clothes or somewhere else they say: oh, red cross, yes, then i asked, what don’t you have?ime we see, can you imagine, the conflict has been going on for 10 years, this is the first time they see a representative of the red cross, when this question was asked by my colleagues, with whom i later had a zoom meeting based on the results of my trip, namely the secretary general of the international red cross federation, the president of the international committee of the red cross, i told him that you know colleagues, so after all... the cross is not represented by anyone in those territories, that’s what i was told: why do we have an office in donba in donetsk, well, the office can be anywhere, but where is the work? how will we help people? we were told: you know, we can’t go into those zones where life is dangerous, well, this is again a reproach, because i was in lisichansk, it was literally 5.3-5 km from the contact line, we had to naturally... merge with the terrain in order not to to be attacked by one of the opponents, and so i explained to them that i could not be in a

no error is crossing walls and traditionally a goods crossing. it wasn't for people to cross in and out of gauze, a particularly palestinians coming to work inside israel, but also international data trays and journalists and they'd like to cross in into gas. or it wasn't actually goods crossing that was down. and karen shut on which many of you as well now have been familiar with over the last weeks is that was reopened. now it's obviously been priced at the opening of this crossing has been praised by humanitarian workers and by agencies. but, you know, the crossing and areas will be boosted with the same issues that we're seeing and all the crossings, of course, will hopefully potentially uh, increase the amount of aid that's going particularly and directly into that northern part of the strip which is really facing the worst part that is, you know, what, what agencies are saying is on the brink of famine, it will be able to directly go into those areas. but of course, getting the aid through and it still needs to be checked by israel is still

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i'm standing here not far away from the arrows crossing that's uh, one of the crossing. so that being said, since uh, october 7th, since the attacks this crossing goes into northern garza, mainly it's not very far away from garza city. no, many countries have been pressuring israel to allow in more age, especially into north and garza and united nations. have said this situation, there is a man made crisis now the opening of this crossing, which allowed trucks for age and full commercial goods. a short, a journey through dangerous territory was of war. and of course the app on bachman is ongoing. they could come directly from the port of a store or also from jordan through the lens crossing, see it. but it remains to be seen how much age will come through this crossing, how much 8 will be allowed in town next time of the reporting. now the idea of confirmation comes during the us secretary of state antony blinking, pushed for seats fund gaza at the deal to release the hostages still held by her mos blinking this meeting with officials to discuss increasing the flow of ph

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not far away from the arrows crossing. that's uh, one of the crossing said, have been closed since uh, october 7th, since the attacks um, this crossing goes into north and garza mainly, it's not very far away from garza city. no, many countries have been pressuring as well to allow in more age, especially into north and garza and the united nations have set the situation. there is a man made crisis. now. the opening of this crossing would allow trucks for age and full commercial goods. a shortage or a new through dangerous territory, while the war of course app on bachman is ongoing. that could come directly from the port of a start or also from jordan through the lens crossings here. but it remains to be seen how much age will come through this crossing, how much age will be allowed in time reporting these early minutes early is confirmation comes during us. secretary of state antony blankets visit. he is a meeting with israel's prime minister. benjamin netanyahu was, continues on a seas fun in gauze as well as a deal to

is the prosecution happy with the cross? if i were the prosecutor here and they wanted to spent 3 1/2 days saying the same thing, my view would be let him have it. keep doing it. i think at some point, jose, you're losing your jury. i take ana's point, sometimes you lose your jury, but you never try to. my goal is to never lose my jury. and if you're saying the same thing over and over for days on end, i think you're losing your jury. >> there is an agony in a cross-examining of a witness like michael cohen, i've struggled -- for the defense, i've struggled with this myself. sometimes you get a witness that has so much bad history, normally just criminal history, you don't have a cooperating witness with a podcast and two books, but it is kind of in the same basket, sometimes you have an embarrassment of riches in terms of cross examination material. one thing i struggle with is just organizing it. because when you organize a cross examination, especially in my early lawyer years, i think a lot of lawyers do this, you script

riley troops have seized the roof of crossing and cancer. more palestinians have been killed in attacks on the area to a place where is royal, had ordered them to flee for safety. just as the fullest movement of people constitutes a will crime. another appears to be being committed by his ro, an ordering palestinians till now. leave ruffin, as well as action tramples are the use of carefully negotiated agreements on how to govern the crossing the vital gateways of people and goods in and out of the strip . so what does the seizure of ralph and main for garza's palestinians who and now and even grace had died, you and will be the consequences? the israel will be asking out panel of this, these questions in more than just a few minutes. but 1st, the support from alexandra by us. only hours after her mazda is acceptance of a ceasefire. proposal is rarely. tanks rolled into rafa. seizing the border, crossing with egypt and putting a choke hold on, one of the strips, last remaining lifelines in the above. the closure of the roof of crossing has p

and so the best cross examinations tend to be short cross examinations.i don't know a federal judge in front of whom i practiced who would let me do this for 2 1/2 days, no way, no how. and you said something very interesting earlier about being respectful of the jury, being mindful of the jury and their time. i think, and this is my bias, that you can do this cross examination in 45 minutes, sit down against my point earlier, shut up, and hit it in closing. >> what do you think about that, judge? is this going on too long, is this the most effective way -- you sat in a lot of courtrooms, you have seen a lot of cases, is this the way to go? >> you know, i see it all the time, where people kind of till that dead horse or beat that dead horse with cross examinations that go on too long, too far. i think one can argue that it has been established already that he's a liar, that whether we have him admitted five times or 25 times or 250 times does not really carry any more effectiveness. and it is a thought that the defense has to give. one of the things we ta

sometimes it's a soft cross and sometimes a hard cross. it's understandable why this is a hard cross. this may be a lot of theater without a lot of actual import. if you look at the doorman part of the story where everyone agrees that was a false story, and they still wanted to pay the money to hush that person up. >> we have to say good-bye, but i want to ask you a quick question. net positive or net negative at this point for her testimony? >> positive. >> what about you, adam? >> positive to the prosecution. >> thank you for being our legal guys going through this and thank you for helping us understand the politics, the bigger picture as it relates to this election and what was happening before that election in 2016. andrew weissmann, adam palk, amy barnes, thank you all. >> thank you working with you. >> thank you for joining us. "deadline white house" starts right after a short break. right after a short break. nice to meet ya. my name is david. i've been a pharmacist for 44 years. when i have customers come in and ask for something

we're going to run this crossing hopefully every day. last is shina low from the norwegian refugee council. how much difference reopening this crossing will make to well, that remains to be seen as of now, i believe only 30 trucks have reportedly crossed into northern that is nowhere near enough to meet the basic needs of the population that is on the brink of famine and have been starving for the last several months. on top of that, we're increasingly concerned that well area is, is opening and there discussions of opening this maritime corridor up to 2 crossings in the south. rafa and karen shall loan processing could be closed in the event of. c a. c rough uh, ground offensive, and so were concerned about, well, one of pressing may be opening. there's potential that others could be closed in and none the less with the, the amount of a that's been trickling in over the last several months. it's nowhere near enough to address the humanitarian needs of gaza and the n. well, more 8 may be blowing in, we need trucks. we need fuel to be abl

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so crosses are hard, mr.atherine and i was a prosecutor for a very long time, like us he wouldn't have had a lot of experience doing this. not a criticism of him, just an observation, picking your themes, sticking to your themes, not asking that ultimate question, saving some material for argument and some nation. those are all tricks, i think, of a very good cross examiner, and i'm not seeing that here. >> let's get a voice in on this conversation. joining us now is former u.s. attorney and msnbc legal analyst, barbara mcquade. show us the forest. >> i think that's a really important question. i think you can get bogged down in the minutiae here. the prosecution fully expected this day to come. they knew that michael cohen was an imperfect witness, far, far from perfect that he had a lot of baggage. it may be the reason the feds walked away from this, he is an essential witness. what they did in advance is to prepare for this moment by building scaffolding for him before he ever testified. by bringing in doc

i'm standing here not far away from the areas crossing. you may see the timing of the behind me up until october 7. during the terror attacks the crossing was badly damaged. up until then it was mainly a crossing for humanitarian workers for diplomats and for doing this. but also for a limited number of palestinians who had a permit to go to as well or to the occupied westbank. now the opening of this crossing would allow trucks to go in directly to northern garza, mainly to garza city. that would also allow them know to drive to dangerous territory too long as they come from the south to the north. what is happening now? they could come directly from the port of a stuart or from jordan a through and then crossing. but it still remains to be seen, how much a israel will allow in, in the coming weeks stewed. i've just done a fan of that. now the idea of consummation comes during us, secretary of state antony blinking, pushed for a ceasefire in gaza and a deal to release hostages. still held by homos, blinking is meeting with the officials t

eight agents say the closing of the rafah crossing as well as the other main crossing makes it virtuallyssist civilians inside the enclave. these pictures have been issued by the idf saying troops are carrying out a limited operation in gaza, saying they've killed several hamas fighters and destroyed a number of titles. meanwhile, lorries are queuing up at the rafah crossing waiting to get into gaza. in the last few minutes, the un has demanded that gaza's crossings must be reopened immediately and says a full—scale assault on rough i would be a humanitarian catastrophe. there's been celebrations in rafah on monday night after hamas edit agreed proposals for a hostage release and cease—fire. relatives of the hostages in gaza up and demanding benjamin netanyahu accept the deal. but israel says the drafters is far from meeting its key demands. galarneau has sent this report. and destroyed tunnels in a precise operation. but palestinians mourning their lost loved ones say children were among those killed in the latest air strikes. this man has his family lined up in body bags. translation:

the crossing was severely damaged. send me a tax previously use for foot traffic. israel has widened it to allow the passage of a trucks via arrest. the trucks will have sure to ginnie's to the areas where aid is needed most. this should be the amount of food and medicine reaching desperate civilians in the north, depending on the efficiency of israel screening procedures and is riley spokesman said it was hope the arrows crossing would remain open. this is the 1st day reopen that was crossing for a robust and continuous route. for instance, a few minutes here in a into gaza. as you can see behind me those of the curse trucks that came yesterday from joe with them. and we're gonna run this crossing hopefully every day. so the sound in the center of the strip, the residents of the day and i'll by law taking stuff with the destruction of the homes following use riley and strikes the attacks, killed at least one person and wounded many more in the same town. the us spaces tar t. well central kitchen resumed operations, a

the crossing he has been gauze is lifeline. international aid that's been trickling in since the stall to the will with these ro controlling what goes in and out. as the tanks advanced is riley will panes hit home during the night and into tuesday morning. the rough work crossing is now under control of the israeli defense forces and is currently closed for the movement of goods and people in both directions this morning is one of the darkest in this 7 months. now mike, man is ralph says it's bombing of gauze is limited, but it's pushed up the death toll among palestinians. by the day, thousands of people killed in less than 24 hours. makes just tense like this one old dog says, have to work with hospitals in gauze. a have been bowman. israel's little cabinet on the prime minister benjamin netanyahu unanimously voted to continue. minute she opperation is in rough off. and it's was issued more orders, palestinians, east, through the city to leave, to areas. it's heavily problems before. is riley decisions have pushed the interna

the only crossing into the north of the territory. it was closed following and loss is october. the 7th period tax agencies had been calling for the reopening for months. now, to allow them to deliver desperately needed food and medicine to hundreds of thousands of civilians at risk of famine. the trucks roll through the air as border crossing in northern guns for the 1st time since october the 7th. before the home of terror attacks, this was the main entry point for aid work. as a journalist and a select few palestinians, especially those seeking medical treatment. the crossing was severely damaged in the attacks previously used for foot traffic. israel has widened it to allow the passage of a trucks via interest. the trucks will have sure to ginnie's to the areas where aid is needed. most. these should be the amount of food and medicine reaching desperate civilians in the north, depending on the efficiency of israel screening procedures. and as riley spokesman said, it was hope the air is crossing would remain open. this is the 1st

a crossing where many people would cross uh, on foot. uh, it was mainly know for, for you many turn workers for diplomats, the, during this going and also a limited number of college students or had a permit to across from this areas crossing. but now there's also a part where these trucks can pause. that has been prepared me so those are about 30 trucks. with a being prepared, there will then be a the h will be then uploaded on other trucks and then brought into goals. and of course, the main question there remains, how it will be distributed, how the safety is for the many term workers, but also for the people to come and get the aid and the commercial goods. we should not forget all the for 10. of course. there's also broken down and goes, uh, and the price is extremely high for everything. and uh, of course, uh 8 organizations have said, you know, the best would be a see as far as that people can reach. uh, uh, you know, can get to the age. uh, but for now that has been this into the international sure to open more crossings and as w

there is no aid entering the gaza strip, the rafah crossing| the gaza strip, the rafah crossing is thewa, the largest humanitarian agency here, has been using, so now no humanitarian aid is all fuel can get in. thewlis what the agencies need to run this massive humanitarian operation across the gaza strip, it is needed to run the trucks to get the aide to the people who need it, it is needed and the generators to run the generators, hospitals, so with alan tate, the aid operation will grind to a halt. —— so without eight. in north gaza we had some very heroic colleagues who have maintained reading these health services throughout the war. we do our best to provide these services and provide what aid we have but it is very concerning to know the border crossing is closed and there is no foreseeable aid entering any time soon. ., ~ is no foreseeable aid entering any time soon-— is no foreseeable aid entering any time soon. ., ~ i. ., , time soon. thank you for telling us about the situation _ time soon. thank you for telling us about the situation where - time soon. thank you for telling

first of all , you need to understand that just because you wish, a zebra crossing will not be crossedt will be installed; there must be a reason for this. well, let's start with unregulated transitions. according to gost, they are organized in places where pedestrians often cross the road at intersections, and in... now more than 50 cars should pass there and more than 150 people should pass by, if in a year there are at least three accidents involving collisions with pedestrians have occurred at the intersection; it is believed that a crossing is necessary. the conditions for installing traffic lights are similar, but more complicated; if you need a controlled crossing, we advise you to study them in detail according to gost 52-289 in paragraph 7.2. the chances of getting a new crossing increase if the nearest one is further than 300 m, if nearby. installation of public transport or other objects of attraction for pedestrians, social facilities that are located, but other situations where the greatest... even by hand, yes, even by printing, hand it over personally, put the incoming n

so we've got to get those ground crossings as land cross open as soon as possible. it's like appear on gallons. this case receives a shipments for the 1st time. for the see me, a us official tells out to 0, it might be enough to meet the needs of meetings, kind of thing. and chime races for another wave of refugees has thousands of civilians, fleet escalate, combined with neighbors. the, all right, let's don to northern garza, where is relative the current r u. s. strikes target team that you brought a refugee camp, overnighted tax that killed at least 6 people in a house of sheltering displays, palestinians. and that a february is ready, forces withdrew from north and gaza, saying it had destroyed him mass battalions. but his forces have re enter the area i'd have resumed their attacks honey, my mood can talk of, of the, in the crowded value refugee count, palestinians have very little of food or water, no medical services, and nowhere else to go and is really bond keep falling here many civil defense workers have been killed, injured or arrested. those left here i

crossing, between gaza and egypt.ken operational control there and it is dealing, it says, with hamas terrorist infrastructure, to use its language, in that area. it says it has killed 20 hamas terrorists overnight and has found three tunnel shafts, and it is linking operations around this part of rafah to the rocket fire it says came from this area, fired by hamas on sunday, which killed four israeli soldiers close to the kerem shalom crossing, leading to the closure of that important crossing in the south of the gaza strip too. at the moment, when we are taking briefings from the israeli military they stress this is a very precise, limited operation, they are not putting a timeframe on it. they said they are working to reopen the kerem shalom crossing as security allows. tell us more about this potential ceasefire deal which hamas said it supports, israel says it goes a long way from meeting its demands. we understand that unofficial talks will still take place today in cairo, what more do we know about that? at the

but it was never a goods crossing. it was always a pedestrian crossing and now it is being used because obviously because of the infrastructure that was there and that has been now re built around that area to allow for trucks across through. so just not to confuse anybody that is, is, this is the reopening of a goods crossing. now of course, in terms of what benefit it will have because every bit of a terry that gets through into the besieged goals, this trip is making a difference will help every sack of rice, every box of medical supplies. but this opening of air is, is by no means a silver bullet. certainly it's location in the north of the street, we'll get around. some of the logistical issues that are faced by humanitarian work is trying to distribute that aid on the other side. it will be able to go straight into the north of the street, which is facing some of the worst conditions in the gaza strip. but, you know, we seen yesterday, we saw 30 trucks passed through. that's a drop in the ocean really. and we'll

this follows israel seizure of the gauze, the side of the crossing last week. egypt says the crossing on the gauze, aside, shipping mileage solely by policy in the far east, that off crossing is crucial for humanitarian aid and medical evacuations. it's been close since may the 7th. when israel took control of the goss aside, a defense piled up on the gyptian side, unable to cross. so, oh goodness, sorry, what's the middle of it? the whole big israel continues to engage in evasive actions, to avoid this responsibilities and in devious maneuvering around efforts to achieve a ceasefire. furthermore, it is defined to adamant about its widely condemned military operation and rough uh and 6 to leverage the rough crossing from the palestinian side to send a divide siege on the gaza strip once again. but i definitely states that egypt is unequivocally committed to steadfast position, both in words and actions in rejecting valid creation of the palestinian calls. the false displacement or compulsory migration of the palestinians, as well as the creation of conditions, rendering causes uninhab

places where pedestrians often cross the road at intersections, and more than fifty cars should passour and pass. more than 150 people, if at least three accidents involving collisions with pedestrians have occurred at the intersection in a year, it is considered that the crossing is necessary. the conditions for installing traffic lights are similar, but more complicated; if you need an adjustable crossing, we recommend study them in detail according to gost 52-289 in paragraph 7.2. the chances of getting a new crossing increase if the nearest one is further than 300 m, if there is a public transport stop or other facilities nearby. the attraction of pedestrians is the social objects that are located, but other situations can also be considered where the greatest number of people are walking, but at a certain hour, for example, this may be in large cities, for example, to a metro station or other public transport stop, not always this could be, let's say a school, a kindergarten, a hospital, a shopping center, or just a new residential complex, a large one, that has been built, can

to west in areas crossing to areas crossing. but of course, due to the fighting in the south. now the main crossing is egypt as close also, there's also the bottom neck between the north and the south and do you and has said, you have always been accused that they can't really distribution not cost enough by as well. but the un has said, you know, they don't have enough fuel at the moment. they don't, uh, the, the, it's, it's unsafe also to bring the aid to people. so all of these factors will play into see how this will pay out, given the most 8 operations have been disruptive because of that off of offensive. what kind of food is available in gaza and how do people get hold of it as well? and we've been talking to people in the north of cause a, a lately, and they say the situation is extremely fluid. what's available. sometimes most of the time that they tend food is available, but it also is at a high price, you know, and fresh food is sometimes available. but a father said to me on the phone that he doesn't have any income

the insistence is that crossings, particularly the rafah crossing with egypt, are reopened as soon assible to enable land routes to reopen for aid convoys which are more effective, more consistent and need to continue, the us and the un say, to make sure refugees get the supplies they need in terms of food, shelter, medical aid, tents and fuel as well to make sure the supplies can be distributed around the refugee population of gaza. so, a breakthrough, a significant achievement that the us has made with this contribution, stressing at the same time no us military personnel have been put ashore in gaza, but a warning at the same time more needs to be done to reopen land crossings to get more reliable aid supplies into a void widespread famine. . ~ , supplies into a void widespread famine. w , ., supplies into a void widespread famine. , ., , ., ., famine. take us to the situation with the land — famine. take us to the situation with the land crossings, - with the land crossings, particularly focusing on rafah. how long has it been closed? how much would normally come into gaza, how mu

from, that he wears this cross, so to speak, let’s take it off, i say, come on, i took off the crossone and a half floor, stopped, and stood in the middle of nowhere, on sunday, where to get a crew to do the repairs, there are no elevator operators, they said, they sent them, they will be there, in another area, so to speak, everyone is running around, everyone is screaming, my daughter woke up, thank god, by that moment my wife had already flown in from moscow to pick her up, they came, he said: dad, we’re leaving, my daughter told me, what are you doing here? and i’m sitting like ilyinsky on a carnival night, there’s such a grid there, i’m sitting, that means i’m saying, i’m making money, daughter, what am i doing here, that’s what it means, he says, maybe you’ll have lunch, i say, well, there’s a grid, so to speak, i’m sitting in this elevator, they’re having lunch there, swearing, shouting, i don’t know who told me, so where’s my cross, i said to myself, i got it cross, put it on, pressed the button, the elevator went, i went down, they all make the life-giving cross, they, they

the cross examination _ be and how intense? the cross examination will _ be and how intense? how intense? the cross i examination will be both lengthy be and how intense? the cross - examination will be both lengthy and intense _ examination will be both lengthy and intense and my training and experience over the last 30 years is that the _ experience over the last 30 years is that the best cross—examination iasts _ that the best cross—examination iasts no — that the best cross—examination lasts no more than about 30 minutes and i_ lasts no more than about 30 minutes and i would _ lasts no more than about 30 minutes and i would expect these to go on for many— and i would expect these to go on for many hours, may be more than a day, _ for many hours, may be more than a day, because— for many hours, may be more than a day, because donald trump has demonstrated he wants his lawyers to beat up _ demonstrated he wants his lawyers to beat up figuratively the witnesses against _ beat up figuratively the witnesses against him, notjust score the points— against him, notjust score the

cross-examination or when they do it 2:15. paul, where would you start? >> i think one of the things they're going to do aside from this idea there is nothing connecting donald trump to a fraudulent intent because you need intent to real quick room for something else, everything donald trump seems to have done here including the tapes is he did it on advice of his lawyer. who was his lawyer? michael cohen. >> who he trusted. a confidential relationship. >> this will get brittle this afternoon. i think this will be really, really interesting. we will all be leaning in. >> so well michael cohen. no doubt. thank you so very much for watching this our of our coverage today. so, again, 2:15 p.m. pop your corn in the moment it starts michael cohen cross-examination by michael dell mike trump's attorneys. "america reports" now. >> you ask me questions i'm not allowed to respond. the easiest questions that could possibly be asked. only a guy like michael can answer those questions. >> they have him tied up in this ridiculous prosecution that is not about dresses.

we gotta get those ground crossings as land crossings opened as soon as possible. the white house spokesman, welcome, does really help in the project. but at the same time, he says that it does not excuse israel from opening up the crossings. in fact, he says, this must be done at the same time. if god is humanitarian crisis is to be properly addressed. mike, hannah, i'll just sierra washington. i'll just say it is actually a shop i believe i'm right. has most to get close to the us constructed peer, it's trucks lined up to pick up aid. i mean, such as this report from what, because of, i don't know what else to find the we have managed to reach the why, because the area which is as close as we could get, as journalists to cover what is happening on the port and appear that was constructed by the united states as we speak, the 1st con boy of trucks is getting ready to enter. the peer that was constructed recently and preparations are underway to load these trucks with food that arrived just moments ago to disappear and up at them in this aid has arrived by c for th

crossings. of course, it will hopefully and potentially increase the amount of aid that's going particularly in directly into that northern part of the strip which is really facing the worst parts that isn't, you know, what, what agencies are saying is on the brink of famine, it will be able to directly go into those areas, but of course, getting the aide through and it still needs to be checked by israel is still could be protest is trying to block that aid crossing. and of course we have it still the, the issues with the distribution once the aid actually enters into israel. meanwhile, negotiations between israel and from us towards a ceasefire on going now, israel's prime minister says his troops will rage rough uh, in southern gaza, regardless of whether a ceasefire deal is reached. how rebecca does prime minister netanyahu explain how he imagines to a military offensive to be compatible with a cease fire as well? he hasn't given an answer to that question, terry. i mean unit and you know, w

tell us what impact this border crossing has had the closure of the crossing. i it's the same says sundays, i'm catastrophic impasse on everyone in the office involved. so this has been the main street going for guns coming in chicago, there's only been a trickle of guns coming since sunday. the crossing has been closed completely and this has devastating impasse, the people all the rubble ready on the verge, all sign. so no, a committee meeting, no, a distribution. after a couple of days, i need the terms. the only entry binds the fuel and got some without the fuel. there's no, but i think the trucks to move around has no ability for the starting nation. us to operate and provide said was that there's no electricity. it comes on everything, right? ervish along the lines below the small amounts of guns. the media is a gun. so since october, so absolutely devastating. so um, as owner, well, what would you say? your biggest concern is right now with the, with all of this happening. i mean, it's very difficult to narrow it down to one cause we have a major concern

it might make a point for the cross.ke he got caught in the cross hairs of indecision or lack of memory or maybe an inconsistency of some type, but i don't really think that makes the day. there's so much corroborative evidence that they were having this communication and that the actions taken to quiet stormy daniels was directly, you know, orchestrated by trump. he was a hands on, you know, decision maker from my perspective from what i have seen. >> i was hearing in my head, being in a store, clean up on aisle 6. is there a clean up that needs to happen here, and how does it go? >> i'll tell you, these prosecutors are very sharp. i worked with them pretty closely with regard to stormy and her witness appearance. and they're just very diligent, very careful. very thorough. >> are you surprised that they seem to not have been seen by michael cohen before, these exchanges, these text messages? >> i think they probably were, but we're talking about years of messaging back and forth. and his phone was downloaded and given

trump then the defense did the cross and i thought it was a really effective cross and a smart lawyer would have stopped right there. but then they had that one day a break and i'm sure because donald j. trump was so mad, so embarrassed that he insisted that they go after stormy and try to to embarrass her the way she embarrassed him and that's why this turned out to be a big fat nothing burger. i'm sure by the end of it, the jury couldn't wait to get back to something relevant in the case. >> and i should know right now, they are talking about the actual documents at the heart of this case. i may not be as salacious is the stormy daniels testimony, but they're talking about but the correspondence between trump white house employees who i shouldn't remind everyone or paid by the taxpayers and their conversations with trump organization employees about these checks, the checks that ultimately they were the ones that paid back michael cohen for the hush money that he paid to stormy daniels, but but robert, you're essentially arguing that you think the cross-examination continuing today

to the crossing point on sunday.ael had kept the crossing point closed, saying that there were ongoing security concerns, that it was continuing to see mortar fire aimed at the crossing. and yolande, meanwhile, the timing of this is significant given there are ceasefire talks. what's the latest we know about those talks? well, those talks are taking place in cairo. importantly, you have there, alongside the regional mediators, qatar and egypt, with the us involved as well, both a hamas and an israeli delegation for these indirect talks. now, we know on monday that hamas leaders agreed to a three—stage proposal for a ceasefire and hostage release. israel said that that did not meet its core demands. it sent over a relatively low—level team of negotiators with a fairly limited mandate, basically to see if any kind of agreement can be reached. we understand from israel that it has some particular issues with the text that was approved. some things do seem to be issues that could be overcome through negotiations. they sa

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we got to get those ground crossings as land cross open as soon as possible. i 1st impair on gauze coast receives 8 shipments. the 1st time, but a senior us official tells down to 0, it will not be enough to meet the needs of millions of published in israel projects, more accusations that it's committing genocide and costs that have the international court of justice. and as russian forces advance on khaki, ukrainian troops evacuate residents from the country, 2nd largest town and sport the world's number. one goal for scottish shuffler has made a steady start up the championship just hours after being arrested by police. editing that you knew about the american was charged with 4 offences after he allegedly failed to follow police instructions. the o israel has carried out new strikes on the gaza strip. at least the c 2 people we understand have been killed in the past 24 hours. the devali, a refugee camp in the north, was hit it farther than, overnight strikes that it kills at least 6 people in a house sheltering displaced, palestinians, you were cold. back

rail crossings in the state over the years. dozens of vehicles and pedestrians have been hit here with multiple fatalities. the state legislature had allocated 113 million dollars in funding to help pay for improvements. here and 2 other rail crossings, one in palo alto, one, another in mountain view. but that funding was recently pulled from next year's proposed budget. this is a massive problem. we have a chance to fix it. let's not miss that window. state senator josh becker who represents the area is leading the charge to try to get that funding reinstated because that's going to leverage hundreds of million dollars to both federal funds county and local funds. so this is all ready to go. we're ready to break ground next year, but we need the 70 million with the thought of losing funding. it really does put in jeopardy our ability to get the project done. caltrain executive director michele bouchard says the transit agency supports the proposed safety improvements were operating an all-time high level of train our ridership

can he do it on cross? when he is challenged he is such a combative guy in every environment, but he was contained, as most people are, by the pressures and the confines of the courtroom, especially the witness stand. you've got to remember that when lives end up in a criminal courtroom and you are the key witness for a criminal prosecution, yours is a broken life. because you are here as the eyewitness to your friends murder and you are part of a tragedy yourself. so michael cohen's life was broken by all of this and what you saw on the witness stand was this broken man and i love some of what we saw from the courtroom art. the capturing of michael cohen's mournful face, which is what this was. this was someone morning for his own mistakes. terrible mistakes he made in his life and then describing eventually what was a family intervention to get him to turn away from what was literally his life of crime with donald trump and save what could be left of his life by the simple course of telling the truth to p