so let's start off with someone right down the street from you right now in new york city, manhattan district attorney albany bragg. tell me about him as well as the southern district of new york, where this is all been filed and how does brag actually think he has jurisdiction in this case? okay, get ready. get ready. i'll get ready for this. i don't think you could actually get ready for the moment, but we'll try our best as we speak, we don't know anything. here's what i think happened. and i, i mean, i put this way. i wouldn't be surprised about happen. i wouldn't be surprised if donald trump said, well, they're going to arrest me tuesday. that's right. they're going to arrest me tuesday and i'm ready. he wants to be handcuffed. take me in. protest were good to that later. not the wisest thing to say, but i digress. so anyway, he says they're going to do it. it's going to happen. i wouldn't be surprised of alvin bragg, the district attorney said we're going to what, wait a minute. who said that? i never said that we're not even done yet. i'm still at i'm, i'm still interrogating

united states as to whether or not donald trump will be indicted at the district attorney in new york city in manhattanesident indicted before, and what i found interesting this morning reading the newspaper in new york is that trump and his— newspaper in new york is that trump and his supporters seem to relish the idea _ and his supporters seem to relish the idea of— and his supporters seem to relish the idea of him being placed in handcuffs and a very public manner, him having — handcuffs and a very public manner, him having a — handcuffs and a very public manner, him having a mug shot after having been _ him having a mug shot after having been arrested. to him having a mug shot after having been arrested.— been arrested. to have to “ump in there, been arrested. to have to “ump in them. why — been arrested. to have to “ump in there, why would * been arrested. to have to “ump in there, why would his h been arrested. to have to jump in there, why would his supporters l been arrested. to have to jump in - there, why would his supporters want that, do you think?— that, do you think? because they see this

but your larger question is, i remember those, it would have to be in new york city, manhattan, on the of i think february 15. amy: february 15, 2003. >> moving massive, astonishing, and i think zero political impact. why? i think that says something about our democracy, that deletes -- elites tend to bow for the will of the people but they when they set around the table and they make decisions, decisions related to war and peace, i don't think they think very seriously about, well, what are the folks back in indiana thinking? their calculations is shaped by considerations of power. again, i would say with regard to the bush administration in 2003 when the war began, radically defective understanding of the war, understanding of ourselves, understanding of the potential of american military power. our leadership, elected and appointed, was stupid. the people actually i think had a better grasp of the dangers that we were undertaking when we went to war with iraq. amy: andrew bacevich, thank you for joining us, chair of the board and co-founder of the anti-war think tank quincy institut

hundreds of not thousands of folks are indicted, brought into that same courthouse there in new york city in manhattanvery single day. what do you expect to happen when the former president, donald trump, actually turns himself in? >> i think there will be some political theater. and he may even be wishing that there be the dramatic perp walk, he will be able to mock that and profit in his campaign from it. as you shows us the -- as you suggested, the photograph has to be taken, the mug shot, that is a public document, and that will probably be all over maga t-shirts all over the country. despite this peripheral political theater, the events on tuesday are going to be kind of mundane. the booking procedure will be done. he will plead not guilty. and we won't hear anything legally for quite a while because that -- because then in theory we would be preparing for trial. discovery is going to occur. in theory, there could be discussions of guilty pleas. it is inconceivable to me that he would take a plea. his lawyer said that is out of the question. and at some point we could conceivably see jury selecti

manhattan district attorney's office over his potential indictment while d.a. alvin bragg pushed back on republican critics. cbs's robert costa is outside the courthouse in new york cityttan district attorney alvin bragg was seen arriving for work this morning. the decision on whether to indict the former president now likely delayed until at least next week, when the grand jury reconvenes. that hasn'ttopped the attacks on bragg. trump used racially charged language and if social media post, calling bragg an animal. while three republican committee chairman requested testimony from two former prosecutors and's office, demanding communications and documents. bragg's office blasted the republicans, saying they are meddling in, only after trump urge them to act. former federal prosecutor scott fredrickson. >> it is an ongoing investigation. committees do not have a right to get involved in grand jury investigations, so it is going nowhere. >> reporter: meanwhile, in washington, lawyers for trump and mike pence appeared in court for a showdown with special counsel jack smith over whether the former vice president will be forced to testify in the federal january 6th probe.

manhattan district attorney's office over his potential indictment while d.a. alvin bragg pushed back on republican critics. cbs's robert costa is outside the courthouse in new york cityorter: manhattan district attorney alvin bragg was seen arriving for work this morning. the decision on whether to indict the former president now likely delayed until at least next week when the grand jury reconvenes. that hasn't stopped the attacks on bragg. trump used racially charged language in a social media post, calling bragg an animal while three republican committee chairmen requested testimony from two former prosecutors in bragg's office, demanding communications and documents. bragg's office blasted the republicans, saying they are meddling in a pending local prosecution only after trump urged them to act. former federal prosecutor scott frederickson. >> it's an ongoing investigation. committees don't have a right to get involved in grand jury investigations, so it's going nowhere. >> reporter: meanwhile in washington, lawyers for trump and mike pence appeared in court for a showdown with special counsel jack smith over whether the former vice president will be forced to t

they would need to come here to them and have district attorney's office here and lower new york city, lower manhattan to get his fingerprints a photo. and then they would walk down a hallway and have their 1st appearance in front of a judge and then be able to leave after that arraignment. when is this process supposed to happen for donald trump? we simply don't know yet. it could happen any day, but based on what we're hearing is it, it probably will be early next week. that will be incredible. seems pretty assuming trumpet does show up here and turns himself in, in this building behind me. obviously it would be a remarkable scene to see trump a former president, the 1st president in us history to have criminal charges against them. trump, as we know, is a showman. certainly, an image is very important to him. he potentially could ask to be dropped off in front of the court in front of the da's office here. and he could give a statement to the media that is out front here. we simply don't know. he could be driven to an underground parking area and not even be seen. these are all the details that are

former president trump has been indicted boy a criminal court in new york city and arain in the manhattan next week that will likely be tuesday. fake news cnn saying he could face over 30 charge in a statement trump is quote. political persecution an election interference the highest level in history the time i came down from trump tower and before i was sworn in as president the democrats the enemy of hard working men and women engage instead a witch hunt to destroy the make america great again movement. you remember russia, russia the mull are hoax. ukr ukraine, impeachment hoax one approximate 2 and mar-a-lago raid after partisan witch hadn'ts alvin brag thrown the rule of law to the winds in exchange for a cheap act of pet political vengeance and brought political differentses to a new level. this is repulsive a disgusting hit job the likes of which we have never teen in this country. a pandora box opened. we have a new era of political revenge and weaponized justice system upon all of us tonight the charges many as 34 they are not known. they seem to be stem figure what is a so calle

the white house again unclear again when he will come to surrender to the charges here in new york city, a manhattan grand jury voting to indict the former president just a short time ago, breaking the news right here. he will be criminally charged. of course, the first time we have seen this play out in our country before. our coverage will continue on abc news live. of course, the entire team as you have seen right here, working hard to report this out. we'll have team coverage on world news tonight. just about 21 minutes from now. in the meantime, we turn to your local news and i'll see you shortly. until then. good day. this has been a special julian: thanks so much for being here for "getting answers" on abc7. i am julian glover. we have been listening into indicted by a grand jury in new york city, all in relation to the hush money payment allegedly made to the porn star, stormy daniels, ahead of the 2016 election. we have been listening to the entire report with abc7 news. we have lori hastings joining us now to talk about all of this. we also want to note that of course we have david muir an

what we see before us is a political game being played by a local -- this isn't new york city, just manhattan. >> harris: that's house speaker kevin mccarthy ready to take on new york city's district attorney alvin bragg. he is going after former president trump over alleged hush money payments to stormy daniels. at mccarthy's direction now, the house judiciary committee and other committees are demanding alvin bragg testify about a possible indictment against trump. chairman jim jordan was in "focus" yesterday here with his thoughts on why even alvin bragg himself and the justice department all passed on this very same case initially. >> mr. bragg himself didn't want to bring the case. he got pressured i think from the left. i would say this, the one thing that changed that i think changed his mind is president trump announced he was going to run for president again and suddenly here they go. now they come after him for some alleged bookkeeping error. you have to be kidding me. if this isn't going after political opponents and using the government to do so, i don't know what is. >> harris: i

new york. so gabriel foss, moving developments with this extra situation. what's the latest? what's a little after 9 pm here in new york city? we are outside the manhattan district attorney's office. the da himself of brought these historic charges to the grand jury that ultimately led to this historic indictment. he has left the building. he's not expected to speak or hold a press conference, and we don't expect to hear from him the rest of the evening. other than the statement that his office put out confirming that this indictment has gone forward and their office is in touch with donald trump's attorneys. now what is the next step here? the next step is that donald trump will need to turn himself in and have an arraignment. what does that entail when someone is indicted? it would mean they would need to come here to them and have district attorney's office here and lower new york city, lower manhattan to get his fingerprints a photo. and then they were to walk down a hallway and have their 1st appearance in front of a judge and then be able to leave after that arraignment. when is this process supposed to happen for donald trump? we simply don't kno

bryan llenas joins us outside the courthouse in lower manhattan, new york city. hello. >> good morning. last night's historic announcement of an indictment by manhattan district attorney alvin bragg came as a surprise to trump's own lawyers who don't know the charges and likely will not know them until his arraignment despite reports that trump is facing 34 criminal counts related to business fraud. >> he was shocked because we really -- i was shocked. i've never been angry but "the new york times" told us he was indicted and we got confirmation and 34 counts. we find out next week. >> on truth social the former president reacted writing these thugs and radical left monsters have indicted the 45th president of the united states of america and leading republican candidate by far for the 2024 nomination for president. this is an attack on our country, the likes of which have never been seen before. likewise a continuing attack on our once free and fair elections. the usa is now a third world nation, a nation in serious decline. so sad. moving forward expect a highly

new york city. particularly in manhattan his jurisdiction. crime has gone up.ently shootings and murders are down, but overall crime is continuing to go up. so his effectiveness and progressive policies have been very much under debate in terms of people in new york city. i'm somebody who has criticized frequently his actions or inactions relative to the crime situation. but we need to take that and separate it from this current situation, this current case. they are two separate issues entirely. >> all right. commissioner and rikki, thank you for your analysis. i want to ask bob costa here in studio with me about the reporting you have gathered on this case. is it all about michael cohen? >> as it not all about michael cohen. after being outside the manhattan criminal court all week, it's clear, based on our conversations with sources, that the district attorney has documents in his possession that would be central to any case he eventually decides to mount, should it move in that direction, that it's not just about michael cohen's testimony. so often we hear

and in new york city, as manhattan district attorne alvin bragg's investigatio appears to be drawing to a conclusion, law enforcemen sources tell nbc news that the developing cautionary security plans for the possibility that trump could be indicted as soo as monday. the new york city police department, the fbi's join terrorism task force, secret service, and other state and local law enforcement agencies are all conducting preliminary security assessments for the manhattan criminal court i trump is charged that is according to fiv senior officials familiar with the preparations and tonight, trump attorney jo tacopina told nbc news the trump will follow normal procedures and surrender to th da's office, if that becomes necessary. >> joining us now, barbara mcquade, former u.s. attorne and a law professor at the university of michigan law school, and former federal prosecutor cynthia ochsner they are both msnbc lega analysts great to see you both. barbara, i will start with you just how big a deal is the new that special counsel jack smit will be allowed to questio trump's attorney wit

here you have, here in new york city, this manhattan da who literally campaigned ongoing after one american. you have an attorney general in this state, campaigned going after one american. i know nothing about the allegations. i'm not here to defend them. i know president trump can defend himself. american people are tired of politics playing a role injustice and i think at thes of millions of americans look at what is happening in the manhattan da's office and says enough is enough, we have to end this political prosecution of the president and end the politics that's playing a role in our justice system around the country. >> sean: jim jordan is investigating whether or not the fbi's politicized and the doj's weaponized. i wonder, i do not believe at this point in history that we have equal justice under the law or equal application of our laws, it breaks my heart to say that, if we don't fix it, that takes away the heart of our constitution, doesn't it. >> there is a reason why statue outside outside every courthouse in the country, lady justice is blind. we all deserve equal treatment

new york city . he will be arraigned ink that wl manhattan at some point next week. we are told will likelyke new be tuesday. fake news. cncnn is reporting that he coull face over 30 charges. in a statement, trump is saying, quote, political persecution and election interference at the highesution ant level in hit from the time i camehe down the golden escalator trump tower, and even before i wasfore sworn in as your president of pt the u.s., the radical left t democrats, the enemy of the hard working men and women of this country. they have been engaged in a a witch to destroy the makey th america great again movement. now, you remember it just like i do. russia, russia, russiae , the muehler hoke's, ukraine, ukraine, ukraine, impeachment, hoke's one impeachment hoke's to the illegal and unconstitutional mar-a-lago rage. and now this. he's right after years ofn partisan witch hunts, manhattan d.a. album braggh e. w to the he has literally thrown in the rule of law to the wind in exchange for a cheap act of petty political vengeance. and he has broughtt gh the crimina

new york law. kevin mccarthy then, tried to insult manhattan district attorney men alvin bragg this way. >> what we see before us is a political game being played by levels this isn't just new york city manhattan, a borough da. yeah, right. >> allen bag is not the district attorney for the entire city of new york, because the biggest city in america, actually, has five different district attorneys. unlike say, fresno, the biggest city in kevin mccarthy's congressional district, alvin bragg is the district attorney for 1.6 million people. that is more than double the number of people that speaker of the house kevin mccarthy represents in his central california district. and it is more people than live in nine states in the united states of america. joining us now democratic congressman adam schiff of california. he served on the january 6th select committee and was the lead impeachment manager for the first impeachment trial of donald trump. it's currently a candidate for the united states senate of california. congressman adam schiff, that was kevin mccarthy not defending donald trump today, in his version of not defending donald trump. but i imagine you are going to be dealing with

new york. with no hope of ever being pardoned by unelected trump if they try something crazy in manhattan. new york city police departments are handling the largest protests this country has ever seen. 400,000 people turned out in manhattan alone the day after donald trump was inaugurated to protest the trump presidency. and the nypd handled that protest virtually without incident. that was part of the single largest protest in the history of the world that day, with protests against donald trump's presidency all over the world. in every state of the -- the violent right-wing lunatics who plotted to kidnap, assassinate -- the governor of michigan, won't be coming to manhattan. to protest for donald trump. because they are sleeping in prison tonight. donald trump had over three weeks to summon all of his followers to washington, d.c., hundred or a sixth and he only convinced a couple of thousand of them to actually, physically go up to the capitol and attacked the capitol. that is a couple of thousand other 78 -- people who more than 99% of trump voters would never dream of lifting a finger in violent pr

district attorney and frankly deflecting the attention of what he's allowed to happen in new york city in manhattanof a crime epidemic, criminals not being held and incarcerated for committing violent crimes because of no bail and shoplifting going ramp about because he won't prosecute anybody who steals less than $1,000. neil: i am wondering though, if it does rally the republican base, does something like this in a perverse sense rally the democratic base? in other words, people aren't too keen on joe biden, i don't know the latest numbers but it's a majority and then some, who aren't really keen on him running again, but that this sort of brings them together. >> well i think it definitely will unite republicans, because they will view this as weaponizing our criminal justice system. i think democrats though, it'll rally the already-converted, already anti-trump democrats, but people like myself who are frustrated because we don't have good candidates running for public office and smart intelligent competent people are refusing to run because they don't want these visceral attacks, something lik

look at the othe reviews of the weekend surrounding former president trump right here in new york city, the manhattanas you've heard, he want congress to get involved i this here is how house speaker an mccarthy and what he said, quote, - i'm directing relevant committees - being used to subvert ou democracy by interfering i elections with politically motivated prosecutions it seems like he is taking cue from marjorie taylor greene, who made similar calls befor heated what happens if they get their way here how might that happen? what should democrats do >> i don't think they will get their way here this is another example of kevin mccarthy playing t marjorie taylor greene, bein subservient to her views that's how he got electe speaker. that, of course, is the risk o having a speaker like this who is so beholden to an extreme wing of his party. this is not a surprise it's not a surprise coming fro kevin mccarthy but is congress, especiall with the democratic senate going to go along with this? no, i'm not worried about that >> before we go, i want to tal about congress's authorization of military for

new york are bracing for possible decision. madeline rivera has the latest update from new york. all eyes are on new york city as a manhattannd jury comes closer to a potential indictment against former president donald trump. protesters on both sides gathering outside of the manhattan courthouse this week as a grand jury prepares to decide whether or not to indict former president donald trump. they are expected to hear from at least one more witness wednesday afternoon before taking a vote. the former president and top republican lawmakers remain critical of manhattan district attorney alvin brags case they claim investigation into hush money paid to adult film star stormy daniels in 2016 is a political witch hunt. this is a local d, a trying to prosecute. a presidential candidate based on federal election law. it's not constitutional. what the d a. mr bragg is trying to do? i believe this is a political stunt indictment is brought. trump's attorneys would be notified and could begin negotiating the terms of a court appearance with the manhattan d a s office. a source tells fox news. the earliest trump could appear in cou

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but donald trump will have to be transported up here to new york city to manhattan. he will make his first appearance in person in the court. now i want to say this. i know that area very well. there are all sorts of underground tunnels, garages. that is a law enforcement heavy area. i do not expect to see him being perp walked, as they say, or walked out on the street by law enforcement. i am virtually certain they will bring him in through one of those underground entrances. he will then have to be fingerprinted, and they don't use ink anymore. really you just sort of put your hand on a computer screen. he will have a mug shot taken and here in new york state wolf. it's really important to know bug shots are not presumptively public. they're not automatically public. the law here says that if there is some specific law enforcement need, then the law then the mug shot can be made public. usually that means a fugitive type situation. someone on the run, so we'll see what the decision is there. another question is, will he be handcuffed? ordinarily in the course of an

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all eyes are in the manhattan criminal courthouse of new york city. the 45th president, donald trump, is expected to be indicted as early as tomorrow. these unprecedented charges from the state of new york could range from a misdemeanor to a low-level felony derived from a novel theory of an alleged payment to a porn star, six years ago. in front of that grand jury, the state's key witness, michael cohen was discredited from his own legal adviser, robert cos costello. take a look. >> i just spent two hours or so testifying before the grand jury at downtown manhattan. i got my point across although it was clear to me that the manhattan da's office did not want to get to the truth. i need to explain that a little bit. i called them up after i saw michael cohen on tv, stating things he said he was going to tell the grand jury and had told the grand jury. it was contrary to what he told us when we represented him in april of 2018. so, i'm siting at home watching these lies and i said i got to do something about it. i don't represent donald trump, but i do

my impeccable sources once again have told me that it's only alvin bragged in the he's the new york city manhattanindictment, this call for indictment, this call for indictment and pressing charges indictment and pressing charges in his office, apparently , like in his office, apparently, like 60% of the office are totally against it. they know it's doomed to they know it's doomed to embarrassment . and that's it. to embarrassment. and that's it. most of them are liberals. they're kind of going, no, this is his island says if he's arrested, it's to be a landslide. so he's going to, you know, run a third time and win at the time, obviously well, why why will he win? i mean, what what what does it give trump when people. because they're going to arrest him. will going to arrest him. why will trump as a hero ? because trump be seen as a hero? because this really this was anything this really this was anything this was starts off as a filing of a this is a company misdemeanour would be filing incorrect taxes this should not be a criminal charge it is so giving the if you sounded like a conspiracy theo

manhattan's da alvin bragg accountable. what we see before us. he's a political game being played by a local look at just as this. this isn't new york city. this is just the manhattan. this is just the borough, d a. >> south carolina senator lindsey graham called the da actions which come during trump's 2024 presidential reelection campaign. quote, the most irresponsible decision in american history by any prosecutor. following the news, trump supporters rallied outside his mar-a-lago estate where the president currently resides and after trump called on his maggie bays to protest is looming arrest. barricades have been erected around the manhattan district attorney's office for days. the da's office says they are working with trump's team to coordinate his surrender. trump is expected to turn himself in tuesday. house republicans who do have subpoena power have promised to investigate the investigators in this case, they've already demanded the da overturn documentation relating to this investigation. >> the da at this point is refusing to comply for now in washington, raquel martin, back to you. it was another big win for the oakland a's

new york city. this is just manhattan. is is just a bore roe d.a. >> previously federal and former new york prosecutors declined to charge the former president. here's what bragg could do. prosecutors could show that former president trump lied about business records to pay off stormy daniels, hush money is not necessarily illegal. but bragg could aim to upgrade the misdemeanor to a felony. it becomes a felony if the purpose of the falsification was to hide a second crime, failing to report campaign donations. republicans find this tenuous. >> if the defendant wasn't donald trump, this wouldn't be brought by a d.a. that is just the truth. this is the novel legal cases in things going forward we understand unfairness. >> bragg's office says it will not be intimidated by efforts to undermine the justice process. some republicans say privately it's time to break with trump. g.o.p. members though inirs is this is not a distraction. >> come back and dominates the conference. no, we are not talking about this in our conference. y

we'll begin this morning in new york city, and the manhattan district attorney's office ahead of a possibleriminal indictment of former president donald trump. sources tell nbc news that law enforcement is bracing for modest protests in support of the former president today around trump's tower and the d.a.'s office. yesterday, a handful of reporters responded to trump's calls for mass protests over the weekend to quote, take our nation back. those came as prosecutors are reportedly zeroing in on a charge of falsifying business records in connection with a hush money payment that trump allegedly made to adult film star stormy daniels back in 2016, in order to keep her quiet about an affair she says the two had a decade earlier. trump has denied the affair and any wrong doing. sources say that tomorrow, wednesday, is the earliest we could see an indictment. that's when the grand jury in the case reconvenes. yesterday, the jury heard from trump ally, robert costello, an attorney who previously advised trump's own one-time lawyer michael cohen. cohen is the prosecutor's star witness in the cas

new york. well there's a couple of ways they have to think about each other one is, you know if you're the prosecutor in georgia , new york city or the manhattan district attorney has taken a lot of pressure off you. if and when you bring your case you won't be the first to indict a sitting or former president. you will just be the second case. uh, but they also have the logistics, which is if there's an indictment in new york, which there is if one comes in georgia if the special counsel bring charges, all of these could go to trial within a period of a year of those charges being brought that may involve the same defense lawyers, other defense lawyers. they're really going to have to coordinate the timing on in terms of trials and hearings who goes first, and in what order, and that's a process that could stretch out for years. good point indeed, art everybody stand by. we're staying on top of this story coming up. we'll discuss how republicans are coming to trump's defense and what it says about the party and the 2024 presidential race, and we'll also have an update on the tornado outbreak, threatening millions of americans right in the mid

and that prompted new york city police to set barricades up outside trump tower and the criminal court in manhattan. new york city's mayor says preparations are in place for what may come we were monitoring comments on social media. uh huh. and the, um nypd is doing their normal role of making sure that there are there is no inappropriate actions in the city and we're confident we're going to be able to do that the former president could be indicted sometime this week as a grand jury considers whether hush money payment to an adult film actress was handled illegally. some republican supporters of the former president sent a letter to the manhattan district attorney calling the investigation politically motivated. and even this district attorney said he wasn't going to pursue it. and then what happened? president trump announces he's running for reelection inches. um no. now we're going to pursue it. on social media and post their trump called the case a quote witch hunt. legal analysts say all of this is playing out against the backdrop of trump's run for the white house next year. it's gonna have

new york city. the fact manhattan da thinks indicting president trump is his top priority i think this tells you everything you need to know about the radical left in this country. this feels like a politically charged prosecution here. >> there's a lot of speculation about what the under lying conduct that is purported to be it. that's outside my wheel house. that's not something i can speak to. i hope it doesn't come to where you end up seeing this going forward. if you are a very strident prosecutor. you're going to go after somebody on the other side for some novel offense. that just does not inspire confidence. people see that as weaponizing the justice system. >> harris: it's interesting. they didn't take risks with the answers in terms of supporting trump. that's not what i heard there. what they said is basically taking a look at this almost forensically and say what else would alvin bragg do other than go after republicans when he can't get his own democratic led senator in gear? we say that. we're not running. and other people say that. i think it's interesting that they are at that dance. i love

new york could become the first city to tamp down on traffic and emissions s by taxing vehicles coming in and out of manhattan'srict. the plan by the metropolitan transportation authority of new york is called congestion pricing. the idea is to reduce gridlock by making it more expensive to drive through areas of manhattan. but, people who live and work in surrounding areas, like the bronx, say the plan will divert more traffic to their neighborhoods and make existing public health problems worse. as part of our series, in partnership with salesforce.org, we look at the plan's potential impacts. eva: what do i love about this neighborhood? i know everyone, everyone knows ms. eva. soledad: in her 46 years as a daycare provider, the well-being of the children in the south bronx has always been ms. eva's priorityty. soso who are t these kids?s? eveva: all my y children f fromy daycare. soleledad: oh mymy gosh. that's a lot ofof kids, andnd they're so cutete. and thisis is one ofof your studentsts? lolooks like s she's gogot an i. eva: yes, she was one of my girls with asthma. sosoledad: andnd this is a commy where

manhattan d.a. in the midst of a crime wave in new york city says that indicting the former president is his highest. it tells you everything you need to know about the liberal left in this country. i'm take aback by the idea of indicting a former president of the united states at a time when there as a crime wave in new york city, the fact that the manhattan d.a. thinks that indicting president trump is his top priority. i think this tells you everything you need to know about the radical left in this country. >> what do you make of pence's answers there? >> well, what you're not hearing from the former vice president there is that no one is above the law. you have heard that from other individuals this morning. it is also a fact that no one is above the law. but what i found so interesting in the former vice president's answer is how aware he seems to be that he can't completely criticize the former president, his former number one in this case. we know how far, you know, mike pence has gone in criticizing donald trump, particularly over his actions on january 6th, which threatened the life of the

manhattan courthouse. that means getting fingerprinted and having a mug shot taken. cbs's robert costa has new reporting tonight on security concerns in new york cityr president trumps indictment has law enforcement in new york on high alert, with security increased around manhattan criminal court and trump tower. atisidencexpected to fly to tuesday, he will travel downtown to court coming movement involving over 100 secret service agents and other law enforcement. once inside the courthouse, trump will stand for a mug shot and be fingerprinted. he is unlikely to be handcuffed. and then, he will be arraigned at 2:15:00 p.m. the announcement of the indictment last night stunned the former president, especially after reports in recent days suggest of the grand jury's work might have stalled. sources say the indictment could include about 30 counts related to the alleged falsification of records involving the $130,000 in hush money payments michael cohen made to stormy daniels for her silence in the final days of the 2016 campaign. >> i think that number relates to the different checks that we know he signed for michael cohen to reimburse for the hush

manhattan is know voted for biden. so they hate trump and not in all of new york city, but just in manhattan. n alvin bragged new. it really had little credibility . he so he little credibility. he so he chose not to pursue it when he was first elected, even though campaigned on on i'm going to get trump that was his campaign slogan. you know, get trump like a lot of these soros back ideas. but the problem is he also doesn't prosecute real criminals . right. so he's extremely lenient. he's one of these bail reform guys. so you know, violent crime in new york is rampant. right the numbers are up significantly . and here he's up significantly. and here he's spending taxpayer dollars and a lot of his time on getting trump . so, you know, it could work again. they could get a conviction . i think most jurors conviction. i think most jurors , manhattan will do anything to get trump, like alvin bragged . get trump, like alvin bragged. but even cyrus vance has predecessor refused to prosecute because the case was so useless. the feds , you know, the justice the feds, you know, the justice department

manhattan is know voted for biden. so they hate trump and not in all of new york city, but just in manhattan. vin bragged new. it really had little credibility . he so he little credibility. he so he chose not to pursue it when he was first elected, even though campaigned on on i'm going to get trump that was his campaign slogan. you know, get trump like a lot of these soros back ideas. but the problem is he also doesn't prosecute real criminals . right. so he's extremely lenient. he's one of these bail reform guys. so you know, violent crime in new york is rampant. right the numbers are up significantly . and here he's up significantly. and here he's spending taxpayer dollars and a lot of his time on getting trump . so, you know, it could work again. they could get a conviction . i think most jurors conviction. i think most jurors , manhattan will do anything to get trump, like alvin bragged . get trump, like alvin bragged. but even cyrus vance has predecessor refused to prosecute because the case was so useless. the feds , you know, the justice the feds, you know, the justice department also

during can covid where i spent a lot of time doing sidewalk counseling and praying outside new york city's manhattan'smain abortion clinic. there was one girl, long story short, i met her when he had taken the first abortion pill, and this is we're august to her about -- talking to her about abortion pill reversal, which is a thing, which is being widely attacked as not legitimate medicine. the girl can't want to have an abortion, her mother was making her have an abortion. she wound up, she was on the phone with the sisters of life and the mother took the phone away, so she never made appointment. but fast forward many months, she's pregnant again, she's longer into the pregnancy at that point, so she makes an appointment at the same planned parenthood. by the grace of god, someone says to her describing what will happen, then we will stop the heartbeat. and she add that said the last time, she's, like, i'm not even for abortion, i don't want to be here. well, so she left. and she contacted the sisters of life, and she has a little girl now. sometimes when i tell that story, conservatives -- [laughte

new york city.>> i've always wanted to go to new york, that's what i've always been talking about. >> it is not quite manhattan. >> somewhere around the west coast is all right for me, so i will take it.>> and for the second year in a row, the five seed of the tournament, they were on campus today for the teams big sendoff. >> we have been talking about march madness, bragging about having st. mary's. they are heading over to the airport. i'm here with sally and stacy. tell us how you are feeling today. >> excited, this is so fabulous. i wish we were going but, we are here holding down the fort. we will be cheering them on. absolutely. >> i told them to get ready. you get excited, but you have to be ready to play though. we have experience, and we learn, that is the most important thing. it sounds obvious, but you can get caught up in all of the tournament, the march madness, all of the attention and forget to get ready. we need to be ready to play. we are getting on the bus now, and we have to start locking in. because once you get there, things are moving so fast. and before you know it, the game will hit an

jessica tarlov, jesse watters, greg gutfeld explanation point, 5:00 in new york city, this is "the five." brand-new signs the manhattannd now sources say there is major dissension within the district attorney's office. d.a. alvin bragg is apparently having trouble trying to convce

correspondent jonathan karl leading us off tonight. >> reporter: police in new york city are setting up barricades in downtown manhattan ahead of former president trump's possible indictment by the manhattan district attorney. the former president said over the weekend he'd be arrested on tuesday, telling his supporters quote, "protest, take our nation back." but trump's own spokesman said he had not received any notice of an impending arrest, and the d.a. alvin bragg has not commented. >> and if you don't fight like hell -- >> reporter: last time trump portrayed himself as a victim and called for protests was in advance of the january 6th attack on the capitol. speaker of the house kevin mccarthy said trump supporters should not come out to protest this time. >> i don't think people should protest this, no. nobody should harm one another in this. >> reporter: d.a. alvin bragg told his staff, "we do not tolerate attempts to intimidate our office or threaten the rule of law in new york." the potential charges against trump involve $130,000 in hush money he paid to a porn star named stormy daniels in the final days of th