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cranes will begin removing records from the baltimore bridge today. this afternoon governor wes moore that it is a remarkably complex and difficult operation. multiple people are working 24/7 to get the channel open again. welcome again julie and what is the latest on the recovery efforts? boy, we have had trouble with the shot all day long. a little bit of the weather right there. we ll take a soundbite listen to wes moore. we heard him earlier in the press conference just under two hours ago. this is not just about maryland. this is about our nation s economy. the port handles more cars and farm included- more than any other port inside this country. at least 8000 workers on the docks have jobs that have been directly affected by this collapse. maryland s economy and maryland workers rely on us to remove work quickly. it is not just maryland impacted . i am talking about the farmer in kentucky. i am also talking about the autoworker in ohio. i am talking about the ....
up to what we already knew. he lived like the rich and famous and on the dime of actual billionaires, who had business before the court. i m dana bash. let s go behind the headlines and inside politics. we start with that breaking news out of fulton county, georgia. donald trump formally entered a plea of not guilty. that happened minutes ago. he did it in a new court filing. it means we won t see him inside an actual courtroom next week on september 6th, when some of trump s co-defendants are expected to be arraigned. let s go to zach ko hadn t. what exactly did the former president file? reporter: donald trump pleading not guilty in this case. it takes some perspective. this is the fourth time donald trump has entered a not guilty plea in response to criminal charges since he s left office a couple years ago. that s pretty remarkable. he s charged with trying to overturn the presidential election. it remains to be seen how this might impact a trial. there s stil ....
joining us. laura coates, live starts right now. a ruling in a trump case ever, ever actually final what we re going to talk about tonight and especially to our addition of laura coates live good evening. i m laura, both in washington, dc and what a weak in his band tonight. in fact, there have been two major developments in two of donald trump s legal battles and the delay, delay, delay strategy it s now officially in overdrive and break it down for you because first president trump and his legal team in the georgia election subversion case are making it official. they are appealing a judge s decision to let district attorney fani willis stay on that case the judge did say that if she stayed her hand picks special prosecutor nathan wade, would of course, have to resign. that was because he had been accused. they ve been reports of their romantic relationship between the two of them, and that they went on fancy vacations together and funded by that special prosecuto ....
with the pause on student loan interest ending this week some borrowers, like this single mom, say they may not pay. what could happen? and they re not only wnba superstars, they re also working moms how they re finding balance on and off the court. good evening and welcome. as we come on the air tonight, hurricane idalia has strengthened to a category 2 storm, with maximum sustained winds of 100 miles per hour and right now, picking up forward speed, as it remains locked on a track expected to bring it ashore along florida s northwest coast tomorrow morning. likely as a major category 3 hurricane the storm stretching more than 300 miles across as it spins across warm open waters in the eastern gulf churning tropical storm-force winds at its outer reaches. the national hurricane center warning of life-threatening storm surges of up to 15 feet torrential rains, high tornado risk, 1 125-mile-an-hour winds expected when idalia makes landfall along what s known as the b ....
source, a federal judge denying donald trump s long bid for a trial after the election, instead scheduling it two years sooner than the former president wanted and on the eve of one of the biggest dates on the political calendar. plus mark meadows taking the stand for hours in his own defense, offering his explanation of that phone call now at the center of the georgia case. and prosecutors in spain tonight launching a criminal investigation after that unwanted kiss at the world cup. and a strange new development. i m kaitlan collins, and this is the source. donald trump s attorneys today in court in both georgia and washington, a marathon hearing in fulton county ending without a ruling from the judge after hours of surprising testimony from his former chief of staff, mark meadows, who of course is fighting to get his case moved from federal court and potentially ultimately dismissed. meadows was questioned on the stand about the former president s infamous phone ....