donald trump is claiming authorities will arrest him tomorrow relating to alleged hush money payments made to an adult film start stormy daniels. while a decision from a grand jury not far from right here where i m sitting could still be days away it. would make him the first former president indicted in our nation s history. what we know, what we don t, and the potential political impact here is our lead story. correspondent david spunt joins us now from the justice department. good evening, david. bret, good evening to you. late this afternoon, perhaps the final grand jury witness in a year s long investigation involving alleged hush money payments between the former president and an adult film address. two heavy hitters in manhattan court this afternoon, former trump fixer michael cohen and robert costello, cohen s one time confidante who rebuffed cohen. now is he on the revenge tour. i tonight condone it. i went in there to tell these people the truth about hot real
out predicted that his indictment and possible arrest could come as soon as tomorrow. and while that could still happen, there are experts out there that think the indictment could come much later thank that , later this week or perhaps next week. some on capitol hill committee chairs are now requesting as yo said, testimony from your da alvin bragg. there is a letter i can tell yo about that reads this way, your actions roll that back, guy so can take a look at that. you can see that there. a couple of other committee chairs, you in the evenhanded application of justice and unalterably interfere in the course of 2024 residential election. those are the chairs of the house judiciary oversight and administration committee, that is the letter today. tonight, sources are telling fo news that law enforcement officials behind closed doors today to assess the possible logistics of arranging the former president. president trump accused his successor of wanting to pretend he has not
headlines because it s giving away the most money, but multiple states and cities across the country are also considering reparations program sprayed with price tags in the hundreds of billions freight coming up with a plan is easy, coming up with the money not to much. kelly o grady is life with more on this. kelly my good evening good. it s great to be with you. despite liberal state handouts, it is growing later louder and as we know in california, we ar leading the way here. the proposal would give $360,00 to eligible african-americans, san francisco eight fop whoppin $5 billion with close to $100,000 in guaranteed income and home selling for just $1. one pushback is that slavery wa never illegal in california onc they became a state. and other is cops, they have no plan to pay for a 20 to billion dollars budget deficit driven b
dollars. inflation already high handouts may make things a lot worse. fox business correspondent kelley who he agreed has that story from los angeles tonight. good evening, kelly. good evening, bret. despite liberal state handouts partly driving the inflation crisis, the call for reparations is growing louder nowhere so much as california. the leading state proposal would give $360,000 to eligible african-americans. san francisco though proposing a whopping 5 million along with close to 100,000 in guaranteed income and homes selling for just $1. one point of pushback slavery was never legal in california once it became a state. another it cost. california has no plan to pay for this amidst a $22 billion budget deficit driven by increased social spending. we asked californians how they feel about reparations and cost was a big concern. can we afford it. i definitely think i would lean for it if they could figure out a way to pay for it.