it's completely different here football, so that rubin if we were artists ourselves on the field fordoing some tasks, the coach and it’s hard to adjust it for yourself, therefore, every time from this season. that's probably after the training camp it became a little bit easier. already started to rebound. there is more from myself to try to do something more actually, as before, therefore, i think that i will still show, yes, dynamo what they took. they are just like that, because there was a decent amount paid for you a player with a lot of potential with a lot of attacking potential man, who are expected to score goals, and to enter everything that you had in kazan, probably, yes, but there he is less known for his career and rubin-dynamo are those clubs that you start from, when you evaluate yours, and rubin is already was an interesting moment. you did a lot of useful things, when you came on as a substitute, they said about you that this could be the best joker in the league, and in dynamo this period was also when you became the main player, he, well, preparing for this, yes,

together with an adviser, barnett rubin, they devised a plan to vet agha. >> we said to tayeb agha, "sage from bowe bergdahl?" >> army sergeant bowe bergdahl, the only american prisoner of war held in afghanistan... >> smith: holbrooke and rubin also asked that agha tell mullah omar to release a special message. >> we told him that the message should include some comments on some recent events in somalia. >> american soldier bowe bergdahl was captured in eastern afghanistan... >> smith: they reasoned that if agha proved he had access to bergdahl, the taliban's prized american prisoner, and to mullah omar, agha would pass their test. but the pentagon was against any negotiation. the military believed it was too soon for talks. >> the military was always saying, "okay, "we know there has to be a political settlement, but we should wait till we are in a stronger position." and i used to say, "why do you think "you'll be in a stronger position if you wait? "if you want to negotiate when you have maximum leverage, you're a couple of years too late already." >> smith: holbrooke recorded his

has become rubin's third head coach this season.ague, kazan are in second place and claim a direct return to the premier league. the fifth racket of the world danil medvedev reached the 1/8 finals of the tournament series master from monte carlo the match against the forty-fifth number of the world ranking italian lorenzo sonegu was medvedev's debut at the tournament in monaco, there was no special struggle in the match medvedev won in two sets on the court . opponents spent less than an hour and a half medvedev three times. i took the opponent's serve , daniel did not give up his serve. as a result, 6.362 - this is a victory for medvedev in the current season . the anniversary is already the thirtieth in it. now more often medvedev does not win this year. nobody in the next round of the monte carlo master medvedev himself fundamentally opposed to play against the representatives of germany alexander zverev, this match will be played already by the dudes in the match for the world chess crown. i am nepomniachtchi and lie down for a

kazan rubin announced the name of the new head coach at rubin headed by rashid rakhimov former head coachamkar lokomotiv ufa and akhmat rashid rakhimov became rubin's third head coach this season. in the first league , kazan are in second place and claim to return to the premier league. the fifth racket of the world danil medvedev reached the 1/8 finals of the masters series tournament in miami, the match against the forty-fifth number of the world ranking italian lorenzo sonegu was for medvedev his debut at the tournament in florida did not work out in this match. medvedev won in two stages on the court. opponents spent less than an hour and a half medvedev three times. he took the opponent's serve with his serve. daniel didn't give up. as a result, six three six two for me is a victory for medvedev this season anniversary already 30 times more often than medvedev this year no one wins in the next round of masters in miami medvedev will play a principled confrontation against representatives of germany alexander zverev this match will be held already today. in the match for the world che

football kazan rubin announced exactly the new head coach at rubin headed by rashid rakhimov former headand akhmat rashid rakhimov has become rubin's third head coach this season in the first league of kazan. they're coming in second in a bid for a direct return to the premier league. the fifth racket of the world, danil medvedev, reached the 1/8 finals of the master series tournament in monte carlo , the match against the forty-fifth number of the world ranking, the italians lorenzo sonegu was a special debut for medvedev at the tournament in monaco struggle in the match did not work out medvedev won in two sets on the court. opponents spent less than an hour and a half medvedev three times. he took the opponent's serve, danil did not give up his serve. as a result, six three six, two for me victory for medvedev this season anniversary is already the thirtieth in these pituriens more often than medvedev this year no one wins in the next round of the monte carlo masters, medvedev in a principled confrontation to play against the representatives of germany alexander zverev this match will

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abc news -- abc news producer olivia rubin was inside the courtroom. >> he was not a saying much.y one point where the judge had to ask him to speak up because he was speaking so quietly and by the time the former president was leaving that courtroom, it was completely silent. and he exit without saying anything. >> juju: trump spent 57 minutes in the courtroom. he immediately flew back to florida where supporters were waiting for him. the former president's next potential court appearance is slated for early december. >> it sounds like they were talking about a possible trial day. we could be looking at within a year or an actual trial in manhattan. you would imagine potential would be interested in the possible for testifying in his own defense. >> juju: one of numerous potential criminal charges the former president is facing with multiple other infestations looming. >> i think it is possible that there will be a man breaking phenomenon here that allows them to move more swiftly. >> juju: the president addressing some of those investigations and trying to flip the script for hi

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here's a novelty, she moved to rubin because i went through many different championships.t if it works here. and it worked out there, which means it will work out 100% here, that season it seemed to me that yes, really, i can do it. just don't be afraid. there is something to move to work, there is more and that everything is possible, in fact. people at the age of 30 begin to play it like a factory varte, in general, perhaps everyone knows about your path. how did you come to professional football, how would you come to big leagues, games, there is funny money in different cities. if at all, there was some money paid from uh. well, very far corners of the country, how the departure gradually approached moscow , tolyatti yes, uh, togliatti is only now in the last year, probably, they are talking about this city again, like football thanks to pavel morozov and the crown of macron's success, before that it was huge pause since the early nineties when okay was in charge garmashov and from there came out bakharev buzdniki, but then globally yes, well, okay, nothing more. well,

back down, lift the stay or keep the stay, or decide to take up the case immediately themselves lisa rubin is here to make sense of the law and both new york magazine and uc law professor mary ziegler are here to discuss the consequences for health care and politics let's get right to the reporting and the law, and joining us now are msnbc legal analyst, lisa rubin as promised and uc davis law school professor, an expert on the law, will join us in a moment let's talk, lisa, about what the law currently says and what that might mean for how the justices decide on this >> katy, today is anyone's guess. i wish i had a magic 8 ball. right now as it stands, the supreme court issued an administrative stay, a temporary stay of the lower court's ruling that effectively means that access to mifepristone was exactly as it was before this litigation started but the supreme court has a big decision to make >> by midnight tonight. >> self-imposed deadline, unless they extend again. if they did, mary can correct me if i'm wrong, i'm not aware of any administration where through a self-imposed administr

and this judge has the reputation for doing exactly that >> let's bring in msnbc legal analyst lisa rubin we know we're expected to learn the charges once this is all unsealed our sources say we can expect about 30 counts here what are you watching for? >> i'm looking for a number of things the first thing i'm looking for, are there any charges here beyond false records charges when the trump organization was indicted over almost two years ago, there were four felony false record counts there. however, the leading charge there was the scheme to defraud. and so one of the things people like me and laura will be looking for are all 30 of these charges predicated on a falsification of business records or is there a larger scheme to defraud conspiracy charge here that sort of is the anchor for then using the documents to explain this is how that is was accomplished, this s how this conspiracy was executed. >> does that mean the counts will largely be misdemeanors or still a potential for felony >> there is still a potential for felony it will be highly unusual to see an indictment that consis

rubin took data coming that you printed the case, where the monks were locked up and were able to break through, the believers. there is information that there was a brawl , let me remind you, representatives of the economic orthodox church. they are trying to defend the pechersk lavra since the end of march, the ukrainian ministry of culture unilaterally broke, the upc lease agreement and demanded to vacate the premises, the schismatic has already managed to capture the assumption cathedral and the refectory church. five mounted strikes in 2 hours ukrainian militants intensify shelling of the dpr about an hour ago six explosions thundered in donetsk nationalists hit direct fire on dense urban development shells. nato, caliber are torn and in the yasinovataya fire , also in the kherson region , seven settlements were attacked. in nova kakhovka , one person died, two more were injured , residential buildings were damaged. today sergei shaigu, minister of defense in the kaluga region, checked how the state crow's order is being carried out and combat duty is set up in one of the regiments

joe rubin, post mara lago, there is already _ that.i served for a number of years and classified settings, and ultimately, it sees individuals who are responsible for safeguarding the secrets that need to be held responsible. we do have too much classified material in the united states government without a doubt. we over classify everything, secrets often times are classified that way because of fear of embarrassment, fear of information coming out that may make the government look bad, but it isn't really sensitive. in this instance, though, there are two types of documents that were revealed that her deeply concerning to me. the first of course is the military specific actionable oriented information about ukraine, and then there are these diplomatic sensitive documents related to bilateral relations about what we know is taking place and happening behind closed doors amongst our allies. so those are beyond just embarrassment, those are real. i do think we have to double down on ensuring that people are not transferring out classifie

coming up -- donald trump went on trial today in a federal courthous here in new york lisa rubin - inthe courtroom for opening statements for the e. jean carroll defamation and rap lawsuit. lisa will be right here with the details next don't go anywhere. ir life insurance policy for cash? so they're basically sitting on a goldmine? i don't think they have a clue. that's crazy! well, not everyone knows coventry's helped thousands of people sell their policies for cash. even term policies. i can't believe they're just sitting up there! sitting on all this cash. if you own a life insurance policy of $100,000 or more, you can sell all or part of it to coventry. even a term policy. for cash, or a combination of cash and coverage, with no future premiums. someone needs to tell them, that they're sitting on a goldmine, and you have no idea! hey, guys! you're sitting on a goldmine! come on, guys! do you hear that? i don't hear anything anymore. find out if you're sitting on a goldmine. call coventry direct today at the number on your screen, or visit coventrydirect.com. >> that is writer e. j

gold in anticipation of a recession today about the imminent decline in us gdp said economist noril rubinedicted the financial crisis of 2008, the previous record for gold was set in 2020 then. the cost was $2,069 per ounce, and the owner of the wealthy, bernard , became richer by $12 billion in a day and firmly established himself in the first position in the ranking of the wealthiest people in the world according to information. bloomberg's fortune arno 210 billion dollars from the closest competitor ilona mask 180 the frenchman bypassed the american fault. due to the sharp increase in chinese demand over time with covid restrictions, wealthy chinese yearned for louis vuitton bags, this was economic news in a nutshell. great britain announced not only the supply of tanks to ukraine, but also shells with combined uranium. they have already lost their bearings, as it was in 1999 in yugoslavia, the first shock wave covered this street and went further into the city. this is the same serebryanka as the nato military called it, in the center there is a core of combined uranium, such anomalies

joining us to discuss all this and more msnbc legal analyst lisa rubin and former florida republican congressman david jolly who's also an msnbc political analyst. so lisa, let me start with you and just the legal aspect here have you ever seen a suit like this >> no, i haven't i mean, there is one possible analog here, but this suit flips it on its head when trump initially saw demands from the district attorney's office in 2019 for his tax and financial information, you might recall that he sued the then district attorney cyrus vance in manhattan federal court. that was a suit that made its way up and back to the supreme court twice before the d.a.'s office eventually got the information they had subpoenaed. to see it in reverse as d.a. bragg's office has done here is wh wholly novel as far as i know. let me bring in the argument from jordan hear david, i'll put this to you. he responded on twitter, the congressman arguing the suit is intended to, quote, block congressional oversight. is that how you see it >> well, no, not at all. foundationally what's happening is jim jordan and

also with us is msnbc legal analyst lisa rubin explain what else we heard from the judge. >> reportert much, jose. we first got this word last night from the judge he said he was going to make the announcement in court this morning, and everyone showed up hoping there might be a bit more context. instead he came in and he said, you know, i don't give press conferences in this courtroom. there's going to be a delay. we're going to pick up proceedings tomorrow delays are perfectly normal in court, and i don't see this as being an exceptional situation there are a number of reports that have said there have been some late settlement negotiations going on. "the washington post" saying that some of those meetings would be happening today a settlement can happen at any time, even right up to the buildup of the case itself on the euphemistically on the courthouse steps it can happen but we have not heard any word of that, and the expectation will be that this case, which could last five to six weeks will kick off tomorrow, and we could see taking the stand some of fox news's biggest names in

for what h did years later when h attacked her integrity joining me now is msnbc lega analyst lisa rubinthe courtroom there today. lisa, it's great to have you here -- >> thanks for having me. >> - i guess the first question is, just, like, what's this trial? it's a strange, unusual set of circumstances that we have a civil trial that is going to try to get to the bottom o this assault >> right, we have a civil tria about an act that, fundamentally, is when w understand to be criminal. >> - >> and the judge was very clea with the jury today. the standard of proof is not the one that would apply in criminal trial all they have to find is tha it's more likely than not that trump committed a civil batter against e. jean carroll. and all that means - and i took some notes when h was instructing the jury - is it's an unjustified touchin without consent, with th intent to cause bodily contact that would be offensive. and that incorporate everything from a gentle cas on the cheek that is not wante to, essentially, stabbin somebody through the heart and everything in between. so, all they have t

also msnbc legal analysts, lis rubin.o law dorks, i love it so much >> i am a law dork to, chris >> where do we go from here? >> i think where we are headed truthfully, right into the middle of the 2024 presidentia election and is going to be like tops all over again here is why. even as the state continues up through and including an supreme court decision, if you play out how long that timetable will take, even if the fifth circuit, the court o appeals to which this decision is going back, even if the rule expeditiously over th next couple of months -- >> what is expeditiously i legal terms? >> they have an oral arguments scheduled for may 17th that is fast for a court but if they rule and 68 weeks, they still cannot get in front of the supreme court due to th supreme courts on schedule until probably fall of nex year with an oral argument you know as well as i do alicia, when the court i deciding abortion or anythin controversial, gun control affirmative action, they ten to wait until the end at the time to issue a dec

attorney in michigan, and msnbc legal analyst lisa rubin, who just came out of the courtroom.isa, what are you expecting today? >> i'm expecting, jose, that e. jean carroll will be cross-examined they just finished her direct examination. the lawyers can have some negotiations about the scope of the questioning and what evidence can be used one of the things that just happened during her direct examination is that her lawyers did something that barb is familiar with, called drawing the sting. they anticipated several lines of attack against e. jean carroll and brought them out, including an interview that she gave to anderson cooper in 2019 in which she said most people think of rape as sexy, think about the fantasies and asked by h her lawyer to clarify what she meant, she said she is trying to make a commentary about how rape is portrayed in our culture, how it is used pervasively as entertainment and cited "game of thr thrones" and "the opportunitien he fountain head" about how rape is used to entertain in our culture. >> so, lisa, what was it like yesterday during her test

that question still needs to be regulated. >> lisa rubin, yamiche alcindor, thank you, appreciate it.l shortages after the devastating storm in florida. why panic buying is causing even more panic in florida. >>> plus some house republicans are getting fed up with two of their own members, and maybe a few more what it could mean for 2024. >>> then later in the show, how a personal zoo landed an ohio official in some deetrp ouble. you're going to want to stay tuned for that you're watching "chris jansing reports" only on msnbc tv: try tide power pods with 85% more tide in every pod. who needs that much more tide? (crashing sounds) everyone's gonna need more tide. it's a mess out there. that's why there's 85% more tide in every power pod. -see? -baby: ah. trelegy for copd. ♪ birds flyin' high, you know how i feel. ♪ ♪ breeze driftin' on... ♪ [coughing] ♪ ...by, you know how i feel. ♪ if you're tired of staring down your copd,... ♪ it's a new dawn, ♪ ♪ it's a new day... ♪ ...stop settling. ♪ ...and i'm feelin' good. ♪ start a new day with trelegy. no once-daily copd medicine has the powe

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joining me now is msnbc legal analyst, lisa rubin who has been in the courtroom for us.. what was it like yesterday? >> searing. really emotionally exhausting, to watch the back and forth, not only between e. jean carroll and joe tacopina, even between her own lawyer who was gently guiding her through her testimony but still had to take her through wrenching things, including having her read tweets that people wrote about her in the wake of the former president's second defamatory statement in october of 2022. she basically said when he said this about me again, the attacks against me online were vicious, and so he had her read from a sampling of them, a liar, and a slut, and too ugly to assault. she said i'm a person who likes attention but it is not the kind of attention anyone would want. >> joe tacopina brought up the dress she was wearing. what happened after that? >> the judge has made a ruling that the issue of whether or not that dress has donald trump's dna on it is not an issue for this trial. and the reason it's not an issue for this trial is because donald tr

it brittany packnett cunningham, jennifer rubin, thank you fo beginning our discussion tonight. when we come back, the republican book banning frenzy continues. republicans in missouri have threatened to defund all the states public libraries and in what he is reportedl retaliation for an aclu lawsui against the state arguing that banning books is a first amendment violation. we'll have more on that, next. ♪ what is it about the first warm breeze of the season that makes you feel lighter than air? ♪ no matter where you are... when it crosses your path... you'll feel compelled to take to the road and see where it leads. ♪ the first step begins at the lincoln spring sales event. going on now, for a limited time. i'm kareem abdul-jabbar. i was diagnosed with afib. at the lincoln spring sales event. when i first noticed symptoms, which kept coming and going, i should have gone to the doctor. instead, i tried to let it pass. if you experience irregular heartbeat, heart racing, chest pain, shortness of breath, fatigue, or light-headedness, you should talk to your doctor. afib increase

joining us now, lisa rubin msnbc legal analyst.show up for the trial? does he need to in this case and how likely would taking th witness stand the at thi moment >> let's start with your secon question, he doesn't have to this is a civil trial, notwithstanding the fact the e jean carroll is suing trump fo the sexual's ultimate self she has a claim for batter under new york state law and for defamation trump is not required to appear frankly, neither is carole those are the rules for civi trials do i think trump will show up? i think that depends, in large part, on how things are goin and whether he perceives tha his testimony is necessary t rescue himself i will note, for our viewers but he was required to tell th judge of the manhattan federal court whether he was going t show up by thursday. he didn't comply with that order. expect the judge is wholly frustrated right now at that >> let's go to the acces hollywood tape, could it becom part of the events at th moment the judge writing this is pre-trial ruling, in this case the jur

of the cup of the crimean football union were invited to simferopol tavria fc sevastopol in yalta rubinhe kerch ocean. two teams in response have already sent their documents, the process has gone at an accelerated pace. russian grandmaster yan nepomniachtchi played a draw with the chinese ding-lay with white pieces in the eleventh game of the match for the title of world chess champion in astana ladybut nepomniachtchi or zhen chose the spanish game, following the results, the russian had a slight advantage, but in the nineteenth move the situation leveled out, the chess players quickly exchanged pieces and after an hour and a half the game turned into a draw endgame, ending on the thirty-ninth move. now , after such an outcome, jan was one step closer to victory, leading after 11 played games with a score of 6:5. the mother ends in the case when at least one of the players is the first to score 7.5 points today, according to the plan on the weekend, and the next game is scheduled for the 26th, the one who does not remember will play with black pieces. let's move on to volleyball dynamo

states of america uh, there uh, one of the main cassanders of the economic united states is really rubinnd is considered the best forecaster. e appraiser of what is happening in the us market. and now, let's read what he said. uh, according to a marketing source, uh, he states that , in general, american banks, not that they are on the verge of bankruptcy, are worse. listen by the end of 2022, the unrealized losses of us banks on securities reached $620 billion, which is about 28% of their total capital of $2 trillion 200 billion, worse, higher interest rates also reduced the market value of other banking assets, unrealized losses banks. usa actually amount to 1 trillion 750 billion dollars or 80% of their capital, the unrealized nature of these losses is a consequence of the current regulatory regime, which allows banks to value securities and loans at their nominal value. they are at their true market value. in fact, judging by the quality. of their capital, most of the us banks are technically on the brink of bankruptcy, and hundreds of them are already completely insolvent with 80% u

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it's ktvu, rubin explains. part of it would be right in san jose.alked behind our lady of guadalupe church. this humble building was in part where it began where cesar chavez built the farmworker movement, and now there's a push to preserve macdonald hall as part of a national historical park. you know, macdonald hall, uh, played an important role in my father's life and the life of a lot of latinos during the east side. that's why senator alex padilla has introduced legislation to create the park. the hope is to tell the story of the community organizing that happened here of the mentors chavez met and of the civil rights movement that was launched. chavez son paul hopes that story well told will influence future generations. then i think people will sit there and they'll say if somebody like cesar chavez can make a difference, maybe i can make a difference. historians in san jose say macdonald hall is more than just a building and so they're glad to see it take the national stage. i think it's fantastic, and i'll tell you why . because not really.

touching that so i went to the orient bank and he has several meetings with them and not to let mr. rubin to just turn a company name. i with a to registration the they signed a contract with dorian bank, all the good to my and so this was around 300000000, which i do remember. rebecca signed a contract with the orient bank because or im, bank his and owns a gold mine. is that what you're saying? shit. have a good i know, but robin's her and they were, they didn't pull it from the girl on the side of each of the agreement. is it like a joint venture? a reversal maker investment on that project? a government? was there any kind of a due diligence that was done? so i think he saw a lot of the homes to them and we had bank event that we gave lock comments to them, and they were convinced that he has a capability to maintenance. so it was the past 23 years he sent several was said once i took it, he did his transfer a nothing ever arrived. no money ever arrived. yes. and then the bank told me it's it's bank funding. so he's been talked with according to chef he, he and rebecca that it travele

lisa rubin, it's great to have you here, it's great to have you in that courtroom. you've been doing great work, i really appreciate it. >> thanks, chris. still ahead, as fox news faces actual ratings pressure from the right, you have to wonder, what a talk across and do to get fired so abruptly? new york times reporter with the latest scoop, joins me right here, next. here to tell you about life insurance through the colonial penn program. if you're age 50 to 85, and looking to buy life insurance on a fixed budget, remember the three ps. what are the three ps? the three ps of life insurance on a fixed budget are price, price, and price. a price you can afford, a price that can't increase, and a price that fits your budget. i'm 54, what's my price? you can get coverage for $9.95 a month. i'm 65 and take medications. what's my price? also $9.95 a month. i just turned 80, what's my price? $9.95 a month for you too. if you're age 50 to 85, call now about the #1 most popular whole life insurance plan available through the colonial penn program. it has an affordable rate

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and what is rubin? yes, but only synthetically.t understand all this either, where their wife bought it. the official eaten network of the ussr sold a lot of jewelry with sapphires and rubies. artificial natural ones would cost hundreds of thousands of rubles, and so any woman could afford to buy wealth, it can’t be, so don’t kill yourself, don’t kill yourself. all this can be handed over as gold scrap, experts said the stone and the chest of the murdered nuns cubic zirconia, artificially grown crystal strikingly similar to a diamond. the highest categories were born in the laboratory, so the physical institute of the academy of sciences is abbreviated. and therefore they called these stones fianites. this conclusion puzzled the investigator. unclear. how does this stone, which in the soviet union was created by scientists of the physics institute of the academy of sciences in the seventieth year, how could he get to varvara turusova. box. zhabin did not know, the story began a very long time ago in 1900, the russian empire. she lo

. >> jennifer rubin wrote in "washington post," a glowing op-ed.ed you and your candidacy could pick up where liz cheney was. republican with whom they can fight as a political opponent, not an enemy of democracy. a truth teller not maga cultist and reason and open compromise. makes him like cheney in some gop circles. liz cheney incurred the wrath of many republicans, she lost. what does that say about your candidacy? >> well, first of all, there's big differences there. liz cheney participated in the impeachment, i said there should not have been that impeachment effort against former president trump. so big differences there. but obviously i do believe it is important to speak the truth. i think it is -- you have to be authentic whenever you look at what -- the kind of leadership we need for our future, and a group says president trump is deserving of another opportunity to lead this country. i see that the loss to biden in 2020, we lost the senate in 2022, largely because of his invoking himself and looking back to the last election, and so let

oh boy, that tough your remember the case that was the 68 convention every hoffman jerry rubin all of those guys and i. i did the legal stuff in that case. and then i also represented bill kunstler, who had held in contempt that was a pro bono case. it was very, very difficult case because the clients were impossible. abbie hoffman if the word schmuck appeared in the dictionary and they were to one would be mike tyson. the other would be abbie hoffman. do you think there's a reason that were involved with these? i don't know. in any event it was it was difficult. you know, we prevailed. i don't know whether we'd prevail today in a time matters timing is everything. i think i've won some based on science. sometimes you win your cases based on the era. what year is and a good lawyer has to know that what worked in the past wouldn't work in the future. and look today, let's turn to the elephant that's always every room that i'm in. the false accusation against that i had had sex with a woman i never met, never heard of that resulted from the jeffrey epstein case. and it was part and i wr

to him in a different way by proposing a cesar chavez national historical park escaped views, and rubinlains part of it would be right in san jose. talked behind our lady of guadalupe church. this humble building was in part where it began where cesar chavez built the farmworker movement, and now there's a push to preserve macdonald hall as part of a national historical park. you know mcdonald's paul, uh, played an important role in my father's life and the life of a lot of latinos during the east side. that's why senator alex padilla has introduced legislation to create the park. the hope is to tell the story of the community organizing that happened here. the mentors chavez met and of the civil rights movement that was launched. chavez son paul hopes that story well told will influence future generations. then i think people will sit there and they'll say if somebody like cesar chavez can make a difference, maybe i can make a difference. historians in san jose say macdonald hall is more than just a building and so they're glad to see it. take the national stage. i think it's fantastic

wilmington, delaware where this trial was set to happen, and also with us msnbc legal analyst lisa rubin what are you learning about how we reached this settlement, how it got to this point >> reporter: ana, as we've been reporting, it is a rare circumstance when defamation cases actually make it to trial, and there have been rumors and reports that there were potential settlement talks happening in the days leading up to this moment this was some 11th hour drama, as we were reporting on your show this time yesterday, the jury selection process was happening. the jury was seated, and when we all returned after lunch to the courtroom filing for the start of the trial, opening statements set to begin at 1:30 p.m., there was a few minute delay those minutes turned into hours and hours long unexplained delay. the judge ultimately came in just before 4:00 p.m. announcing that the parties had resolved the case the jurors didn't need to return to this courthouse here in delaware the next day, and we're gaining some insight from our colleagues at cnbc who exclusively interviewed a cofounder of s

tribute to him in a different way by proposing a csr chavez national historical park as ktvu s and rubin explains, part of it would be right in san jose. tucked behind our lady of guadalupe church. this humble building was in part where it began where cesar chavez built the farmworker movement, and now there's a push to preserve macdonald hall as part of a national historical park. you know mcdonald, paul, uh, played an important role in my father's life and the life of a lot of latinos during the east side. that's why senator alex padilla has introduced legislation to create the park. the hope is to tell the story of the community organizing that happened here. the mentors chavez met and of the civil rights movement that was launched. chavez son paul hopes that story well told will influence future generations. then i think people will sit there and they'll say if somebody like cesar chavez can make a difference, maybe i can make a difference. historians in san jose say macdonald hall is more than just a building and so they're glad to see it. take the national stage. i think it's fanta

weekend happened on 2 80, near belmont as ktvu zen rubin reports, investigators are trying to piece together moments leading up to the crash. friends are still in shock that the wrong way driver took the life of 54 year old eden palmer . they described her as a talented marketing consultant in a loving mother. her 14 year old son, also in the car was seriously injured shortly after 2 30 in the afternoon, we will start receiving calls of a wrong way driver crash happened saturday afternoon in broad daylight on interstate 2 80. authorities say 24 year old constellation martin was driving her white sedan north and the south bong lanes near belmont linkedin profile matching her name and age indicates she's a computer science teacher, chp officers say after the crash, she stripped her clothes off and began trying to get into other cars, just the fact that the suspect was nude was a little odd to begin with. however. that suspect was detained and then we continue on the crush. martin suffered a fractured wrist and was transported to stanford hospital. authorities are waiting for toxicology reports