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few victims of sexual violence do. the family asks that members of the media remember that this is a case brought by the state of new hampshire. it is our wish at this time that my niece's courage be honored with respect and privacy from the media and others. >> reporter: good morning, more emotional testimony is expected any moment now after the alleged victim broke down on the witness stand on tuesday. prosecution and the defense revealing details of a school traditional st. paul's that appears to have been around for decades. this morning, 19-year-old owen is set to face his accus...

$137 billion. he dodged katie's questions about where the money would come from. >> it's something we have to do. >> so the total for trump's proposals on immigration, fighting isis and health care, $297 billion. our thanks to nbc's halley jackson for that report, and joining us now ken vogel, chief investigative report for politico. thanks so much for joining us, ken. good to see a huge number there, but no answer from donald trump approached by katie terr how he would come up with the money for this, other than he would use some leverage over mexico to pay for the deportation of millions of ...

Conservative, yet his hallmark proposal on immigration reform would cost an astronomical amount of money, and as such, should conceivably draw some fire from these other republican rivals, yet they are largely holding their fire on him. in fact, you see a number of them talking in ways as if they, too, are up for reexamining immigration citizenship, which is a surprise. >> you have this challenge kind of thrown out there. you have men and women saying they are going to be fiscally responsible to make america great again, but they are walking away from a $297 billion proposal here, and perhaps ...

Nbc's halley jackson did the math. >> reporter: swarmed by media at juror duty in manhattan, trump ignored questions on how he would pay the policy he's flushing out, on immigration, on fighting isis -- >> we have to take back the oil. >> -- on health care. >> we have to repeal the health care. >> reporter: he turns out to be a big spender when it comes to his unprecedented proposals. deporting undocumented immigrants? it would be $138 billion. taking back iran oil fields? $22 billion. and repeeling the affordable care act?

this will all sort itself out. and in a way, it's kind of an interesting insight into how the government operates, because if i had not asked for my e-mails all to be made public, none of this would have been in the public arena. but i want people to know what we did. i'm proud of the four years that i was secretary of state. so i know this is all just going to work itself out as we go forward. >> nbc's kristin welker joins us live now from north las vegas, nevada where clinton will hold a town hall in a few hours. before we talk about the latest developments regarding these e-mails,...