the proceedings will be live-streamed and televised according to a court order. but trump today is also moving to sever his case from those defendants seeking a speedy trial, insisting their actions would violate his right to a fair trial. more on the merits of his request in a minute. first, developments in another case. one that actually predates the case brought by fani willis and the ones brought by jack smith and alvin bragg. we re talking going the $250 million civil fraud lawsuit brought by new york attorney general letisha james. a fight that is expected to xlens in october. you will recall, there is the one into the disgraced expresident, his adult sons and their business for the shady dishonest attempts to have favorable loan agreements. in a 100-page document newly filed in the state supreme court, prosecutors in the case are asking for one particular favorable ruling ahead of time. specifically, they want the court to acknowledge that donald trump and some of his
heavy equipment now clearing debris. and the new rip current threat along the east coast. new york state beaches closed today. rob marciano in georgia. the urgent manhunt under way at this hour for an escaped killer in pennsylvania. sentenced to life in prison just a week ago. authorities warning he is extremely dangerous, with nothing to lose. trevor ault on the news just coming in. former president trump pleads not guilty to election interference charges in georgia. donald trump waving his right to an arraignment in fulton county, sparing him from a televised court appearance next week. republican governor brian kemp also rejecting calls from members of his own party to investigate district attorney fani willis. aaron katersky reporting tonight. sentencing for two former leaders of the proud boys, convicted for their roles in the january 6th attack. joe biggs, who boasted about storming the capitol, today, in tears, pleading for leniency, before receiving one of the l
a distance. several months and one blockbuster investigative report later, supreme court justices thomas and alito officially come clean on the goodies they get from wealthy friends. and the latest on a manhunt under way right now for this escaped inmate doing life in this country for one murder and wanted overseas for another. john berman here in for anderson. and tonight we know who s name will not be called next wednesday in atlanta s fulton county courthouse. the former president today waived arraignment, pleading not guilty to 13 counts, including a rico charge connected to his effort to overturn his defeat in that state. his attorneys also filed a motion to sever the case from kenneth chesebro and others being tried, at least for now in october under georgia s speedy trial provision. also today fani willis got a reprieve from the state s republican governor brian kemp who squelched a special legislative session aimed at removing her. governor kemp said he has not seen a
we make money from ads, but they don t follow you aroud join the millions of people taking back their privacy by downloading duckduckgo on all your devices today. captions by vitac www.vitac.com georgia on his mind and on your tvs. the judge in fulton county says the former president, donald trump s election subversion trial will be televised, and today, his co-defendants revealing more about their legal strategies moving forward. we re on it. and your move, fed. a new jobs report shows the demand for workers rights now remains robust, so are rate hikes over? we re tracking how the markets are reacting and what it means for the broader economy. plus, shut down showdown. congress is on the clock to pass a bill funding critical programs from disaster relief to ukraine military aid and now some republicans say they ll only support it if certain controversial demands are met. we re following these major developing stories and many more all coming in right here to cn
venturing out in any way we can. no matter who or what gets in our way. we have jeff flock and garrett tenney. welcome. i m neil cavuto. glad to have you. let s begin with jeff in o hare. jeff? if you re at home watching right now, good for you. you don t have to get on an airplane. that s a good thing. i ll tell you, neil, it s going to be a good weekend. nice and sunny in chicago at o hare and also around the country. i want to take you inside the american terminal here. this is the tsa cabin here. it s manageable at this hour. it tends to heat up. what are the numbers? you mentioned records. how about this? 20 million people going to fly this labor day weekend. that s an increase of 14% from last year. and good news. cancellations of flights are down. last summer it was a disaster. the cancellations have almost been cut in half according to the secretary of transportation that is here in chicago. saying yes, that is good news. admitting there s bad news in the area of ne