peter, tim, dave, judge cordell, thanks for joining us. before we go to break let's check in on our dj t tracker. it finished the day nearly $49 per share, up almost 8% from yesterday. meanwhile the company ceo, i can't even believe it when i say his name, the ceo, devon nunez, is again pushing for investigations into companies he says are illicitly short selling the stock. he wants congress and the nasdaq to investigate. i would like him to tell us who the buyers of the stock car and if they care about this company, or if it is a beautiful way to avoid all campaign-finance donation regulations and that is the way they are actually giving to his campaign. that is what i would love to know the answer to. maybe he can answer, but in the meantime we will keep watching trump media stock. remember, his stake is currently worth about $5 billion. $5 billion on paper, but that is still a really big number. we are going to keep you up at night because you should know what is going on, every day. >>> when we return, trump says he will only accept th

, a judge cordell great to see you so the jurors had a weekend to digest star witness michael cohen's testimony and cross-examination challenging his credibility is his testimony. the lynchpin for conviction or acquittal? >> rodrigo. thank you for having me on this this trial so far is going to end shortly, really, there have been no surprises and including the testimony of all the witnesses, everyone is expected. michael cohen to say what he said and expected the cross-examination to be as it was the only surprise. so far has been the good behavior of donald trump during the testimony of the witnesses and that surprise that may happen. and it would be a big surprise if he chooses to testify he won't but he has an absolute right not to testify because it's going to be his call. >> so everything here's i don't think anyone is surprised at all that how things are going the key, one of the keys is indeed, as you mentioned, the testimony of michael cohen, but there's much more to that. there's the documentary evidence and it's about following the money and following the papal paper trail

judge cordell, thank you so much for joining us. as you heard trump is clearly unhappy with judge bursch sean's ruling. but in defending his gag order, judge merchan cited the quote, and i'm quoting him now, the very, real, very threatening attacks on potential witnesses end quote by trump was this the right decision on the part of the judge? >> thank you for inviting me, wolf, donald trump is never happy with any of the rulings of this judge, and especially with the gag order. did the judge do the right thing? of course, the judge did. the judge knew that if he were to lift the gag order with regard to him, his daniels that donald trump would go out and say horrible things about her an attacker. and of course basically endanger her life. and also, the judge was quite clear that if i allow you to do this, mr. trump, you're not going to be polite in your comments about her and it will basically raise an alarm for other witnesses scheduled to testify that when they're done testifying and the gag order is lifted, that donald trump's co

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judge ladoris hazard, a cordell. thank you so much. appreciate your time and expertise court has adjourned for the de and donald trump's hush money conspiracy trial. michael cohen testifying on the stand today for around five hours prosecutors expected to resume direct examination tomorrow morning. cnn's kara scannell was inside the courtroom today. qarrah, how was mr. trump's demeanor when michael cohen? was on the stand donald trump for a lot of the testimony today with sitting back in the chair with his eyes closed not reacting too much. >> but there were certain moments when he did react. one was in michael cohen brought up melania trump and trump had made a face and in that context, cohen was talking about melania trump and what her reaction would have been had she learned about the stormy daniels story. just as trump was negotiating, according to michael cohen, to try to bury it. the other time was toward the end of the testimony, trump would pass notes to his lawyers when michael cohen was getting some to some of the details of

judge cordell. thank you so much thank you. my panel is back with me now. i mean, she's talking about changing the convention. obviously, if dredge more shiny things the same way that she does donald trump is facing actual prison time. >> that was remarkable frehse. my judge cordell mean perfect pression analysis by wonderful judge who has done this job. it's going to be such a difficult call for judge merchan. i mean, we've looked at sort of broader studies. there's no case quite exactly like this, but if you look at the comparable pool of cases, the majority one of defendant's somewhere in the 70 to 90% convicted of comparable crimes do not get prison time. in this, in the new york system. but i think the judge just articulated the contrary argument to me. it feels like a coin toss. what georgia, michigan does hear 50, 50. the other really important question 34 counts before i points, 34 guilty counts 34 guilty counts and a felony matters that matters. he has been held in contempt ten times before this, judge. okay. that's that's not a normal thing. i per

judge cordell, thanks so much for spending time with me on a memorial day weekend.it. >> ah, it's my pleasure. >> let me start with jury instructions. it might not be the most exciting part of the trial out there. you might have heard an true weisman's take in the previous segment. how do they help the jury apply the law to the evidence they heard of the trial? most of the people on the jury are not lawyers or from the judicial system, of course. >> well, jen, my take on jury instructions is a bit different from that of andrew weissmann. guilty verdicts are reversed most frequently because of faulty jury instructions, and who is its that gives the jury instructions? it's the judgment it's all the judge's fault in a conviction gets reversed because the jury instructions. the jury has two jobs. find the facts and apply the law. in the jury instructions, there's talk about circumstantial evidence, direct evidence, what to do when you go into the jury deliberation room, how you should keep an open mind, but the key elements on the jury instructions are the crimes charge

. >> spotted in the cordell bank west of point reyes, north of the farallon islands, was a pacific northight whale, one of the rarest of the rare endangered species usually traveling between the u.s. and canada. >> we think that there are fewer than 50 individuals in this particular population, so we consider them to be incredibly rare, making sightings such as the one that just occurred very important and very exciting for us because with only 50 or fewer, we don't get to see them very often at all. it was seen on an ocean research cruise by the national oceanic and atmospheric administration, or noaa, on their ship, bell m shimada, while researchers were monitoring ocean health, evaluating water temperature as well as seabird and marine life populations. it was just kind of hanging out, which whales can tend to do, and when they're sleeping, they tend to float near the surface and come up to breathe. every so often we've learned there have only been 18 confirmed sightings off the west coast since 1955, including one in march 2023 down in monterey bay. >> experts say these types of bale

. >> retired california superior court judge, ladoris cordell. judge. thank you so much for joining us. as you know, judge1 were shown today. rural trump can't be asked about his violations of the gag order if he were to testify, are you surprised by that? >> not at all the gag order and the violations are separate proceeding even though there are part of the trial, technically, they're separate proceeding. >> so they really don't have any relevance to the issue that's presented at trial, whether or not there was election interference. so that's not surprising and it is the proper way ruling in my view, it was interesting today that the judge specifically clarified that the gag order he imposed doesn't doesn't prohibit trump from testifying in this case. >> who do you think that message was directly was directed at? >> the message was directed at trump, but obviously also to his maga base. this is another example of donald trump just blatantly lying, going out in front and saying the gag order says, i can't even testify my own trial. that's absurd, but

down to 12 jurors and six alternates joining us now, retired california superior court judge ladoris cordell. >> she's also the author of hur honore. >> also law enforcement reporter for the washington post, devlin barrett, who is in court today as he has been throughout this trial. your honor, let me begin with. you, because lawyer we'll see the final jury instructions. the day after tomorrow this case has complicated and trying to connect the different dots. the felony from a misdemeanor and beyond telling me just how important it's going to be to make these instructions clear. and also amenable to both sides thank you for having me on the jurors have two jobs. >> one is to be the finders of fact. and once they determine what the facts are, then they must apply the law and the law is given to them in these jury instructions. and it's really interesting to note that when guilty verdicts are reversed by the appellate courts, the most frequent reason is faulty. jury instructions. >> the judge is determined most judges hard to get it right. >> two and you saw today where the lawyers were going

somos primeros contigo y tenemos información de última hora desde la autopista 80 a la altura de cordella una persona que participó en una persecución policial y que más temprano habría disparado hacia una conductora. ese disparo habría ocurrido en la autopista 101, cerca de windsor, en el condado de sonoma. la víctima resultó ilesa y dio aviso a las autoridades que a su vez habrían visto al sospechoso en runner park. desde entonces, se ha registrado una persecución que ha llegado a este punto. seguiremos monitoreando esta situación que está causando definitivamente un dolor de cabeza a los conductores transitando por esa vía. ahora hablemos de la policía del condado de placer que dio detalles de un incidente ocurrido la noche del jueves. un hombre murió y un agente resultó herido. fue en el área de koufax . un informe de un disturbio en un área los llevó a intentar contactar ese sospechoso. pero este disparó contra los agentes y ellos respondieron durante el tiroteo. 1 de los oficiales resultó herido y fue trasladado a un hospital. condiciones críticas se reportan, pero espera que sobre

a tornado touched town yesterday in cordell, oklahoma, damaging homes and businesses. in kansas, at least one person was killed when a tornado ripped through the city of westmoreland. it destroyed or damaged more than 30 homes. yesterday's storm comes just days after dozens of tornadoes tore through the central u.s. killing at least five people. >>> and another round of severe storms will likely develop today over the central and southern plains. large hail will be the main threat from southern nebraska to west texas. there could be isolated tornadoes and damaging winds. >>> donald trump is using his one-day break for his criminal trial to hit the campaign trail. he has two rallies scheduled in the battleground states of wisconsin and michigan. the stops come after the judge held the former president in contempt of court and threatened him with jail time for violating a gag order in the so-called hush-money case. cbs' jericka duncan reports. >>> not only unique, it's totally unconstitutional. >> reporter: the $9,000 in fines are the result of nine instances where the c

gentle doris hazard cordell, author of her honore. what that was really that was really fun talking to you all exactly. the judge mossad was taking in and saying pretty much everything that you said, except a minute later. thank you so much for being with us. and let me bring in kara scannell, who is in the courtroom today. so kara, we are at a disadvantage out here in the real-world. if you can call a cable news set, the real-world, because we're taking in this information from brilliant reporters like you trying to absorb it and trying to imagine what it is like in there. and we have no idea what it actually is like in there when michael cohen was revealed to have committed larceny of six $60,000 within the documents that are the split alleged smoking guns, according to the prosecution and michael cohen fans was that as big a bomb? i'm michelle in the courtroom to the jurors as it felt out here jake, these jurors have hoped faces and they've had poker faces this entire trial. >> they let on very little about their reactions to testi

judge cordell always great to have you on. thank you so much. good to see you again. >> thank you. >> the jury hasn't stopped deliberating, but the questions are swirling around. what are they going to decide if they're late afternoon notes are offering any signal and a hint about what they might ultimately rule stay right here. >> the sirens are going off the tornado here you cannot out swim this. >> you cannot outrun it really is a terrifying experience. >> it is a stuff of nightmares you could hear it and feel it. >> my eyes and my throat. we're burning. >> i'm thinking i'm going to die and i thought that was it along with earth, with liev schreiber? >> premier sunday at nine on cnn. were you stationed working or living at campbell as june between 1953 and 1987, if you or a loved one have suffered from a severe illness, you may be eligible for a settlement offer ranging from 100,000 $550,000 without a court filing morgan and morgan is already helping over 15,000 veterans and their families and the fight towards justice. for more information,

beside the army has divided the strip through the so called nets are in cordele, which it controls. let's start with the situation of renewal is rarely soldiers and tanks of advance to further into the jabante refugee camp and engaged in fits baffles with posting and fights has strikes and the arrows supporting the ground operation. forcing tens of thousands to flee box escaping south is an option that is necessary. the buses that prevents this so most awfully in west and southern gauze, adult tooth as the quite hospital and rough uh, have receive calls from these rarely military ordering them to eventually the hospital. meanwhile, palestinians are still escaping from rafa towards darrow bala in the center. and to i'm a wasi area, at least 360000 people have been displaced in this latest fighting. and how could we begins our coverage from the out by it has been a very frustrating and tiring day for people and drop off and into by the but talking about rough law, there has been intense. uh, air strikes are talerie selling, where people were forced to evacuate under fire. we have been

sapaulas responsible for violence in the occupied west bank and the india middle east europe, economic cordele, which is planned to increase trade between asia, the middle east, and the e. u. i've come to a halt because of the war on dollars. also, we've been seeing protest springing off, but universities across the us, my students cooling for the institutions to divest from organizations, links to israel. that'd be nice demonstrations in many capitals, cooling for a c spot. and for governments to stop selling weapons to israel was bringing all to exports. now to discuss this further, when joining us from stumble is how come act bosh? he's the managing director of to teach at advisory services and from london joined by e a winter. he's the silvers like professor of economics, of the hebrew university of jerusalem and the professor of economics at lancaster university in the u. k. thank you very much. both of you for joining us on counting the cost. l tack here is one of israel's main sources, full imported goods. what impact as the southern holt has on the availability of products and prices f

we possibly go without children's not goes and egypt to separated by boy design, the philadelphia cordele, a 14 kilometer long roots stretching from the mediterranean to israel. their right to border crossings along the strip of gland. rafa. and carol, i'm sure on the last a certainly a commercial goods junction with these rail profit currently is the only way out of the palestinian enclave. thousands of people have been evacuated from gaza through the rapid crossing trucks with vital aid also come into the territory via this way . cairo condemned the planned rock offensive, citing catastrophic humanitarian consequences, and also warned against the false displacements of palestinians, egypt fees. israel will not allow palestinians to return to their homeland, i believe, to throw myself. and that's exactly what nothing you know, wants nothing. you know, once to a human at the palestinian people and also eliminate and try to push them outside guys. and uh, it is the responsibility of the united states, which is the data support office i just found out to this plan or the other guys they wil

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spotted in the cordell bank west of point reyes, north of the farallon islands, was a pacific north right, one of the rarest of the rare endangered species usually traveling between the u.s. and canada. we think that there are fewer than 50 individuals in this particular population, so we consider them to be incredibly rare, making sightings such as the one that just occurred very important and very exciting for us because with only 50 or fewer, we don't get to see them very often at all. it was seen on an ocean research cruise by the national oceanic and atmospheric administration, or noaa, on their ship bell m shimada, while researchers were monitoring ocean health, evaluating water temperature, as well as seabird and marine life populations. it was just kind of hanging out, which whales can tend to do, and when they're sleeping, they tend to float near the surface and come up to breathe. every so often we've learned there have only been 18 confirmed sightings off the west coast since 1955, including one in march 2023 down in monterey bay. experts say these types of baleen whales are en

bailey reports, researchers are now asking people to keep an eye out for even more spotted in the cordellf point reyes, north of the farallon islands, was a pacific north right whale, one of the rarest of the rare endangered species, usually traveling between the u.s. and canada. >> we think that there are fewer than 50 individuals in this particular population, so we consider them to be incredibly rare, making sightings such as the one that just occurred very important and very exciting for us because with only 50 or fewer, we don't get to see them very often at all. >> it was seen on an ocean research cruise by the national oceanic and atmospheric administration, or noaa, on their ship bell m shimada, while researchers were monitoring ocean health, evaluating water temperature as well as seabird and marine life populations. >> it was just kind of hanging out, which whales can tend to do. and when they're sleeping, they tend to float near the surface and come up to breathe. every so often we've learned there have only been 18 confirmed sightings off the west coast since 1955, including o

terms of the will, because we now have these rarely ministries seizing control of this philadelphia, cordele, which is the entire lens of the gauze and border with egypt. and despite everything that we've been hearing from the international community in recent days, they seem to have deep in the ground invasion interest money and correct. i think the taking over the for the district to the door and signals for the beginning of a new stage. and i think this is also related to the statements with hearing from days of a, the government officials, the sward will, will take months. this, or maybe years to come to the dentist. i quoted the ones that i added one by the junction government because it's the exemptions were very concerned and they were threatening that this would change the arrangements over the come david, a peace agreement they had with these red. that's what it was model just like a deadline. that is what it has. what are the costs again? so is that it has been crossing all that headlines that by the us international community, even by its neighbor egypt now. and i think that these