daniels. daniels pushed right back. it came after daniels testified in graphic detail about an alleged tryst with trump in a lake tahoe hotel suite back in 2006. an encounter trump denies. today, his lawyer challenging the porn star, "you have a lot of experience of making phony stories about sex appear to be real?" daniels firing back, "the sex in the films is very real, just like what happened to me in that room." she added that if she were to fictionalize her encounter with trump, "i would have written it to be a lot better." necheles portraying daniels as a scheming opportunist, insisting her story of her time with trump "generated a ton of publicity for you." "lots of bad publicity," daniels replied. necheles pressing on. "now you had a whole new fan base and were able to sell yourself?" "i just did the same job i always did," said daniels. trump's lawyer pointing out this candle daniels sells online -- stormy, saint of indictments -- asking her, "you're celebrating the indictment by selling things from your store, right?" "not unlike m

daniels,d the night of their alleged sexual encounter in a lake tahoe hotel, which he denies. she says he greeted her wearing silk pajamas. daniels testified she said jokingly to him, did mr. hefner know you stole his pajamas, a reference to "playboy" magazine founder hugh hefner. with trump looking on, his son eric also in attendance, daniels said she asked trump about his wife, melania, and he said it wasn't an issue. don't worry about it, we actually don't sleep in the same room, according to daniels. trump was seen visibly shaking his head at the remark. daniels told prosecutors she had unprotected sex with speed which she described in part to "estimates" in 2016. >> donald trump turned around and took off his pants? >> yes. he turned around and pulled his pants down a little. he had underwear on and stuff, and i just gave him a couple swats. >> this was done in a joking manner? >> yes. from that moment on, he was a complete different person. >> reporter: daniels testified trump told her you remind me of your daughter, she is smart and beautiful and people underestimate her, as well. after the encounter, daniels said she was shaking so much that she was having a hard time getting dressed. is there any legal significance to the salacious details offered in her testimony? >> there is no legal significance to the salacious

daniels, that's what it says. and that's what you signed, right? daniels, correct. >> danielsvia keith davidson who was her attorney, i never spoke to michael cohen directly daniels says. in 2018 president trump was denying this relationship, right? daniels, yes. necheles, and he wanted you to deny it as well, right? daniels, yes. necheles, he was already president, right? you understand trump has a brand, yes. you understood his concern about protecting his brand and he daukd taukd about creating an image that was successful, daniels yes. all these denials, temidayo is that going to be a problem for stormy daniels the fact that she initially denied having an affair with him? >> it's not good. if you're a defense lawyer what you're looking to do is create complexity and confusion. as charles said, a lot of things pointed out aren't relevant to the crime charged. the benefit you have is to say we can't parse this out, and that means you can find beyond a reasonable doubt. that's the goal here. it's not a target. it's to create the semblance of confusion and tell the jury the pr

yeah, well stormy daniels. _ daniels has been saying. yeah, well stormy danielsdaniels has been saying. yeah, well stormy daniels, two salacious - stormy daniels, two salacious details of her alleged affair with donald trump which he denies. and stormy daniels started out by talking about her difficult upbringing and how she got into the aduu upbringing and how she got into the adult film wall, now she is centred on that alleged sexual encounter with donald trump in 2006 after she met him at a celebrity golf tournament. she says that she was approached by donald trump's bodyguard, ask to have dinner with donald trump and she playfully cracked jokes a couple times thank her initial response to that invitation was f no. but her plug blitzes urged her to attend at dinner, when it got to the exact details of the encounter in donald trump hotel suite, that's where things got a bit tense. the judge warned prosecutors numerous times that they were going into just too much detail, and they warned prosecutors to move quickly along to the relative information about that en

examinations of the many different versions of stormy daniels story. different versions of stormy daniels sto . . ., different versions of stormy danielsin the uk. there are reports of long delays at airports — due to an outage affecting passport e—gates at the border. a spokesperson for heathrow airport said they were aware of an issue with uk border systems across the country. in a statement heathrow airport said: our teams are supporting border force with their contingency plans to help resolve the problem as quickly as possible and are on hand to provide passenger welfare. manchester airport and gatwick airport also confirmed they had been affected. the ukrainian security service says it broke up a russian plot to assassinate president volodoymr zelensky. the plan allegedly involved two coronels within the ukrainian state guard. ukraine says they were part of a network of russian agents belonging to the russian state security service, the f—s—b. james waterhouse has more from kyiv. assassination plots are common especially since the invasion when russian paratroopers attempted to land in kyiv and take out president zelensky. this a

daniels today. we more than three hours questioning daniels today-— more than three hours questioning daniels today.e not hearing a ureat daniels today. we are not hearing a great amount _ daniels today. we are not hearing a great amount about _ daniels today. we are not hearing a great amount about what _ daniels today. we are not hearing a great amount about what they - daniels today. we are not hearing a| great amount about what they claim to be charges, probably because there are not any. it wasn't part of the plan, but could donald trump's time in court help him get to the white house? as stormy daniels and trump's lawyer go at it in court, we ask ms daniels's good friend what she makes of it, and have analysis from two republicans — a trump supporter and one who's not. also tonight: israel makes it through to the eurovision final as pro—palestinian protestors demonstrate in malmo — we'll be speaking to crystalfrom rupaul�*s drag race who cancelled a eurovision party, and a long—time eurovision superfan. and mark has been ranging across america scoping out thejeopardy facing joe biden in his bi

daniels repeatedly denied being motivated by money and when necheles noted she was selling burke merchandise related to trump indictments online, daniels replied, not unlike mr. trump. did the defense's strategy potentially make stormy danielsk sympathetic to the jury? >> some jurors may have had sympathy for stormy daniels, and some jurors may have had contempt for her. >> reporter: late today, trump's lawyers pushed the judge to modify the gag order so that he could comment on daniels' testimony, but the judge denied that, saying it would remain in place because of trump's record of attacking witnesses with "vitriol" and also rejected and of our call for a mistrial. >> norah: and robert, still another highly anticipated witness. michael cohen. what do we expect there. >> reporter: all eyes on a long time trump fixer and trump lawyer. he will be the key witness for the prosecution in the coming days. expected to take the stand. if you thought today was rough

daniels responding i could have. necklace asserting you chose to make money, right? daniels saying i chose to take the nondisclosure agreement. the jury today again hearing a phone call between michael cohen and daniels' lawyer who negotiated the nda. that lawyer saying she wanted this money more than you can ever imagine. on redirect by the state, daniels told the jury money didn't drive her motivation for signing that nda, quote, we're all happy to take money. it was just a bonus. later former trump aid madeleine westerhout testifying about mr. trump's reaction when the story about the hush money deal first broke, saying "i remember he was very upset." late today the judge denying the defense's renewed request for a mistrial. mr. trump's attorneys had argued daniels' salacious testimony was prejudicial and irrelevant. the judge also refusing to change a gag order which bar mrs. trump from testifying on daniels' testimony. >> everybody saw what happened today. i don't think we have to do any explaining. i got to get back on the campaign trail. i'm not supposed to be here. we're so innocent there has never been anything like it. >> and laura, you've been sitting in the courtroom. for prosecutors, cou

daniels, who described the night of their alleged sexual encounter in a lake tahoe hotel, which he denies. she says he greeted her wearing silk pajamas. daniels testified she said jokingly to him, did mr. hefner know you stole his pajamas, a reference to "playboy" magazine founder hugh hefner. with trump looking on, his son eric also in attendance, danielsd trump about his wife, melania, and he said it wasn't an issue. "don't worry about it. we actually don't sleep in the same room," according to daniels. trump was seen visibly shaking his head at the remark. daniels told prosecutors she had unprotected sex with trump, which she described in part to "60 minutes" in 2018. >> you told donald trump to turn around and take off his pants? >> yes. >> and did he? >> yes. so he turned around and pulled his pants down a little. he had underwear on and stuff, and i just gave him a couple swats. >> this was done in a joking manner? >> yes. and from that moment on, he was a completely different person. >> reporter: daniels testified trump told her, "you remind me of my daughter. she is smart and beautiful, and people underestimate her as well." after the encounter, daniels said she was shaking so much that she was having a hard time getting dressed. >> is there any legal significance to the salacious details offered in her testimony? >> there is no

daniels was still trying to sell her story of sex with the former president, telling cohen, i thought you had this under control. cohen explaining he'd managed to suppress daniels' story years before, but it resurfaced on the heels of the ac"access hollywoo tape. and he feared if it went public it would be catastrophic for the campaign. saying mr. trump told him just take care of it. this is a disaster. women are going to hate me. guys may think this is cool, but this is going to be a disaster for the campaign. cohen says mr. trump told him he met daniels at a golf tournament, describing her as a beautiful woman. mr. trump has denied he had sex with daniels daniels and h ae c legal expenses. he says there was no crime, that cohen was his personal attorney at the time, handling a matter to avoid family embarrassment. he testified mr. trump did not want newspapers with details of a different hush money payment delivered to his home. he wasn't thinking about melania, this was all about the campaign. cohen adding, mr. trump told him, i want you to just push it out as long as you can, just get past the election, because, if i win, it will have no relevance. and if i lose, i don't even care. cohen testifying that he told mr. trump he would pay daniels as part of a non-disclosure agreement, opting to use money from a home equity line of credit. and mr. trump was appreciative, saying words to the effect of, don't worry, you'll get the money back. the state trying to show that the daniels' payoff wasn't isolated but part of a pattern. >> cohen

daniel leavy, thanks for talkin: to convention. daniel leavy, thanks for talking to us. _ convention. danielonvention. daniel leavy, thanks for talking to us, thanks so _ convention. daniel leavy, thanks for talking to us, thanks so much. - still to come on the world today — the bbc understands the government suspects china was behind the hack of an armed forces payroll system. and tiktok files a legal challenge to a law that would ban app in the us unless it's sold to another company. around the world and across the uk. this is the world today on bbc news. let's turn to a story here in the uk where the bbc understands the government suspects china was behind the hack of an armed forces payroll system. prime minister rishi sunak, stopped short on naming the country responsible, but said a malign actor had compromised the payroll system. china has described the suggestion as fabricated and malicious slander. here's the uk defence secretary addressing mps in the house of commons. mr deputy speaker, for reasons of national security can't release security we can't release further details of the

daniels, 21. hoffinger, did you work in the adult film industry? daniels, yes, we had contests in north america, the people who make the most were -- and then we're still typing here, so that's where we are in thi testimony from stormy danielsnny, how critical is the testimony from stormy daniels to this case? >> there are two answers to that question. in terms of flashiness and in terms of name recognition, stormy daniels is near the top, up there with michael cohen. in terms of substantive evidence, not that important in my view. let me say it this way, there have been other witnesses that are far more important to the prosecution's case. arguably even today and yesterday, names that you haven't heard of before, people who are inside the trump organization who handled the finances, you could argue that yesterday a huge portion of the people's case was made with witnesses that most people have never heard of. and then you had someone like stormy daniels, which i took the position that they arguably didn't need to call her, i think they do for two main reasons, number one, to book end and put a name to the face of the transaction from cohen to daniels. and then also i think she'll testify about the value of her story, and h

daniels, he stood up and said come here, necheles, nothing about the trailer park, necheles, you made all this up, right, daniels, no. no drugs, blackout, daniels, i got light headed, i didn't black out. necheles, you said you were fascinated and stimulated. you said you had good banter and nice intelligent conversation. daniels on the conversation before going to the bathroom, the conversation was intelligent and interesting, i enjoyed it. necheles, you told mr. weisselberg it was no abuse and what happened with president trump and that you were not a victim. daniels, yes. and this is what you were saying in 2018, right? daniels, yes. necheles, and you said the worst that trump had done was break promises you never believed he would fulfill. necheles continues, trump offered to buy you a condo in tampa and feature you as a contestant for "celebrity apprentice." you said the worst thing he did was not put you on "celebrity apprentice," right? i said the worst thing he did was lie. and then necheles continues, you didn't say anything about feeling faint. so, you know, what strikes me about this is this idea that she had -- maybe had some kind of

daniels, the adult film star at the center of the case, taking the stand. testifying for nearly four hours today. the former president sitting in his chair as daniels entered that courtroom. the first time they'd seen each other in a decade. daniels describing in graphic detail meeting trump at a golf tournament in 2006 and the evening they allegedly spent together. trump's lawyers trying to intervene several times. daniels also describing the payment she took for her silence. and what the judge said when trump's team called for a mistrial in the middle of testimony. stormy daniels was quickly led from the courthouse, you can see right there, afterwards. she returns to the stand on thursday. there were times in that courtroom today when the level of detail was quite graphic. we will not be going that far here tonight. senior investigative correspondent aaron katersky leading us off at the courthouse. >> reporter: tonight, donald trump and stormy daniels face-to-face for the first time in more than a decade. an explosive day of salacious testimony in this historic trial. up to the last minute, trump's lawyers tried to block the porn star from testifying at all. but prosecutors argued the details of the encounter are important. and

daniels was keeping quiet. when stories about trump and daniels began bubbling up in 2018, davidson says cohen had him draft multiple statements in the porn star's name. one denying a "sexual and/or romantic affair with donald trump." davidson insisting the letter was "technically" true, because no one "ever alleged that any interaction between she and mr. trump was romantic." >> stormy daniels! >> reporter: but stormy daniels was done playing along. >> did you sign this letter that was released today? >> i don't know, did i? >> wait a minute, that you can say, right? >> that looks like my signature, doesn't it? >> reporter: davidson testified daniels was eager "to talk about her life and reinvigorate her career." and at that point, neither michael cohen nor donald trump could stop her. trump has repeatedly said he would testify in his own defense, but today, on his way out of court, he made this false claim. >> well, i'm not allowed to testify, i'm under a gag order. i guess, right? i can't even testify or nothing. >> reporter: the gag order does not prevent trump from testifying. as he has said on at least three different occasions he would. every criminal defendant has the right to testify in his or her

daniels on. >> so we're watching in realtime as she's asking these questions and one key question she just asked is am i correct that you hate president trump. daniels says yes. necklace, and you want him to go to jail? daniels, i want him to be held accountable. she repeated, you want him to go to jail, right? and daniels, if he's found guilty, absolutely. so necklace does not appear to be handling stormy daniels with kid gloves. she's asking pretty direct questions right off the bat. is this how you would approach cross-examination? >> i think so. this is not a delicate witness. this is not a bookkeeper witness or other neutral witness. this is a core figure in this story and a core figure who they're going to try to upset. they're going to try to get under her skin and they're going to try to cross her on 63 different topics. so, yes, i would expect an aggressive cross. >> and andrew, they already know, they knew, the defense knew who stormy daniels is. they know how she is in interviews. so do you try to match, i don't know, energy for energy if it's a more demure witness, you don't want to do to go hard? if it's somebody who looks like they can defend herself, it's okay to go in tough? >> with most symp

daniels about her dinner with trump to do to go out for dinner that night? your gender in the room? yes. >> nicholas said daniels changed her story on tuesday. daniels testified they did not have dinner. daniels definitive ourselves saying just because they met for dinner does not mean they eight saying, i've maintained that i didn't see any food. it was dinner, but we never got food. the two also went back and forth about an old tweet danielson that said she is the best person to flush the orange turd down. necklace argued the tweet meant she'd be instrumental in putting trump in jail. daniels disagreed, saying, i don't see instrumental or jail anywhere in that. you're putting words in my mouth also on the stand, trump's former white house assistant, madeline west so hout, who's desk was right outside the oval office. the jury reviewed a contact list of people trump spoke most two, which was sent to western out that included cohen tabloid executive david pecker, among others west or, how testified about an email confirming a february 2017 meeting between trump and cohen in the oval office. prosecutors alleged cohen and trump worked out the reimburs

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daniel moylan. i'm going to come to you first. now, i know you're not representing the conservative party at all in any way, shape or form. you are just being daniel. and i just want you to be danielt? okay this show is not all about heavy politics. it's about having an opinion and having some fun. so, daniel, this national service , daniel, this national service, what do you make of it? >> well, before i come to that, can i just say i love all this election stuff because this is democracy in the raw. this is the privilege that we have fought for . this is true so many fought for. this is true so many generations. and because of brexit, this is the first general election in decades. >> hold on, hold on daniel. >> hold on, hold on daniel. >> you know the b word. no one within ten minutes. >> no one, no one can hide behind the european union. every one of these politicians who's canvassing for your votes from every party, they have to take full responsibility for what they're saying, because they're going to be governing the country and they won't be able to hide behind european union laws. it is real democracy for the british people. i really hope everyone takes part. i know it can

daniel says we had dinner time in the room. nicholas then presses daniel saying yes. about the dinner. daniel says yes. like i said, it was done on time the room necklace says so you're saying when you said we had dinner, you didn't mean that, right? nicholas asked daniel's again, argues that having dinner doesn't mean they eight. nicholas continues to zero and what she argues is in inconsistency in daniel story about whether she eight with trump daniels testified appearing example appearing exasperated at where she where she's from going to someone's house for dinner, doesn't mean you have to eat necklace and have questioning whether daniels walked the hotel, took a car. the details of your story keeps changing, right? nechele says, no stormy daniels says so this whole debate, the semantic argument over dinner, right? >> do you have to eat as it dinner time, the trump defense seen believes this is very important. i believe nicholas just asked. she said, ms daniels, your words don't mean what they say. they mean they believe by drilling down on the he's seemingly innocuous details about what allegedly h

then trump's team took their turn to question daniels trump's attorney, susan niclas, daniel's am i correct that you hate president trump? >> yes. daniels responded now, during daniels testimony, donald trump was very engaged. he was often whispering to his attorneys nudging them and prompting them at times to object to some of the questionings which the judge ruled in his favor. prefer a number of them, the jurors, they were actively also taking notes. they showed no facial expression to some of the moments when daniels said some things that she herself laugh debt, they kept straight faces, but they actively took notes, a number of them, very seem to be writing a lot and they're notebooks. now, the cross-examination will continue on thursday when cord is back in session and prosecutors say they will also have additional questions for daniels wealth re-adjusted keras canal reporting from outside of the courthouse in new york. thank you. care very much. that's get some analysis from our political and legal experts write down caitlyn polantz, the defense cross-examination of stormy daniels. it got very, very combative. what's the strategy

getting caught by the witness, stormy daniels, who then proved that susan necheles had mischaracterized what she was presenting to stormy daniels and stormy daniels did not spend one minute in law school learning how to do that. that is a sample of what happened in the morning. but as i said, the most important part of the day by far was the end. that is when judge merchan got the last word and provided the most important possible review of stormy daniels' performance on the witness stand, as did the trump lawyers. stormy daniels left the witness stand that 12:23 p.m., two hours after susan necheles invited her to repeatedly call donald trump the orange turd to his face in the courtroom. three more, far less colorful witnesses then took the witness stand and judge merchan into testimony early today at 4:00 p.m. so the trump defense could have time to raise two motions, both of which were raised and denied by the judge. first, criminal defense attorney todd blanche who is the lead attorney in this case and has already been so thoroughly humiliated in that very courtroom, that he enters, exits, and spends the day at the defense table looking like t

daniels today. we are not hearing a great amount _ daniels today. we are not hearing a great amount about _ daniels great amount about what they claim to be charges, probably because there are not any.

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daniels. she was pressing stormy daniels on, did you have dinner with donald trump? a long time on that. that had two effects, for the jury, it may stormy daniels more sympathetic. second, it opened the door for the district attorney to start questioning stormy daniels on things the defense was not expecting. >> interesting, katie, the prosecution got into these lurid details of stormy daniels alleged sexual encounter with donald trump in 2006. when she was 27 and he was 60 years old. he wrote about the ick factor of the testimony and you say it is relevant. why did it have to be so detailed? >> the headline is misleading, when i say the ick factor, not her testimony but how icky it felt when a 60-year-old man is answering the door inside pajamas and is in boxers after she comes out of the bathroom laying in wait for stormy daniels. the ick factor, even if you didn't want to hear it, you heard it. nobody wants to be running for president of the united states and have possible voters here that. the timing is important, this conversation, this incident did not happen in a vacuum. in terms of when it was leaked. we have the access hollywood tape t

this is the front page of the washington times about the stormy daniels testimony. it is daniel's detailed story of trump tryst, judge denies divergent risks appeal.

daniels. susan, am i correct you hate president trump? stormy daniels, yes. and you want him to go to jail, right? daniels him to be held accountable. necklace. you want him to go to jail, am i correct? daniels if he is found guilty, absolutely. that was the defense doing its best to try and undercut the testimony of ms. daniels, suggesting her to be somebody motivated hatred of donald trump. if you were watching this program he probably made up your mind about stormy daniels some time ago, but how did the 12 jurors understand what they saw today? did the prosecution risk anything by putting stormy daniels on the stand, or did this work to their advantage? joining me now are josh, senior legal affairs for political, and christie, formal federal prosecutor, both were in the courthouse today. kristi? let's start with the bigger picture of daniels. we went into detail earlier in the show about what she divulged in terms of the affair with trump, but it was a fairly heated exchange between her and trump's attorney. >> it was, and look, it is still continuing. there is more to be had, but some of it seemed to

the first reports that stephanie daniels -- stormy daniels was paid to keep quiet about her alleged sexual encounter with donald trump. today, story dan -- stormy daniels took the stand while the defendant sat watching 10 feet away. >> reporter: tonight, donald trump seated just 10 feet away as the woman at the center of his hush money cover-up trial, stormy daniels, testified in vivid detail about their alleged encounter nearly two decades ago. prosecutors say he was desperate to hide from voters before the 2016 election, the adult film actor speaking quickly at times, looking directly at the jury, recounting how she first met trumpet a celebrity golf tournament at lake tahoe in 2006 and went up to a hotel suite where the pair ultimately had sex, which mr. trump says never happened. she told the jury she was not threatened and wasn't drugged, but her testimony about an imbalance of power and blacking out during the alleged encounter prompting the defense team to ask the judge to declare a mistrial arguing the lurid details were only meant to embarrass the presumptive gop nominee, saying the testimony is not possible to come back from. the judge refusi

daniels to keep quiet about her alleged relationship with the republican candidate for president. >> the former president accused of paying $100,000 in hush money to stormy daniels. >> stormy daniels became a household name for shaking the corridors of pow. >> everybody wants to hear what stormy daniels will say. >> riveting, bombshell, sometimes icy testimony from the woman at the heart of the first ever criminal trial of an american ex-president. >> as our colleague nicolle there put it there, riveting, bob shell, and icy all at once. the world knows the bob shell with stormy daniels is what catapulted the trial today. daniels finally speaking out as trump looked on today. we have those sketches and many reporters inside the room who viewed him as having a sour expression. today's testimony grew heated at times with the judge getting angry and stormy daniels raising her voice to a degree that was described as yelling or almost yelling. daniels testified she didn't care about the money per se, but she wanted to get that payment deal done. if that is familiar it is a view she shared many years back when the story broke in 2018. >> was it a hush money to stay silent? >> yes. the st

daniels. a lot of evan says that she was almost in the room that light in fact, she actually came up and stormy daniels is testimony today. prosecutor susan hoffinger having juror asked daniels, did you end up calling your friend elena from the hotel room? stormy daniels replied, yes. often der did you put her on speaker? stormy daniels? yeah. and she said, what are you guys doing and he said he being trump were just hanging out hoffinger. asked when you called her and add are on speakerphone, did mr. trump asked her to come over and join you as well? stormy daniels yes. >> now, evidence says that trump told her over the phone to come party, but she decided not to. >> evans would eventually speak out publicly after the two initially denied the affair. >> a lot of evans joins me& abby now, a lot of ice you took a deep breath for a second before you started speaking. this must be particularly comfortable to be here and see this moment play out in a manhattan courtroom uncomfortable is definitely not the word that i would use. >> this is the first time that i have seen myself from storming is sayyed being put into this equation it's the first time that my name from her camp has

daniels responding, i could have. the attorney asserting you chose to make money, right? daniels saying, i chose to take the non-disclosure agreement. the jury again hearing a phone call between michael coe hen an daniels lawyer, saying she wanted the money more than you can ever imagine. on redirect by the state, daniels told the jury money didn't drive her motivation for signing that nda, quote, we're all happy to take money. it was just a bonus. later, trump's aide testified about mr. trump's reaction when the story about the hush money deal first broke, saying i remember he was very upset. the judge denying the defense's renewed request for a mistrial. mr. trump's attorneys had argued daniels' salacious testimony was prejudicial and irrelevant. the judge also refusing to change the gag order which currently bars mr. trump from commenting on daniels' testimony. >> everybody saw what happened today. i don't think we have to do any explaining. i'm not allowed to anyway. i got to get back on the campaign trail. i'm not supposed to be here. we are so innocent, there's never been anything like this. >> our thanks to laura for that report. >>> new details are coming to light about the controversy shaking

daniels had said herself. the other point on redirect that i thought was really significant was that in a later lawsuit that stormy daniels brought against donald trump in california, stormy danielsld trump admitted in that legal proceeding that he repaid michael cohen the $130,000 hush money payment, that he made that representation in court in a case that stormy daniels had brought. that goes directly to the issue that the witness right now, who is on the stand, that you were talking to barb about, that goes to the fact that donald trump understood that those checks were for exactly what he told a court in california what they were, which was a reimbursement of michael cohen for the hush money payments. >> we have talked about the demeanor of the defense attorney. we have talked about the demeanor of stormy daniels. you are in the overflow room in a unique position that you can see the defense table. you can see donald trump. i was thinking in one of the notes that we got from the producer inside that toward the end of stormy daniels' testimony, her voice was shaking when she was talking about the nasty tweets. i think that's the same area where she was talking about safety iss

daniels. last name is daniels. >> all right. good morning, ms. daniels. >> thank you. >> you may inquire. >> direct examination. >> the morning, ms. daniels. good morning. >> hello. >> ms. daniels, have you also been known as stephanie clifford? >> yes. >> what name do you prefer we use here in court? >> stormy daniels." >> in the next couple of minutes, we learn she was born and raised in baton rouge, louisiana. " my parents split up when i was four years old. i was mostly raised by mom. very low income family. she was a single working mom. i went to a private, very christian, very strict elementary school that my dad paid for. i was editor of my high school paper, so i was in the journalist club. " >> she was in a room filled with journalists, many of whom were probably editors of their high school newspapers but their similarity ended between her and anyone else in that room. she described the beginning of her career as what she called an exotic dancer and said, "the people who make the most for there. is with people who, the girls, performers, who ha

daniels said "no, although that does seem to be the case go daniels this position has changed noticeably since her cross-examination began while answering questions from prosecutors earlier, danielsvided great detail. your answers know are much shorter. here's an exchange with necklace moments ago "necklace asked her "you despise him and make one of them picking up trump. daniels responded, "because he started." daniels testified that she met trump and had an affair with him in 2006. she kept in contact with trump after that believing he could help her career. trump denies the affair ever happened on through social today he called the case a "false ancient history vehicle he also just posted the polynesian has gone too far and for a mistrial which is something that his lawyers also did at the beginning of the afternoon session saying that the jury heard damaging unrelated as the morning relative to the actual charges that judge faces. the judge says that he agreed it would've been better if some of the testimony had not been presented to the jury but that he did not think he mistrial was warranted right now. and occumed. >> neil: need -- nate foy, thank you. again we are waiting

daniels replied, you want him to go to jail? nicholas asked, i want him to be held accountable. daniel said if he's found guilty, yes. daniels casual and relaxed demeanor changed as the defenses questions became more pointed, attacking her credibility and trying to establish daniels has always just been trying to make a profit you've been making money by claiming to have had sex with president trump for more than a decade nicholas asked that story has made you a lot of money, right? daniels responded, it's also cost me a lot of money. court is not in session tomorrow, but daniels week back on the stand thursday to continue that cross-examination, but or an oval all be watching for the next 72 hours is a trump can continue to abide by the gag order that prohibits them from attacking witnesses. >> in this case daniels clearly got under his skin today, but the judge has threatened him with possible jail time if he violates the order again. all right. paula, thank you very much joe jackson. >> all everyone's here. let me just start with you. so the great detail, the sat and pajamas see i mean, they wanted that because that gives

daniels. last name, daniels. the court, all right, good morning, ms. daniels. the witness, thank you. direct examination question. good morning, ms. daniels. good morning. ms. daniels, have you also been known as stephanie clifford? answer, yes. question, what name do you prefer we use in court? answer, stormy daniels. in the next couple of minutes we learned she was born and raised in baton rouge, louisiana. quote, my parents split up when i was four years old. i was mostly raised by mom. a very low income family. she was a single working mom. i went to a private, very christian, very script -- very strict elementary school my dad paid for. i was in the journalist club. she was in a room filled with journalists, many of whom were probably editors of their high school newspapers, but there the similarity ended between her and anyone else in that room. she described the beginning of her career as what she called an exotic dancer and said, quote, the people who make the most for their appearances were the people, the girls, performers who had done adult films. so she acted in her first a

danielle car, danielle. the is a assistant professor here at the university and has just come from inside the camp . thank you very much for being with us on al jazeera, what a degree of disappointment or unhappiness. do you feel about the this situation of the actions of the university over the past several days? i think it's hard to overstate the degree of just outrage and betrayal on behalf of the talking to you right now. and especially taking in light of what happened last night, which was an incident in which about $200.00 very violent counter protesters defended on the camp. and we're doing things like clicking fireworks and acting real violence of it. you know, it, it took several hours for the university to a to response and they'd secured the student safety. and so the, the irony that in the name of the student safety of the encampment will be facing him militarized police invasions night, probably sitting to your guys is just it's, it's hard to say absolutely how disgusting may get us back into your budget. as far as you have observed, do you believe that the student protesters would submit without resisting arrest the if and when the police come in the past inside the campus defensive, we know that we are uh, you know, the students know that they are facing, you know, the possibility of, of serious violence them the police and from the kind of protesters. but there's been constant non violent escalation training. and my understanding is that they will not resist arrest. so they've been emphasizing the peaceful aspects of this throughout, as faculty members. and i know that some 200 faculty members signed on to a list of bands and add positions to the to the university administration. what, what can you do you have perhaps some leverage with the system? well, you know, i think as receiving a, you know, increasingly professor is subject to violence, difference very little from what the state is, is needing out on students. i think that our community to realize but that our law lives with solidarity with the students. i think that, you know, we can try to communicate with administration as best we can, but we're getting many of the same patronized lines that students are getting, which is that this, you know, militarized police invasion is in the name of the student safety. and i think like this is like presentation just upset just very, very quickly characterize the mood insight can i think that there's, you know, and understanding that there's, there's a possibility of serious violence, but i think there's a, there's joy in this all dirty danielle, thank you very much for speaking with daniel car, assistant professor here at the university of california los angeles. so the weight continues. laura, we will see eventually what happens. it seems quite they still move in. well, that's very to happen. we don't know. one thing i would say is that certainly this spring time of, of defense and protest is definitely raise the consciousness of a whole generation of college students about the issues involving israel, palestine because of the occupation and the us role in the entire complex heights. never before seen, and that may be one of the most lasting impacts of this entire experience across the country and days. well, many things and they will keep watching events though, as they unfold and loss on facebook. it works in class, they wrote many thanks. a this will students in new york continued to protest against the war in dogs. and despite the rest of almost $300.00 people, the previous nights at columbia and the city university is

daniels has refused to pay legal fees. she owes donald trump he sued her right for defamation, something like that and at what point the defense attorney says to daniels, let's bring this quote up. you hate donald trump. >> stormy daniels says yes, the attorney says you want him to go to jail. stormy daniels says, i want him to be held accountable the defense attorney, you want him to go to jail. stormy daniels says, if he's found guilty? >> yes how might that play with the jury here you have one of the star witnesses, although she's not she knows nothing about the actual crime per say, but michael cohen and stormy daniels, both of them by their own admission low with the defendant load. right. and look, this is a classic cross-examination technique. you go after the witness for their bias, their prejudice against the defendant. the idea being that if you can show she harbors massive personal resentment against donald trump, which she clearly does. that potentially would undermine her overall credibility in the eyes of the jury? great. that she's not calling it as she sees it, that she has a bias, that she has an agenda here, that she's trying to accomplish. i will say this. i thought the way the prosecution handled he

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daniels, meant to buy her silence during his 2016 run for president. the actress testifying that she understood it was donald trump who would benefit from the nondisclosure deal she ultimately signed. later, daniels sparring with defense lawyers under aggressive cross-examination, but there is major news in another trump prosecution tonight, his federal documents case in florida now on indefinite hold. but first, laura jarrett on the big day in court for stormy daniels. >> reporter: tonight, donald trump seated just ten feet away as the woman at the center of his hush money cover-up trial, stormy daniels, testified in vivid detail about their alleged sexual encounter nearly two decades ago that prosecutors say he was desperate to hide from voters before the 2016 election. the adult film actress speaking quickly at times, looking directly at the jury, recounting how she first met mr. trump at a celebrity golf tournament in lake tahoe in 2006 and went up to a hotel suite where the pair ultimately had sex, which mr. trump says never happened. >> mr. trump, how's it going in there? >> did stormy get you? >> reporter: she told the jury she was not threatened and wasn't drugged, but her testimony about an imbalance of power and blacking out during the alleged encounter prompting the defense team to ask the judge to declare a mistrial, arguing the lurid details were only meant to embarrass the presumptive gop nominee, saying the testimony is impossible to

daniel's daniel's is a potential witness for the prosecution, but they've been tight, lipped over who they might call to the stand next. cnn's zachary cohen has more on what we can expect as the trial resumes a new witness will take the stand on monday when the hush money trial of former president donald trump resumes while it remains unclear who will be called to testify. >> next, we're still waiting to hear from several key witnesses, including the adult actress at the center of the trial, stormy daniels and trump's former attorney, michael cohen the trial picks back up after friday's testimony from one of trump's former key advisers, hope hicks. hicks that feet away from trump, as she described, the 2016 fallout from the access hollywood tape and the trump campaigns response to stories about hush money payments testimony from hicks really set the stage. witnesses who have direct knowledge of trump's alleged role in a scheme to keep stormy daniels quiet ahead of the 2016 election trump is charged with 34 counts of falsifying business records stemming from how he allegedly hd the way michael cohen was reimbursed for paying $130,000 to daniel's hicks testified last week that she did not believe the story that cohen had paid the money on his own and she said that trump was glad he did not have to deal with the stories about hush money payments coming out until after the 2016 election. now, trump white house aides, trump organization employees, daniels, and michael cohen are all still on