Serena Williams, the goat. Do you like being called that. Of course not.Why. There's a lot of goats out there, you know, and who am I to say that I am. I never really thought about it whether I liked it or not.It was just, you know, bad with the sound they make. I don't know. B.I think that's a sheep. Close enough, right. File. ...

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I'm not a revenue enhancement officer. I'm a judge. >> I'll leave him with $5. >> I'm not going to leave you with $5. I'm I'm going to dismiss everything.I can charge him $30 or I can charge him nothing. What do you think I should do. >> 30.>> I don't wear a badge under my robe. I'm not a police officer. I wear a heart under my robe.I don't think there's anything wrong with. ...

Steve Roosevelt walked these hallways in 1955 when he was just 12 years old. Steve and his friends liked to throw around a baseball during recess. And once the bell rang, Steve had the perfect place to hide his glove during class.These lockers were not here. It was just an open space. I put my glove up on a shelf there.Then I'd go into the classroom until one weekend. When I came back Monday, all these lockers were in place and the glove was somewhere in behind there. Two years ago, staff started some renov ...

In New York City, a longtime campaign adviser and campaign volunteer for Mayor Eric Adams was just suspended from her position. She handed a local reporter more than $100 in cash that was concealed inside a potato chip bag. This all happened at an Adams campaign event yesterday in Harlem.According to that reporter's outlet, The City, the adviser, Winnie Greco, later told the city the money wer was a mistake and apologized. Her attorney added that her intent was quote purely innocent and a gesture of friends ...

Well, in New York City, a longtime campaign adviser and campaign volunteer for Mayor Eric Adams was just suspended from her position. She handed a local reporter more than $100 in cash that was concealed inside a potato chip bag. This all happened at an Adams campaign event yesterday in Harlem. According to that reporter's outlet, The City, the adviser, Winnie Greco, later told the city the money welfare was a mistake and apologized. Her attorney added that her intent was quote purely innocent and a gesture ...

The sign you see here in Douglas Dietrich's yard has sparked outrage on social media. There's a specific reason that his sign asks the president to start with his neighborhood. >> The shop has for, you know, has came next door to us against our wishes with illegal immigrants.>> The business that he's talking about is Monkeykey's Garage. Shop owner Enrique Garas says he is a legal citizen of the United States and thinks the sign is offensive, especially since it's about him. >> There is so much hate already ...

We did not send send Lenny to a war zone. We sent her to camp. We trusted she would be safe.No parent should ever again face what we are living through now. >> Janie was the heartbeat of our family. She made me a mom.She always cared for others. In a nutshell, that's who she was. She left for camp full of excitement and joy.She came home in a plywood box. >> What I do know is that my daughter should still be here. Her death was 100% preventable.Complacency, among other things, led to the deaths of 27 amazin ...

An appeals court has thrown out the $500 million civil fraud penalty against President Donald Trump. >> Now, as a reminder, this ruling, it stems from New York State's 2022 lawsuit against Trump, accusing him of fraud and of exaggerating his wealth. A judge found him liable on those charges in 2023.NBC News senior White House correspondent Garrett Hake joins us now. Uh Garrett, what exactly does this ruling mean. I mean, there's the question of penalty, there's the question of liability.Yeah, that's right. ...

That breaking news now. It's coming out of New York where an appeals court has thrown out the $500 million civil fraud penalty against President Donald Trump. >> Now, as a reminder, this ruling, it stems from New York State's 2022 lawsuit against Trump, accusing him of fraud and of exaggerating his wealth.A judge found him liable on those charges in 2023. >> And this ruling only throws out the penalty portion of this case. the actual uh fraud finding still remains, but the judges in this case in the uh supe ...