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plus, putin calling in backup, the russian president may soon meet with north korea s kim jong-un to make a plea for more weapons. what does it mean for the war in ukraine? . and on the run, the convicted murderer who escaped from a pennsylvania prison is believed to have been spotted four times now. the district attorney involved in the search is my guest. let s go out front. good evening, welcome to a special edition of out front. i m brianna keilar in for erin burnett. tonight biden s battleground pitch, in what is quickly becoming the center piece of biden s camcampaign, the presid celebrating an upbeat job market in the must win state of pennsylvania. job satisfaction is higher than it s been in 36 years. while unemployment is down, inflation is down as well, bidenomics is a blue collar blueprint for america. it s for you, my plan for the country is to make the economy work for people like you because when it works for people like you, it works for everybody. ....
they cost us as always, thanks for joining us. we ll continue to watch that and thank you all for joining me. tonight s in a news night with abby. phillip starts right now a gag order grows and donald trump drops 175 million. that s tonight on newsletter good evening. i m abby phillip in new york and tonight too late, breaking legal developments, dealing directly with the former president of the united states. one family is off-limits. the judge overseeing donald trump s hush money trial just expanded a gag order forbidding the defendant and former president from attacking his own family and that of the district attorney s, a gag order was already issued last week, but it only outlawed trump s tirades directed at witnesses prosecutors, jurors, and court staff. it intentionally left out judge merchan, the judges family, the da alvin bragg, and also bragg s family as well now, those limits are dramatically bigger. why? well, after this easter weekend, that was colored ....
we arranged for all of that to happen in that hour as hazing for you. you re in the frat, don t worry. thank you, rachel. and thanks to you at home for joining us this hour. really happy to have you here. right off the top, there has been breaking news in the last hour or so. in a couple of the legal cases involving former president donald trump, one of these we have been watching for a few weeks. he lost a big fraud case against his company a few weeks ago. there were huge financial penalties he was ordered to pay in that case. he is going to appeal the judgment, going to appeal the ruling in that case. but he in the meantime has to put up a bond while he files that appeal. we have been watching this because the amount of the judgment against him was so huge, the bond he has to put up is huge, roughly a half billion dollars. so his lawyers told the court as the deadline for filing the bond, for posting the bond approached, his lawyers told the court that they had ....
israel apologizes for a strike that killed aid workers delivering food in gaza. the lead starts right now unintentional targets. that s how israel describes the drone strike that killed seven aid workers from all over the world working for a celebrity chef, jose hey, on drafts and his world central kitchen organization. we are today learning the identity identities of those innocent victims and the circumstances that put down the line of fire plus the new republican attempt to rename an international airport after one donald j. trump democrats are responding today with anemia the idea of their own and what could be a last chance to write in some small way, a major wrong more than 100 years for the horrific tulsa race massacre welcome to the lean. i m jake tapper and we start today with our world-leading and international outrage over the deaths of seven aid workers, including a dual canadian american citizen in central gaza, killed is they were attempting to deliver f ....
picked up at the breakdown, more downbeat picture. so the acceleration really driven by net exports. it tends to a bigger decline it relative to exports. we look at domestically indicates this, private consumption, government spending, investment, all of this indicates it actually to curated so that sick new rules weakening. signals weakening. is the slowdown on china likely to reflect on the numbers here? if you look at exports that s contracted in the fact that china accounts for 20% of korean exports that suddenly imposing a track on the overall export sector. if you look at customs trade data today, total korean export revenues have only about 12% year to year. but if you isolate exports to china, that has fallen by 25%. so that is the key driver of the export sector will be missed. in the months ahead, what are some of the key sets of data that you will be looking out for? we will be watching the high frequency data so far but we have seen for quarter three so f ....