department is increasingly focused on possible obstruction by trump in the investigation into the documents found at his mar-a-lago home. corcoran s attorney declined to comment. still ahead, we ll have the highlights from yesterday s nba playoff action as two of the league s big it stars are sidelined at least temporarily with injuries. and a little later, we ll explain what could be behind a surprise delay in the dominion/fox news defamation trial. way too early is coming back with all of that it s our turn now we ll make it up again. we ll build freelance teams with more agility. the old way of working is deader than me. we ll scale up, and we ll scale down
louisiana state university. in the fall, and the fourth person killed. corbin hosting 23 years old again, in addition to those four at least 15 teenagers who were shot those 15 went into ambulances went to a hospital for went to the coroner s office at this sweet 16 birthday party here. on saturday night, jim anything of those moments. they take those pictures showing the school they re going to be going to with all that excitement. all that hope victor blackwell, it s good to have you there. thanks so much. rihanna tomorrow, one of the most consequential trials for journalism and the media is supposed to begin following today s surprise delay. dominion voting systems is suing fox for a whopping $1.6 billion, accusing the network of perpetuating false claims that dominion s machines rigged the 2020 election against donald trump. now it s not clear why this trial did not start today is expected, but the abrupt delay has fueled speculation
a surprise delay with the new york grand jury considering a possible indictment of former president trump. grand jurors not meeting today as scheduled. garrett haake is watching it. garrett, there is a real mystery over the delay. reporter: yeah, there really is, and the grand jury proceedings are secret, so we just don t have much information to go on. jurors were told not to come in today, but sources say the d.a. is planning to have them back tomorrow. meanwhile, sources familiar with mr. trump s thinking tell us he truly does not want to be indicted, but he does see political opportunity in having a big public battle, qx a spectacle with a democratic prosecutor. he s also under the special counsel investigation with a new headline there as well. reporter: the judge made a ruling in a secret proceeding on friday that there was enough evidence that mr. trump may have committed crimes through his lawyers in this case to create an exception to his attorney/client privilege. that
we re following the breaking news, a surprise delay in the expected passage of the republican tax bill. we re standing by for a senate vote tonight, but the house of representatives will have to revote on the measure tomorrow, after some technical provisions were discovered to violate rules. let s dig deeper with our correspondents and specialists. and matt, very quickly, is this going to make much of a difference? the revote tomorrow morning? the president will still get the legislation he wants. he ll sign it into law and that will be that? yeah, there s not going to be any changes in votes here. it s more of an embarrassment, thing, for house republicans and senate republicans. and it reinforces the idea that this was a rushed thing. that they didn t check with the senate parliamentarian before the house voted. it also reinforces the partisan nature of this. because the whole reason they re having to jump through these hopes is to crash that 50-vote threshold with all republican v
because of the ongoing flooding. gregg: maria moline that, thanks very much. heather: a surprise delay in the casey anthony murder trial. lawyers were expected to call witnesses today. the judge suddenly ordering a recess until monday saying that a legal issue has come up phil keating has the story in orlando. reporter: jury deliberations delayed by one more day. today was supposed to be a full day of court on a saturday to make up for monday s testimony being cancelled because of problems and issues with the attorneys. judge perry finally came in today and the day of testimony certainly did not get very far. in fact, it went nowhere. around 9 a.m. this morning with the courtroom packed with spectators and media, there was no judge. just attorneys meeting with the judge behind closed doors. what they were talking about,