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that's where they take it back to pecker in trump tower. that's why they say trump wanted the daniels payment secret, precisely to hide the other crimes, which he knew were ongoing. so, this jury ends its first day of deliberations discussing these key moments from the prosecution's argument, catch and kill to help trump. now, that is not a pure win for the d.a. but it's not bad either for prosecutors. because remember there have been five weeks, 80 hours of testimony, 22 witnesses, 200 pieces of evidence. we count all this stuff. so, they have options. if they were only asking about michael cohen's credibility or only asking for testimony that went to compliants that trump's lawyers made across exams that showed problems with the d.a.'s witnesses, that would suggest a very different start. instead we can see now for the first time -- and this is new. this is kind of exciting and interesting if you're trying to follow the case -- the very first time we hear what the jury is thinking about. the jury has diversity professionally, ideologicall

he came outside the tower. he pumped his fist on the corner of 56th street, looked around for a second, and walked back in. it is literally copy and paste with the former president. did as a candidate under intense pressure, under what was at that point, david, the worst moment for his first campaign for the white house. and just to see that again as someone that has covered donald trump for that long, from that moment, it really is just an unbelievable image to see again. a day after for another one that was so horrible for him to see him doing that exact thing. i mean, donald trump has a playbook. we know that he talks about every day of his life, being an episode of a tv show. so, it clearly seems like that one was a bit of a rerun, if you will. but just to go back to your other question, david, about reaction from many people around the former president. i've gotten a lot of texts in the last couple of moments here. not surprised, angry, you know, trying to find a way to pivot towards a way to get this camp

and they argue that this alleged conspiracy began with that trump tower meeting. so it appears that the jury, during their nearly four hours of deliberations right now, that this is something that they want to see more closely. what michael cohen and david pecker testified about. now, we're told that the parties are preparing where the judge has said that he'll be in the robing room until the parties are ready to begin. now, he said he's gonna bring the jury and plus alternates, and he is going to read the testimony back to they're not going to get a copy i'll be a bit instead, it's going to be read back to them and he's giving both sides a little bit of time to prepare. he stepped off the bench so this could be a little bit a little bit before they bring the jury back in. it's interesting, they're also keeping the alternates there because the judge said that he may need their services at some point. so the judge has stepped down from the bench and now we wait until everyone comes back in, including the jury, and then they're going to get to hear these specific po

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meeting and the michael cohen testimony on the trump tower meeting. if i made this is a meeting that other people were involved when -- whispered they were not called. what you make of what they are requesting as of rookiemac. >> having been on the receiving end of those notes, it is absolutely impossible to make anything of it. what you don't know is if all 12 want to rehear the testimony or of 11 have already made up their minds and one wants to hear the testimony. you don't know why they want to rehear the testimony. i would imagine, about was a prosecutor i would think if i had to pick something for them to hear, that may be something good. but i would be lying to you if i said any lawyer, maybe the one sitting to the right of me, but if i were prosecutor or defense attorney, i have no idea what is on the jury's mind based on a note, whether it is 11 or one. >> shannon: let me walk through this again, the note comes in, when hear david packard's testimony regarding the phone conversation, number he was running to the national enquirer ami, there w

as well, and it seemed as if it was about pecker and cohen's testimony when it came to that trump tower meeting in 2015. drawing credibility when it comes to pecker and michael cohen. within these limiting instructions, they talk about the fact that pecker struck this -- this deal with the fec along with the fdny, this non-prosecution deal and to use that assess his credibility, not to assess whether or not donald trump is guilty or not guilty, and when it comes to michael cohen as well, yes, in fact, he pled guilty. yes, in fact, he lied under oath. to use those things to assess his credibility, not to use those things to assess whether or not donald trump is guilty or not guilty. they talk about not to draw inferences from the fact the former president decided not to testify, they talked about reasonable doubt. new york election law, federal election law, tax law as well. this all makes up, ana, the 6 to 35-page that judge juan merchan is now reading back to the jury when it comes to these jury instructions. i'm also being told numerous jurors insides jury box right now, four of them

that was the trump tower plot. michael cohen discussing what the payment ultimately made separately to stormy daniels. jurors today requested information specifically on the trump tower meeting and on david pecker, the tabloid chief's conversation with donald trump. prosecution has argued this was the meeting that started it all because they came up with their catch and kill scheme. pecker ran the enquirer. prosecutors have questioned cohen about that meeting on the stand. this is the type of stuff that might be read back out to the your tomorrow. you don't have to wait until tomorrow. what did pecker say he could do for trump's candidacy? cohen recounted he could keep an eye out for anything negative. he would be able to help. know in advance that was coming out and try to stop it from coming out. as i was discussing with david kelly, how much does that match? pecker recounted, quote, i said that anything i hear in the marketplace, if i hear anything, i would notify michael cohen. i will keep reading because this

that testimony involves a meeting at trump tower a little more than a year before 2016 election. donald trump was part of that meeting. they want to hear testimony read back from the former publisher of "the national enquirer" david pecker and michael cohen as well, also at that meeting and his testimony, too. later about an hour the bell ringing again and the jury asking for the judge's instructions read after they were first delivered by the judge. dan abrams is here tonight and aaron katersky at the courthouse leading us off. >> reporter: tonight, the fate of donald trump, the first former president ever to face criminal charges, now in the hands of the jury. less than four hours into deliberations, a bell rang in court, signaling a note from the jurors. they wanted four pieces of question testimony read back to them including testimony from david pecker, who buried stories for trump and one from trump's former fixer michael cohen about a trump tower meeting with trump in august 2015, where prosecutors said the three men hatched a conspiracy to corrupt the 2016 election. an ho

this is the trump tower meeting yes. pecker says, i think he said highly highly confidential, right yes. >> that's correct. said pecker and you wanted to keep the meeting as quiet as possible. i think you use those words to pecker i did. meanwhile, in the courtroom, trump is continuing to pass notes to todd blanche's his defense attorney. the latest one he wrote something thing on a handing it back up three prosecutors are also in there. of course steinglass colangelo's hoffinger, each reading the transcripts from the individual binders, elliott so and one, the wind to keep the meeting secret is obviously important. >> prosecutors would point to that as knowledge of guilt or knowledge of criminality, it's not it's more circumstantial evidence something prosecutors point to also write in the full transcript of the trial, which was three weeks long or four weeks long right before that excerpt that you just read a moment ago from the cohen meeting, the question was now some sometime after the announcement in june and about

hours after former president donald trump vented and lashed out at the judge in the atrium of trump tower it was a rigged trial. we wanted a venue change. where we could have a fair trial. we didn't get it. >> reporter: in 33 minute remarks that snowballed from one grievance to another, trump accused biden of using the justice system as a political weapon against him and others associated with the case. biden fired back with a wholesale defense of the system. speak our justice system has endured for nearly 250 years. and it literally is the cornerstone of america. the justice system should be respected. and we should never allow anyone to tear it down. >> reporter: while he president's campaign has spoken out on the trial, biden himself has often been muted on it. until today. >> the jury heard five weeks of evidence. five weeks. they found donald trump guilty. on all 34 felony counts. not only should he be given the opportunity to appeal the decision as he should just like anybody else. >> reporter: trump's remarks were billed as a press conference but no questions were taken on several

this is what todd blanche said about the august 2015 trump tower meeting.te, they didn't even discuss catch and kill at the august 2015 meeting. mr. pecker told you and mr. cohen didn't dispute that and he went on to continue. it wasn't even discussed at the time the conspiracy was formed. no financial discussion, no discussion about catch and kill. and that made me in real time be like, wait a second, am i remembering david pecker's own testimony and it forces many he to go back to the transcript and when i saw that this was the first question i wasn't too surprised. because as you've read, david pecker testified to you didn't call it catch and kill but he used the word kill. and him talking to michael cohen and donald trump about potentially killing stories as part of this plan that wasn't named catch and kill. so if you're the jury, all of a sudden you hear that from todd blanche in closing arguments, there could have been a dispute over what played out as david pecker was testifying in the very first days of this criminal trial. >> andrew, this makes me

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i'm standing in the lobby of trump tower. we're among many press packed in here waiting to hear the remarks from the former president on the heels of that historic guilty verdict. we expect the comments to start around 11:00 a.m. in just under an hour. already the former president has told fox news digital he plans to fight this verdict. they will appeal. he also told fox news digital this verdict is a stain on the new york judicial system. now today's remarks are a campaign event for trump so perhaps we could hear more from trump speaking to his supporters motivating them to support him in this election. that comes as we are learning just moments ago from the trump campaign that since 6:00 p.m. last night the trump campaign has raised $34.9 million just on the heels of this verdict. whatever trump says today here at trump tower, he is saying it while he remains under judge juan merchan's gag order. of course, we know that prohibits certain comments from him including comments about witnesses in the trial like michael cohen.

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and he's doing it, guys, at the literal scene of the crime here in trump tower.is where david pecker and michael cohen testified that the scheme to influence the 2016 election corruptly as the prosecutors successfully argued was hatched, that david pecker was in donald trump's office 20 some odd floors above me as michael cohen and donald trump asked him what he could do for the campaign and david pecker said i can catch and kill stories. your eyes and ears. i can find negative stories about you before they come to light and i can bury them. that is where donald trump is holding this press conference. it's going to start in about an hour. we don't know what he's going to say. we haven't had prepared remarks, but we do also know what he's going to say because he's been saying it all along, that the system is rigged against him, that the court was rigged against him, that the judge was unfair, the prosecution was unfair. will he go after the jury? he's been gagged and told not to do so. will he do so now? he's claimed wrongly, falsely, that this is a political pros

now they are inside trump tower. his own echo chamber where he is validated, where his grievances are not pushed back or questioned. for him, this is an opportunity -- he knows he has the ability to control the microphone. he has a campaign operation that is precise about not allowing reporters like us anywhere close to access outside of a big environment shouting questions at the end. it's very difficult to put reality checks in front of him now outside of one or two interviews over the course of the year. >> siloing himself. one note for you back there. i followed donald trump for nine years. he looked different. he looked -- i said this yesterday as the verdict was being read. he looked deflated, tired. this is a moment where it's not a civil fine which, by the way, it's a lot of money. this is a criminal conviction on 34 felony counts. it could put him behind bars. there was one point where he raised his hands and dropped them at his waist. i have never seen him do that. the scale of this, the magnitude, the cons

>> todd: fox news alert, expecting to see former president trump leaving trump tower this hour, big day. >> steve: that's right, former president heading back to the courthouse in lower manhattan as the jury deliberates day two. >> ainsley: waiting to see if a verdict comes down today, possibly tomorrow. >> lawrence: eric shawn, what can we expect today? >> yesterday after hour and a half hours of deliberation, jurors had requests, asking for read-back of testimony and re-reading of judge merchan's jury instruction. they asked for testimony from david pecker on trump tower meeting and with michael cohen at that same meeting. pecker on the phone call about karen mcdougal and on paying karen mcdougal. the jury will hear discussions of the meeting where the three hashed out a plan to protect his prejudicial chances. pecker and cohen says trump was in on it and work with cohen in the catch and kill scheme. the jury may be trying to see if cohen and pecker kcorroborate each other. what cohen told has to be backed up by other evidence and the jury asked for testimony about his phone call with

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we go din with former president donald trump ace fury at trump tower today, unleashing after being found guilty on 34 felony counts. tonight here for the first time, president biden breaking his silence on the verdict and what he said about the jurors in this case. abc's rachel scott leading us off. >> reporter: tonight, president biden speaking out for the first time since his rival, former president donald trump, was convicted of 34 felony counts, declaring the verdict should be respected. >> the american principle that no one is above the law was reaffirmed. >> reporter: biden praising the regular americans who sat on the 12-person jury, saying trump was given every opportunity to defend himself and denouncing trump's efforts to undermine the criminal justice system. >> it's reckless. it's dangerous. it's irresponsible. for anyone to say this was rigged just because they don't like the verdict. our justice system. the justice system should be respected, and we should never allow anyone to tear it down. >> reporter: but from trump today, defiance and fury. at trump tower, the former pr

again, the former president donald trump back at trump tower tonight deciding what his next move will be as he continues in this race for president. world news tonight begins right now. >> this has been a special report >> announcer: from abc news world headquarters in new york, this is "world news tonight" with david muir. >> david: good evening, again, everyone. for those who have been joining us for our abc newslive coverage we now join the entire nation with "world news tonight" on this thursday night, a special edition here as we begin with the breaking news, a stunning moment in american history, donald trump, the former president of the united states, found guilty on 34 felony counts, the first former president of the united states convicted on criminal charges. the dramatic turn of the courtroom, the judge signaling he would excuse the jurors for the day. you could see the former president actually joking with his attorney at that point and then jurors telling the judge that they had, in fact, reached a verdict. whiplash in the courtroom. a sudden change in temperature when th

well, the latest stunt, a daring tight rope walk between the two towers. so, this guy, he tracked down the plan in this video who detailed how he got away with it despite millions of dollars spent on security. >> reporter: this is daredevil performance artist ben snyder known as reckless ben on youtube >> it is scary. you get up there, wow. >> reporter: you can see him teetering along the line tied between the two towers, hundreds of feet above the street >> this is the biggest canvas the world has ever seen. >> reporter: an area that is fenced up and filled with law enforcement, given back in march city councilmembers agreed to allot $4 million to cleanup and secure the site. snyder says they were able to distract the police to get in. >> my friend was filming a music video on the other side. they had crazy strobe lights on the other side. guitars and the police went to that site as we were hop >> it is easy to a vade law enforcement. >> a mixed-use development has been vacant four years. as you can see 27 stories filled with graffiti. attracting artists

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true, at first the tower housed a so -called tower reconnaissance point.lding were built with an eye to use for military purposes, and the ministry of defense is nearby. this building was also erected in the first post-war years, and curiously, on the site of the monastery buildings, the architect valentin gusev, the author of the project, decided to preserve them. they set the tone for the entire ensemble and the columns in front of the entrance. gave the building a palace look, it is separated from it by the park named after yanka kupala, which divides the embankment, it was founded in 1949, however, then it was called the thirtieth anniversary of the bssr, in 1959 the yanka literary museum was built on the territory of the park kupala. in the place where the singer's house used to be, on the other side of independence avenue there is also a park in different... children's, and initially it was the governor's garden, the oldest in minsk, and a favorite for the local nobility. it was founded back in 1800, and it resembled a shady garden located on one of

three answer options: shukhov tower, st. olaf's tower, kakuy tower?tower. name the holiday for graduates of russian schools, which is held at the end of june in the water area not in this what a scam, i didn’t say not you, i said not in not you answer, a wonderful holiday of sails, sails, that’s right, well... well done, in a wide world, in a noisy sea, we are the crest of a rising wave, it is strangely sweet to live in the present, with a premonition of a song full. who wrote these lines? are valery bryusov, konstantin balmont or andrey bely blue? bryusov. valery bryusov, oddly enough, you are absolutely right, yes, i should hug you. blue three points, red five! our next competition is umapalatali, time wasted with me, i was tormented for nothing, now it’s a blitz, where is the one who is first. presses the button, he answers, you will first be shown portraits of writers or poets, but not the originals, in the form. characters in various films, you will need to guess the name of the writer or poet, photographs of the artists who played these , i remi

single screen theater, and then it changed to tower theater.i believe some time in the 1940s, and there it remained as the tower theater. there are pictures of it in the 60s and 70s still as a movie theater. and then i believe it was sometime in the 1990s that it stopped operating as a theater. but it was, used as a church of some kind until 2007. and then since then, it's just kind of languished. right there on mission street, a block away from the well known theater, the alamo drafthouse. so it's had a bit of a history to it, but since the mid 2000, it's basically just been sitting there. >> and i know that there have been so many plans for redevelopment. and you touched upon one of them, the film school, but something went awry with the structural engineer. i was reading when it came down to that project. >> yeah, well, that's just one of the things that went awry, maybe the most notable, the structural engineer was a guy named rodrigo santos, and for those watching me scrub their memory banks and remember seeing lots of news about him as re

that was mentioned in the same documents, a bell tower on four pillars, it had three bells of differentghts, so everything is real this part of the village of khatyn, it was really recreated, well, let's say so, completely down to the smallest grains, these are very important. they say that the new interactive museum is also of particular interest to visitors, tell us about this project, and indeed, in addition to the open part of the memorial and the renovation work carried out there, a new museum was created and opened, a completely new exhibition, and this is rather a museum of emotions, a museum space in which, with the help of new information technologies, there is a complete immersion in those dramatic events; the story is told rather not through facts, although there is quite a lot there information is presented, in each hall there are information panels containing information not only about the period of the great patriotic war, the first hall, for example, is generally historical, it covers a large period of our history from the tenth to the twentieth century, there is informat

but let’s figure it out: at a height of just over 240 m, the ill-fated tower folded almost in half, thisded missile with a three-hundred-kilogram the high-explosive-accumulative part, it essentially cut into the tower, like a giant knife , and at the same time disabled a lot of equipment of the armed forces of ukraine. according to information. open sources on the tower were located communication amplifiers for air defense, without which it is much more difficult for operators of missile systems to exchange information, accordingly, anti-aircraft missile systems will have to be located close to each other, which means they will cover a smaller area, in addition, repeaters were attached to the tallest building in kharkov for drones sent to russian cities, this is not to mention the cellular network infrastructure needed to keep scam call centers running smoothly. but there is one point that outweighs even all military goals, even if there were laser weapons, this point, which i will now name, it outweighs all such military topics, this is the broadcast of an endless telethon, this is the

tunnel to towers ceo frank siller joins us now.ou for your service. >> thank you and thank you for your family's sacrifice. this is big news, you do it so often it is hard to say it is big news, it is what we expect from you all. tell us about the latest push. >> it is big news for families for sure, their loved one gave their life for their country and they are left with their families and we help gold star families that have young families left behind. tj, army general, took his life and three other buddies. he left behind twines, two years old at the time. that was in 2012, i'm taking care of his mortgage today, that is how many great men and women have had their lives taken. there are so many more that have given their lives and we want to make sure to take care of those families. >> joey: the need is there, great and vast, not to mention first responders killed in the line of duty. the way people can be involved is go to t2t.org. it is $11. >> this is promise tunnels to tower organization has made and promise fox viewers joine

we start with katy tur at trump tower.s is where we first saw you in june of 2015 as donald trump was coming down the escalator to declare his presidency with some of the same inaccurate and very controversial rhetoric about migrants and others that we heard today. this is when you first started covering him full-time nine years ago. >> what a nine years it has been. in many ways so familiar and so completely the same. talking about immigration and migrants then. talking about immigration and migrants today. this is a surreal moment to be here in trump tower, because this is literally the scene of the crime. this is what he was convicted for in a manhattan courtroom, 34 felony counts of falsifying documents for a scheme hatched above my head. donald trump, david pecker, michael cohen, to go after donald trump's opponents in the presidential race and to bury stories that are negative about him, including stories from women, including one of stormy daniels. that's what he was convicted for. after that conviction, he came bac

former president donald trump will spend tonight at trump tower.ng to hold a news conference there tomorrow morning at 8 a.m. in the meantime, reaction is coming here in the bay area. >> i really hope that people feel empowered to believe in our systems of justice and institutions and that that we feel like you know, everybody's voice is important to be heard. and i feel like that's monumental. today. i'm glad to hear it. >> but not everyone agrees with the verdict. a national representative for the california republican national committee was critical of the finding. >> this verdict is a disgrace for the american legal system

former president donald trump is expected to hold a news conference at trump tower in a few hours after the stunning verdict. a manhattan jury finding the former president guilty of all 34 charges in a scheme to illegally influence the 2016 election with hush-money payments to an adult film star. outside the courthouse, chee and jeers erupted as crowds gathered to witness the historic moment. this morning the verdict is splashed across the front page of newspapers here and across the globe. cbs' jarred hill is outside of trump tower with more on the verdict, the reaction, and of course what's to come next. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. that is a huge question -- what happens next? right now it's pretty quiet around trump tower, although there are police and barricades for a couple of blocks as we are expecting the former president to speak here at trump tower after this historic conviction. former president donald trump -- now a convicted felon -- is vowing to appeal. >> i'm a very innocent man who will keep fighting. we'll fight until the end. >> reporter: trump was convicte

be able to still express their will , and yet, the referendum took place here in 1914, our... the towerbuilt, just imagine, it survived the revolution, which means the ussr, completely, the great patriotic war, the collapse of the country, in fact, no, that means the fascists, she survived too, svetlana nikolaevna survived the entire period of the battles for mariupol in the basement of a house that was built by her father, an architect. the water tower is nearby for her... now forever a symbol of freedom, the ukrainian fascists were sitting there, adjusting the fire from there on peaceful, which means our mariupol, our guys we definitely saw where they were shooting from, and we were very worried, if our russian shell came here along these edges, then it would also be a big disaster for us, but i think ours saw it, but they just left this tower. because they knew that they were very close to home and that there was a temple nearby, on the very first day when our people came, it was such a joy, it was the joy that we survived, that that’s it, we are alive, and we came here, we are all t

tower. druhom pokuse. the final stage, this will decide the whole game, at this stage i have timur, this is his path, since he is a parkourist, so i am confident in him, but i’m still nervous is present for my team, so we hope, we keep our fingers crossed for him, oh, so stand, of course, come on, come on! what a speed, i almost lost it, what a speed, well, no, yes, yes, guys, hurray, we’re great, come back quickly, okay, when i heard the signal, all the fear, everything went away, i was sure that he wouldn’t catch up with me, when i pushed off the glass for the second time, when i stood at the top with the crystal, i had no other feelings other than joy, i knew that i had not let my coach down. pride in your team, in your hard training, in yourself. we knew from the beginning that it would pass at this stage. he communicated with his parents and relatives, that is, they somehow prepared him mentally. he is on his path, he also has athletic qualities, that he is very sharp, very nimble, that