violent extremist threat actors will seek to conduct attacks against targets in the west with new york state. the alert says possible targets include protests and other public events. police in new york maintaining a highly visible security presence around potential targets like synagogues. while there's no specific or credible threat, security for this week's thanksgiving day parade is at a high level with the full deployment of thousands of new york city police officers. the intelligence bulletin emphasizes that anti-palestinian chatter has also been observed on multiple social media channels with pro-israeli advocates calling for violence against palestinians and those who support them. the greatest threat comes from lone actors who take inspiration from violent rhetoric, much of it online. today new york's governor called on social media companies to take an aggressive approach to shut them down, jericka. >> catherine herridge, thank you for that. >>> tonight, a major shake-up at the world's largest cryptocurrency exchange. billionaire founder and ceo of buy nance pleaded guilty to failu

she is saying that new york state police are also involved. they are closely monitoring all points of entry to new york. to buffalo and will start to work with emergency responders. we're also seeing it looks like new york state senator chuck schumer also releasing a quick note here saying that they are closely monitoring the situation on the rainbow bridge. this is senator chuck schumer of new york state. this is the crossing of course between the united states and canada. federal, state, local law enforcement officials on the ground. they are investigating. please follow guidance of emergency officials. thank you to our brave first-responders. that is coming again from new york state senator, united states senator, excuse me, chuck schumer. so again we're following all of this. you know, david, i want to pick up on this because look, you know, we are in a different and a new world. i think before october 7th, none of us were really focused on -- the markets had adjusted, the energy markets aid dill, had adjusted with regard to russian oil, th

new york city, new york state. he does have other properties outside of new york. he's got golf courses, he's got mar-a-lago and he may still have an owner's to shake in the chicago tower during the financial crisis. and so if he loses what he's got here in new york, which of course is the majority of assets that would be very devastating. it's a 250 million dollar fine, a 400 million dollar fine and he might have some trouble paying it. i think it gets much more dicey if in fact the judge who only is the decider here, no jury and the trumps have managed to aggravate the judge. there's no doubt about that. that the judge decides to shut down all of trump's organization business in new york state. obviously that would be much more devastating. you'd have to sell trump taught, or 40 wall street, you have to sell the minority interests and other buildings in new york city. and so that would be a very difficult for him. and it's a very bad time to be selling commercial real estate. >> do you think, bill, just given that for the breath of that and potential, frankly the

high profile celebrities accused under a special new york state law. sean combs, axl rose and jamie foxx all denying the accusations. away from the headlines, thousands more sexual assault claims, including from formerly incarcerated people. >> it is hard to make a positive turnaround when you are being subjected to sexual abuse. >> will the deadline be extended? >> we feel there were thousands left behind. >>> plus, truce extended. israel and hamas announce plan to extend the ceasefire for two more days as more hostages and prisoners are released. but so far only one american, 4-year-old abigail mor. >> the helicopter landing. it her? she's really inside? >> the white house says nine americans are still unaccounted for. when will their families have them back? >>> and amanda seyfried. she won an emmy for playing an entrepreneur in the "the drop-out." buff now the actress has a real-life start-up. >> this is seriously, more portfolio than my acting career. >> making sustainable play houses with friends she's had since her own childhood. >> what's the f

violent extremist threat actors will seek to conduct attacks against targets in the west, with new york stateng a focus. the alert says possible targets include protests and other public events. police in new york maintaining a highly visible security presence around potential targets like synagogues. and while there is no specific or credible threat, security for this week's thanksgiving day parade is at a high level, with a full deployment of thousands of new york city police officers. the intelligence bulletin emphasizes that anti-palestinian chatter has also been observed on multiple social media channels, with pro-israeli advocates calling for violence against palestinians and those who support them. the greatest threat comes from lone actors who take inspiration from violent rhetoric, much of it online. today, new york's governor called on social media companies to take an aggressive approach to shut them down, jericka. >> jericka: catherine herridge, thank you for that. well, tonight, a major shake-up at the world's largest cryptocurrency exchange. billionaire founder and ceo of binanc

imagine he's going to talk about this and the heightened security that is now impacting not only new york state but new york city. certainly, a lot of questions still need to be answered as to exactly what happened there at that check point, boris. >> brynn gingras, thank you so much for the update. >>> we want to dig deeper now with someone who represents this le area, a local leader. senator, thank you so much for being with us. what have you learned about the incident at the rainbow bridge? can you share any details with us? >> thank you, boris. i certainly can share some details that i know whether or not it is different from what has been reported. i'm not sure. but i spoken to governor hochul, i've spoken to niagara falls mayor, i've spoken with the county sheriff as well as congressman brian higgins office and other local leaders, i would urge certainly caution, clearly we don't know yet -- i mean, all the hallmarks are there to get people concerned, right, to -- you have a border crossing the day before a very busy american holiday, a holiday weekend, and you have a vehicle exploding. s

home of the xfinity 10g network. >> todd: bad news for democrats in new york state. new poll shows 75% of them say the state's migrant crisis is serious problem. >> carley: over 130,000 migrants have flocked to new york since last year. congressman, what a difference that makes. democrats are willing to admit this is a problem. 60% urban and 40% rural, what are people in your neck of the woods saying about this? >> very early, mayor adams tried to export his problem to upstate. my statement was don't nyc our cny. the progressive policies have ruined new york city in the words of beleaguered mayor down there. he is trying to export the crisis. we organized leadership here and said you're not going to do it. >> todd: it is thought republicans handle the border better than democrats. mayor adams had to slash fire department and nypd budget because of the migrant crisis. are the people fed up enough to vote out politicians who got us into the sanctuary mess? >> that is what is happening, the red wave and house majesty ran through because there is waste of common sense sta

new york city courtroom monday. when asked for yes or no answers by the new york state attorney, trump instead rambled, prompting the judge to threaten to cut his testimony short. trump and other defendants including his children have already been found liable for fraud in the case as part of a $250 million lawsui brought by new york attorney general letitia james. >> the numbers don't lie. mr. trump can obviously engage in all of these distractions, and that's exactly what he did. >> reporter: the attorney general's office accused trump of inflating his assets including mar-a-lago, trump tower, and his seven springs family estate by more than $2 million in order to gain better financial terms. >> that is illegal. the normal person cannot inflate the value of properties in order to get a benefit. >> reporter: amid clashes monday, trump reportedly acknowledged he had a role in valuing his empire. he said, quote, i would look at them and maybe have some suggestions. when asked by the attorney general whether he ever thought the values were off or inaccurate. he responded, yes, on occasion, both high and low. the judge

new york-based cupcake shop. magnolia bakery announced thc treats. none will be sold in new york state illinois, nevada, and massachusetts. >>> get ready to pay more for your thanksgiving dinner. a report from wells fargo warns food prices are up 2.4% compared to last october. the cost of turkey, though, is down about 13%. >>> and britney spears' memoir "the woman in me" has sold over a million copies in the u.s. in just its first week. >>> that's your cbs "money watch" report for this thursday morning. i'm jarred hill, cbs news, new york. >>> up next, brooke shields health scare. the former model reveals a scary episode, and the surprise celebrity who showed up to help her. i'm out of breath, and often out of the picture. (♪♪) but this is my story. (♪♪) and with once-daily trelegy, it can still be beautiful. (♪♪) because with 3 medicines in 1 inhaler, trelegy keeps my airways open for a full 24 hours and prevents future flare-ups. trelegy also improves lung function, so i can breathe more freely all day and night. trelegy won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. t

so this is not a good strategy for appeal, at least not in new york city before the new york state appellateourts. >> dave, trump has argued he never defaulted on loans and there's no victim in this case. how does that argument play a part here? >> well, first off, new york law doesn't require there to be a victim who's out-of-pocket. the fact that you made fraudulent misrepresentations is enough. but also, the amount that he got as a benefit was that he got more advantageous loans and insurance policies because he over valued his properties. that's where he got a benefit and the banks and the insurance companies got hurt. they would have had a more favorable term, if trump had just been honest about his valuation. so there were victims in this case despite the fact that trump did not default. >> yeah, and catherine, today it's donald trump day in that courtroom, but what do you think of the line of questioning today, do you think it's going to differ from what we saw in his sons' testimony last week? >> the only different is because, you know, he's not answering questions. so mr. trump does

the buffalo river runs through western new york state through the city of buffalo into lake erie. hared by the new york state attorney general, letitia james, showing the kind of problem the state is trying to contend with. the lawsuit claims that micro—plastics have been detected in the city of buffalo's drinking water supply which can cause, it said, a wide range of adverse health effects from reproduction dysfunction to inflammation of the intestine and neurotoxic effects. the attorney general is overseeing a survey of waste gathered at 13 sites along the river last year. of 1900 items assessed, it concluded that pepsico's single—use plastic packaging was the most significant, comprising 17% of all plastic waste. hershey's and mcdonald's were amongst the other identifiable brands. pepsi has said in a statement, "it is serious about plastic reduction and affective recycling." who should be keeping an eye on pollution and who was responsible? earlier i spoke to jayne paramor from the waste & resources action programme — or wrap for short. she is in nairobi at the un's global plast

asked for yes-or-no answers by the new york state attorney, trump instead gave winding monologues, prompting the judge to tell him this is not a political rally, it's a courtroom, even pleading with trump's lawyers to control him. trump shook his head from the witness stand, saying "this is a very unfair trial." trump and other defendants including his children have already been found liable for fraud in the case as part of a $250 million lawsuit brought forward by new york attorney general letitia james. she accused trump of inflating his assets, including mar-a-lago, trump tower, and his seven springs family estate by over $2 billion in order to gain better financial terms. >> that by overvaluing his properties, that he was going to get a better deal from the banks or a better deal from the insurance companies. that is illegal. the normal person cannot inflate value of properties in order to get a benefit. >> reporter: trump and his sons have blamed their accounting firm mazars for any errors. >> it's a case that should've never been brought. >> reporter: when asked about the charges today

directly, but pete buttigieg, the transportation secretary says i've been briefed by our staff in new york state and headquarters on the explosion and related bridge closures on the u.s.-canada border and in touch with my canadian counterpart. travelers in the area should follow instructions and updates from law enforcement and state officials on travel impacts. still unclear whether or not anything more than the rainbow bridge is closed. it's also kind of strange that, fran, we are looking at live pictures here of what looks like the aftermath, you see some debris in the road, what looks like a fire hose across the road, but no activity other than this. i don't know if everybody has been evacuated from that area until explosives and hazmat teams come in or not. but we have seen in the past -- if you are targeting something with a vehicle-born improvised explosive device, it's a landmark type of target. to do it at a border crossing seems a little unusual and wonder, was the vehicle destined for somewhere else, they felt they were trapped, they decided to go for what they could, they pulled the

there'a room housing the new netherland research center, which has them all in print, the new york state ahives and library have these things so scanned, if you want to read origals, which is pretty difficult, or if you can't go to beautiful downtown new york, you can also go a nice website and download pdf copies of the documents. but a lot of there are court records. like minutes of court proceedings. ere's other rules like regulate allort of documents. there are volumes of correspondence. the one just was published this year last year, volume 30 has just, just a few months ago, you know, 2023. here is some correspondence. and that's where u get more details like a person writing thmother and saying how are on the farm? but there is less that than there is like people suing each other, whi often doesn't have any reference to the weather. so ther's plenty of that. but there are also proxy records which are the the archives of nature. if you to thk about it that way. that's how so people refer them they are the things that nature makes that are left behind that then we can look at today

new york, the hochul would have created a retail crime task force. a spokesperson for the governor said it cost too much. commerce unlike lawler from new york joins me now. how does new york stateeate a task force? >> they are not. last year, $4 billion in retail theft occurred across new york state. what kathy hochul has done is basically say if you are criminal we are going to coddle you, we are going to do everything we can to make your life easier, we are not going to enforce the law and we are not going to hold you accountable. if you are a victim or the general public, screw you. better position. stuart: what can you do about it? >> we need a new governor but second of all the laws have to change in new york, cashless bail was an absolute disaster, look what the city has done, they don't enforce petty crimes, don't enforce quality-of-life crimes, the state is facing a $9 billion budget deficit. look at all the challenges new york faces and there's a reason people are leaving the state in droves. it is unsafe, they cannot afford to live there. we have to change the laws. cashless bail has got to go. nypd needs to be allowed to do its job, enforce petty crimes, hold people

new york. italy, did -- >> they do, jake. -- never force a defendant to testify. but because it is a civil case, the point here, the new york stateorney general, can issue a subpoena, which is mandatory, which requires a defendant, in this case, eric trump is a defendant, donald trump jr. is a defendant, to testify. their only other option though, jake, is they can take the fifth. they can invoke the fifth amendment and refused to testify. but if they do that, under new york state law, the judge can consider that against them. the judge can essentially say, i'm going to assume the worst about what your testimony would have done. so, there is risk either way here. >> so, they take the fifth. the judge just assumes that they have incriminated them selves to all sorts of crimes? >> exactly. that's the way it could work under new york state law. it's up to the judge. he can say, icing that your testimony would have been bad for you here in this civil case. but the risk of testifying, in my view, is even greater, jake. because if they take the stand, anything they do say can be used against them in any future criminal prosecution. now

trump loses this case in new york state court, he has to pay money. ability to do business in some ways in new york state. if mr. trump loses a criminal case in federal court, he could go to jail. so the stakes are completely different. by the way, while it's also much easier for mr. trump to get on the stand in a civil case in new york state because he's already been deposed and has given answers under oath, it is much more difficult for him to take the stand as a defendant in his own criminal trial. it rarely happens. maybe mr. trump will prove to be the exception, but the stakes forgetting on the stand in a criminal case as a defendant and being subjected to cross-examination by very good federal prosecutors is completely different than what you're seeing today. and so different courtrooms, different stakes with very different potential outcomes for mr. trump. >> are you surprised, chuck, that trump is lashing out in court? >> no. i think to basil's point, this is a theater for him. by the way, it's a courtroom for others. while it may be a theater

but this new york case strikes at the very heart of trump's business empire and could end on a ban in conducting business in new york state ever again. in a pre-trial ruling, trump was found liable for trail -- in order to receive more favorable loans. the judge, who has been visibly annoyed with a trump's combative performance, ultimately decide the outcome of the case. trump's legal team has threatened to file a motion for a mistrial. cnn's chief legal defense correspondent paula reid has a closer look at what happened in court and what might come next. >> i think it went very. well >> former president donald trump leaving court after testifying in an attempt to defend his real estate business. >> it's a scam, and this is the case that should have never been. brought >> during nearly four hours on the stand, trump continuously clashed with trump arthur engoron. i am sure the judge will rule against me because he always rules against me. the judge responding, you can attack me. you can do whatever you want, but answer the question. in another testy exchange, the judge had to instruct defense attorney chris guys to contro

also ahead, new york is warning law enforcement across the entire state of the rising threat of a terroristand officials say the israel-hamas war is behind this new warning. and thanksgiving travel is expected to be the busiest it's been in years. aaa estimates more than 55 million people are heading out to celebrate the holiday. we are live at two major u.s. airports for you. we'll be back. >>> the new york police department is investigating after a swastika and other graffiti were found on a door of a synagogue in manhattan tuesday morning. this comes as new york state intelligence center is warning specifically about a surge in hate crimes targeting the jewish communities as well as muslims and arabs. there's been a rise in terrorist threats since the israel-hamas war started. >> joining us now for what perspective means is cnn intelligence john miller. we heard something similar from the fbi director and just the heightened environment. >> so what we're seeing is yesterday something that got a lot of attention, a bulletin from the new york state intelligence run by the state police and

you sign off on what they give you, and you're liable. >> reporter: in court, the new york state attorneyeneral's office played eric trump's videotaped deposition where he denied having any involvement with the financial documents at the heart of the civil fraud trial. >> i've done a lot to try to jog my memory, and i simply can't because i dont think i've had any involvement in the statement of financial condition, to the best of my knowledge. >> reporter: prosecutors then confronting him with evidence that he did know about those statements. "we're a major organization. a massive real estate organization," eric trump said, raising his voice. "i am aware we have financial statements." still eric trump insisting keeping track of the company's finances was just not his job. "i pour concrete," he told the judge. "i'm a construction guy. i don't focus on appraisals and emails." but the judge has already determined that both trump brothers and their father are all liable for fraud, noting bottom line, eric and don jr. ran the company, and signed documents that made all those phony claims. for

. ♪ ♪ ♪ good evening, i'm abby philip, and today a trademark trump performance inside a new york stateroom. it was trademark for all the reasons you would expect, loud, libelous, unrepentant, uncontrolled, dominated by conduct that frankly would never be permissible for any other defendant, civil or criminal. after four hours of testimony, the former president thought that everything was just perfect. >> i think it went very well, and -- case that should have never been brought. it's a case that should be dismissed immediately. the fraud was on behalf of the court. >> with his bombastic behavior on the stand, trump tried making a mockery of the legal system. but there is more that he's reportedly planning to undermine if he gets back into the white house. we will have more on that in a moment. but of course, trump's lawyers would have you believe that they, quote, never had a witness testify better, that trump answers were, quote, brilliant and great. it's their strategy to inject a dose of the campaign into this courtroom. now trump's testimony was riddled without boris, most of them

bay area, see you back here at 5:00 ♪ ♪ >> norah: tonight, donald trump takes the stand in his new york stateud trial, clashed with the judge and acknowledging he inflated the value of at least two of his properties. why it all matters. here are tonight's headlines. ♪ ♪ the child's mind they could crush donald trump's new york business empire and end with the former president paying a $250 n fine. why the judge at one point asked trump's attorney to control the former president. the israeli military surrounds gaza city as its soldiers battled hamas militants in the streets. plus, shuttle diplomacy. what secretary of state blinken is hoping to accomplish as he visits the middle east. >> there is growing anger against the united states here in ramallah in the west bank with crowds chanting "blinken, you've got blood on your hands." >> norah: our new reporting about the type of weapons israel is using, plus the american submarine now in the middle east. by its rear we know it's there. last best and final offer, what's holding up a deal between major hollywood studios and the actors? as the strik

you walk across and sadly under the governor in new york you'd get a valid new york state drivers licensehere the rest of the country with this license the police and border security are not allowed to even question your so-called status as undocumented or illegal immigrant this makes the problem even worse. also we do not know who the dangerous people who come across the border if it's easier to come to the northern border they are coming there it's also easier track to get to new york city from the northern border. it's a very quick write it down to new york. that's putting us in jeopardy. by the way this border problem is costing billions and billions of dollars to the american people the governor of new york and a billion dollars last year alone in new taxes just to accommodate the potential immigrants. and now discussing $20 million a day in new york city alone and they are trying to move these immigrants to upstate new york which is huge problems there was a sex abuse a i'll be up in buffalo. a rape, a murder, crimes and encounters happening all over new york state and really all ov

it's shocking to me and other new york state court practitioners. ew york state courts, you know that judges, particularly on the civil side, rely heavenly on their law clerks. the law clerks sit up on the bench with them, the law clerks talk to them during the trial, during the proceedings. the law clerks often assist the judges in settling cases. so these particular lawyers are bothered by the fact that this judge uses his law clerk in that way, it shows me that they have probably not been in front of many new york state court judges. and so it is unusual, their behavior. so it's unusual that the judge would have to issue this gag order, to tell him to stop. leave my loch lloyd alone. >> so, another person who were all watching to testify this week is a vodka. she's due to testify on wednesday. what are you expecting to hear from her? >> well, the reason why the attorney general lawyers are calling her is the same reason why they called her brothers. so, she can confirm, under oath, facts that she can't tonight. her brothers chose to deny certain f

new york, representative goldman. the chair: the gentleman is recognized. mr. goldman: i thank my friend the ranking member. you would think this was the congress of new york state given how much focus my colleagues on the other side of the aisle put on new york state. i will tell you as a member of congress from new york city, we're doing just fine. this bill, however, is not at all just fine. it is yet another ploy by the republicans to score political points without actually addressing the desperately needed reforms to our immigration system. immigration is a federal issue, yet new york city, where both this bill's sponsor and i come from, is bearing the financial burden of this issue. and yet this bill would make it harder for cities and states to get federal support for immigrants who, like so many of our descendants, are fleeing horrible conditions in their home countries to seek a better life in the united states. on both sides of the aisle, we agree we have to fix our broken immigration system, but defunding migrant housing sites is not a solution. instead of closing down these sites and sending children potentially into the street and the cold, let's fo

but this new york case strikes at the very heart of trump's business empire, and could and with a ban on ever doing business again in new york state. in a pre-trial ruling, trump was not liable for fraud for inflating financial statements of the value of his properties in order to receive more favorable loans. the judge who has appeared annoyed with trump's performance at times, will ultimately decide the outcome. trump's legal team has threatened to file a motion for a mistrial, yet outside the, courtroom jumps that his testimony went very well. cnn's -- has our report. >> donald trump publicly blasting a new york judge and the state attorney general, capping off a marathon day of testimony at the civil fraud trial centered around his sprawling global business empire. >> this is a case that should have never been brought, a case that should be dismissed immediately. -- the court was -- fraudster in this case. a terrible thing that has happened here. >> the former president on the witness stand taking questions for just under four hours today. just moments after going under oath, the mood quickly becoming combative. instead, court

the cbs news app on your cell phone or i'm jarred hill, cbs news, new york. >>> tonight, donald trump takes the stand in his new york stateith the judge and acknowledging he inflated the value of at least two of his properties. why it all matters. here are tonight's headlines. the trial tonight that could crush donald trump's new york business empire and end with the former president paying a $250 million fine. why the judge at one point asked trump's attorney to control the former president. >>> the israeli military surrounds gaza city as its soldiers battle hamas militants in the streets. plus, shuttle diplomacy. what secretary of state blinken is hoping to accomplish as he visits the middle east. >> there is growing anger against the united states here in ramallah in the west bank with crowds chanting, "blinken, you've got blood on your hands." >>> our new reporting about the type of weapons israel is using. plus the american submarine now in the middle east. why it's rare we know it's there. >>> last, best, and final offer. what's holding up a deal between major hollywood studios and the actors as the strike hits day

new york. that sounds like a scenario that is just sort of beyond the realm of possibility, that you wouldn't see trump doing business in new york state? i mean he has been sort of synonymous with new york business and real estate for decades now. but could we see something like that happen, do you think? >> we could well. that issue really has already been decided, and the judge has said he's going to lose his licenses. what's happened is they got a stay on that as they are appealing it. and trump is kind of playing this entire case for the appellate level, where he seems to think he's going to do better than he is with this judge. but i think this judge is being very careful to build a record. the judge knows exactly what's happening. the judge is savvy to the law. trump is not, who keeps saying, i'm being convicted before i've even been tried. the summary judgment that he is subject to is based on the fact that he provided no evidence against the government's -- the new york state government's case that he was liable, and that's the reason he's been found liable. the judge had to choice in the summary judgment filing. so this is st

the relationship between canadian officials and the new york state police, new york state fusion centerins a presence is part of the foreign liaison program where they have detectives and trained officers in various cities across the globe, and some of the cities are in canada. they are in a position to talk directly to their counterparts. this isn't somebody sends an email and they hope it gets to somebody. this is people who developed personal relationships. if this turns out to be terrorism, not the first time that the northern border, specifically washington state, but other areas have been of concern to u.s. law enforcement. they know what they are dealing with when it comes to this threat. >> tom winter, you are not going anywhere. i want to bring in david noriega from the middle east. david, what can you tell us? >> reporter: this just came in in the last few minutes. it's from the director of the israeli national security council. it's a statement very brief that says that the release of israeli hostages from gaza will not take place before friday. that's a significant change. t

moments ago we saw donald trump leave the courthouse in new york followed by the new york state attorney general letitia james who brought the civil fraud case against mr. trump and the family business. the former president spend the day on the stand repeatedly classing with the judge, the very person who will decide how much the trumps must pay after he already found them liable for fraud. we're going to go to the courthouse in a moment where this case could put trump at risk of losing his entire business operation in new york where he's accused of inflating financial statements. >>> hs ahead, an astounding number coming out of gaza, the p.i.n. mrin stri of health which is controlled by hamas, the palestinian ministry claiming more than 10,000 deaths have taken place in response to the initial hamas on october 7th. the biden white house says one should consider the source. they don't accept the number. without question thousands of innocents have been killed in gaza. israeli's military says it's advancing towards gaza city after a brief evacuation window for civilians. >>> we start in n

tonight, a former state department official is charged with a hate crime in new york after he was caught an islamophobic rant against a food cart vendor. as cbs's roxana saberi reports, this incident is part of a wave of hate crimes stemming from the war between israel and hamas. >> reporter: the nypd charged stuart seldowitz with crimes, including aggravated harassment and a hate crime. mohamed hussein recorded seldowitz several times on different days outside his halal food cart, and says he made anti-islamic statements. >> but, you're a terrorist. you support terrorism. >> reporter: seldowitz had been a career state department official and also worked for the obama administration as acting director for south asia at the security council. >> i'm going to put big signs here that say "this guy believes in hamas, killed 4,000 palestinian kids, you know what, it wasn't enough." >> reporter: seldowitz told "the new york times" the videos do not tell the whole story, telling him how hussein told him he supported hamas, which hussein denies. since the israel-hamas war began on october 7th, re

if he loses there, new york state court of appeals, in new york highest court.if he has federal issues, eighth amendment situation like here, when he hasn't done anything, but minor infraction, i think you may have a federal appellate issue there in the sense punishment is grossly out of proportion with the infraction and may have cards to play on that. >> brian: if you're trump, make sure you can still do business while this pros is still playing out and he'll get a quick answer on that, right? >> yes, in control of the court and he will get a number ever opportunities to freeze things until he can litigate them. >> brian: it bothers me you could be so vulnerable legally if someone doesn't like you. more successful, the bigger the target. >> that is the issue, it is not about trump, it is business climate in new york, if they can do it to him, they can do it to anybody. >> brian: we are losing a lot of successful people and they see this, don't need it. thanks, appreciate the breakdown on the civil side. coming up, the irony, president biden set to make a deal

new york. >> todd: a lot of seats flipped republican in 2022, this one did not, see if 2024 is a different story. thanks for coming on the program, we appreciate it. >> todd: staying in new york stateotball, buffalos and bills. russell wilson, pretty footwork. however, bills come back taking the lead on this josh allen touchdown run and denver drive down the field and get two chances to steal the game. watch. 41-yard try for the win. and he missed it. but a flag is down. good snap, good old. kick, perfect. and the broncos have come to buffalo and they are going to leave with a win. >> todd: what happened? why the flag? buffalo got flagged for having too many men on the field. that is great if you are at lady's night with your girls, that is not good in a football game. bailed out denver's kicker. cost bills the game, denver win. bills 5-5 on the season. my giants are copying the bills footprint. >> carley: i can't believe that happened after i talked about how much i love kickers. glad he had a second chance. >> todd: because of you, you did that. >> carley: congratulations to those who won and sorry for those who lost. >> todd: daily mail.com, obtaining images of the cocaine found

this is a very similar playbook to house republicans in new york in 2022 and a blue state. ople forget democrats perform really well last year and house races. the areas that have lost their majority were blue states like new york and that's a very hyper localized message about crime about kathy hochul and about this bail reform bill that the state legislature passed that was widely unpopular to voters. that message really resonates. localizing the crime issue not so much on the defund the police message we saw in 2020 but making it tangible to voters that proved really potent for republicans. there will be a preview of what they will do in 2024. for democrats, defending abortion access, it's making sure they are the champions of a woman's right to choose and a woman's right to have access to that procedure. because time and again from this past election, ohio is another example that results in deep red kansas. they have passed last year the defendant abortion access. kentucky saw similar results when they tried to restrict abortion access. it's the same playbook every time,

so i think today, new york state set him up.was already visibly uncomfortable with some of the questions. we're going to see the payoff tomorrow. probably not so good for trump, jr. or for the trump family's standing in this case. >> let me follow on that point with elliott. what risks, elliott, is donald trump, jr., taking by testifying today under oath? >> well, any time a witness testifies under oath, wolf, they run the risk of saying something that can trip them up. also note that donald trump, jr., has given a prior deposition in this case. so he has provided testimony already. if he contradicts himself or says something that doesn't quite gel with his deposition, that's something that the judge could find. it speaks to his credibility and so on. so it's always risky. the other thing is that it's one thing to answer questions from your own attorney, statements -- or testimony that you prepared, questioning that you had rehearsed. it's another thing when a prosecutor that you haven't met before takes a crack at you and can r

have a conservatorship, the chance that he would be able to retain and do business in new york city and new york state, more broadly. he's missing the forest through the trees, because as he's trying to get notches under his belt to get under the judge's skin, that is the person that could be more generous. you're talking about counsel. his other cases in this world, where he's going to be relying on the guidance of counsel. in this context, if he says i don't listen to those attorneys, how does that play in the other cases he will be in? because what is good for the goose is good for the gander. ultimately trump has a shot to not have the book thrown at him in liability. he keeps messing around and thinking the only way to win is to get under the judge's skin when he could come out of this with less exposure than he believes. >> real quick, the idea of the advice that trump would or would not have gotten, to some extent, calling it a witch hunt, it's all political, that's a legal strategy as well. he's trying to sort of put the chum in the water that the whole prosecution is tainted. he has to make t

but new york state governor said there's no indication of what that is, a tech and we've been on hiring alerts since october 7th. that's why it's so important for me to stand here and tell the world based on what we know at this moment. and again, anything can change. there is no sign of terrorist activity with respect to this crash, we've identified that this is a local individual. western new yorker, the rainbow bridge is a main connection route between the us and canada. the and susan, glad all parties to close other border crossings at a nearby apple for ours, leading to long delays for many people attempting to travel for the thanksgiving holiday. well, some light hearted news before we go. thanksgiving came early for 2 lemurs, as they're in the us state of illinois when they were treated to funds the feast to celebrate the national holiday. the far a friends delighted visitors by parking on a dinner table to nibble on a variety of vegetarian snacks, including popcorn jelly beans and sweet potato pie. all washed, dine with cups of app, which is this year and march the 10th annivers

so he could end up being barred completely from having businesses in new york state. >> melissa, maybe the answer is, put up a stink and fight with the judge because you don't have good answers for any of the questions, right? the prosecution might have some holes in their case, but in all likelihood donald trump doesn't have any good answers. >> donald trump is between a rock and a hard place with the civil fraud trial because so much of his political career, his political acumen has been built on the fact that he is some kind of savant businessmen but if you are actually a savant businessman, then you are generally complaining with basic principles of corporate governance doing due diligence of the files you're submitting, that the files were discussing. and in order to prevail in this case, or at least to minimize the penalties to which he's exposed, he has to basically say that he wasn't doing that kind of due diligence, he was essentially a paper pusher. and that sort of allows for the whole question of, is this actually a business enterprise of significant consequence? it allows

this is the type of person that's running new york state. our correspondent neda tawfik has been watching the case in new york. talk us through what happened than today. talk us through what happened than toda . ~ ., talk us through what happened than toda . ~ . ., ., today. well, we had that final testimony _ today. well, we had that final testimony from _ today. well, we had that final testimony from eric _ today. well, we had that final testimony from eric trump. . today. well, we had that final testimony from eric trump. iti testimony from eric trump. it wrapped _ testimony from eric trump. it wrapped up fairly early this morning, but when you look at the two eldest — morning, but when you look at the two eldest sons, they really had the same _ two eldest sons, they really had the same argument in court, that they never_ same argument in court, that they never worked on their dad's financial_ never worked on their dad's financial statements. but their experiences on the stand were markedly— experiences on the stand were markedly different

but new york state governor said there's no indication of a terrorist attack. and we've been on hiring alert since october 7th. that's why it's so important for me to stand here and tell the world based on what we know at this moment. and again, anything can change. there is no sign of terrorist activity with respect to this crash. we've identified that this is a local individual western new york or rainbow bridge is a main connection route between the us and canada. the incident little parties to close on the border crossings at a nearby apple for ours, leading to long delays for many people attempting to travel for the thanksgiving holiday. the. the finally science giving came early for 2 lemurs at a zoo in the us state of illinois when they were treated to a i. n. c. faced for the national holiday for a friends delighted visitors by perching on a dinner table to nibble on a variety of vegetarian snacks, including popcorn jelly beans and sweet potato pie, or wash down with apple juice this year, march the 10th anniversary of the brookfield sous annual lemur t

the former president and the way they have never applied the law to the the anyone else many new york state we have lawyers on that research team, they could not find a single instance of new york prosecuting and convicting someone for inflating real estate assets without a victim. that's what's happening here. the way the attorney general has been conducting herself is also highly unusual and inappropriate, even attending trial each day. a.q.s don't attend trials. they have a lot going on, and they're doing that on the taxpayers' dime. so for her to be setting aside everything she has to be doing to just sit there, smile and make statements to the press is just, social security to unusual, this whole thing -- it's so unusual. elizabeth: are you depressed by it? let we me back up, do you feel he's getting railroaded? >> i do. i really do. i felt badly for him. i thought he did a good job. i thought he was smart, i thought he was sharp. you really saw the business side of him come out, and the two points he came coming back to, if anything, i undervalued my property. and that's very trump-li

how can you stretch to the point where it snaps, a consumer fraud statute in new york state that now the ag is ramming a truck through to go after trump to -- and wipe out his entire business. you know, i get it with msnbc and cnn analysts, they don't like tram, we're just middle of the road looking at it factually, sam. this could be precedent setting so they could use new york state statute and go after whomever they don't like. >> practically the way they're construing it, yes, but on the other hand, practically this is a uniquely political case. this case wouldn't be brought in the normal course because no one lost money. the banks actually made a lot of money because trump was paying high interest rates. the issue is the theory as well they'd have made more money. okay, but you don't normally prosecute these types of cases where it's not victimless under their theory but it essentially is victimless because you're arguing about well a bank should have made even more money than they already made on their handsome profit. normally direct prosecutorial resources and cases with real

new york city. today the former president's legal team will begin to present its defense in the new york state's $250lion civil fraud trial. the state attorney general's office rested its case last week. trump and his namesake company are accused of defrauding new york state numerous times by knowingly using false financial records to receive better loans and deals. trump's legal team is expected to argue that a disclaimer clause in the financial documents frees the company from any liability. trump attempted to pull out that cument while on the stand last week, but the judge stopped him. that judge, arthur engoran, already found the trump organization liable for fraud before the trial even began. the hill reports he rejected the disclaimer cause by noting another part of that passage reads donald trump is responsible for the preparation and fair presentation of the financial statement. donald trump jr. is expected to take the stand again today for the defense. his father is expected to testify again at some point. and when he's not in court, of course, donald trump is also trying to campaign for pre

republicans ended up flipping four congressional seats, in new york state that you're alone. courts decision favors democrats, it would allow legislators to redraw as many as seven republican held district in new york. potentially making them easier for democrats to pick up. remember, democrats had won just five more races in 2022, they would have kept a majority in congress. but, this is much bigger than just new york. naps in eight states who are currently being challenged, and courts have struck down maps in florida, georgia, and louisiana, which will all have to be redrawn. louisiana might even get a second congressional district. majority black congressional district. don't forget that earlier this year and a federal court, it ordered alabama to adopt a new congressional map with a second majority black district. that decision could lead to the state electing to block representatives in its first time in history. with all of these redrawn maps, we could potentially see more and more districts that are favorable to democrats. and with the republicans control of congress i