor is asking for a federal investigation and david, tomorrow the police decision. >> begnaud: ileana reporting from los angeles, thank you. a teenager in atlanta knocked on the wrong door and got dpoirld it that is according to police who say the victim had just moved to the apartment complex and didn't really know his way around. it happened friday night. police say darryl bynes confronted 19 year old marian banks and shot him to deathment a witness says the vk tim literally begdz for his life. bynes is now charged with murder. in south carolina, a college student was killed after police say she got into a car that she thought was her uber. samantha josephson was a 21 year old senior. tony dokoupil has more on the man arrested. >> these photos of the last moments 21 year old samantha josephson was seen alive. around 2 a.m. friday morning columbia poli

presidency instead of mark geragos but this has been divided. in part in large part because they've been this way. over the last fifteen years or so and the oas was once dominated by influential leftist governments but i suppose the changing political landscape in latin america has led to more right wing governments in places like brazil argentina colombia which i which which i guess are more in tune with president trumps populist policies so that is way less pretty much found itself out of step with the oas doesnt it. yes definitely been a spoiler was playing a very strong role in it when it had oil money to distribute particularly to smaller caribbean countries and central american countries who voted normally to support the venezuelan position against some of the other larger countries in the oas now of course that as well it doesn't have that oil money and so fewer contributors the porting it but it hasn't lost all support so the oas is playing again a stronger role but is not going to be able to for example mediate as it did fifteen years a

a letter from attorney mark geragos said the smollett team will demand depositions from rahm emanuel johnson. the letterepayment of investiga costs is unconstitutional. the original letter from the city requesting repayment from smollett demands more than $130,000 and threatens if smollett did not pay by the deadline, the city could hit him for up to three times that amount. deadline was yesterday. smollett did not play. police chiefs in chicago suburbs are calling for kim foxx to step down. it's her office that dropped charges against smollett. they say the smollett case is one of many that foxx failed to prosecute. the president of the fraternal order of police say they are upset over cases when cops are injured. >> officers are coming into my office who have a broken kneecap, one almost had their finger bit off. we can't get felony charges? our officers are not punching bags. >> reporter: of all the people to show up in kim foxx corner, rahm emanuel said she should not step down because she was democratically elected but she should answer questions. >> dana: thank you. on another

. >> tucker, this evening, jussie smollett's high profile criminal defense attorney mark geragos is defyingof chicago writing a letter if it proceeds with pending lawsuit against jussie smollett geragos' legal team will demand rahm emanuel and eddie johnson give depositions citing how quote vested they are in this case. chicago demand dollars $130,000 from smollett for overtime they spent on police report that mig's mayor and police superintendent insist was a hoax. smollett was novembered it he didn't pay 130 grand by this last thursday he could be be sued and paid three times the amount. smollett did not pay. this comes as police chiefs demand states attorney kim foxx resign for what they call history of anti-police and how smollett dropped the case. police alleged foxx did not prosecute other solid criminal cases they bring her and even let offenders enter offers without prosecution. >> when officers are coming into my office who has a broken kneecap, one of them almost had their finger bit off and we can't get felony charges? our officers are not punching bags. >> in a statement, kim fo

. >> smollett's attorney, mark geragos said it would be unconstitutional to pursue him for recovering00. richard, what do you say about that? unconstitutional? >> it's not unconstitutional. lawyers like to throw that term out there. it's not unconstitutional. the resolution was from the criminal case. this is a civil case. that flowed as a result of his conduct. therefore that whole issue of whether or not it was a sham could probably now be litigated in a civil arena. and remember, o.j. simpson, different burden of proof. you know it could go bad for this guy really bad and he could incur $130,000, $200,000 in legal fees defending himself. pay the money, jussie, move on with your life. rehab your reputation, which has been destroyed. >> you're trying to separate the underlying set of facts resulted in the plea deal. that was essentially the contract between chicago -- >> criminal case. >> and that's what this is about. >> okay. >> prosecutors -- prosecutors fumble cases all the time. in fact one of my dear friends, a federal judge said, they screwed things up. this is screwed up. it'

mark geragos, who i think about up to 20 minutes ago was a cnnqu legal analyst, is staking out a prettyssive position here, which is it is all lies, my client is innocent. is that a tenable position for him to take? >> i don't think so. there are very few situations in life that are so clearly obvious in our world.. this is one of them. he has his own problems with his association with michael avenatti. he's had a bad month in these kind of situations, but now his clients are really himself and the woman he was working with in this case, and their problem is, lawyers can say what they want to in the court room, but they are not protected when it comes to what they say outside of the court room, and this is what the problem is for them. all of us are looking quite perplexed, i think, once those charges were dropped, which in and of itself was bizarre, but they didn't just go away and be happy they got away with something, counting their blessings. mr. smollett continuedhi on arguing that this really did happened to me, that all of this, i've never lied, this is all really true, which mea

get a lot of the people from washington to work with the campaign >> jussie smollett's attorneys mark geragos glandian say a lawsuit accusing them of defame twog brothers who say they helped the "empire" actor stage an attack against himself is ridiculous. the brothers accuse the lawyers of defamation by continuing to assert they carried out a bigoted attack against smollet >>> federal prosecutors announcing drug trafficking charges against a drug company and two of its executives for the first time ever. rochester drug cooperative is one of the ten largest pharmaceutical distributors in the u.s. that's a cnbc news update at this hour. back over to you, sara and wilf. >> courtney, thank you >>> some news crossing on right yaid the company joining walgreen's in raising the minimum achblg to purchase tobacco products to 21. right yaid saying the changes will go into effect in all stores within 90 days. walgreen's announce nounsed it this morning senator mitch mcconnell, majority leader, has talked about raising his state age from 18 to 21 to buy tobacco products this is all in an effort to comb

they're bringing a federal suit against mark geragos and others, he is a well-known attorney from l.at but still talked publicly about their actions being homophobic, racist and violent. judge napolitano, where does this go? how common is this? did you expect it? >> it is not common. i didn't expect it. i don't think it will go very far for a couple of reasons. lawyers can fairly comment on documents they have filed in court and on the positions that their clients take in court and it is basically the comments of those lawyers, jussie's defense lawyers about these two brothers that forms the basis for these allegations. some of the allegations are lurid. some of the allegations we already know about. but basically the lawyers for jussie smollett accuse the brothers of lying before the grand jury and of not telling jussie's version of events. and those allegations form the basis for this. but look, the brothers are public figures in chicago, meaning that the lawsuit can only prevail if the lawyers made their statements with knowledge of falsity or reckless disregard for the truth. ther

mark geragos stated the legal team will mount a vigorous defense and the city owes the actor of an apologyw chicago mayor rahm emanuel and eddie johnson were passionate about the case. a new mayor takes over may 19th and not clear where she stands on the civil suit. >> bill: mike tobin watching that from chicago. 9:33 now. >> president trump: i think north korea has a tremendous potential and i believe that president moon agrees with that and we will be discussing that and even potential meetings, further meetings with north korea. and kim jong-un. >> would you accept a smaller deal to keep the process going? >> president trump: i would have to see what the deal is. there are various smaller deals that maybe could happen. >> sandra: president trump signaling his interest in new talks with north korea saying he is open with a third summit with kim jong-un. let's bring in jim richardson, former governor of new mexico. do you think the president could make progress with a third summit with kim jong-un? >> i believe right now a summit with kim jong-un would not be a good idea. but i did like w