The United Nations Security Council votes to send armed forces to Haiti to combat the

violent gangs that have largely overrun the capital city.

And the U.S. Supreme Court begins a new term with major cases on the docket and growing

concern over court ethics.

Welcome to the news hour.

Former President Donald Trump was in court today in New York for a civil fraud trial

over his real estate dealings.

The judge already ruled on one of the major arguments from prosecutors last week, saying

Mr. Trump and his executives fraudulently inflated the value of their real estate holdings.

The judge still has to weigh in on other claims in the suit.

Before heading into the courtroom this morning, former President accused prosecutors of interfering

in the upcoming presidential election.

This trial could have been brought years ago, but they waited till I was right in the middle

of my campaign.

Joining us now is Russ Butner, who has been covering the former president's business

dealings for the New York Times.

Thank you for being with us.

Thanks for having me.

And as we mentioned, a judge has already found Donald Trump and his co-defendants liable

for business fraud.

This trial is aimed at determining the amount of damages.

What's at stake?

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