Monday. Its 4 00 in new york. So each of the civil and criminal cases brought against donald trump and at this point there are plenty to choose from, slice right to the core of his persona in unique and distinct ways. Contempt for the rule of law, a disregard for our very democracy, even an embrace of Political Violence. But the trial that started today in manhattan that 250 million civil Fraud Lawsuit brought by new York Attorney general Letitia James against donald trump, trumps company and his two adult sons is fundamentally different from those. It cuts deep into trumps most base instincts, his compulsive need to exaggerate the size of all things. His woefully and knowingly penchant for lying over and over again. His defrauding, defrauding his customers and the public. Well, at least thats according to Attorney General tish james. Today both sides delivered Opening Statements, the attorney Generals Team sought to convince the judge in this case that trump should be barred from doin
enhancement drug called booze, and now adderall is now the sponsor of journalists everywhere. if there are drugs that can make you do your job better, by god, you should be able to do those drugs. think about fighter pilots, which they have looked at, and the use of amphetamines. there are people who have died from fatigue while flying. these ideas should be open for discussion, and in every job that you do, if there is a drug that helps you do the damn drug, and no one should get in your way and stop you. my god, what can you take to help your performance? i drink so much coffee, i m about to explode. we know about that, but that s other issues. i challenge 60% to 70% of athletes doing them. there are very good baseball players who have been overwhelmed by a-rod and his enhancement drugs. i think the penalty was too little. i think this guy is a loud mouth, he is a thug, and he s losing $22 million and 162 games. good. they re going to take it and
enhancement drug called booze, and now adderall is now the sponsor of journalists everywhere. if there are drugs that can make you do your job better, by god, you should be able to do those drugs. think about fighter pilots, which they have looked at, and the use of amphetamines. there are people who have died from fatigue while flying. these ideas should be open for discussion, and in every job that you do, if there is a drug that helps you do the damn drug, and no one should get in your way and stop you. my god, what can you take to help your performance? i drink so much coffee, i m about to explode. we know about that, but that s other issues. i challenge 60% to 70% of athletes doing them. there are very good baseball players who have been overwhelmed by a-rod and his enhancement drugs. i think the penalty was too little. i think this guy is a loud mouth, he is a thug, and he s losing $22 million and 162 games. good. they re going to take it and
hotel full of journalists announcing she had been raped by security forces. will the icc s investigation expose a darker, twisted side to moammar gadhafi s regime? let s get straight to nick robertson who joins us now from london with more on this. nick, how were these so-called enhancement drugs first discovered? reporter: well, when rebels went into military bases to tape gadhafi s forces away from them and use them for themselves against his army, they discovered, they say what they describe as viagra, a sexual performance enhancing drugs, inside some of these compounds. and they put that together with the fact that many women they think are being sort of systematically taken, at gadhafi forces check points and raped. and this is why the chief prosecutor is going to investigate it. these details are so disturbing. but, of course, there s the question of who organized them. how close does this come to gadhafi? is there any indication?
an exclusive island unlike anywhere he has ever been. rikers island. until friday at the earliest, dominic strauss kahn will be a guest in an east river compound reserve for criminal defendants and convicts. it s a world away from the swanky manhattan hotel where he allegedly forced himself on a maid saturday and brought himself an array of sex crime charges. reichers houses 14,000 inmates, give or take, and employs some 10,000 guards. it s made up of ten separate jails, most of them barracks. but some regular cell blocks, as well. strauss-kahn has an 11 by 13 cell himself, but he is separated from other prisoners, phones, tvs and the internet also. cnn s deborah feyerick has done some digging on the forensics. what did you find? reporter: that s right. everybody is waiting for the result of the forensic to see, in fact, what was found at this hotel, whether, in fact, there is a direct connection to mr. strauss-kahn and the young lady who made these allegations against