don jr. were spped subpoenaed by the district attorney letitia james. trump s lawyer are trying to block the questioning. do you think they ll be forced to comply with the subpoenas? how do you see this legally playing out for the trump family? well, look, i think they are going to be forced to comply at some point. the question will be at what point. but, look, it was also true for eric trump, who has already been interviewed by the new york attorney general s office on these same investigation. they are principals in the trump business and the trump org. this is a family-held company. this is an investigation that the new york attorney general is chartered to do and you just can t avoid investigations
administration. you can t say by aseergs of the privilege i m not go to appear. that privilege belongs to the executive branch and strurp no longer a member of it. if he is spped, there will be a protracted litigation. did does not mean that he can t be responsive of anything, only that which might be deliberative, and only that which the current president is keen on asserting. the executive privilege is about not the president but the presidency. there might be instance where s a sitting president wants to preserve communications between themselves, say, and a deputy chief of staff or a chief of staff down the line. even though trump does not have executive prif lem, he is trying to do that. this week the january 6th insurrection committee is planning to vote on criminal
a second source. s white house is feeling confident this report will not charge the president with committing any crimes. we know when the report is finished there is a protocol to follow based on regulations. the attorney general will have the report. a.g. bill barr notify the house and senate judiciary committees telling them they have the report and they re okay obligat tell whether the president is spped subpoenaed or bring charges against anyone. making his version of this report public to congress, because he wanted to give the most transparency as possible under the law. the white house is able to look at this version to make claims 67 executive privilege. this is where the real battle
the father of colorado movie theater james holmes is spped back on the witness stand today for the sentencing phase of the trial. robert holmes told jurors on tuesday he and his wife had now idea before the 2010 massacre that their son had a mental health problem. authorities in texas released new video of sandra bland in jail. they say the footage provides proof that bland was alive and well at the jail in waller county texas. it dispels some of the rumors she decide during her arrest and was perhaps dead in her mug shot. the 28-year-old bland was found hanging in her jail cell after an arrest a routine traffic stop. an autopsy concluded it was suicide. the woman who first accused bill cosby of sexual assault is questioning hisself describability to read women s clues, given that she is gay. andrea constand made the
reporter: they call it the great american speedup. so many of us today seem to be in overdrive. monday is going to be another long day. reporter: case study. ann baldwin owning a crisis pr form every day seems to be a crisis. this isn t the candy business. everything is not always sweet and not 9:00 to 5:00 and monday through sunday, 24 hours a day. reporter: 35 years ago, americans worked eight to nine hours a day and called it quits. home for dinner. weekends with the family. but in today s 24/7 world, many employees feel they can never escape the office. spped to answer phone calls and e-mails in the dead of night and on weekends and even while vacationing. technology reporter bob sullivan writes america s work habits. could i get a large friday. reporter: also gone family meals and kids sporting events