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with lynda kinkade we adjust hours away from opening statements in the first ever criminal trial of a former us president donald trump has pleaded not guilty to 34 felony counts because alleged role in a hush-money scheme to conceal an affair with adult film style stormy daniels trump has been outspoken about this trial. once a gag order imposed on him by the judge lifted ahead of a hearing on tuesday, where he'll face accusations of violating that order with some of his social media posts meanwhile, a source tells cnn and the prosecution's first witness will likely be david, the former publisher of the national enquirer, who was said to be a key player in the hush money plot cnn's marshall cohen gives us a closer look at several of the potential witnesses what's finally here, opening statements are expected to begin monday morning in new

york city, in former president donald trump's hush money criminal trial. >> this is, of course, the very first time in american history that a former president is standing trial for alleged crimes. this is all about a cover-up in 2016, donald trump paid $130,000 to stormy daniels, the adult film star, to prevent her from going public with allegations of an affair he denies the affair the alleged crime. the prosecutors theory of this case is all about the falsification of business records at the trump organization. how trump org paid back michael cohen, trump's attorney at the time aid him back for that hush money payment. according to the prosecutor's the trump organization and donald trump at the head, falsified business records falsely suggesting that those were routine legal

retainers and legal services when really it was a hush money payment intended to prevent and the voters from learning about stormy daniels allegations. >> it's a novel legal theory that will be tested and under the microscope for perhaps the next six weeks. >> that's how long were expecting things to go? >> so opening statements are monday and eventually we will get into witness testimony and there is a big cast of characters that are expected to swear to tell the truth in front of the jury. >> michael cohen himself, in many ways is the star witness of this case. his credibility will be crucial. there's also stormy daniels. she is expected to tell her side of the story. there's also hope hicks, a trump 2016 campaign official karen mcdougal, who is a another woman who alleged an affair with donald trump and then there's also david. he was involved with the national enquirer or the tabloid that is

central to this alleged scheme according to the indictment. and cohen and trump met shortly after trump announced his campaign in 2015, and they all agreed according to the process tears that they would quote unquote, catch and kill negative stories about trump basically, paying people off buying their silence, agreeing to purchase the rights to their story and burying it so that the voters would never learn of those allegations. and the voters did did not actually learn about the alleged stormy daniels affair until after the election after trump had made his way to the white house. that's what we're expecting from opening statements. the prosecutors will be telling the jury their side of the story for the very first time. and of course, trump's defense attorneys have their own opportunity as well it all starts new york city monday morning. marshall cohen, cnn washington the nada via lunar

is a criminal defense attorney and former new york prosecutors. >> she joins us now from london, good to have you with us thank you. >> so the first day of a criminal trial of a former us president trump, of course, challenged with 34 felony counts of falsifying business records we know that opening statements will happen monday, both sides trying to lay out their case for the jury and preview any evidence what can we expect so today is going to be a very energizing day. >> i'm sure that both sides are on pins and needles because they know that all eyes are walking them. but what we can expect today is the opening statements. and again, i say statement because it's not argument. so the prosecution is going to be very limited in terms of what they say. so the prosecution's going to lay out, set a preview of what they expect the evidence to show, dried to give a preview to this jury layout of how they're going to present the evidence, and then they'll remind the

jury that they'll come back at the end of the case during closing arguments to argue how they proved case beyond a reasonable doubt, the prosecution will go first, the defense will then have the option to give an opening statement by new york law. they're not required to give an opening statement. but assume in this case, of course, that they are going to give an opening statement and they're going to be confined as the any arguments that they can make as well. >> of course both sides have different narratives and it's the tail of who gives the best narrative for this jury. what i'm curious to see, who will be the first to witnesses that the prosecution calls, because today it may be the day right after opening statements that they called it first witness and of course, the list of witnesses, the list of players in this case is really intriguing to say the least. so you have the former president and presidential candidate a porn star, a playable, a former playboy model. the national enquirer is former publisher. and of course i, trump's former lawyer and fixer, who went to

jail over the hush money payments. how soon do you think the first witness will be called? and who do you consider to be the star witness for the prosecution? >> well, the first witness is going to be called today, given any delays that may occur, highly doubt that it will be able delay till tomorrow. sorry, in terms of who's going to be the star witness? yes. people say is michael cohen? yes. people stay is stormy daniels. but really the witness is going to be the documents. those are want to be the most important pieces of evidence and the witnesses in this case against donald trump. and of course, michael cohen because michael cohen is going to lay out, give a narration as to why these documents are important, why the other witnesses are important, and technically, at the end, or the other witnesses are going to be corroborating what michael cohen says and eventually at closing arguments to prosecutor is going to be able to argue, look, michael cohen, he said what he said yes, he has his baggage, but he can be believed y because x

corroboration to show that he can be believed. and we'll ask this jury to find a former us president guilty. you have these 30, 34 counts of falsifying business records. >> we were just showing some of those people that who who could testify and we have heard reports of the former publisher of the national enquirer, david, could be the first to testify. and according to prosecutors, he's already admitted to running this so-called catch and scheme. to help trump and included paying sources not to tell negative stories. and we do know that he has been granted immunity in exchange for his testimony. what does that mean for his testimony? so in terms of david david was granted a non-prosecution agreement, so he came forward and gave information as to what happened between donald trump admin. >> so well, as what happened with michael cohen in that the reason why prosecutors do is try to get essential

information. prosecutors knew that in order to get to the bottom of this crime, they needed information from david now that non-prosecution agreement that immunity agreement is going to allow david to get the full story of what actually happened without any repercussions of pam possible i believe facing jail time, but instead, he'll be able to lay everything out for the prosecution. still a concern for the defense because the defense is going to try to discredit him and argue to the jury later on that the reason that he's making a fused luck is because he given a non-prosecution agreement until an order to avoid any kind of jail sentence as well good to have you on the program, but nada via luna, thanks so much free time. thank you you. can watch cnn's special coverage. >> all of the trump hush, money trial. it begins monday at 9:00 a.m. in new york. that's 2:00 p.m. in london we're us

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people tweet the mores ever seen welcome back, republican congresswoman marjorie taylor greene is going for us house speaker mike johnson's resignation hello to the house passed a 95 billion to leave foreign aid package on saturday greene says, johnson has betrayed republican voters and it's threatening to call a vote for his ouster if he doesn't step down, the hardliner is one of at least three republicans who say they will support the move to oust him the new aid package, which is expected to be approved by the us senate this week includes about $61 billion for ukraine. ukrainian president zelenskyy is urging the us to move quickly and send weapons to the front lines as soon as possible. he says the country is preparing for a potential

russian offensive in the coming months this aid will strengthen ukraine and sand when used a permanent upon powerful signal that it will not be the second united states will stay with ukraine, will protect the cranium and they will protect the dup, protect democracy in the world as senior correspondent, frederik pleitgen is into, with more ukrainians are saying that after the house of representatives passed that ukraine aid package that we now need to get their hands on those weapons and also on ammunition as fast as possible. >> of course they understand it's still needs to go through the senate, still needs to be signed by the president. but the ukrainians are saying they are in drastic need of artillery, ammunition and especially also anti-aircraft missiles as well. they say that right now is a very difficult situation in many areas of the front line. in fact, ukrainians acknowledging or they lost a key village in the east of the

country, which is very important to the defense on the eastern front in part, i've been in that area. they were saying that they are very much starved for artillery ammunition in those areas. and so therefore, the president of this cartoon, volodymyr zelenskyy p. actually came out and he said that it's absolutely key from when political decisions are made. two things being delivered to the ukrainians at that process speeds up as fast as possible. now, here in kyiv, i was able to speak to volodymyr klitschko, who is of course the former world boxing champion, the brother of the mayor of key of and also someone who is still very much involved in the defense of this country. and he told me what he thinks one hi, this aid package is so important to the ukrainians today as a great potential to change the frontline so we can then ukraine defend us better it sends also very important signal to put in russia that you're not going to win this

war. this senseless war that has been started over 2.5 years ago, almost interview it sends a message of motivation for us ukrainians, that we are not alone it did send also for republicans and democrats in the, in this critical moments to stand together and make this decision together to protect democracy. and this world. >> the russians, for their part, obviously not happy that this aid package was now approved by the house of representatives. in fact, the foreign ministry of russia accusing the united states of using ukrainians as what they call cannon fodder. the ukrainians obviously see all of that very differently. they say that for them, for their survival, it is absolutely key to get their hands on more american weapons and more american ammunition. of course, one of the things that the president of this country volodymyr zelenskyy has said, in the past is that if this aid package hadn't gone through, there was a real chance that

the ukrainians might lose the war against russia for glycan, cnn, key it what joining us now is alexandra month the joke she heads the human rights organization, sends of his civil liberties, which won the nobel peace prize in 2022. >> alexandra, thanks for joining us thank you for invitation. so you in an honest tour across the us, lobbying for these aid for ukraine what was your reaction when you heard the house had voted on these 61 billion in aid for ukraine i heard public lectures, public discussions, meeting with people in different part of the country. >> and i always face a very warm welcome. i when the raid to your brand new and story for freedom and for human dignity is very understandable for people in united states. and this reflect the sociological polls majority of people in united states support ukraine.

>> and of course that amounts $61 billion is almost as much as what the us has given ukraine in aids since this war began. what does it mean to ukraine in real terms on the battlefield? >> it means that this support of united states will save thousands cells in south and thousands of lives. it also means that we will be able to stop a russian offensive and this means for me as a human rights lawyer, that we will have a less work crimes which russia committed in occupied territories there of course, for plenty of lawmakers, mostly far right republicans who did not want to sell more aid to ukraine what case did you have to make it to get those lawmakers and lobbyists to support this i'm not very familiar with american politics rights lawyer, but speaker johnson have to fulfill the avail of people if united states of america he had just

two did his job and of course you work with the santa civil liberties and that work has meant documenting human rights abuses. >> and in russia's invasion of ukraine what do you want the world to know about what you've found? just recently, ready-made putin once again, repeat his genocidal claimed in interview to tucker carlson that ukrainians are not exist. >> there is no ukrainian nation, there is no ukrainian language, there is no ukrainian culture and a week for ten years documenting how this works transferred in the horrible practice in the ground when russian troops deliberately liquidate active local people, destroyed ukrainian cultural heritage forcibly deported ukrainian children to russia in order to bring them up as russians so we have no other chance. if we stop fighting, there will be no more us and of course we heard

from the cia director last week who, who won that without this aid, ukraine could lose the water. >> russia, this yeah, what's your reaction to that assessment and what else is needed to turn the tide of this war i think so too. >> we have to define issues properly because if ukraine will not be able to stop putin in ukraine, which and it will go filter. so this is not a question about ukraine this is a question about security of europe and this is a question also whether or not united states will be obliged to send their people to fight here in this region and to pay the highest price, which we can just imagine, the price of human lives like sandra might virtual. we appreciate your time today thanks so much for joining us thank while still to come the us is one step closer to banning the chinese owned

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foreign aid package passed saturday. >> this new bill gives tiktok nine months, which is up from a previous six to separate from its current chinese parent company, bytedance. the social media app is seen as a national security risk by many in congress. if the senate approves the legislation and president joe biden signs it tiktok could be forced to find a new owner or be banned entirely from the us cnn's mark stuart joins us now, live from beijing. good to have you with us mark. so there's been so much scrutiny of tiktok here in the the company has said that any sort of ban could trample free speech. is there any indication from the chinese government about what it would like to see have a neck indeed, lynda, in fact, i heard from one observer of the chinese tech space and he described what's happening right now as a moment of truth for beijing. >> look, it is around two 30 in the afternoon here in china and choline up at the top of the

hour is when the government's ministry of foreign affairs will hold its daily briefing. and it is at that time when we could get a better idea as to what the government is thinking about the fate of tiktok. it was just a few weeks ago that i asked a question during one of those briefings to a spokesperson and asked about some of the distrust that american lawmakers and the public feel toward tick talk and other chinese companies. and his response was that this action potential action by the united states would be seen as an act of bullying, and it would backfire on the united states but the opinion of the chinese government is it's very important in all of this, the head of tiktok, the ceo of tiktok has made it very clear that the chinese government does not own or necessarily have a role the day-to-day operations of tiktok, that company been bytedance. but under government law, these companies have to have a

committee of communist party workers on its roster and they have meetings so the influence of the chinese government is involved to an extent we in addition have heard from spokespersons in the past, who have said that this kind of sale, if it's prompted by the united states, would likely be blocked. a big concern is that it would involve of exporting technology and that centers around tiktoks algorithm, which is this electronic tool that helps programs, social platforms such as tiktok get an idea as to what people not only may be thinking, but what they want to see, but there is a very long legal road ahead so are to viewers who are watching us in the united states and wonder just how much longer could tiktok beyond my phone or on my on my mobile device. that's still very murky. there's a very long path way ahead. and finally, lynda, some important context to pass along

even though the united states is considered a ban on tiktok. here in mainland china social media apps such as x, such as facebook, youtube, and twitter along with instagram, they are all blocked by the chinese government. so this is an interesting juxtaposition of philosophies that we are seeing between these two governments linda yeah, no doubt we will be watching this closely and especially all those people who have campaigned against a ban here in the, who've built businesses on this platform we'll be watching closely good to have you as mike stewart in beijing. >> thank you. will counting is underway in ecuador after voting ended in a referendum which aims to tackle the growing violence in the country. >> voters went to the polls to consider security measures introduced by the president, including allowing troops to patrol with police and imposing longer sentences for terrorism and murder. ecuador has been plagued by rising gang violence and turf wars between drug

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van dam spoke with kailey, the weather kid as she's known about what the weather it looked like in her lifetime we're just so excited to have you here at cnn to potentially take over my job. >> i mean, this girl really knows what she's talking about, but i think it's important we highlight some of the planet that you will be inheriting from us. one thing is important as the oceans do you like to swim? >> yes, i love to swim. >> what you're looking at here is actually video from when i went on a scientific expedition, scuba-diving to learn about the state of our oceans, which are warming. and that has great impacts on the ecosystem, the marine life under water, with climate change, we've already seen one 0.2 degrees celsius of warmth and a lot of that warmth is absorbed within our oceans the chloral are supposed to be different colors and colorful. >> why is it, why you pay attention to your science teacher? so once you. you're

looking at bleached coral and that's what happens to this living organism as our oceans continue to warm.& by the year 20 when he 50 when you're probably going to be taking over my job at that stage, we could see up to 90% of the living coral disappearing so as the oceans continue to form, we're also noticing sea level continued to rise. and i'm going to pass the baton to you, kaylee, than whether kid and i want you to advance through the graphics and i want to show you what new york city and the statue of liberty could look like in the future, planets as we continue to warm to three degrees celsius, 40 celsius, check it out what do you notice? >> the water has risen above the grass and with communities and homes in the way of that water. this could be very impactful. check out the next graphic tell me what city do you see london and this is big ben. >> this is the river teams. >> and i want you to advance that graphic because i want to show you with this artist it's

rendition the future of what london could look like as sea level rise continues notice how the water moves further and further inland let's press it one more time how do you think this impacts people right here the businesses and the homes are going to be destroyed by the dangerous floods that are rising and the sea levels that are arising. she's spot on you can't live in a flooded city and you certainly can't run a business. >> this is going to be an spencer future if we don't act now, what have you noticed here in atlanta as you've grown up? >> i've noticed that the summers has been really warm and has been getting potter lately. >> yeah. well, it's becoming more and more uncomfortable to live in cities. climate change is a reality that's happening now, but in the year 2050 we're going to see that temperature continued to rise and there's a lot of direct evidence that we can link between these extreme weather events like he paves coastal flooding, heavy rain events with the impacts of

climate change as well clearly, have you ever seen a hurricane before? >> no. okay. but you've seen it on tv, right? yeah. okay. there impactful and they disrupt people's lives and their livelihoods, and their business. they're also very dangerous as well. and the future reality about the planet that you're inheriting is that by 25th we may have more extreme typhoons, cyclones, and hurricanes across the planet's unnecessarily increasing the numbers of hurricanes. but the severity pretty of the hurricanes. and just in 2023 alone, kailey get this. we set a record number of billion-dollar disasters. so every single little icon can you see represents $1 or more of a severe natural disaster. watch the difference between 2023 and the year 2050 looks like more thunderstorms her teens the more extreme weather, right? we will have more extreme events and they are costly. >> climate change is expensive,

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you, governor kathy hochul posted on x that threatening jewish students with violence is antisemitism. here's what some jewish students are saying. i consider myself a very brave person, but i won't deny that i've been physically intimidated and harassed and so i want to say it's is a mindset. >> i feel safe when i'm around my jewish peers who create a safe space. but in general, the campus feels extremely hostile i feel reasonably safe. >> they have since october 2, i do think that the protests could very easily escalate. >> i've felt why this is not a welcoming environment. i think it's very difficult time for a lot of jewish students who means on the fbi says federal law enforcement are on a low for any potential threats to the jewish community as families get ready to celebrate passover on monday. cnn's camila bernal reports we have named ryan. yeah these are the

passover preparations at the hereon skis. you got your blue waves as a mother and a rabbi, some people call them legal people. >> we call them israelites. >> sarah wronski knows this year the holiday will be different mlb, sorry. >> not only are many leaving empty seats at the table, go hostages but those celebrating are also being told to be on alert. dresser every day. >> there all the time. and they're very, very real according to the fbi, anti-jewish hate crime cases tripled in the wake of the october 7 attacks and they are currently on alert for threats ahead of passover, we put out an alert to congregations, to schools to organizations, agencies, anywhere, reduce, gather for us to be a little bit the more vigilant is here rabbi know a farc is, is the president and ceo of the jewish federation, los angeles while he's also preparing for the seder, the organization he

leaves is recommending people know who they invite into their homes, keep outdoor lights on, and report any incident or crime one of the saddest things about being a jew in america today is that we have to pay for private security to express our first amendment right for large gatherings, cameras, and extra security has become the norm in arisen years and especially since october 7, the demand for our services increased at least like three to 400%. >> the increase says 8-10 bazaars with david shields security is in part because of protests. campus threads, and middle east tensions causing inks in the in 2023, almost 9,000 anti-semitic incidents have been tracked in the the highest number of incidents reported since they anti-defamation league began tracking them in the 1970s there's increased phenomenally in a way that we can't even

count anymore, that hundreds of percentage points that it's increased. >> what have you seen? >> i'll give you an example today a woman drove by my synagogue filming and shouting anti-semitic slurs but despite the threats, the worry, the sadness there will also be joy grounding and having a seder and being celebration of your roots in your core and your heritage. >> this is a sign that we two will get through to the other side. >> and the fbi director said that his remarks about safety were not intended to stir alarm, but he didn't note that it's a time to remain vigilant and the people that is spoke to told me it's the little things making sure your porch lights are on and making sure that even though you can open the doors to your home to other people, just making sure that you are familiar failure with who is coming inside of your house can be lover annales cnn, beverly hills, california delaware play saying 18

year-old woman was shot and killed on a college campus sunday. authorities say they received a call early sunday morning about a shooting on the campus of delaware state university. one of america's historically black colleges and universities responding offices on the victim with a gunshot wound. she later died in hospital the young woman was not a registered student. shooting was reported near a residence hall that houses more than 300 friday the michigan community is struggling to come to terms with the tragic accident that left too young children dead. it happened on saturday when a car crashed into a boat house or child's birthday party was underway cnn correspondent rafat romer has more it was a joyous occasion that instantly turned into a nightmare for multiple families with young children. >> it was about three in the afternoon when they were celebrating a child's birthday party at a boat club in newport, michigan, which is located on lake erie, about 30 miles south of detroit wait

according to monroe county authorities, woman later described this driving while intoxicated, crashed her vehicle against the building where the party was being held, went through a wall and finally came to a stop approximately 25 feet inside. the sheriff says, first responders who rushed to the scene described what they saw as extremely case the arctic with a high level of emotions of those directly involved in those who witnessed this horrific incident when rho county sheriff troy goodnough choked back tears at a press conference, providing details about the tragic crash unfortunately, in tragedy two of the victims were very pronounced deceased at the scene this includes an eight-year-old female in a, five-year-old male who are siblings of each other the 66

year-old female driver of the vehicle, excuse me, who will not be identified at this time. >> has been taken into police custody for operating while intoxicated, causing death, and she's large at the monroe county jail in addition to the children, at least a dozen other people were injured. >> nine people, including three children, were transported to area hospitals with what chair of goodnough describe the serious life-threatening injuries? the two siblings were pronounced dead at the scene. in addition to driving while drunk officials also say the 66 year-old woman will likely face additional charges rafael romo, cnn, atlanta who 15 people here in the are recovering from injuries sustained during an accident while wanted to of universal studios in hollywood on saturday california's highway patrol says, the tram holding tourists crashed into a metal god real while turning causing the vehicle to tilt the passengers their injuries ranged from mild to moderate according to police universal

studios uses transfer it's popular studio to which takes visitors to various filming locations on the hollywood back lot. on either alcohol or drugs were a factor in the crash? it does remain under investigation manchester united has made it back into the fa cup final, but sunday semifinal match was a nail-biter menu lost a three neil lead and wound up going to penalties against coventry city a team from the lower division what sport's don riddell shows you how it happened the fa cup final is traditionally played in london at wembley stadium, but these days there could be an argument to play it 200 miles further north because for the second straight year, manchester city and manchester united will play for the trophy. >> but united only just made it into the final on sunday, their semifinal win against coventry said he was just incredible with 20 minutes left to play. they were seemingly cruising with a three new lead, but then

coventry for one bag then another calive has wickedly deflected shot, sailing into the top corner and commentary you play in the division below the premier league, kept going earning a penalty deepen injury time. and haji right converted it to force extra-time manchester united have really struggled to season. this was about to go down as one of the all-time i'm sure it's right at the deck was penalties looming. viktor top stuck at a boot to win it for coventry, except he hadn't as the jubilation died down, the video review he would an offside by to hit that about a shoelace so that meant a shootout and coventry is ferocious resistance. finally wilted they missed to of their cakes leaving rasmus hojlund to convert the winner, denied his players hardly celebrated though. they knew that they were pretty lucky once again thank you very much. great control and and we out to be played really well for the first 60 minutes we can go off

pretty much nothing but didn't really give them more chalk today. i don't know. i just feel i the world was wanting coventry to attend and it'll turn it gray because on the pressure and we didn't deal with it hopefully couldn't keep your own and then it was took an extra time. i think the boys really felt label we shown great kerry teta to make sure we're state where they would ahead spock into two independent shoe house really so we can now look forward to another manchester derby back at wembley on may the 20th remember man city one last year. >> it was the second leg of their memorable treble, but that really was just an amazing game back to you thanks to don riddell, that one nelly korda cannot be bathing american golfer winning the chevron championship sunday with the final score of 13 under par. it's the first major of the season on the women's tour, and it's called as fifth straight tournament victory. cota joins hall of famers, annika sorenstam and nancy lopez as the owner the woman to win five consecutive tournaments played formula one

champion max verstappen has another victory on his belt this time in china, the red bull driver had a comfortable lead in sunday's chinese formula one grand prix in shanghai, finishing 14 seconds ahead of the second-place driver it was the first race in china's since before the pandemic and also the home debut of china's first f1 driver joe guan max verstappen has won every rais this season except the australian grand prix. he was supposed to pull out of that rais elie due to mechanical issues thanks so much for your company this hour. i'm lynda kinkade. i'll be back with much more seen and user after shope, right you think you know the story, but there's more beneath the surface now we really happen

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