good day, i am chris jansing along with my colleague katy tour. this is a historic day for america. a fair and functioning judicial system. today in two courtrooms, two very different cases but with one central character, donald trump and one central question. will there be consequences for his alleged attempts to break the law either now or in the future if he s reelected. here in new york city, also even more testimony from david pecker and the hush money trial about the lengths to which he, donald trump and michael cohen, went to protect his image during the 2016 campaign. we re going to tell you exactly what he testified to along with a phone call that david pecker says he received from donald trump three days before the 2016 election. also, how donald trump is reacting and he was reacting. at the same time, in washington, the supreme court spent hours hashing out donald trump s claims of presidential immunity. the questions of whether a future president is above the la
confirming with government sources have been telling us, the possibility that a bomb brought down that russian jetliner over egypt s sinai peninsula. the white house also today said it is now considering security changes for some international flights coming into the u.s. so far, only the u.s. and britain have publically raised the possibility that the crash was an act of terror, with russia and egypt saying it s too soon to know. conflicting information that s bringing little comfort to air travelers. tonight, our team is on the ground where the doomed flight began. bill neely leads our coverage. >eporter: they found no evidence of a bomb, but the president believes rrorism could have caused this. i think there is a possibility thatt there was a bomb on board. and we re taking that very seriously.y. reporter: if a bomb was the cause, it was almost certainly put sharm el-sheik airport. they questioned security, seized videos and searched. egypt says this is obe qf the sa
president obama is confirming with government sources have been telling us, the possibility that a bomb brought down that russian jetliner over egypt s sinai peninsula. the white house also today said it is now considering security changes for some international flights coming into the u.s. so far, only the u.s. anddritain have publically raised the possibility that the crash was an act of terror, with russia and egypt saying it s too soon to know. conflicting information that s bringing little comfort to air travelers. tonight, our team iss on the ground where the doomed flight began. bill neely leads our coverage. reporter: they found no evidence of a bomb, but the presidenen believes terrorism could have cacaed this. i think there is a possibility that there was a bomb on board. and we re taking that very seriously. reporter: if a bomb was the cause, it w w almostertainly put on the plane here at sharm el-sheik airport. they questioned security, seized videos and sea
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egypt s sinai peninsula. the white house also today said it is now considering security changes for some international flights coming into the u.s. so far, only the u.s. and britain have publically raised the possibility that the crash was an act of terror, with russia and egypt saying it s too soon to know. conflicting information that s bringing little comfort to air travelers. tonight, our team is on the ground where the doomed flight began. bill neely leads our coverage. reporter: they found no evidence of a bomb, but the president believes terrorism could have caused this. i think there is a possibility that there was a bomb on board. and we re taking that very seriously. reporter: if a bomb was the cause, it was almost certainly put on the plane here at sharm el-sheik airport. they questioned security, seized egypt says this is one of the safest airports in the world checked regularly by western expert whose found no gaffes in security this year and gave it the al