it s not even the only pending case involving trump in th state of new york. at some point this coming week donald trump is expected t travel back to new york from florida to be deposed in relation to a civil lawsui filed by the new york attorney general, letitia james last september, james filed 250 million dollar lawsuit against trump, his three eldes children, and the trum organization, accusing them of fraudulent business practices. in an earlier deposition for james s investigation last summer, trump refused to answe most questions, pleading the fifth more than 400 times. then, on april 25th of thi year, just 16 days from now, a trial is scheduled to begin in one of the two civil lawsuit that been filed against trum by the author and columnist, e jean carroll a few years ago, carol published a book in which sh accused the former president o raping her in the dressing roo of a luxury manhatta department store in the mi 1990s. trump denied careles accusations, saying they
the federal investigations tha are related to the efforts t overturn the results of th 2020 presidential election i the weeks leading up to januar 6th. and the classified documents inquiry, there have been som major developments this week that will move his investigation along. despite initially fighting smith subpoena, the former vic president, mike pence, now say he will comply with the orde for him to testify in th justice department s january 6th inquiry. pence s decision not to figh the order could give jack smit remarkable access to one of th key people who have critical insight into trump s thinkin and efforts to cling to power. and last tuesday, a three judg panel in d.c. denied trump s appeal to block a ruling tha orders several of his former white house aides, including his former chief of staff, mar meadows, to cooperate in smi investigation. joining me now is kathry christian, the former assistant, former assistant distric attorney in manhattan and msnb legal analyst and a
china is simulating precisio strikes against taiwan including so-called tactical maneuvers by the chinese navy. taiwan says so far 31 chines planes have crossed the median line of the taiwan straight, which is the de facto border into taiwan s 80 icy, what the call the air defense identification zone. china announced exercises on saturday, days after the u.s house speaker, kevin mccarthy, appeared with the taiwanes president, - in california, marking the mos senior u.s. official to meet with taiwan leadership on u.s. soil in decades, then met with a bipartisan delegation led by congressman michael mccaul, th republican of texas and th head of the house foreig affairs committee, back in taiwan, for more on this i m going right nbc news pentago correspondent, courtney. thanks for being there every single day, as you know, chinese jets and boats go up t or cross the median line that in itself is not, new there s been a major escalatio
relatively new concern it wasn t widely discussed until about 60 years ago, an it didn t become a significant policy priority until about 30 years ago. prior to the 19 80s, discussio about climate science wa confined to the pages of scientific journals and within the walls of conference room full of experts. and even then, the right peopl weren t having the right discussions with each other. throughout the 60s and 70s three internationa organizations or studyin different aspects of climate science. charles david killing, a scientist working in collaboration with the ice csu the international council fo scientific unions establish th first permanent measure of carbon levels in the atmosphere in 1967, world meteorologica organization, the w. imo joined the ice csto an launching a program to further study the behavior of th atmosphere and to improv weather forecasting models in the early 1970s, the united nations environment program wa established to monitor the
rights in some or all cases. the very predictable thing i happening, these bands are going into effect, they ar impeding the health and th care of women, women who aren even pregnant, because ob/gyn and other doctors are leavin the states that have the bands they are impeding the care o women who have had miscarriages, they are sending children, and other people, who are rights victims out of state to travel dangerously so, for abortion care and they have created havoc, chaos, and a threat to women this is exactly what w predicted would happen, an they re paying the price but now they are prisoners o their own extreme base, they have so radicalized their base that when the base keeps demanding, it may be popular with an ever shrinking base, but it is ever more unpopula with the population at large and what you saw in wisconsi was standing as you know ali, in one or two point victory in that tightl divided close state is a landslide. an 11-point victory for on