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[Music] former president Trump's oldest daughter Ivanka testifies she says she doesn't know much about her father's financial statements Attorney General latia James says she does nd's legal correspondent Arlene Richards has more details Ivanka Trump quietly arrives at the courthouse wasting no time to get inside where she will testify in the Civil fraud case brought against her father and two brothers attorney general Leticia James who filed the lawsuit is not so quiet Ivanka Trump secured negotiated loans um to obtain favorable terms based on fraudulent statements of financial condition um and she will attempt today to distance herself from the company but unfortunately the facts will reveal that in fact that she was very much involved we uncovered the scheme um and she benefited from it personally No cameras were allowed in the courtroom Wednesday the first time since the trial began Ivanka is not a defendant in the case and she didn't want to testify arguing she would suffer undue hardship by having to travel from her home in Florida in the middle of a school week but the judge rejected that and later she dropped her appeal Ivanka generally says that she knows very little about financial statements that the judge determined fraudulently inflated the value of her father's assets to secure favorable insurance rates and bank loans on the stand she often stated I don't recall to questions about her father's finances the AG's attorney showed Ivanka her own email Communications with potential lenders for her father's Miami Hotel property the term required that her father have a net worth of $3 billion in another email Ivanka had requested lowering the required net worth to $2.5 billion yet her father's statement showed a net worth of over $4 billion on cross-examination the defense tried to establish that Ivanka didn't know much about the financial statements Ivanka Trump is the AG's last witness but before her testimony ended the AG's attorney filed a letter with the judge during the break they want to block several of the Trump team's Witnesses from testifying arguing that the issues that will be discussed were already resolved by the judge when he ruled the statements were fraudulent they have requested to be heard on Thursday and some good news for former president Trump he will be on the Minnesota ballot for the GOP Primary Election the state supreme court is rejecting a challenge based on the 14th amendment's Insurrection Clause the amendment blocks officials from holding office again if they engaged in Insurrection but there's little precedent for how it should be applied especially as Trump hasn't been charged with Insurrection the Minnesota Court dismissed the case but said Challengers can try again to block Trump from the general election ballot if he does win the nomination which is looking likely based on recent polling voters cast ballots yesterday to choose governors in Kentucky and Mississippi decide legisla of control in Virginia and New Jersey and determine if the Ohio state constitution should enshrine access to abortion and's Dan manahan has the latest results Republicans and Democrats were tuning in to see if the results and key races would provide insight into the upcoming 2024 elections starting out with the gubernatorial contests Democrat Governor Andy Basher won reelection in Kentucky defeating Republican state attorney general enal Daniel Cameron that's in a state that voted for former president Donald Trump by more than 25 percentage points in 2020 a July poll conducted by morning consult raided Basher the nation's most popular Democratic governor Cameron had repeatedly criticized Basher for vetoing transgender related bills including one that banned cross- seex procedures on minors and another that prevented men who identify as women from participating in women's sports in Miss Missippi Republican Governor Tate Reeves won his bid for reelection against Democrat Brandon Presley a second cousin of singer Elvis Presley Reeves had consistently led the polls in the Deep Red State which has not elected a Democrat as governor in 20 years over to the legislature all 40 seats in Virginia Senate and 100 seats in the House of delegates were up for grabs one of the House of delegates races includes a candidate embroiled in a sex scandal Democrat Susanna Gibson allegedly engaged in explicit acts with her husband on a pornographic website Democrats held control of the Senate and won control of the house in those races the Democrats sweep thwarts the possibility of a new 15-week abortion ban that Republicans had vowed to pass had they won control of the legislature in New Jersey Republicans were fighting for control of either legislative chamber in the deep blue state where all seats in the general assembly and Senate are in play Republicans have gained ground since 2021 when they flipped seven seats and campaigned on issues ranging from the economy to parental rights some races have yet to be called but the Washington Post reports that Democrats held on to enough seats to thwart Republican attempts to take control of one or both Chambers for the first time in over 20 years over to a pair of Ohio ballot measures Ohioans voted to enshrine abortion access in the state constitution that will nullify a six-week abortion limit signed into law by Republican Governor Mike dwine voters also approved a ballot measure legalizing marijuana for recreational use turning to the courts Democratic candidate Daniel mcaffrey won the open seat on Pennsylvania's Supreme Court defeating Republican Carolyn carlucho for the 10-year position his victory widens the Democratic majority on the state's highest court to 5-2 Daniel Monahan and TD news what are the key takeaways from last night's election results and what do they tell us about the general election coming up next year sharing his thoughts is a former Trump Administration official who says that disinformation about the roie Wade decision is having an impact and now joining us is Cash Patel senior adviser to Trump for National Security defense and Intel and former senior Trump official uh so we have uh yesterday's election results now so maybe to start off give us a sense a general sense what do the results tell us for uh you know 2024 and the overall political landscape well I think it's great to be with you and I think it says a multitude of things of course Republicans want to win as many seats as possible that's the idea of politics um but when you analyze where the losses were and where the wins were you start to dissect what is and isn't the quote unquote Republican movement down in ten excuse me in Kentucky with the attorney general Daniel Cameron a popular candidate for governorship he was defeated in Kentucky by the incumbent Democrat and I think what president Trump pointed out early on when he endorsed Daniel Cameron was there would be a surge and there was a surge but Daniel Cameron was also tied to Mitch McConnell very unpopular uh Republican establishment figure and I think those two ended up washing each other out to a little bit of a certain degree and when you go over next door to Virginia and you see the state house delegations that were supposed to have been a victory for Glenn yunan the Republican governor I think what you see is that the establishment Rhino Republican class is not winning out the day Don whether you like Donald Trump or dislike Donald Trump the Republican party has changed um and that is reflective in these polls and some especially in the places where the Republicans lost where they thought they were going to win and let me mention abortion it seems like there was a win for abortion access Advocates uh I mean what do you think this result says about uh the state of the country and how people feel about abortion I think many individuals are actually uh have been submitted to another disinformation campaign um specifically with the Supreme Court decision where everybody keeps saying Row versus Wade was overturned legally that's actually not what happened what happened in that decision by the Supreme Court this past year was that it sent the decision of abortion to the states and the states were supposed to then enact legislation whether it's a 15we ban a multi-month ban or what have you and exceptions to it for rape incest and threat to life of mother and things like that and so what I think you see is state legislators in certain districts taking advantage of that Supreme Court decision and putting that issue on the ballot but I still think there's a lot of work to do on educating conservatives that what actually happened in the Row versus way decision or the subsequent decision and what state legislators need to do in their home districts um to protect against it if you are in fact uh you know for uh life know some Outlets are saying that this puts the GOP in a bind for 2024 I mean do you think there should be any cause for concern for some GOP candidates well look it's it's always going to be a cause for concern when you don't win as many seats as you had hoped or any positions that you has hoped for but I think if you look at the polls for president Trump they speak for themselves and he's now beating President Biden in five of six key swing States and they've been on the campaign president Trump for a year so obviously there is a big messaging component that is resonating with the electorate Across America um but just to positioning those with the results from last night again I go to Virginia and Kentucky specifically where they didn't embrace all of President Trump's Republican uh conservative ideologies and did not align themselves with just president Trump but other figures who are more controversial in the Republican party so I think you're seeing this slow change continue in the Republican movement and whether you like Donald Trump or dislike Donald Trump you can't argue that he has brought the Republican party to a new position and that's why he you know people are now calling for the ouster of some of the old leadership and just one more question do you think there needs to be any change uh for Republican presidential candidates in terms of abortion messaging no I I don't think people should change their positions on abortion I think they should maintain what they believe in firmly and I think that a lot of the electorate and a lot of the American uh voting class has spoken and whether you're uh pro-life or or or or not I think the the exceptions um to a abortion are become quite popular such as you know exceptions for the mother for rape incest and threat to life I think those are realistic exceptions that candidates need to be talking about more and more especially with the abortion debate that's going to be front and center of this next uh presidential election cycle and I think president Trump has laid out those three exceptions uh as part of his platform but um I think other candidates need to address that it used to be just Hardline yes or no I don't think it as black and white anymore all right thank you so much today cash Matel thanks so much for having me have a great day the third goop presidential debate is kicking off tonight in Miami the lineup of presidential hopefuls on stage is now down to five candidates tonight on stage you'll see Governor Ron DeSantis former Governor Chris Christie and Nikki Haley Senator Tim Scott and VC ramaswami former president Trump will skip the debate and hold the rally of his own near Miami at the same time several recent polls show that Trump is leading President Biden in the 2024 race a new poll from CNN shows just one in four Americans believe Biden has the stamina and sharpness to serve a second term while more than half say Trump does the poll found Biden's support among several key groups is significantly weaker than in 2020 that includes people under 35 Plus independent Black and Latino voters you can catch analysis of the third GOP debate as well as a concurrent Trump rally right here on NTD tonight join Tiffany Meyer and a panel of experts from 10: to 11:00 p.m. eastern time hear more reactions from voters and a breakdown of the key moments that starts at 1 p.m. eastern time on TV and on our website ntd.com and a fresh round of subpoenas in the probe into the Biden family's business dealings the house oversight committee issued subpoenas today for the president's son Hunter Biden and brother James Biden the committee chairman Congressman James comr signed the subpoenas he's also seeking interviews with several other Biden family members and Associates that group includes Melissa Cohen Hunter Biden's wife and Sarah Biden James Biden's wife comr said in a statement the house oversight committee has followed the money and built a record of evidence revealing how Joe Biden knew was involved and and benefited from his family's influence pedaling schemes Financial records obtained and made public by House Republicans show a network of shell companies set up by the Biden family while President Biden was vice president the records indicate that the family and their companies raked in more than $24 million the White House today calling Comer's investigation baseless meanwhile on the war in Gaza the Biden Administration again calling for Humanity Arian pauses but also reiterating opposition to a ceasefire nd's White House correspondent Irish ta has more in response to a SL sub penis targeting President Biden's family the White House study calling the investigation by the house oversight committee baseless watch and has turned up zero evidence of wrongdoing by the president uh because there is none uh but Republicans continue to double down on a baseless a baseless uh smear campaign against the president meanwhile on Israel Secretary of State Anthony blinkin is in Japan today meeting with the foreign Ministers of the G7 democracies while they together called for humanitarian pauses in Gaza blinkin today again stepped up his opposition to a general ceasefire in Gaza watch all of us want to end this conflict as soon as possible and meanwhile to minimize civilian suffering but as I discussed with my G7 colleagues those calling for an immediate ceasefire have an obligation to explain how to address the unacceptable result it would likely bring about and both secretary blinkin and the white house today saying that they oppose an Israeli reoccupation of Gaza but suggesting that there might need to be some kind of a transition period after the conflict meanwhile as the war in the Middle East continues a new poll by CNN suggests that 36% of Americans see Biden as an effective world leader while 48% see Trump as one it further puts Trump slightly ahead of Biden in potential 2024 rematch the White House today saying that they're focused on National Security not poll results back to you and the US military has conducted a self-defense strike on a facility in eastern Syria used by Iran's Islamic revolutionary guard Corps and Affiliated groups that's according to a statement from the defense department the strike was conducted by two us f-15s against a weapon storage facility the strike is a response to a series of attacks against us Personnel in Iraq the house voted yesterday to censure Michigan representative Rashida Talib a punishment one step below expulsion the 234 to 188 final vote came after some Democrats sided with Republicans to pass the measure representative Rich McCormack moved to censor TB for what he called her anti-semitic rhetoric and for calling for the destruction of the state of Israel Talib said she will not be be silenced and her criticisms were directed to the Israeli government she said quote the idea that criticizing the government of Israel is anti-Semitic sets a very dangerous precedent many opponents of the centure in both parties cited Free Speech as their objection and warned of the president this censor could set T becomes the 26 person ever to be censored by the chamber and the second person this year TB will have the formal repr read aloud to her on the house floor in a hearing today Senators grilled the Secretary of Homeland Security Alejandro mayorcas over the ongoing border crisis he defended the administration strategy On the Border while requesting additional funding entities Jason Perry has the story do you think that millions of people crossing our border illegally creates the risk of a terrorist attack in our country in a hearing on Wednesday the Senate Appropriations Committee took a closer look at the budget requests for the Department of Homeland Security and the Department of Health and Human Services Senator um uh I think that uh the men and women of the Department of Homeland Security do an extraordinary job of ensuring the Safety and Security question I asked yes or no do you do you think that creates a millions of people come here are here illegally we're not even talking about the Goda ways how many Goda ways are in our country here illegally does that create the risk of a terror attack in our country let me question let me assure you Senator that the Safety and Security of the American people is the single highest priority of the you say it does create a risk mayorcas also blamed the high number of illegal Crossings on what he called a broken immigration system Senator Patty Murray expressed different concerns to Secretary of Homeland Security Alejandro mayorcas noting that last year there were almost 110,000 drug overdose deaths secretary what what will the president's supplemental request allow you to do to stop fentanyl from entering our country uh chair Murray um it will assist us significantly in our interdiction efforts we already have done an extraordinary job the men and women of US Customs and Border Protection and Homeland Security investigations have engaged in a number of operations which is surging our personnel and our technological resources to the ports of Entry where the majority of the fentanyl is smuggled into our country mayorcas went on to say that 90% of the fentel smuggled into America is smuggled through the ports of Entry Senator Susan Collins suggested that that did not represent the entire situation what we heard was that 90% of fentanyl is seized at Port Sentry what that doesn't tell you is how much fentanyl is coming in through drones and coming through from Goda ways the second point I will quickly make is D DHS cannot ignore the role that Mexico and China are playing playing in the fentol crisis the precursors the pill pressors are coming from China to the Mexican cartels although most of the hearing focused on mayorcas Health and Human Services secretary Javier Basera said the US is facing a child care crisis he explained that the average cost of child care ranges from $5,000 to $177,000 a year he said the proposed funding could help provide parents with affordable highquality child care Jason Perry NTD news and billions of dollars are flowing from foreign adversaries to our college campuses enabling information campaigns from regimes like the Chinese Communist party and the Hamas terrorist group now the house is taking action to shine a light on this pervasive foreign influence and TI's Molina Weis cup has the story education is a Battleground for influence over the next generation of Americans and unfortunately our foreign adversaries understand this very well that's the heart of the issue that Republican congresswoman Michelle steel and Virginia Fox are tackling with their deterrent Act it would require colleges and its staff to report even $1 worth of gifts given to them by foreign countries of concern we know that the Chinese Communist party is not giving money to these institutions for nothing may be trying to get sensitive National Security information they may just be wanting to influence the way students think an issue that lawmakers on both sides acknowledge leading to a bipartisan vote to advance the bill to the house flooor what China has been doing in terms of uh intellectual property threat goes well beyond traditional Espionage the scale of threat is unprecedented in human history to infiltrate their development programs or research programs uh particularly when it comes to Advanced uh military uh research but China's subversion is only one piece of the puzzle college students are directly impacted today with Rising anti-Semitism a report finds that that over 200 American colleges and universities received $13 billion from foreign regimes which has helped fuel anti-Semitism on college campuses and the colleges and universities raking in money from the Middle East appear to be ignoring title six while they allowed Jewish students to be threatened and harassed on campus in the house Judiciary Committee today held a separate hearing to examine the rise in anti-israel sentiment on college campuses and the vi violence that are directed at students who are supporting Israel reporting from Capitol Hill Molina Weis cup ND news a chemical plant exploded in Texas earlier today forcing local residents to temporarily take shelter officials in sentin hinto County said the explosion took place at sound resource Solutions a company that recycles and repackages various chemicals it's in a rural area about 60 Mi Northeast of Houston the solvent produced in the factory are used to make glue and paint remover the company confirmed there was a forklift incident and said a worker suffered a minor injury officials warned that chemicals from the plant are toxic and can cause eye and skin irritation a shelter in place order was lifted in the afternoon but authorities are warning locals to limit all unnecessary outdoor activity Highway 59 remains closed due to the fire the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department is mourning the deaths of four employees who tragically died this week all by Suicide entity's Christina Corona has more on the story within the span of 24 hours four former and current LA Sheriff Department employees died by Suicide the sheriff department said three were active members in the agency while one was retired the deaths were reported Monday and Tuesday one of the individuals was commander Darren Harris who was discovered dead in his Santa clus residence Monday morning Harris served for 25 years as the chief Department spokesperson Anonymous sources revealed to the times that his passing resulted from a self-inflicted gunshot wound on the same day authorities found the body of retired Sergeant Greg hovland at his Courts Hill home in the afternoon another employee was discovered dead in Stevenson Ranch shortly after Sunset the fourth death occurred at 7:30 a.m. on Tuesday as Sheriff's homicide detectives responded to a Pomona Hospital where an employee took their own life LA County Sheriff Robert Luna said in a statement we are stunned to learn of these deaths and it has sent shock wavs of emotions throughout the department as we try and cope with the loss of not just one but four beloved active and retired members of our department family former Sheriff Alex villanua posted on X these four deaths bring the total of nine suicides within the La Sheriff Department headquarters this year why so many from one agency prayers for all who are hurting look out for each other there is no indication that the deaths were related or that Foul Play was involved however the third and fourth deaths were discovered as news of the earlier ones spread through the agency and if you or anyone you know is suffering from thoughts of self harm please call the suicide and crisis Lifeline at 988 Christina Corona entity news Los Angeles California is aiming for 100% renewable energy by cutting emissions entirely but one columnist says NTI tells ntid the state's policies are not sustainable and are impacting the cost of living California strives to reach zero emissions by relying on all renewable energy but if you look at what we really use to generate electricity in California it's mostly Natural Gas Su shell is a columnist with Southern California news group she discusses with California Insider Cami about California's renewable energy policies she says renewable energy only provides about 30% of what the state needs and every day starting at about 4:00 it begins to decline and by the time the sun goes down it's at the solar energy is at zero and people say oh well batteries well batteries maybe 3% of the energy we're using at Night comes from batteries and they run out by midnight $10 billion investment in zero emission Vehicles Governor Gavin announced last year that the state plans to achieve 100% zero emission Vehicles by 2035 to reduce greenhouse gas emissions oil refineries have also been shutting down but Shelly says natural gas and oil are still needed to generate electricity when the state can't produce enough of its own it will have to import resources they're mandating all electric trucks well the infrastructure for electric trucks is not ready the electric trucks aren't ready but the infrastructure for the trucks isn't ready according to Shell the government seeks to regulate when people will use electricity and how much to use it it would make the cost of living more expensive too as the cost of clean Transportation could pass on to Consumers and higher taxes on gasoline all of our Global greenhouse gas emission percentage in California is one 1% the whole state could shut down and it would make no difference to the global climate we are in California bearing this tremendous burden financially to model good climate behavior and it doesn't do anything it has no effect on the climate and other people may not follow it anyways if they don't follow it then for sure it has no effect Shelly says it is a balancing act between keeping the air clean but also generating enough reliable and afford energy for people to use shocking accusations made against the United Nations agency today the organization is allegedly stirring up hatred against Israel in Gaza starting with children in schools ntid's Arian pazar has highlights from a congressional hearing on Capitol Hill there needs to be plans for the phasing out of unra over time unra the United Nations relief and works Agency for Palestine refugees in the near East front and center at a hearing on Wednesday there should only be be one agency that deals with refugees worldwide the Palestinian one has failed unra was founded in 1949 to support Palestinian refugees Witnesses told the house Foreign Affairs committee that the agency has been infiltrated saying that teachers at unra schools in Gaza teach kids anti-semitic hatred which has had serious outcomes graduates of unra who have committed terrorist attacks and this is over the past 20 years and they site numerous graduates of un schools who commit terrorist attacks with as Jonathan Lincoln who worked with the UN for 15 years agreed in part saying teachers at those un schools should be replaced now unra of course is just one of many agencies belonging to the United Nations but Witnesses at Wednesday's hearing didn't just talk about unra they cited some concerning numbers regarding the un's handling of Israel for example the executive director of un watch says that the UN promises equal rights to countries but is treating autocracies like China better than than Israel take a look never does the UN blame Hamas for launching the war for embedding themselves inside hospitals homes schools and mosques at the UN General Assembly last year there was one resolution on Iran one on Syria one on North Korea and 15 on Israel zero resolutions were adopted on China Venezuela Zimbabwe and 180 other countries Jonathan Lincoln said that although not perfect unra is still very important for Gaza calling it the only agency that can guarantee necess Aid to refugees in Gaza at this point in time Aran pastar NTD news alifa Hospital above a shelter for thousands of injured Gins below a reported Hamas Command Center for Israel's military a critical Mission objective here's more among the Israeli military's main objectives is the capture of alifa Hospital the largest hospital in Gaza and one of the very few still standing over 2,000 injured Gins inside despite a bed capacity of only 700 and over 50,000 Gins Sheltering there according to the Hamas run Health Ministry underneath the alifa hospital is the Hamas Command Center it is several stories deep we believe that there could be Israeli hostages held there we believe that there is fuel that's been diverted there we believe there are Rockets down there researcher Jonathan shanzer suggests this means the hospital will be the center of attention very soon it can be met of days the Israeli forces will take control on every ER part that we see as important part of the city of Gaza including the area of shifa Hospital former Israeli security official itamar says Israel has contacted the hospital and has asked the hospital management to clear everyone out so that the building is empty before Israeli troops arrive it's not clear whether the hospital got the message we feel that they're coming closer and closer so so the main feeling is that prepare yourself to the moment where they are going to get in to the shifa hospital a Hospital surgeon said on Tuesday that everyone at the hospital is a civilian and that you don't see a single gun he believes hospitals are usually protected by international law former Israeli security official itamar says Israel has no interest in casualties inside hospital but he says a hospital is not an insurance policy if for example the Israeli forces will face fire that will come out of this building they will use fire against it and you're right ER in this case there will be casualties he says the Israeli military hopes to capture the hospital within days B quter NTV news turning now to Africa Aid agencies say refugees arriving into Chad from Sudan have reported a surge in killings and fighting in De for ethnic related killings have intensified since fighting broke out in April between the Sudanese armed forces and the paramilitary group The rsf according to Witnesses and Aid groups the uncr says since then 1.2 million people have fled to two neighboring countries Chad received most of them followed by South Sudan and Egypt how often are children exposed to sexual exploitation on social media platforms like Instagram and Facebook the issue is in the spotlight after a meta whistleblower testified in Congress yesterday joining me now is Lena neon from the national Center on sexual exploitation so I wanted to talk to you about the hearing with the Instagram whistleblower yesterday um so uro bear testified saying that uh from his research 13 to 15 year olds have received uh unwanted sexual advances on Instagram so my my question to you is how did we get here to this point wow well it's been a long history I'd say decades long since Instagram started back I believe in 2012 of um them continuously prioritizing profit over people and in particular kids um while the revelations from the hearing you know are um disturbing sadly they are not new and Instagram two years ago we had another whistleblower Francis Hogan showing the Instagram knows that they are harming teens and yet continuously choose not to do the right thing and not to put in substantive changes that will actually Safeguard their youngest users and you said that meta actually provides the very tools and features for predators to easily Target and access children can you explain how this is yes so they are uh by their own admission creating an atmosphere and um creating vulnerabilities of the children themselves for example reducing the mental health of young teen girls in particular while simultaneously creating tools like allowing predators to access children their whole uh business model is based on users connecting with each other and staying on the platform as long as possible so they make it quite easy for strange adults to connect with young kids adults can see what kids are doing online so predators can very easily tap into vulnerabilities or identify things that they can use to create um a relationship to then further groom them and they allow them to talk in direct messages which is a more hidden way where we know a lot of the grooming and sexual exploitation actually happen so again they're simultaneously creating vulnerabilities in young people and then giving access to by strange adults and predators to these young children um trying to make those connections that the predators of course take advantage of knowing that likely nothing will happen to them and just to further Hammer Hammer home the severity of the situation if you could paint us for us a real world picture o of the stakes uh that uh in terms of what's being what's being done what what the harm is when we speak to young people teens the harm is so prevalent that they almost aren't even recognizing it we have spoken to girls where they say they get weekly images of sexually explicit content you know images of men's private parts on a weekly basis and it's become so normalized that they're not even realizing it Instagram in particular is known to be a top destination for sex trafficking sex tortion again especially of young boys um it's pornography exposure it is one of the most dangerous platforms um for young people and yet they are not doing this and not doing enough to stem the abuses and we are seeing children from all walks of life from every demographic being to being approached by Predators on Instagram this is very important for families to understand that this is just the normal interactions that are happening on this very popular very rich platform so what needs to change for for meta so that children can be absolutely safe so first of all we really need Congress to act they need to um hold these tech companies accountable of course it's not just uh meta and Instagram that are perpetuating harms um although they are among the worst Congress needs to hold them accountable Instagram has proven itself incapable and unwilling to do what they need to do um but meta also should be making substantive changes we believe that they should stop allowing D direct messaging altogether for 15 uh 14 and 13 year olds that's something that Tik Tok actually did when they recognized that grooming was such a problem um they need to stop adults being able to um find young profiles and young user profiles and comment on um accounts because that's another form of grooming they need to stop making uh pornography accounts available to young people and really use all the tools that are available there are tools available um technology to scan for grooming child sex abuse material and predatory behavior they tell us they're doing it they are clearly not doing enough all right thank you so much today Lena neon thank you and now for your sports news here's ntid's Dave Martin with an update on the ongoing Michigan football investigation that's right Don the Big 10 in Michigan could do legal battles should the conference suspend head coach Jim haral this week according to multiple reports now Monday the conference sent a notice of disciplinary action to Michigan which is required when a school is likely to be sanctioned for violating the conference's sportsmanship policy the policy gives the commissioner power to suspend a head coach for up to two games and impose a $10,000 fine now whatever the sanctions are though could be announced as soon as tomorrow meanwhile the ncaa's investigation into possible sign stealing is still ongoing that investigation likely won't conclude until after the season though Michigan which is 9 and0 and ranked third in the college football playoff rankings is reportedly planning to take the conference to court should they suspend their head coach now deciphering opponent play calls isn't actually against the rules but inperson scouting of future opponents is as well as using electronic equipment to steal signs is prohibited and for your sports viewing schedule tonight the NHL's a triple header planned highlighted by the reigning Stanley Cup champion Las Vegas golden knights the team is off to a blazing start with an 111 inone record they'll host the LA Kings meanwhile in the hardwood after night off the NBA is back with 14 games tonight including a pair of intriguing matchups first Victor wanyama makes his Manhattan debut against the Knicks at Madison Square Garden just two games removed from his 3810 rebound performance in Phoenix also on the docket the defending Champion Denver Nuggets host the Golden State Warriors in a matchup of the past two NBA champions and that's it for your sports news today Dawn back to you