laura coates live starts right now. donald trump you might just miss moment on the stand, tonight on a bonus hour of laura coates live. no maybe three short minutes, that is how long the former president was on the stand today in the e. jean carroll defamation trial. he still managed, still manages to say something that caught part of his testimony stricken from the record. now before the jury even got into the room, there was a will describe us agitated trump. there was a lawyer, said i never met the, woman i did not know who the woman, isn t ever met this woman, unquote. the agitated judge pump it down. then, trump takes the, stand resists s right-hand, swears to get truthful testimony, his attorney asks if he stood by his earlier deposition in the case, 100% yes trump applies. not as trump did to deny the allegation because moscow made an accusation? that is exactly, right, decided i considered a false iq laced in, totally false trump replies. the judge then cast him
house. don t worry, though, biden s lawyers have everything under control. we just got exclusive video of their consensual search. there you go. they left no stone unturned. meanwhile there are a lot of lingering questions, but biden s unqualified talking head is not too keen on answering them. after a special counsel is named, but before the fbi searched, president biden went to his house in wilmington. what was he doing there? i would refer you to the white house counsel. was it something related to this case? i would refer you to the white house counsel s office. okay. do you think the story was leaked by someone trying to bruise the president politically ahead of a re-election announcement? i would refer you to the white house counsel s office. we know the president did it. why did he do it? i would refer you to the white house counsel. greg: she s the best. so let s check in with the white house counsel s office. there are many people out there in the
i m sure a lot of people are having fun. i am tied to. i m ashley strohmier import carley shimkus and a lot of people don t say white. jackie is in white. you are kind of in white. todd: ashley, i wear a white shirt every single day on air, so i ignore the don t wear white after labor day. that is my jam and what i do. a story to begin the newscast, really tough stuff. ashley: we turn to a desperate search to find a kidnapped billionaire artist takes a new turn as suspected doctor refuses to talk. todd: a judge sets bail for the accused doctor with $500,000 as the police that he wiped away evidence before taken into custody. jackie ibanez joins us. an affidavit released yesterday say the man suspected of kidnapping eliza fletcher was seen by two witnesses including his own brother behaving oddly in the hours after that attack. 38-year-old cleotha abston was the man on the video violently attacking fletcher before forcing her into his car. those witnesses say they sa
when every adult is eligible in may, we will launch with our partners new tools to make it easier for to you find the vaccine and where to get the shot. including a new website that will help you first find the place to get vaccinated and the one nearest you. no more searching day and night to get an appointment. as we mentioned, tonight s speech on the second floor of the white house comes one year to the day since the world health organization declared the coronavirus outbreak a pandemic. here at home you may recall the nba suspended its season until further notice. tom hanks announced that he and his wife, rita wilson, had tested positive. also exactly one year ago the former president spoke to the nation from the oval office. the vast majority of americans, the risk is very, very low. in the grueling 12 months since, we became the world leader in confirmed cases, now nearing 30 million. we also lead the world in deaths. well over half a million souls have been lost
the school district and teachers union middle and high schoolers will show up two days a week to complete classes online. what a complete fraud. the teachers union should be ashamed of themselves. ainsley: that s a beautiful shot of our capitol and i happened to be in chicago because k through 8 grade all back in school. last week k through 5 went back. the second week of this and the high schoolers are not back in school yet. we have a panel of business owners, some of them have lost their businesses, some are struggling to pay employees and we have a high schooler who plays sports and just want to be back in school. hey, bipartisan, hey, steve. it s going to be exciting because major cities have been slow to open up and the kids have been frustrated and some of them just want to save their senior year. i m glad that you re up close and personal and i think it s great because we will be talking about getting up and going in california, not so much as well as up a