the addition of penthouse units just smacks of greed. a high end complex in the middle of a working class neighborhood also carries with it the risk of green gentrification. once the 17,000 square foot community corner is developed, it teachers library, firefighters, police officers and the working class members of this city already working here could benefit from affordable housing. the developers need to honor their initial plans to build a portion of affordable units that could make many lives easier. sadly, the clear reality is the developers don't care about community or providing anything affordable, and that making a ton of cash is their ultimate goal, leaving us with the problems. this luxury condo complex will create pollution, road erosion, gentrification, traffic and congestion. to conclude, i ask you to reject these updates and direct the owners to commit to their initial plans. we do not want another san bruno avenue and woolsey debacle. thank you. okay last call for public comment. seeing no requests to speak to your request

there are things like the square footage of a penthouse apartments, where they say the value is based on the size and the square footage and the price for square foot, and they put on a piece of paper that the penthouse is worth 30,000 square feet. but, it turns out that penthouse is less than 11,000 square feet, so they tripled the size of that. that is an objective measure. so, therefore, they triple the value. >> square feet is kind of aspirational in new york. a lot of new york dream of being more square footage. >> i just think there is some objective. there is a lot of objective factors. yes, we do. this one of objective factors that they are going to point to, that's really goes to the heart of this case and how unfair the business dealings were. it takes money to make money, and he unfairly got money by lying about the value of things, the size of things, et cetera, so that he can then go and continue to invest. that of course, when it suited him the opposite direction, like for tax purposes, he does not want to pay his fair share of taxes, so he would underinflate a values. t

he lived in the penthouse in the bahamas in alameda.rested at the mansion and luxury lifestyle is feeding heavily into the prosecution's case that his wealth was built on lies. this is an opening statement, hung out with celebrity like tom brady, bill clinton, the money he was spending to build his empire is money he was stealing from ftx customers. the liberty connections used to bolster false credibility. the prosecution says sam bank superman-fried played the commercial in court and multiple witnesses cited them as underscoring safety on the platform. one witness called yesterday was a victim of a traitor who lost $100,000 in the ftx downfall. he argued he never would have invested if he had known his money would be used for other things but his friends pressed him. you can see how they are trying to bring doubt into the doors mind. a lot of evidence from the prosecution's financial documents, codeing, a lot of stuff steeped in the block chain on crypto, they have to be careful to be very clear they don't confuse the jury. back to yo

him again who would be the director, and he is the producer, excuse me... the producer is from the penthoused he answered so proudly, i agreed with one hollywood director, a hollywood director, she is so noticeable even on the radio that she was dumbfounded and asked again, and that we don’t have directors capable of filming the young guard, he he said a brilliant phrase, well, which only maybe i noticed, only an american hollywood director, he answered: can make a good action film. do you represent the young action guard? but as a result of the fact that hollywood has become an educator, our thinking has become ingrained, you know, i repeat the same legend from concert to concert, it’s ancient, i love ancient wisdom, because when these wisdoms were composed, there was no money, they were composed from the heart, so it is said that the earth is a living being, and the continents of the country perform the function of an organ. our planet, for example, russia is designated the brain of the earth, russia did not exist, but this is part of the earth, which is now designated under russia in this

there was another reason he avoided the luxe penthouse, his give, caroline henderson, a former wall streetharge of running alameda research, bankman-fried's privately held trading firm. >> so the romance between sam and caroline goes sideways. how does that impact what happens to ftx and alameda research? >> coincidentally the romance more than goes sideways. they have a falling out where they're not speaking to each other. she's not speaking t to him at precisely the time crypto collapses. >> explain why it's a problem. >> it's a problem because alameda research is one of the traders on ftx. >> translation, though bankman-fried owned the ftx exchange, he was also trading crypto on ftx through his own business, alameda research. >> he was gambling in his own casino. and it created conflicts of interest. >> he owns the casino but still gambling? >> yes. he didn't stop gambling. >> the value of crypto had been eroding throughout the summer of 2022, then came a one-two punch, a leak of alameda's unflattering balance sheet in early november and days later jiang pen shahho took to twitter to qu

take the trump tower penthouse. the state says the trump organization inflated its value by some $200 million, declaring it was it was 30,000 square feet. but the attorney general's team showed trump's signature on a document certifying the apartment is actually a third that size, 11,000 square feet. and while trump said mar-a-lago was worth up to $600 million, the state contends its assessed value was actually no more than $27 million. and they played video from the deposition of trump's former lawyer and fixer michael cohen, who says he and former chief financial officer allen weisselberg artificially boosted the value of certain properties at trump's direction if, say, he wanted to move up on the forbes list of the wealthiest people. >> mr. trump would call allen and i into the office, and let's say it said he was worth $6 billion. well, he wanted to be higher on the forbes list, and he then said, "i'm actually not worth $6 billion, i'm worth seven. in fact, i think it's actually now worth $8 billion with everythi

katie: is that like the penthouse of the ship? tom: it is not the penthouse. s scheduled to return monday. he would want a data check. some real attention moving from the 1819 level the last 48 hours. you see this critically through the market when they are trying to correlate for this you. the dollar stronger. i'm going to take out dollar. euro-yen 1.54. lisa: the macro story, we have not hit the tipping point. what i'm looking at is for the micro trends. which is why i was hinging on ups. revenue fell almost 13%, below expectations. the shares are lower by 2.5%. the shares were already lower it 15% year-to-date. we are looking at a company that sees revenues declining. this is going to be a real question. is this macro or specific execution? katie: this is a labor story as well. they signed the new contract with the teamsters. it is frontloaded in the first year. it is going to hit profit margins. tom: meta-making -- ups is making under $.10 a dollar. there profit is one third or one quarter of facebook. it is a different world. lisa: well said. you are seein

the trump tower penthouse in mid town, manhattan, was listed at 30,000 square feet but in reality thes only 11,000 square feet. you could gain off that in terms of a better interest rate, perhaps, or better insurance costs. meanwhile down in florida the mar-a-lago mansion and club, which is massive, and sits on some of the best real estate in america had been valued around 18 or 20 million and that would suggest that that value in this case was severely underestimated on behalf of the judge. the trump team, they were shooting out tweets all week after this ruling last week saying there is no -- this is a property in excess of $3 hundred million. democrats, james and the judge have argued the case that you hang on is the estimated size of the trump tower penthouse. those are some of the competing sides right now in these arguments. >> gillian: the trump defense team in all this is claiming when it comes to mar-a-lago, it is actually worth 50 to 100 times the $18 million amount that the judge determined in the preliminary ruling. so there a quite a gap between how the two sides see the

are getting an inside look of what happened at ftx during the collapse in the office and the $30 million penthousesam bankman-fried shared with his executives. ed: one interesting piece from the prosecution standpoint is what he is saying when he learned about the financial difficulties that ftx was in, what did we learn? hannah: it was an extremely stressful situation firm and it was dead -- it was devastating. he flipped early on bankman-fried. we know that he had a close personal relationship with sam bankman-fried's younger brother. ed: what was interesting to me was the timing of this, he says he only learned about the $8 billion hole in the company balance sheet two months before everything fell apart. where are we in the trial? i know it is hard to weigh the evidence. are we in -- near the end of the process of what we expect to come? hannah: the latest estimate for the verdict is november 8. we have the potential witness list but that could be adjusted. there are many colorful characters and people close to sam bankman-fried who are set to testify. caroline: but we are also getting is a st

here introntal addition at the penthouse floor. remove 2 chimneys and replace gutters and spout. 20220329, 1124 and we will hear from the appellate first who is on zoom. mr. garfinkel, welcome you have 7 minutes. you are on mute. we can't hear you. can you hear me you in. >> yes, thank you. >> i'm in jordan a long distance. i have previously attempted contact the owners and the architects by phone and e mail they have refused to talk to me that is one reasons why we are here. the other one is this they we went to the planning department. we had a hear and they approved the plans. and the architect stated under oath that he would abide by the plans. but the -- he -- drew new plans and issued them merchandise 30 in 23. and than i were approved in august 23. that is why the delay in the me. new plans do not include what was previously approved at the planning department. specifically the windows on the north elevation facing mine. were fixed and obscure the now plan approved do not show that. even though the architect stated at the pla

central one was able to take television, one can draw... the conclusion that this is not at all the penthouseelensky’s apartment was described in the press, more than 100 meters of concrete overlooking the sea. there is a swimming pool, though, it’s shared roof. the apartment is conventionally divided into two living areas, this large living room, over there, apparently a bedroom, partially renovated, here and there there are tiles from the property, this is the bathroom and several toilets. the starting price of the lot at the auction is 26 million with a market value of more than 100, interesting details. if you look at the date of manufacture of these bags of cement, you can understand that the repair work here took place at the very height of vladimir zelsky’s election campaign, and here we need to remember. which zelsky gave to the ukrainians during the war 7 months to recapture crimea, spend a summer vacation here in 2023, and finally, almost take revenge for the yaltica conference held in 1945 in the levodia palace, which can be seen directly from this balcony, a reality for the whole

remember the $35 million penthouse where all the leadership team lived?ion shared text messages between the witness and spf for the former crypto king assured him residents being paid for by alalameda. to the prosecution, the nature of this business can be very complicated. the prosecution adding into the weeds on anything from how transactions were on the platform to the nitty-gritty behind the code of it all. spf was informed of the messiness early on and showed concern for what that meant. the prosecution has of not confusing the jury is a tall one and the impact of not doing that correctly is you've got 12 jurors in the liberation room confused. back to you. neil: all it takes is one. kelly o'grady in new york city. we had the initial hit on all crypto investments when everything was going down. seeing a lot of crypto related assets, down since then. evan, what do you make of the crypto fallout postbankman-fried, not like bitcoin disappeared. it was well over $28,000 a coin. what do you make of it? >> this is what i expected. last millions of dollars

the defendant. they dated off and on for a number of years and even live together in a $30 million penthouse in them both companies. she told the jury yesterday that she had sam bankman—fried committed financial crimes together. she said dated billions of dollars from ftx customer funds and used to pay for investment and to pay back investors —— she said they took billions of dollars. she has pleaded guilty and is working with the prosecution, sam bankman—fried has pleaded not guilty to fraud and conspiracy charges. it is an astonishing case, not only looking into what went wrong and where the money went but it could determine how crypto is regulated going forward. you were in court yesterday, did anything standout to you as particularly remarkable? so you as particularly remarkable? sr much about this case centres you as particularly remarkable? srs much about this case centres on the relationship between the research company and ftx. the heads of each of those companies, sam bankman—fried and ellison, were personally close. she said she felt deferential towards him and awkward around him, that it

the two were close, having dated off and on over a couple of years, and having lived together in a penthousexecutives from both companies. but after arriving in court on tuesday, ms alison was asked to look out into the courtroom and point out mr bankman—fried, and she couldn't immediately recognise him. she took more than ten seconds to stand, look, turn, crane her head, before finally identifying mr bankman—fried in a suit. in her testimony, she described feeling deferential to mr bankman—fried and at that time she felt awkward, both because she was dating her boss, and because she felt neglected in their personal relationship. she also said that she ran all major decisions by him. when asked, did you commit any crimes while at alameda research, she answered, yes, we did, including mr bankman—fried. ms ellison's testimony squarely put mr bankman—fried in the decision—maker's chair. she will be back in the stand on wednesday. will be back in the stand on wednesday-— wednesday. erin delmore reporting- _ in other news making headlines before we go, birkenstock is set to make its debut on the

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in new york, lawyers for the state argued the trump organization inflated the value of the trump tower penthouse by some $200 million. and while trump said mar a lago was worth up to $600 million, the state says its assessed value was no more than 27 million. >> as the attorney general's office says, trump inflated his net worth to get better terms on loans and on insurance. trump's lawyers say real estate values even square footage, are subjective and says the trump properties are mona lisa properties, suggesting their price less. >> the former president, using familiar language to describe yesterday's proceedings. >> so very simply put, it's a witch hunt. it's a disgrace. his son eric on fox news overnight, claiming the trial is designed to keep his father off the campaign trail. >> they want to have my father spend tens and tens and tens of millions of dollars so he's distracted so he can't be in south carolina and he can't be in iowa and he can't be in nevada. the former president is not expected to testify for several weeks. >> philadelphia police are searching for a killer after an lgbtq a

today the government describing that empire as a house of cards prosecutors alleging bankman-fried funneled billions of customer funds from ftx and used them to buy penthouses in the bahamas, make political donations, and bail out bad bets at his hedge fund. prosecutors told the jury he knowingly lied to customers and tried to cover up the scheme. >> prosecutors know they probably won't be able to explain cryptocurrency completely to this jury so instead, they're going to distill it down to a simple case of fraud >> reporter: bankman-fried has pleaded not guilty to seven criminal counts of fraud and conspiracy his lawyers today painted him as a hard-working nerd who was acting in good faith and made what he thought were fair business decisions, adding that it's not a crime to run a company into bankruptcy or to pay tom brady to be in your commercials. >> i didn't ever try to commit fraud on anyone. i didn't knowingly commingle funds. >> reporter: last year after ftx fell apart but before his arrest, bankman-fried sat down with cnbc. >> i made a lot of mistakes, things i would give anything to be able to do over again. >> kate joining us now. who are the key

the young entrepreneur, who founded the crypto currency exchange ftx and ran it from a penthouse in ther business correspondent erin delmore reports. sam bankman—fried was once the poster boy for cryptocurrency, amassing billions by aged 30, hobnobbing with the celebrities he paid to market his companies. it's a safe and easy way to get into crypto. uh...| don't think so. and calling for greater oversight of the unregulated crypto industry. he founded two companies — a crypto exchange called ftx, that customers use to convert conventional currencies into cryptocurrencies, such as bitcoin, and to store and trade their funds, and alameda research, an investment fund. both saw a swift rise with ftx becoming the second largest crypto exchange in the world. but then, a stunning fall, when ftx and alameda collapsed and filed for bankruptcy nearly a year ago. customers lost billions of dollars. mr bankman—fried was arrested in the bahamas and extradited to the us. now, he's on trial here in manhattan, charged with stealing the money customers deposited on ftx in order to prop up the investment

he exaggerated the size of his penthouse apartment in trump tower by 200%. al began, the judge had already found donald trump and his two sons liable for fraudulently inflating the value of their properties. so these proceedings are to determine just how big the fines will be. this is a civil case, so they won't go to jail, but they could end up a lot poorer. this is one of donald trump's prized possessions, a0 wall st, at the heart of new york's financial district. when he bought it, he said it was the greatest property deal in history. if he loses this case, he could have it taken away from him, and with that, a whole chunk of his self—proclaimed reputation as a property genius. gary o'donoghue, bbc news, new york. the former manchester city and england striker francis lee has died at the age of 79. mr lee scored 148 goals in over 300 appearances during an eight—year spell at city. he will be remembered as one of manchester city boss mike all—time greats. —— manchester city's all—time greats. for hundreds of years oysters were in plentiful supply around the

he exaggerated the size of his penthouse apartment in trump tower by 200%. he may have claimed to be $2 billion richer than he really is. lawyers for the former president have argued that property valuations vary a lot, even claiming the size of an apartment can be subjective — something the judge called absurd. this is one of donald trump's prize possessions, a0 wall street, at the heart of new york's financial district. if he loses this case, he could have it taken away from him, and with it a whole chunk of his self—proclaimed reputation as a property genius. and more than that, some of his licences to do business here have already been suspended, threatening to end his new york business career for ever. gary o'donoghue, bbc news, new york. our north america correspondent, nada tawfik, is in new york with the latest. well, donald trump's appearance in person here at the court certainly changed the tone of proceedings. he came here speaking to the press no less than three times, slamming the case as a sham and directly attacking the judge and the attorney

there are things, like, the square footage of a penthouse apartment where they say the value is based on the size and the square footage and the price per square foot and they put on a piece of paper that the pent house is actually 30,000 square feet. but it turns out that that penthouse is less than 11,000 square feet. so, they tripled the size of that. and that's an objective measure, right? so, therefore they tripled the value -- >> square feet is kind of aspirational is new york. there's a lot of new yorkers dream -- we all dream about more square footage. >> i just think that there's some objective -- there are a lot of objective factors -- yes, we do. there are a lot of objective factors that they are going to point to that really goes to the heart of this case and how unfair his business dealings were. it takes money to make money, and he unfairly got money by lying about the value of things, the size of things, et cetera, so that he can then go and continue to invest that. and then of course when it suited him the opposite direction, like for tax purposes, he doesn't want to p

he exaggerated the size of his penthouse apartment in trump tower by 200%. $2 billion richer than he really is. lawyers for the former president have argued that property valuations vary a lot, even claiming the size of an apartment can be subjective — something the judge called absurd. this is one of donald trump's prize possessions, a0 wall street, at the heart of new york's financial district. if he loses this case, he could have it taken away from him, and with it a whole chunk of his self—proclaimed reputation as a property genius. and more than that, some of his licences to do business here have already been suspended, threatening to end his new york business career for ever. gary 0'donoghue, bbc news, new york. water companies in england and wales have announced they want to increase customers' bills to pay for upgrades and reduce sewer discharges. they say the increase would allow spending on infrastructure to almost double to £96 billion. the average annual bill would go up by £81; in 2025 if the regulator 0fwat approves the plans, and it would mean

the defendant. they dated off and on for a number of years and even lived together in a $30 million penthouse in theutives from both companies. she told the jury yesterday that she and sam bankman—fried committed financial crimes together. she said they took billions of dollars from ftx customer funds and used to pay for investment and to pay back lenders, she said they took billions of dollars. she has pleaded guilty and is working with the prosecution, sam bankman—fried has pleaded not guilty to fraud and conspiracy charges. it is an astonishing case, not only looking into what went wrong and where the money went but it could determine how crypto is regulated going forward. you were in court yesterday, did anything stand out to you as particularly remarkable? so much about this case centres on the relationship between the research company and ftx. the heads of each of those companies, sam bankman—fried and ellison, were personally close. she said she felt deferential towards him and awkward around him, that it was difficult for her to be dating her boss. she said she looked to him for all major de

bender tesified about financial documents, including discrepancies in the price of ivanka trump's penthousecbs chief election and campaign correspondent robert costa was in the courtroom during the hearing. he described the scene for us. there was a tense scene inside the courthouse behind me when trump entered the room. the former president did not even look at the attorney general, letitia james, who was sitting in the first row. then he took his seat up near thejudge, sitting alongside his lawyers, and as the government made its case, issued its opening statement, calling the trump organization a fraudulent organisation, you could see the former president cross his arms and shake his head in disgust, because, for him, this was deeply personal, according to the sources who have spoken with me today, long—time confidants of trump. they say this is not just a company to him, this is something intertwined with his life, his political career, his brand, and that's why he decided to show up today. he did not need to show up. he did this voluntarily. a short time ago, i spoke about all of this

the lawyers for the state argue the trump organization inflated the value of the trump tower penthouse by some 200 million. the former president said mar-a-lago was worth up to $600 million. the state says its assessed value was no more than 27 million. his son, eric on fox news overnight , claiming the trial is designed to keep his father off of the campaign trail. >> they want to have my father spend tens and tens and tens of millions of dollars so he's distracted so he can't be in south carolina and he can't be in iowa and he can't be in nevada. trump's lawyers say real estate values, even square footage, are subjective and says the trump properties are, quote, mona lisa properties, suggesting they're priceless. >> the trial could result in trump being forced to give up control of his signature properties in new york. so we will follow this one closely. camassei. >> thanks, jobina. today, hunter biden returns to a delaware courtroom, where he is expected to plead not guilty to gun charges. these are the same charges leveled by a special counsel that negotiated a plea deal earlier th

he exaggerated the size of his penthouse apartment in trump tower by 200%. y is. before the trial began, the judge had already found donald trump and his two sons liable for fraudulently inflating the value of their properties. so these proceedings are to determine just how big the fines will be. this is a civil case, so they won't go to jail, but they could end up a lot poorer. this is one of donald trump's prized possessions, 40 wall st, at the heart of new york's financial district. when he bought it, he said it was the greatest property deal in history. if he loses this case, he could have it taken away from him, and with that, a whole chunk of his self—proclaimed reputation as a property genius. gary o'donoghue, bbc news, new york. and as donald trump left court for lunch this is what he said. one doesn't have to be a lawyer to see the danger to anyone doing business in the empire state. anybody that does business in new york state is crazy. when you have a radical left attorney—general like letitia james, a disgrace to our country, who got elected on th

lawyers for the state argued that the trump organization inflate the value of the trump tower penthousellion was the former president said mar a lago was worth up to $600 million, the state says its assessed value was no more than 27 million. his son, eric on fox news overnight, claiming the trial is designed to keep his father off the campaign trail. >> we want to have my father spend tens and tens and tens of millions of dollars so he's distracted so he can't be in south carolina and he can't be in iowa and he can't be in nevada. >> trump's lawyers say real estate values even square footage, and they're subjective here is what he's saying and says the trump properties are, quote, mona lisa properties, suggesting they're priceless. the trial could result in trump being forced to give up control of his signature properties in new york, which would be a very big development there. >> jobina. thank you. tens of thousands of kaiser permanente workers on the west coast and in the d.c. area could go on strike tomorrow. employees and kaiser are working to avoid what could be the largest healt

the two were close. having dated off and on over a couple of years and on over a couple of years and having lived together in a penthouseing in court on tuesday, she was asked to look out into the courtroom and point mr bankman freed, and she couldn't immediately recognise him. she took more than ten seconds to stand, look, turn, crane her head, before finally identifying mr bankman freed in a suit. she described feeling differential to mr sam bankman—fried. she felt awkward both because she was dating her boss and because she felt neglected in their personal relationship. she also said she ran all major decisions by him. when asked, did you commit any crimes while at the company, she answered yes, we did, including sam bankman—fried. their testimony squarely put mr bankman freed in the decision maker's chair. she will be back on the stand on wednesday. aaron delmore there who is keeping a that case for us in new york. let's get some of the day's other news now. the european union has written a strongly—worded letter to elon musk, the owner of x — formerly twitter — warning him that the platform is being used to dissemi

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footage, which only central television was able to take, we can conclude that this is not at all the same penthouseed in the press, more than 100 meters of concrete overlooking the sea, a swimming pool, although there is also a shared one on the roof. the apartment is conventionally divided into two living areas, this large living room, over there, apparently the bedroom, partially renovated, here and there there are tiles from the property, here is a bathroom and several toilets, the starting price of the lot at the auction is 26 million with a market value of more than 100 , an interesting detail, if you look at the date of manufacture of these bags of cement, you can understand that the repair work is here took place in the midst of vladimir zelsky’s election campaign, and here we must remember the promise that zelensky gave to the ukrainians during the ied, to recapture crimea in 7 months, and to spend a summer vacation here. in 2023, finally, almost to take revenge for the yaltica conference held in 1945 in the levadia palace, you can see him right from this balcony, but the reality for the wh

the story. sam bankman—fried once held court with reporters from his $30 million bahamas penthouse. court, marking another turn in the crypto billionaire�*s meteoric rise and cataclysmic fall. he was hailed as a visionary of crypto and someone who was going to take the industry to new heights. now he is an indicted fraudster, who is facing a criminal trial. mr bankman—fried is the founder and former chief executive of the crypto currency exchange, ftx. he is at the centre of what prosecutors are calling one of the biggest financial frauds in us history. prosecutors say he engaged in a years�* long scheme to use billions of dollars of ftx customer money to enrich himself and prop up his crypto hedge fund, alimeter research. along the way he tried to make ftx a household name, from branding sports arenas to buying a super bowl ad. like i was saying, it is ftx, it is a safe and easy way to get into crypto. yeah, i don't think so. but when ftx collapsed in september, more than $8 million in customer funds went missing. he is facing charges including wire fraud, security fraud and money—

for example, one of the things we learned, remember that $35 million bahamas penthouse where the leadershipext messages between this witness, adam, and sam bankman-fried where the former e crypto king assured him that the residence was going to be paid for bilal immediate da. that was ftx's sister fund. al immediate e da. another thing this witness mentioned is that ftx customer assets, when deposited in the early days, were actually sent to annal immediate e da bank account without the customers' knowledge. when you're proving out a fraud charge, that lack of disclosure is very key. the big reveal today from the prosecution's examination is while fixing a bug, this individual was a coder at ftx, he found that alameda owed ftx $8 billion in customer funds. sbf was informed of all of this messiness early on, and he even acknowledged to the witness that ftx was, quote, not bulletproof anymore. the witness asserted he quit because he discovered alameda was using ftx customer money to pay loans. the defense had a chance to cross-examine this witness. theta teased him in questioning that he hear

why were you asking him specifically about the square footage of his penthouse? >> reporter: right, that was the friday campaign stop in los angeles in which i was joining the former president, and you could hear me try to ask him just one of the examples laid out by letitia james is his midtown manhattan trump tower apartment in which they claimed it was 30,000 square feet, in reality, it's 10,000 square feet. the value is $310 million, which is three times more than any apartment has ever been sold in new york city. allen weisselberg told the attorney general's office that at least it was about $200 million over valued but you heard donald trump not directly answer my question, my attempted question to him about the overvaluation. but for donald trump, so much of this is not even about the facts, and we should know in one of the moments he took to the microphone this afternoon, he was talking about the appellate court and i'll let your legal expert, including ken, get more into the details, but donald trump was hoping that the appellate court would delay the tri

ceo of the hedge fund which sam bankman-fried owned 90% of and one of his roommates in the infamous bahamas penthouseedge fund to siphon $8 billion in customer money from the crypto currency exchange. he has pleaded not guilty to seven counts. ellison has pleaded guilty and has not spoken publicly beyond her plea agreement when she admitted to misleading investors. leaked her diaries which resulted in her bail being revoked and put him in jail. in opening statements the defense team tried to shift the blame to ellison saying sbf gave her sole responsibility of the fund and she didn't hedge appropriately. gary wong, co-founder of ftx pleaded guilty, on the stand, said sbf knew about customer money taken and spent illegally. back to you. >> we'll be in touch all day. kate rooney talking about the trial there. coming up after the break, gaming expo in vegas with the ceo of mgm international bill hornbuckle. a lot to talk about from the cyberattack to labor strike, as the-ekock is trying to bounce to a rewe high. stay with us. kate rooney talking about the your record label is taking off. but so is your

person on earth has five bucks and lives , and what will happen to the world, he will endure, if every chinese woman wants, two penthouses like what they have there in the core of the capitalist world, he will endure such, why a chinese woman for the same job gets less than a french woman or an american woman, and what should we do with this world , so they want to throw off this ballast , they want to destroy humanity, and through the transgender, all this dregs and through the war, and i am convinced there, well, in the core, in in fact, i am convinced that there are madmen there who simply do this out of religious fanaticism, out of their own satanism, they want to destroy humanity. in this regard, nuclear weapons no longer become some kind of terrible scarecrow, it seems to me that there are already other ways destruction of humanity today, what do you think about it? no one has yet answered the question of how this will all end and whether they will press a button there, there was such a philosopher zinoviev, he said the secretary of the port committee in the bunker will not succeed, he will most likely kill everyon

listened to an accountant from his company describe how the former president offered his daughter ivanka and son-in-law jared kushner a park avenue penthouse for $8.5 million. trump valued the same apartment far higher, as much as $25 million, just one way new york attorney general letitia james says trump inflated his net worth. >> unfortunately, his entire empire was built on nothing but lies and on sinking sand. >> reporter: trump is not actually required to attend this trial until he's called as a witness, but he is expected to be back here tomorrow. david? >> david: aaron, thank you. >>> now to the urgent manhunt near macon, georgia, tonight. tonight, we have now learned how they got out. we have also learned there were fewer than ten workers at that jail for 800 inmates. abc's steve osunsami from georgia now. >> reporter: federal and state authorities trying to find these escaped georgia inmates explain tonight that the men had help, someone who pulled up to this county jail in this blue dodge challenger earlier in the evening. they were able to escape through a broken second floor window at 3:00 a.m. monday, and then squeezed throug

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judge has already ruled trump committed fraud by grossly overstating the values of prized properties like his trump tower penthouses palm beach estate mar-a-lago, and golf courses across the country. today, trump's attorneys appealed that ruling, asking a higher court to dismiss the case. trump will have to come back here later in the case to testify as a witness, but david, as soon as he left, the whole vibe in the courtroom seemed to relax. david? >> david: aaron, thank you. >>> now, to the investigation after that 9-year-old girl was rescued alive after being abducted in a new york state park. tonight, the young man who claims to be the suspect's son, and what he's now saying about his father. here's stephanie ramos. >> reporter: with the investigation into the kidnapping of 9-year-old charlotte sena heating up, tonight, a neighbor of suspect craig ross jr. claims he came close to abducting her 9-year-old grandson over the summer while they were doing yard work. >> there's a man standing with his back to me, right over him. and right about here, i yelled, "hey, what's going on?" >> reporter: carol brown says th

which belonged to a friend of the zelenskiys and sold it at an auction for 44 million rubles, it caused a certain resonance, well, that’s how i understand it , this is a penthouseon this, well, the fact that they started actively from 2020, well, i would say even from 2021 , it must be said, it must be said that it was taken from the zelennskyi, it is like nationalized property, that is, it was not sold by the zelenskyi family, so that no one had it. now there is a misunderstanding here, yes, yes, indeed, but here , i just want to say that from 2021 they began to actively carry out the so -called nationalization of, let's say, property and private, well, private individuals, including legal entities, well, that's why they are often, and that's it i, i believe that this is, among other things, informational propaganda in order to demonstrate that we nationalized there and they carried it out through the state council, the so-called state council of crimea, and about zelenskyi’s apartment, and about the building of the inter-forest of the crimean tatar people, whom they arrested back in 2014, in the month of september, but i think that this is due to the fact tha