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classified documents case against donald trump now on the books. the judge says that may 24th, 2024 will be the date which essentially split the difference of the time lines that both sides wanted, and special counsel jack smith wanted it a lot sooner, and trump won it a lot later after the election, and cnn legal affairs paul reed l -- affairs correspondent paula reid joins us now. >> i was in florida tuesday when it was argued back and forth, and it is clear that the central conflict of this case is about timing. the defense attorneys argued it is unfair to hold this trial before the 2024 election, and theyn cysted it was too early to even set a date, but on the other side of the room, the prosecutors insisted they wanted a speedy trial, and they wanted a speedy trial date, and they said that trump should be

treated like any other important busy person, and this should proceed swiftly, and here, judge like you said she split the difference. she set a trial date for may 2024, but it is highly likely that is going to be probably going to slide. why? well, also included in the order is a very detailed schedule of everything that the lawyers need to do between now and the trial. rahel, there are over 30 individual items listed in the schedule. it is likely as in any case that a few of those are going to be delayed, and then you have one deadline slide, and then another, and then you get into the months of the election, and it is unclear if the justice department would want to hold the criminal trial of someone who expected to be the republican candidate for the presidency so close to the election. historically, they have tried to err on the side of caution not the impact the election, but the

trial date is up to the judge, and the larger question of whether they want to hold the trial if it is delayed into january, february or this year i and so right now, the date is may 2024. >> a long step of the process. we go to elena train outside of the bedminster golf club of donald trump. what have you learned? >> yes, kate. vi learned from a trump adviser that they are feeling good about this ruling, because they want to push it back as long as possible, and given that it is starting in mid-may, and a two-week period, that is in the middle of the primary election

season, and something that of course, donald trump and the team want to avoid, but given that it is being pushed to then and not coming sooner, they have a better shot now at potentially push it to after the election which is of course, what donald trump and the team have been pushing judge to do, and the charges in the indictment is political interference, and election interference is what we keep calling this. the best way to make this the most fair would be hold it after the 2024 election. the argument as of now is that if it is pushed to the may date, they can push it farther back and get to the goal of holding it after the 2024 presidential election, kate. >> again, i guess that there are still more questions even though we have an answer of the trial date at this moment. thank you, elina. rahel? >> thank you, normi i eisen, an

thank you for being on the program. what do you think of may 2024? >> it is an imminently reasonable time line, and it is incumbent on the department of justice for the judge to comply in all of the schedules of the very detailed schedule, and for them not to kick the can down the road, and we will see how the trump's attorneys shall do, but you should get this case to trial by may of 2024. >> norm, are we likely to see a delay when this starts, because of everything that is set here, and or it is set at may 2024? >> well, i think that there's going to be at least two trials of donald trump in this period. we know that there is going to be a march 2024 trial that has

been set by judge marchan in the case in manhattan. and jack smith has said that he will bring an indictment for the 2020 interference case, and so if that documents case slips, he is going to be pushing for that case to go before, likely, before the republican convention in july 2024. so, i do think that we will see a serious effort, and at least two criminal trials of donald trump, and totally unprecedented in a political season. >> norm, with so many cases, and with more looming investigations

of course, with fulton county, and still what is going to happen with the election interference grand jury, and help me to understand what is taking place with the calendar, and does one court defer to another, and how does that, works because the timing is curious to a lot of people. >> well, there is no formal coordination, and these are four completely different courts, assuming that the two cases that are on file are joined by the federal and state cases that seem to be looming for the 2020 alleged election interference, but what will happen that there is a little bit of first in/first out. judge marchan in manhattan can go, and then we will see the jack smith election interference

case will get a trial date over the next year if he follows through on the target letter, and so that is going to be kind of trailing the mar-a-lago case. if the mar-a-lago documents case going to trial, we won't see in the course of the next 12 months three trials. if fani willis brings the georgia state election interference case, that is purported to be a large sweeping case on how the election interference nationally hit georgia. that will likely wait for 2025 and, rahel, it is important the note that unlike the federal cases, if trump wins, he could try to pardon himself, and ordered doj to drop him. the state cases are not subject to the pjudicial pardon, and so that can wait for those who believe that there should be judicial accountability for the alleged election interference.

>> normiz ieisen, i have a feel that we will talk to you in the months to come if not years to come. thank you. kate? >> legendary singer tony bennett has passed away. his life, his music, and the valiant fight against alzheimer's disease, and the extraordinary legacy is ahead. plus, new information coming into us about the investigation into the gilgo beach murders and where the investigators are now focused and think that the suspect committed murders. and the brother of tupac shakur is speaking out after the decades' long investigation of his case. the statusf tof this mystery. we will be right back. ere, and you make us proud,d, huh? ♪ bye, uncle limu. ♪

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the music world is mourning today after wowing crowds for seven decades the legendary tony bennett has passed away with hits like "i left my heart in san francisco" and "rags to rich." >> and he has collaborated with greats like lady gaga. ♪ she is always coming to the theater, but never comes late ♪ ♪ i never bother with the people

i hate ♪ ♪ and that is why this chick is a tramp ♪ >> cnn's stephanie elam is joining us from los angeles, and so tell us how tony is being remembered this morning. >> oh, there is so much love in the world for tony bennett, and the way he had that iconic voice, and the chuckles that sometimes showed up in the song, and he is beloved for the music he left the world, and it is funny, because he is known for "i left my heart in san francisco" but he is a new york native, and he thought that it was a song that he would sing in san francisco for first time, and turned out to be a massive part of the legacy and someone that he is known for, and as for someone that grew up in the bay area, it is someone that he is known for. massive catalog, and the man earned 19 grammys and let alone

two emmys as well. he said that the focus was to focus on the classic, and to perform for the entire family, and there a time when that was not in favor, and people were not feeling the music as much, but he came back when the mtv had a special with him, and then performing with lady gaga and all of this to create a long legacy for a man who after having alzheimer's in 1996 diagnosed with it, he still continued to perform. and his wife said that once the music kicked in, he was the old tony bennett, and even performing with lady gaga at his 95th birthday and those being the final performances there. beyond that he was a wonderful musician, and it is important that this is a man who fought in world war ii and so intrigued

with the civil rights movement, he was marching with harry belafonte and martin luther king, and when you are looking at the man's life, he lived enough lives for several people, and the one thing that he wanted to be known for was being a nice person. >> well, that is everything. stephanie elam, incredible to learn about his legacy, and fully appreciate the legacy on and off of the stage. stephanie elam, thank you. >> let's talk more about tony bennett and his extraordinary life and work and legacy, and joining us now by phone is grammy award winning producer and musician emilio estefan. so great to hear you. can you hear us? >> yes, yes. >> you have had the opportunity to work with tony bennett over the years, and what do you feel

celebrating life of an extraordinary man? >> it is so sad, because what is knowing him for so long, and being so humble, and the contribution, and i am so lucky, because i have a grammy nomination with him, and when he won, he left a thank you note for me and gloria that we have in our home. and when you have talent, he had the incredible talent, and there is no singer like him. and when i opened up the museum at ellis island, and he came, and we leave a legacy in the world, but when you leave a beautiful legacy with the family, and for what he left for his son, it is a matter of pride in my career, they say is a highlight of my career is to work with mr. bennett. >> and emilio, you must have worked with so many people over

your illustrious career, and how rare to work with someone who has had the catalog, and the longevity of tony, and now someone who is remembered as being a nice guy in music business, and how rare is that? >> to, me it was a rare thing, and so many people that i worked with all of my life, rickie martin and gloria and the recks and everything, and when you are going to go to see him and meet him to talk about the song and how is it going to be, and you expect, that you will be nervous. you know, we had won grammys and everything, and i wanted to pay respect to him, because somebody that i admired. and he said anything that you want to do, memilio. and so we had great music in the studio. that is why we had great connection, and for america, and global, they love him so much. and something that i am so sorry

when you hear this music, and you will never forget it, and i am blessed to have been working with him. it was a privilege to me, and to gloria who adored him. and we have so many great times and laughs with him, me and gloria, and realistically, i wanted to say i am so sorry, and especially to his family. they love him so much, and they have a great relationship. so, like i said, it is unbelievable the amount of work that he has done, how many hits, how many grammy, and how much love. and when you love the fan, and he did that. he absolutely how much america loves him, but the global, and all over the world loves tony bennett. >> the joy of performance is something that we are hearing people often use to describe tony bennett, and that they see when he is on stage, and just there up there to share the gift. i feel like every time i leave a

conversation with you, emilio, i leave with that similar joy. i would probably suspect when i have had every conversation with you about your work and with gloria. what does that mean to have that joy of performance, to be able to share that with the world, and what does tony bennett have meant for music? >> i believe it is energy. when you connect with people, and you know, this country is about dreams, and also, we are immigrants, and we never expected to have somebody appreciate it, because it is touching somebody's life, and the producer life, and i have and been on the olympics and the super bowls, and so many things, and sometimes, i hope that the family realizes how much we will

miss him. he is leaving a legacy of the mew sib, the sound, the personality, his energy to the world. he is a role model to some people, and it is nice to be famous, but it is nice to be a good person and humble person like tony bennett. one of the highlights is definitely working with him and having one of the, you know, one of the nominations with him for a grammy, and it is a dream come true, and that is representing america, and tony bennett, the people who work and leave a legacy of love and music forever. i am sad today, but it is a celebration of a beautiful life and beautiful family, and i am so glad that you are doing this for him, because he deserved this and more than that, and thank you so much for doing this incredible things for him, and his family. >> emilio, thank you so much for coming on, and extraordinary life, and thank you for sharing your experiences with him. >> thank you, thank you so much. i appreciate it. >> thank you so much.

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many years later, and now it is feeling like the details are starting to come together. and how would the investigators begin to piece together this theory about the home and the residence? >> well, it starts with two things. four of the cases that he is suspected in, and three he is charged with, and at the time that they disappear, the family isway from the house, and he is there alone. so the cellular tower records. in amber costello's case, she is coming from west babylon, and picked bap ded up by a dark tru matching description of his vehicle, and the person is big, tall, thick hair and bushy hair and glasses. and never seen from again. and looking at melissa barthelemy and the n megan

waterman, and they are never seen again or the cell phones and so it is seems that there is a pattern. >> what does this say in the serial killer category? >> it is organize and risk getting caught, and disorganized killer. jack the pit ripper was disorganized. the planning of using aliases, and he is using aliases, and fake email accounts and burner

cell phones. you know, the way to that he took to plan to hide his identity so well over a period of time, but by bringing them to the home, he is exerting a level of control, and if he had met them at hotels, you are passing by security officers, front desk people, and other desks, and if you are committing a murder, that is going to be loud in a hotel room, and at hom he had control and they didn't. >> great to see you john. so great to see you, and much more cing on this, and including a programming note, suay night, a special hour on thmuers on a new episode of "the whole story with anderson cooper, the gilgo beach murders" that is sunday night at 8:00. rahel? >> disturbing new allegations of mistreatment at the mexico border. two pregnant members say they were denied water when they were

asking for it while they were trying to turn themselves into the authorities. this is coming as the justice department is looking at allegations that state troopers were told to purn migrants back into the rio grande, and i wanted to bring in rosa flores, because you spoke to the two women, and what did they tell you? >> rahel, they said that the texas national guard denied them water multiple times. let me show you the story. we are on the bank of the rio grande, and there are multiple layers of barrier deployed by the state of texas, and two serts of concertino wire, and they said that they were held up by that wire, and they asked the texas national guard members for water, and they were denied. again, they are pregnant, but

the national guard said it is not their responsibility, take a listen. [ speaking non-english language ] did they deny you water? she is saying that the texas national guard first denied her water and then afterwards they did give them water but it is one bottle of water for two the three people. now the other woman says that she asked a second time for water, and she says that she was shown handcuffs. now i want to go back the show you the river, because that woman says that the texas national guard asked them to continue walking, and later on, she says that law enforcement in airboats then circled them on the rio grande and the wake kept on knocking them over, and then of course, they kept walking and eventually, they did get water from other law enforcement. the texas national guard and we asked them about the specific allegations, and they have not responded yet, but overall, they are denying allegations that

there is any directive for them not to give them water. now, this is coming, and the stories are coming after a texas state trooper blew the whistle saying that there is inhumane treatment of migrants here on the border, and of course, the usdoj has been assessing the situation, and now led by u.s. congressman joaquin castro more th 80 u.s. democratic lawmakers are urging the president of the united states joe biden to investigate and pursue legal action saying that quote in this letter, we urge you to assert your authority over immigration policy and foreign authority to pursue legal action as appropriate related to stop governor abbott's dangerous, and cruel actions, and rahel, i wanted to leave you with one final picture, and show you these buoy's, because in this wllette

when they are talking about the foreign relation, texas did not seek permits and obtain the permits to deploy the buoys that you are looking at, and the top diplomat of mexico has complained to washington, and they are worried that the buoys are actually in mexican territory. rahel. >> rosa flores live for us there in el paso, texas. keep us posted on that. kate? the u.s. women's soccer team is returning to the world cup, and the hopes of winning a third national soccer cup. we will haveve more on that in moment. to guide you through a chananging world. ♪

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[ laughter ] yeah, i don't even think that i knew that. that is a lot of playing. >> i am here to help you. talk to me about this moment what it means for what we know, and this is a stacked, packed and rock star u.s. team. i have heard it described as the u.s. team could, and we have the bench is so deep that the talent is so great that you could come up with two all-star teams out of this one. what are you are watching for? >> well, there are a lot of ne players on the team, and thl th are all rock stars, and there have been some injuries, but there is a lot of new young player, and so it is exciting to see how they play, and those coming off of the injuries like

ertz how they will do, and rose and i am sure they will do well, but it is going to be interesting to see the formation, and who ends up stepping up, and who wants be out there on the field and have the impact. it is going to be fun to watch. >> it is also -- there's lot to mark, and a lot ground to be broken in this moment. obviously, they are hoping to be the first team male or female to win a third straight world cup title, but it is also something that i have covered quite a lot is the players are making, and now making, and this is a moment of equity or in the quest for equity, and the player are making more money this tournament due to the historic collective bargaining deal struck with u.s. soccer, but still on arng 25 cents to the dollar for the male players according to the cnn analysis we should point out, but how big of a deal is this? >> it is a big deal. any time you can make a step

towards the equity, it is huge. it is always a huge battle. we have been doing it since the beginning is to battle to have things equal. so, it is huge to get even that little bit. but know that the fighting will not end until it is equal. so, it is huge, and it is well deserved way beyond deserved if you are looking at the fans and the numbers that are showing up and the sponsors, and it is well deserved. >> yeah. one thing that, i mean, everyone can appreciate is what great role models these women have become on this team. my daughter very proudly still talks about her alex morgan presentation that she did in second grade, and one of the factoids that she brought to me in the research is that, mom, did you know that she is also a mom. and that was, and it was a

special thing for her. i think that while we all tried to be many things, right, joy? we try to be amazing professionals or rock star athletes, and also at the same time, we can be rock star moms and carry on in that way, and we can be both, and we can be individually amazing. you were one of the first to be able to do that rock star athlete, and you know, become a mom, and return to play and to play at this level again. in the years since then, kind of what do you think in watching how it has changed, and kind of what do you think about where this conversation has gone with what three new mom on the team this year. >>-i think it is so amazing, and when i look at it, i am so excited to have the support they have. it is not a question that you can do it, like, yeah, it is not

a question today, which i love to see. back in the day, and remember having to ask for, can i bring the kids, and i'm going to have kids, and let them know that i am bringing them with me. the fact that they can just do it, and supported financially for that. it is huge. it is huge. they be able to do both, because they are role models for all girls out there, and they -- girls need to see that think can do both, and do anything that they want to do, and it is cool to have the role models out there. i am so excited to see that the path is a little easier, and bringing your kids on the road is not easy and playing. just to have that support allows them to stay in the game they love and to what they want, and

they can do. it is great to see. >> and you helped to paf ve the way for this. joy, it is great to have you on. thank you. >> thank you. go usa. >> good stuff there, kate. come up a box office showdown!" oppenheimer" is here, and so is "barbie" and how they prepare to take on the iconic roles. did the barbie sleepover happen? i heard that greta said you have to make this happen. >> yes, and it was so much fun. your shipping manager left to “find themself.” leaving you lost. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do.

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stars of "barbie," americana ferrera, and margot robbie, about the movie. take a listen. >> what happens when you and barber meet finally? >> i don't want to spoil anything, but it -- >> reporter: don't spoil it -- give us -- >> the moment that gloria and barbie connect, i just started like bawling. and it felt so beautiful that a grown woman could explore her imagination and her playfulness, and really be enthusiastic about something that she loved and something that was playful and inspiring to her, and that that didn't have to be in contradiction to her as like a grown serious professional woman. >> i have to be honest, though, i was not a barbie-obsessed girl. i was too busy jumping out of trees and racing boys and trying to be better than the boys. >> i was exactly like you. >> did you all play with

barbies? okay. >> i was not a barbie girl. were you -- >> i -- no, i was exactly like you, i was doing -- trying to beat the boys at everything, and i -- i asked my mum before in presser like, do you have any pictures of me like playing with barbies or opening a barbie on christmas or anything like that? it would be helpful for this upcoming press tour. she was like -- you? i couldn't get you to wear a dress. >> sara sidner, thank you so much. >> the hype is huge with quite a bit of talk around it being -- helping to be big business for mattel. the company behind the barbie brand. >> vanessa yurkevich, this could give a boost to the movie industry. >> reporter: if you are a lover or hater, this is drawing curiosity. this could be one of the biggest box office weekends since the pandemic. estimated $200 million is what they're thinking. and brands outside of mattel and

outside of the barbie movie are getting involved. you have burger king doing a pink sauce. you have crocs do a special shoe. zara's doing an entire barbie fashion line. and also politicians are getting in on the fun. take a look at -- >> why not? >> let's see if we can get this up here. there is gretchen whitmer, the governor of michigan. >> that is not her -- >> that is not her. but she has created sort of her look as a barbie. and she is barbie talking about education and infrastructure and budgets and being a governor. she's clearly trying to get involved in this sort of feminist movement of barbie. and she's trying to say that, hey, barbie can be whatever she wants to be, even the governor. >> it seems like a lot of people have gotten involved. every time i open my phone somebody doing the filter. it's taken the internet by storm. >> it is just plain old fun. i definitely was one of the people who was like ripping barbie heads off -- which is i think says something about me -- >> lot of people do that.

pop the heads off, cut the hair. >> we'll deep dive into that later. >> thank you. >> thank you so much for joining us. thanks, vanessa. this is "cnn news central." "inside politics" is next. ot y's crabfest... ...unlnless grandpa's got flavo. dayumm! crabfest is here for a limited timeme. welcome to fun dining. ♪ ♪ the biggest ideas inspire neones. 30 years ago, ate street created an etf that inspired the world to invest differently. it still does. what can you do with spy? ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

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