the new york ag is looking at 250 million or so in financial penalties, and even more importantly preventing the family from being able to do business in new york, from being officers or directors of any new york corporation, and, you know, from also being able to get loans, do business transactions for some period of time in new york. the stakes are high as a result of this trial, and i do think that that is why the judge has said that he would like to have some briefing. after donald trump testifies on monday, there's going to be a time where both sides will get to brief this, and then argue it in january and then i think a large part of why the judge is doing that is to try and make sure there's a very clear record so that when he does issue his opinion on what discouragement there's going to be, on what penalties he's going to assess, that he has a very clear record for when this goes up on appeal. >> paul, let's turn to you and talk about one of trump's other legal issues here, and that's the case that special counsel jack smith is looking into regarding election interference in d.c. th

the first count in the complaint that was brought by the new york ag, letitia james, it's been the deathust icing on the cake for letitia james. the other thing is this. this is a bench trial. we have to harp on that over appeared over again. there's no grandstanding there. there's no audience. the only person that gets a benefit is donald trump. justice engoron has made it clear. >> can i build off something katie said. judge engoron has decided to take a different tack. he was much tighter about applying the rules of evidence than he is now, largely because i think he's decided where he's going with his ruling. he doesn't want the exclusion of evidence to be another base for trump's appeal. he's letting the witnesses go on for much longer stretches on topics not related to the questions before them, which is what we wouldn't recognize as traditional behavior. it's stunning to me how much rope he's given them. but if you give trump enough rope, he eventually hangs himself. this gag order refers to two incidents, one the infamous town hall, where he said my followers hang on every word,

trump and his sons were already found liable in the $250 million lawsuit brought by the new york ag. this trial is being held to find out exactly how much they will have to pay in damages. cnn's kara a nell is outside the courtroom for us. what can we expect to hear today and why is donald trump going today? >> good morning, sara. so this will be donald trump's ninth appearance at the civil fraud trial where he's askused of inflating the value of his properties to get better rates on bank loans and insurance. he has not attended the trial in a month the last time he was on the stand is when he was testifying. he will be here today and hear the final expert witnesses, going to be a professor of accounting from new york university, part of trump's defense is that the values they came up with for the properties all complied with accounting rules. so he'll be here to listen to this testimony, important testimony to his defense because they're saying there was no intent to do anything wrong, no intent to inflate the value of these assets. it's interesting he's coming today because the gag

new york ag office said it's the most ineffective team of experts that a defendant's money can buy.ering away at the trump team here. >> don't think the trump team put up a good defense on the law. they knew this judge had already decided against them. what president trump did quite cleverly turn into a political platform where he could make his claims and i think they're bourn out here in some ways he's being selected and they're being prosprosecuted and selectively persecuted by elected officials like the attorney general in new york and this judge elected and has sort of run a kind of circus of a proceeding and made his political point and echoes through all the other legal troubles that trump had with special councils with another case being brought in new york and georgia. trump was able to draw a very political message out of this and legally i don't think he has much chance here. elizabeth: the judge said the banks that lent trump money and they loved trump's business and charged a lower rate on loans backed by the, what the judge is calling inflated assets and not damaged by

inside the courtroom that this is easily, she wrote, the most credible person to cast doubt on the new york ag'se so far. he got to the meat of his testimony that we will hear over the next two days. two points he is making, which is that the ag complaint has no merit, one, because they did not specify which provisions trump's financial statements violate, and two, that the bank would have lent -- would not have lent any money without their own assessments. i think the main reason that the former president is here today is because he wants the press, the media, to focus on what they see as their secret weapon, this man's testimony. the other, which is something we have been talking about all day, is the republican debate last night. he was not on the stage, by choice. certainly, using this trial along with many others that we will watch over the next year or so as a way in which he can campaign to get re-elected as the next president of the united states. >> thank you. >>> paul charlton, trump has been on the stand before. he was a witness for the prosecution. he was really combative. he was poi

host: denise hawkins, rochester, new york, age 18. age 93 in texas. 2021, age eight, what should we know about them? guest: we should know one thing a particular, that there is no protection against being killed by the police that we typically associate with innocence whether you're a child or you are a great grandmother. you are vulnerable to be killed. you are sleeping or awake or you're driving a car, a block from here with a baby strapped in the backseat of the car, whether your family has called for help or whether you happen to be riding in a car with the father of your child and that person is a person of interest to a swat team. the traditional kind of things we think, mothers should be safe, children who are with their mothers should be safe, none of these things have proven to protect african-american people, african-american women and african-american children. in the book, we feature nine people, half of those women were killed in the presence of family, either parents, brothers or actually children. the idea that these wo

and it comes from a newspaper called the new york age, which was a very prominent black newspaper, black sail of the black press kind of matures as an institution at this point. black sailors are reading black newspapers and writing back to them. and there's an incident in 1909 when a fleet of warships docks in new york. they a parade and while the black presidents note that there's no white people in the parade and they know there's black sailors on the ships, so they ask kind of what's going on? they write a letter, actually, to the navy department. the navy department sends a letter back saying. of course, there's like sailors in the navy. you know they're talking about all the things they're allowed to do. but it wasn't rooted in any kind of reality. and so on that, the paper received a couple of different letters from. blacks, those who were serving in the fleet in 1910, kind of explaining what their life was like. one guy i'm going to paraphrase here talks about how, you know, there's more discrimination navy than the rest of the u.s., which is pretty striking to say. he talks abou

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host: denise hawkins, rochester, new york, age 18.3 in texas. 2021, age eight, what should we know about them? guest: we should know one thing a particular, that there is no protection against being killed by the police that we typically associate with innocence whether you're a child or you are a great grandmother. you are vulnerable to be killed. you are sleeping or awake or you're driving a car, a block from here with a baby strapped in the backseat of the car, whether your family has called for help or whether you happen to be riding in a car with the father of your child and that person is a person of interest to a swat team. the traditional kind of things we think, mothers should be safe, children who are with their mothers should be safe, none of these things have proven to protect african-american people, african-american women and african-american children. in the book, we feature nine people, half of those women were killed in the presence of family, either parents, brothers or actually children. the idea that these women ar

age 9. also lived and worked in pennsylvania, new york and new hampshire. 12 novels, 60 short stories. er prize for "one of ours," died in 1947 in new york city. why did her family move when she was age 9? guest: well, there were stories about the family barn being burned down that might have had to do with union sim thinks during the civil war but that's never been substantiated. the biggest reason was that most of the family had already gone so that were the sort of last bunch of migrants from northbound to virginia. actually, her four father, before he got married -- in 1 1 he went fifth west, to the southwest a couple of times and was considering setting up a stk ising business there. he was a sheep farmer and he dn do that. they were already thinking about west every before she was born. host: melissa homestead, let's get to some calls and texts. and we're going to start with a text message. i'm interested in melissa's last name homestead. if anything is relevant to the plains, it's the homestead act. what is the relevance of your name? guest: homestead in this case has nothing to

new york. these kids are aged 15, 16, 17. but two years ago they were still in secondary school or middle school and would write essays about return stories. they wrote some essays about the town of new york and whether they believed that it was a good idea to rename it from nebraska, new york. so my point here is that the ngo will continue its work with the local community and i'm positive that the activities of this ngo will be expanded as well across. the region, because we received positive feedback from locals, the children that these events were really important in regard to inform to their lives. so of course it has to be continued. i would just like to very briefly add to that right after the tragic news of because death we all were getting a lot of questions about how might we support her memory, how might we support family and her family told everyone that the most important thing, victoria want is for her cause to continue for the new york literary festival, to continue. and remember, you will recall there were thes

the old guard think they can keep out the new people with impunity but nothing stays the same forever. age" is in the second season and tells the story of new york city's high society in the 1800s. here's a look at the new season. >> new york is where the leaders put each other on display. the old guard think they can keep out the new people with impunity but nothing stays the same forever. >> i don't just want a husband. >> he's rich, he's even handsome. >> what more can a girl ask for. >> it's a great show in the middle of the second season, joining us are the cast of "the gilded age". guys, thanks so much for joining us. i want to get to the show in a second. you seem to actually like one another quite a bit. is that a fair assessment? >> what's not to like? >> that's right. >> we really love each other. >> some theatre kids that's why we get along. >> it does feel like theatre camp. >> how do you think the theatre kid, the broadway experience, your resumes are remarkable. >> anybody who worked on the stage for a while eventually you do a corset play night after night, and you know this is my world, this is how i speak, carry myself and i thi

new york city has launched a free service for teenagers who need help dealing with situations that challenge their mental health. it's called nyc teen space. it's available for anyone in new york between the age 17. it connects teenagers with licensed therapists by phone, by text, or video, and it's available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. and they can use it as many times as they want. teenagers say it's a great option to have. most teens don't got people to talk to and they can talk to somebody on the app. >> i think it's going to be beneficial because teens go through like a lot of like mental health issues, especially being in high school, like the bullying or the cliques. >> it's like it's a lot for people to handle. >> now, the experts say even though social distancing is a thing of the past, now the higher rates of depression and anxiety it created from years of distant learning and isolation are still being felt. times. 527. a state of emergency declared in the north bay because of an avian flu outbreak. what this means after hundreds of thousands of birds re racial or national identity of anyone at. calls for peace in gaza. >> in san francisco city hall. we're going to show you wha

ages. janet shamlian, cbs news, new york. >>> a timeless friendship. that is tonight's cbs weekend news.d night. xx x >>> now at 6:00, a three-day standoff in a contra costa home ends in an arrest. now the community is asking why it took so long to bring him into custody. >>> a security guard shot and killed on the job in oakland. an emotional tribute from his daughter and the people who knew him. >>> and plus a big clean up effort from community members in the east bay. live from the cbs news bay area studios in san francisco, i'm andrea nakano, brian has the night off. a pittsburg detective is under arrest after a three-day standoff. the standoff ended this morning when the suspect surrendered to a s.w.a.t. team, but the police chief is now facing some tough questions today about why in the midst of the siege, he pulled his officers away from the scene, leaving an armed suicidal suspect alone for 18 hours. john ramos has that story. >> reporter: the man had already shot his wife and ended up shooting multiple rounds at a police s.w.a.t. team. so neighbors are wondering how police consi

the singer, best known for his smash hit "fairytale of new york," died on the 30th of november at age judges ruled the u.k. government acted lawfully in blocking scotland's gender self id reforms, making it easier for people to legally change their sex was passed last year, but the governor of westminster blocked it on the grounds that it would affect the quality roles. the legal challenge has been rejected. yellow warnings are in place for large parts of the u.k. friday and saturday with disruption likely over the weekend. severe weather is expected in western and central england, wales, southwest scotland, and northern ireland. you are live with bbc news. the british government's rwanda policy will cost twice as much as previously thought. the home fice confirm that the bill will be close to 290 million pounds by next year, without much to show for it. so far, significantly more home secretaries have been to rwanda than asylum-seekers. the government signed a new treaty with rwanda last week after an earlier version was blocked by the supreme court. the government says it has assura

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age of 65. fairytale of new york was one of the band's best known songs, often played at christmas.ng edinburgh zoo after 12 years. the public had their last chance to say goodbye before the pair return home to china. it was hoped they'd mate while they were at the zoo, but that did not happen. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. let's look at some other stories making news. the former british chancellor alistair darling has died at the age of 70. he was a labour mp for almost 30 years. he also spent 13 years in government, first under prime minister tony blair and then gordon brown, who described him as "a statesman of unimpeachable "integrity. " others across the political spectrum have also been paying tribute. alister have the ability, which all politicians have, all statements have, not to confuse the workplace of the vigorous debate where you put forward your side's point of view as best you can with any personal animosity. best you can with any personal animosity-— animosity. when people will think about _ animosity. when people will think about alistair - a

account for all people and have such and such a base of men. in the pre-winter age, a publication was published in the new yorkes, which interviewed the ukrainian military, as it is claimed, who took part in the battles for the bridgehead near the village of krynky on the left bank, and they say that this is a suicide mission, huge losses, to gain a foothold on the bridgehead unreal, and as one of the soldiers , the marines, who... lost a lot and was wounded by his comrades himself, said that it was not possible, it is not possible to overturn the equipment and said that there was no such vanity regarding the death of the military, he did not see any of the solidarity in bakhmut, and so far there are no official comments on this publication, it is obvious that it has a resonance and will have a resonance in ukraine, the issue of the closure of our losses, lists, which does not allow society to really assess , assess the situation on battlefield, and then, accordingly, causes fear and mistrust, mr. serhiy, what can you possibly say about this, that you hear about the krynka, well, you know, the situation here i

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new york city's constantly evolving. they weren't trying to build in the gilded age architecture of antiquity. it was for them. this was contemporary and so every fence always being changed and added to. and so i kind of it's a contentious of argument to get involved with how you should do how you should do in addition to a museum, a lot of don't like what was done to the morgan i, i actually don't mind because i think it actually the morgan was a collection of various buildings that weren't connected of various styles. and i think what was done by renzo piano actually kind of helps bring them all together into a, into a cohesive home. so we'll see what happens with what they end up doing at the frick. it's been a while and i think it's slated to be open next year. so you come back here. you are so engaging. why, thank you. i would love to know how you got interested in this and how. see, because of your enthusiasm and knowledge, what you're with us can help better convince people to appreciate this because yours here in greenwich, who you're seeing the demolition of so many historic homes with cookie cutter h

when it comes to young people, in "new york times" poll released tuesday, 49% of voters, age 18 to 29n's 43%. how worried are young people like you as to what a second term of joe biden would mean for our standing on the world? >> yeah, first of all, thank you for having me on this morning. i believe that age has definitely been a problem for biden his whole presidency. i think he is lacking cognitive ability to lead the country. we have seen a decline in his ability to lead america. in order to lead america, you must make hard and complex decisions in the blink of an eye. >> todd: my dad is 81, my mom pushes him to rest and eat better. my dad is not the leader of the free world. are stories like this leaked to axios and various publications by the west wing in attempt to get joe biden to bow out gracefully? >> maybe we could see that happening, maybe see biden saying he is having health issues and he's going to let gavin newsom come on. this weekend at bernie's since biden became president. the first lady is the real commander-in-chief, we did not elect jill biden to be commander-in-

here in new york they deliver 2 million meals to homebound new yorkers. guys, 400 of the 22,000 new york city recipients are over the ageogram and am so passionate about it. >> that is great. >> amazing work. >> thank you, deb. coming up in our gma morning menu, the rise of tipping fatigue and the question of when to tip. >>> gma is taking you to an incredible volunteer farm that grows thousands of pounds of produce each year for people who need fresh food. wait until you hear the story of this farm and the man behind it. >>> plus, lori b is here with the ultimate gift guide. picks from top online influencers. and sam is with a special guest. sam? >> yeah, lori. come over here because you're so close. keegan michael key is here. good to see you. some people i feel like i want to meet. i have always wanted to meet you. i'm telling you. we are talking about the wonka movie, and i have chocolate. are you ready to do this? >> i'm ready. you can have one if you want. >> can we snack in between the break? we'll be right back, guys. can we snack in between the brake? we'll be right back, you guys. ( ♪ ) (mom) hosting everyone

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age. i still listen to many emcees. yes but they were new york central. yeah. yep. from queens? yep. all right. yeah. so, langston, if people want to follow your research or if they want to hear some this music, where should they go? oh, yeah, yeah. if they want to follow my research, they can go. they can subscribe to my substack. uh, which is langston wilkins dot substack dot com. i'm on twitter too. street folk like cw, but they want hear some of the music. oh, there is incredible playlists there. if you google, lance, scott walker wrote this incredible dj script by for a long time, he's also been a scholar of houston hop, and he's put out these incredible playlists i think they're on spotify or on soundcloud. if you really want to like immerse in their culture, i will look up to. but yeah, you can follow me too. yeah. okay. okay. i think with that we will end our session and you join langston in the author's tent to, get his signature on your books and continue the conversation. thank you. thank you. thank

age. i still listen to many emcees. yes but they were new york central. yeah. yep. from queens? yep. all right. yeah. so, langston, if people want to follow your research or if they want to hear some this music, where should they go? oh, yeah, yeah. if they want to follow my research, they can go. they can subscribe to my substack. uh, which is langston wilkins dot substack dot com. i'm on twitter too. street folk like cw, but they want hear some of the music. oh, there is incredible playlists there. if you google, lance, scott walker wrote this incredible dj script by for a long time, he's also been a scholar of houston hop, and he's put out these incredible playlists i think they're on spotify or on soundcloud. if you really want to like immerse in their culture, i will look up to. but yeah, you can follow me too. yeah. okay. okay. i think with that we will end our session and you join langston in the author's tent to, get his signature on your books and continue the conversation. thank you. thank you. thank

new york or dc. you can ignore your bank accounts regardless of what age you are.you are living in tennessee now with a husband you told us is a swimmer. i guess he is very supportive of all this and your family in support of all this. >> absolutely. i'm fortunate to have a wheelhouse of support around me. we mentioned the general public but having family, friends, coaches, all those people i value in my life, support me, that keeps me grounded and propagated me to continue moving forward. david: have a great family christmas. probably have to deal with the airlines now. great to see you. a new survey has revealed how jens he feels about mark zuckerberg and jeff bays osa. what do they think? >> they don't trust them. 62% say they don't trust zuckerberg mostly because they don't trust facebook, 53% don't trust jeff baeza's because he is uberrich, his amazon workers, to get you your title two hours after they order it but they love opera. hold on. i don't think they were even alive when her last tv episode aired. she did interview prince harry and meghan markel. mayb

age, it is policy, too. >> emily: i live in new york city and i'm a regular american. my life is regular, too. >> joey: i didn't mean that in a negative way. >> emily: it does not matter necessarily stats you can throw, it matters how people feel and people feel disheartened and there are concerning issues and fact biden refuses to acknowledge axios calls him energetic, we know that is a lie. the way americans feel, do you think that is a winning sentiment? americans feel that, too. >> marie: job of campaigns is to get out and make the campaign. a lot of us feel like there is good economic jobs. many jobs in ohio booming right now because of policy biden administration put into place. they have to get out and make the case. god bless nikki haley, she is not running against joe biden right now, she tip toes around with donald trump, she has not said it starkly. she will not be the republican nominee if i had to put my life savings on it. donald trump is. donald trump ask not young and facing dozens of criminal indictment charges right now. elections are choices, joe bid