mr. melissa. this is, of course, the last most standing people have been flocking here throughout the day to stock up on the centrals because there is the fear that they're all going to be food shortages. and that even places like this will run out of supplies. layla right now, lots of damage done, lots of material damage done a christine, how difficult will it be to restore inter communal damage that's been done in the past couple of days? well, you know, layla right now in that wasn't, that is how province of course is one of the affected provinces. you have a situation where communities are up against each other, particularly the indian and black community. we heard that from the looking who addressed his people yesterday as well for the coming of tension. essentially, they've been retaliate 3 attacks. you've had people from the indian community burning down shacks and other infrastructure in the township, saying that these are the people that have posed a threat to us. and this is our way of d

mr. melissa. this is of course, a lot more standing people have been rocking here throughout the day to stock up on the central's because there is a fear that there are going to be food shortages and that even places like this will run out of supplies. and that was the d. w to christine that moon dwell reporting a short while ago from the johannesburg township of alexandra. next. authorities have arrested for people following the online racial abuse towards 3 black england footballers following their euro 2020 final defeat. marcus rochefort jayden santo and bouquet or west were targeted after missing penalties in the euro, final u. k. football policing units that the investigation would continue so far more than $267.00 made in england related to the final early in the week. hundreds to can meet in front of a rural of england, marcus rochefort, to show their support for the young black player. and that's all for myself. for now dw business is up next. so make sure to stick around for that. somebod

mr. orban. but as melissa bell reports, they believe that, this time, he might be getting more than he bargained here in budapest was not just a usual celebration, this year. but also, a protest. for the lgbt community, a show of force. the organizers say that tens of thousands turned out, despite an atmosphere that they say has become increasingly oppressive. now, legislation that passed that came into effect, earlier this month. it is the culmination of what has been a months-long -- several-months-long campaign of demonization, essentially, of the lgbt community. and so, a lot of people coming out to try and show their support. so far, victor orban, in power for 11 years has used a fairly successful playbook in order to galvanize his base. we have seen it with migrants. we have seen it with the homeless. we have seen it with transgender people. this time, the question is really if he -- if he isn't trying to take on a minority, that is simply not small enough to not cost him when it comes to next year's elections and when they are hoping for is a real show of support to say, look. hungarian s

mr. e regimes favor, we can seek melissa stomach malicious prosecution.crimes here to be alleged or proven. they will have to prove by probable cause that he committed those crimes. we don't think it will even pass the first prong. there is no crime he committed and we think he will -- the charges. >> tucker: finally we are seeing a million people break our laws to come across our southern border, we watched an entire year of people tearing down federal property, statues, burning courthouses, leading cities. you kneeled on a federal monument. were you aware at that time that the biden justice department would put you in jail for 15 years for doing it? >> no, i was not. >> tucker: and you stood, sorry, i correct my description. >> no, i was not. >> tucker: this is one of the scariest things i've seen in a long time and maybe the fbi can answer some questions about this immediately. i appreciate you coming on tonight. godspeed to you, mark. thank you. >> thank you, tucker. >> thank you, tucker. >> tucker: when you were a kid, there were history books, a who

mr. weisselberg for sure. >> joining me now is melissa murray, a law professor at nyu.fessor murray, i mentioned weisselberg going back to the office and realizing his security key does not work in every door. that got to be a damaging thing for him to experience. he's been cut from 40 different organizations - 40 subsidiaries within the trump organization. do you think the trump organization is legally saying all right, we got to cut it from this one or this one and we can cauterize the wounds and isolate him. he's been an indicted cfo and he has shared responsibilities to the company. that could be difficult to respond. it is hard to say it at this point because we don't know. >> we have individual one and now we have rogue one. yes or no what other code name we are going to get for the people involve inside this organization. here is the thing though. how effective does that argument tend to be? if he's the only non family member who's been in the organization for years and years, the only non family members of this level of the trump organization, is it plausible th

melissa murray. thanks for being here. >> thanks for having me. >> mr.insult to injury. the feds think they have a pretty strong case for just sitting with him and lying to them about pretty tangible things. how vital was it for him at a hefty price to remain free before trial? >> well, as you said, the $250 million bond was significant, but that, of course, was the price of him going free. it also reflects the fact that he is a person of considerable means. he has access to means of travel, including a private jet. he also has significant foreign ties, and, of course, that's really the crux of what's going on here in this indictment. he's been charged with one count of being an unregistered foreign agent and then another count for conspiracy to be an unregistered foreign agent. then, as you y, these other ancillary charges that really relate to lying to the fbi, obstruction of justice and then four counts of material false statements. they're really considerable, but again, the fact that the bond is so high suggests that this is someone the court really