one in atlanta and one here in the district of columbia. the federal judge taking a bench a couple of minutes ago behind me getting underway now. in a few hours we may find out when this thing will actually go to trial. we are talking about former president s trumps alleged efforts to overturn the results of the 2020 election. the government as you just said in the intro wants this to happen in january, meaning january of 2024 in a few months. trump s team wants it to happen in april of 2026. we ll see what the judge does. that s 2 1/2 years from now. the decision ultimately rests with the judge. we re told she will likely set the trial date today. unlikely she will allow the trial to take place 2 1/2 years from now in april 2026 but may also make the government wait a few more months and push it back into the spring or possibly the summer. you have to remember donald trump s schedule as you heard his attorney say is getting full when it comes to court appearances. also we le
subways. first,just a short time from now, president biden will address the american people. it could be his largest audience before the presidential election amid questions about his age and donald trump leading in the polls, the president will address immigration, the economy and tonight the president s new move to help the people of gaza, building a port to get humanitarian aid in. and what the speaker of the house mike johnson has asked of his colleagues tonight during the president s speech. mary bruce live at the white house, rachel scott live on the hill. also the united flight from san francisco to japan losing a tire right after takeoff. the emergency landing in los angeles. in new york city this evening, the national guard now taking up positions on the subway. the new storm threat tonight, severe weather moving from texas to georgia, then right up the east coast. rob marciano times this out. tonight, parents in texas erupting in anger, the independent report, the
first, just a short time from now, president biden will address the american people. it could be his largest audience before the presidential election amid questions about his age and donald trump leading in the polls. the president will address immigration, the economy and tonight the president s new move to help the people of gaza, building a port to get humanitarian aid in. and what the speaker of the house mike johnson has asked of his colleagues tonight during the president s speech. mary bruce live at the white house, rachel scott live on the hill. also tonight, that alarming sight on the runway. a united flight from san francisco to japan losing a tire right after takeoff. the emergency landing in los angeles. matt gutman in california tonight. in new york city this evening, the national guard now taking up positions on the subway. the new storm threat tonight, severe weather moving from texas to georgia, then right up the east coast. rob marciano times this out.
sea, so much closer to home than russia could possibly have wanted. you referred to a russian fighter intercepting what was a russian drone. they submitted that in strict accordance with international law. that comes a matter of hours after ukrainian drones have targeted two key vessels. just this morning, a russian oil cargo ship which was struck by a ukrainian drone in the black sea quite some distance off the coast and near a key naval port. there are suggestions that an oil depot was hit on the eastern side of the crimean peninsula. this is a building number of incidents occurring in the black sea, an area which russia must have felt was entirely impregnable just two weeks ago. sochi is a russian holiday resort, and all of those are at risk of war. a dramatic change here where ukraine is projecting its power. it may be a bid to show some element of military success given how slow the counteroffensive appears to be at the moment. it certainly must make the kremlin utterly
if you are in it when you are young, you are indoctrinated. she has deprogrammed herself. virginia s attorney general is vowing to investigate after at least 13 schools withheld merit awards. governor youngkin saying the schools have a focus on outcomes. undercutting so many students. good protection, the pass wide open, touchdown lamb. on behalf of all football fans, thank you and appreciate the memories. what a career. you re a shining star no matter who you are shining bright to see who you can truly be steve: i ve got news for the control room, that is philadelphia. i mean, you know what, maybe it s being taken from jersey. no, it s not. that s pennsylvania. you can tell. i had two kids who went to school there. so i know for sure. let s go live to new york city, currently 36°, mostly cloudy, the high today according to my watch, 46. but it s going to be a little overcast as we listen to earth, wind and fire. are we going to get snow this season