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cross-examining the prosecution s first witness, former tabloid executive if david pecker, this is pecker s third day on the stand and today for the very first time, he described the deal that he helped broker with adult film star and director stormy daniels, a deal that is at the center of this case, the fusion has used packer to set the scene for the jury, introducing them to keep players in the case. how they all fit together in the story right now, the defense tactic in its early questioning is part of a strategy two, strategy to argue the david pecker is work helping trump during the 2016 election was nothing new who? nothing unusual. also notably today, judge juan merchan so far still has declined to issue a ruling from tuesday s hearing on whether trump has violated his gag order, despite the prosecution arguing that this morning that trump continues to violate this order against disparaging members of the jury and the witton this is of course this is four times ....
hello, i m judge jeanine pirro. along with jessica tarlov, and greg gutfeld. it im withs it is 5:00 in new york city andi this is the five. dangerous propaganda spreading like virus on left wing college campuses and social media.dera federal government is finally investigating more than a halfon dozen schools after an explosion of antisemitism incidents that left jewish students too afraid to go to class. th e latest display happening at university of pennsylvania. disturbing posters popped up onp campus comparing the israeli people being held hostage by hamas tole cattle. sadly, universities aren t only place radical ideas are running wild.ac millionse of tiktok users are endorsing 9/11 mastermind, osama bin laden vile letter to america, where the terrorist leader justifies the slaughter of nearly 3000 americansam . i need you to stop what youee are doing and go read a letter top wh america. it is the craziest thing i vd e read in a while. i can t say i m that t ....
treatments. a doctor got to choose the winner. good medicine or playing god? newsroom starts right now. good morning to you. happy friday. i m carol costello. we begin this hour with two stories sharing a common theme. the inescapable and unrelenting force of nature. well the left, the wildfire gnawing at the edges of colorado springs. today, growing deadlier and bigger. on the right, a record-setting heat wave that will have millions of americans sweltering today. intense heat will blanket most of the country. look at all those 90s and 100s. that s drawing dire health warnings especially for the very young and the very old. our affiliates in kansas city, missouri, say the intense heat wave may be to blame for two deaths there. so be very careful today. nowhere is the heat more a factor, though, than in colorado. the heat coupled with raging wildfires have made it an inferno. this morning, the state is awakening to a bittersweet designation of federal disaster are ....
destroyed. this didn t end when the wind died down. this was and continues to be a very big deal and water is the reason why. you are looking at where the town of prattsville, new york used to be. parts of it washed away. everyone got away safely. they don t have much to return to. the correspondent who shot this compared it to joplin, missouri, after the tornado. she was stranded by rising flood waters. she joins us shortly. still stranded there actually tonight. irene dumped as much as a foot of rain on the northeast onto waterlogged ground and full rivers and reservoirs. look at that truck trying to get through the water. the water has to go somewhere. it doesn t care what or who is in the way. this scene in new jersey where big military trucks were even having trouble getting around. from virginia to vermont rivers and streams overflowing. some above record flood levels or soon to be, largely because of flooding damage from hurricane irene could hit $7 billion makin ....
shows the moment of impact. 76 people were killed in the bombing and shooting rampage on an island near oslo. survivors are describing the terror. when the shooter got closer, i was left with only one question. how would i like to die. i mean, let him shoot me or shall i just drown in trying to escape. the violence just won t stop in syria. at least eight more people including an 11-year-old boy were shot and killed by security forces outside damascus today. that is according to a human rights group that is on the ground there. protesters reportedly fought back by throwing rocks at those soldiers. in seoul, a frantic search for survivors of a massive landslide. at least 32 people were killed. 400 homes destroyed. the land gave way after parts of the region got more than a foot of rain. the death toll has been steady rising here in south korea as torrential rain continues to pull he will. we are used to rain here, but not to this extent. he s a 14-year-old amer ....