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i think we need to think through, to me also is more this position we need to have all 19 people at the table 47 days from now, and maybe this is something, if you need to tag team with somebody else on the counsel, one of the first things i kind of want to talk through is potentially how removal affects this. so i know your estate is currently litigating this issue with multiple codefendants in federal court. and while that is happening until a decision is made, we can t issue a judgment of conviction here. yes, judge. no matter how judge rules, isn t either party going to have right to appeal that rule something. that s correct. both sides would have the right to appeal. so the 11th circuit could take, any idea of how long to weigh in? as long as they need to. right. so it could potentially even optimistically be a six month turn around for the 11th circuit to come up with a decision, right? yes, sir. if it s a four-month trial, this starts in october, ....
search his mar-a-lago estate if trump continued to refuse to hand over classified documents. we begin tonight with the first televised hearing in fani willis criminal case against former president trump in georgia. i m jason johnson in tonight for joy reid. the trial will be televised and is coming very soon. today, we have a taste of what s to come. fulton county superior court judge scott mcafee said he would allow kenneth chesebro to sever his case from sidney powell. chesebro and powell are among the 19 defendants in the georgia racketeering case. they have both asked for speedy trials. chesebro is accused of being the, quote, architect of the trump elector scheme while sidney powell is facing a slew of charges that include an effort to improperly access voting machines in rural coffee county, georgia. the defendant said their cases were different and they wanted to be tried separately. prosecutor s response, that ain t the way this works. so we ve heard a lot ....
the urgent manhunt, with residents scared and frustrated, and school is canceled for another day. here are tonight s headlines. the stunning video shows the killer scaling a wall, then pushing through razor wire and running across the roof. plus, one of the major obstacles facing search teams. the undergrowth fear of it is so thick, searchers can only go a few feet before losing sight of each other. federal prosecutors say they plan to bring an indictment against hunter biden by late september. the president s son has been under investigation in delaware on gun and tax charges. norah: with record-breaking heat, parents are scrambling to find child care as the start of multiple states. i was shocked. i couldn t believe that we didn t have something as basic as air conditioning. norah: plus, the new track for hurricane lee just coming in for the extremely dangerous storm is headed.% more than four dozen children sent to the hospital after a sch ....
prison, scaling walls, dodging razor wire, making it to the roof and for now, to freedom. plus oil prices at a near year high. mortgage levels higher than in de decades. is inflation roaring back? good evening. outfront tonight, denied. a judge ruling against two of donald trump s co-defendants in the georgia election interference case and in an historic, televised hearing. it was live on television. something trump said today he didn t mind. it s all right. okay. i don t mind that. if it happens, but we re going for motions to dismiss. well, today, the judge of course didn t dismiss anything other than motions from two of trump s co-defendants and the judge denying kenneth chesebro and sidney powell to try their cases separate from each other. the judge aquestioned the d.a. plan to start the trial on october 23rd. seems a bit unrealistic that we can handle all 19 in 30 manager days. now, part of the reason it may seem unrealistic is that prosecutors said t ....
concerned parents, children and teachers are and i want to start by assuring them that the government is doing everything it can to fix this quickly and minimise the disruption to children s education. we make no apology for acting decisively in the face of new information and let me provide the house with an update on where we are. of the 22,000 schools in england, the vast, vast majority won t be affected. in fact, in two thirds of inspections of suspected schools, raac is not actually present. and to tackle the 1% of schools that have been affected so far, the 1%, we are assigning each of those schools a dedicated caseworker and providing extra funding to fix the problem. in the majority of cases, children will attend school as normal and the mitigations take typically just days or weeks to complete. we will do everything we can to help parents, support teachers, and get children back to normal school life as quickly as possible. let s listen to what the leader of th ....