jesse: dad came back and he would have to smooth talk the chief, end of story. it feels like that s what happened with cocaine gate. today, the secret service went to congress to tell them they re closing the case does that mean they finally found out who had the coke? no, they don t even have a culprit. they don t even know when the cocaine was dropped. when is there a range possibly left. secret service does not have an actual range of when the substance was left they said it could have been a few hours, a couple of days or even years. jesse: years? they are blaming it on trump? come on. and we still don t know where they found it. remember first we were told it was in the library. then it was in the little cubby. and then it was near the situation room. where hasn t the coke been? but now the secret service is saying it s back in the cubby. what we are told is there are 182 lockers on the wall of the foyer in the west wing for individuals to put items in. and thi
going to be arrested, which, obviously we know did not happen at the time. there had been this idea of maybe having trump speak outside the courthouse after that arraignment happens in just a few hours from now. that idea was scuttled for security reasons. there were concerns about that and those considerations. but now i am told that trump is eager to speak. he hasn t done so since he arrived here in new york. we just saw him going in. behind closed doors at trump tower last night, so remains to be seen. because what we do know is that in hours trump is going to be here in this building behind me. that is where he is going to be a turning himself in here in manhattan, the first ex president in our nation s history to face criminal charges right now he is at trump tower is don was noting, preparing for this unprecedented arrangement, and we are expecting him to appear in court as a criminal defendant in the two p.m. hour today. after that, as we noted trump is going to return
Hello, welcome to the programme. We will be live injerusalem in a moment. First i want to take you through the latest images of what happened. Take a look at this. Air raid sirens these are the sirens blaring over jerusalem, you can see the explosions in the sky. 300 missiles and drones fired towards israel. Israel says that 99 of them were taken down. But it wasntjust over the airspace of israel, this is over jordan, allies including the us, france and uk helped to take objects out the skies. These pictures are from syria, the skies above damascus. Heading back to israel, it used its iron dome defences, they intercept missiles fired from the ground up into the sky to take out missiles and drones. As to the damage done to israel, the idf says there were no deaths, a Military Base suffered minor damage and a young girl was injured and in hospital. In iran, these were some pictures coming out of iran. These are government supporters celebrating the attack. Iran sees this as a response, r
susan candiotti is outside of the courthouse. susan, bring us up to date. reporter: fredricka, the latest information we have on the suspect in this case, pedro hernandez, is that he is not being held in jail at this time. instead, he is at bellevue hospital in new york, which is a very highly regarded public hospital, which has an equally highly regarded psychiatric unit as well. we are told that he is being evaluated. he is not under a suicide watch, according to police officials, at this time. so right now at the courthouse, we are waiting to find out when a hearing might be scheduled. this would be the first appearance for mr. hernandez at which time we expect that prosecutors will be announcing exactly what he will be charged with. now, it was flagged yesterday by police that they expected the charge to be second degree murder. but it will be the first opportunity we have to see him in court if in fact this appearance does come today as expected. fredricka? susan, ye
college crowd? reporter: yeah, mostly college. mixed crowd, fredricka, still not full but they have an hour to go. the message you ll hear is effectively the president preempting a tax on the economic conditions in the u.s. he expects the romney campaign is going to attack the unemployment rate and the president s stewardship on the economy, so you ll hear him talk about how hard the economy was hit before he got in office, what he inherited, and how he made things better, how much worse they could have been, in the president s view, and what he could do going forward. he ll also, because this is a manufacturing state, a big emphasis on how he believes the auto bailout made conditions better. that s a popular theme in ohio. then you ll also hear the broader messages you ve heard him emphasize, a much more political speech. the first campaign official campaign rally to date. he s appearing as well with the first lady. so this crowd is excited, fredricka. so jessica, pret