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>> thank you so much for watching the news continues. next >> on sienna hello and welcome to our viewers, joining us from all around the world and to everyone's streaming us on cnn max, i'm always with church just ahead. >> the prosecution and defense chains in donald trump's hush money trial prepared to make their final arguments to a new york jury and a verdict could come as soon as witton's du a tragic mistake that's how is israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is describing an airstrike on a displacement camp in gaza that left at least 45 people did from rescue to recovery and papua new guinea as hopes of finding survivors quickly fade for a landslide thousands of people alive from

redlands this is cnn newsroom with rosemarie thanks for joining us. we'll later today, a jury will hear closing arguments and the unprecedented first ever criminal trial of a former us president prosecutors will try to weave together weeks of testimony and evidence to convince jurors that donald trump is guilty of falsifying fine business records with the intent of influencing the 2016 election. trump meanwhile, has been railing on truth, social on monday, he posted this and i'm quoting him why is the corrupt government allowed to make the final argument in the case against me? why com the defense go last big advantage very unfair witch hunt well, it's actually normal for the prosecution to get the final word when they must bear the burden of proof. jurors will likely begin deliberating trump's fate on wedensday, and

he could get up to 20 years in prison if convicted. >> cnn ends kara scannell reports on what we can expect from each sides closing remarks donald trump, watching nascar in north carolina this weekend, while his hush money trial approaches the final lap in new york you believe i think by a lot trump's lawyers and prosecutors will square off trying to win over the jury of seven men and five women. prosecutors called 20 witnesses over five weeks and in their closing arguments, they're expected to tie testimony together with a paper trail of text messages, phone calls, and the records at the center of the case the 11 invoices he says seeking payment pursuant to a retainer agreement, a dozen vouchers and 11 checks. most signed by trump very good. >> i think we have cations

there is no during the trial, the jury heard from former members of trump's inner circle, the publisher of the national enquirer, david pecker campaign aide, hope hicks, and his former fixer and personal attorney, michael cohen, who was the only witness to directly tied trump to the cover up trump's attorneys are up first and closings and are expected the two attack cohen's credibility, arguing to the jury that they cannot find trump guilty based on the testimony of a convicted liar, michael cohen is a convicted liar and he's got no credibility whatsoever. >> cohen was on the witness stand for five days, telling the jury, trump called adult film actress stormy daniels story a disaster dear for his campaign and directed cohen to take care of. >> it, cohen testified and he spoke with trump twice to get his approval, just before wiring the $130,000 payment to daniels attorney to block her story of an alleged affair with trump from becoming public to influence the 2016 election trump denies the affair and i can't even tell you how many

times he said to me, you know, i hate the fact that we did it and my comment to him was, but every person that you've spoken to told you it was the right move? >> he told the jury that trump signed off on the repayment scheme in a meeting at trump tower with former trump organization cfo, allen weisselberg. cohen walked the jury through the 34 allegedly falsified documents testifying there was no retainer agreement. the money was payback for the daniels deal. >> this $35,000 check was one of 11 check installments that was paid throughout the year while he was president, the president of the united states thus wrote a personal check for the payment of hush money as part of a criminal scheme to violate campaign finance laws trump attorney todd blanche has used cohen's own words to bolster their defense that cohen would say anything to take trump down and is out for

revenge are truly i can hope that this man ends up in prison trump's lawyers are also expected to highlight the witnesses that the prosecution did not call, including weisselberg, who was in that meeting with cohen and keith schiller, trump's former bodyguard, who was with trump during the campaign closings are expected to go all day tuesday, on wednesday, the judge will instruct the jury on the law what prosecutors need to prove in order to win a conviction. and then the jury will begin deliberations. the jury of seven men and five women will continue until they reach a verdict. kara scannell, cnn, new york so how important will these final words be to the jury? does one side have more work to do than the other? we put those questions to politicos senior legal affairs reported josh, christine well, i think that trump's sayyed has probably more to do here because they're going to need to stitch together sort of things that they have left hanging in various arguments.

>> they have put out a number of different issues that they want the jury to consider as the prosecution case was presented. remember, the defense didn't really call very many witnesses compared to the prosecution. maybe 10% as many, only two witnesses. one was sort of almost trivial to put in some phone records and so they have been cross-examining the prosecution's witnesses, but not necessarily trying to string together a full theory of what happened. whereas i think the prosecution's theory is pretty evidence. so even though the prosecution has the burden of proof, i think the defense is going to have to try to make a more, if not consistent more explained argument, then they have thus far now to another one of the four criminal indictments against trump, the classified documents case in a blistering court filing on monday, trump's attorneys asked the

judge to reject special counsel jack smith's request for a gag order that would limit what trump can say about the law enforcement person so now, who searched his mar-a-lago estate the former president's lawyers also said the prosecutors who asked for the gag order should be held in contempt, calling them, quote, the thought police. >> the defense called the request and extraordinary, unprecedented, and unconstitutional attempt to target trump's free speech which as he runs for president, it's unclear when the florida judge who trump appointed will rule. she has already indefinitely postponed the case israel is facing growing international outrage over sunday's airstrike in rafah, which gaza officials say killed at least 45 people and injured more than 200 at a camp for displaced palestinians according to a us official, israel claims and explosion from the strike ignited a fuel

tank nearby, starting a fire which tore through the kerem. though that explanation has not been confirmed, the israeli military says it's investigating the strike, which had claims killed two senior hamas official scholz, israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu had this reaction water mama, despite our best effort not to harm those not involved. >> unfortunately, a tragic mistake happened last night we are investigating the case qatar says the strike could hinder ongoing negotiations over a ceasefire and hostage deal between israel and hamas as another round of talks is set for today in cairo tina is nada bashir joins me now, live from london. good morning to you, nauta. so what is the latest? on international reaction to israel's deadly strike on a tent camp in rafah. and more are you learning about overnight bombing and gaza?

>> will it grows me. there has been fierce reaction from learning world leaders, but also of course, un officials and humanitarian groups condemning sunday strike on the disk placement can, which killed at least 45 people injured more than 240 others we know of course, according to eat un diplomat that we are expecting to see a un security council emergency meeting being held today to discuss the situation in rafah. in particular, the reaction of fallout following israel's strike on the displacement come on sunday evening. and it has to be said there has been strong condemnation from a un officials following that israeli military strike. we've heard from the un secretary general antonio guterres, not only condemning the strike on sunday evening, but also reiterating that there was no safe place in gaza, adding that this horror in his words must stop. and of course, following that statement that you heard there from the israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu characterizing sunday strike in

his words, as a tragic mistake. we have had this statement from the us humanitarian affairs chief martin griffith is saying whether the attack was a war crime or a tragic mistake as prime minister netanyahu put it, for the people of gaza. there is no debate what happened last night was the latest and possibly most cruel abomination he went on to say that calling it a mistake is a message that means nothing for those killed, those grieving, and those trying to save lives, of course, important to underscore that this so area of rafah which came under attack, was supposed to be a safe zone. this was not a region of rafat, her neighborhood of rafah. the had received an evacuation order from the israeli military. and this is an area densely populated with civilians taking shelter in these makeshift tents as we have seen across the city and the situation across the city of rafah is certainly growing more desperate. we know that one of the main hospitals there, the quality hospital, has now had to close du to continued attacks around the

hospitals surroundings. and as you mentioned, rosemary, we have in the early hours of the morning and overnight continued to see further bombings across the gaza strip killing at least six people, including in the southern city of rafah nada bashir joining us live from london. >> many thanks for your spain ireland, and norway. each plan to make a formal declaration today, recognizing a palestinian state. the country's announced their plans last week with the three leaders saying their decision is an important step towards peace in the region ireland's foreign minister alongside his spanish and norwegian counterparts in brussels on monday, said, it's time to change the approach to achieve a two-state solution 47 million people across the us are bracing for severe weather today after a weekend of deadly storm systems and tornadoes, parts of texas run the risk of harsh storms in the coming hours in addition to flood

warnings, excessive heat warnings, and heat advisories according to the national weather service, it comes after a weekend of more than 600 storm reports and more than 100 tornado warnings, you can clearly see the funnel cloud in this video taken in missouri on sunday, the busiest severe weather day of the year so far, at least 23 people died from storm-related causes, with 15 deaths in texas and arkansas alone. this is the damage in valley view in texas, north of dallas of for tornadoes swept through the area, ripping up trees and destroying homes and buildings cnn's ed lavandera spoke with texas residents who survived a tornado and now face the daunting task of cleaning up what the storm left behind across 20 states, there were more than 630 locations reporting storm damage on

sunday, making it the busiest severe weather day of the year in texas. >> seven people were killed when a tornado ripped through this subdivision near the small city of valley view but needless bars are raised here saturday night to help his brother's family. the family was inside their home and the tornado packing 135 mile per hour winds catapulted them more than 100 yards away. >> he says he's really tried to control his emotions. >> his brothers survived, but his sister-in-law, laura, and their two children miranda and marco, were killed. >> this is the remnants of his brothers family's home. >> this is where they ended up in his brother was leftover in this debris over here, and his sister-in-law, the three of them, were already dead. and he took his brother, loaded them up into his truck and drove him out of this neighborhood to get him to the hospital in arkansas, eight people were killed by the violent storms in the town of rodgers, tony and land and roberts grabbed their two children and raced for

cover as a tornado took aim at their home, tried to make it to the hallway that's the most central part of our house. and that's when we realized we didn't have a roof. there was water and debris coming through the attic fan. >> the common theme of all these storms from texas to kentucky is the near brushes with death and injury residents escaping with harrowing stories of survival may my wife and our four month old, we often tab and it just sound like a train all of a sudden my husband screamed run and we grabbed the dog and ran down to the basement. but before that, i saw the water swirling around and hitting our window right in there back in valley view, texas, frank garcia father built this cinderblock storm shelter by hand they ran inside as the tornado approached. and you could feel the tornado hit. >> and then out of nowhere, you just hear the wind started wailing. are at that point we knew we knew that we were going to have some damage. >> i mean, for sure, but i don't think i realized the

whole magnitude of everything until he started walking okay. >> now through terrifying definitely going to leave a scar in this town for for a bit when they saw the shattered remnants of their home after the storm, they knew the shelter saved their lives so now, thousands of people are left cleaning up the pieces. this was the home of mike gonzalez. he was inside that home when the tornado struck here in texas. he survived, was able to walk out with his wife, but soon the destruction like this, we'll look like this. and that is what many residents here who have done simply bulldozed everything in piles and burned it here in pits. that is what the cleanup process is looking like right now. at lavender, a cnn in cooke county, texas thousands of people have been ordered to evacuate a remote region and papua new guinea, where a massive landslide is fear to a buried more than 2000 people. officials say the area remains

unstable with huge rocks and debris still falling four days after the initial landslide on friday. those conditions are making recovery efforts more dangerous as crews struggle to reach the area for more, we want to go to cnn's anna coren, who joins us live from hong kong. so anna, what is the latest on these evacuation orders as well as these? search and recovery efforts well, these evacuation orders for more than 7,000 people, rosemarie, have been brought on because this landslide that happened on friday is still active and moving. >> that is according to government officials we spoke to to someone from the un who was on the scene yesterday and he said with his own eyes, who were seeing that the landslip and then a few hours ago, we spoke to an official from the province who said that this is still posing a threat to life. hence those thousands of people

have been told to move away. >> but what happened here on friday is believed to have claimed more than 2000 lives. >> this was a densely populated village? yes, in a remote and isolated part of enga province in the north the country, but it was seen as a transit point. these highway major highway seen as the lifeline of the region, ran straight through the village and it had shops, it had a school, a church, a gas station, and had a lodge there were a lot of people who lived in this village, hence the death toll rose from 100 on friday up to six, 700 on the weekend. and then in the last 24 hours, more than 2000 people are believed to have been buried alive now because the site is so unstable, rosemarie, it is very hard to get these heavy equipment that has been shipped in onto the side. it's

just impossible for them to operate so rescuers, villagers are using shovels, sticks, their bare hands to try and find the bodies. this is very much a recovery operation. six bodies have been recovered so far, we understand that too, people miraculously were pooled alive, but that was very early on. but as i say, six bodies have been recovered so far. so as it stands at the moment, rosary, these nine hectare area of debris is now a mass grave. all all right. thanks to anna car and for bringing us up to date on that tragic story so to come a 10-year-old boy recounts the horrors of a russian strike on his home in eastern europe crane, one which killed both of his parents, his mother dying right in front of him. and later california police search for suspects responsible for

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nick paton walsh is in eastern ukraine the russian strikes have devastated homes and communities. he spoke to a 10-year-old boy who lost both his parents when their home was destroyed. a warning, his report contains some disturbing video and content fragments of loss and losing. so often go unheard, but fast, unravel lives all the same. two missiles hit this comfortable family home just outside pokrovsk now, only dust and the smell of a decaying family dog we're close enough to the russians. we can pick up their radio station will directly go up a board game one your best as you can to greene's, can hope she liked crushed by the

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feels pain in his, right. yeah internal injuries from the sheer force of the blast them as quickly intervene the doctor says last year during bakhmut was much busier the beds here empty now, not because the war is getting better. >> quite the opposite. this unit and 93rd mechanized brigade say is because they're running low on infantry and that's how they leave in complete darkness with their headlights off. so worried are they about the russian spotting this place nick paton walsh, cnn, eastern ukraine time for a

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shooting of actor johnny wactor is it true? >> authorities are still searching for the person that killed the 37 year-old who was best known for his role as brando corbin. early saturday morning. he was working at a rooftop bar in downtown los angeles his mother's speaking to cnn affiliate kabc says that after leaving work around three and in the morning, he thought someone was working on his car or towing it, the los angeles police department says three people were trying to steal the car's catalytic converter when they were interrupted. as wactor approached the car to talk one of the suspects looked up and shot him according to his mom his former fiance also speaking out here, i guess was seeing them do it in the act and was standing up for what he believed was right and protecting his vehicle in his car and who's being brave and it you never anticipate someone would kill someone for that wactor was taken to the hospital where he was

pronounced dead the entire general hospital family is heartbroken to hear of johnny wactor's untimely passing. the show said in a statement he was truly one of a kind and a pleasure to work with each and every day our thoughts and prayers go out to his loved ones during this difficult time wactor was on general hospital from 2020 to 2022, appearing in more than 100 episodes. >> sure. >> his on-screen wife saying johnny was the absolute best, so genuine, so caring, incredibly hard working, and humble with a huge heart. that's right. so much kindness and joy. the answer also appeared on criminal minds, siberia and ncis. >> i will actually always think of him as this spirit here at the love to celebrate life and be alive and push the limits of experience. and he was an amazing akre. you're really funny. >> and los angeles police department says that the three suspects got in a car and

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congress party is facing serious challenges to its 30 year rule. as the country suffers from high unemployment, economic stagnation, power cuts and ramping corruption. they've mackenzie joins me now from johannesburg. so david, what's the latest on campaigning for wednesday is election. and what's being said? about the likely outcome roads may i think the anticipation is really building. >> this is the most critical election here in south africa since the dawn of democracy and you have a number of opposition parties that already threatening the possible the heads of many, one might put it in terms of critics of the ruling and see over the past 30 years the ruling party has said that they are the answer for this country. this will be a very closely fought election it worker million barter knows how to gin up a crowd he's volunteered for the anc since

he was just 15. >> but now it's crunch time we want to show the supporting the nc because he has been supporting us the party of nelson mandela, needs their voices and it's really needs their books 50 years in power the party that has defined south african politics faces its strongest challenge, yet this could be the most closely contested election since the dawn of south africa is democracy and many believe that the lose its majority but there's don't count them out. >> the anc can fill stadiums. yes. but it also has a formidable ground game no spending vast sums on this campaign, getting right into neighborhoods with senior leaders voting for anc until now, why do you still want to?

i want to vote because my nc who worked for me millions of south african is like truly kuala, depend on modest government, social grants to survive for decades. these grants have been the parties trump card but south africans, one mole, breathtaking unemployment sustained electricity blackouts and stark inequalities have left many feeling betrayed by the promises of the anc so that all the ministry, once loyal supporters, are abandoning the anc, even forming their own parties, there are more than 50 on the national tunnel ballot avoided for the anc twice all these people here before. but georgia of the musta vote for the anc. look at the ncaa's electoral support. every is going down the anc government has presided over huge allegations of corruption and there is a very significant problem with unemployment. why should people this time? vote for this party given that

record, we are a party that they have made strides in terms of renewal and fighting the stigma. so to say of being associated with corruption isn't enough to win the selection. are you feeling competent? they elections will be worn on the basis of the work we do among our people. >> and as we can see, we are not idling never idle, not during campaign season, but on election day, will voters be singing a different tune? now rosemary, the polls will open bright and early on wednesday ran pretty late in the de, more than 27 million people have registered to vote here in south africa. and as i've said, this is a very critical election that could see a sea change in how politics works in south africa. but it's too early to tell for sure. yet, of course, rosemary, we'll be watching very closely as well. you of course said, dave mackenzie joining us live from johannesburg we'll turn people are dead and at least 160

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japan, and south korea. but it's showing up in other countries as well. the rise of the internet, covid, isolation and financial academic pressures are often say hi to it as causes. and joining me now is hamish mcleod, a professor of clinical psychology at the university of glasgow. appreciate you being with us i'm pleased to be. here. >> so you were part of a study that examined this hikikomori phenomenon how widespread is it and who's the most vulnerable to it? >> it's widespread across nations now and increasingly is more studies are done in a variety of countries. we're finding people having extreme social withdrawal. so it's not just something that's limited to japan or other asian countries. it's been found and nigeria denmark, spain, the uk and france it's a widespread problem and a source of great

suffering to the families that are affected as well as the person who's withdrawn and so what actually triggers this extreme social withdrawal and isolation? what is it i think it's important to realize that there's probably two kinds of withdrawal. >> so withdrawal happens as a coping response that people may have in the face of life stresses. and that can be an adaptive thing that helps people recover but for hikikomori with people withdrawal for six months or more, it's often because they've failed to achieve a cherish life goals. sometimes it's a fairly to achieve something university or to get a job that was sought or to meet expectations such as the kind of career that you're going to pursue. and for that kind of person they seem to react by withdrawing and cutting themselves off from society so how do you diagnose

and of course, more importantly, perhaps a treat a person going through this, this level, this extreme level of isolates yeah, i mean, it's it's one of those things. >> it's unfortunately very tricky because the person themselves may not reach out for help. it's off from the family members that will be the ones who identify the problem and they'll sometimes have been waiting for months. and in some cases, year is before things get bad enough for them to seek help from services. and then the diagnosis usually involves trying to rule out that there's not a another explanation. so sometimes there are problems such as anxiety disorders or other kind of mental health conditions but basically if the person's head persistent withdrawal more than six months without contact outside of the home and no other role functioning such as engagement and employment or work or training, then that usually would lead to the

conclusion that the person's showing the hikikomori pattern. >> and is there a particular age group that's more vulnerable to this this phenomenon and what do family and friends need to be looking at? now for so they can offer early support and intervention yeah. >> i mean, it's probably important to think of it, not necessarily as something that affects only a particular age group, but the onset certainly affects younger people more and that make sense partly because this is when a lot of the initial steps and do adult life an attempt to achieve cherished goals like completion of university, you're getting employment and leaving home. all of these things tend to come on at late adolescence, early adulthood. but in japan, where he kept commodity was first identified in the 1990s after the economic contraction

there. some of those people have ended up staying in their withdrawn state sometimes willing to the 50s and 60s and now, as their elderly parents are passing away, these people are being re-identified and society so it's affects people across the age range, but the onset is younger and to your question about how to help one of the first things i think is that it's the families around the person that may need the first port of contact and help with how to communicate with and reconnect with their family member they helping of people with hikikomori in the longer term tends to involve gradually re-exposure and reintroduction into social polls, things like work, and employment sometimes group therapies that encouraged social interaction and then gradual re-exposure to roles and responsibilities can help people recover it is important that some people do recover

very much back to normal functioning with the right support well, that is good to know. hamish mcleod. thank you so much for joining us and explaining it to us. appreciate it pleasure the vatican has yet to respond to reports the pope francis used an anti gay slur in a recent meeting with italian bishops two italian newspapers reported on the may 20th closed-door meeting in which the pope allegedly said, gay men should not be allowed to train for the priesthood. one paper says the 87 year-old pope, who speaks italian as a second language, may not have realized how offensive his comments he was. pope francis has demonstrated a more welcoming approach to lgbtq plus catholics, including the possibility that priests could bless same-sex couples tributes are pouring in for one of the

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