princess patient, the surgery that will keep cape middleton hospitalized for up to two weeks, and the other major royal who is also headed for treatment. our nbc news reporters are following all the latest developments. we start with new york where e. jean carroll is getting back on the stand at this hour. nbc s rehema ellis has more. e. jean carroll has returned to the witness stand and before the lunch break as the judge sent the jury out for their lunch, there was a back and forth between donald trump and the judge. and it all refers to the fact that e. jean carroll s defense attorneys have been objecting to the fact, saying donald trump has been making gestures, shaking his head and making suggestions that e jean carol is not telling the truth. at one point he slammed his hand down on the table. her attorneys say they heard him saying, it s a con job, it s a witch hunt. so the judge said to donald trump and his defense team, mr. trump has the right to be present here. t
post the only thing i will defend is what i said. it wasn t my post. i was reposting a post and i commented on it. my comment was men s should men s room and women use the women s room. why do we need the federal government telling us otherwise. lastly, if you run i m sure the democrats will try to tie donald trump to you and make you the massachusetts version of donald trump. you endorsed donald trump in may, you wrote at the time on your blog the commentary on women was uncomfortable. since then we ve seen the tape emerge of mr. trump bragging about what sounds a lot like sexual assault. in your initial response you seemed to dismiss the lewd video saying it was mr. trump talking big, that s your term, is that all it is to you? just him talking big? well listen jake you graduated from dartmouth and
bubble that moves with you where people can t get closer to you than eight feet if you don t want them to. if you re trying to get into a clinic. they can still scream at you and show you pictures you don t want to see and berate you and all the stuff they may want to do, but they can t physically get closer to you than eight feet. in massachusetts where they had those murders in brookline, two people killed and the five people wounded in that onslaught that day, in massachusetts they tried their own massachusetts version of that colorado law, but the protests were so vociferous, local police said it was not a workable law for them. in testimony before the massachusetts legislature, seven years into massachusetts trying to enforce their version of the sort of bubble law, the man who s now boston s commissioner of police told the legislature the floating bubble law was basically impossible for police to enforce outside massachusetts clinics. he said, i like to make the reference of bas
people killed and the five people wounded in that onslaught that day, in massachusetts they tried their own massachusetts version of that colorado law, but the protests were so vociferous, local police said it was not a workable law for them. in testimony before the massachusetts legislature, seven years into massachusetts trying to enforce their version of the sort of bubble law, the man who s now boston s commissioner of police told the legislature the floating bubble law was basically impossible for police to enforce outside massachusetts clinics. he said, i like to make the reference of basketball referee down there. we re watching feet. watching hands. he said it was impossible to enforce. that year that he made that testimony, 2007, massachusetts changed its law basically to make the whole thing simpler. and in massachusetts now, there is a yellow line painted on the ground outside clinic entrances. it marks a fixed zone. a fixed space. 35 feet from the clinic entrance
closer to you than eight feet. in massachusetts where they had those murders in brookline, two people killed and the five people wounded in that enslaugt that day, in massachusetts they tried their own massachusetts version of that colorado law, but the protests were so vociferous, local police said it was not a workable law for them. in testimony before the massachusetts legislature, seven years into massachusetts trying to enforce their version of the sort of bubble law, the man who s now boston s commissioner of police told the legislature the floating bubble law was basically impossible for police to enforce outside massachusetts clinics. he said, i like to make the reference of basketball referee down there. we re watching feet. watching hands. he said it was impossible to enforce. that year that he made that testimony, 2007, massachusetts changed its law basically to make the whole thing simpler. and in massachusetts now, there is a yellow line painted on the ground outside cli