so briana, it's hard to remember. know you remember, but there was a time when michael cohen was donald trump's most loyal, fiercest defender, and he's going to take the jury back to that time, 2016, in particular, michael cohen is going to detail for the jury the catch-and-kill scheme does that we've heard about throughout this trial that really lie at the heart of the case here. he's going to talk about how he and david pecker from the national enquirer first work out a deal to silence karen mcdougal and then later and really this is where the charges lie to silence stormy daniels. and let's just remember because the stormy daniels payments are the most important here to the crime. the way worked was about a week before the 2016 election, michael cohen paid stormy daniels $130,000. he essentially made that payment out of his own pocket. he drew down on his mortgage to get that money and then over the year that followed, basically 2017, donald trump and the trump organization reimbursed michael cohen $420,000 to cove

boris and briana. so we're seeing this cultural change happening before our eyes right now. >> yeah, it's a paradigm shift. it's also possible with all of those people were using it before they just weren't as comfortable thanks for pointing i think so. >> jacqueline howard, thanks so much for breaking that down for us so israel's national security council is vowing that it will not carry out military activity in rafah that could lead seed to the destruction of the palestinian population. this comes after a decision by the un's top court calling for israel to halt its offensive in the gazan city immediately the latest on this after a quick break the assignments are going off and playing the 20 nato here. i'm thinking, i'm going to die. and i thought that was it. >> violent earth with the liev schreiber premieres june 2 at nine on cnn. so many choices on booking.com, there are so many tina phase i could be. so i hired body double plus in dorsey. tina loves into luck, sweet booking.com, booking dot yeah

briana. >> let's dig into this a little more now with our senior legal analyst, elie honig. elie take us through with the jury after having been re-read these jury instructions is probably looking at so they got some more information today about the weeds of the actual facts, but they also the judge for a little more information about the charges that they ultimately will be delivering a verdict on. let's walk through those charges because they're more complicated here than in the normal case. now, step one, the base charge is falsifying business records, which is basically what it sounds like. they took these payments, which were really meant to reimburse stormy daniel's is hush money and they tried to call them and label them as legal fees. that's the prosecution's theory. >> but then part two, that the prosecution has to prove is they did that in order to commit or further another crime, the prosecution's theory is that that another crime is a violation of new york state campaign law. >> and that law says that you cannot try to influence an election by unlawful means. now

. >> i'm briana keeler alongside boris sanchez here in washington. and right now the 12 jurors in former president trump's historic criminal while hush money trial seven men and five women are behind closed doors weighing whether trump is guilty they will decide for the first time whether a former us president and presumptive major party now how many will be convicted of a crime? >> yeah, the jury is going to determine whether donald trump is guilty of 34 felony charges of falsifying business records related to that hush money payment to adult film actress stormy daniel's right before the 2016 election jurors have been deliberating now for about a half an hour or so. let's get to cnn, chief legal affairs correspondent, paula reid, who's outside the courthouse in new york, and paul, the judge, issued instructions to the jury. none of the parties in the case can leave the courthouse while the jury deliberates so what should we be watching for avars were looking for any sign of life from this jury. >> it is a widely expected that they'll likely have som

briana. >> all right. so as we wait to see what exactly that buzzer means, let's go through some of the scenarios, the possible outcomes in this historic trial. we have cnn legal analyst and former federal prosecutor, elliot williams here with us lay out some of the possibilities. elliott, what the jury could absolutely. >> briana now, there are the two big ones the jury can't convict, or acquit the defendant. >> now the important and to be clear, these are the only two verdicts that are possible. now, explain that the second. now, what's required here for conviction or acquittal is unanimity of these 12 people. they all have to agree on the outcome. so if they're split, that is not a conviction or an acquittal, and those are the two big ones, guilty or not guilty? okay. >> but what if they can't decide and how often does that happen? >> it doesn't happen incredibly often now, it might be the case here, feelings are high about this, about this matter. there's so who knows what happens there now, if they ca

briana, a remarkable moment just played out in court. let's try to walk through exactly why this matters so much. now, michael cohen testified on his direct exam when being quiet questioned by prosecutors, that he had a crucial phone call on october 24, 2016, about two weeks before the election with donald trump. he said he called keith schiller cell phone, who put him through or put them on speaker. he said he didn't remember, but he was talking to both trump and schiller and cohen testified this was the call where he told them crucial information about the payments to stormy daniels let's look back at michael cohen's actual testimony. who has asked what was the purpose for this october 24 call? and michael cohen said to discuss the stormy daniels matter and the resolution of it that goes to really the heart of this case. and then the de as and did you have an understanding about whether during that conversation you resolve that meaning the stormy day? daniels matter, you were moving forward to fund the deal, meaning the payments to sto

briana killer is joining us right now. she's outside the courthouse in new york city. briana update our viewers well, this morning, wall, former trump or controller, jeffrey mecole, walked through cohen's monthly payouts, which were wired for i'm former president trump's personal account. >> those are payments that began after trump was in the white house. and i'm here now with cnn chief domestic correspondent fill mattingly, along with sana when legal analysts karan friedman, agnes low, she's council any firm representing michael cohen, but she does not have contact with him, does not work on his case. and there are no restrictions on what she can say about this case. and karan we should know right now, the court has broken for lunch. they're going to be back around two 15 eastern, but this break comes out testimony that was key to these charges of falsifying records. >> yes. so mr. mecole was the controller of the trump organization long-term employee for over 30 years, and he was key is a key witness here to talk about how these payments were made. don't forget this

alex and briana. >> yeah, very, very interesting, jacqueline. thank you for that report. will have much more news straight ahead. >> the whole myth has to be reimagined you didn't know whether you were next they are both tied up yeah. >> yeah. i was called in and i saw what turned out to be the big start heist in history it went from gold medal winning icon to a pariah would really happen with jesse l. martin sunday's at nine on cnn high. >> it's christina again. i'm here to tell you about an all new special offer from my friends at jacuzzi bathroom model that you don't want to miss? you already know jacuzzi has been making water-filled great for more than 65 years. and now they're bringing you this special tv offer. were waving all installation costs and postponing all payments for up to one year to cruzy bathroom model has a design you'll hello at a price, you can afford and best of all, they can install it. and as little as one day with no stress and no mess, are you ready to see your new shower irrigation? >> it's fabulous. taking a shower had gone from being a joy to

well, briana, jessica, you scheffler called this whole thing really a huge misunderstanding. this really has been the strangest morning and golf history. but despite all of that a tap-in, it hasn't rattled scheffler. he made his teeth time birdied two of his first three holes. he's 200 through nine, he's only three shots off the lead there at the pga championship. but before teeing off, scheffler did release this statement saying this morning i was proceeding as directed by police officers. it was a very chaotic situation. understandably. so considering the tragic accident that had occurred earlier, and there was a big misunderstanding what i thought i was being asked to do. i never intended to disregard any of the instructions. i'm hopeful to put this to the side and focus on golf today, of course, all of us involved in the tournament express our deepest sympathies to the family of the man who passed away earlier in the accident this morning. >> it truly puts everything in perspective. >> now, as you mentioned, espn's geoff darlington, he was at the scene when this was all u

briana? >> yeah. and what are the positive it feels clarissa that we have been at this place so many times where there has been some hope for potentially in and then it just turns out that the two sides are so far apart what is the calculus for israel when it comes to looking at a potential hostage deal and how it is approaching this raffa offensive, at least a limited offensive, right? >> now well, there's sort of a conflict in the way israel even views this. >> they say the goal are benjamin netanyahu, the prime minister says the goal is to get back the hostages. and to eliminate hamas but those two goals are very different. if israel wants to sincerely convinced to getting back the hostages, then obviously that needs to take place through the mechanisms of negotiations& have some kind of a ceasefire deal which really felt to be almost within grasp. just a few days ago if israel, on the other hand, wants to commit to this idea of completely eliminating hamas, which many military analysts have been i

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briana mentioning big big bombs, what more of the defense secretary say about it? >> this is a very specific shipment that was paused last week in it, or 1801 ton bombs. some of the most powerful conventional weapons in the u.s. arsenal, as well as 1,700, 500 pound bombs. so significant weaponry here, that's been paused. this was to be shipped to israel effectively imminently for use in the war the reason this was paused was because of u.s concerns over israel's promises that it will conduct a major ground operation in raffa, israel in the u.s. have been in touch over this. the us has clearly stated its opposition to such an operation and the us has preska israel for answers on how it would handle the more than million palestinians who are there and make sure it doesn't turn into you a humanitarian catastrophe with civilian casualties according to a u.s. official, the answers from israel have not been satisfactory. and so this shipment of bombs has been put on hold because of the concerns over what a 2000 pound bomb could do if dropped in a heavily populated area.

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>> i was just reading there some of that post that you had a boras and briana a few hours after that, they confirm that that couple along with a third person, according to sources familiar with the situation, was killed that third person is a haitian staff are but this young couple 23 and 21 according to one source have been missionaries. there for at least the past several months in haiti. and one is a incredibly violent area of port-au-prince that is a city that is occupied basically and in total control by the gangs. when you talked about more than 80% of the capital under gang control. so what we know about this situation is that it lasted for several hours, that according to missions in haiti the couple there along with several other children who are part of their caretaking essentially part of an orphanage that was under this under this mission they were leaving a church. they were ambushed by several gang members. we know at least this is one game thing that went after them. and then there seems to have been another gang that got involved in potentially even a third gang. so th

briana. but there have been a number of really critical moments over the course of the last several hours, we know who picks, had several phone calls with michael cohen, the trump lawyer who silhouetted the stormy daniels payment in the closing weeks of the 2016 campaign. and we know from a prior witness, hicks was on a called discussing the karen mcdougal payment? after trump took office when hicks was then a white house official, cnn chief legal affairs correspondent. paul read is with me now, some dramatic testimony is definitely wanted so witnesses that everybody was waiting to hear from set people up from what we heard so far, what we're kind of big moments for you, i think this has been the most significant witness so far. >> for many reasons. one, even though opaque is not directly involved in any of the alleged criminal conduct, she was at trump's sayyed througout really all the events leading up to to this alleged falsifying business records. >> she's also a very reliable narrator. >

we got a lot more to get to briana. >> yeah.she's testifying now feel to the fact that he liked to use sharpies, which of course we all know if we've seen how he signs things or how he writes. he likes to use sharpies. we've heard other winning this is testify to that as well. let's talk to our panel now about this witness. in particular, she is key, madeline western out. phil mentioned that book that she'd written. i dare say it is fawning. she describes donald trump is a father figure and that she said she didn't hope she didn't want to be too presumptuous, but she thought that maybe he thought of her as another daughter and yett here she is possibly providing an important link. as she says, he did, yes, he posted tweets himself. she notes and she said the dance convener had access to as twitter her account. >> look at the very beginning of the administration when the it was going from the trump organization to the trump white house, a lot of things were going on in terms of setting up this oval office. she was as physically c

first, matt, let's talk about the markets, how they're responding well, briana alex, i think investors are relieved relieved that in that inflation is finally moving in the right direction again, of course that direction being lower. so we do see the dow is just about 150 points away from that 40,000 milestone on track to close at record highs also, record close as possible for the s&p 500 and as dak now, today's inflation report showed that consumer prices were up by 0.3% between march and april, that it's cooler than expected, cooler than the month before annually consumed versus up by 3.4%. now that's not great. that's above pre-covid trends. but this is an improvement from the month before, and it is miles away from that 9% inflation reading from two years ago. and when you dig into this report, you do see some positive trends here. consumers are catching a break on food prices. finally, we saw month over month price drops for groceries, new cars use cars and airfare. also, core inflation, which excludes food and energy for g prices that is now increasing at the smallest rate in th

thanks briana. absolutely league is a business. >> they want to sell a product. they care very much. but this was same league that realize the power of taylor swift and women and girls and empowering those young kids. those young women and girls. and of course older women as well, to come and watch the nfl. they saw the nfl, you would have thought would be the only league that didn't need any more help to have more viewers and tv ratings. and it did, and it was taylor swift, a woman is strong, woman, complete opposite of the caricature that or the model, so to speak, that harrison butker wants for a woman. i mean, you couldn't have someone further than that away from that taylor swift. so i think they're trying to play up proud to play both sides against the middle. but at the end of the de, i think it's a controversy to stick with this team and with butker for a very long time. >> all right. i think maybe right about that. christine brennan, as you usually are, i will say thank you so much for being with us. we're gonna be right back when you want to laugh, can

alex, briana in the days ahead when we find out information about those people who are arrested when they're arranged indian court potentially charged. so we may get some of that information. but again, the reality here along the campus is that protestors are planning to return even when so much of the campus restricted to just those students who live there, as well as any essential faculty. those are the only people who are getting through that entrance and that graduation ceremony, columbia, just two weeks from now, did cohen at columbia. thanks very much for all your reporting now to ucla in los angeles, where classes are canceled after a violent confrontation broke out between pro-palestinian and pro israeli counter protesters. supporters of palestinian said that police did quote, nothing when their encampment was attacked overnight, university said police remain on campus at this hour, joining us now is eli sanchez, a jewish student who attends ucla and eli, i understand you were on scene where this all took place around to this morning. can you tell us what you saw, what you ex

we know that much what else can you tell us about the cnn debate yeah, briana for two men who took agree on so little. >> joe biden and donald trump, very quickly agreeing this morning to two presidential debates. the first one will be hosted by cnn on june 27th. the second one by abc can use on september 10. and i just want to do a recap quickly of how unusual all of these circumstances are for one both campaigns basically shunned the schedule that was set forth by the commission on presidential debates. they basically agreed that the idea that the first general election debate would be in september is just way too late. both campaigns not saying that they want to be able to reach voters on lot earlier in the cycle, then september and also, in fact, we were told on this, but there were some informal and back-channels. a conversations that took place between in the two campaigns that largely had to do with their mutual disdain for the cpd when it comes to that cnn debate on june 27, there is going to be no live audience. that of course, is quite unusual. and what the biden campaign for i

>> what briana credit card debt is a problem really across all age groups, americans were sitting on.1 trillion of credit card debt as of the end of march, believe or not? that's actually down slightly from the end of last year. what's concerning is that more and more people are actually failing to even make the minimum payments. new york fed found that the rate of severe delinquencies, people who are at least 90 days late that has climbed to a 12 year high and listen, this is a reflection of the fact that people are struggling with the high cost of living right now. i mean, food groceries, de care. it is tough out there and some people, unfortunately, turning to credit card debt. i spoke to a 28 year-old woman from jackson, mississippi who said that she fell into credit card debt in college and she just hasn't been able to get out. she said she's got seven maxed out credit cards, $30,000 in credit card debt, and she's not alone this report found the 15% of gen z credit card users are maxed out. that is triple the pace from baby boomers. now, new york fed researchers, they explained

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. >> briana, who made the clearest suggestion yet that a shift in american policy, one a possibility, not that it had been made, but it it might be considered and of course, relies very much on what washington decides given that the united states is the biggest donor of weapons to ukraine, and given what a game changer, it would be for this war if it's weapons could be used against those targets inside russia from which attacks were being launched on ukraine already, we've heard, as you said from jens stoltenberg, the nature of secretary general. but we've already heard from germany, france, the united kingdom, poland that they are given the green light to ukraine to do just that we're not talking about being able to strike anywhere inside russia. we're talking about the limited use of their weapons giving ukraine the possibility of striking parts of russia from where attacks for notions so specifically what we've seen over the course of the last few weeks, which at that escalation along the border to the north of kharkiv since the opening up that third front by moscow, the pressure t

>> yeah, briana, jessica, the stakes for tiktok here are huge. the us is one of tiktok talks a markets, 170 million american users. and the company is claiming in this lawsuit that if the law is allowed to stand, that tiktok will be blocked in the starting in january of next year. so it's not surprising to see that tiktok is really coming out swinging in this lawsuit. the company is claiming that this law violates not only tiktok first amendment rights, but the first amendment speech rights of its users the company is also claiming that while this law technically gives tiktok the option to try to find a new owner that it is essentially a band because it's not going to be possible to spin off the us portion of the app from the larger global company. the company says in this lawsuit that the divestiture required by this law, and i'm quoting here is simply not possible, not commercially, not technically, not legally. and certainly not on the 270 day timeline required by the act. so we're really really setting up here, is this interesting court battl

estamos hablando de Ángela, briana y chris, quienes les anunciaron a sus familiares y amigos que fueronn toda adversidad en más asuntos. atención! si pensaba asistir al festival anual de arte y alma en la ciudad de oakland, ya que anunciaron que el evento tuvo que cancelarse, este año, los organizadores realizaron el anuncio en redes sociales. dicen que se vieron obligados a tomar esta decisión debido a un retraso en la financiación que reciben de la ciudad. el grupo dice que se presentarán hasta el próximo año solo si logran recaudar suficiente dinero. hemos contactado a la ciudad y al concilio pidiendo comentarios, pero aún no hemos recibido respuesta. y estamos ya en estos días en que las temperaturas comienzan a subir junto con los días festivos. esos paseos a los ríos y a los lagos, entonces se vuelven más comunes. jessica gallegos habló con representantes de la oficina de servicios de emergencia del gobernador de california sobre las precauciones a tomar cuando salimos con la familia a estos lugares 100 sus planes del fin de semana del día de las madres está disfrutar de ríos o la

how would this factor into those other things yeah. >> so fair question, briana, but i don't really look at it that way or i'm trying to compare one day other. >> yes. i was fortunate to do three research daibes and the mrna trench, 36,000 feet, 35,000, 25,000 by the way, supported by a team of seven scientists i also had the good fortune to, spend 17 days at the international space station. extraordinary experience by the way, in the background of that was ten months of intensive training. we were private astronauts. so i think you have to look at each of them. but we will not do any of these endeavors if they're not worthwhile if we can't do them safely and successfully all right, larry, well, we'll see how this all shakes out. >> good luck, of course, on this endeavor larry connor, thanks for your time. >> thanks for having me the jury in the donald trump hush money trial has been deliberating now for just over ten hours after a busy morning of rehearing testimony and also rehearing dozens of pages of instructions from the judge. >> yeah. trump's fate is now in the jury's hands. more

briana here just in front of the chesapeake bay bridge on the western shore near annapolis. this is the gateway to ocean city, maryland till the delaware beaches because they're expecting 330,000 cars to travel over the bridge between now and monday, 38 38.4 million people expected by aaa to drive 50 miles or more. that's a 4% increase over last year and 2% increase over 2019 before the pandemic, even bigger than 2005 f the post nine 11 travel slump, the biggest since 2000, think in sync, but you couldn't even play it on your ipod because wasn't going to be released for another year think about this. >> there's a lot of grenache grim economic news lately, but aaa says, people simply want to travel. >> they prioritize spending on travel. here is triple a's. i exit diaz that would be the biggest number that we've seen for road traveled for memorial day weekend ever. >> we just keep seeing this increase i don't know when the pullback finally going to start happening, but we haven't seen it yet traffic going to be 90% higher than usual in some spots today, we are in the worst of

young people supporting trump include wisconsin voters briana bonilla and jonathan boyer. i've tried to talk to people who don't like trump, and they say, you can and... so i think that's the main problem: people aren't willing to listen, they just say, if you like trump, you're a terrible person. yes, there are never open discussions. i feel like if there's an opportunity to have an open discussion, i feel like a lot of people, let's say, just act like you you can't convey anything. young trump supporters are used to people their own age questioning such political choices. if i walk into a bar in the cap, trump. 2024 people look at me strangely, like i'm crazy, but i don't care. turner says he admires trump's anti-corruption stance. i think there are a lot of very scandalous things going on around the world. i think trump is one of the few who actually has the guts to name these people and not be afraid of them. i just feel what he's going to do what is best for the country. the survey was conducted in march. showed that among americans aged 18 to 29, biden's support is 3

. >> carley: briana, hunter biden's gun trial starts next week. you could think that would make president biden think more carefully to how he responds. how do you think people are processing this? do you think they are eating it up or tuning it out? >> i think a little bit of both. for many americans, we're looking at the quality of our lives. people can barely afford cost of living, groceries, gas. for these trials and overwhelming amount of noise, people are paying attention, i also think people are scared about the quality of our lives and our how it will impact how we put food on the table, how our kids are getting educated, can we afford rent or to buy a house, things like that. >> carley: have a great day. new york congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez made sure she was in her bronx district in time for the verdict. >> something happening in new york, where he was born -- [indiscernible] -- >> todd: surprised she was able to find it. aoc saying this is just a week. is anti-trump message working for democrats? cla claudia tenetworkney is he

she would really like to see them, but she has no strength, she has no strength at all, remember, briana if does not happen, mann, ich kann nicht mehr, na gut, mach schon, war die schnell, weiter, weiter, tuden, hier sind überall tuden, schieß, schieß, era, hush, hush, i will give birth to you, please, calm down, hush, hush, hush , please, hush, do something, we're all killing her, she's a child, she doesn't understand, i ask everyone, children, make her shut up, and i won't do it, do something, please, i ask you, “hush, i asked you, hush, i asked you, hush, hush, i forgave you, hush, i forgave you, hush, i asked you, hush, you are out of your mind!” you're crazy, and she's crying, crying all the time, don't be afraid of me, don't cry, i won't hurt you, but you're afraid to sit in a bag, yes, you won't cry in your arms, that's right, come with me, if you want, or will you stay with dad, come on, that’s right, dad, you’re good, you’re just tired, tell him that you won’t cry? “anya, the guy has gangrene, i have nothing but saline solution, that means nothing at all, what should i do, good

briana taylor and so many others who have lost their lives to police violence. this is just justice for our community and they deserve to be fully seen, heard and protected. i will continue along with my colleague from illinois to continue to push for the passage of george floyd's justice and policing act. i know in detroit where i grew up, the most beautiful black city in the country, know this, the president of the united states didn't wake up one day and say the civil rights act was a good thing. people marched and did sit-ins and moved this institution and the white house. we will continue to march and will continue to demand that black lives matner our country. with my good colleague we will demand that this passes through the senate and to the president's desk . with that, i yield back. mr. jackson: i thank the honorable congresswoman tlaib for your outspokenness. you heard from my colleagues today about policing in our communities and about the loss of innocence, all issues of great importance to the congressional black caucus, our constituents, congress

should be reduced, but they didn't talk about that and they did not take any questions since borse and briana, so we don't know if that those feelings have been shared with the county prosecutor's office. i will say the police department, they told me yesterday in response to my reporting that i should listen in today that it would be there'll be no question, no doubt about where they stand on these issues. but as of now, there are still a lot of lingering doubts and a lot of questions yeah. >> so glad that you point that out also, listen, they want to take this all the way with a felony charge and then you don't have bodycam video. >> we'll see how that goes. i'm gabe cohen. thank you in about a half hour or so, senators are going to hold a vote that is expected to go nowhere. >> senate democrats are going to put up a procedural motion to revive what would have been a landmark border bill, but was reject put it back in february donald trump pressured republicans to kill it. and this afternoon they're likely to reject the measure once again, but this time, more democrats could be joining the

i want to go back to brianna in new york outside the courthouse, briana, new details are merging. take it. >> yeah, that's right some pretty contentious moments there inside of the courthouse behind it this wolf i'm back now with phil and paula and some themes sort of coming out of these questions. >> yeah, two big themes i've seen over the past ten minutes. the first is whether stormy daniels actually financially benefited from her liaison with trump or if she's worse off, and then the other one is whether she's been truthful on the stand. now, the first is this this is a theme that the trump folks i've tried to push and moments ago, susan nicholas, she argued that looks stormy daniels has been making money off of having had sex with trump for over a decade was stormy day daniel's argues that noem, now she owes trump hundreds of thousands of dollars in legal fees. she's at risk of losing her house, and she tells folks in her documentary that it's hard for her to find work so that that is it has been a theme throughout this trial. michael cohen has stormy daniels and whether they

>> well, i'll make some briana suddenly what we are seeing is the humanitarian crisis continuing, we are seeing more aid trucks getting into the area itself for an interestingly, the secretary of state visited kerem, shalom today, one of the land crossings into gaza, so that he could get a briefing on exactly what the issues are and why. so little has been getting in over the months so we have heard that last month, there were more trucks that got in since october itself that coming from unrwa, but they also so say that still it is woefully inadequate. the amount that's getting in and the un is warning that fears of starvation disease are increasing. now we heard also from doctors without borders medicine, some frontieres saying that they believed that there is an issue also with silent killers which they refer to the decapitated health system. in raffa, in parts of gaza pretty much all of gaza. that's when you do fall ill or when you are wounded by the bombing. >> it is inevitably going to lead to worse injuries or in some cases, deaths saying that there really is not a chance of su

well, pour some briana inflation still seems to be sort of stuck, not as bad as that nightmare from two years ago, but not back to normal yet either. >> now, today's report is the pce inflation data. >> i know there's a lot of different indicators out there follow this one closely because it's the one that the fed uses to determine whether to lower or increase interest rates. and it found that month over month prices were up by 0.3%. no improvement there. the big number is year over year, two 2.7%. again, no improvement from the month before. and when you look at the trend which it is really important, you can see that two things really stand out, right one inflation has gotten a lot better than the middle of that chart that was 2022 the other thing though that stands out is that this progress of late has really stalled out and 2.7% inflation where we are now, that is well above the 2% that the fed is tara we're getting now the good news from this report is that when you zoom in core inflation, which excludes food and energy that did improve on a monthly basis ever so slightly, but we n

use their post, trying to use their positions to show donald trump that they are standing with him briana, boris lauren fox, thanks so much for the update. let's dig deeper now with bryan lanza, he was deputy communications director for trump's 2016 campaign. he's also a partner at mercury public affairs. so brian, this conviction seems like a political gift for the trump campaign. >> first of all, thank you for having a voice. i think everything in the criminal space has been a gift for president trump, whether it was the four indictments are where he's able to raise a lot of money me, but i think you'll always see this example pop-up of where the party rallies behind him and his voters to rally behind him. and that's what you're seeing with the $34 million in nutty even 24 hours, i think in seven hours, they're gonna have an update in next couple of hours which could easily double that number. i mean, they're getting tremendous amount of support it seems like a gift in some ways, and yet trump's demeanor is pretty clear. >> we can see it here, even just in the pictures, he's he's not ha

combs of abuse that could be the last step before potential indictment of the hip hop hello, i'm briana keeler alongside boris sanchez, and we're following these major developing stories and many more all coming in right here to cnn news central the, fate of one of america's president's. >> now in the hands of 12 new yorkers, the jury in the first criminal trial of former president trump has been deliberating for more than three hours now, they've worked through their lunch seven men, five women, who will decide if the presumed nominee for president, republican nominee is guilty of 34 counts of falsifying business invoices, vouchers, and checks. >> not always fun to work through lunch, but the jury is doing it. prosecutors say that these are felony level offenses because trump didn't get them to conceal a hush money payment to a porn star from 2016 voters. this is likely to be the only one of four criminal cases that trump is facing that breaches resolution before the november election. and as the world awaits of verdict trump remains in the courthouse in manhattan. let's take you there

. >> health officials, boris and briana, are watching this situation very closely. >> there watching it closely, are they concerned that this could balloon or anything like that? >> well, they say again, the risk is low, but they do recommend farm workers to wear ppe protective igy or masks because of the risk of this outbreak spreading among infected dairy cattle all right, good to know jacqueline howard. thank you so much for the very latest on that. we appreciate it. >> and thank you so much for joining us this afternoon. a lot to monitor with the trump hush money in case and the jury's hands as we speak, make it a decision any moment. the lead with jake tapper starts right now 30 before counts of falsifying records. >> 12 jurors, three notes to the judge, 11 hours down. the lead starts right down the drop. hush mon fate of the first ever us president to face a criminal trial of former juror from a different high-profile cases here to break down what's actually going on behind that door. plus boeing rolls out as sweeping new plan hoping to convince skeptical flyers that it is safe

i want to thank and kerry, jake, briana and patrioten and the republican subcommittee, aviation subcommittee, lainy, andrew, julie, and maggie. lastly, the last thing i want to say is recognize my general company, corey cook. that is more to do with the fact after 5 1/2 she is debating for the senate and watching and waiting on the senate, i can't say her decision to lead the worse fer house is guided in the right election direction. and we have done everything and she works with me on my chair manship and small business and very local staffer who will always be consideredded part of team graves. i urge every member to support final passage and i yelled back. the speaker pro tempore: cory's former boss yields back. will the house suspend in the rules and those in favor say aye , those opposed, no in the opinion of the chair 2/3 being in the affirmative. the senate aamendment is not aagreed and without objection, the. >> the gentleman asks for the yins. the yeas and nays are requested rntion those will resize until starting. the rapes are recorded rntionp and -- further questions on this moti