battery, which is the alleged rape. so in general, look, this case goes back to the nineties. she s the plaintiff. this is a civil case, so she has to prove this case by a preponderance of the evidence. that s very, very difficult when you go back so far in time, and this is a new statute in the york so we re looking back to these older cases. let me ask you. why is it battery, not rape, so that s the inner civil charge in a civil case. it s going to be battery in a criminal case, it would be rape. but look, there s some evidence that s going to come into the courtroom. in an evidentiary decision that just came down. there s going to be two other women who claimed to be survivors in similar circumstances with donald trump , the judge says. that s going to come in both of those instances where he isolated them and did the exact same thing. same type of thing this is coming in is what s called propensity evidence and another one. the old access hollywood tape that s coming in to show tha
americans to meet you repeatedly with ukrainians, and generals, so dan, you see this from so many perspectives. let s start with the patriot missile system that they have, they are now going to get. they ve been asking about this, asking for this, this goes years. here they are, they are going to get one. it is going to take months to train the ukrainians how to use them, we understand, and they are getting one battery as you call it for the patriots system. so tell me what this means, what are they getting, how is it what is it really going to have in terms of impact and what is it going to make? the patriot system is a long anti-aircraft missile. it is about $4 million a missile, it is a very expensive system. it battery is around 100 soldiers. i m hoping we already have done this in parallel and started training this prior so that we can do it quickly. i m just saying you re saying 100, the system that is coming in right now, the one that they are
that s a crime. that s a crime that not only dehumanizes the victim, but the crime that is being committed in front of other students with no one stopping this young woman who s doing this, the defendant, at this point. it s the kind of thing that has to stop. if there were other students that were laughing, if there were other students that were involved i don t know at what point that video started. i don t know what happened before that. if one of the things the public has to be aware of is when you get one piece of a video, you never know what happened. right there, that is a beat down, an assault. they call it battery in nevada. i called the police department, and they said the student who was doing the beating was given a citation, and could not be given more because she is a juvenile. she is in juvie.
obviously because of the transformer flashes we have seen. but that means that we don t see buildings breaking up and destructing at this point. and we certainly hope that continues. and if the wind speeds stay the same but i don t know. i don t know exactly how much more punch this thing has got. a lot of it is still out over water, which is why we are still getting this kind of rain. we will continue to be here and see. we could be here for a while though. hopefully not here tomorrow. steve: it sounds like, jeff, according to janice, the eye wall of the storm has started of to make landfall. the eye itself has not. i m looking south carolina, electricity and gas says that some customers could face week long power outages because of the storm. what sort of electricity, as we watch the transformers blow in your area, what sort of electricity are they operating on with those lights? is it battery? is it generator? what is it? this building, one of the
this because angus houston, the man leading the search coordination effort, he said clearly in a press conference that they are going to search with the tow pinger locator. they re going to search for that ping absolutely no chance until there s no chance that the devices are still transmitting. how long does that continue, do you think? how long do they keep hope alive that the device is still transmitting? well, as we ve all said before, that, you know, 30 days is what the from a regulation standpoint required to be active. typically go beyond that. typically once we get out to around five or seven days beyond that, so around 35, 37 days, then we re starting to think that even though every t battery will be a little bit different in its capabilities, probably by that point in time we ve exceeded pretty much 99.9% of all the batteries out there.