narrator: and john brooks knew jack reid.ampshire to las vegas in 2003 and hired jack reid to help him. keefe: john brooks was going to become a real-estate developer. he had hired jack reid to pack up his entire home, all his personal property, into an 18-wheeler. narrator: was there more to this relationship? could john brooks have any motive to kill jack reid? a background check showed that he owned a gold sienna minivan exactly like the one in the surveillance video recorded after jack's murder. and the horse barn, the spot where jack reid had his last appointment? john brooks had a longtime connection with the barn's owner, mike connors. houle: michael connors was john brooks' former chief financial officer of his company that he owned for many years in londonderry, new hampshire. narrator: enough clues were pointing to this barn for police to search it. but by this time, more than a year had passed since the murder. the first thing detectives noticed inside the barn was that it was very clean and some of the flooring wa

betty reid soskin: the music saved me. joe: we'll go inside a new movie revealing an unknown chapter about a bay area icon. betty: but there's a part of my life that i've kept hidden for half a century. joe: and we'll visit a wine country natural phenomenon, now up for sale. chris conway: it's time for someone else to take it over. joe: hello, i'm joe rosato jr., and thanks for joining me for this edition of "fog city stories." well, the bay area has a very special musical legacy and at times it's gotten a little funky. let's meet up with a san francisco family carrying that musical torch. joe: there's a sound in san francisco's bayview district, a musical sound, maybe best described as the sound of a living room. this particular living room in a bayview apartment building is home base for the curtis family, a.k.a. the sea notes. nola curtis: we took all of the furniture out. instruments only. joe: it turned out the instruments gave it more life than most living rooms. kiki curtis: we barely used it before because we used

five plainclothes tactical officers surrounded reid's suv with guns drawn. is heard yelling commands open the door! now >> open the door now! open! that's when investigators say reid fired at officers hitting one in the wrist. >> four officers then returned fire, shooting about 96 shots 41 seconds while 96 rounds being fired by four officers seems like a lot. >> if the officer still perceived the suspect as a threat, the officers would be justified in continuing to fire. >> authorities say a gun was taken from the front of reid's vehicle at the time of the incident. he was facing charges for allegedly carrying a gun into a street festival. reid's family says they want justice. >> he was just riding around in his car, he said. mom going for a ride and they killed him. they killed him, they killed them. >> the officers involved are now on administrative leave. our chicago station reports a memo from chicago's civilian office of police accountability claims all five officers are also named in a separate investigation into another traffic stop, purportedly also

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up in a poisonous racial narrative we've been stuck in ever since including in the case of dexter reid, on march 21st. >> roll the window down. what are you doing? >> roll this one down. >> roll that one down, too. don't roll the window up. don't roll the window up. do not roll the window up. unlock the doors now. unlock the doors now. open the door now. open the door now. open the door now. [shots fired] >> let me see your hands. hands. >> laura: the media framing of this was predictable. here are headlines, 96 shots in 41 seconds, killing black man. seat belt violation ends with black man dead. if you read the headlines, it sounds horrific, awful. many would include the police response must have been racially motivated and coverage is intended to throw matches on the flammable liquid, the individual shot is portrayed as the perfect child. ing >> 26 years old, previously a basketball standout at westinghouse, leading the team to a regional championship. he loved to cook and wanted to pursue a career in broadcasting. >> he just bought his new car three days before that, he was riding a

steph reid. the bbc sport website, and that is of course, also where you can get all the latest sports news, including reaction to that fascinating night at anfield, too, a 3—0 defeat for liverpool at the hands of atalanta. that's it for now. thanks for watching. hello there. we still had the same south—westerly breeze on thursday, but more sunshine led to a warmer day. the highest temperature in the sunshine was measured in norfolk, with temperatures reaching 20 degrees in northern ireland whilst it did cloud over later on and we got some rain as well. temperatures here reached 18 celsius, the warmest it's been in northern ireland so far this year. now, this is the temperature anomaly map. the red colour�*s showing that it's warmer than average across the whole of the uk. we'll get similar temperatures again on friday, but then, over the weekend, it gets cooler from the northwest. that cooler weather arrives in the southeast by sunday. now, heading into early friday, we've got some sunshine to b

police say they pulled reid over for not wearing a seatbelt when officers approached his suv. the situation quickla seatbey escalated. >> why did it escalate, jake? police shootings can be complicated. >> we know. but this wasn'et. are police supposed to just allow themselves to be sho tdrive at and then let the shooter drive away? the mediawa also won't tell you this. some of those officers were black. f thos acthe one who got shot was blac. and trust me, this won't be thee first time between now and november that the media tries to pult timel something la this. so stay alerlertt. >> nationally syndicated radio host dana loesch joins me now. dana, this isn't eveneven complicated. the fact that they're tryingists to twist this and sell this thi as somehow controversial or ann egregious act by cops, what does that tell you? >> well, just it tells me that they need to get out the vote mechanism because democrat s can't sell it,sell can't sell voters on the economy, and they can't sell i on tht on stability internationally. so they have to come up inte strifed raci racialconsulat

joy reid was hacked. she was hacked. how dare.nt the fbi is still looking into it and they're going to get to the travelers. ye wils, time travelers. >> yes. all right. just like your blazer, she and o.j. can get togethe>> m oj r jesse and have it. >> and finally, the true crime bo one day you and: joy reid, the both from another generation. >> thankanother generati you so. thank you. jesse karmel, is secret servicer agent freaks out? >> they had to put him in handcuffset . tory ahe that story ahead. >> they need a loan back.urf first, union scotch toastebuild the grass grows grass two times faster to see the lawn giving you lawn. fea stronger lawn. miller freedom. and it's got stir. build a rapid grass today. >> it's guaranteed feed alone. feed it. when i started mypillow, it was just a problem. solution one product company. well, since then, with the help of my dedicated employees, we now have hundreds of products, some you might not even know about to get the word out. we're having a $25 extravaganza to pack more to use my pill

but i do want to go to paula reid, who has more information. i'll come right back to you, paula reid, you have more information about a juror that one of the teams tried to get dismiss today. tell us more. yeah. again, we're getting these great updates from our reporters inside the courtroom. i think this is notable because one of the last two jurors to be seated here, this is someone that the trump team tried to challenge for cause, arguing that she does not like trump, so she should be removed. and during in this process, she said about trump, quote, he just seems very selfish and self-serving. so i don't really appreciate that in any public servants, so i don't know him as a person so don't know how he is in terms of his integrity, it's just not my cup of tea, but that was not a knife according to the judge, to strike her for cause now, we've learned that she works for a multiple to national apparel company. she's not a native new yorker, is not married and doesn't have kids. she said she doesn't follow the news, but occasionally fall as hea

ali, simone and reid thank you. when we come back donald trump says a lot of things that ceos seem to like to hear. but have they thought about what it would look like if trump regained power? deregulation doesn't mean much if you don't have a democracy. >>> and later new reporting putting a microscope on jared kushner's foreign business dealings the growing conflicts of interest and why he says don't matter. the 11th hour just getting under way on a tuesday night. ) [silence] (♪♪) [silence] (♪♪) [silence] hey dave, don't knock it 'til you smell it. try the luxurious new scent of gain relax flings. and 50% more fresh... now that's love at first sniff. i suffer with psoriatic arthritis and psoriasis. i was on a journey for a really long time to find some relief. cosentyx works for me. cosentyx helps real people get real relief from the symptoms of psoriatic arthritis or psoriasis. serious allergic reactions, severe skin reactions that look like eczema, and an increased risk of infections, some fatal, have occurred. t

john reid, what you think? john reid, what do you think?y but we right ? by the way. but were we right? >> well, that word nana. >> well, that word nana. >> this is the word right? have we got the right? i think i would agree with your panel . we got the right? i think i would agree with your panel. i think we've done the right thing. yes, but what is the value of the word right. you know, because what's going on there , is that this there is, is that all this started with the started off with october the 7th, it . that wasn't 7th, didn't it. that wasn't right in the first place. and now look at the response the now you look at the response the israelis have come up with to it. right . that's way it. that's not right. that's way too for repaying the price too heavy for repaying the price of the attack against them. so when we talk about rights in in this particular argument, i'm not sure where that word comes from or what it actually means, but do we stand by our allies? yes, of course we do. do we think we're still a world power? no, not r

paula reid, thanks so much.nd david urban, he's a republican can strategist and former trump campaign adviser, david good to see you. so you, you worked on, i want to show this. first of all, a courtroom sketch that we're getting in right now, which shows donald trump and the courtroom in lovely pastel david, you worked on trump's 2016 campaign tell us what you think is important when it comes to the testimony of michael cohen >> so jake, i didn't know michael cohen at all during this time period whatsoever, but i do think that the things that they're discussing right now, the apologists alluded to in terms of his his his prior perjurious is going to be gonna be very important in contexts. i think it's important for people to remember. all this is alleged to have occurred rights, right? smack after the access hollywood tapes release. so if if people can remember the way back times that was a pretty tumultuous point in the campaign where this billy bush access hollywood tape was released and it caused it to say k

the serial six attacker kirk reid. in other news...ing man has been told that ashes he believed were his late wife's are not hers. richard shaw used legacy independent funeral directors in hull after losing his wife rita last year. 35 bodies have been removed from the firm by police officers following concerns raised by members of the public. ellie price has this report. richard shaw got the call on good friday — police had found his wife rita's ashes in a mortuary. they were not in the urn in their home, as he had believed they were. and he's angry with those responsible, as he told my colleague peter levy. words cannot describe him — or the person — who has done the deeds. and it must be awful for other people, as well. it's unbelievable, you know? you trust a person, and you trust them because it's somebody you'd never go to — it's a last resort — and it's... it's hard to describe, peter. richard doesn't know whose ashes are in his urn, but he says he'll treat them with dignity. i can either keep the ashes or i can get them back — r

"the reid out" with joy reid is here up next. >>> tonight on "the reid out" -- >> it was such an interesting experience because i had never seen him in person before, you know? you see someone blown up so larger than life on the media for so many years. to see them in person is very jarring and you get the sense that it's like, oh, this is just another guy. >> just another gia cording to a dismissed prospective juror speaking to vaughn hilliard. in day two, dozing don is warned about intimidaing jurors. trump's maga lackeys are freaking out whining that it's unfair that trump is required to be in court just like every other person who's accused of a crime. >>> plus, the republican normalization of violent threats as senator tom cotton calls for violence against pro palestinian protestors. >>> we begin tonight at the end of the second day of jury selection in the criminal trial of former president donald trump. seven jurors have been selected so far, a salesman, an oncology nurse, two attorneys, an i.t. consultant, a teacher and a software engineer. 11 more needed. that includes six alternate

on joy reid, she did say she carries it around like a bible, right?ight. >> harold: but trump carries -- >> dana: the trump indictments have given democrats meaning and direction, and they are praying that the indictments help them because the issues certainly are not. and on the energy thing, president biden did do something on energy. and it's horrendous. >> harold: i would reverse it, is what i'm saying. >> dana: what he did yesterday was something on the electric grid, my friends how he basically said the whole thing is going to be unreliable at this goes through. pennsylvania from all of those jobs in pennsylvania are up for grabs. all of those votes are up for grabs because of what they have done to ban liquefied natural gas. and i could go on but i won't. >> judge jeanine: jesse, it is your turn. trump is talking about having a rally at madison square garden, and he is even saying that new york may be in play. >> jesse: i don't think it's in play, but he can peel off a bunch of people in new york, not that it matters, but there's lots of places

to further brands have responded since we chatted with stef reid.oes say they recognise more is to be done and while they do not currently sell a single shoe, disabled or recognise there is more to be done. so watch this space. finally let's return to football and a victory parade with a difference. athletic bilbao won the spanish cup, the copa del rey over the weekend, beating mallorca in the final. it's their first major trophy in a0 years, today was the homecoming and they boarded an old industrial barge, la gabarra, and took to the nervion river that runs through bilbao, with tens of thousands of their supporters watching from the banks. la garbarra was the same barge used for the 1984 double winning victory parade, and the year before when they also won the league, it had since been retired to the maritime museum, but it was back on the water today for the class of 202a. what scenes. what scenes will be half tonight in the european football? a reminder, you can follow the three witches sites in action, liverpool at atalanta, six changes forjurg

paula reid. thank you very much on the subject of smart legal minds, paula reid. thank you >> okay. >> and joining us now is former federal prosecutor at tim. hey, phi he was the chief investigative counsel for the january 6, congressional committee. tim, hold on with me for one second. donald trump is entering the courtroom. let's listen and see an injury in the hallway before the courtroom. let's see if he speaks to reporters. it sure looks like he's going to thank you very much. >> trial that should have >> never been brought a trial he looked at all over the world and calling looking at and analyze every illegal content, every legal >> scholar this trial is a disgrace. we haven't trump-hating judges. we have a judge who shouldn't be on this case he's totally conflicted but this is a trial that should never happen, should have been thrown out a long time ago. you look at jonathan turley, andy mccarthy. all right? >> legal scholars >> is now one that we've been able to find that said this should be a trial i called i was i was paying a lawyer mark it down as leg

reid got a formal invitation from xi jinping. her office plans to meet with several business and community leaders in china with the goal of stimulating economic growth, expanding tourism, and growing diplomatic and cultural ties with san francisco. reid says she is hoping to build on the momentum from last year's apec summit. >> to receive an invitation and to come to china and talk at these opportunities is important to the long-term success of san francisco. >> and planning to meet with the mayor of san francisco to promote the 40-year long sister station relationship with the city. >> thousands of times, where a bay area lawmaker wants to reduce what he calls unnecessary calls to police. >> and they slammed his head to the floor. at least three times his size. pressed his neck down and you know he was in pain. >> we have an in depth report coming up at 5:30. >>> police in san jose are looking for the person who might have started fires in the bathroom at the bathroom at san jose state campus library. and there have been two s

i'm jason johnson in for joy reid. we begin tonight with a breakthrough moment in the first criminal trial of donald trump. hours ago, new york judge juan merchan declaring that, quote, we have our jury. that's right. after three days, 12 people, seven men and five women, have been selected and sworn in to decide for the first time in american history whether a former president is guilty of a crime. an alternate has also been sworn in. five more are yet to be chosen, but the judge remains hopeful that opening statements can begin as soon as monday. it is a major development in the hush money election interference trial. but it didn't come without some drama this morning as two jurors already seated were abruptly dismissed. excused after questions were raised about the accuracy of some of the answers he had given the court. the other was dismissed after telling the judge she had concerns about her identity becoming public. the juror said friends and family have already inquired about whether she's a juror. and given the

in this case of dexter reid is a classic example. >> 100 percent. know, people are going to pick and choose the details that they pay attention to based on what is going to further their narrative. you know, it wouldn't be an election year without the left exploiting the death of a black person in order to further their political gain. this is one that they should be especially ashamed of. because, how can you claim to have journalistic integrity and speak on the story of dexter reid without mentioning he shot at police officers 11 times before they shot back. we should be calling for the justice of anybody, we should be calling for the justice of the police officer who was shot in the arm while trying to serve his city we did see it. i know you remember, bruce, xavier is too young. during the o.j. case. race became an an mating factor in that and it was the beginning of kind of the celebrity trial conch in the united states. so there was a lot going on. but that became part of that narrative. and there was a big divide in the reaction to the jury v

we have cnn's paula reid tracking all of this. what else can we expect here in these last days before? trial the trump team, they're going to >> try anything they possibly can any piece of spaghetti they can throw at the walls if anything will stick to help them delay this case. at this point, it doesn't appear that there's any obvious challenge that is going to result in a delay. but never say never so it's supposed to be the second week of this criminal trial. it was delayed after an unexpected batch of evidence was shared in discovery from federal prosecutors. so there's always a chance, but right? right now, it does appear that this trial, the first criminal prosecution of a former president in the united states on track to start monday, walk us through the questionnaire because the questions themselves of perspective, jurors are revealing. >> yeah, it's interesting what a daunting task to try to select a jury for our case like this. now the questionnaire was released yesterday. it's over dozen pages and the questions ranged f

we hope for a more warm week. >> oh, and we have that just in time for you, reid.ind me the sun is starting to come up. it's orange all around and a beautiful start to the day. and heading into this forecast this week we have stunning weather around the corner. a live look right now at one of the seagulls that we just zoomed in on just next to treasure island showing it's a beautiful day to get out there and get fresh air and do outside activities. we have quiet weather to kick off the week and will continue to see that trend with highs continuing to rise day by day until we hit thursday. 80s expected around the corner for us this week. for now 70s inland. 50s and 60s along the coast line where it's breezier along our coast heading into this afternoon. our microclimates are doing something different heading into this week. we're hitting the 70s today. 80s heading into late this week just to drop down into the 60s into this can he understand and more on that coming up in just a second but i want to talk more about today though. heading into this afternoon we're expe

rebecca reid.h, and journalist rebecca reid. oh, and what are you getting this thing ? get ready, britain, here thing? get ready, britain, here we go. itake we go. i take the archbishop apart. line by line. next . line by line. next. >> good evening. i'm ray addison in the gb newsroom . our top in the gb newsroom. our top stories tonight. a teenage girl has been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder after two teachers and a student was stabbed at a secondary school in wales. amman valley school was put into lockdown shortly after 11 am. after three people were injured. emergency services responded, including wales air ambulance . police say the ambulance. police say the injuries are not life threatening. forensic teams have been on site and a knife has been on site and a knife has been recovered. the suspect remains in custody. superintendent ross evans spoke to the media. >> i'm aware that there is footage circulating on social media and i would ask that this is kindly removed to preserve the

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let's check in with cnn's paula reid. she's outside the courthouse getting live updates on what's happening behind closed doors in the courtroom, paula, what's happening right now >> so there are no cameras inside the courtroom. we are relying on our amazing team inside to give us updates and we have learned that former president trump is now inside the courtroom that will soon be filled with potential jurors. now, we've learned that he is sitting right now with his attorney lead attorney todd blanche, reading these updates from our colleague there, apparently having a pretty active back and forth and so far, he appears to be in good periods all things considered. i mean, he is now going to be the first former president of the united states to face a criminal trial. and unlike the three civil cases that we've covered over the past few months here in new york this is the first time that he will potentially face jail time if he is convicted. last week, he said that look dirty. selection is just a matter of luck, and you can

this is a catastrophic mistake and i told her then this diagnose from harry reid and democrats will be more justices and more justices on the court -- madam president, if you want to know why roe v. wade has been overturned, it is because harry reid and the democrats sxersed the -- exercised the nuclear option in 2013. had they not done so, there's no way this senate would have confirmed all three of the nominees put forward. it was the direct consequence of the utter disregard for this institution senate democrats have. now, i bring that up because we are at a second moment that is equally consequential, except instead of nuking the senate rules as they did in 2013, senate democrats are preparing to nuke the constitution of the united states itself, the people clause, which every single time that the senate has had jurisdiction and the person has been in office, the senate has held a trial. if senate democrats proceed next week to table that, this they will blow up that precedent, and i'm here to make a predicts. -- predicts. senate democrats sometimes behave like mo small children to

mark, some of those videos reid.o much like a prison ship to me. >> no. that's right. look, you were very fair, patrick, in saying, look, it's just a snapshot. it's a snippet. we can't, you know, be totally sure who took these videos and when. but my rough would be this . but my rough view would be this. that when we're housing asylum seekers, it should be in something like youth hostel accommodation. i mean, remember, this was closed down for legionnaires disease. i don't mean rat infested sort of places, but that looked pretty high end at a glance. but the problem to my mind is this it's not so much the nature of the accommodation. often it's the length of time it takes to process all of this, right? so if we close, you know, we open this up because the too much burden on hotels at the moment . burden on hotels at the moment. but it is taking 18 months or so to even process this. you were talking to greg smith mp earlier on the show about these sort of things. the problem to my mind isn't much the quality of the is

paula reid. thanks so much. and just to recap, judge merchan said that lawyers are not allowed to make comments about witness testimony. let's bring back the pan. all the lawyers in the room smiled when the judge said that happens on tv and in the movies, that does not happen in real trials. >> well, they're smiling in this room as well. because it's true. you're gonna have to balance again to what jurists think happens in law and order within 48 minutes, you've got a crime committed to defendant identified, arrested, and you have some of locking down the steps at the end of the trial in 42 minutes here it's interesting because there's a moment he says that the lawyers, or the notes are not a substitute for the actual transcripts digital come into play and having lawyers on your jury as well, we were concerned about remember, can lawyers beyond the actual jury, the reason you'd love concerns because you might be deferential to them and say, is that what happens at the issue here? it's almost a way of reminding a

in 2013, harry reid nuked to the filibuster. that did enormous damage to the institution of the united states senate. in 2024, he intends to nuke the impeachment clause of the united states constitution. and make no mistake if this precedent is set, it will not be the last time that it is used. if and when donald trump wins in november and god forbid democrats have the house, they will impeach him again and probably again and again and again. and whatai he's deciding is the senateat no longer has to try impeachment's, but instead can hide behind procedural games. anyone who cares about the security of the country should oppose what he's doing and vote to convict anyone who cares about the united states senate and constitution should demand that a trial be conducted. the american people deserve a trial and i would encourage everyone in the media ask yourself why is he so terrified to have a trial on what is happening in our southern border. the answer is he cannot to defend it and desperately wants to keep it hidden and secret fr

harry reid nuked the filibuster unit that did damage to the institution of the united states senate. of donald trump wins in november god forbid the democrats have the house they would impeach him again. he's deciding on the senate no longer has to try impeachment's but instead can hide behind procedural gains. anyone who cares about the security of the country should oppose what they are doing to convict and anyone that cares about the united states senate and constitution should demand that a trial be conducted. the american people deserve the trial and i would encourage everyone in the media why is he so terrified to have the trial and what is happening on the southern border. the answer is he cannot defend it and desperately wants to keep it hidden and secret from the american people. first of all thank you for sponsoring the press conference and thinks all of you for coming here. i want to thank the legal minds of the conference for laying out why we must hold of the trial. i'm going to make the practical case. the reason he wants to table it is this chart. last week traveling o

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let's goto cnn's paula reid. she's outside the courthouse in new york and paula i'm where is the line there with mr. trump? possibly violating his gag order with comments assailing the prosecution. did he stay on the correct sayyed of it because he went after the attorney general, he went after the i'm sorry, the district attorney and he went after the judge, but he didn't go after the people. i think he had been banned from criticizing, called publicly. is that right? >> yeah. the acoustics in that hallway or not great, but he is allowed to attack the district attorney alvin bragg, or even the judge overseeing the case. so he does appear to us stayed within the bounds of his expanded gag order, but jake, he's clearly expressing his frustration with the fact that he is a criminal defendant and required to be in court during jury selection and throughout these proceedings. at the tail end of today's proceedings, his attorneys asked the judge about whether he might be able to get a waiver a specifically, they menti

paula reid is up front and washington and paula 50 some odd page's going through. you've read a chance to read more of it than i have, but point by his argument as to why trump is not immune from prosecution because things he committed are crimes that he allegedly committed while he was in office exactly >> here. they are urging the supreme court to reject trump's argument that he should be immune from prosecution for things he did in and around january 6 and efforts to subvert the election because he has presidential immunity. this is an argument that was rejected by the trial court. it was she rejected by the court of appeals. here, the supreme court is taking it up. it will be the subject of a much anticipated supremeourt argument next week. no here they make arguments. they say the special counsel says, quote, the absence of any prosecutions of former president's until this case does not reflect the understanding that presidents are immune from criminal liability. it instead underscores the unprecedented nature of petitioners alleged conduct. they described the

newly release the body cam footage showing traffic stop leading up to the police shooting of dexter reid. this video may be hard for some to watch. >> roll the windows down. roll the window down. what are you doing? >> roll this it one down. >> roll that one down, too. don't roll the window up. do not roll the window up. unlock the doors now. unlock the doors now. unlock the doors now. open the door now. open the door now. open the door now. [shots fired] [continued shots fired] >> todd: a preliminary investigation by the chicago police oversight agency shows reid firing at officers first and striking one officer in the arm. 96 shots in 45 seconds were fired. oversight committee -- questionable basis of the traffic stop and proportionality of shooting, copa says to reevaluate officers assignment pending an investigation. a mayoral candidate is speaking up for them, saying, don't shoot cops, when you shoot at cops, they are going to shoot back and not count the bullets. >> carley: reaction to the death of o.j. simpson. he died after a battle with cancer. >> news of the passing of athlete

so let's get straight to paula reid on the breaking news tonight. and paula, you've gotten these jury instructions and the criminal trial in new york that they refer for too, is starting in just six days, even though he is trying one more hail mary after another here to try to delay it. >> yeah, trying unsuccessfully today that new york appeals court judge rejecting this last one minute efforts to pause the trial will trump continues to try to argue that this should be moved out of manhattan, and trump lawyers argued that pretrial publicity is making it impossible to get a fair trial, but process thank uterus area and they said, look, it's too late to do something like that when the way we will weed out bias jurors is through jury selection. and that's where the jury questionnaire comes in and you look through this, the question some of them were similar to the questions we saw during jury selection and the e jean carroll case. they ask where jurors get their news. they ask if they are anyone close to them, has ever worked for trump or attended a tr

paula reid is breaking some more details here at this moment. but again, this is a result of a last-minute hearing for trump in new york today, a very hey, terse rejection. >> today, trump's legal team >> arguing to an appeals court judge that his hush money case should be delayed while the former president challenges a gag order. the decision though was swift moments after the hearing ended, the judge and these two terms pages rejecting trump's argument and at the very end, lots of lines you could have put for your reasoning and she only needed two so this application for an interim stay of the proceedings pending resolution of the article 78 proceeding is denied justice cynthia kim then signing merrily with her initials here cs k, cynthia current, i'm sorry so as of tonight, trump's first criminal trial with 34 counts is full steam ahead to begin on monday trump will become the first us president to face criminal prosecution. and the jury pool in manhattan is already set for this jury selection will begin on monday, and one who scheduled to sh

paula reid, thanks so much. also, in our law and justice lead today, former trump attorney john eastman, the father of the illegitimate theory that vice president pence could single-handedly overturn the 2020 presidential election, is now fighting to get back his law license as he faces some of the consequences of his actions around january 6, 2021, a disciplinary hearing last month stripped eastman of his ability to practice law in the state of california. eastman is arguing in a new court filing that he needs to be able to work as a lawyer so he can pay his own legal bills. so cnn's kaitlan hole lands is following the story for us, kaitlyn, what is his basic argument besides he needs the money and what comes next for him? >> well, right now for johnny's menn, he can't practice law and he's on the path to disbarment, but he is telling a judge in california who has made his law license inactive and said he has no remorse what he was doing for donald trump after the election. this is something that is in violatio

stef reid is a single—leg amputee, and says she is only able to buy their running shoes in pairs.g opportunities. next, the classic board game monopoly is said to be made into a movie. margot robbie's production company, who gave us barbie and saltburn, are set to produce it. and just time to leave you with ten seconds of a turtle — a very old one, in fact. meet is 95—year—old myrtle the turtle. here she is getting a check—up from vets, who gave her the all clear and said she should live for many more years to come. you're all caught up now. have a good night. hello and welcome to sportsday with me, hugh ferris. our top stories. big—hitting bryson makes an impact on day one of the masters as dechambeau cards a seven—under 65 at augusta. a first anfield defeat in more than a year — and a damaging one: liverpool lose 3—0 to atalanta in the europa league. and lightning doesn't strike twice against lorenzo: novak djokovic avenges last year's defeat to musetti in monte carlo. hello again. welcome along to sportsday. for the first time in nine months, liv and pga tour golfers are compet

. and journalist rebecca reid.could be taken out of school again because teachers are being led into a strike by a bloke who wants to globalise the intifada doesn't sit that well with me, doesn't sit that well with me, doesn't sit that well with either. with me, doesn't sit that well witithere's:her. with me, doesn't sit that well witithere's two different things >> there's two different things here, the is here, aren't there? the first is his fruitcake. lefty politics about nato and the middle east and the rest of it. why the head of a teachers union in britain is talking about the gaza conflict is beyond me. it would be like benjamin netanyahu coming out and pronouncing on nhs lists or something. nhs waiting lists or something. you'd . what is you'd want. what the hell is going should stick going on here? he should stick to lane, which is about to his lane, which is about teaching. it is cranky teaching. so it is cranky and bananas that you have a teachers union which is spending so much of its time talking about

so i say paula reid, good. are you a member of oath keepers and if you say yes, everyone in the room here's that. >> earlier today, the judge said he was going to remove the other jurors when these folks these potential jurors are question. but as we understand it, yes >> this is where's this is the judge. and this is former president trump. but as i said, one of the questions is about how you feel about him. >> i mean, think about that. >> it's been the thing that i keep getting going back so you and i not set a goal times, but like being a person in normal person who's got involved in any of this type of stuff, who gets the summons has to come in and this is where you end up. >> the one thing that i like i actually the question for you and your time about this three of the right, 50% of them saying that they can't be impartial that was under what the trump team was expected. >> news actually >> which i'm not actually surprised by that, why were they expecting it to be 40%? seven, 45% where they just guess the

let's discuss this with cnn chief legal affairs correspondent paula reid and defense attorney and former federal prosecutor shan wu and paula, i mean, before we talk about the arguments of the eye the control and just told me a few moments ago, apparently, justice clarence thomas is at the supreme court today. so for folks who are wondering because he wasn't there, was it yesterday? >> yeah. >> what's going on here, but let's talk about this case. in particular about justice. >> or if you want sure diver and this is the biggest question today, right? and if i'm waking up at the biden campaign or the trump campaign today. my first question is, is justice thomas is going to be at court today? is he okay. before yesterday, he was absent and the court the lease transparent branch of government, did not give any explanation when usually they do explain there's also the option to go remote. he is the most senior associate justice. he missed some arguments back in 2022 because of an infection on jim, we will cover 2016. we know what an influence the supreme court and even the specter of a possi