Washington post. News that Manhattan District Attorney Vance has convened a Special Grand Jury that is expected to decide whether to indict Donald Trump. Executives at the company or possibly the business itself should prosecutors decide to present criminal charges. Thats according to two sources familiar with the matter. One legal Expert And Forler Manhattan Assistance D. A. Says the prosecutors are convinced they have a case. Thats at least how i read it. Now warnings like that one may be whats forming the basis for new reporting from politico this morning about a cloud of nerves over the expresident who added that this feels different than the legal issues surrounding trump because Theres Pressure on Trump Org cfo. Allen weisselberg to flip. Its his involvement that makes this particular situation feel more real. And that the fact that theyre dealing with a Numbers Guy with plain details on Business Operations makes people more nervous. Of course Nbc News reported that weisselberg i
the intel report indicated mbs. he s not making them a pariah. what s changed in reporter: he has made clear to them and our administration as made clear up and down the line this won t be tolerated. this will not be tolerated and we ve taken steps today. you noted treasury and state are taking steps today to sanction individuals to sanction networks who were involved with this horrific murder. so steps clear and important steps have been taken. and major developments on the covid front. the fda is expected to green light another coronavirus vaccine, in fact, any moment now the agency s advisory committee strongly endorsed the johnson & johnson vaccine last night, paving the way for final approval sometime this weekend. the j&j shot will be the third vaccine in the u.s. and the first to require just a single dose. meantime in orlando, cpac, 24 hours or so donald trump is set to make his first public appearance since leaving office. a lot to look out for. reverend sharep
dollar agenda. nbc news has now confirmed the president is on the verge of announcing a new framework for his human infrastructure bill. one that the white house says is expected to win unanimous democratic support. but expected, did you hear that, expected, under line it, that is the key word. we just got the details of what is in the framework, including the overall price tag of 1.75 trillion bucks. but as of now, there s no way of knowing if everybody is going to sign on. as we speak, this very moment, the president set to meet with house democrats behind closed doors on capitol hill. he s going to be looking to seal that deal. let s bring in nbc white house correspondent monica alba, big day, leann caldwell. and eugene daniels. monica, congressman dave cicilline was supposed to be joining us at this moment but he s waiting to talk to the president. you got the details what s in this thing, what s in the plan? reporter: i can tell you that the president is delayed. he ha
staffs and secretary of state. served 35 years in the u.s. army, two decorated tours in vietnam. credited with reforming the u.s. military following the cold war and being the architect of the first gulf war. sandra: fox team coverage begins now weighing in on the medical side of this story. john: first to national security correspondent jennifer griffin on powell s life and career, what a life and career it was. jennifer: it was. known for integrity, he will be remembered for the powell doctrine during desert storm in first gulf war as chairman of the joint chiefs at the pentagon, which stated only use force if it has clear and achievable object itch with public support, sufficient firepower and exit strategy to end the war. he told secretary of state regarding use of u.s. military u.s. troopss should not be used as toy soldiers. then there was his pottery barn rule. you break it, you own it, tough lesson the u.s. learned after invasion of afghanistan and iraq after 9/
following spain s victory over england in sydney. the organisation said it would take legal action against her. more than 80 players have now said they ll boycott games until he quits. our reporter sergi forcada is in the newsroom. luis rubiales says he will fight the accusations against him. tell us more about his response to fifa s provisional suspension. this is the latest statement by the spanish football federation and in which luis rubiales said we will fight these accusations by fifa, saying we will legally defend himself and the competent bodies saying he trusts fifa and we will get the chance to defend his defence so the truth, his truth, prevails and that he is also able to prove that he is innocent which is something he has been repeating throughout the past few days saying he did not do anything wrong when the spanish national team were celebrating the world cup a few days ago. this is obviously the response, the answer to what fifa said earlier and in an earlier