new york county, the place where the d.a. reelected by his voters, ideologically lopsided new york street. manhattan county voted 87-12 in the 2020 election for joe biden over donald trump. it was 87-10 when hillary was on the ballot against donald trump. mitt romney only got 15% in new york island, new york county, manhattan island and same with george bush. 85/15. manhattan is the least diverse counties in america. you will find rural counties throughout the deep south more ideologically di verse than manhattan. so overwhelmingly democratic and why a d.a. prosecutor feels he can do this. it is an outrage in my opinion no matter what somebody thinks of donald trump. this is not how we americans settle political or legal disputes like this forcing it into a flimmy court case. >> harris: what i get and you speak to the issue i've been so curious about. how can you bring such a weak case and expect to win? but if the goal is again for alvin bragg to a, rise to the top of the heap on the left and make a name for himself. get you

we don't know any big brand your is your secret. grand juries or citizens from new york county, by the way, in new york in manhattan, trump last by 80 percent of all registered voters who decided to show up and everybody came out to vote. so this isn't trump country or mug country as a say, but what they're saying was, is that they believe the following happened. that stormy daniels, that sion to son are teased, ah, was alleged to have had a dalliance with the president, which he denies or what have you now michael co is called his fixer is war your what your request? trump would beg to differ, but the argument is that mr. cohen wrote a check out or gave a $130000.00 to this stormy name as hush money as they call it. as an n d a, which is very common to keep quiet, to go away. and that later president trump in his office or his team reimbursed michael cohen phase for this. now, is there anything wrong with that? no. is it against the law? no. so what's the big deal? the predecessor district attorney cyrus vance said this case go stinks. i don't want to have anything to do with it. late

something we knew migh be coming from the new yor county da's office i don't agree is the strongest case against trump frankly, i think this is a bit of a stumble the new yorky da indicting trump there are othe investigations that pose a greater threat to trump, mos importantly, the federal one and possibly, the georgia one. but this is not the stronges case against trump he migh actually welcome it, welcome i as a campaign plan >> so joining me now, joining me now is representative sean casten. he's a member of the house services committee, he was o the first democrats too, sorry this is what is happening in live news. we're going to go back to dann cevallos, msnbc legal analyst. danny? >> i'm still here >> thanks fo being with us, danny it's kind of crazy thi morning. >> it's breaking news. >> i appreciate it i know, right? welcome to live tv danny, i do want to ask you, you are indicating that th strength of this case from the manhattan da's office mayb questionable listen, i think most of us, if we are being honest, we ar waiting for a fulton county, fani willis, to bring he indictment first especiall because we saw the special grand jury, and we heard

this comes as the new york county district attorney is investigating a reported hush money payment, 2 adult film actress stormy daniels during trump's 2016 presidential campaign. thank you for joining us for kron. 4 news at 6. i'm pam moore. i'm ken wayne. the exact charge or charges are not known because the grand jury indictment was filed under seal. >> trump and his lawyers were notified of the indictment. didn't have called it a

this comes as the new york county district attorney is investigating a reported hush money payment, 2 adult film actress stormy daniels during trump's 2016 presidential campaign. thank you for joining us for kron. 4 news at 6. i'm pam moore. i'm ken wayne. the exact charge or charges are not known because the grand jury indictment was filed under seal. >> trump and his lawyers were notified of the indictment. didn't have called it a political attack and said the former president has not committed a crime. joining us tonight to shed more light on what this means for the former president and the nation political science professor david mcewan with sonoma state university. david, thank you for being with us. >> a lot to unpack. of course, there are at least 2 size the political and the legal side to this. many are saying let's start with the legal side that this case is not really the strongest of the string of cases against him. what do you know about it? what do you think about the strength of this case in new york? >> i think that is a good place to start. there are reports that as ma

when you see that the singer will soon perform on stage in new york county, she wants to wear a traditional scarf showing where she comes from. is important to her. oh, oh, but many mexicans turned their backs on their homeland when they moved to the u. s . in search of a better life, the risk losing their native mitchell language. oh, larry arena, says music has brought her closer to her roots. she performs in traditional dress and says that it's part of her storytelling, lumber, mammoth. and when we go out into the mountains, there are many colors and flowers that we encounter on the way, if what is shown by these thick yellow and then we will have a mother. but back in mexico, the reality is somewhat contradictory. while indigenous cultures seem to be celebrated in public life with markets, full of handicrafts, most indigenous people live in poverty neglected by the state. i but busily see, says duncan, i guess some aspects have been forgot and lucky glasses and the us key. but here, thanks to p black maddie at a now as well as person as i'll work as made visible explanation though miste

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well it was kind of a surprise, obviously, the timing of it, but, you know, the new york county districtattorney, it's an office that i've gone against many times. i served my career in new york city, and they have often brought in my experience cases that they really shouldn't have seen them in doubt. many cases that i am later you know, taking into dismissals are acquittals because they don't really instruct the jury on what the law was. so even if you have a situation where the facts are not in dispute the judge isn't in the real and the prosecutors who want the indictment are the ones telling the jurors. hey, by the way, this is the law as we interpreted but if that's not what the law actually is, that indictment gets dismissed. sources have told cnn that donald trump faces more than 30 counts related to business fraud . if that number is correct, does the quantity of charges surprise you? based on what you i know about this case, no see with the feds. when they bring the case, they do it in a pretty concise manner. new york county district attorney i've seen them many times, where t

congressional probe that santos faces in addition to local investigations from district attorneys in two new york countiesral office, the justice department, law enforcement in brazil, and again now the ethics committee in a house where he is part of the majority. that is probably not the list of accomplishments santos' constituents were betting on from their freshman representatives, but it is nonetheless an impressive feat for someone who's only been in congress for two months. that does it for us tonight. we'll see you again tomorrow. "way too early" with jonathan lemire is coming up next. >>> we don't teach reading or writing or arithmetic anymore. you know, half the kids in this country when they graduate, think about this, half the kids in this country when they graduate can't read their diploma. >> that's just a small sampl

congressional probe that santos faces in addition to local investigations from district attorneys in two new york counties, the new york state attorney generals office, the justice department, lot enforcement in brazil, and again the ethics committee in a house where he is part of the majority. that is probably not the list of accomplishments santos's constituents were betting on for their freshman representatives but it is nonetheless an impressive feat for someone who has only been in congress for two months. that does it for us tonight, we will see you again tomorrow, now it is time for the last word with lawrence o'donnell, good evening lawrence. >> good evening alex, serial liar, i personally go with pathological liar on george santos. i mean, -- >> when do you cross the threshold to pathological liar? i think george santos has crossed the threshold. >> you're not inconsistent, i guess that you could use either one. i just think he's the next degree of liar. >> should it be that and he's a serial liar? >> as the night goes on. much like george santos himself started out as a serial liar and as time w

congressional probe that santos faces in addition to local investigations from district attorneys in two new york countiesce department, lot enforcement in brazil, and again the ethics committee in a house where he is part of the majority. that is probably not the list of accomplishments santos's constituents were betting on for their freshman representatives but it is nonetheless an impressive feat for someone who has only been in congress for two months. that does it for us tonight, we will see you again tomorrow, now it is time for the last word with lawrence o'donnell, good evening lawrence. >> good evening alex, serial liar,

congressional probe that santos faces in addition to local investigations from district attorneys in two new york counties, the new york state attorney's general office, the justice department, law enforcement in brazil, and again now the ethics committee in a house where he is part of the majority. that is probably not the list of accomplishments santos' constituents were betting on from their freshman representatives, but it is nonetheless an impressive feat for someone who's only been in congress for two months. that does it for us tonight. we'll see you again tomorrow. "way too early" with jonathan lemire is coming up next. >>> we don't teach reading or writing or arithmetic anymore. you know, half the kids in this country when they graduate, think about this, half the kids in this country when they graduate can't read their diploma. >> that's just a small sample of what the audience at cpac is hearing. >>> plus we have a stunningly quick verdict in the alex murdaugh murder trial. we'll get expert analysis on this case in just a moment. >>> and also ahead secretary of state antony blinken meet briefly

. >>> the past several years, new york county have been busy investigating every aspect of donald trump's life. the old soviet phrase, show me the man, i will find the crime is alive and well and liberal in new york. the same time, actual crime in the city is on the rise and out of control, one major reason for the crime, that same prosecutor, alvin brag. violent offenses have been downgraded under that da brag. september, a man named justin washington received a sweetheart plea deal from brag after allegedly raping a teenager. bragg also reduced a charges for a man who attempted to rob the same pharmacy twice in one day at knife-point. the man had 20 rapes. alvin bragg did not care. he's now using a legal theory to charge a former president over an alleged payment from six years ago. this reeks a banana republic politics. here now with more of the author of "trial of the century," greg jared and the author of "get trump," allen dershowitz. what they're trying to do is to take a federal crime where the fdc already said there is no crime, boot strap it and somehow get jurisdiction new york

it's where they hear criminal cases in state court in new york county here.q i believe -- i don't recalltentially because they don't knowlp anything but becau the former president called for protests. the last time he did that was before january 6th.çóe1 understandable that justt( protectively they would gear up in d.c. as well. >> if i could say something on that.t(fá >> as well, you were a prosecutor in lower manhattane1n the late 1980s. you were working underñrxd rudy giuliani. he was the -- >> hirede1e1 by rudy giuliani, l >> do you think the trump team 3zcostello's decisi testimony on monday? is it too soon to tell? >> that's a good question. it'sok obviously an attempt to throw sand in the gears. z create som"1 doubt in thee1 mind of gr jurors sitting and hearing this case.lp as was noted earlier in the program, the standard for indictment is probable cause.5a1 it'se1 not beyond a reasonable doubt. plainly, this is an effort to attack credibility of michael cohen. we will see where it goes. >> jeh johnson, you have remarkable experience in so many ways. thank you very much for bein

the spotlight, but as daniel said, he's been there before now, can trump get a fair trial in new york countysay this, that if you were to pick a jury that would be not inclined to favor trump, it would be in this county right here i wouldn't be surprised if the defense does anything in the world they can and i don't think it will necessarily be successful to get this case even 50 miles outside of new york city in some other county. it's not going to happen but that would be ideal for trump. he's not going to have the best jury pool here for him. >> is there a defense against it that says there isn't anywhere that people don't know or have an opinion about donald trump, let's not kid ourselves? >> you're thinking like a lawyer where on earth could you venue this case that somebody has not heard of donald trump? you could send it to africa. you could send it to europe. everybody knows who donald trump is, and everybody's formed an opinion, and i know we're a ways off from jury selection, but imagine the challenges of trying to seat a jury that obviously everyone's heard of trump. that's not re

i spoke with lee zeldin, and despite having bad midterms overall, his words, all 62 new york countiesd. why? crime. these democrats, people who say go after the car companies, best of luck, because you'll lose at the ballot box. >> in covid, when the democrats and their ongoing wisdom decided to fine and saddle all the small businesses, confined with regulations, you're going to pay all this money, to meet our standards, our random regulations. here too all of the state attorneys general, saying, all right, you car companies, you have to pay more, adhere to this regulation. we can't afford it. it's not their fault if there are loopholes for criminals. the other thing is, criminals are going to criminal, right? thieves are going to steal, no matter how easy it is. >> that's right. they're not just democrats, kayleigh. many are george soros-funded democrats. we got to make it look like we're doing something. we'll go after the car companies. also it's much easier to do that, too, than look at bigger problems, which are also why do we have so many criminals? if we prosecuted them, that c

in a truth social post trump accused new york county supreme court justice merchan of hating hip.oversaw the tax fraud cases against the trump organization and its former chief financial officer allen weisselberg. president biden and the first lady are in mississippi getting a firsthand look at the devastation left behind by a powerful tornado in the state. the storm swept through the state last week killing 25 people and a coroner in mississippi said at least 13 people died in the small town where the bidens will visit. >>> and the white house has proposed a new rule to allow the interior department to release public lands for conservation. the interior says doing so would help states and companies offset the environmental impact of their development plans. scott? >> all right, contessa, thank you. >>> now to our "chart of the day. it's micron, shares of the chip giant pulling back on news chinese regulators plan to dig into the supply chain and look for any, quote, unquote, hidden product problems our kristina partsinevelos with the headlines. kristina >> reporter: scott, the de

right here it is not a subpoena, it is a letter to alvin l bragg junior the district attorney, new york county. this letter says dear mr. brag, you are reportedly about to engage in an unprecedented abuse of prosecutorial authority. the indictment of a former president of the united states and current declared candidate for the office. if these reports are accurate we expect that you will testify about what plainly appears to be politically motivated prosecutorial decision. the weekend was filled with thanks to buy some of her servers worried about congressional interference in a criminal prosecution in new york city which will surely be followed by congressional interference by the possible prosecution in atlanta. if nancy pelosi had gotten this letter she, if she had received this letter, this is what she would do with it. that would get the pelosi rep faster than any paper she has handled since the trump state of the union address. please do not worry about a single word in this joke of a letter. authored by the chief republican buffoon on the house judiciary committee jim jordan and co-sig

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in this case, in the district attorney's office of new york county. i think he handled himself with professionalism and distinction. he is not a hungry media district attorney. is someone who is very measured in his way. somewhat quiet, if you make. -- if you may. someone that is right for this job. we will see the results. everyone is innocent until proven guilty. we will read the indictment and figure out the exact nature of the charges are. >> this is obviously a state level indictment. it has to do with state crimes. you obviously are a congressman dealing with federal manners. i wonder how all of this, this is going to be obviously dominating the spotlight for the days and weeks and even months to come. how do you think that this will affect the business before congress? >> we will continue to conduct is this. we will have the -- conduct business. we'll have to deal with the debt ceiling, the appropriations, we will do as we do every day of the week. this should not impact the way congress options. unless of course the republican majority decides

purely optics people are looking at a potential indictment in new york, and wondering if this is significant? enough but let's remember new york county prosecutor, allen, bragg he's not worried about, georgia he's not worried what january six, he's not worried about jack smith and the federal prosecutors that work for him are doing. he's worried about crimes that are committed in new york. and this is allegedly a crime that was committed in new york. we can't -- we don't parse out what gets investigated and what gets prosecuted in this country by what people are most interested in. we leave it up to prosecutors to determine when they have probable cause to believe a crime was committed, and whether or not they have as ordinance to prove that crime sufficient to take it forward to an indictment. so, i understand the perception issues. but they are essentially irrelevant to the underlying legal issues. >> i mean, respectfully, i disagree. prosecutors make decisions about what to do all the time. i, mean this particular prosecutor in new york has downgraded something like 52% of felonies down to misdemeanors. pretty serious stuff. and i

because normally in new york county, somebody goes to the precinct to turn themselves in, from there,hey get processed and central booking and get processed. that is not going to happen to donald trump. you can't put him in a jail cell with everybody else. he's flanked by federal security guards. that's not going to happen. whatever normal procedure it is, it won't be normal procedure if and when a grand jury indicts donald trump. >> and lastly, danny, is there any sense that if this indictment were to come it could trigger almost a domino effect in the other investigations into donald trump right now or are these going to be entirely separate matters? >> i think the race is on for prosecutors. i think if they were being candid in private moments, someone like fani willis in fulton county is thinking to herself, when news breaks of alvin bragg possibly indicting trump, hey, i was working on that, and i don't see any reason why that won't speed up the process in fulton county. she's been more deliberate. she sent it to a special grand jury, now she's considering. you can't accuse her o

donald trump," former federal prosecutor, former special assistant district the attorney, new york county. thank you veryy much for joining us here at politics & prose. thank youyo to politics & prose, and for everyone watching on c-span, we appreciate it. >> books are available back at the registers, the signing line will start right behind me, and please are remember to fold up your chairs and lean them against shelf, thank you. >> recently on booktv, afghanistan war veteran jason kander who served in the missouri state legislature and as missouri's secretary of state the, talked about living with ptsd and how it affected his 2018 run for mayor of kansas city. his book is "unvisible storm." -- invisible. here's some of what he said. >> but i, once i'd come to that point, i just kind of felt like, god, i've waited almost 11 years because i didn't feel like i earned it, i didn't feel like i could have had ptsk, and i just thought -- i kind of wished somebody in being really up front about this 11 years ago in a way like this, maybe i would have gotten treatment, maybe it wouldn't have got

play out in the coming days and weeks but there's a possibility that what's happening inside of new york countyer in a way. >> with the base, but does it give him moderates? >> does it get him indemnities? >> i think there are a lot of people who see this as a political investigation. they've seen the department of justice had passed on, the s.e.c. has jurisdiction over federal campaign violations -- >> people think he's unfairly targeted. aren't they going to look for somebody who's not going to be embroiled in so much of this? somebody who won't be in the middle of this all the time? >> the answer is we don't know yet how it impacts him as far as independents go, and we don't know how it will play out. i think what alvin bragg is doing for a lot of people just not passing a smell test, it's coming across as political to many, not just republican primary voters. >> let me ask you this, is desantis a better candidate for the republican party, all of the same policies as donald trump and more. he's maga on steroids, is he a better candidate for the republican party? >> if he gets in the race, an

first we know that there are active rescue efforts or any of those happening in new york county. yes right now we have a deal may on the ground doing assessments , going down neighborhoods and checking on homes and, um, seeing what equipment that heavy equipment that we need to bring in at this time. oh, what about the damage? how extensive. is it ? as we heard from our reporter isabel roselle is there near rolling fork? she was saying that the mayor said basically, everything is gone except for a few buildings are standing. even the city buildings. the police building was damaged. how? what are you seeing there? this whole town been destroyed like a bomb. hit it. we got multiple homes destroyed. we got homes and not livable. and we also, um just, you know, heavy equipment and at this time so we can open the roads up and do more assessments. but this time on this town been hit real hard, sheriff, would you say that the heavy equipment is coming in and rescues are happening. let me try to concentrate. the question . here are our authorities. they're aware of people who are trapped

a misdemeanor case in new york county i think that would be a real political problem for brag, an a political expertise you have a different take on why alvin bragg should pursu this case if in fact he' potentially indicting donald trump? >> i think right now it seem pretty clear that alvin bragg has got so fa down this road that it's almos inconceivable that there is no an indictment at the end o this asking trump to come in an testify, all the time he spent with michael cohen, over 2 visits, and really seems lik they think there is a case i'm not a lawyer, i will pla one on tv, i'm not up agains danny. but the issue is that this is campaign action. that michael cohen was helping the trump campaign as a free was part of the campaign, by spending this money. which would be an in kin donation of some sort. that's why this violates new york city campaign law everything with trump' unprecedented. this is sorted, if we just sit back for a moment. and think that the forme president of the united states who is now the leading candidate -- for the two major parties fo presidential nomination in 2024

so let's get right to the latest on this with abc's reena roy, who is live outside of new york countyrt. reena, good morning to you. >> reporter: janai, good morning to you. it is important to reiterate that trump has not yet been charged in this probe, and so far no word from the d.a. as you said, even trump's spokesperson appearing to walk back his statement. former president trump taking to his social media app saturday, claiming he will be arrested on tuesday in relation to the manhattan d.a.'s investigation into alleged hush money payments made to porn star stormy daniels ahead of the 2016 election. abc news has not verified the claims and the manhattan d.a. providing no comment. trump also calling on his supporters to protest. former trump administration official john bolton saying the call has echoes of january 6th. >> if he's calling people into the streets, this time he's seen the experience of january the 6th, and i think this is potentially very dangerous. >> reporter: shortly after his post, a trump spokesperson in his statement saying that there has been no notification f

and for the past several years, new york county has been very busy investigating every aspect of donald trump's life. the old soviet phrase, show me the man. i'll find a crime is alive and well and liberal new york . but the very same time actual crime in the city is on the rise. and out of control. one major reason for the crime wave is that same prosecutor, alvin bragg, 50% of all felony cases, including violent offenses, have been downgraded to misdemeanors under that d.a. bragg, for example, in september, a man named justin washington received a sweetheart plea deal from bragge after allegedly a teenage relative. washington was set to serve just 30 days in jail before terrorizing five more victims. bragg also reduce the charges for a man who attempted to rob the same pharmacy twice in one day at knife point. the man had a lengthy rap sheet with more than 20 arrests for . robbery, assault and other crimes. but alvin bragg didn't care. he hands out plea deals for violent crimes like and armed robbery, but is now using a convoluted novel legal theory to charge a former president with a

but regarding the new york county district attorney investigation well, hold on before we get there. let me just ask. i just wanna ask you, john about that. what you were just saying about the barricades around the d a s office. do you think that former president trump has implied that violence would be acceptable when he says, take back our country. well, i can't get into his head , but i'm concerned that people could interpret something that way and that's something which i mean, we heard there was a bomb threat today yesterday and the security is necessary, but we just have to all stand up for whether we agree or disagree with what's going on. we cannot have violence. we can't have mob rule. okay, john, let me pause there and just touch on with my panel. a few of the things that you brought up so the evan corcoran testimony joy tomorrow in front of the grand jury. john's right. we don't know what he's going to say. but we do know what he's going to be asked so are reporting has that they want to focus in on three things. the may 2022 subpoena and the subsequent search for classifi

new york. so it turned out i'll just give you one example on land that. first in the mid 19 century, new york county's division of property went through an index their old deeds, so they created name and grantor grantee indexes which they printed printed around 1900. they developed crazy scheme to take all of the old deeds and map them in space. their modern block and lot numbers in manhattan estates organized by borough block and law, and they by hand, went through. they had a million deeds, basically, and they mapped 600,000 of them to where they belonged in space. and they created these it's called the general index of re conveyances. beautiful title, but it is a credible series 200 something volumes of land records that serves as a geographic to early records. and then there's stories a bunch they couldn't. i locate but that's an amazing feat you think like a bunch of clerks in a room two that in ten years a million deeds so i learned a lot about how to research in all these areas that i had idea how to even begin to investigate. i spent a lot of time on ancestry. because so much is now digitized

in different states at different levels of federal level and then in atlanta now, of course, new york county we feel that he has engaged in this kind of reckless behavior. for far too long and puts people in this case are d a and his family in danger. congressman is pyatt. thank you so much for your time. and when we return insight from jon stewart on the possibility of a trump indictment. the law should always take into account someone's popularity. i think that's that's i mean, what what's happened to our country? for it's as though you can't even commit financial fraud anymore. and it's not all sarcasm. the comedian gets serious on the notion that an indictment could give trump quote martyr status only on cnn. stay with. libererty mutual customizes your carar insurance. so you only pay for what you need. with the money we saveved. we tried electric unicycles. got it, okay. doggy paddle. only pay for what you need already. liberty liberty, a vegas hotel. what you're thinking it's cool. i don't want anything too serious either. mr fun, spontaneous thing. i'm looking for someone who will let

investigated in different states at different levels of federal level and in atlanta now, of course, new york county we feel that he has engaged in this kind of reckless behavior. for far too long and puts people in this case are d a and his family in danger. congressman is pyatt. thank you so much for your time. and when we return insight from jon stewart on the possibility of a trump indictment. the law should always take into account someone's popularity. i think that's that's i mean, what what's happened to our country? for it's as though you can't even commit financial fraud anymore. and it's not all sarcasm. the comedian gets serious on the notion that an indictment could give trump quote martyr status only on cnn. stay with. competitive eater. joey chestnut . does it like a champ. call me joey. pistachio wonderful pistachios get cracking. as someone living with type two diabetes. i want to keep it real and talk about some risks. with type two diabetes, you have up to four times greater risk of stroke, heart attack or death. even at your a one c go, you're still at risk, which, if ignored to b

workers on standby in new york >> this could be deadly >> reporter: for millions a winter of misery and now the threat of another dangerous blow miguel almaguer, nbc news, monterey county, california >>> in new york donald trump's former lawyer michael cohen testified before a grand jury investigating the former president's role in an alleged hush money payment cohen made to an adult film star. mr. trump declined an invitation to testify calling the democratic district attorney's investigation a, quote, old and rebuked case >>> five days after suffering a concussion in a fall senate republican leader mitch mcconnell was discharged from a washington hospital today. a spokesman says mcconnell will undergo physical therapy at an inpatient rehab facility before returning home his medical team discovered he had a minor rib fracture >>> in san diego today president biden was joined by the leaders of australia and the united kingdom to announce a new phase of a defense agreement meant to counter china's expanding aims in the asia pacific region including providing australia with conventionally armed nuclear-powered submarines ahead of that meeting i sat down with uk prime min

. >>> next tonight, an horrific crash, five young people killed in new york's westchester county.e car they were traveling in veered off of a highway, struck a tree, and caught fire overnight. the victims range in age from 8 to 17 years old. police say a 16-year-old was behind the wheel. the lone survivor is a 9-year-old boy. >>> a police captain in oklahoma city has been put on leave with pay after an incident with another officer that was caught on video. cajas over on suspicion of drunk driving last week. he's seen repeatedly asking the sergeant to turn off his body camera, which the sergeant refuses to do. >> please turn that off. >> i cannot, sir. >> i'm asking you. i'm a captain on the police department. >> i don't care if you're a gang banger or the president of the united states. >> french was arrested and booked on charges of driving under the influence. >>> when we come back, a remarkable light show. what was that streaking across the sky? numbers move you. but some can stop you in your tracks. like the tens of thousands of people who were diagnosed with certain hpv-rela

across the nation, including los angeles county, san diego county, washington d.c., suffolk county in new york, and montgomery county in maryland just to name a few. what were your biggest takeaways from this tour in terms of best practices, and innovations, and what were some of the most common challenges experienced by communities that you and your team heard. >> the thing that hit me most was that people don't believe we are listening. and they want to speak. at first, they don't. because they don't think you're paying attention. they don't see something that will happen. it won't be fruitful, so they close-up. but when they finally see that you really are interested, they to open up. i remember in philadelphia, a child at a youth crisis center. we met with a number of families. among the families was a young girl with her mother. she had just lost, this past summer, her brother who had been murdered. and he was trying to get young men through his nonprofit organization off the streets and out of gun violence. and she was having a really tough time coping with his loss because he was your i

ray is a district attorney for suffolk county, new york.l laws and is calling for drug dealers to be held responsible for the deaths is called death by dealer law. the district attorney of suffolk county new york joins us now. so, d.a. thank you for coming in. tell me what is the most important thing now that authorities can do to try to stop this horrendous fentanyl epidemic? >> thank you eric. the first thing we need is we need a per se rule where if you sell fentanyl in new york state, we can seek it bail on you for the other thing is many death by dealer statute in other words if you sell fentanyl results in the death of another individual you can be held responsible for that death. >> what happens now? >> what happens all too often now is without an individual who sells the fentanyl, we cannot seek it bail in all instances they get out, they continue to sell deadly fentanyl. in deaths and soup with the other thing is we need to up the penalties for death by dealer when they sell fentanyl so that we can hold him responsible for those de

and interestingly, the new york city sheriff's county is within the finance department, so obviously happy to see that these, all these tax laws that are being avoided. that's why they also regulate tobacco products. but on top of this, part of the new york legalization is that those legal shops go back to communities that were disenfranchised by the drug war. now those communities are continuing to lose out when the illegal market is thriving. liz: madison, thank you. very interesting stuff riding along with the sheriffs on this very important story. we'll continue to follow it. >>> all right, whatever the start-up, companies in need of capital are already finding a suddenly colder climate thanks to the regional banking crisis. saw torrey fund founder and top investor dan niles is up next on whether tighter credit and lending will shove stocks deeper into the woods. and he's about to name stocks that can still charge out of the woods that he likes, plus what's his new short position or at least what's the one he's planning on taking? venture capitalist alan patricof has been through

new york safer. but they just don't want to engage. maria: all right, ray, we'll keep watching the. the ray tierney in suffolk countyu, sir. >>> quick break, and then the cities where a six-figure salary goes the furthest and what because $100,000 look like in new york? the hot topic buzz is coming up. ♪ ♪ meet a future mom, a first-time mom and a seasoned pro. this mom's one step closer to their new mini-van! yeah, you'll get used to it. this mom's depositing money with tools on-hand. cha ching. and this mom, well, she's setting an appointment here, so her son can get set up there and start his own financial journey. that's because these moms all have chase. smart bankers. convenient tools. one bank with the power of both. chase. make more of what's yours. if you shop with the walmart app, you know everything you need is right at your fingertips. ♪ so you can spend a little less, to get a little more, to make life a little better. if your child has diabetes, you'll love how easy dexcom g7 is. it's on. and, he's off. you can see his glucose numbers right on your phone, so you can always be there for him with dexcom