. >>> just in, after his new york rape conviction was overturned, the new twist in harvey weinstein's los angeles case. >>> supreme court justice clarence thomas for the first time disclosing two luxury vacations paid for by a gop megadonor and what the other justices disclosed including book deals and beyonce tickets. >>> hunter biden tearing up as his daughter takes the stand. what she told the jury about his efforts to get sober before buying the gun at the center of the case. >>> the outrage in israel. the u.n. adding it and hamas to a blacklist of those who harm children in war zones. >>> new body cam video from the arrest of the world's number one golfer, scottie scheffler. what it reveals. >>> and team usa stunning the world with a historic win. is america catching cricket fever? >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening, and welcome. in this season of extremes and heightened weather danger we've witnessed these last several weeks, it's now the crippling heat we're watching tonight taking hold across a wide stretch of the southern tier putting

new york prosecutors have indicated that there could be a new indictment coming against weinstein. now, when i spoke to john dunning, who we saw in that piece, i asked her if she knows that there are other women and she says yes, there are absolutely other women who alleged that they have been assaulted by harvey weinstein, but they've been too scared for a myriad of reasons to come forward jake elizabeth wagmeister. >> thank you so much for that report. a new warning today from the us surgeon general. he is putting the addictive nas of social media in the same category as tobacco and alcohol. what this might mean for your kids, that's next wednesday. cnn celebrate juneteenth special deformities by john legend smokey. robinson we still have a lot of work to do, jude celebrating freedom and legacy wednesday at ten on cnn what if we don't get down in time to get a birthday gift for zoe, don't panic with etsy. >> we can find the perfect gift and center a preview right away thanks guy don't panic, just easy with etsy. >> this is easiest nontoxic swap. you'll ever make women to paste ma

we have been following this battle between weinstein and blackrock. did he say anything that tells us that black wrought -- west mayor in the middle of a series of elections, a meeting of these funds. meetings have taken place for a preliminary votes. in one of the funds, he has a very large position. a lot of the votes going his way. looking at the final tallies to see who else voted his way. who gets onto the board? who gets onto the board? we need to waive the certifications and see how it shakes out. >> is he getting support from the community? >> seeing how retail votes is very difficult. retail often does not vote. seeing how the votes actually shakeout is important. he has a large position and he will vote his way. it is important to see who he brings on his side. blackrock disagrees with him eminently, as you would expect and has urged shareholders to vote down. it has become a pretty tense campaign throughout the proxy season. i sit is a fascinating one. we will continue to follow the story. thank you so much. of course, do not miss other big

paul: the weinstein case is the harvey weinstein case where the appellate court overturned the convictiont's turn to sentencing here beliefly. the sentencing -- briefly. the sentencing hearing will be july 11th. do you think the judge will impose jail time? >> well, in a normal world, no. i mean, these are classy -- class e felonies which are a little bit big brothers to misdemeanors, right on the line of misdemeanors. it is an old case, it is a contrived case, it is a victimless case. so you would think in a normal world that the judge would immediately get to the point of talking about probation and any conditions of probation. it's just hard to predict, you know, in the lawfare world we're living. i think the biggest starting point is the defense some point soon will reach out to the prosecution and say do you know with what your position is going to be at sentencing. if the government with says it's a bridge too far to ask for jail, then that's going to really put judge merchan out on a limb if he's even thinking about it. that would give the defense a reasonable amount of confidence

emily weinstein. explain how the studio to three-bedroom apartments came to be city put the land as well as close to 10 million dollars. >> and so these 55 units, 14 of which will be serving people exiting homelessness is really such a valuable contribution to the deep, deep need that we have for affordable housing. weinstein says the apartments where possible thanks to 350 million dollars that voters approved last year for affordable housing projects. the building was named in memory of missus. cherry hill, but she had a lot of people, bishop bob jackson with the acts full gospel church of god in christ played a pivotal role in transforming the property. so people could see that he still could be as beautiful people that he's have a nice, clean, beautiful place mayor sheng thao was also in attendance and talked about the importance of not just cherry hill but more affordable housing. this is not the last project that this anymore because we need to keep oaklanders oakland. >> it is policy were other

stuart weinstein: if you see that, then you may have a few minutes, but don't wait. christine lang: i had just met rubina. we were going to do some yoga on the beach. from where we were, we could not see the water. we were on the sandbar. it's a very narrow strip with restaurants and shops. stefan kuhn: [speaking german] i was grown up on an island in the north sea. i've grown up with water. i did not recognize that. [stefan and wife speaking in german] we felt safe. it was so far away. [speaking german] we saw a wake. it was all across the horizon. and dave and i were looking at it going, what in the world is that? the wave came nearer and nearer, and then i turned the camera to another spot. [speaking german] sandi thompson: we should have started running at that point, but we didn't. it didn't look that high. plus, we just didn't know what we were watching. the closer it got, the louder it got. it sounded like jet engines. the owner of the resort started screaming in thai. we could tell by the fear in his voice that it was serious. i just cut the camera, and i sta

. >> the bullish commentary from josh weinstein not just about demand this year but even the read on, is quieting critics who were questioning whether travelers would continue to pay up for vacations, cruising specifically. in fact, carnival says even with higher prices, it's still more cost effective than hotels. here's what weinstein told us earlier today. >> we just were able to report records pretty much across the board and not only is records for the second quarter but the bookings we took in during the second quarter for the future are records as well. so, we haven't seen that sign of a consumer slowdown. if anything, we are seeing an acceleration. >>e in at ago. weinstein saying it's fixing the balance sheet, paying down debt, and that is what has held the stock back. if you look at how it's performed since the pandemic low, it's still down sharply whereas royal caribbean is up about 200% from that time frame. so, today move to the upside is certainly helping carnival's narrative but a lot more room to run here. >> i think ccl is the best in the s&p today. thanks for that rep

let's bring in carnival president and ceo josh weinstein. you there? >> you know, thanks for having me, liz. what brought us here is the strength of our brands and the strength of our consumers. if the fact is i was just listening to your piece talking about value, cruising, our brands, we are a value. when you stack us up existence other options out there -- against other options out there, even though we've been successful in taking the our pricing up over the last six, seven quarters, we're still a value. people see that. they're looking for value, they're looking for great service, and we haven't skimped on service, so we're giving them the best of both world. liz: you also raised your full-year guidance. you've only posted profits in two different quarters since 2020. these tides can turn, can they not? >> sure, they can, but the one thing about a our business is we now have great visibility once again. you know, the vast majority of our business is on the books. we've had incredible momentum. so when you look at this second quarter, no

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harvey weinstein is getting another shot at this.ngest things that they have. i would also say, i had other thoughts to write down but jesse stole my pen and then i noticed after he stole it, the joke is on him because it ran out of ink. >> jesse: it did. >> judge jeanine: it is all karma appeared >> harold: exclamation point, what are your thoughts on the sentencing or the elements of this appeal? >> my worry about the appeal is the court is still in new york. it is still a new york liberal judges, and if you think they are going to play fair after all of this, i don't think the dems came this far not to complete all of the steps. i assume the worst. i don't think they're going to stop, handed over. i look at it a little differently in terms of what comes next because the dems have created an environment through lawfare where we believe they are capable of anything. so everything is going to be looked at with a large measure of suspicion. we are going to presume everything is rigged. sorry. but we had for years watching this happen.

new this morning, harvey weinstein's lawyers are appealing that he did not get a fair trial when he was convicted of rape in los angeles. his conviction was in 2022, and he was sentenced to 60 years in prison. the brief, filed yesterday, comes six weeks after his similar landmark conviction in new york was overturned, dropping a 23 year prison sentence there. now, the california appeal appellate judge argues that the trial judge wrongly excluded evidence in that case. happening now, you might have to make arrangements if you have plans to ride caltrain this weekend. service between san francisco and san jose will be shut down, so the agency can test its new electric trains. there will be some busses between the san jose diridon palo alto and millbrae stations. the busses will not run into san francisco. the shutdown is part of caltrans work to electrify the railroad with trains that are supposed to be faster, cleaner and more efficient. the new trains are set to roll out in september. governor gavin newsom was in san francisco supporting a ballot measure to amend the california constitu

emily weinstein. explain how the studio to three-bedroom apartments came to be city put the land as well as close to 10 million dollars. >> and so these 55 units, 14 of which will be serving people exiting homelessness is really such a valuable contribution to the deep, deep me that we have for affordable housing. whiteside says the apartments were possible. thanks to 350 million dollars that voters approved last year for affordable housing projects. the building was named in memory of missus. cherry hill. will she have a love for people who was honored during thursday's ribbon cutting ceremony in grand opening mayor sheng thao was also in attendance and talked about the importance of not just cherry hill but more affordable housing. this is not the last project that this anymore because we need to keep oaklanders oakland. >> it is policy were other ways. >> according to mayor thao, there are 11 other housing projects in the works for oakland. the city is hoping that a regional bond measure put forwar

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defendant knew he was an addict and in fact, was actively be using former federal prosecutor david weinstein, things the prosecution checked all the boxes in this case, but the defense argued 100 didn't consider himself an addict when he filled out the gun purchase forms. did he knowingly signed that form and the defense has presented enough that one or more jurors may not think over the past week, jurors heard emotional testimony from multiple members of the biden family about hunters, addiction, news nation contributor and scott bolden says that may strike a chord with some jurors. >> it's very sympathetic we don't think of it as a crime, we think of it as health issue. that's the danger the prosecution is running if he's found guilty of all 3 felony charges. hunter faces a prison sentence of up to 25 years. but he's a first time offender and bolden predicts that he won't actually go to jail. i don't see the judge sentencing him to any he's probably probation eligible. plus, a conviction may not be the end of this fight. and so this case is going to be about the appeals not only over no ma

. >>> just in, after his new york rape conviction was overturned, the new twist in harvey weinstein's angeles case. >>> supreme court justice clarence thomas for the first time disclosing two luxury vacations paid for by a gop megadonor and what the other justices disclosed including book deals and beyonce tickets. >>> hunter biden tearing up as his daughter takes the stand. at

stuart weinstein: the earliest recorded tsunami dates back to 2000 bc, and it occurred off the coastsyria. over the past 100 years, there have been five earthquakes with magnitudes of nine and above. all of them generated devastating tsunamis. tsunami waves travel very fast in the deep ocean, as fast as a jet plane at 500 miles an hour. they slow down as they reach shallow water to about 20 or 30 miles an hour. these are very long waves. if you're out in the open ocean, you wouldn't even notice it. it's not until the tsunami comes close to the shore that the water begins to pile up and creates this dangerous storm surge. [heavy waves crashing] tsunami is a japanese word. tsu means port or harbor, and nami means wave. and it's a word you hear all the time. one of the world's best and most robust tsunami warning systems is in japan. because japan has had the most experience with tsunamis than any other country of the world. they've occurred there for thousands of years. kyung lah: because japan is an island, because it sits on the pacific ring of fire, earthquakes and natural disasters

understand if you're the band and the rudy giuliani or roger stone, or alex jones or, or harvey weinstein, or peter navarro, or daddy or epstein little late. well, that one, alec baldwin, richard nixon, throughout our history. we've. so we've seen how, when you are targeted, when you don't serve a purpose anymore, there after you, let me say one thing about these democrats, they are so good. they are vicious. and the biggest thing is that with the republicans in particular, that they never thought the people would be this route was. they never thought for a moment. like from biggest mistake was he never went after hillary clinton, who by the way, it was just surfaced this week, the 2016 she and her campaign basically did the same thing involving uh, this uh, a steel memo where she and her, her basically her, um, a committee or what have you, basically paid for this particular lie and called at a business expense, or rather a legal expenses versus something else. so this is goes on all the time. be careful, joe biden. as he said, jack read you remember, you wanted this, you one last year.

your efforts to reform and enhance the effectiveness of the office and thank you under secretary weinsteinor joining us this afternoon. today's conversation has to start with remembering why the office of intelligence and analysis was created, the terror attacks that took place on september 11th 2001, i remember that day vividly and i'm sure everyone else here does as well. and the failures that allowed it to happen were in large part due to the lack of coordination and information sharing at the time between intelligence agencies and law enforcement. terrorism threats persist as does overseeing the integration of dhs. we are aware of challenges but i want to highlight work to keep americans safe. there are challenges that need to be addressed and i'm pleased the undersecretary has taken on a review but the work continues to ensure it complies with oversights. collecting, analyzing and disseminating intelligence. the only community member tasked with this. the critical role is necessary because the u.s. faces threats. racially motivated violent extremists pose a threat, they commit mass sh

emily weinstein.room apartments came to be city put the land as well as close to 10 million dollars. and so these 55 units, 14 of which will be serving people exiting homelessness is really such a valuable contribution to the deep, deep need that we have for affordable housing. weinstein says the apartments where possible thanks to 350 million dollars that voters approved last year for affordable housing projects. the building was named in memory of missus. cherry hill. will she have a love for people who was honored during thursday's ribbon cutting ceremony in grand opening mayor sheng thao was also in attendance and talked about the importance of not just cherry hill but more affordable housing. this is not the last projectthat this anymore because we need to keep oaklanders oakland >>policy or other ways? >>according to mayor thao, there are 11 other housing projects in the works for oakland. the city is hoping that a regional bond measure put forward by the bay area housing finance agency passes i

. >> this is the same courtroom that harvey weinstein was tried in. it was such a moment to have the woman at the center of this case told she could not have been uncomfortable. >> a quick reminder to catch us right here. until we meet again, prosecuting donald trump witness to history begins right now. >>> after 22 witnesses and 16 days of testimony, donald trump has become the first ever american president to be convicted of a crime. this trial will go down in history. but without cameras in the courtroom, americans did not get to see the evidence for themselves. they did not see

this is the same courtroom that harvey weinstein was tried in. have the woman at the center of this case basically told she could not have possibly been uncomfortable because she was in porn. >> she was treated so differently than other witnesses. hope hicks and david pecker were devastating witnesses. their substantive testimony is so damning for donald trump as their cross-examination was with kid gloves. but nobody's testimony is more devastating to the former president that hope hicks because of her proximity. but if you take a step back and you separate these women and forget about the accident of their respective births. hope hicks coming from greenwich, connecticut, and the epitome of poise and grace contrasted with stormy daniels who had a very rough childhood and a mother who abandoned her but the difference in how they were trusted is palpable and a toxic brew of class and misogyny. there was a judgment about her credibility,that hope hicks may look the and you haveway she did, but she worked for to thinktrump twice. she left the white

harvey weinstein was just overturned maybe a month ago. so big cases get overturned because defendants do not accept the verdict. what criminal defendants would like to do, and trump has a higher duty as a former president and as a politician and a future president to not attack the very system that he's seeking to be a part of. where talking about the federal system and the state system. but the justice system is something a president should support and a poll. by the way, president biden could make the same complaints that his son is being persecuted by -- not a corrupt administration, but prosecutors have it out for him and he has an argument. hunter biden is charged under subsection of the gun statute that is never charged. so no criminal defendant is ever happy when it's guilty. but that's why we have and appeals process. and you can even later on, once it concluded, you can challenge the effective assistance of your attorney and say that my attorney didn't do a good job. finality in the appellate process is a long road. sometimes it

sometimes convictions are overturned, harvey weinstein, a gigantic case was overturned may be a month ago, three weeks ago, so big cases do get overturned because defendants do not accept the verdict. what criminal defendants would probably would like to do, and some of them do but no one is really listing on the level that trump is and that's what i'm getting too, donald trump has a higher duty as a former president and a politician and a possible future president to not attack the very system that he is seeking to be a part of. but the justice system is something that any president should seek to support and uphold, even if he is a victim. you could make the statement, by the way, biden could make the same complaint that his son is being persecuted i will say a corrupt administration, that's his but that the prosecutors have it out for hunter biden and he has an argument there. hunter biden is charged under a subsection of the gun statute that is virtually never charged. so look, no criminal defendant is ever happy with the outcome when it's a guilty verdict but that's why we have t

coming up josh weinstein joins bloomberg tv at 2:00 p.m. new york time.berg. >> it is time for our daily wall street week conversation. roger altman was among the executives that met with president biden. he spoke with david westin about the sentiments involved insiders around the government's role in the economy. roger: i served twice in the treasury at length and part of my responsibilities involved interacting a lot with business. and the business community always want certain change. that is the nature of that interaction. there will never be a period where business as we give you a score and we like everything you are doing. they will never do that. so it is the nature of it for them to have some things that they would like to change. now, i think you put your finger pretty well on it. the macro from the business community point of view is very good. as you say at this moment, all of the major stock indices are up around all time highs. they have been a major rally and the yield on the 10 year treasury is 40 basis points lower than it was which is a

president biden to hollywood to meet with movie stars and pop singers and people who partied with harvey weinsteind on a stage next to president obama looking like jack nicholson at the end of one flew over the cuckoo's nest and why 30% are living with their parents and that's what i think. >> harris: it's also a state in california where the president just was where their leadership, gavin newsom, was doing things like breaking covid protocols and went to a michelon restaurant and going wherever he wanted to go while his people were in lockdown, locked inside and we know how punishing those lockdowns were for the young amongst us. senator rand paul is holding to account public versus private statements by scientists. let's watch and if you can stay with me for a second, senator kennedy. >> it is not a laboratory construct. we're not doing anything here. i would say this if it were a republican administration. i don't care which party it is. i agree the scientists who equate this with nuclear weapons. some people think this just started. it is incredibly partisan. for a quick answer. doctor, are y

. >> and politics, there is a drumbeat like harvey weinstein at the rnc.ay the money back in the form of donations. that is a fair question for fani willis. the audacity of this woman. that paycheck protection program came into place in covid for the purpose of being given to business owners to keep your employees paid. employees couldn't work. businesses, we didn't want them to go under. it was for that purpose. this woman this woman wrote on no form that she had 4 companies and 407 employees. i looked everywhere. i wanted to know how many employees she actually had. she wanted to go out and buy diamonds. >> part of the fraud. by the way, that program was 1.2 trillion. last summer, there was a report that $200 billion possibly was spent in fraudulent claims. there was not a pastor in minnesota who said he had 28 employees. he didn't have any. there was a man in florida who bought himself a $3 million h home. the fraud was massive. it was meant in a good way. at the end of the day, sam bankman-fried. the crypto and stolen money that he gave those politicia

criminal system and as new york going to give him a fair shot on appeal look what they did with harvey weinsteinvictions he's no beloved child of new york. he's certainly left leaning but they overturned his conviction because of some of the same details that juan merchan allowing in the courtroom starring president trump and stormy daniels so i do think that this will come back very quickly on appeal maybe not before the election. but this is not going to be a case that is upheld on appeal. >> juan merchan has been a biden donor, in fact, pointed out and judicial review folks took look at it said no, not a big deal. >> yeah. you know the rules of that for judge canon of ethics it is not a dollar or million of dollars that they're politically active it is just the fact they were politically active at all. so whether it is ten, 15, 25 dollars some nominal amount that is not the standard there's a reason why we don't want our judges to be politically active. to be out there having bias and taking a side. it's so that they can call balls and strikes evenly without bias. judge juanmerchan can't do t

these were defense victories, so his legal team may try to pull a harvey weinstein strategy on appeal, but the measure of rulings of the judge in this instance particularly with the sandoval rulings are going to be a significant hurdle. >> that is very interesting. i want to remind folks how we got here. they are also talking about the way the investigation was launched after the journal broke the stormy daniels story in january 2018. than august 2018 michael cohen pleaded guilty. implicating donald trump again 10 2019 the feds ended their probe of the hush money investigation without charging donald trump it was december 2021 when he left office without charging trump. february 2020 nixie prosecutors trump's then leading the investigation and they resigned. more than a year later the dea announcing 34 count felony indictment leading the way to may 31, 2024, which is the guilty verdict that was heard around the world here. appeared to maybe have gone away and come back. to give fodder to some of the political rhetoric we are hearing from them that are saying this is politically motiva

book collectors, manuscript, rare book and manuscript collectors, including this a guy named lou weinsteinction of captain cook arcane, you know, and original and all kinds of stuff. and hand, the quality of the ofe the art and the engravings, the sized are huge, huge books. and you just realize you know, it's a direct connectiotohistoro añenjoy. so going back a little bit just so you l was his early life. so yorkshire, he came from poverty, he came from nothing. his father was a farmer. onhings i love about captain cook is that the royal navy of that time, most hat levh connections with money, people who knew the right people? ptaif3n cook did it by sheer work ethic, by by an skill for astronomy and mapmaking. he worked his up from from, you know, from literally. this is ayton, the town where he nd of the the moors, the the moors of yorkshire and he lived in this beautiful but you know, he was out of his mind. he was a young he was about seven years old. and he at least so goes that hes place calledand he climbed to tf ■zthis small mountain, a very hh ll and and oh, by the and is here sho

emily weinstein. studio to three-bedroom apartments came to be city put the land as well as close to 10 million dollars. >> and so these 55 units, 14 of which will be serving people exiting homelessness is really such a valuable contribution to the deep, deep me that we have for affordable housing. whiteside says the apartments were possible. thanks to 350 million dollars that voters approved last year. >> for affordable housing projects, the building was named in memory of missus. cherry hill. will she have a love for people? bishop bob jackson with the acts full gospel church of god in christ played a pivotal role in transforming the property. so people could see that he still could be as beautiful people in these have a nice, clean, beautiful place mayor sheng thao was also in attendance and talked about the importance of not just cherry hill but more affordable housing. this is not the last project that this anymore because we need to keep oaklanders oakland. >> it is we policy were other ways. >>

and trump could argue, i mean, this has happened before, we saw it with harvey weinstein, it is not anl by any means, but they said, hey, you allowed the jury to hear too much. you tainted their opinion on our defendant with details that did not have relevance to the crime at hand. so, that is one possibility. and we heard right there, we heard some of the arguments already laid out from them when todd blanche asked for a mistrial in court, obviously it was denied then, that could be one grounds for appeal. >> so, we have been hearing how stormy is speaking out today, christie, and we have shared some of that sound. does the fact that she is doing an interview at this point and/or the nature of it help the defense team when it comes to an appeal? >> so, based on what i heard she said, and admittedly, i have not listened to her whole interview, but based on the snippets i had heard, and some actually saying anything different than prior to taking the stand. and she was cross-examined pretty extensively about the fact that she does not like donald trump, that she wanted to see him be put

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carnival earnings before the bell and we're going to dissect those results with carnival ceo josh weinstein. the whole cruising industry what is the status of it right now. the earnings parade does not stop there. fedex, general mills, micron, walgreens and nike all report quarterly result this is week. they are the last of the quarter. our countdown closer says earnings growth in the current quarter is the name of the game for this stock market right now. joining us is the cio of land berg bennett private wealth management, michael lancz berg. we know the federal reserve is holding its fire. it remains paused. that is what the market indicates. which names from three different areas, if you could, could you tell us who will hit it out of the ballpark when it comes to earnings? >> certain sectors we continue to like. tj maxx, we continue to like that name. higher earners are moving down a bit taking advantage of that treasure hunt where you go to home goods or marshals to find something. they are doing well as they get more customers. we think that is a name we like because they will do wel

this is the same courtroom that harvey weinstein was tried in. this is a storied courthouse. a storied prosecution team. they have done sex crimes before. this was such a momentto have the woman at the center of this case basically told she couldn't have possibly been a comfortable because she had been. >> she was treated so differently than other witnesses. hope hicks and david pecker, the person at the head of the national enquirer, were devastating witnesses. they are sensitive testimony is so damning for donald trump and their cross-examination was kid gloves. >> nobody's testimony is in some respects, more devastating than hope hicks, because of her proximity. nobody questioned her credibility but if you take a step back and you separate these women and you forget about the accident of their respective births, hope hicks, for example, coming from very wealthy, greenwich, connecticut. sort of the academy of poise and grace in the trump white house, contrasted with stormy daniels, who had, by contrast, very rough childhood, a mother who abandoned her. all this comes out on

this is the same courtroom that harvey weinstein was tried in, right, this is a storied courthouse.is a storied prosecution team. they have done sex crimes before, and it was just such a moment to have the woman at the center of this case basically told she couldn't have possibly been uncomfortable because she had been in porn. >> you know, she was treated so differently than other witnesses. hope hicks and david pecker, the person who headed the national enquirer, were devastating witnesses. their substantive testimony is so damning for donald trump, and their cross examination was kid gloves. >> nobody's testimony is in some respects more devastating to the former president han hope hicks because of her proximity. nobody questioned her credibility. but if you take a step back and you separate these women and you forget about the accident of their respective birth. hope hick, for example, coming from very wealthy greenwich, connecticut, being raised as a ralph lauren model. sort of the epitome of poise and grace in the trump white house, contrasted with stormy daniels who had, by c

a case overturn, although we see it happened right in new york at recently happened with harvey weinstein. no one thought his this case would get overturned and it did. there were just lots of errors in the case and trump's lawyers are trumpeting lots of errors in his case i'd like to underscore one thing, jessica, at the timing. so you don't get to appeal it until after the sentencing and then it takes about a year to work its way through the new york system. i know so people are saying, well, what about going straight to the united states supreme court? you cannot go to the united states supreme court until you've gotten all the way through the new york system. so you're talking about at least a year before the new york appeal is done and then trying to go to the supreme court. so we've got a long road ahead on just this new york appeal, let alone all the other and we are hearing from the former president. he's person, he is gone personally after the judge, which he did not violate the gag order in doing that, that was allowed. but since the conviction, we have seen him really doubled d

and you know, there was harvey weinstein's condition so that's another case.re so many wheels going and so many parts that are moving in that office and i was there for about 30 years. so he has so many things to be considering. and it also this disinformation campaign. let me give you some facts. the investigation into donald trump began with the prior district attorney. cyrus vance junior when trump was still the president. this the biden doj started this is not true. this investigation started years ago. the southern district of new york also was investigating him but cyrus vance junior started this investigation and alvin bragg inherited it, and there was -- i will say kerfuffle, when he came in. >> there was concern about whether or not he would continue the investigation which goes to the point i was trying to make. he is looking at the work and he reassessed --'s. he said let's take a break. first of all he was the new person so why should he suddenly did whatever the old person did? i work for the old person and he was a good old person, but he took hi

book collectors, manuscript, rare book and manuscript collectors, including this a guy named lou weinstein who lives on maui and has this amazing collection of captain cook arcane, you know,nd original and allhand, the quality of the of the printing of beauty of the art and the engravings, the maps these are folio sized are huge, huge books. and you just realize you know, it'history is pretty cool to and to enjoy. so going back a little bit just son cook was his early le. so he was from yorkshire, he came from poverty, he came from nothing. his father was a farmer. one of the things i love about captain cook is that the royal navy of that time,got to that level were people with ec people who knew the right sheer work ethic by by an skill for omy and mapmaking. he worked his up from from, you know, from literally. this is ayton, thep in the it's kind of the the moors, the the moors of yorkshire and he lived in this beautiful but you know, he was out of his mind. he was a young kid. he was about seven years old. and he at least so goes that he climbed this place called rosebery. and he climb

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tapper this hour, see in an exclusive interview with two of the women who testified against harvey weinsteinn that they're taking on after the disgraced hollywood mogul sex crimes conviction was overturned in new york plus are the health risks of social media akin to those of cigarettes and boots? while the us surgeon general is calling for morning label four amps declaring that the mental health crisis among children has reached emergency levels. >> and leading this, our donald trump is hosting two key republicans mar-a-lago this afternoon maybe asking their opinions on whom his vice presidential pick should be. the possible contenders are blitzing the country and the airwaves, trying to make their cases. but as we are hearing names such as senator from marco rubio or governor doug burgum, floated by trump allies. it is ohio senator j.d. vance, who appears to have won the backing of the young trump diehards, at least some of them this weekend, vance won the vp straw poll at the turning point, action convention. that's a conservative event aimed at college students. we should no. at the stra

then there's your harvey weinstein serial genius said something in 1984. >> whatever it is, this is it'sieve , if in the 2021, i believe, if somebody is accusing him of saying something, we don't know the context. we don't know the entire thing . they got enough entire thing. they got enough people coming up. remember, half the country, half the country , the country, half the country, two thirds of the country are now labour. so they're not going to they're not going to want him giving money to the conservative party. i don't know if we know the truth. >> well, someone says, hey, i heard frank on several occasions use a mocking chinese accent when saying certain phrases or repeating something. an asian colleague said. it felt humiliating to be so obviously uttered in front of a large group . i made you look bad now group. i made you look bad now because you were saying, oh, it's not anything bad. i've just read it out. it no, it sounds quite bad. >> well, because maybe he was making fun of his friend who wanted to be made fun of. what's wrong with making fun of. i don't know, i can't. a