suzanne knox on top of the screen with ricky bobby. pepin on the bottom of the screen, the big dog. - [shellene] both larger dogs, both fast dogs. you said we saw them in agility, usually, agility dogs are who compete in weave because they know the obstacles. there's just a much longer track. - [trace] oh, look at this! pepin with a little pep in the step! wow, 14.65, and based on their agility run earlier, this is really impressive. - [shellene] oh, absolutely. they were both super-fast when we saw them compete in agility, both fast here, pressing each other. again, right now, these are timed runs, so the fastest times are what will advance. these two definitely quick, definitely getting through the course clean, and fun to watch. - [trace] all right, so nimble is the dog, cynthia horner, the handler, up against kim terrill, and her dog, rise. heat number four. - [shellene] nimble, the little five-year-old, all american on the bottom, three-year-old border collie, rise on the top. head-to-head in the first set of weaves. - whoa! - wow

we're live in santa rosa, suzanne phan abc seven news. >> thank you so much, suzanne. sporadic power outages for some stores to close temporarily at san jose's oak ridge mall. some of the employees, as you see, were closing their doors as her store was left in the dark. lights at other stores flickered on and off. we're waiting to hear back from oak ridge about how extensive the power outages were, and whether they are part of the wider power outages affecting some neighborhoods and thousands on the subject. >> thousands of p-g-and-e's customers across the bay area are without electricity right now. here's a live look at the real time outage map. the utility is making significant progress restoring power. just over 6200 people in the dark now , compared to 16,000 and just an hour ago. the biggest outages are in the south bay, where 3600 customers are without electricity in the north bay, where 1200 customers are affected, there are small pockets of outages elsewhere around the bay area as well. >> still ahead, protesters in san francisco take to the streets demanding a

conversation is a public and from pennsylvania republican lynn thompson and democratic oregon congresswoman suzanne bonamici, both are the cochairs of the congressional career and technical education caucus. congresswoman bonamici, what is the aim of this caucus? guest: the aim of the career and technical education caucus is to raise awareness about how career and technical education classes help students and help the economy. it's been great to work with rep. thompson on this bipartisan effort. we have a federal law, act that helps schools across the country . i know about rep. thompson and i understand that often times these opportunities keep students in schools and get them ready for whatever path they take about whether they go directly into the workforce or to a college or trade school, career and technical education is hands-on learning, great for students, and it is great for our communities and the economy. host: congressman thompson, when you think about your district, those across the country, what motivated you to start this caucus? why is there a need? guest: this was about learning to

suzanne, congratulations. this is your wedding night take two, correct? >> it is. and so appreciate you all having me on. it was great day. it was great to get married like me as the total me this time. we're so excited. >> why decide to do it today? what's the significance? obviously it's valentine's day. but was there deeper meaning here? >> yes. this was the anniversary of the 20 year of same-sex marriages being performed at civic center. and when the mayor's called to invite us, i said oh, i would love to marry my wife again and do it as suzanne. and they were so gracious to allow us to come. >> we know this is significant obviously for many reasons for you and beverly. how is the mayor? her day job as a mayor, but how did she do as an fficiant today. >> i'm going give her an a. she smiled a lot and calmed my nerves a little bit. i'm going give her an a. >> san francisco's legacy in supporting same sex rights. this goes beyond 20 years. but there is so much happening here. do you feel proud to be part of the city and part of the leadership here? >> yes. i'm so

suzanne phan back to you. >> all right, suzanne, thank you. pro palestinian demonstrators are trying to send a message to president biden while he's in the bay area. this is a live look at a protest that's underway right now at alta plaza park in san francisco . protesters continue to call for a cease fire and an end to u.s. support of israel in the middle east conflict. it's the latest in a string of pro palestinian protests in san francisco this week. >> as we mentioned, at the top, president biden started his day in los angeles, where he touted another round of student loan forgiveness. the president announcing that roughly. 150,000 more borrowers will soon receive an email telling them they qualify for relief. those who qualify borrowed less than $12,000 for their education and have been paying the loans down for ten years at least, or more. >> so we never see this. there i have a don't touch me, don't touch me! where are you? i'm not going to touch this document. >> this a violent encounter in oakland interrupts a news conference by mayor

suzanne fawn, abc seven news. >> all right. suzanne, thanks so much. now, abc seven news insider phil matier is here to talk more about it. phil, what are the factors in making this decision? >> well, one is macy's bottom line. they're looking for money. so they're selling this location. they're closing some locations over 100. but they're also selling this one. they're hoping to make a profit off it. they own the building. you have to remember initially macy's was that one block in front of union square. plus across the street. they had a whole second part of macy's that closed a couple of years ago and converted into office space. now they're looking to sell this. if they sell it, the big question becomes what becomes of that space? but right now the mayor has got herself both a policy perception and political problem on her hands. the political problem is, is that her opponents are going to turn around and say, can you believe it? macy's is even closing. that is a tough one to get around. then you have the policy on it saying, what can we do to make

suzanne. >> dan. almost city leaders are trying to remain optimistic, but this is clearly a big blow for san francisco. and 400 macy's store employees. and it's also a big disappointment for many shoppers. i'm really sad about that, christine anderson can't believe the latest news about the macy's store in san francisco's union square. >> i'm sad about it. union square, i mean, this is the heart of the city, anderson says. >> when it comes to shopping, she's old school. she prefers to shop in person. >> i need to touch it. i need to see it. >> macy's says 150 of its stores will close over the next three years. 50 of them by the end of this year. the union square location will not be part of the first 50 closures. mayor london breed says macy's is selling the property at union square and will remain open until after the sale or transition in. the mayor says the move has nothing to do with what's happening in downtown san francisco. >> so we've had even this past holiday season between november 20th and

suzanne vaughn, abc seven news suzanne, all sounds great, but you h me at aquafina. >> the dgon parade begins at 6 p.m. at second and mart streets, and then it ends at kearny street and columbus avenue. all festivities begin at 5:15 p.m. and goes until about 8:00. >> are now the question what the weather is going to be like? actually, we have two parades this weekend. that's right, black joy parade on sunday and gosh, sandy, you just ordered this up perfectly, didn't you? >> that's the way i wanted to have it. >> larry and kristen take a look at a live picture right now. >> it is going to be absolutely beautiful taking a look right now you can see the sun is shining over downtown san francisco for the chinese new year parade. 5:00. it's going to be in the mid 60s as the festival gets underway. when that dragon parade goes on 6:00, you're at still at 60 degrees. so clear and comfy and it's a starry evening with temperatures dropping to the upper 50s. there are changes coming for the second half of the weekend. i'll be back with a full look at the forecast, including that black joy parad

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suzanne phon, abc seven news. all right, suzanne, thanks very much. >> and earlier today, president biden had some strong words about russian president vladimir putin calling him an sob. he spoke to a gathering of wealthy donors, saying, we always have to be worried about a nuclear conflict because of crazy putin and biden made a jab at donald trump for comparing himself and his legal woes to the prosecution of alexei navalny, who died in a russian prison. biden saying, quote, you got to prevent this other guy from being president onto storm. >> watch a little rain, a little sun. here's a live look at current conditions outside. it's really a mixed bag of conditions today with a fickle forecast. let's get the latest from abc seven news meteorologist sandhya patel. sandhya. yeah, ama, we're almost done with these showers. >> let me show you live doppler seven right now. and you will notice that there are only a few places that are still dealing with the wet weather. so let's get you into street level radar around a

new york times investigative reporter, suzanne craig, joins me now., my mind went immediately to you, predicting on this television program that you thought that the punishment here was going to be, did you say 300? i can't -- >> we'll go with that. but i think i did. >> you knew this was going to be a big price tag. but it does beg the question, is he even solvent? does he have this cash? >> does he have the cash is a great question. >> that is the question, because he -- >> it will just push him into bankruptcy. and cash situations are always really tricky. i cover public corporations for a long time. sometimes when they are in trouble they will say that they have 500 million, they have a billion, whatever it is. then the next day they will make it withdrawal, but they will -- it is just a snapshot in time, so we can see from the documents that were filed with the attorney general that there is a lot of paper that went, a lot of banking information, the key was headed into a difficult cash situation as he was entering the white house, and the reason

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abc seven suzanne phan says it's more than just a celebration in the streets. it's a week long effort to elevate a community that's sometimes vilified and often overlooked. i love it is my first time. >> i'm so excited. >> i missed it last year, so many people lined the streets of oakland on this sunday to catch the seventh annual black joy parade. >> it's how john coakley celebrated his 73rd birthday. i had to get out of the house and come down here and do this. >> i love seeing all of our black people come out, the different businesses and the different ethnicities. >> for years, the black joy parade has celebrated positive within the community. i love all of us. >> the black pride. we got over 127 contingents out here this year. >> one of our biggest parades yet, and it just continues to grow. really really excited about it. >> abc seven news anchors ama daetz and julian glover hosted a live stream of the parade. organizers say the parade participants and the spectators make a big impact on oakland and the black community. it's helping to lift many small bus

i agree with suzanne, there suzanne, that the there is a point there. it mustn't point there.he operational effectiveness of army . i get effectiveness of the army. i get that there's no reason why women can't serve on the front line. i mean, the israeli army for instance, is largely made up of young women. um, but but the when it comes down to, um, these 111 diversity officers is the kind of thing they're sorting . kind of thing they're sorting. it is lgbt. there's no reason why why a gay man or woman can't fight equally well. >> what's that got to do with fighting? that's my question. which got to do with recruiting. yeah, but what's that got to do with it? like i get it. oh, you want people who this want some people who like this and some people who look like that actually, i argue that actually, i would argue that actually, i would argue that real that those people are the real racists or the real ones. if they're looking for someone with specific characteristics, irrespective their ability, irrespective of their ability, because ends because that's what it ends up being.

abc seven news reporter suzanne phan joins us live in santa rosa, where suzanne, one man, is dealing with damage to his roof. so ama davis matthews knows he's a really lucky guy. >> he was home, but he wasn't hurt when they major, a large tree came crashing down on his roof. >> it shook the whole house. davis matthew is still a bit rattled by what happened this morning in santa rosa, at his apartment off fourth street in dimond court. >> so i was sitting in my office trying to play some video games on my day off, and, uh, all of a sudden it felt like an earthquake hit my house. but from above thought that the tree had gone entirely through the wall of my house. >> that branch that impaled matthew's roof and wall, uh, probably like this big around. >> maybe the part that went through my house inside matthew's home, you can see the entire thing stretches the whole way. >> neighbors like sherry hill are concerned. and when a big storm rolls in, her apartment unit is on the edge of a creek filled with gushing water. >> it gets high and the water gets under the deck sometimes, and we just

suzanne, i'll start with you.tatement of financial condition, trump said that he had just under $300 million in cash and cash equivalents. since then, he has made number of sales including his new york golf course and his washington, d.c. hotel. he's also preparing to bring his social media company, truth social, public. but even with these income streams, does donald trump have the money to pay him? >> well, -- you just have to say i don't know. food that's, for some reporters, a good thing. you mentioned that number from 2021. what we know is that in 2021, he might've had two or $300 in the bank. he said in 2023, he had 400 million. that may or may not be accurate. i think over time, we've seen -- some cash on hand. it's just a tricky thing, because with donald trump, you see some money coming in, that's gonna be tax owed on, for example, the old post office hotel. he had a licensing agreement there. he sold, that he got 100 and $39 million in proceeds from that. there's gonna be some tax here. and on top of, th

live in san francisco, suzanne phan abc seven news. >> it'll be great. suzanne, thanks so much. now festivities begint 51tomorrow. the dragon parade starts at six at second and market streets. it ends at kearny and columbus avenue. >> one of oakland's most exciting events is coming up this weekend. the seventh annual black joy parade. it's happening sunday, and i'm honored to be a part of the team hosting the parade coverage, which abceven will be streaming live from downtoakland. now. the parade route starts 4tand30 p.m angoes for five blocks up to, 19th street. here's one of my parade co-hosts, abc seven news reporter zach fuentes, with a preview of what to expect. >> for seven years, the black joy parade has brought just that to the community. joy and celebration. people are literally singing and dancing in the streets. >> like, where do you see that in the movies, really? amber lester is one of the co-founders of the black joy parade, an event she says is only continued to grow. >> our first year we were like, okay, it could be the ten of us who planned this thing, or it cou

abc seven news reporter suzanne fan was there. yes. there's a pride in oakland, especially at saturday's five hour fans fest block party at jack london square. >> the oakland 68 and last dive bar hosted the event. >> let's go oakland. >> abc news sports anchor casey pratt was the master of ceremonies. fans enjoyed the music, food and festivities and connected with former players. it's great to come out here and be a part of it and just be around the fans who supported me so much. whether the a's stay or go to las vegas after this year, the fans fest was about having fun and showing support. organizers say fan fest is a celebration of oakland sports, local businesses and our community. >> it's incredible to get everyone together with last dive bar, 68 oaklandish oakland roots . >> i think the city deserves major sport teams, minor sports teams. however you want to put it, they have a great fan base here and there's a lot of history. >> while many fans are heartbroken and upset about the future of the a's, saturday's fans fest was about

. >> abc seven news reporter suzanne fawn gives you a closer look at the floats and the festivities thatre coming. this weekend. >> with their power tools and their paint brushes, crews are hard at work transforming these floats into majestic landscapes with mythical creatures. for the year of the dragon, the disco dragon. >> i had a team of five people for three weeks, hand gluing every one of these mirrors onto this hand-carved dragon. >> expect floats, elaborate costumes, festive firecrackers, san francisco's chinatown will hold its beloved chinese new year parade this saturday. it starts at second and market and ends at kearny and columbia. big names and familiar faces will be a part of the parade. who are you? awkwafina? the rapper and actress will be the grand marshal. >> we're very excited about that. she really bring a lot of attention to new eyeballs to our parade. >> former mayor willie brown will be the honorary marshal to usher in the year of the dragon. >> the dragon is the most powerful sign in the chinese 12 year zodiac. it is. it's strange . it's successful. it's powerful

suzanne. >> dan.ity leaders are trying to remain optimistic, but this is clearly a big blow for san francisco. and 400 macy's store employees. and it's also a big disappointment for many shoppers. i'm really sad about that, christine anderson can't believe the latest news about the macy's store in san francisco's union square. >> i'm sad about it. union square, i mean, this is the heart of the city, anderson says. >> when it comes to shopping, she's old school. she prefers to shop in person. >> i need to touch it. i need to see

. >> for more on today's announcement and its impact, let's go to abc7 news reporter suzanne phan suzannehris and larry city leaders are trying to remain optimistic, but this is clearly a big blow for san francisco and for hundred macy's store employees and it's also a big disappointment for many shoppers. i'm really sad about that, christine anderson can't believe the latest news about the macy's store in san francisco's union square. >> i'm sad about it. union square, i mean, this is the heart of the city, anderson says. >> when it comes to shopping, she's old school. she prefers to shop in person. >> i need to touch it. i need to see it. >> macy's says 150 of its stores will close over the next three years. 50 of them by the end of this year. the union square location will not be part of the first 50 closures. mayor london breed says macy's is selling the property at union square and will remain open until after the sale or transition. the mayor says the move has nothing to do with what's happening in downtown san francisco

suzanne >> larry, i can tell you those helicopters just left about 5 or 10 minutes ago.ere all hoping to catch a glimpse of the president for the very first time. one woman says her hands were shaking because she was so excited. here's a closer look at how things looked. a short while ago. as we mentioned, the president was here. we had seven. helicopter was fly in circling the area. one of them marine one with the president. they all landed here at the marina green and then of course, his motorcade took him to a private fundraising campaign a short distance away. he left, like i said, just a few minutes ago. now, we can tell you that today we hear from people in the area about what biden is hoping to accomplish. >> and yeah, it's just cool. different and kind of exciting. >> at marina green, lots of barricades and security and people eager for president. joe biden's arrival. >> it's exciting that, uh, i can maybe observe him from the distance. >> the president attends two fundraisers in san francisco. >> as long as he's doing what he's got to do to

that >> speaking of the hits trump could take, suzanne, you know his ego well.e seen the brand he's built as a successful businessman around his ego. as someone who has followed trump four years, how do you think these legal losses stack up in that sense, in the damage it would do to him reputationally, and as someone who may declare bankruptcy running for president as a successful businessman, with this, yet again, a bankruptcy charge or bankruptcy filing? >> right. first of, all to step back on a few things. the legal fees, right now, are largely being paid by his pack. he is not having to pick up the tab on a corporate level yet. one of the reasons people sort of speculate he's running for president is to -- >> keep raising funds, yeah. >> yeah, yeah. keep raising the funds on it. that is a huge incentive for him. the other thing is i don't see right, now from where i, said that he's looking at bankruptcy. these are big buying is coming. and he can't fund-raise for them. i am not sure how far that's going to go. but he's got valuable assets he can sell. i thi

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england's mel reid has been named as one of suzann pettersen�*s four vice captain's for this year's solheimame laura davies, anna nordqvist, and caroline martens as vice—captains for the prestigious biennial competition. europe will be bidding to keep the trophy for an historic fourth time when it takes place in virginia, in september. french president emmanuel macron is set to inaugurate the newly—built olympic village on thursday, as paris prepares for the 2024 games. it'll be home to ia,000 athletes and officials during the games, and 9,000 during the paralympics. it's been built in one of france's poorest areas, the suburb of saint—denis, which is also home to the national stadium, the stade de france. apartments vary in size but hold a maximum of eight people. the beds are made from cardboard — yet can withstand a maximum weight of 250 kilograms. they will be recycled after the olympics are over. just before we go, a reminder of our top story on sportsday — chelsea, liverpool, manchester united, and wolves have all booked their place in the fa cup quarter finals, and it means that manc

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england's mel reid has been added to european solheim cup captain suzann pettersen's line—up of vice—captainsix—time let winner, joins dame laura davies, anna nordqvist and caroline martens as vice—captains for the prestigious biennial competition. europe will be bidding to keep the trophy for a historic fourth time when it takes place in virginia, in september. you can get all the latest sports news at from the bbc sport app, orfrom our website — that's bbc.co.uk/sport. from me and the rest of the team at the bbc sport centre, goodbye. you're watching bbc news. russian opposition leader alexei navalny�*s widow yulia has been addressing the european parliament, saying her husband was tortured for three years on president putin's orders before he was murdered. yulia navalnaya said his body had also been abused. turning to the war in ukraine, she said mr putin was not a politician but a "mobster" and head of an organised crime gang. she said negotiations and sanctions were of no use, and instead the eu should go after the lawyers and financers who allow putin to operate. we can watch that speec

suzanne, thank you for joining me as always. our house expert, please stick around, because i do want to get your reaction to neuro porting. more breaking news about one of the other cases that trump is facing that went down in florida. it is about a locked closet any secret room down at mar-a-lago that the fbi reportedly did not check when searching for trump's classified documents. that's up. plus, half the legal team that had beat donald trump twice will be there to discuss the single most important thing that resulted in his conviction. that is next. conviction. that is next. with the majority of my patients with sensitivity i see irritated gums and weak enamel. sensodyne sensitivity gum and enamel it relieves sensitivity helps restore gum health and rehardens enamel. i am a big advocate of recommending things that i know work. hey, brent! if you had to choose, would you watch paint dry or compare benefits plans? compare benefits. gusto makes it easier to find the right plan for my team. i think i'm going to need new glasses

england's mel reid has been added to european solheim cup captain suzann pettersen�*s line—up of vice—captainsar's tournament in the usa. the 36—year—old, who is a six—time let winner, joins dame laura davies, anna nordqvist and caroline martens as vice—captains for the prestigious biennial competition. europe will be bidding to keep the trophy for a historic fourth time when it takes place in virginia, in september. how about this for a finish in the nba between cleveland cavaliers and the dallas mavericks? with the mavs leading by one point, with less than three seconds on the clock, max strus took a shot from 59 feet and made it for a 121—119 victory. it's officially the second longest buzzer beater in nba history. you can tell what it means by those celebrations. great scenes. that is all the sport for now. you can stay right up to date using the bbc sport website and app. it is back to sarah now at the bbc news centre. you're watching bbc news. ijust want i just want to bring some ijust want to bring some breaking news. a man has been convicted of murdering emma caldwell, 18 years after p

abc seven news reporter suzanne fawn was there.re's a lot pride in oakland, especially at saturday's five hour fans fest block party at jack london square. >> the oakland 68 and last dive bar hosted the event. let's go oakland. abc news sports anchor casey pratt was the master of ceremonies as fans enjoyed the music, food and festivities and connected with former players. >> it's great to come out here and be a part of it and just be around the fans who support me so much, and whether the a stay or go to las vegas after this year, the fans fest was about having fun and showing support. >> organizers say fan fest is a celebration of oakland sports, local businesses and our community. >> it's incredible to get everyone together with last dive bar 68, oakland, oakland roots. >> i think the city deserves major sport teams, minor sports teams, however you want to put it, they have a great fan base here and there's a lot of history. >> while many fans are heartbroken and upset about the future of the a's, san today's fans fest was about

suzanne, thank you for joining me as always. our house expert, please stick around, because i do want to get your reaction to neuro porting. more breaking news about one of the other cases that trump is facing that went down in florida. it is about a locked closet any secret room down at mar-a-lago that the fbi reportedly did not check when searching for trump's classified documents. that's coming up. plus, half the legal team that had beat donald trump twice will be there to discuss the single most important thing that resulted in his conviction. that is next. is next. wait for insurance to approve a test or approve a medication. we didn't have to worry about any of those things thanks to the donations. and our family is forever grateful because it's completely changed our lives. your best defense against erosion and cavities is strong enamel. nothing beats it. i recommend pronamel active shield because it actively shields the enamel to defend against erosion and cavities. i think that this product is a game changer for my pati

abc seven news reporter suzanne phan gives you a closer look at the floats and festivities planned. reporter. with and their paintbrush, crews are hard at work transforming these floats into majestic landscapes with mythical creatures for the year of the dragon. >> the disco dragon i had a team of five people for three weeks, hand gluing every one of these mirrors onto this hand-carved dragon. >> expect floats, elaborate costume, and festive firecrackers. san francisco's chinatown will hold its beloved chinese new year parade this saturday. it starts second in market and ends at kearny and columbia. big names and familiar faces will be a part of the parade. who are you? awkwafina, the rapper and actress will be the grand marshal. >> we're very excited about that . she really bring a lot of attention to new eyeballs, to our parade. >> former mayor willie brown will be the honorary marshal to usher in the year of the dragon. >> the dragon is the most powerful sign in the chinese 12 year zodiac. it is its strength, and it's successful. it's powerful and it's very wise for chinatown, th

and, suzanne craig, pulitzer prize-winning investigative reporter for the new york times. suzanne, you reminded me -- i left out of this well over 500 million dollar burden that donald trump is facing, he owes you some money, doesn't he? >> i almost forgot about it in all the hubbub today. but he owes the new york times legal fees for suing us over a story that ran in 2018 that won the pulitzer prize. our portion of the lawsuit was tossed out and he's been ordered to pay our legal fees and we're still waiting. >> which runs about $400,000? >> 400,000. >> and he hasn't paid. i don't get it? >> he's got other appeal it, put the money up -- >> so are you worried about the new york times and getting its $400,000 now that there is more than half a billion in front of him that they're trying to collect? >> there is a lot narrow, it's incredible. >> what does donald trump have to do to get the money he needs just to mop the appeal? >> we don't know quite yet because we don't know exactly how much cash she has on hand. that is a snapshot of any divot given day of how many could ha

abc seven news reporter suzanne fawn was there. yes there's a lot of pride in oakland, especially at saturday's five hour fans fest block party at jack london square. >> the oakland 68 and last dive bar hosted the event. >> let's go oakland. >> abc news sports anchor casey pratt was the master of ceremonies. fans enjoyed the music, food and festival and connected with former players. >> it's great to come out here and be a part of it and just be around the fans who supported me so much, and whether the a's stay or go to las vegas after this year. >> the fans fest was about having fun and showing support. organizers say fan fest is a celebration of oakland sports and local businesses, and our community. >> it's incredible to get everyone together. with last dive bar 68 oakland oakland roots, i think the city deserves major sports teams, minor sports teams, however you want to put it, they have a great fan base here and there's a lot of history. >> while many fans are heartbroken and upset about the future of the a's, saturday's fans

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is justice and intelligence correspondent, ken dilanian, "new york times" investigative reporter, suzanne craig, her 2016 reporting focused on donald trump's taxes and earned her a pulitzer prize. also with us, nbc news investigations correspondent, tom winter, and msnbc legal analyst, lisa rubin. everybody welcome. ken, what happened to the trial? why is it not on the schedule any longer in d.c.? >> it's bowing to the reality that this case has been on hold while we wait for the d.c. appeals court to rule on whether mr. trump is subject to any level of presidential immunity against the charges in this case. since it's widely assumed the appeals court will rule against the former president on the score, the next stop would be the supreme court and that's a process that could take several months. the march 4th date is no longer possible and they're now acknowledging that. the first of trump's four criminal trials may be held this spring in manhattan on the new york state charges of business fraud in connection with hush money payments during the 2016 election. that trial was set for march

suzanne serandon is an actress.rican cinema on behalf of other artists with mike johnson, one of the representatives whose biggest electoral supporter is the group the supporter of israel is talking about aipac. i think it's really a small world here and you may be worried about his work situation, financial resources and things like that, but you have to get out of this bubble. most of the world knows that genocide is happening. according to continuity experts. there are many wars in the world now. it is going on and the international community is not able to stop what is happening. just as he could not stop what happened in syria . half a million people died. therefore , we need to pay more attention to this issue. hassani sadat shabiri, radio and television news agency. it was found to be a step to reduce the dependence on fuel imports, the capacity of gasoline from 4 million to 16 million liters per day, gas oil from 6 million liters per day to 12 million liters per day, the managers of this refinery say that fo

let's take a look. [ knocking ] >> suzanne shukleman >> suzanne shukleman >> who the [ bleep ] are you like that? [ screaming [ grunts ] >> you know jamie dobbs? [ grunts ] do you know jamie dobbs? >> you gutter snipe. >> i should have known it was about that [ bleep ] [ groaning ] >> and mary palavi [ groaning ] >> you shouldn't do that he can't fight back. he can't hit a girl. he's old school. [ groaning ] we just want to locate your friends. they inadvertently took something that belongs to us we don't want to hurt them >> they're not my friends. hurt 'em as much as you want >> seth: please welcome back to the show our friend beanie feldstein, everybody. [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ [ cheers and appaluse >> seth: why did you just sneak over here? >> i want stefon to be my valentine. [ light laughter ] >> seth: i watched you walk by you just left that for stefon. >> yeah. i left him a little valentine's day treat. >> seth: that's so -- stefon meant a lot to you >> stefon means everything to me >> seth: yeah. >> and my aunt actually got me that exact bobblehead. >> seth: it's really nice

but let's talk about the myth of the guy who, as you just heard suzanne craig say, inherited more from likes to admit. is not a self made as he'd like to admit. it has had a lot of his wealth built on at least some fraud. the myth of donald trump that a lot of people follow is still not broken. for others, it is. what's the sense of it to you? do you have a sense that, you know, the emperor has no clothes? has the real donald trump been exposed now? >> i'd like to think -- i'd like to thank. so i'm not certain of that. absolutely not. because, you know, exposed to whom? to the normal people? intelligent people? thinking people? caring people? no, we do all this before. before he was even accused. but it exposed to his supporters, no, nothing is gonna change his supporters. two kinds of supporters, the one that's walking locks depp with maga guys. and wealthy people, who don't care what happens to that constitution as long as their taxes are low, and there's no regulation. there's no regulation of anything. >> i'm glad you said that, because that's where a lot of people stand right now.

suzanne craig, thank you as well. >>> up next, everybody, a moving tribute at a texas mega church, oneek after a shooter opened fire at a sunday service. >>> plus, more extreme weather headed for the west coast. the new system that could bring flooding and mudslides to an area already drenched with rain this year. you're watching "josÉ diaz-balart reports." we'll be right back. rts. we'll be right back. want luxury hair repair that doesn't cost $50? pantene's pro-vitamin formula repairs hair. as well as the leading luxury bonding treatment. for softness and resilience, without the price tag. if you know... you know it's pantene. known for following your dreams. known for keeping with tradition. known for discovering new places. no one wants to be known for cancer, but a treatment can be. keytruda is known to treat cancer. fda-approved for 16 types of cancer, including certain early-stage and advanced cancers. one of those cancers is early-stage non—small cell lung cancer. keytruda may be used with certain chemotherapies before surgery when you have early-stage lung cancer, which can be

that judge engoron decided, same new york civil fraud case, but also to our friend and colleague, suzanneturns and other financial information to show that his financial picture was not what he portrayed it to be to the american public. >> they also quote suzanne craig's investigative work, saying trump maintained a long history of attempting to skirt his debts, adding between 1990 and 2009 his company declared bankruptcy six times, and trump's motion should be denied because he has not established the requisite strong likelihood of success in reducing the jury award. is part of his argument, hold on, i'm going to try and get this jury award reduced and in the meantime, let's put this all on hold. and she's saying that's essentially, they're saying it's a joke. >> let me take this apart for you. in the ordinary course, in order to obtain a stay, one of the factors is you have to show you're likely to succeed on the merits of your argument. trump saying you should stay this indefinitely while i pursue post trial motions including a motion to reduce the judgment, unlikely to win, the case l

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this is no miles of said, suzanne versus armentaros. this is one of the well from the urban artist, the bushman collective are willing to take risks and challenges, stablish neurons in order to become the voice of the community. as in the case of michael cool, the floating houses of lagos without getting paid for it. so we go out to the street. so we paints things over the right words of inspiration. it's things i believe, the importance and it's something i tried to push driving around because you can see that urban art is flourishing in the city. but is it good or bad? the brands and now jumping on the bandwagon and using nero's to showcase their campaigns or brands, able to incorporate visual artists into the platform for supporting the odds in different ways. now, because it's not just focused on the categories setting for the klein, cushman and his collective, the matter is clear, transforming inaccessible places into our faces. but why that his goal to bridge the gap and create connections to art in the 1st place? the most sounds