pete: thank you. will: you guys are just vibing on the music. pete: everyone at home is too. muck. will: they won t even interact with me. [laughter] they re just done. rachel: too busy grooving. we only have an a hour left of the show. it just kind of flew by. pete: by the way, it s national v-j e day, victory in japan. big day. it s also world beard day. you look better in a beard, but you re not allowed to wear one. rachel: i ve never seen him in a beard, have i? pete: he rocked one for years. will: it wasn t that great. pete: national blueberry popsicle day as well as play outside day and and world coconut day, so take your pick. rachel: i love coconuts, and i would like to try a blueberry popsicle. pete: sounds good. as you careen out of her into the fall which will: now i m okay with that. pete: now you re okay? will: it s almost september. pete: it is september. will: is it september? if i don t pay attention to details like that. [laughter] so it s september, it s
in more victor blackwell. you re in the cnn newsroom. sad news from the music world, legendary singer and song writer jimmy buffett has died. in his 50-year career he went from beach bum to billionaire, 27 studio albums, two grammy nods, a chain of resorts, restaurants, and even retired living communities all too his name. but hit started and ended with music, and he ll forever be associated with beaches, flip-flops and margaritas. wasting away again in margaritaville searching for my lost shaker of salt makes you want to be on a beach right now. always does. if we re anywhere outside of here we d be outside margaritaville where we find cnn s polo sandoval right now. polo, what is his team saying about buffett s death? reporter: just incredible, too, omar, that in about 4 1/2 decades jimmy buffett goes from penning those famous lyrics we have all perhaps karaoked one too many times to actually building this massive billion-dollar empire with a reach around
welcome back. we start this hour with the deadline facing donald trump this week after a partial victory from an appeals court. donald trump has until thursday to pay $175 million to cover his bond in the civil fraud case. it feels familiar, right. another deadline before letitia james comes for trump s assets. and just last night, donald trump claimed on fox that he can pay it. at this point, i think it is safe to say that we will believe it when we see it when the funds clear. joining us is to discuss is attorney mike cap ia wylie with the leadership conference of civil rights. and we have a former republican congressman out of virginia. he was a senior advisor on the generally sixth select committee. let me tell you all, a committee. welcome to the table. in the last hour, the three of us were having this pretty intense conversation around this idea of accountability. we are not trusting the accountability issue when it comes to the judicial process donald trump is inv
good evening and welcome to a special defendant donald j. trump hour. i m andrew weissman. i m melissa murray. 34 criminal charges related to 2016 campaign scheme to purchase stormy daniels silence to not talk about an alleged sexual encounter she had with trump shortly after his youngest child was born. with the pressure of the trial looming, donald trump has spent the past three days escalating his attacks on new york judge who will preside over the upcoming criminal trial. these new attacks aren t limited to judge mar shand but also includes the judge s daughter who trump attacked by name on social media yesterday. all of this is part of a pattern. donald trump s attacks on the judge s family echo previous attacks he made against both the wife the law clerk of the judge in the civil fraud case against trump. now trump is under a gag order as he was in the new york civil case and d.c. january 6th criminal case. tonight, the district attorney s office has asked the co
the text messages are the truth. she was a 33-year-old high school tutor and he was her 15- year-old student. after his mom found this on his phone, police new this was no innocent teenage crush. he said they had sex on several occasions. it was a illegal relationship. a horrible crime to be accused up, she insisted she was the victim. i was petrified of him. she says he forced himself on her. prosecutors said she was lying. are was insulted that she thought someone would believe her. a tutor in her pupil breaking the rules but who was telling the truth? we both knew what we were doing was wrong. he owned me. i never had as much evidence against someone as i had in this case. this case. hello and welcome to dateline. it started with a racy photo found on a teenage boy s phone and finished in a courtroom with a jury forced to decide. with the 33-year-old tutor in the picture a teacher or predator? it did not have to finish here. he keeps stating thing