is expected to deliver remarks in the st. patrick s day celebration. we will take you there, live, when the president begins speaking. while we wait, i am honored to be joined by senator warnock, democratic, of georgia. thank you for joining us this evening. good evening. let me start with, as we wait for the president, i have to ask you about remarks made by his opponent, former president trump, at a rally in ohio last night, the presumptive republican nominee warned that there would be a bloodbath unquote if he loses the election bid he claims he was talking about the car industry river but repeated those words several times and even said some migrants are not people and at another point called them animals . what s your reaction? well, my angelou said when someone shows you who they are, believe them the first time. donald trump is shown as who he is time and time and time again. we ought to take him seriously. this is the insurrectionist president. this is t
spotted even if she was inside her own courthouse grabbing coffee in the cafeteria. that s where we are today, and look, we have to extend the threat concern to of course witnesses who are already being targeted by trump and his cohorts, the prosecutors, of course, and the jury, of course, the many jurors, all of this in a high threat environment. complained about her? more like railed against her. and a reminder, she was confirmed to the bench unanimously. meanwhile, the special counsel s office has proposed january 2nd, 2024, as a trial date in the case, though some experts think that might be a little optimistic. this is the special counsel right out of the box saying we are ready on january 2nd, so now when the defense comes back with, we ll be ready on january 2nd 2025, the judge is going to balance the scale. and then come up with a more reasonable time period. trump s team has one week to respond, then judge chutkan will set an official trial date before the end
underway in a matter of hours and while donald trump himself is not expected to attend, his behavior will be at the center of things, because judge tanya chutkan will hear arguments about are opposed protective order that would limit what trump can do with the evidence. the judge will consider those arguments while she is surrounded physically by u.s. marshals. that new security detail was retained after the former president complained about her on his social media site. a sad state of affairs to see the judge have to be a full time security detail. nbc news reported this was spotted even if she was inside her own courthouse grabbing coffee in the cafeteria. that s where we are today, and look, we have to extend the threat concern to of course witnesses who are already being targeted by trump and his cohorts in the prosecutors, of course, and the jury, of course, the many jurors, all of this in a high threat environment. complained about her, more like railed against her
it will decide who the champion is, 2023. and heartbreakfor alfie hewett as tokito oda takes the mens wheelchair singles title, we ll hearfrom him. he promises to be back in the final next year. i he promises to be back in the final next ear. ., , ~ he promises to be back in the final next ear. . , ~ ., next year. i really feel like a tennis is next year. i really feel like a tennis is being next year. i really feel like a tennis is being put - next year. i really feel like a tennis is being put on - next year. i really feel like a tennis is being put on the i next year. i really feel like a l tennis is being put on the map next year. i really feel like a - tennis is being put on the map here at wimbledon and i will be even more determined to motivate them next year. wheelchair tennis. i m paul scott in salford also coming up on sportsday. australia retain the women s ashes, after the penultimate one day match in southampton goes right to the wire. and with just a w
public interest grating against privatise. the funeral marks the end of nahel s short life here in nanterre but the story of his death lives on. he s been adopted as a symbol by people across the country, as here at home, his mother buries her son. we met this woman in nanterre earlier this week. she didn t want to be identified. she told us she witnessed nahel s death and knew him a little. the violence his death has triggered isn t helpful , she says. translation: burning everything, schools, town halls - it s useless. i everything they re doing, the parents will pay the price. but if there are riots, it s because the police are looking for it. when they check young people s ids ten times a day, it s irritating. rioting continued last night. the southern cities of marseille and lyon lit up by burning vehicles, and fireworks aimed directly at police. the government said dozens of police stations were attacked across the country and over 1,000 people arrested. in nanterre, t