a grand jury as we wait to see if there could be an indictment soon for former president donald trump, and today is expected to be a pivotal day in court, and today, a former attorney to michael cohen is expected to testify, and he says that he has handed over a number of documents to back up the story. and we are watching the stock markets after serious banking fury, and the stock market is up, but the banking is down for credit suisse are down 50% after the swiss government had to pick up some risk. and xi jinping is meeting with vladimir putin in moscow, and sending a strong message of support despite the invasion of ukraine. we begin with the latest on the trump hush money investigation. and the legal affairs correspondent paula reid is here with the latest, and lot going on with robert costello testifying, and we have details surrounding this testimony, paula. what is interesting here is that even though prosecutors are running the grand jury, this is witness tha
tomorrow and how many students could be affected? well, john and erica, good morning. schools will be likely closed tomorrow, the and it is not you can ken vit the bus driver and the teacher who are joining in identify and some that will be impacting both sides of the nation, and this going to have implications across the u.s., and whatever comies out of the changes, it will be extremely important, and it should be a wake-up call for officials all over the country to invest in education. now, what is interesting here is that the union says that this strike in particular is not about the money. they say it is about how the members have been treated after they started asking for that money. now we talked to both sides, and
de blasio in there, they should have ran the story that they eventually ran when the republican was in there, that bill de blasio honeymooned in cuba, gave aid and comfort to to comies. that would have hurt him in the democratic primary. charles: makes you wonder if it would have been enough. it would have been. it was very close. charles: bill was a good candidate to your point, too. but i think about in the last week, a federal judge rejected a settlement, the new york housing commission, which runs the public housing projects. sure. ran for a decade. they hid problems from rats, lead paint. last winter, 84,000 people went through the winter without heat. it s disgusting. charles: he rejected it. the judge said he spoke to the residents and the squalor that
i ve heard that for seven years. are you an american traitor? no, i m not. rob: denies being a traitor but convicted and will speak about ethics, ethics and public service and activism and former intelligence analyst was sentence today 35 years in prison but then president obama commuted her sentence. carley: former fbi director james comey set to give first interview since fired by president trump. comey will sit down with george s stepanopoluos, comies was fired last may over handling
but you are seemingly smug. doesn t this whole story reveal when the media and the government are created from the same cloth, it is no different than suppression of free speech? nobody is policing each other. the government is okay with it the media is okay with it because they are comies. you are created richard next on dick aids later republicans hate you. they are more efficient. they are like the dog food that makes their own gravy. now they make their natural disasters and they clean it up. this is more efficient. it is like a snake creating its own tail as opposed to eating it. perhaps i should have moved on to joanne. joanne could you summarize what s going on here? yeah. a whole lot of awfulness.