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Was like what happened. it was i assume a drunkle fight. i have a question for martha because we share a wall our offices are next to each other so she knows i come to work every day in a track suit and hoodie and i dont have a corset on. do you think im a violent person? >> martha: i think it could possibly go down that road >> kat: ive never been in a fight ever. not to brag. >> greg: you have stabbed people >> kat: no. why does everybody always think that? i mean, nobodys offends these pontoo...

Says out there publicly on social media, that is not going to dictate what happens from now until the trial. >> all right. to be clear here, judge chutkan seems to be laying down some markers for what happens going forward, as if to say donald trump as a defendant out on bail needs to be careful about what he says going forward. also laying down a marker saying that running for president is no different than any other job. it wont give any special preference in terms of the timing of the trial. ...

Media outlet to intimidate a witness. a judge revoking the 31-year-olds $250 million bail, remanding him into the custody of u.s. marshals. prosecutors say bankman-fried tried to discredit a trial witness and taint the jury pool when he shared excerpts of his ex-girlfriend caroline ellisons personal documents with the "new york times." ellison, led bankman-frieds alameda research fund, has pleaded guilty and agreed to cooperate in the investigation into allegations that bankman-fried defrauded c...

The one-time crypto mogul, charged with defrauding investors. the judge today revoking his bail and sending him immediately to jail. cnbcs kate rooney joins us now. kate, what happened in court? >> reporter: so, lester, sam bankman-fried had been living under house arrest at his parents home in palo alto, california, on charges surrounding the collapse of his crypto company ftx and today he appeared in a manhattan court where the judge sided with the federal prosecutors who had accused him of wi...

So maybe that makes it a little easier for the democrats to say, "no, look, thejustice "department has handed all these off, the investigations are all happening independently," but its still going to be a headache for the white house. its still going to be a distraction. this is going to drag on now clearly into 2024, the presidential election cycle, maybe even after the election. its going to be something that theyre going to have to deal with for the time forward. all right, anthony, thanks f...

He has rights, but he is out on bail. he cant do any witness tampering, and she did also say that the trial will be sped up if he goes out and talks about it because the jury pool will be contaminated. >> katie: january 2nd, 2024, right before the primary really starts. >> brian: i just love, the experts, like the judge says, in normal instances, takes two years to get ready, he wants to get ready in six months. what does jack smith care? why do you care, jack smith? just do a good job trying to...

You know, these are unimaginable scenes. people will be suffering deep, deep trauma. and the priority for the authorities is, of course, to provide notjust material assistance, but the emotional and psychological support as well. and for more on the hawaii wildfires, check out the live page on our website. we have the latest headlines, plus reporting from our team on the ground. thats at bbc.com/news. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. some other news iiowi the former ftx boss...

A a chance foror up to 4 m mos between n treatments with v vabysmo. ask k your doctotor. >> margaret: a 3-year-old girl has died while traveling on a bus of migrants headed to chicago. it was announced that the bus took off from texas, where republican governor greg abbott has been bossing migrants to other states. the illinois department of public health is that the little girl was confirmed dead at a hospital. an official believes she was traveling with her mother and father, and her death is ...

Activity by newspapers. about 6am in the morning, there was a knock on my front door. the police had arrived to arrest me. for me it begain with a dawn raid on my house. my dog started to bark, probably about six oclock in the morning, and i opened the door to a crowd of police officers, all in plain clothes, searching through my five—year—olds bedroom — i dont even know to this day what they were looking for, saying they have come to arrest me over operation alberton. it was about paying ...

Are out on bail, you do not have the same rights as the rest of us. just remember, he will await trial at times in jail. >> right. >> and you think they are gonna let the let go, and say its restricting my liberty? of course it is, thats what bail is. to say oh, its restricting my first amendment rights, thats right. and at times, a judge can do, that if its necessary. so, here, the judge i think is going to be very concerned about the integrity of the judicial process. and what i mean by that i...