so what will happen if his hands are tied? former president trump appeared in new york courtroom this afternoon. this time via zoom, in the hush money case involving stormy daniels. this hearing, the first since he pleaded not guilty to 34 felony counts of falsifying business records last month laid out what donald trump and his lawyers can and cannot say publicly about the case. more on what that entails in a moment and what was said in the courtroom. also in manhattan today, another lawsuit against the former president. this one familiar. e. jean carroll has amended her suit against donald trump. she s now asking for at least $10 million in damages after she says donald trump defamed her again, calling her a whack job at the cnn town hall he participated in the night after he was found liable for sexual abuse. we ll also explain how that case will proceed. joining me from outside the courtroom now for that hush money case first is lisa ruben. lisa, you were inside that room
hello again, everyone. thank you so much for joining us this sunday. happening right now, more anti-immigration rhetoric from former president donald trump causing reverberation, the white house calling the comments fascist after the former president said this in new hampshire saturday. they re poisoning the blood of our country. that s what they ve done. they ve poisoned mem institutions and not just? south america or three or four countries, but all over the world they re coming in from africa, from asia, all over the world pouring into our country. cnn s priscilla alvarez is in washington. this is a strong rebuke from the white house. what will is it appeared the president saying? reporter: that s right, fred. the white house saying it s similar to other authoritarian regimes, but the white house slamming the former president for his comments on immigration yesterday. in a statement this morning, a white house spokesperson saying echoing the grotesque rhetoric, and t
difference. i think those are good business decisions and it is the right thing for society and it is the great thing for our brand. dana: that was target ceo just last week supporting the company s pride collection saying woke capitalism is great for their brand. now he is changing his tune as the retailer faces growing public backlash. welcome to a new hour of america s newsroom. good morning. bill: how much did you miss me scale 1-10? dana: 12. not quite a 13 but a one 12 target is scrambling to trying to avoid another bud light situation. target insider telling fox digital we were given 36 hours, told to take our pride stuff and move it into a section that s a third of the size from the front of the store to the back. given the current situation with bud light, the company is terrified. dana: clay travis saying he is not surprised as the company starts to see consequences associated with behavior. reality is most people go to target because it s convenient a
right here to cnn. new central. happening soon in charlottesville, two of these three men who carried tiki torches and march nearly six years ago at a white nationalist rally are scheduled to appear in court today. each has been indicted on a single felony charge of burning an object with the intent to intimidate. which carries a maximum penalty of five years in prison. 2017 rally ultimately led to violent clashes with counter protesters in 32 year old heather higher, lost her life. cnn s brian todd is in charlottesville. brian i understand there are some new developments, what s going on there? well john. the hearing is slightly delayed because there s another unrelated hearing going on in this court behind me, but in a few minutes we do expect this hearing to take place where two of the three defendants in this case are expected to appear to set the scene for our viewers. we have to kind of differentiate this. these defendants are charged in the case that s related to that
depositors president biden in remarks this morning addressing the moves by his administration america s going to have confidence that the banking system is safe your deposits will be there when you need them. i instructed my team to act quickly to protect these interests. no losses will be born by the taxpayers. i ll break it down with larry summers. the president s heading to san diego this hour with meetings where the british prime minister and australia s leader, highlighting the sale of nuclear submarines to our allies to counter china s indo-pacific power. and donald trump heading to iowa today following the footsteps there with likely challenger, ron desantis and days after his former vice president, mike pence, made his most critical comments yet over trump s role on january 6th. good day, everyone i m andrea mitchell in washington depositors at the failed bank breathing a sigh of relief after the u.s. government led by the treasury department, federal reserve,