joining me now is our in-house law firm, the forming and andrew wiseman as a former general counsel at the fbi. two favorites of msnbc. family members who love to hear and understand legal stuff. andrew, going to start with you. because a lot of the evidence against trump, as you read this, what are your main takeaways from this brief? >> well, it is true that there is a broad picture that we knew, and the level of detail, the sort of minute by minute, almost keystroke by keystroke details were really devastating, and that is how prosecutors typically put together a case. you have witnesses and hard evidence to text and television records, and what exactly a

wiseman poor guy has had a series of injuries when he played for golden state. this season really before it's even started. almost a party time for the new york liberty. they celebrated their first wnba championship in downtown manhattan. you see sabrina ionescu right there from walnut creek, tossing out t shirts and confetti for everybody. sports on abc seven is sponsored by smart and final. so after the warriors game last night, steph curry mentioned he really likes the chemistry on this team. going to be hard to play 12 or 13 guys. but he said you cannot bring negative energy into the locker room if you're not getting playing time or you're not playing well. a lot of people interpreted that as kind of a reference to klay. the past couple of years were really rough, but they feel like they have a good, cohesive group now. well, let's hope so. and klay can have a great time in dallas. so everybody wins. off to a good start. yeah thanks larry. all right. >> and tonight on abc seven at eight you can catch 9-1-1 followed at nine by doctor odyssey. then at ten it's

and in his letter he said this, "may none but honest and wiseman ever -- and wise men ever rule under this roof." just a second. [laughter] i am confident that john adams meant women too. [indiscernible] -- [cheers and applause] in this election, a broad coalition has come together to support vice president kamala harris. now we may disagree on some things, but we are bound together by the one thing that matters to us as americans more than any other, and that is our duty to our constitution and the belief in the miracle and blessing of this incredible nation. we had a shared commitment as americans to ensuring that future generations live in a nation where power is transferred peacefully, where our leaders are men and women of good faith, and where our public servants set aside partisan battles to do what is right for this country. so today i ask all of you here and everyone listening across this great country to join us. i ask you to meet this moment. i ask you to stand in truth, to reject the depraved cruelty of donald trump. and i ask you instead to help us elect kamala harris for

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kennedy essentially overruled the pentagon, the cia, and the wiseman.ara believes that that demonstrated something in kennedy which would have led him and no matter what to go ahead and withdraw. his view of the vietnam war is this is their war. they have to fight it. we can advise and support them but it is their war and their country. in the end, when he was killed, the decision was never really finally made to go ahead and withdraw advisors, which was going to take place in '64 and '65. the general view of historians was events were going so poorly that he would not have a choice. mcnamara's view, which we did. clearly after we worked him over , which was kennedy said the price of getting out is lower than the price of staying in and ending up in another big war in asia. i don't think it is worth it. the u.s. can endure whatever people say about leaving. i think the hope was it would be a negotiated settlement. that is what mcnamara favored all along. it never happened. there were negotiations but they were really for the american defeat. by the time

i spoke to debbie wiseman, a conductor and composer, and i asked her it's only 2a bars long, but withine of his friends. he was quite well known for giving gifts of music to his friends, and i'm wondering if thisjust might be that something that he wrote on a morning sat at his piano and it was a gift for a friend, and it just left. it was left there unpublished. but aren't we fortunate to have to have discovered it? that's a really interesting theory, that he would write a short piece and then give it as a gift to friends. he would do that, would he? well, he was known for doing that. and i think the the only thing that's drawing me to think that is that it's so short. and i would imagine, you know, chopin was a hugely prolific composer for the piano. he wrote mazurkas and scherzos, and he had this passion for piano playing himself and this gift for melody, which just flowed out of him in a very natural, organic way. speaking to me a little earlier. that's almost dead from today's programme. a big —— a quick pointer again about tomorrow's budgets, labour's first budget. to head to the

wiseman. ward. yes. president. alexander. yes. seven eyes. thank you. i now move approval of the expulsion agreement for one high school student matter number 20242025. number three, for one calendar year from the date of approval of the expulsion. during the expulsion period, the student will attend civic center. can i have a second, please? second. roll call. commissioner. bogus. yes. commissioner fisher. yes, commissioner. kim. yes. commissioner. lamb. yes. commissioner sanchez. yes. vice president. weissbourd. yes. president. alexander. yes. seven. yes. i now move approval of the expulsion agreement for one high school student. matter number 20 2425. number four, for the remainder of the current fall 2024 semester and the following spring 2025 semester through june 4th, 2025. suspended expulsion status for the spring 2025 semester during the enforcement of the expulsion period, the student will attend civic center. during the suspended expulsion period, student will attend a comprehensive or alternative high school from two students. two school opti

an crew wiseman used to run the fraud section, i used to work there. it can be a very, very powerful office. the u.s. attorneys throughout the country but particularly in the ones in manhattan, northern virginia, d.c., delaware, if trump wants to pursue the bidens, those are going to be particularly important positions as well. >> such an interesting -- because you don't always know about all of these roles. you know, emily, you also in your piece you talk about -- the phrase you use is "tension in the system," which i thought was such an interesting phrasing in terms of how you describe it. and you just talked about this, kind of the trends we've seen since nixon and what we've seen complying with history and kind of how presidents and white houses typically work. what happens -- i mean what, as you talk to these experts, in terms of their worst fear, where authorize no voluntary compliance with that, what is the thing they fear the most? >> i think they're concerned about losing this norm of independence for the justice department. the idea that, you

so they got thke band back together msnbc and wise men, i don't think i've seen andy wiseman this excitedteele dossier he thought would bring down trump. watch. what you have here is chapter and verse over and over again cn about an effort, conspiracy, criminal conspiracy to thwart the will of the american electorate. there is nous o more here is cre in american history and that. >> laura: no more serious crime in american history. this is a top former justicement department official that says in all. t >> this was the person right-hand man to bob mueller during the entire investigation. t and help awful he must have been in the room with bob mueller and that team trying to bring donald trump, you know, the last time they attempt at this. but you know, if you t read thii 150-160 page report filing, what you unpack is essentially theyya took the rehashed to worry and now they have added the word pray that several times in fronn of their allegations in the the hopes that they can -- remember how skeptical of theke supreme court was in the trump immunity case? it doesn't seem like that hasd

wiseman at the sevens, the apartment offers more than 100 units adam below market rate rents for mountain view. teachers as well as staff police in perry is set for later on this month. all right. let's talk about in his murder trial his own on wednesday where jurors and family members watch surveillance footage of the moment bob lee was dying. one video is from a nest camera taking a residents about 9 stories up. the jury saw the men. ian lee has small figures. the other was a clear view of leon, the main street bleeding heavily in looking for help. these unseen flagging down a white car. it stops and it drives away. coming distant turning. michael cardoza says this raises some questions any. >> he sees about lee's stabbed. he was a friend of his who was an acquaintance of why did they call the police immediately and say, hey, this guy attacked me with a knife. i was lucky enough to take it away from him. and he got stabbed her e send an ambulance. he didn't do that. he better have a good answer to that question. >> during cross-examination, police were asked about the witness who drove

wiseman at the sevens. that's what it's called. the apartment offers more than 100 units at below market rates for a mountain view, teachers and staff as well as city staff. the leasing period is set to open later next month. >> and the south bay speeding drivers are gonna be something you need to look out for, especially if you plan to take the kids trick-or-treating. and i always dangerous at night crawford's lindsey ford actually spoke with transit officials in san jose and get some tips on how you can keep your family safe. >> ghost goblins and ghouls already to greet hundreds of trick or treaters. expected to take over neighborhoods on halloween night. but the spooky fun can always mean tricks. for drivers, event like halloween, we've got kids and their families out walking around street. we want to make sure >> that everyone is being as careful as possible. >> that means both people behind the wheel and everybody walking around trick or treating. >> the san jose department of transportation is urging the public to be extremel

joining me now is our in-house law firm, the forming and andrew wiseman as a former general counsel at fbi. two favorites of msnbc. family members who love to hear and understand legal stuff. andrew, going to start with you. because a lot of the evidence against trump, as you read this, what are your main takeaways from this brief? >> well, it is true that there is a broad picture that we knew, and the level of detail, the sort of minute by minute, almost keystroke by keystroke details were really devastating, and that is how prosecutors typically put together a case. you have witnesses and hard evidence to text and television records, and what exactly a person is doing. and was documented to corroborate all of that. for instance, in january 6th, the image of the president sort of just being sort of deer elect in duty, which is true, is giving a lot more amplification that he was doing things, that he was seeing the violence on tv, and then reacting. he was causing people to call in congress to take action, he was sending out his famous tweet about pence provoking violence. so you just

wiseman at the sevens. that's what it's called the apartment complex offers more than 100 units at below market rent rates for mountain view, teachers and staff as well as city staff. the leasing period is set to open later next month. time now 708, and in the south bay, speeding drivers are going to have to look out now because halloween. >> and that means even this morning as you're going to the schools, there will be kids running around and then tonight for sure, going to be extra careful. crawford's. lindsey ford has some tips on how you can keep your family safe. >> ghost goblins and ghouls already to greet hundreds of trick or treaters. expected to take over neighborhoods on halloween night. but the spooky fun can always mean tricks for drivers and event like halloween, we've got kids and their families out walking around the street. we want to make sure that everyone is being as careful as possible. >> that means both people behind the wheel and everybody walking around trick or treating. >> the san

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jonathan: thank you, thierry wiseman. caron of morgan stanley, jason gursky, and we will speak to bob elliott. 15 days to go until election day, or as lisa suggested, election week. equity futures on the s&p 500 a little bit softer. from new york city, this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ ow! whoa! watch where you're going. yeah mom, pay attention. what if it's a concussion? hang on, i'll look it up. uh... i'm probably fine... probably? we noticed something wasn't right and got her to a doctor. i thought i was okay, but i had a concussion. sometimes, it's hard to tell on your own. don't mess with your melon. if you hit it, get it checked. >> financial conditions are incredibly loose. >> the market with fixed income is definitely volatile. >> you can look a certain way at the index but there is opportunity under the surface. >> i don't to feel opportunities are there. jonathan: election day, 15 days away. live from new york city, good morning. the third hour of bloomberg surveillance starts right now. equities pulling back from all-time

i have john wiseman here. he's the vice president of communications for the dodgers. this is huge for the city of los angeles, for baseball, for the organization. how are you feeling this morning? >> just really excited. i feel like there's been anticipation for this for quite some time, since we haven't been to the world series since 2020, and the yankees thing definitely adds some flavor to it. >> and let's talk about that in 2020. you know, we were seeing some of the aftermath of the pandemic. the games were all held in arlington, texas. there was no victory parade. so this time around, four years later, much different. >> yeah, i mean, there's anticipation here. i'm sure in new york they're thinking the same thing. but the players, especially the ones who were here in 2020, the fact that they didn't have that parade is kind of friend of mine for them. i hear them talk about it. dave roberts talked about it when we won the nl pennant, and it would definitely be pretty cool to have it. >> and a lot of dodger fans were heartbroken to hear that fernando valenzuela pas

main reasons women were not allowed to vote was that ben franklin, thomas edison, a lot of worry wiseman -- very wise men felt that they lacked pragmatism, that they could not look at a situation and judge the facts. a great deal of those women still exist. we call them democrats. this year the election is going to be very simple, based on two groups of people. the people who hate trump and the people who love trump. host: before you go too far, are you making the argument that women should not vote? caller: no. i'm saying the reason they were not allowed to vote in the past. surely, they are allowed to vote today. she voted for 54 years. she is way more intelligent for the -- than the average man. host: i was wanting to clarify that point. mary on the line. hello. caller: good morning. i wanted to talk about the poster -- pollster who was on. i guess i am a disgruntled democrat. i did not vote for hillary clinton. but i will be voting for kamala harris this year. i just cannot stand trump. he is a little bit too much for me. that is my comment. host: as far as policy, is the only factor

main reasons women were not allowed to vote was that ben franklin, thomas edison, a lot of worry wiseman -- very wise men felt that they lacked pragmatism, that they could not look at a situation and judge the facts. a great deal of those women still exist. we call them democrats. this year the election is going to be very simple, based on two groups of people. the people who hate trump and the people who love trump. host: before you go too far, are you making the argument that women should not vote? caller: no. i'm saying the reason they were not allowed to vote in the past. surely, they are allowed to vote today. she voted for 54 years. she is way more intelligent for the -- than the average man. host: i was wanting to clarify that point. mary on the line. hello. caller: good morning. i wanted to talk about the poster -- pollster who was on. i guess i am a disgruntled democrat. i did not vote for hillary clinton. but i will be voting for kamala harris this year. i just cannot stand trump. he is a little bit too much for me. that is my comment. host: as far as policy, is the only factor