unlawful profits and a permanent ban on trump and his children from serving as top leaders in any new york company. new york state attorney general letitia james also referred this case for criminal prosecution to the southern district of new york and to the irs. trump's lawyer said that james, a democrat running for re-election, is, quote, solely focused on advancing her political agenda. robert costa, cbs news, washington. >>> breaking overnight, a federal appeals court ruled the justice department can continue its review of classified materials seized by the fbi last month at trump's florida estate. a federal judge had temporarily barred investigators from using the documents while an independent special master reviewed them. prosecutors had argued that its criminal investigation into trump's removal of the classified material was being impeded by the delay. >>> and conservative activist ginni thomas, the wife of supreme court justice clarence thomas, has agreed to a voluntary interview with the house committee investigating the january 6th riot. the committee wants to talk to her about communi

profits, and a permanent ban on trump and his children from serving as top leaders in any new york company. >> robert costa joins us now live. you've covered the former president's finances for years. what does the trump organization -- what is he saying tonight? >> this is a serious case, because james has also referred this case for criminal prosecution to the southern district of new york and to the irs. trump's lawyers said today that james, a democrat running for reelection is, quote, solely focused on advancing her political agenda. but there has long been skepticism about trump's wealth. in 2015, jericka, he told me he was worth $9 billion, but forbes pegged his net worth only around $4 billion. >> still a lot of money. robert costa on the case, as usual. thank you. >>> turning now to the economy, the federal reserve raised its benchmark interest rate by 3/4 of a percentage point for the third straight time. the fed is trying to slow spending to lower inflation without pushing the economy into a recession. now all three major indexes dropped more than 1.5% after fed chairman jerome

the attorney general wants the trump to be banned for life for working for a new york company, preventeding any dealings with the state's banks for five years and pay a quarter of a billion dollars in damages. >> this conduct cannot be rushed aside and dismissed as some kind of good faith mistake. the statements of financial condition were greatly exaggerated, grossly inflated, objectively false and therefore fraudulent and illegal. >> claiming you have money that you do not have does not amount to the art of the deal. it is the art of the steel. host: donald trump has labeled the allegations another witchhunt. he has called letitia james racist and accused her of filing a lawsuit to win a reelection. writing, i never thought this case would be brought until i saw her bad poll numbers. she campaigned on a "get trump" platform. first let's have a look at the other infestations into the former president. there is a criminal probe into his possible mishandling of classified information. last month the mpi searched his mar-a-lago home. -- fbi searched his mar-a-lago home. there is the stormi

unlawful profits and a permanent ban on trump and his children from serving as top leaders in any new york companyuncan: robert costa joins us now live. you've covered the former president's finances for years. what is the trump organization, what is he saying tonight? >> reporter: this is a serious case, because james has also referred this case for criminal prosecution to the southern district of new york and to the i.r.s. trump's lawyers said james, a democrat, running for reelection is solely focused on advancing her political agenda. in 2015, trump told me he was worth 9 billion but forbes pegged his net worth at around only 4 billion. >> duncan: robert costa on the case as usual, thank you. turning now to the economy, the federal reserve raised its benchmark interest rate by three quarters of a percentage point. the fed is trying to lower inflation without putting the economy into a recession. all three major indexes dropped 1.5% after jerome powell signaled more hikes are coming with inflation at a 40 year high, the cost of everything goes up from groceries, to rent to healthcare, and when

allegedly unlawful profits and a lifespan on trump and his children serving as officers in any new york company. skyler henry, cbs news, the white house. > >> still ahead on kpix 5, california relaxing coronavirus restriction starting tomorrow as as a major bay area transit sysm considers doing the same. > >> some big-name musical acts taking the stage for the concert concert in san francisco, but it it was a bay area teenager who came on stage and stole the show. >> i was very proud, very excited for jesse. he deserves this and much more. > >> and a new warning from california water officials as they look ahead to next year. > >> and we are in the middle of a a picture-perfect first day of fall. we are right on the mark for average. that will change going into the weekend. i will show you the warm-up for saturday and sunday in the first first alert forecast, coming have you seen my new phone yet? it like, folds in half. i would never switch to samsung, i love my phone. what??? ♪♪ (...it folds in half.) you see i love my phone. i would never switch to samsuuu... (gasping) ♪♪ >> right now, b.a.r

her office go so far as to say not only should you be banned from running a company but any new york company? >> that is a big question and she corrected herself in terms that the judge be removed from running any company in the state of new york. i don't think that is something that will be issued by the judge but there have been multiple remedies she says she's requesting based on this extensive fraudulent activity she claims she had homed in on over the last three years conducting this investigation. neil: thank you, if we hear anything more from the state attorney general's office or trump himself we will keep you posted. a long way to go, a legal issue to resolve one way or the other and civil charges that have been filed, not criminal charges and recommitting such charges focusing on the irs's office to do just that but a long way from that and that is essentially what legal experts are telling us. in the meantime we are focusing on what is going on with the markets, waiting for those high interest rates to go higher but in this environment people taking matters into their own hands. i

children could be barred from doing business not only at the trump org but from running any new york company. that's one of the punishments that james is seeking. the family and organization could also not be allowed to get money anymore, to get liquidity, to get bank funding in new york, a big deal. trump has always said he's a deal maker, and let's be clear. he convinced a lot of people with understandable props, actions, funds, support from the banks, at times the new york legal and governmental community, really largely looking the other way, and by the way, that includes a lot of registered democrats in new york who fill out some of these offices. so, a lot of people in america thought, well, he is this rich and he must be somewhat good at business. this hits him legally. also hits the core promise and brand he's ever made. what you see on the front of buildings. it also touches on his most high-profile properties, trump tower, 40 wall street in manhattan where james says he doubled the valuation. that's not a rounding error. claiming something that was worth $200 million should be $530

we banned for life from working for a new york company, prevented from having any dealings with the states banks for 5 years, and to pay a quarter of a 1000000000 dollars in damages. this conduct can not be brushed aside and dismissed as some sort of good faith mistake statements. a financial condition were greatly exaggerated, grossly inflated objectively false, and therefore fraudulent and illegal claiming you have money that you do not have does not amount to the art of the deal. it's the art of the steel door, tom pers labeled the allegations another which hunt he's called leticia james, racist and accused her of filing lawsuit when reelection writing. i never thought this case will be brought until i saw her really bad poll numbers. she is a fraud who campaigned on a get trump platform. now we'll go to a guess in a moment, but 1st let's have a look at the other investigations into the former president. there's a criminal probe into his possible mishandling of classified information last month, the f. b, i searched his mar, logo home. there's also the january 6th attack and the stormin

also among the possible penalties, barring the trumps from being present in any new york company's office for five years, preventing them from seeking lending from any financial institution during that same period of time. joining me now for more on this breaking news, ari melbur, kristin welker, chuck rosenberg and suzann craig. chuck, to you. this is a civil lawsuit. at the moment, there's no fear of any kind of criminal penalties, prison time, anything for former president trump or his children. they are referring this to the manhattan d.a. and the irs for future investigation. fill in what you see as the gravatus of this. >> quite grave. you are right, andrea. this is a lawsuit. they are suing the trumps and their organization. they are not charging them with a crime. that's a very important distinction. in a civil lawsuit, which the attorney general of new york state just described, they are seeking regress. they will bar the company and members of the company from financial transactions. they will seek disgorgement for compensation from the company in the tune of about a quarter of

york. companies able are simply going to lead and deprive the states of much-needed taxes already happeningty where they pace for the next several years, from commercial enterprises. this will only worsen it and the thing about old-time liberals used to be conscious of this, the new breed of democratic processes don't care, they are willing to write it down to the basement. paul: nice angle if you are the governor or state legislature, you just say the commission did it if people get upset, not our fault, the commission. >> right and they have opportunities to say that in coming years. the lesson of the science of economics is there's no such thing as free lunch, they are only trade-offs so if you think about rising wages or making it more expensive to run fast food operation, one side effect could be fewer people employed in industry if you have to pay $22 an hour, self ordering kiosk looks deeper than it did yesterday or you may have food prices go up in which case you will hear complaints about that or restaurants may shut down entirely in which case we will hear more about food deserts

loans, permanently barring him, and his kids, from serving as officers, or directors, of new york companies. this is, in essence's to the trial, and ali is constantly reminding, need there is a big difference between allegations in the plane with winning a trial. we both had that experience. >> you so much a lawyer, l.a.. before you weigh in, i want to see if we can kill two birds here. donald trump, defending himself with a caveat in whatever it is about the values, when he submits a loan application. here it is. >> we have a disclaimer, right on the front, and it basically says, you know, get your own people, you are at your own risk, this was done by management, it wasn't done by -- it was done by management. so, don't rely on the statement that you are getting. >> well, that is an interesting defence. no, i don't think it holds any waters. you can't say, i warned people, this could be fraudulent, therefore, do business with me at your own risk. i agree with norm, not gonna read the whole thing, like norm just it, but i agree with norm, the allegations in this complaint, a civil lawsuit,

she's wanting to bar the trump family from being in office of any new york-based company for five years. additionally, james wants to ban them from receiving loans from any new york registered financial institution over that time. here's attorney general james outlining the accusations. >> we found that mr. trump, his children, trump organization created and used more than 200 false and misleading asset valuations on a statement of financial condition over the ten-year period. they issued statements that were in clear violation of general accepted principles -- general accounting principles in the united states. >> in a statement, a trump folks spokesperson says today's filing is not focused on the facts or the law, but solely focused on advancing the attorney general's political agenda. it is abundantly clear that the attorney general's office has exceeded its statutory authority by prying into the transactions where absolutely no wrongdoing has taken place. >>> new details new this midday. all those lanes are back open. this is in the hayward side of the san mateo bridge after that de

seeking to sanction the former president and his organization from being the office of any new york company new york-registered financial institution for five years as well, what does that do to an organization? >> well, yasmin, as you said yourself, she's not seeking judicial dissolution which is often referred to as a corporate death penalty, but i think the list of things that she is seeking are the equivalent of corporate life in prison, so the punishment right below the death penalty. the things that you have laid out, plus the fact that she is seeking $250 million, plus the fact that she is seeking a monitor, and this is kinds of karmic, something like a special monitor to figure out what to do with the trump organization which means we may be on the other side of the tipping point in terms of the survival of this organization. i mean it has had nine lives. and probably many more. but this seems to me to be incredibly different. they're not criminal penalties. and i think it's important to say that. she doesn't have that authority. but i think that the ag is using nearly every authori

letitia james was asked about that and she said that the companies are incorporated here in new york— companiest that would be — does not seem to think that that would be the case. but i guess it remains — would be the case. but i guess it remains to— would be the case. but i guess it remains to be seen how this civil case _ remains to be seen how this civil case plays— remains to be seen how this civil case plays out and i mean there is also the other hypothetical scenario where _ also the other hypothetical scenario where if _ also the other hypothetical scenario where if president trump does run in 2024 _ where if president trump does run in 2024 and _ where if president trump does run in 2024 and he — where if president trump does run in 2024 and he becomes president for example _ 2024 and he becomes president for example what that would mean for these _ example what that would mean for these criminal referrals the department ofjustice says they have received _ department ofjustice says they have received because we know the department ofjustice has said although it has not been tested in c

well, the clothing company gap is slashing hundreds of corporate jobs in san francisco and new york. the company says the move is an effort to reduce those expensive. it the languishing sales? the job cuts follow years of struggle at the san francisco based retailer, which also operates stores under the namesake brand as well as old navy and banana republic. well, as of late january, the company had a workforce of roughly 97,000 employees. roughly 8700 of them worked at the corporate site. now to our latest on hurricane fiona. the storm pushing to turks and caicos as a category 3. you can see strong winds and some structures blown apart the year. you can also see downed trees and cars moving through flooded areas. the national hurricane center says the storm's eye passed close to grand turk. that is the british territory's capital island. well, in puerto rico, relief efforts are underway as more than 1 million people are left without power. now kron who are trying to help them. 5 years after hurricane maria wiped out puerto rico, the island is in the dark again due to hurricane fiona

case and his children on ice so they couldn't run this company or any company in new york. that is a big penalty. if you think they deserve it, that's justice. if you think a lot of companies do a lot of asset valuations, it might seem like overpunishment. it won't be up to the rest of us debating it or anything, this is a system and justice where a court will decide have these people systematically lied and cheats do much and in a legal sense defrauded others? if one person is underpaying their taxes, the bills still come due and other people are overpaying their taxes. the question is have they done it to a degree of what james has asked for. and what scares donald trump a lot more is two criminal referrals, irs, nsdny, and we'll be reporting on and watch very good closely whether those initiate new investigations or, again, in fairness to donald trump, whether perhaps you could imagine the irs saying, yeah, no, we heard about this stuff, we real ease it's weird that he apparently has billions but went years without paying taxes, but we've already looked into that, they do

says it does not own the busses scene with its logo dropping off migrants from texas in new york city companynd made it will company in houston in a tweet marine air, porter said. it is horrified to be in any way associated with this and said the new owners of the busses failed to repaint them as required. the sheriff in burke county, texas, is now asking to speak with the migrants who were brought from the san antonio area to sacramento. sheriff javier salazar wants to know who sent them to northern california also wants to find out if this is connected to the 48 migrants who were flown from texas to florida and then to martha's vineyard. sheriff salazar is also looking into who arranged the flight that ended in martha's vineyard. florida governor rhonda sentence has already said it was paid for with florida funds to remove migrants from his state. here at home. there is concern in oakland after video on social media showed a woman taking down four flags representing latin american countries from outside of school in oakland. they were being flown as part of hispanic heritage month. it's ktv

the purpose of new york's blue sky law is to prohibit any company that engages in criminal conduct and conduct that's dalk damaging to folks who live in new york to prohibit them from continuing operations in the state. you can see how this all plays in with these very specific examples she's brought forward in the case of the trump tower apartment. she even talked about how the appraisers violation or the appraisers estimation of value was exceeded by two to three times what their estimate was. yet in these statements that were turned in, the trump folks pegged the valuation to the appraisers work. so there's some very clear examples of i'll say problems rather than criminality here. and they still have to be submitted to a court. there has to be a fact-finding process before any form of penalty is extracted from the trump organization. nonetheless, this is a strong and a very compelling presentation of evidence in this complaint, which exceeds 200 pages. so i'm not all the way through it yet. >> i will tell you i'm not either. i'm going to guess i'm not even close to having gone thro

trump organization, but worst case he and his family are prevented from holding office in a new york based company and prevented from taking loans. even if that is the case, again a worst-case scenario, the trump organization does not depend on new york all that much compared to let's say florida, bedminster, and new jersey so even though the trump administration started and its origin is in new york, even if they get cut off from those assets there's the trump hotel in central park, three smaller golf courses and there's trump tower. the trump organization really earns its living from mar-a-lago, from bedminster, from dural, from these other courses and properties that are outside new york so a $250 million fine especially since they just sold the washington hotel for 375 is probably manageable for the trump organization after all is said and done. the bigger issue for the trump organization and trump is this criminal case that is now under way on the tax fraud side after the ceo, alan weisselberg pled guilty to tax fraud. that is a case that could have much deeper consequences for the future of

company uber investigate a cyberattack. a hacker gained control over uber's internal systems after compromising a worker's slack account, according to the "new york it doesn't appear that sensitive customer data was compromised. the records of millions of users and drivers were stolen inasrs and drivers were stolen another breach in 2016. well, the curtain will soon come down on broadway's longest-running show. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ the phantom of the opera is there ♪ >> o'donnell: tonight, cbs news confirms the "phantom of the opera" will close in february after 35 years and more than 13,000 performances. the show will celebrate its historic run before closing. all i ask of you is that you catch it while you can. "on the road" is next, with an emotional story on the power of family. castle valley, california. e and i live in my husband, barney, and i have been married for 32 years. i think the most important thing in life is to stay healthy. i noticed i was having some memory losses. i discovered prevagen. since i've been on prevagen, i've noticed more clarity, more sharpness. the recall mechanism is a lot more concise. i've been taking prevagen for almost 10

the clothing company gap is slashing hundreds of corporate jobs in san francisco and in new york, the company says the move is an effort to reduce expenses amid languishing sales. >> the job cuts follow years of struggle at the san francisco based retailer, which also operates stores under the namesake brand as well as old navy banana republican athletic athleta rather as of late january, the company had a workforce of roughly 97,000 employees. roughly 8700 of them work in corporate sites. >> a group of young adults in san francisco is calling on the city's district attorney to protect 16 17 year-olds from prosecution. the group held a rally this morning outside san francisco district attorney's office earlier this month, the da, brooke jenkins announced that her office would establish a juvenile review team to decide if teens in some cases should be tried as adults. a group of youth advocate says young teens should not be prosecuted under any circumstances. >> it takes a to raise a child, not not them sending them into the clinic will be close to ration. you have to charging, start i

they will eliminate corporate jobs from gap in new york and san francisco. >> companies are making decisions about the cost of labor, where they can get access to labor. j.r.: last week it was american airlines saying more than 400 flight attendants will be relocated to other states. tech insiders say google along with facebook's parent company are slimming down and restructuring some departments. >> they do not call it layoffs, they call it restructuring. we have uncertain economic times. it all spells the same thing, tie-in your belt get smart with where your money is. j.r.: the news is not all bad. if california words own country, the state would have the fifth largest economy in the world and is now challenging germany for the fourth spot, according to eight ucla study out on wednesday. the vice president of research at carver says the overall economy may have slowed down but -- >> the labor market as a whole is still healthy and strong in comparison. j.r.: he says the bay area is no longer at the tech hub and is now competing with smaller cities like austin, boston and boise. a professo

company. the bus in new york is not theirs.hey sold that bus to a texas operator a few months ago. >> they should have painted them and put their own logos on it. they did not. now, we are on the national news and we have absolutely nothing to do with transporting migrants or bringing anybody from texas to new york. david hughes said they sold to buses to the company. he says they're working to make sure the company is not associated with these transfers. >> we may have to threatened legal action to get them to take our name off the bus. they are infringing our good name and trademark. we are looking into what actions we can take. >> regular customers were surprised they are tangled up in this national controversy. >> it is unconscionable they would strip the bus of the logo. right now, there is all of this uproar about shipping migrants all over the u.s. >> reporter: useful to go for new company. >>> are we in the midst of a pandemic or not? both comments from president biden. he says the pandemic is over. >> we are still doin

so this is it new york state, how many you guys are from new york, morley from new york and company okayso there still has the sector many of you been to the has an valley and i went there on vacation it was beautiful and new york is really promoting business idea of going to the farm and being close to nature and something to serve traditions and that we are going to be able to be at one with what the country is in the earth, is going to give us a sense of ethical or moral sort of sensibility. in new york it was urban as many of us know, is a large agriculture industry and is b important to vote for agriculture and for the tourism okay, and also have a very high direct to consumer sales receipt really care about this idea of localism, make a lot of money and so are forms our local and these are not the california state agriculture, the florida we know ourrk workers and small farms etc. so this will be happier and new york is different, and the n question is, who is working in new york, who are our workers in new york state in the first answer, is the jamaican guest worker program and so

york. yes, shares in altria jewels parent company slid to day and you think settling this year's long case would be a weight off their shoulders, but it seems investors don't agree now down here and still there is a lot of uncertainty remaining and more than $400000000.00 is still a lot of money and if you look at altria, they bought a 35 percent take in jewel in 2018 for roughly $13000000000.00 company back then was worth about $38000000000.00. so meaning a jewel was worth that much today they have a value, a ton of roughly one and a half percent last year. they lost their loss of the top spot when it came, come through in the united states. again, the arrange them so i think definitely could be better for jewel, and there are also for all trail. so this is a serious case. where does jewel go next? well, that is a big question because so there actually thousands more lawsuits running against the jewels, including 9 other states here in the united states. then also, this summer we had the food and drug administration, actually ordering a jewel to pull the product from the us market. there

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in 1978, a young employee of the human resources department at the new york telephone company sat inhe coined a phrase there that helped to define the experience of generations of women. it was a promising new era for feminism as women entered the workforce in record numbers, working their way up the ladder to jobs previously held only by men. >> clearared for takeoff. >> but as 31-year-old marilyn loden listened to the frustrations of her fellow panelists at that conference, an image popped into her mine she described women hitting an invisible glass ceiling as they tried to advance at work loden has said she didn't think much of the impromptu line at the time, but the term has endured, all the way up to presidential politics. >> i know we have still not shattered that highest and hardest glass ceiling, but some day someone will, and hopefully sooner than we might think right now. >> the glass ceiling appeared in print for the first time in 1984 in a quote in requested ad week" magazine and then in 1993 in the merriam-webster dictionary others have claimed the term, butloden is cred

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they will eliminate corporate jobs from gap in new york and san francisco. >> companies are making decisionsut the cost of labor, where they can get access to labor. j.r.: last week it was american airlines saying more than 400 flight attendants will be relocated to other states. tech insiders say google along with facebook's parent company are slimming down and restructuring some departments. >> they do not call it layoffs, they call it restructuring. we have uncertain economic times. it all spells the same thing, tie-in your belt get smart with where your money is. j.r.: the news is not all bad. if california words own country, the state would have the fifth largest economy in the world and is now challenging germany for the fourth spot, according to eight ucla study out on wednesday. the vice president of research at carver says the overall economy may have slowed down but -- >> the labor market as a whole is still healthy and strong in comparison. j.r.: he says the bay area is no longer at the tech hub and is now competing with smaller cities like austin, boston and boise. a professor fr

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james once the trump family to be permanently barred from serving as officers of new york-based companiestions for five years. she is also seeking joint $50 million in penalties. dahlia lithwick and david enrich are back with me. david, this week, trump's former attorney and fixer, michael cohen, said this fraud lawsuit could put an end to the trump organization, given all you know about trump's business dealings, do you agree? >> you know, it's really hard to say. i think that might be a little bit of hyperbole, mr. cohen's part. i mean, i think there is a very real risk that trump gets in serious trouble for this. but i also think, i don't think the ag's case is quite as open, and some people have been suggesting that the reality is that trump had such a reputation for being an outlandish, exaggerating liar. banks knew about this, and i talk to people inside, which is the primary lender to trump over the years, and they were well a year that he was lying over his financials, and they took steps to markdown his value of assets accordingly. that's a problem, if you're trying to make a fra

wants to bar the family from serving as officers of new york based companies, and seeks to prevent his company from entering into real estate deals in the state for the next five years. the more than 200 page lawsuit goes into staggering detail, outlining how trump allegedly overvalued his assets by billions of dollars to get more favorable loans. here are the egregious examples. trump inflated the square footage of his apartment in trump tower claiming it spanned 30,000 square feet when it was really less than 11,000. as a result, it was valued at $320 million. the highest selling apartment in new york at that time was $100 million in a newly built tower while the highest selling apartment in 30-year-old trump tower at the time was just $16.5 million. the suit also claims the overvalued mar-a-lago by millions of dollars. based on the false premise it could be developed and sold for residential use when he agreed not to. trump claimed the florida beach club is worth $739 million. but according to the lawsuit, it should have been closer to a mere $75 million. at his residential park ave

the largest european manufacturer of glassware stops work and , according to the new york times, the french company will have to send 4,500 workers on vacation due to gas bills, some of the factories will close, some will switch to other fuels. in addition, the european metals trade association said that the eu is now on pause. half of the production of aluminum and zinc, and the well-known german manufacturer of toilet paper announced, and the bank against this background, eurostat recorded a record increase in bread prices, and residents of european cities goes out into the street to woo from their governments. but at least some measures to maintain tariffs are in detail in the review of our european correspondent anastasia popova what is not a day is heard a new story about europeans who are faced with a sharp rise in prices in belgium and france, bakery veins are closed, newspapers talk about a 27-year-old young man , who rents an apartment for 400 euros a month, if earlier he paid about 160 euros for a communal apartment, then from november he will have to pay 660 and a half at once times more

according to "the new york post" of the paper owned by our parent company, new york city kids are nowtherapy due to a constant state of panic. just what nyc needs a whole generation of woody allens. the fear is rational, the homeless, crime, drugs, anthony weiner. still here, that is just inside the sandbox at pre-k. in nyc children are being traumatized by real horrors that leave permanent scars. funneling thousands of the homeless into city hotels and not just motel 6. unprovoked crimes have exploded, not to mention room service is impossible to get in under two hours. try to order that meth? old man. at estate bill reform which released tons of vile thugs, the only people left in america's jails are those who stole office supplies on january 6th. we decriminalized sidewalk camping, hand handling and shooting up in public. the result? a liberal's dream come true. we are all equal and abject misery. major crimes are up all over, robberies are up 57%. there have been ten murders alone so far in just three precincts this year. doubled the number during the same period last year and the

about a $250 million fine to bar donald trump permanently from sitting on the board of any new york based company and to prevent him from doing a real estate business in the state of new york for five years. you have gone through this document as well. how strong is the case against donald trump, his kids and the trump organization. >> they did something very smart here, which is they really tried to focus on things that are not subjective. you know, appraisals are notoriously loose. financial statements can have disclaimers, that they're not audited. as you noted, the things that the new york attorney general focused on are things that are objectively false. so i think that was just very smart, and also the number of things that were repeatedly false makes it, i think, a very hard case, and also, remember because this is a civil case, the standard of proof is just a preponderance, slightly likelier than 50%, and the fact that a number of defendants, including donald trump asserted the fifth amendment may be used against them in the proceeding so that it can carry an adverse inference in a civil

new york state sued former president trump, his 3 eldest children and his company, alleging business ivil lawsuit says they inflated mr. trump's net worth by billions of dollars by exaggerating the value of his key real estate properties. new york state attorney general letitia james announced the lawsuit in manhattan. >> claiming you have money that you do not have does not amount to the art of the deal, it's the art of the steal. there cannot be different rules for different people in this country or in this state. former presidents are no different. stephanie: mr. trump called the suit a "witch hunt" by a democratic official. we'll take a closer look, later the program. the justice department will be allowed to resume reviewing classified documents seized from trump's florida estate without submitting them to the court-appointed special master. a three-judge panel of the 11th circuit court of appeals this evening lifted an order imposed by a lower court. the f.b.i. seized roughly 11,000 documents. about 100 were marked as classified. the house select committee investigating the jan

his children, donald jr., ivanka and eric from serving as an officer or director of a company in the state of new york and to permanently prohibit the trump companies named in the suit from doing business here as well. she would also appoint an independent monitor to oversee the trump organization and to bar trump and the organization from entering into real estate acquisitions for five years and from obtaining loans from banks in new york for another five years. now maybe more ominously for trump, james said she referred criminal violations she uncovered to the irs and to the department of justice. both of those organizations declined to comment specifically on the allegations this afternoon. the former president fired back at the attorney general today saying she is a fraud who campaigned on a get trump platform despite the fact that the city is one of the crime and murder disasters of the world under her watch. the president frustrated here. he said he invoked -- former president invoked his fifth amendment right against self-incrimination more than 440 times during this investigation according to

says it does not own the busses scene with its logo dropping off migrants from texas in new york city. the companys it's sold two busses back in may to a company in houston in a tweet merida airport, er says it's horrified to be in any way associated with this. and said the new owners of the busses failed to repaint them as required. time is now 7 35 were happening today. jury selection begins in the civil trial of laurie smith. santa clara county sheriff laurie smith is accused of public corruption involving the way that the county jail was managed and also for the way her office allegedly used its power to grant permits for concealed carry weapons. she's also accused of withholding documents during an internal affairs investigation of the operate. nations of the jail. she denies all allegations. sheriff smith is scheduled to leave office in january. but if the jury finds any of the counts against her to be true, she could be removed from office immediately. governor gavin newsom is in new york, calling attention to california's climate goals. governor spoke at the event organized by the clinton

as well as the history children should be barred from serving as officers directors in any a company in new york state, and that mr. trump should also be barred from taking part in any real estate transactions for the next five years. >> notably she went on to say, that she believed that some of the findings were violation of federal law, and was discovered that her investigators is not going to be sent to the u.s. attorney for the seven district of new york as well as the irs. now, as a mr. trump, he was subpoenaed to testify as you might recall just last month he invoked his fifth amendment right that he would not testify. he could not be compelled to incriminate himself, mr. trump called the investigation a witch hunt repeatedly. he said that letitia james who is black, was investigating him solely for political reasons and accused of being racist. and just a short time ago now we got a statement from one of mr. trump's attorneys are rooted right now in full. it says that today's filing is neither focused on the facts nor the law is only focused on advancing the attorney general political age

york. >>> tonight, rail companies and union leaders reached an agreement.sident biden announces a it could have devastated the already fragile economy less than two months before the elections. amtrak canceled all long distance routes ahead of a possible work stoppage. we have a lot of news to get to tonight. good evening, nancy. how did this deal come together? >>> lots of coffee and a meeting that was not allowed to end until they shook hands. >> yes, i am very pleased to announce a tentative labor agreement. >> reporter: standing in the rose garden, president biden hailed a deal to head off what would have been the first rail strike since 1992. >> this is a win for tens of thousands of rail workers and for their dignity. >> the agreement was the product of marathon, 20 hour talks led by labor secretary marty walsh. >> i told them, you're not getting out of this room. >> reporter: walsh says a strike would have cost the u.s. economy $2 billion a day. >> we have food and grain and corn waiting to be transported across the country. that would have rotted. w

york stock exchange. it wasn't the only company to recognize the death of the clean to that. yeah, definitely not to daniel was not your usual a business saying as i speak, by the way there is still the union jack flying on front of the new york stock exchange by jane fraser, for example, the head of m, as city said that sir. queen elizabeth the 2nd basically i was the only queen she ever knew. we had other corporate leaders to paying their respect to bill gates, the former head of microsoft, a magick, a base saw. so bob eiger, the former m head of a walt disney's a c o r for google, mary barrow, and the head off for jenner moto says, so just to name a few. and then an apple today actually started the pre order for the new iphone 14, but if you clicked on their website, the only image you saw a was the image shelf for queen elizabeth said the 2nd in the are from the early fifties. all right, well nevertheless, business did continue to day eat on mosque. says that he's looking at opening a lithium refinery in texas just looking at so far. so what do we know? nathaniel, it's a