this letter which is dated today is written from president trump s attorney to judge wood who will be overseeing a very high stakes hearing tomorrow in new york about all those ver sensitive materials that were seized by the fbi in the raid of michael cohen s office, of his hotel room and his home as well as the seizure of his phones and this is something that i don t think has ever been said before, at least not to to my knowledge on the news. the president of the united states is offering to make himself personally available for any review or screening of the evidence that the fbi seized of his lawyer. it s an unusual offer to say the least and with that let me get right to a well assembled panel. senator richard blumenthal, former senator byron dorgen and eugene robinson from the the washington post which has broken some of these stories your colleagues have. i ll go down the line.
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Social. two days later, the d.a.s office files its first motion to hold trump in contempt for his alleged april 10th and april 13th violations. on the same day, judge merchan sets the contempt hearing for april 24th at 2:30 and orders trump to respond to the allegations by 5:00 p.m. on friday, april 19th. now, judge merchan later changes the date and time of that hearing to april 23rd at 9:30. that is this coming tuesday. but, on that same day, trump attacks michael cohen on true social and so does his official campaign website. the next day, april 16th, trump attacks michael cohen untruth social and so does the official campaign website. on april 17th, trump reposts untruth social, fox news host jesse watters claim about prospective jurors. on april 18th, the d.a.s office files its supplemental motion to hold trump in contempt for all of his alleged gag order violations to date. new york judiciary law section 750 states that a court of record has power to punish for criminal contemp
Above the law, including donald trump. that principle will be tested on tuesday morning, when judge juan merchan conducts a hearing to determine whether trump should be held in criminal contempt of court for willfully violating the april 1st, 2024 expanded gag order. that, among other things, prohibits trump from making public statements about witnesses and their involvement in the trial about prospective jurors. the manhattan d.a. alleges that trump knowingly violated the gag order 10 different times. here is the critical timeline for you. march 26, judge juan merchan enters that original gag order. april 1st, judge merchan enters an expanded judge order after trump attacks judge merchan family online. april 8, trump seeks appellate relief from that gag order. but, on april 9th, an appellate court justice relies denies and that really spread on april 10th, trump attacks michael cohen and stormy daniels untruth social. on april 13th, attacking true
And he said, no, i got it. but then he pulled his hand up into sleeves. because he was worried that we were going to get his fingerprints from. so, this is a red flag for you. red flags all the way. at the station, with robert bryant s mother in the room, sergeant mcdaniel told them, the dna on the gum belonged to a female. suddenly, like a switch had been flipped, robert began to talk. can you, you know, go, like, close the door? sure. robert barnes looked at him and he said this occurred on april 10th, right? april 10th. the day meghan was killed. it was, what, thursday, right? the day that it happened? yeah? he said, we got out of school at 12:00. and we stopped. why did you stop? his mom wanted to talk to him. let me speak to him out the door. i just want to speak to him out the door. he was there voluntarily.
8-year-old florida boy reacts with just pure joy after he learns that his family, which has been homeless for months now, finally found a place to call their own. the heart warming moment is captured on camera in this now viral video. watch this. this is our house. what? this is our new house. we signed a lease today. we move in on april 10th. this is our house. oh. are you happy? oh. it s our house. aishah: oh, my god, it gets me every single time. joining us now is evan and his mom mallory. good to see you. first of all, congratulations. what a big moment. what a core memory here and so much emotion there. a lot went on before you got to this moment, you guys were
The wreckage. part of what makes the titanic so captivating from people. the titanic wasn t the only disaster but there s something very special about the ship. there s an allure about it. allure so intense that the cost of venturing down doesn t stop those with means. ocean gate expeditions operated the missing submersible. the costs start at $250,000 per person for one trip to the sunken ocean liner. $250,000 per person and that s steep. guess what, sold out. it shows you how tight that ship and the story of titanic is for some people. part of the titanic miss steeg according to historians, the fact it was considered unsinkable when it stepped forward on april 10th, 1912, with more than 2200 people on board including some of the world s richest and most
To tell me for five years. scott isn t the only veteran gary is helping to pay it forward. april 10th, 2012 i went out on a patrol and i took my backpack off and i sat on the ground and underneath it was actually a bomb. that day changed everything for me. travis mills came home from afghanistan to his wife kelsey a quadruple amputee. she came to room and i told her he should go, you ll have a better life without me. and she was like, that is not how this works at all. you know, we are gonna get through this together. my daughter was right there by my side of recovery. learned a walk and run with me. gary first met travis at walter reed hospital. he is an inspirational guy, wonderful guy. missing all four limbs. he had, he is a father, he is a husband, he is doing great. but that wasn t enough for travis. his recovery inspired him to help others.
Finally tonight, let me introduce to you staff sergeant travis mills, a quadruple amputee who is helping others during difficult times. he s inspiring america. the war in afghanistan became the longest war in u.s. history. april 10th of 2012 we went out on a patrol and took my backpack off and set it on the ground and underneath it was a bomb. reporter: travis mills then on his third tour of duty was airlifted to a field hospital and underwent 14 hours of surgery. judy nuber was a trauma nurse in the er. and when he left our er, it was like that s it. there s no way this boy will survive these injuries. there s just no way. reporter: but travis did survive. when he got home a quadruple amputee, his wife had a simple message for him. we re going to get through this together. my daughter was right
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Born in 1847, formally enslaved, started buying land, was in the house of representatives. we didn t know our family was part of black reconstruction. exactly. okay, seriously. finding out this family history, these things become anchors for your soul. official washington is sending a clear signal on covid, the emergency has ended, as of april 10th, it is no longer a national emergency and another major piece the public health emergency will sunset on may 11th. so if politicians decide it s over surely they made certain that america learned as much as it could from the covid response, right? wrong. congress failed to pass legislation that would establish a commission to study what happened, but into that void