former president donald trump has shown up in person for his civil trial lawsuit in new york. i m harris faulkner and you are in the faulkner focus. new york attorney general le tisha james wants trump on the hook and ban him from doing any business in new york. who is deciding the future of a former president and his real estate empire? all judge, no jury. that s him on the right. the judge already found trump liable for fraud this week. now he begins resolving the remaining claims of the suit and decides the monetary damages. the former president tore into both the a.g. and the judge just before the trial began last hour. yeah, he talked. we have a racist attorney general who is a horror show who ran on the basis she was going to get trump before she even knew anything about me. this is what we have. it s a scam, a sham. harris: his legal team also eager to talk about the motivation of this. what we re witnessing is election interference of somebody who is leading i
expected. winds nearly 70 miles per hour. then washington, d.c., to new york city to boston. victor oquendo where it s already being felt tonight, and rob marciano with the track. also tonight, new jersey senator bob menendez indicted, tonight facing growing calls to resign, accused of accepting hundreds of thousands of dollars in bribes. prosecutors revealing stunning images of gold bars and stacks of cash. some they say stuffed in his jacket and found in his home. aaron katersky reporting. there is late news tonight. president biden revealing he will join the picket line with the autoworkers in michigan as the uaw tonight expands its strike. union members today walking out of 38 facilities from california to florida that make auto parts for cars across this country. tonight, the surge on the border. more than 142,000 migrant encounters reported in just the first half of this month. matt rivers at the border. the deadly bus crash outside new york city. news on the tw
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jungle. while you are running they are still shooting? they had identified people they wanted to kill. it is almost impossible to fathom, even now, more than 900 americans dead in the jungle at jonestown. you are telling me this man says drink this poison and they drink it? that s right. we take you inside the mission that observed the dangerous truth. the only video camera there to capture it all belonged to nbc news. he said i can never put this camera down. rare pictures and powerful details. my whole shirt was dripping with red blood. all of a sudden i was hit. a riveting look at the story that still haunts the whole world. whole world. and welcome to dateline. jim jones led nearly 1,000 americans hello and jim jones led nearly 1000 americans to a remote area in south america, promising a religious paradise. what followed was more like hell on earth. the horror almost too horrible to believe. you are about to hear from some eyewitnesses who lived t
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