calls staggering business fraud over a decade. we ll have the response from team trump in just moments. we re also watching blowback in russia to vladimir putin s plan to mobilize more troops to fight in ukraine. more than 1300 people were detained in rare protests. the desperate measures taken by some russians facing a potential draft. also a significant update in the january 6th investigation. a source telling nbc news it is agreed it has reached an agreement to interview conservative activist ginni thomas, the wife of supreme court justice clarence thomas. what that could mean for the panel s next hearing next week. we start with the latest on the multiple investigations into donald trump. joining me now is vaughn hillyard from trump tower in new york, justice and intelligence correspondent ken dilanian, charles coleman, the former new york prosecutor and andrew weissmann, former fbi general counsel and senior member of the mueller probe. charles and andrew fortunate
long-running saga of the ex-president s legal woes, with donald trump taking the stand in a civil lawsuit today and facing the prospect in taking the stand in the congressional investigation into january 6th, as well. and his private club and residence, donald trump sat for a sworn deposition in the defamation lawsuit brought by e.g. carol, who has accused donald trump of rape. the associated press reports this, the deposition will give her lawyers a chance to interrogate trump about the assault allegations, as well as statements he made in 2019, when she told her story publicly for the very first time. trump says the rape allegation is a hoax and a lie. his legal team has worked for years to make this day never come, to delay the deposition that was filed when he was still president. and the january 6th select committee is set to ask for the same thing, trump s testimony as soon as today. the vice chair liz cheney said last night the panel s decision to issue a subpoena to
to 80 miles an hour but bermuda is built for that so they ll be fine of the then we ll take this thing northward. we already have rip current advisories and warnings along some of our southeastern beaches. those large waves will arrive today and tomorrow throughout the mid-atlantic and up through the northeast. anyone with any interest on the beaches be prepared for very large waves. the water is very dangerous with rip currents. as far as our friends go, it looks like saturday morning this will become an extra tropical system so a post tropical cyclone. it will still be fiona but it s going to grow in size. there s going to be power outages for weeks in some areas. halifax will be on the weaker side of the storm. but this is where the highest winds will be and where we could have gusts upwards, 100, maybe 120-mile-per-hour winds. our wind forecast only goes out through saturday morning so tomorrow we ll have the updated one for the peak of the storm. but down east maine will have gust
you know what? i was disgusted, i had not seen that in him at all, like when our relationship was going on. i didn t see that in him at all. like i said he was very respectful, he was a gentleman. i even had friends go, wow, he s really respectful to you when you re out in public, his hand is always on your back or your shoulder, and he introduces you. th why did you file a lawsuit? why did i file a lawsuit? i want my rights back. you know, it s been yeah, i want my life rights back, i feel like the contract is illegal, i feel like i wasn t presented correctly, i was lied to and everybody involved in this deal, i want the rights back and i want to share my truth because everyone else is talking about my truth, which i need to share
officials say nothing suggests an attack is imminent. they only say recent incidents reinforce the terror threat. and hope for a grand debt fix was dimmed just a bit in washington. some democrats and republicans are picking apart the latest plan with the same old complaints. liberals say it cuts social security and medicare. conservatives say it raises taxes. republicans have refused to raise the nation s debt limit without deep spending cuts and no tax increases. the deadline now is just 12 days away. somalia s president is asking the world for immediate help to feed his country s people. the united nations says more than 3.5 million somalis are threatened by famine. aide workers call the food shortage even worse than the ethiopian famine of the mid- 80s. our children need immediate action. immediate action is action today. almost half of this country s population will be sweltering in a dangerous heat wave today. hot air and high humidity will make big cities along