welcome everyone. urine she had a newsroom. i m omar jimenez in new york. we begin with what could be not one, but two major legal blows for donald trump in less than 24 hours, the former president will have to post nearly half 1 billion dollars in bond money for his civil fraud judgment in new york or the state attorney general could begin seizing his assets and tomorrow, trump could also learn the new trial date for his criminal hush money case hatton, a delay, push the start date to mid april, at least cnn s national security reporter zachary cohen joins us with more details. all rights act. so how is trump responding to all this? and there is a lot to respond to here. there absolutely is. and we ve getting some mixed messages from trump and his lawyers about whether or not he has the money to post bond for his civil fraud judgment. as you mentioned, he personally owes over 450 million as a result of that judgment, but ultimately, he s gonna have to put up the cash t
barbie and the bomb. will the box office turn pink, or will oppenheimer blow past the competition? barbinheimer is here. it s 10:00 eastern. so much to get to today. i m ana cabrera reporting from new york. let s go break to our breaking news, judge aileen cannon has now set a start date for the classified documents trial against president trump for may 20th of next year. so this is well past the december start date. special counsel jack smith s team had wanted and smack in the middle of the 2024 presidential campaign. joining us now is nbc news justice correspondent ryan reilly, nbc news correspondent vaughn hillyard, msnbc legal analyst danny cevallos, and charles coleman, civil rights attorney and msnbc legal analyst. so ryan, what do we know about how the judge came to this date? yeah, a little bit past the time that the special counsel s office had requested, obviously, here, but you know, the former president s team did not want a schedule set at all. not really a w
the push for ethics performed to hold the high court accountable, even though the court says that there is nothing to see here, folks. as you can, say we have a lot to talk about. 76, that is how many days are left in the congressional fiscal year and that is how much time congress has to pass the national defense act. this week, the bill passed the republican-controlled house and is now on its way to the senate. however, congressional republicans have not been shy about their willingness to use 2 million active guard and reserve service members political pawns. if it allows them to go on offense in the culture wars. the house s new defense budget is laden with amendments targeting reproductive health care, transgender service members, and diversity, equity, and inclusion programs. while the eight deals with pay races for service members and other defense priorities, republican concerns can be summed up in one word. woke. he woke military indoctrination from the moa
of breathable air left. the operation to find the missing tourist submersible is now expanding to include more resources with expertise in deep sea rescuing. our north america correspondent jessica parker reports. these are the last known photos of the titan submersible. they were taken on sunday morning, just before it began its descent. one hour and 45 minutes later, contact was lost. it s a five man capsule. people crawl in. this was filmed by the bbc last year. it shows people being bolted in from the outside. the sub then plunges into the ocean s depths. the us coastguard has released a fresh estimate of how much oxygen may now be left on board. we know from the data we were using as a starting point, it was 96 hours, and we know that we are approximately 40, 41 hours. is a deep sea rescue effort realistic, and what would that look like? i can t tell you exactly what it would look like, but we wouldn t be doing this, we wouldn t be searching and putting all effort out th