Arraigned at this hour and is expected to plead not guilty. The trump organization released a statement about this, saying weisselberg, quote, is being used by the manhattan district attorney as a pawn in a scorchedearth attempt to harm the former president, end quote. Cnn s paula reed joins us live outside of the courthouse in lower manhattan. These charges could be unsealed at any moment. What will be revealed here? reporter: well, we expect these charges will be related to alleged tax crimes stemming from allegations that employees at the trump organization received certain perks. Alisyn, we are not talking about free coffee. The allegations are that employees were receiving things like free apartments, free cars, even free school tuition. These are the kinds of benefits that could amount to tens if not hundreds of thousands of dollars. So we do expect when these charges are unsealed they will be connected to alleged tax crimes. Now, an attorney for mr. Weisselberg has made it clear
shortness of breath but there was no indication that he made any statements that he was having difficulty seeing things? is shortness of breath one of those things you would expect to see in hypoxia? yes. what causes that feeling of shortness of breath in a hypoxia situation? again, if we are looking at hypoxia of the brain, which gives the person the sense that they need to breathe faster, breathe harder, and they are short of breath and that can be caused by the inability to get oxygen or air into the lungs, or obstruction, or something that interferes with the airway or affects the ability to move the lungs, or it can be cardiovascular. you can get shortness of breath with a heart attack. you can get shortness of breath with other vascular abnormalities, so therefore it s not a good discriminator and does not help you separate out whether or not there was a respiratory problem or a d distribution of air from outside your body to the absorption, and all the brain
coroner is saying about how she died. plus, the multiple court cases going down today with jury selection in the trial of this guy, lev parnas, the former associate of rudy giuliani. and we re seeing the two accused american spies in court for the first time. the big question, whether a hard drive and peanut butter sandwich could land the couple life in prison. on access to abortion what the supreme court is saying about a new law in kentucky. and in texas, the state now set to tell an appeals court why its near total abortion ban should stay in effect. good afternoon to you. i m hallie jackson in washington along with leigh ann caldwell on capitol hill, and punch bowl news founder and msnbc political contributor jake sherman. so, guys, here s what we re watching, right. let s throw it up on the calendar. sometime in the next hour or two the house vote to extend the debt ceiling. you think, okay, that might get us through to december 3rd that happens to be the day government
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[the star-spangled banner] [the star-spangled banner] rachel: we go straight to a fox weather alert, four dead and dozens injured as we head into another weekend of severe weather. pete: tornadoes flattening homes, scattering tons of debris. will: 90 million americans are under severe storm warning with the possibility of more twisters. max gordon is live in little rock, arkansas, with the latest. max:scenes of destruction in little rock, arkansas after tornadoes struck yesterday afternoon. three people are dead. the governor has declared a state of emergency. the tornado in little rock struck at 2:30 in the afternoon as the twister tore through the city. the national weather service in little rock had to trade duties in the memphis office as the meteorologist took shelter. homes and businesses were ripped apart by the tornado. in the wake of the destruction emergency crews went into search and rescue mode. residents were told to stay away from the area damaged by the tor