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we present alexander kerensky in his new york city apartment october 10th, 1962. >> ladies and gentlemen, and a few minutes you will see the documentary movie is the development of [indiscernible] movement a few hours ago. the majority of this audience is too young to remember. the movement began in 1917 during the first war in my country. in russia. i was in this time, leader of this provisional government of russia. when you look at this film, keep in your mind that russian people were the first victim of the [indiscernible] tyranny. i think it is now time to study the movement and understand not by different legend created during this long years but by the documentary forces, as for instance, this film. most of ths documentary were photographed by communist cameramen was the actual events were taking place. communist narrators. some of the scenes the words of the >> most of the pictures in this documentary were autographed by communist cameramen as the actual events were taking place. communist narrators interpret some of the scenes. the words of the communist leaders are their own. h

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and in this case when you say your new york city apartment is tens of thousands of square feet biggerg can they delay this? >> mika, good to be with you. as far as that courthouse drawing, it shows you why we need cameras in the courthouse. judge engoron is allowing trump to put on four expert witnesses that are really going to be relevant. but he is working on the appeal. he wants to preserve the record so his ultimate judgment will be upheld on appeal, because it will definitely be appealed. this case is essentially over anyways. the judge granted summary judgment at the beginning saying, yes, trump and his organization are liable for fraud. what's left is just a question really of damages up to the $250 million. it's not a question of whether trump's going to win or lose. the question is how much of a dent will he feel in his wallet. >> can they put off feeling that dent for how long, for years, months, weeks? >> well, it will go on appeal. that's a tricky question of whether the judgment will be stayed, postponed on appeal. at some point, these criminal cases are going to be creep

everybody who has been inside his new york city apartment in trump tower and that's thousands of peopleat he inflated the size of that and many other things. >> 30,000 square feet? >>> coming up, it's day two of pharmageddon. pharmacy workers across the country walking off the job. part of a three-day strike to protest working conditions. we'll look at the impact on people getting their medications. >> could be a problem for me, willie. mika has that, she lays out the monday, tuesday, wednesday, thursday -- and she fills the container. >> you're joking. i'm not. this will be tough. this will be tough. >> yes. >>> also, this is a big story -- why one of our next guests is calling mike johnson's election as house speaker a gift to the biden campaign. >> you know why they saying that -- >> why. >> because it is. >> on "morning joe." we'll be right back. se it is. >> on "morning joe." we'll be right back. we pay more for prescription drugs than any major nation on earth. but big pharma has been unfairly charging families. and they've been making record profits. not anymore. as president, jo

in new york city there was trump apartments and the people that lived in the apartments had the signs whether the trump name has any value here is questionable. probably has value overseas, maybe, in saudi arabia or russia or something like that, but as far as over valuing, i think i read something that he said, well, may have been overvalued at the time that the numbers were put on the papers, but now with today's values, that was, you know, under valued at the time. he'll say anything to try to make a ridiculous point, someone will believe him, that's what he's doing. >> our producer in court said at one point, the former president had quote, no restraint, he absolutely lost control and let loose. a lot of the confrontation was directed toward the judge who of course will decide his company's fate. you've said in the past that he absolutely believed he was above the law. do you think that's what we're seeing here? does it surprise you at all that donald trump would be so confrontational toward the person who could decide the future of his company in new york state? >> no, it doesn't

. >> i think the value pay put on the apartment, no apartment in new york city, which i can tell you ertainty, the prices are off the charts, no apartment had ever sold for that amount of money. but look, i want to go back to the idea of the emotion, right, and what's at stake here. i think for the former president, who built a political career largely on the idea that he was this incredibly successful businessman and was going to fix the economy and make life better, right, and for his sons who we know have wanted to be a part of this and obviously please their dad, what's the other side of this that's not legal and that you'll be watching for as we see the trumps testify this week and next? >> well, i think you hit it, it's a very raw issue for them when you think back to 2016, donald trump ran on this idea that he was a self-made man and it takes that kind of know-how in order to fix the country. and for his whole life, he has been inflating the value of what he is worth since he was in his 20s, he has been doing this. and it's just -- it's part of his essence, and i think you're s

then with axl rose, a former pe alleging at a party in 1989 at an apartment in new york city she alleges there was cocaine, alcohol and that she saw axl rose interacting with another woman. she kissed him. that was consensual. then she said he went into a violent rage. we have a response for the attorney from axl rose who says, simply put, this incident never happened. he doesn't deny the possibility of a fan photo taken, but mr. rose has no recollection of meeting the plaintiff and never heard about these fictional allegations prior to today. these will proceed in court in new york. there needs to be evidence and a response required and wanted by the defendants in this case. this is how it all begins. >> jean casarez, thank you so much for that. >> reporter: thank you. >>> israel says it's notified the families. the first hostages expected to be released on friday. cnn's special coverage from the middle east continues after a short break.

opponent of the indian government in new york city the intended victim was a sikh activist who wants sikhs to have their own country inside india the new york plot fell apart when the accused tried to hire a hit man, who turned out to be an undercover u.s. law enforcement officer. the plot is now sparking deep concern inside the u.s. government, because the justice department says it was planned by an indian government official, who describes himself as a senior intelligence operative. prosecutors say the plot is linked to another incident in june when a sikh separatist was shot in canada u.s. officials say these cases are raising concerns about how far even friendly governments will go to target their enemies lester >> ken dilanian, thanks. >>> now to the crisis at the southern border. with crossings in texas and arizona overwhelmed, we're seeing some dramatic water rescues. morgan chesky has more and a warning, some of these images are tough to watch. >> you got it. you got it >> reporter: frantic rescues on the rio grande [ speaking a global language ] >> come here, sweetie. >> reporter: dps marine units pulling frightened migrant children from the wate

it's important to point out that signature had been a big lender to apartment landlords in the new york citya and part of the loans they dealt with went to rent stabilized or rent controlled units. our sources tell us these rent-controlled and stabilized units are not part of the package blackstone is dealing with. nonetheless, how these loans are successfully or not successfully offloaded gives those in the real estate industry good insight into what the market will bear right now. haidi: su with the latest. we have learned that citigroup will start around of job cuts as soon as monday, part of the first wave of an overhaul in simplifying the lender and getting rid of -- getting rid of five layers of management. citigroup cut 7000 positions in the first nine months of this year. the financial review has reported almost 20 private wealth employers departed from morgan stanley on friday. they reportedly oversaw some $3 billion in total assets. reports said they were set to join a rival firm. u.s. lawmakers calling on elon musk to retract his backing for antisemitic comments on x. some defende

and new york city and you look at the new latest building codes, and approvals building apartment buildingsines from them because they want to take away your gas stoves. so it's so funny people saw that and -- you know, her tweet, they saw her stove. they rightly heckled and mocked her and made fun of her and ridiculed her and then all of the democrats freaked out and went on and jumped online and said oh no, wait a minute. they don't want to take away the gas stoves. that's misinformation. no, they do want to take away the gas stoves and, in fact, they are taking away the gas stoves. in places where they control things. >> lisa: is that why? why do they want to ban gas stoves? >> i think because they hate us. they hate humans. they hate joyfulness. they hate pies. they hate good food. they hate -- they want us all to be miserable. they want us to suffer because when we're not suffering -- if we're not suffering, we are, you know, we are making things. we are creating things. we're joyful. we are doing wonderful things. everybody is happy. and that drives them crazy. because they're all mis

new york, we all live in. it this is affecting all blue cities. this city is falling apartout of money we have a new 12 billion dollar bill because of migrants we're a sanctuary city and a governor still right now she is coming up with new liberal laws that give advantages to criminals. what do we do? >> well, doesn't have to be this way. i want new yorkers to know, it does not have to be this way. the fact is that there are 4 things that need to be done, stop attracting migrants. stop handing them four-star hotel rooms, 3 miles a day. and -- meals a day, healthcare and legal services and transportation,.. >> we neat sanctuary citying on end. >> lower taxes, we lost 160 financial institutions in new york. tax base, people who work here, that is a tragedy. and this is real important, protect the jewish community in new york the largest jewish city in the world. and jews are afraid now. david: last note from liz, you marid into a family, involved in banking industry, a lot of wall street moving that is not stopping that is increasing. because of the crime, because of the tax

. >> officials in wappingers falls , north of new york city say the structure that collapsed was a multi-family building with four apartments before saw the explosion. a utility crew was performing what's described as routine maintenance. when the excavator apparently hit a three quarter inch gas line. >> there was an explosion, which we actually felt at the police station and was felt throughout the entire village. >> marcy ward was home with her children down the street. >> well, i was home. i was making lunch for the kids and all of a sudden, the house shook. >> police say they do not believe the explosion was criminal, but the investigation is ongoing. that blast was so serious, the governor deployed state emergency services, ivanka trump's appeal to avoid testifying in the fraud case against her father's company has been rejected. >> she had argued in part that testifying in the middle of a school week would be a hardship. on the stand yesterday, her brother eric was confronted with evidence that appeared to contradict his earlier testimony about financial documents. both trump brothers blamed their accountants. >> i'm

. >>> a memorial for actor matthew perry, that apartment building used for the hit show "friends." this is in the west village of new york city. people showing up and leaving flowers and chatting and remembering perry. they use this building for the exterior shots. perry died at his home in pacific palisades on saturday. he was found unresponsive in his hot tub. investigators have not determined how he died. he was 54 years old. >>> mary lou retton is talking for the first time. she became the first american woman to win the all-around gold medal in gymnastics in 1994. she contract add rare form of pneumonia that left her unable to breathe on her own. she is home and recovering now. she posted on instagram thanking people for all their love and support. retton says she knows recovery will be a long and slow process and asks for privacy while she heals. >>> the 49ers may be struggling, but they just got a whole lot better today. the is it possible my network could take my business to the next level? it is with comcast business. powering all your devices with gig-speed wifi. and you get fast downloads and uploads. pick it up! p

this was the highest valuation of any apartment in the history of new york city. but today, in court and under oath, donald trump admitted that figure was, quote, too high. but don't think he took accountability for the misstep. he blamed a broker for the over valuation. trump also acknowledging under oath his role in putting the documents showing the value of his properties. trump saying, quote, i would look at them, meaning the documents, quote, i would see them, and i would make on occasion have some suggestions, end quote. and with trump being trump, he littered his testimony with exaggeration, and outbursts, at one point claim my network is financially more than what were on the financial statements. therefore you have no case, end quote. now, of course the judge has already ruled trump's financial disclosure forms were fraudulent. that happened already on summary judgment. the only thing we're talking about here and the remainder of this trial is what the punishment will be. joining me talk about that a little bit more, david fahrenthold, reporter with the "

new york city is banning determination based on height and weight so congrats on yo momma finally being able to rent that apartmentpplause] in all seriousness, this morning and compliance with this law, coney island officially removed those signs that say you must be this tall to ride the roller coaster. shortly after, 50 short kings ks died. they fell right out. it was a field trip. i laughed at that joke for so long when we were writing it. just a bunch of little people falling out -- too long? more? it's just too bad there's no good way to share this news that the people that it's meant to protect. like hey, john. good news you can't discriminate based on height or weight anymore. "why are you telling me that?" "uhh, no reason. just spreading the news, little guy. i mean big guy. i mean... guy." guy. international news, very important international news. a scandal out of great britain. apparently there's a law that's been on the books since medieval times that some areas of the country. if you die you don't have a will, all your shit goes to this guy. yeah, that's right, wrong hand. this guy. [laughter] it's ba

[laughter] >> about one room in my apartment block wouldn't it be great to open the door? for once? >> new york cityation would be one i wouldn't have to pay for like something record go somewhere where i'm not paying for everything. >> i'm waiting for my kids. you can understand why cost on the walls. >> what about you? >> i used to make fun, the crews ship is a good option because you get to eat a lot and it can be romantic with the right person and it if it turns out to not be the right person, they don't really look. >> cruise ships creep me out because there is a work on them and i've been on them, i can't ask about that before being like where is the market? does anybody die get? there like -- i don't know if i am still a lot on to a cruise, and probably on a do not let her on this boat listen. >> no international watters. >> i am a curious person. a morgue. >> i know not, i could replan my honeymoon, also. >> too late. you know, hindsight is 20/20 so they say. thank you, coming up next, ever wonder what your pet is thinking? wire dog food on your copy, you can find out when i speak to an anim

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you have to consider signature have been a big lender to apartment builders, landlords in new york cityerest there as well as to what the packages would bring. those buildings were not part of the package blackstone is talking about. also very interesting the bidding process has -- in major financial firms. it is not clear how many firms but many of them like blackstone have partnered with other firms in this process. haidi: su keenan with the details. take a look at some of the stocks we are watching as trade gets underway in korea and japan. your shin noya will increase the number of stores. boosting net income guidance for the full year. watching tokyo moraine boosting income outlook. those are stocks we are watching going into the market open. also coming up, julius baer will be joining us. why they see the stock rally going and's the beginning of next year. we also preview chinese lenders loan prime rate decision with standard chartered bank should the market opens in seoul and tokyo are next. this is bloomberg. ♪ the first time you connected your godaddy website and your store was

new york city. so there are a lot of issues we have to deal with. we're seeing a tremendous influx of people renting our apartments, wanting to be in the city. 25 apartments above $4 million sold last week. so, there's definitely activity, even with the high interest rates. i saw before you were talking about rates coming down. so, hopefully rates will start coming down and lending will start happening again and get some liquidity back in the market. >> what's happening with rent prices? >> rent, we're strong through summer. we had an incredible july and august, which is typically slower. september, you know, i think plateaued. and i think the rents are probably at their peak at the moment. but we're a supply constraint city. that's why we need more supply in the marketplace. get an even balance of pricing for the customer. but also allow us to go get financing. so, there's still tremendous activity going on in terms of renting. in is usually an off part of the leasing season. people usually come in the spring so that, you know, for schools and finding apartments. but we're seeing pretty reasonable activity going

state of new york we all live in i don't want to be too new york centric, it is something affecting all, seems to be all -- >> blue cities. david: blue cities around here. this city is falling aparty. we got a new 12 billion-dollar bill because of all the migrants because we're a sanctuary city. we have a governor who is giving -- still, right now, she is coming out with these new liberal laws that give advantages to criminals. what will we do? >> it doesn't have to be this way. i want new yorkers to know, it does not have to be this way. the fact is there are four things that need to be done. stop attracting the migrants, right? stop handing them four-star hotel rooms, three meals a day, health care, legal services, transportation. if it is a little rougher -- >> sanctuary cities. >> that's right. number two, lower the taxes. that's -- we've lost 160 financial institutions in new york. the tax base, the people who work here, that's a tragedy right? number three, this is really important issue now, protect the jewish community. new york is the largest jewish city in the world, larger than tel aviv and jerusalem combined and jews are afraid now of living here. david: quick last no

cities. i say take that because the mayors went to the white house exhexcept for mayor adams,s he't other legal problems right now. maria: the fundraisers' apartment was raided. >> cover of the new yorknot a good morning for mayor adams in new york city. maria: i'm wondering why. why the democrats would -- why joe biden's doj would raid the fund raidser of eric adams on the very day he's going to the white house to complain about the wide open border. >> you're right. very interesting timing, isn't it. yoapparently he got on theplaned stayed here in new york. maria: coincidence, right. cheryl, thank you. >> you bet. maria: secretary of state ant antony blinken is meeting with israel's president in tel aviv. he met with benjamin netanyahu and the nat nation's war cabinet earlier. blinken is expected to raise the issue of a potential pause in fighting during his trip which is something president biden has called for and he did so again earlier this week. joining me is former navy seal combat veteran, former homeland security division director and virginia congressional candidate, cameron hamilton. thank you very much for being here. assess the situation as you see it. >> good morning.

. ♪ ♪ i have a color-coded system that falls apart every 10 minutes, but red is for state court prep, blue is for federal court cases, yellow is new york city is for his kids but it is also for fraud charge cases because they basically overlap. then, each morning, i input a daily schedule into a monthly calendar from '90s so president trump actually reads it. please don't ask me about that. yeah, sure, we can print out a deposition on the books. could you just please remind me? what day he comes between and wednesday? oh, really? well, then i guess i will have to invent want to fit it in, won't we, you [bleep] asshole? i've kept schedule for ceos, titans of industry, the nxvim guy. it's never been a problem no matter how they get sued or how many secret families they have. this is like nothing i have done before. sometimes i have to go but get created about scheduling two things that once. one time, mr. trump had a round of golf that he refused to cancel, but he also had to bury his ex-wife ivana. >> there are reports that ivana will be buried in bedminster. >> ronny: i won a golden calendar for that. that is a top award. as you can see, so

new york city. we're outside the trial in lower manhattan and from what we're seeing from ivanka today, stylistically she's setting herself apart from her brothers and father. we remember the former president combative. she's respectful, goes out of her way to be polite. she's soft spoken. the judge had to tell her to speak up twice. she's also, as you mentioned, thematically saying i don't recall to a lot of the questions from the attorney general's office. they are still able to bring these documents into evidence. it can't necessarily be said that she's not doing anything for the state's case. now, they're establishing the purchase of the old post office. ivanka is the one who made that presentation to the government agency, the gsa. the attorney general argues that the purchase was made with a false statement and false statement of net worth. now, also interestingly, there have been some asides between chris kise, trump's attorney, and the judge, with kise objecting saying they're bringing things way beyond the statute of limitation, saying the government agency was happy with the deal. at one point they were thrilled with

apart, doesn't seem to overcome the lead donald trump has. >> carley: today is thanksgiving, there is a big parade taking place in new york city, the macy's thanksgiving a pro-palestine group is calling for a protest along the parade route. they posted this on instagram. wol palestine say as american celebrates horrors, genocide is american as apple pie. they smelled america with k-k-k, instead of c. we will not tolerate destruction. what do you think is going to happen here? >> david: look, are they going to try? yes, unlike someone like me who has done protests the lawful and right way working with nypd and the community group and making sure things are done right, they are there to disrupt. where will they do that? central park west or try to enter the parade route along sixth. how are they going to be effective? i hope they are not. nypd will not tolerate this, i am no fan of mayor track suit, his leadership does not exist in new york city. best interest of parade viewers, the people who come to visit and families. they are going to try, i think nypd should have the latitude to do their job, not be told to ignore them as they have done while they

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creates, you know, rent stabilized apartments all over the country, because people -- have locked in such low rates that their cost to live is low, so, new york citytabilized, rents are kept lower, so housing costs to the consumer remain low. >> for now. >> for now. and maybe for a long time, depending on how long the rates are locked in for. >> you saw mortgage rates double and you haven't seen any real impact to the price of homes. in theory, the price of a home should have been cut in half. obviously, the world doesn't work that way, but i think mortgage rates have to substantially become lower than where they are now, maybe 5%, 5.5%? and i don't think anyone on this table has any clue how quick that's going to happen, but i think the whole segment is going to be challenged until mortgage rates fall substantively. >> well, i agree that housing prices -- i just think that they have to come down. and i realize that that's not a consensus view right now. i just look at the things that drove housing higher, and think about covid. think about the dynamics there. i realize there are bigger picture things like baby boomers and demographics and buying

apartments. go to the gowanus canal also known as venice. >> i'm not sure you're looking in the right places there, jim. >> we're like 99%. there is not a lot of available in new york citygowanus canal which i know you don't know, it's got blue bubbles. >> i know the gowanus. used to play stick ball. >> okay. there are apartments being put up, gowanus, rentals. >> it's going to be beautiful. they're going to have gond da h gondolaeers. >> and brooklyn is the fastest growing city. >> i'm sure those are high-end rentals as well, jim. i don't think it has anything to do with what's going on in new york city. >> it's coming. rental is coming down. >> so when goolsbee this morning says we might be looking at the fastest drop in inflation year on year ever -- >> i've always been upbeat with goolsbee. goolsbee comes on tv a lot which usually means you're probably a hack but that's not the case with him. he's like a serious practitioner. when goolsbee comes on, i say, you know, he does a lot of home. he does more homework than the nfl. you like that? >> i do. you were very upset with emerson, you weren't even going to bring them up you were so upset with them. >> david, let me

new york city's upper west side with more on this now. good morning. >> good morning. these flyers of kidnapped israelis are quiet by urgent reminder of the more than 200 families torn aparthamas terrorists. war of words when people are caught taking them down on city streets. >> don't touch me. no, don't touch me. >> get out of here. >> this group of people appearing to confront a man who police say was ripping down israeli hostages posters in new york city. he is now charged with harassment. disorderly conduct. obstruction. nypd saying the hate crime task force is investigating this as a possible case of bias. one of the latest confrontations in the city. on friday also in new york this man appearing to take down the flyers, the person holding the phone goes after him saying they are kidnapping civilians, women, children, grandmothers. similar scenes happening on college campuses. these three were captured ripping down flyers at nyu. an investigation is ongoing. israeli american citizen who helps put up the flyers says anti-semitism is motivating people to take them down. >> the evil is to pull down a kidnap sign of a four mott whose parents were killed and your reactio

together, how hard it can be to be break generational cycles in a city like new york that is constantly pulling and trying to rip them apartan opportunity to explore the internal dynamics of the family as well as those external obstacles. >> lena, it seems like when you're as blessed as i've been mresed and my family has been blessed, second chances are possible. if it takes a village, a lot of times we have a village to help us out. you have a single mom, like we have in this movie, trying to do the same thing. those obstacles are almost insurmountable. it's almost impossible to move beyond your past, isn't it? >> i think what's so great about this film, it's attributed to a lot of those single mothers who are fighting for everything, their kids, themselves, the communities. it's a big reason we want people to check the film out. you can rent it on your couch. you can search "a thousand and one." please look at it and check it out. in these days we're trying to change the world. the way to do that is through art. you guys tell the news all the time and have your opinions about how things go. but the real way to change peo