the manhattantoday. they will be in tomorrow. but they won t be working on the donald trump hush money case. at least not right now. and that is about all that we know at this moment. it is unclear when the grand jury will be meeting on donald trump again. there is a report saying the case is taking a one-month break starting next week, but our nbc news team says to treat that pronouncement with caution. at minimum, d.a. alvin bragg can still use the grand jury tomorrow, next monday or next wednesday on donald trump. as always, our sources add the agenda is fluid, and can change at any moment. we re going to get an update from someone who used to work in the d.a. s office in just a second. there are also developments in the january 6th special counsel investigation. former vp mike pence now says he and his team are considering whether to appeal a federal judge s order to force him to testify. here he is in iowa today. when are you going to decide on any possible appeal of t
i know that he s an incredibly accomplished, incredibly successful individual, who brings a wealth of experience with him. that is why he was appointed to chairmanship of the bbc. former british prime minister boris johnson makes an unexpected visit to kyiv to show support for the ukrainian government. he was invited by president volodymr zelensky who he met up with on the trip. president biden s personal lawyer says a further six classified documents have been found in the us president s home in delaware. more than a billion people have welcomed in the lunar new year one of the world s biggest festivals. police in the us say a gunman is on the run after a mass shooting in los angeles. at least ten people five men and five women have been killed ten others have been wounded some critically. the attack happened at a dance venue in monterey park, around seven miles east of los angeles city centre. eye witnesses have described seeing a man entering the building and f
Us. Former new york assistant attorney general adam pollock joins the conversation, and Criminal Defense Attorney and former manhattan prosecutor, duel role, duncan levin is still with us. I want to call you a slashy in the immortal words of zoo lander, model and actor. Michael cohen on the stand for about four hours now. Vaughn hillyard, bring us up to speed. Reporter currently the line of questioning is around the actual execution of the Nondisclosure Agreement that Michael Cohen says that donald trump was party to with Stormy Daniels and her agent and attorney Keith Davidson, in the explicit question which gets at the heart of the falsification of Business Records arguments in charges against donald trump is currently playing before the jury as we speak. The question directed by the prosecution to Michael Cohen just one minute ago was very explicit. Was this Nondisclosure Agreement for the purposes of paying Michael Cohen as a legal retainer to which Michael Cohen said no and said t
Like to be on the white house staff. Got to watch twitter to see what people are going to do. You were in, you were around when the Colin Kaepernick protests were going on when he was playing for the 49ers. What did you think then about that . I fully supported his right to speak out. I thought he made some mistakes, some big mistakes early. He wore the socks. Remember the socks that were pigs in policemen ewan forps. He didnt have a clear message at first. But i supported his right to protest and i think what he did was really admirable. He went out and sought the advice of a man named nate boyer, a former player with a seahawks. A military veteran, who gave kaepernick the advice to kneel. He said in stead of sitting on the bench, kneel. Its also a sign of respect. If you think about you bow in front of somebody. And so this was the advice kaepernick sought out. He sort of refined his message, saying i thought things had made
more sense in terms of clarifying what he was protesting. I
comments, you know, in the wake of the shooting is swrus, it s just, it s always stunning to hear it. when you re standing there, and you see it afterwards, it s still stunning to hear. i guess the way some of the answers came out, no, i don t think there s any room, no feeling, no connection. i don t know what s in that person s head. the feeling that comes from the words doesn t seem to connect to the fact that three kids just died. let me ask you about what is at the root of it, though. for a long time, people will just say it s the nra, bought by the nra, bought by the gun lobby. this is why they re in congress. didn t want to lose their power, didn t want to lose their money. is it the voters, and if it s the voters, considering there s so many voters across the country that support tougher gun measures, is it heavily gerrymandered districts full of single issue voters, that s really the problem. that s part of it. it s not the nra as much. the nra is undergoing tremendous i