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back with me are lisa reuben and andrew weissmann. that is the case basically for it being an illegal sort of scheme. i want to hit you with just really quickly before you react to that, somewhat breaking news. i don't know why trump's truth social is breaking news, but he tweeted out judge merchan refused to put a gag order on the truly out of control people. only the president, the presidential candidate, me, mistrial. thoughts? >> well, one of those people is a criminal defendant. and judge merchan made that point when this was raised saying, i don't have power over all of the united states. you are a defendant. that is why there is a gag order. and so that is the critical difference. also, just to be clear, nothing about that gag order prevents donald trump from making any and all claims about joseph biden, his administration, talking about politics. he can even and has attacked the judge and the lead prosecutor. the d.a. so this idea that it's like, you can run for office and not engage in attacking jurors and witnesses. shocker.

joining me now is lisa reuben, msnbc legal correspondent and george conway, conservative attorney and contributing writer for the atlantic. tell me what i missed in that rundown, lisa. what else happened today with hope hicks. >> an incredibly important witness, joy. i think part of what she did was just situate us into how much the campaign was in a period of full scale meltdown from the moment she got an email from the "wall street journal" explaining -- i'm sorry, from the moment she got an email from "the washington post" explaining they were about to publish the "access hollywood" tape until the election itself. it was accusation upon accusation upon accusation, and the "access hollywood" tape was closely followed by more women coming out of the woodwork who were neither karen mcdougal or stormy daniels but had claims against then candidate trump. she sort of took us through what it was like to be crisscrossing the country with donald trump at the same time these stories have landed in her inbox, when "the washington post" first contacted her about "access hollywood," she said sh

relationship with secretary albright, including secretary blinken and former colleagues jim o'brien, jamie reuben and suzy george among others. second, i'd like to draw your attention to a very unique item that we've borrowed from the nato archives, and this one might surprise you a little bit. nato's first cookbook. yes, that's right. cookbook, you heard me correctly, entitled "the best of taste" published in 1957 by the supreme allied commander atlantic officers' wives club. the book highlights recipes representing the 15 allies that we had at the time. now, dwight d. eisenhower, the first -- the president of the united states submitted his favorite recipe, old-fashioned beef stew. now, in that spirit, we've prepared a wonderful menu for you tonight. but it does not include beef stew, so rest assured. but what we did do tonight with the menu is we have created an array of very distinct dishes featuring the specialties and the special food of each of nato's 12 founding members, so you'll see trays passing tonight with flags on them denoting which country that particular dish is from. finally, an

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ktvu is an reuben, also in santa clara, where students have been pushing their message. >> but we begin with ktvu jana katsuyama live in oakland for us, where protesters are on the move. jana >> yes, they just arrived here at frank ogawa plaza in front of oakland city hall. i'm going to step out of the way so that you can see what is going on right now. they have over here to the left, a big truck that was leading the march from the federal building down telegraph across grand and then back down broadway. they've been using that as a stage. and as you can see, there are hundreds and hundreds of people here at frank ogawa plaza. others are still arriving. many of them are from different groups. we understand as many as 100 different organizations in this coalition. and you can see there are lots of families here, too. they are all here calling on this may day, this worker's day for a ceasefire and an end to the violence in gaza. we are seeing a lot of people who are here basically, it has been very peaceful so far. we have saw we saw a few police cars right behind the group as they were

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for the tone of certain constitution guarantees and democratic rights and all those principles of reuben on that day, the dignity that the people have to move quickly to the constitution of india that they enjoyed was smashed, the democratic rights of the people snatched the status of the state of immigration . was the very difficult to do, right? and all these happen to be dealt with and visual difficulty because we and the process was completed on democratic on constitution. so this is the 1st opportunity for the people of human human crush me to express to the means of democracy. that opinion about those visions and i believe that people are doing cuz we do not subscribe to that. those decisions this historical elect door landscape in india as only muslim majority state, is it going dest not to marry a valid but of identity of years of conflict, and overall to go 370. in the last few years, millions of to roost have look back into the valley, meeting the livelihoods of the local visa, and the wallet stacked to wood with this new found. again, there's also a lingering sense, this lock

it's a just way forward and a win win for reuben migrants as well as the communities as i feel is really inspired and hopeful. also, today's episode and i hope so. do you let us know what would you like to see more of on? i sure you can email us or reach out to me directly on my cell for media handles. i will see you next week until then take care goodbye. thomas gosh, the are. how did she become who she is today? why didn't she ever get married or become a mom? and what role does he play in hawaii to barbie? toy icon role models. the perfect woman in 15 minutes on the w is the failing migrants. forget, well, you know about the usual political debate for the 2024 european election. we are flipping the script. those people hold the qualified standard upset voltage discuss east notes vision even though it has to be numbers. so politicians are, what would be your comments flipping the script in 90 minutes? oh g w a, sometimes it's hard to find what you're looking for. but we've got something for you. cost about why does that mean? because like i'm lisa and the new who's joining us for an ex

you mentioned lisa reuben who was one of our lawyers we were trading seats with. lisa has been at the courthouse again today. so joy mentioned a point you raised as well. you're also joining us again. tell us what you're seeing down there, your thoughts tonight, and given we have all lived through this, i want to know what you thought of what d.a. bragg said and chose not to say in his remarks tonight. >> reporter: well, let's start with d.a. bragg, ari, because the thing that struck me most about what alvin bragg said tonight, in addition to all the things he wouldn't say, were four words. i did my job. alvin bragg has been under consistent attack by trump, by his allies, by the larger republican party, and that attack is not one that is in isolation. that attack also contains a healthy amount of racism spoken and unspoken. i think alvin bragg, while he was not celebrating as jen noted, no spiking in the end zone here, alvin bragg was very happy tonight to say, i took my time, i did my job. i went where the facts and the law took me without fear or favor. in that

he joins 2 of the american citizens of benjamin, reuben solomon, poland, and 21 year old ma selma lanka. of this uh attack on the presidential palace took place on sunday. according to on the officials, a group of around 50, honest man tried to storm the compound footage of showing the awesome awesome bullet casings of blood and broken glass, as well as security forces quickly into vain. they were able to arrest the assailants during the shoot out, the group leader was killed. this about, it's one of the categories, ami, declare that a takeover was prevented. the attempt of the cool has been lived in the bud by the defense and security forces. the attempt of all foreigners and congo. yes, they were putting out of action, including the leader. we spoke with a member of parliament in the democratic republic of congo, except the nation is still waiting for any statement from the governments of the countries whose citizens were involved. we always do to see the his boss from those the defense a coffee when up to now we didn't have any statement from the us department. the only think we go t

it joins 2 other american citizens of benjamin and reuben's island, poland, and 21 year old. mont of sell milan and now the attack on the presidential palace took place on sunday. according to army officials, a group of about 50 demand, tried to store them the compound of footage, from the se in shipping. a showcase is that bullet holes ballade and broken glass, no security forces quickly intervene, they were able to arrest the assailants. during the shoot out, the groups leader was killed. the spokesman for the congolese army declared that a takeover was prevented and attempted to cool has been lived in the bud by the defense and security forces they attempt and all foreigners and congo ease. they were putting out of action including their leader. as we spoken of member of parliament and the democratic republic of congo, he said the nation is still waiting for any statement from the governments of the very countries from where those citizen came and those citizens were of course invo . we are waiting to see the his boss from those a different a coffee when up to now we didn't have a

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national territory, but can of course, also be extended to the aggressive national territory for reuben post couple don't get them because we always weapons that we're transferring to ukraine to not have any use restrictions. the greetings can fight the way they want, and i think this is a very, very important aspect of this donation. so it all seems to demonstrate one thing. uh, when you look at this objectively that, you know, you find isn't a sovereign state anymore. it's not a southern state economically, it's not a summer state military. it seems that somebody else is deciding when you find a tax, one of the tax with stuff asked permission whether it can attack real. she'll be on this boards that doesn't suggest the sovereign state. it's never go over and a lead boy of mine who is a defacto dictator. see how no electoral mandate on president vladimir putin had to point out the intricacies of the ukrainian constitution at a few days back and finding out that only the government now has a right to rule. as lensky has no right whatsoever. so it seems to be getting more more kilometers

introduced at the trial today including on michael cohen's cross-examination with andrew weissmann, lisa reuben after this break. we'll show you how the defense, which claims donald trump's payments to michael cohen were not reimbursements. made the mistake today of repeatedly ineffect, identifying those payments as reimbursement of the defense. that's next. just another day on the job. we did this for love. see what we can do for your business. fedex. dangerous ladders. gutter muck. yuck. no wonder you hate cleaning your gutters. good thing there's leaffilter. our patented filter technology keeps leaves and debris out of your gutters forever. guaranteed. call 833- leaffilter to get started. and get the permanent gutter solution that ends clogs for good. they took the time to answer all of our questions. they really put us at ease. end clogged gutters for good. call 833.leaf.filter, or visit leaffilter.com today. life, diabetes, there's no slowing down. each day is a unique blend of people to see and things to do. that's why you choose glucerna to help manage blood sugar response. uniquely desi

reverend reuben diaz senior is the former new york city council member representing the south bronx which >> reverend, great to see you. this was the scene over the weekend during your march. [chanting trump trump trump trump trump] >> laura: you might have to work on your chant beyond just trump, trump. i'm just teasing you, reverend. can we do better than -- it has a certain ring to it. but you are a lifelong democrat. people watching this don't know. this so why did you organize this march? >> i used to be in the u.s. state senate for 50 years or so. and all my life i have been a democrat but we are so fed up. we are so tired. we are so disgusted with what president biden under democrat has done to our world, our state, our city. and taking away the benefit, taking away the program, taking away space people who come here illegal lie. i would like people to come here but come legally. they might have thought we hispanic would like to see all the hispanic coming to the border like crazy, but no. >> laura: companies killing wages. >> we don't want that. we want president trump to become t

that's her mother, sitting on the ground beside her brothers gershon and reuben in auschwitz.kill the children so there would not be a new generation. they discovered if they also killed the mothers, they didn't have the worry about the chaos that that would create. >> the children wouldn't be upset by being separated. >> and the mothers wouldn't be upset. >> weiss spent the next eight months working outside one of those gas chambers. she sorted shoes and other belongings of the dead. >> we saw these columns of women, mothers and children, going into the door there, talking to us. and they're told they're walking into a bath house. they're asking questions, where are you from? and a half hour later, the chimney is belching fire. and that went on day after day and night after night. >> so, you saw thousands of women, children, walking into gas chambers. >> absolutely. >> and you talked to some of them. >> absolutely. >> in the last seconds of their lives, minutes of their life. >> but we couldn't cry. it was an amazing thing. this is beyond crying. tears are for normal pain. th

[cheers and applause] >> kayleigh: joining me now is two of the men you just saw reuben diaz senior formercity council mechanic religion the south bronx. both long time democrats who are now supporting trump. you have a new fan, her name is my mother. she said she recognized your kind and gentle spirit. and she talked about you a lot last night when we were on the phone. i was just amazed by what she had to say. and i want to know, you know, lifelong democrat, elected official no less for decades. what was the moment that you said i can't do this anymore? >> well, you know, i have been for years already feeling the pain, feeling -- feeling the abandonment, which the democratic party -- there was no republican, no republican that decided to, you know, come to the bronx or pay attention to us. but donald trump has done it in such a way that i never remind you, i never imagined the thing that i'm seeing in the bronx street. when i walk the street, taxi driver, car, i mean, people, senior citizen, everybody is moving to trump. and i'm so excited. by the way, last week, i was watching this prog

. >> reuben morales dismissed 211 cases migrants seen in that video by the "new york post" continuinges says he lacks jurisdiction because the district attorney's office failed to provide a required transfer order to move the misdemeanor cases from district court to county court. but district attorney bill hicks said just moment ago he felt the process was done appropriately and plans to appeal the order. >> it does not matter a person's immigration status. it does not matter if they are from this country or not, if you break the laws of the state of texas, and in particular in these right cases if you destroy property and you endanger lives, you will be held accountable. vice president of national border patrol council art del cueto says unfortunately a decision like this continues to send a message to criminals that they can get away with attacking law enforcement. this continues to make law enforcement's job that much more difficult. zero consequences for criminal behavior. and as for what happens with these migrants, bret, d.a. hicks says they are now being released back to border

and lisa reuben, who was inside the courtroom today. how much of that relationship's evolution was key to what the jury heard? >> i think a big part of it. particularly because michael cohen today wasn't fighting the central premise that once upon a time, he was in love with and subservient to donald trump. michael cohen has made all sorts of excuses for his behavior over the years. today, this was a michael cohen who very much owned the fact he was so excited to get a job offer from donald trump, that he didn't even go back to his law firm after the job offer came. they were sitting in trump tower. trump offers him a job. he never went back to retrieve his belongings, he was so excited. that excitement came through today. on the other hand, he was very clear about the fact that many of the crimes in which he participated he did at the behest of donald trump and was crystal clear about the one missing piece of this case, which was the ways in which trump directed him to and knowingly intentionally participated in this falsification of b

joining me now is lisa reuben, msnbc legal correspondent, duncan levin, criminal defense attorney and former prosecutor for the manhattan district attorney's office, and lockland cartwright, former executive editor for the "national enquirer." he's currently a special correspondent for the hollywood reporter. lisa, let me start with you. characterize what happened in court beyond what i have said just now. >> you have given a really good summary, joy, but i think what happened today can best be characterized as exhaustion and exasperation. michael cohen was on cross-examination for the third consecutive day. at times not only did todd blanche's cross-examination seem meandering but it was really repetitive. there were lots of subject matters that were covered again and again. that having been said, there were a couple surprises and not ones that were favorable to the defense. i think the other theme of today is whatever advantage the defense was enjoying on thursday afternoon when they closed, that dissipated for them today through two different circumstances. one is that the remainin

ktvu is an reuben spoke with her about that harrowing experience. >> i was san carlos doctor hala sheikholeslami traveled to gaza hoping to help. little did she realize she'd be trapped there when the border closed, which meant not only for us not getting being able to come out, but it meant no aid coming in suddenly, an already meager supply of medicine in rafah dwindled. there was tylenol and not much else. often sheikholeslami could diagnose her patients, but had no way to treat them. >> we try to help patients as much as we can, it's hard when you don't have the tools to help patients or patients, you know, who should be hospitalized. but can't be because there's just no room for them. >> back home, the doctor's family feared for her safety and tried desperately to get her out. finally, on may 24th, after three and a half weeks in gaza, an armored convoy escorted her through to jordan. it was not a moment too soon, she says. there were airstrikes right near her clinic. >> actually, i was watching a video yesterday. it was exact area that i worked. i saw the bodies being laid right there and

as ktvu is, an reuben reports, a man threw a punch and shattered glass right next to a child, who quicklyene with his guardian. >> san jose police call it a heinous attack. inside this baskin-robbins, while a child sat waiting for ice cream, a stranger rushed up behind him, smashing the window, sending glass flying. >> you see how traumatizing that probably was for the child, you see the glass shattering all over the child? they're trying to figure out what's going on. you're going there just for ice cream. but then you're assaulted with glass. >> it happened april 26th, but it wasn't until a week later that a tipster alerted police. authorities ultimately arrested 36 year old payam afsari at his home. he's now facing charges of assault with a deadly weapon and child abuse. police believe this was a random attack. >> we can't speak to the state of the mind of the suspect or what may have led him to do that. we just know it was a dangerous situation. >> the child and his guardian left quickly after it happened. investigators want to speak to them and hope maybe the public can help track th

ktvu is an reuben, also in santa clara, where students have been pushing their message. >> but we beginlive in oakland for us, where protesters are on the move. jana >> yes, they just arrived here at frank ogawa plaza in front of oakland city hall. i'm going to step out of the way so that you can see what is going on right now. they have over here to the left, a big truck that was leading the march from the federal building down telegraph across grand and then back down broadway. they've been using that as a stage. and as you can see, there are hundreds and hundreds of people here at frank ogawa plaza. others are still arriving. many of them are from different groups. we understand as many as 100 different organizations in this coalition. and you can see there are lots of families here, too. they are all here calling on this may day, this worker's day for a ceasefire and an end to the violence in gaza

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let's bring in legal correspondent, lisa reuben.didn't say he remembered cohen saying this is for donald trump. what is the impact of that? >> you know, he said that he understood ultimately that the money was going to come from donald trump. and that was a very hard fought admission. the assistant da leading the questioning, ran into his first big roadblocks yesterday trying to get that cleanly from keith davidson and trying to establish it was his understanding not just his assumptions, ultimately he got that even after cohen got frustrated and said, god blank it i'll pay it myself. he got davidson to say but i understood at the end of the day that money was going to come from donald trump. and one of the ways he understood that, he said that cohen, part of his identity was he, worked for donald trump, he never let you forget it. it was clear whatever cohen was doing he was doing for trump at trump's behest. he could not make the payment without trump's knowledge and permission is the impression that davidson left us with. >> maki

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and he was basically adopted by a very famous chinese trader called reuben jang, who was known as kwa was then probably the man in the world. and he made he made cashing incredibly wealthy so crushing came back to america as one of the richest men in in the whole country. and great catch because he wasn't he wasn't very so these guys came back they were in their twenties usually they had all this money and often chinese traders give them money to invest in america so they being in canton for them was incredibly important because they learned about currencies. they learned about trade, they learned about all the industries that would then coming up in europe. and they invested all their money in this stuff. so the railway companies were financed with, opium money. many banks were financed with opium money. but most of these guys were so grateful and so. they gave lots and lots of money to universities and schools and, you know, your princeton school of engineering was set up with opium money. nothing to do with it. nothing. do the law libry, as i said. but really, i mean, you know, i j

cappello's, known for its steakhouse quality meats cooked on rotisserie smokers over oak wood, the reubeny high praise for being apparently the perfect combination of smoky and sour. well the reimagining of splash mountain at disney world, tiana's bayou adventure is set to open june 28th. tiana's bayou adventure picks up the story of the princess and the frog. after that final kiss. disney says that visitors will join tiana and louis on a musical adventure as they prepare for their first ever mardi gras performance. these are images from the ride that's about to open here in florida. the same ride, tiana's bayou adventure, opens at disneyland down in southern california later this year. next month, tokyo disney unveils a new experience that puts visitors in the middle of a disney film, fantasy springs, as the resort's latest expansion since 2001, fantasy springs features attractions inspired by frozen, tangled and peter pan. in one case, guests take on the role of the lost kids from peter pan. >> donald trump's former attorney takes the witness stand. >> he's confident that he is telling

we also will have a chance to talk to our colleague lisin reuben inside the room for the historic moment, lisa. >> reporter: hi, nicolle, that was something to behold. when trump and todd blanch came into the courtroom at 4:15 summed by judge merchan. they were in high spirits. trump and blanche shoulder to shoulder, whispering conspiracy like the vote themselves. a foreperson chosen by new york law, not by his peers. when he gave the verdict, he was asked, what say you on count one, count two, count three, all the way through 34. nicolle, holding a hand mike like he was at a grade school talent show, the man said in a very clear voice looking directly at judge merchan for each of those 34 counts guilty. when i heard him say count one was guilty and count two was guilty, i was pretty sure they would have a straight count. because some of those early counts correspond to checks and subpoenas not made by donald trump in his personal capacity, but by the trust. those are the ones that they thought they had a chance to distance their client from what was done with the trust. the minute i cou

another american identified as benjamin reuben and the third has not yet been id'd.a statement u.s. ambassador to congo said she is shocked and concerned about reports of american citizens alleged involvement adding any u.s. citizen involved in criminal acts will be held accountable. robin? >> robin: very tense situation there. all right, maggie, thank you. we're going to turn now to the severe weather overnight. there were at least 13 reported twisters in three states overnight. alex perez is live in kansas for us. good morning, alex. >> reporter: good morning, robin. a tough night of sleep for a lot of people in the path of this storm. i want you to take a look around me. there are toppled trees everywhere. those powerful winds creating problems across the region. this morning severe weather wreaking havoc in the heartland. in oklahoma, this large tornado hit canadian county just outside oklahoma city. several buildings in uconn sustaining damage, the roof of this home gone. a twister moving through flattening power lines across the area, buildings there destroyed.

the reuben sandwich also gets high praises for being the perfect combination of smoky and sour, so congratulationsally has an opening date. it is slated to open june 28th at walt disney world in orlando. tiana's bayou adventure picks up the story of the princess and the frog after the final kiss. disney says visitors will join tiana and louis on a musical adventure as they prepare for their first ever mardi gras performance. the ride is a reimagining of splash mountain and will open at disneyland here in california later this year. next month, tokyo disney unveils a new experience that puts visitors right in the middle of a disney film. fantasy springs is the resort's largest expansion since 2001. fantasy springs features attractions inspired by hit films frozen, tangled and peter pan. the one experience guests take on the role of the lost kids, and they join peter pan and tinkerbell to defeat the evil captain hook. >> he's confident that he is telling the truth. >> donald trump's former ally and his former attorney michael cohen, expected to testify on the witness stand this morning. we'll tell y

good afternoon or good evening, president dimond and commissioners daniel turner from reuben junius andose here on behalf of the project sponsor and owner of 466 elizabeth street. first, i'd like to thank mister dido for a summary of the matter and the circumstances regarding the project. i'll avoid repeating much of what was said to give the contractor a chance to speak, but i wanted to emphasize a few points about the project and our request to legalize this de facto demolition. the project that is ultimately proposed was reviewed and approved by planning in 2019, and the construction began under a validly issued building permit. the unpermitted removals that brought the project to the level of tantamount to demolition were only to repair damage and deteriorated building elements at the basement foundation level. this level was excavated for the approved addition of garage and was not the location of any preexisting residential space. further, these removals do not alter the massing or dimensions of the previously approved project, and they do not affect the previously approved size a