congresswoman james clyburn joins me live to discuss the biden campaign s response. i m jonathan capehart, this is the saturday show. this weekend, the nation waits, waits for the possible third and fourth indictments of an already twice impeached, twice indicted former president donald j trump. in the case involving trump s mishandling of classified documents, the judge has set a trial date of may 20th 2024. a day that lands in the middle of the day between super tuesday and the republican national convention in july. then there is jack smith s and fani willis s 2020 election probes where trump could face two more indictments related to his efforts to overturn that free and fair election, especially in light of the revelations that georgia governor brian kemp has been contacted by the special counsel for information. trump s mounting legal troubles mean that he could be bouncing between the campaign trail and the courts. and if you know donald trump, he will treat them as
we give veterans access to support from anywhere in the world. that s tonight s last word to point at the 11th hour with stephanie ruhle starts now. tonight, michael cohen finally takes the stand point of what the former president s longtime fixer said about the payments to stormy daniels before the 2016 election and how he tied trump to the hustling scheme. plus, donald trump brings his political to court for another trump is under a gag order, are they saying what he can t? then the police shooting of air force airman roger fortson. what we are hearing from his family through their attorney, benjamin crump, as the 11th hour gets underway on this monday night. monday night. good evening, i m charles coleman jr. in for stephanie ruhle tonight and we have got a lot to talk about point we are now just 176 days away from the election .5 years ago we saw michael cohen publicly turn on his long-term boss, donald trump, and today, after years of buildup, cohen finally too
and he s talking to fox 29. a growing tragedy faces of those loft in the manchester attack. please phone me and come home please. a mother s anguish looking for her daughter who s never coming home. now, fox 29 news at 10:00. tragic toll night that mom just announced her 15-year-old beloved daughter olivia campbell is among the victims. they were so young and instant terror and horror ended their lives and changed thousands of on thes forever just some of the victims of the bombing outside the ariana grande concert in manchester, england. one is eight-year-old saffie at the concert with her mother who we re told still does not know her daughter has died. went just told you about 15-year-old olivia. she loved to sing. 18-year-old georgine in a was college student and super fan lucky enough to have per picture taken two years ago with ariana grande. two days before the attack she tweeted how excited she was to seat concert. good evening, i m lucy noland. i m iain
thought was fruit juice. one of those residents has died. another remains in critical condition. nbc bay area s ian cull has the latest from san mateo. reporter: tonight we know a little more about exactly where and how three elderly patients were poisoned. it happened inside the ate tryia park of san mateo s memory care ward. sources with direct knowledge of the investigation tell our investigative unit that security video shows the incident. we re told that video shows a worker using a chemical known as ecolab 66, a heavy-duty bathroom cleaner and disinfectant. it comes in a large container, and the worker decided to power some into a smaller jug. however, the jug they chose is the same type the facility used to serve fruit juice. another worker confused the containers and served the chemical to residents. the 93-year-old woman who died was a long-time resident of san mateo with nine children who all want answers. it s a grievous mistake, and it s not one that you re go
we are here at the action day primary plus fifth annual tree lighting. these folks here are bundled up. they have the right idea. it s cold out here. you mentioned it s going to get even colder to night. i was looking at some of the long range models. basically i want to compare how last year will stack up to what we re headed for in the coming months. be you ll take a look at the graphic. in san jose we were pretty much average, daytime highs near 60 degrees. even our overnight lows you ll notice on the graph, january and february did dip into the lower than average category. now as we advance to this upcoming winter and the next couple of months, what we re going to find is looking at the rong-range models, it does seem as though our winter in san jose is going to remain average. we ll see daytime highs in the 60s, morning lows bottoming out in the 40s. when you talk about averages, you have to keep in mind every single event. and of course, this is one single event that