daniel perry, who was shot and one of the protestors of the black lives matter movement was sentenced to 25 years in prison and was released at the request of the texas governor. daniel perry shot and killed a 28-year-old protester in the nationwide protests against racism and discrimination in the united states 4 years ago. year 2020, a white police officer pressed his knee on george floyd's neck for about 8 minutes while arresting the black man, and took his life. after the death of george floyd, massive protests called the black lives matter movement have taken place in dozens of american cities in protest against police brutality against blacks was established. the weather capital in chile has changed the quorum of the past 70 years. according to the announcement of the meteorological department of chile , yesterday morning the air temperature in santiago, the capital of this country, reached minus degrees celsius. this temperature at this time of the year has been unprecedented since the 1950s. chile is located in the southern hemisphere it is and now it is fall season in this co

next, daniel perry. he was sentenced to 25 years for killing black lives matter protester, garrett foster you know what, you've got a pardon from the texas governor garrett fosters. mother joins me to react hi, guys. >> so you look great. now that i have inspire, i'm free from struggling with the mask and the hose fire inspires a sleep apnea treatment that works inside my body with a click of this button where you go. >> i'm going to get in maren morris view important safety information. >> it inspire sleep.com santos jamaica sailors now odd with rates from one per person per night visit the sand those.com or call one eight hundred sandals how do you get your teeth? so you've gotta use the right toothpaste after c not all toothpastes white and the same pressed 3d white removes 100% more stains for a noticeably wider smile, you personally press well, my doctor gave me breads tree for my copd things changed for me. race treaty, better breathing, symptom improvement, and produced plural registry won't repla

this pardon, however, stands very distinct from that in that daniel perry has only been in prison a little a year. >> i want to read a statement from whitney mitchell, garrett foster's surviving fiance. she testified during the trial and said through her attorney “with this pardon, the governor has desecrated the life of a murdered texan and u.s. air force veteran, and impugned that jury's just verdict. he has declared that texans who hold political views that are different from his and different from those in power can be killed in this state with impunity." pardons are often political. does this pardon go beyond a norm? does it set a new precedent? >> i can tell you that is certainly the concern, not only here in the criminal justice community and austin, but really across the state. what this might lead to with regard to other cases that are on dockets not only in austin but across the state, whether or not governor abbott may lend support to those offenders should they be convicted sometime down the line, and in the minds of some people in texas, further appending the criminal justice

what happened here in this case, daniel perry was convicted by a jury of his peers.ndment rights. i think it says something very dark about the republican party that greg abbott thinks that this is a political winner for him. to side with the murder rather than side with the man who was exercising his first and second amendment rights to speak out about a political issue to carry a firearm in self-defense. in a sane political world, in a world where they practice what they preach, everyone from right to left would be rallying behind the victim in this case. he did nothing wrong. as i mentioned, exercising his constitutional rights. the idea that he can be killed and then the state would side with the killer because he was exercising wrong political views, the victim, that's something that happens in china. the state would intervene on the behalf of a killer because he's on the right side of a political issue. that's not american. i think it's really sickening and i hope that the people of texas let their voices be heard on this. >> now back on the streets, the court

so, why support daniel perry and not garrett foss are? killed him before he aimed his gum -- gun at him. he's the profile conservative love, and air force veteran who carried a firearm. it's a clear signal from abbott to the far right that it's okay to commit violence as long as i was it is against your political enemy. texas leaders are not content with merely defending people like perry. that includes the travis county d.a. . he faces removal. "today's gop is a toxic mix of bloodlust, lawlessness, and bigotry." more, after this. more, after this. . uniquely designed with carbsteady. glucerna. bring on the day. so this is pickleball? it's basically tennis for babies, but for adults. it should be called wiffle tennis. pickle! yeah, aw! whoo! ♪♪ these guys are intense. we got nothing to worry about. with e*trade from morgan stanley, we're ready for whatever gets served up. dude, you gotta work on your trash talk. i'd rather work on saving for retirement. or college, since you like to get schooled. that's a pretty good burn, right? got him.

but let me give you back some of the details of this case back in 2020 prosecutors said that daniel perryntentionally drove into a crowd of black lives matters, protests protesters in downtown austin, and that's what led to the altercation that led to the shooting death of garrett foster attorneys for daniel perez say that perry acted in self-defense the gerrit foster was legally carrying an assault style rifle. perry says that foster pointed it in him and that's when he fired at him, killing him there in the streets back in 2020, a jury in austin last year convicted perry of murder and sentenced him to 25 years. just in prison. part of the trial also included very troubling text messages that perry had sent people close to him at one point saying, as the protests were football unfolding on the streets, he might kill a few people on my way to work that they're writing outside of his apartment and he compared black lives matters, protestors to quote, a zoo full of monkeys. now the reaction to this, pardon, has been intense and coming in quick ugly here in the last hour or so, jake, the fam

last week, texas governor greg abbott granted a full pardon and restoration of rights to daniel perrydriver in downtown austin on july 25th, 2020, when he shot and killed 28-year-old garrett foster, an air force veteran who was participating in a george floyd protest. daniel perry is an open racist who posted things on facebook like, it is official, i am a racist, because i do not agree with people acting like animals at the zoo. and, i might go to dallas and shoot looters. that was before he went to austin and shot garrett foster. abbott argued that perry had a right to kill, because texas has one of the strongest stand your ground laws. abbott's pardon didn't address perry's apparent grooming of a 16-year-old teenager, which is odd since the governor is a champion of banning books that supposedly sexualize children. perry will now walk free and joined kyle rittenhouse and george zimmerman as republican celebrities and heroes praised for killing perceived enemies of the right or the reich, per donald's post. joining me now is matthew dowd, former republican strategist and msnbc senio

daniel perry had been sentenced to 25 years in prison for shooting and killing garrett foster duringtest in austin. he admitted to shooting foster who was also armed at the time. perry's attorneys argued the shooting was in self-defense, but witnesses said foster never raised his weapon before he was shot. >>> and "the washington post" reports president biden supports the justice department's measure to reclassify marijuana. biden released a video on social media yesterday saying he plans to relax the restrictions around cannabis so it will not be included in the same group as drugs like heroin. he would not be legalizing it federally, though. in his message, biden said far too many lives have been up-ended because of a failed approach to marijuana. >>> still to come, an emotional day at the beach. a lost girl gets help and comfort from a kind-hearted cop. here's to getting better with age. here's to beating these two every thursday. help fuel today with boost high protein, complete nutrition you need... ...without the stuff you don't. so, here's to now. boost. ♪♪ are you tired of yo

. >>> let's turn now to texas, where governor greg abbott has issued a pardon to daniel perry. perry was convicted of murder in the shooting of a black lives matter protester in austin. he was legally carrying a rifle when he approached an intersection was perry was parked. perry shot foster from his vehicle, later claiming self-defense. governor abbott says this is justified by texas' stand your ground law. and a board unanimously voted in favor of a pardon. the district attorney calling it a mockery of our legal s.t.e.m. > st system. >>> homes and cars were riddled in bullet holes and marissa para has the story. >> reporter: a barrage of gunfire terrorizing neighbors in south florida. 15 seconds straight, the gunfire deafening and unrelenting. sp sp sparks seen lighting up the street as a silver car streaks past. the terrifying meoment caught o home surveillance cameras. nearby houses and cars bearing bullet holes, caught in the crossfire. >> there were at least 50 rounds. >> reporter: luis heard it all from his couch. >> i run to, you know, to the bedroom. i told my wife, my

last year daniel perry was found guilty of murdering air force veteran garrett foster during a july 2020 black lives matter protest in austin. police say foster was legally carrying a semiautomatic rifle when he approached an intersection where perry was parked. perry then shot foster from the vehicle, later claiming self-defense. tonight the district attorney in the case is condemning the pardon, calling it a mockery of our legal system. lester? >> steve patterson, thank you. >>> it was a terrifying night at a neighborhood in south florida. a barrage of gunfire lasting 15 seconds lighting up the street as a silver car sped past in miami gardens. police say several gunmen targeted the car with high-powered weapons. the chaos caught on home surveillance cameras. some of the bullets hit houses in the neighborhood. the car crashed into a fence, and those inside got out. remarkably, police say, there were no injuries. >>> we'll turn now to the growing controversy over a graduation speech at a catholic college given by a kicker for the kansas city chiefs. some critics saying it was sexist and

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army sargent, daniel perry. in july, gerrit foster was legally carrying a rifle when he approached an intersection where perry was parked. perry shot foster from his vehicle, later claiming self-defense. governor abbott says this pardon is justified by texas' stand your ground law. and a review board unanimously voted in favor of a pardon. the district attorney in the case is calling the pardon a mockery of our legal system. >>> let's turn now to donald trump's hush money trial and an intense day of cross examination for michael cohen. mr. trump's defense team confronted cohen about a history of lies. here's alice barr. >> reporter: in their second day of cross examination, defense lawyers for former president trump on a mission to discredit the prosecution's central witness, michael cohen. mr. trump's one-time lawyer and fixer. the trump team grilling cohen over his criminal record, his bias against the former president and his past admissions of lying under oath. seeking to show his critical testimony cannot b

. >> reporter: tonight, daniel perry is a free man, one year after he was convicted of murdering garrett foster, a black lives matter protester in 2020. the texas board of pardons and paroles unanimous in its recommendation to pardon perry. state governor greg abbott delivering on his year's long and controversial promise to sign it the moment it came to his desk saying, texas has one of the strongest stand your ground laws of self-defense that cannot be nullified by a jury or progressive district attorney. it'll be four years in july since foster was shot dead in austin. perry was driving for uber when foster visibly armed approached his car with a group of people. perry said he acted in self-defense. >> i saw him raise his weapon. that's when i grabbed my revolver. >> reporter: it was perry's sentencing last year. >> this court sentences you to a term of 25 years. >> reporter: foster's family said brought them peace. >> i woke up feeling extremely peaceful and feeling, like, thank god justice works. >> reporter: that peace, they say, now shattered with news of perry's release. >> this

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daniel perry had been convicted for the murder of garrett foster.overnor issued perry's pardon after a unanimous recommendation by the texas board of pardon and paroles. french police killed a man after a synagogue was set on fire in the north—western city of rouen. reports say the suspect was algerian and was armed with a knife and a metallic tool at the time of the shooting. the damage inside the synagogue has been described as significant. france has seen a surge in antisemitism since the israel—gaza war broke out last october. the vatican is to present new guidelines on the reporting of apparitions and supernatural phenomena, which urge the catholic church to take a more cautious approach. some phenomena, including weeping statues, have been recognised by church officials to be credible. but the vatican says social media means cases of disinformation have also soared. cubans are enduring some of their bleakest economic times since the cold war, amid worsening inflation, a scarcity of basic goods, and the decades—long us economic embargo. in an u

daniel perry was was serving a 25-year sentence. perry claimed he was acting in self-defense. the pardons board recommending his release. the d.a. calling the pardon a, quote, mockery of justice. >>> we turn tonight to the abc news exclusive. this evening, our james longman with ukraine's president zelenskyy just as we learn at this hour that ukraine's second-largest city is coming under attack by the russians. what president zelenskyy told james about this moment in the war, and his message for americans watching. abc's james longman reporting in from kharkiv. james? >> reporter: david, kharkiv has come under sustained aerial assault here. tonight, we've witnessed drone and missile attacks. this is almost a nightly occurrence for this city, and that is why today in an exclusive interview for abc news, president zelenskyy told me, now is a critical moment. tonight, the fight to secure kharkiv threatens ukraine's entire war effort, and so, despite near daily missile attacks, president zelensky rushed here to boost morale and sound the alarm. it's an indication of just how serio

. >>> we want to end up in a governor greg abbott pardoned daniel perry, the army sergeant sentencedurdering a black lives matter protester, in 2020, at the height of these protesters, perry drove his car into a crowd of demonstrators in downtown austin, stopped his car, and shop build protester, garrett foster. garrett foster was legally carrying a semi automatic rifle in an open carry state and multiple witnesses say he was pointing his gun down and not toward perry. perry told police "i believe he was going to aim at me and i didn't want to give him a chance. court records show he fantasized about killing protesters after the killing of george floyd paid a facebook message from may 2020 he wrote "might have to kill a few people who are rioting." last week, when governor abbott granted a full pardon, citing the states "stand your ground", he wants to prop up the second amendment. it was perry who told police he shot and killed him. it fit the profile conservatives usually love, and air force veteran. it suggesting that it's okay to commit violence, as long as it's against your poli

this notion that daniel perry who murdered derek foster in cold blood and who convicted by a jury ofeers can be pardoned the january 6th rioters could be pardoned. what is the signal? going back to my previous answer to radicalize people. the signal to radicalize supporters of donald trump, you can take the law into your own hands. we will have your back. >> yeah. >> and meanwhile, we'll fly these blue -- thin blue line flags and trash any federal officials that want to hold us accountable. trash anybody that want to, you know, hold any republicans accountable for crimes. so it's -- we only back the blue if the blue is going after the left or cultural enemies or black lives matter protester. it's sickening. and i think that it is incentivizing more violence and it's extremely dangerous in that way. >> it's brown shirtism except it's red hats instead of brown shirts. and i'm sure all of you have at this point if you have a phone heard this new "new york times" headline, another provocative flag interesting word was flown at another alito home. here is "the new york times" text. anothe

daniel perry shot a man. the man had a gun as he was licensed to have in texas. he was not aiming it at anybody or using it in a threatening manner, but the governor in texas claims that this is a stand your ground case. >> he just decided to usurp an entire journey. it's disrespectful to the judicial system again. this is what we see. when they talk about a two- tiered justice system, that's what we see because you're the white officer that killed a black man and because he was supposedly associated with black lives matter, the governor feels as if you can go out and kill them. there was more outrage when we started talking about kristi noem and her killing a dog then we get when people kill actual people and yes, black folks in this country are people as well and this is what we get when we decide, i'm not a racist, but i'm going to vote for him because i like his tax policies. you are supporting racism when you allow these types of people to go ahead and ascended to the highest levels of power and let me tell you, the real two tier justice system is the one th

this week your governor greg abbott pardoned daniel perry, a former army sergeant convicted of murdering a black lives matter protester in 2020. the victim, 28-year-old garrett foster, was legally carrying a rifle at the time of the incident, but according to witnesses never raised his weapon. perry claimed he was acting in self-defense. although unsealed evidence from the trial shows he made racist and threatening posts about protesters prior to the shooting, so what's your reaction to this pardon, especially coming at at time when we are once again seeing many americans engage in demonstrations and protests which we all hope will remain peaceful for everyone involved, what's your reaction to the pardon, congressman? >> yeah, well you know, rev, you don't have to guess what happened here. there was a grand jury that convened and that issued an indictment. mr. perry got a chance to make his case in front of a jury of his peer, and his peers found him guilty of murder. and as you said, that was without some of the information that the general public knows from some of these text messages

. >> daniel perry, shot and killed the demonstrator, who was armed in 2020.oth perry and the victim are white. perry received a 25 year prison sentence after his conviction last year. the pardon followed a unanimous recommendation from the texas board of pardons and paroles, which also said perry should have his texas firearms rights restored. governor abbott called it a case of self-defense, even though during the trial witnesses say the victim never raised his gun. a bill that would require the state to issue a formal apology for slavery is now heading to the state senate. today, assembly bill 3089 passed 62 to 0. the bill requires the state to apologize for its role in instituting slave laws and discriminatory discriminatory practices. since its founding, the bill was part of a package of measures introduced back in february meant to bring reparations to descendants of people who were enslaved. >> the state legislature appears to have shelved the so-called right to disconnect bill. that bill, authored by san francisco state assembly member matt haney, woul

. >> daniel perry says he acted in self-defense but governor abbott says a jury cannot nullify texasaw. does that law have a place in 2024? >> in my opinion, the state your ground law should not be on your home. in this situation the other gentleman who was protecting the protesters as well did also have an ar-15, it was never brandished in a way towards mr. perry. mr. perry went off and pulled out his gun and shot him. we are living in a strange state of affairs where everybody and anybody can access this type of weapon and walk around with them in broad daylight down the street. we have to figure out something in texas that makes sense because the state of gun safety in texas is that there is none. everyone that goes down to the street to a walmart or movie theater or church should be very afraid because the republicans in this state have made it so easy for anybody to do exactly what mr. perry did on that day. >> really gutierrez, a very sobering conversation for these times in this regard. thank you. >>> the first women joins me the next hour to talk about next steps after a fail

texas' governor greg abbott issuing a full pardon for army sergeant daniel perry convicted last yearf murdering an armed protesters during a black lives matter protest in 2020. he was sentenced to 25 years in prison for the death of jarrett foster. perry told police that he shot foster in self-defense after foster pointed a rifle at him while he was in his car. abbott issuing the pardon after unanimous recommendation by the parole board. perry's attorney says he is elated now to be free. new jersey senator bob menendez's corruption trial resumes this morning at 9:30 eastern time one day on day one of testimony jurors were shown the gold bars that the democrat allegedly accepted that are at the heart of this bribery case. there's a picture of him. we are also learning that menendez's wife and co-defendant nadine menendez has been diagnosed with advanced breast cancer. senator menendez is accused of taking luxury gifts in exchange for his influence. is he also charged with acting as a foreign agent for egypt. now, to the 2024 acm awards in texas. we begin with the biggest winners, chri

daniel perry was sentence today 25 years in prison last year for shooting and killing air force veteranter in austin a few months after george floyd's murder. perry was released from jail within one hour of the governor's pardon. nbc news correspondent marissa parra is following this one. >> reporter: let's recap here, it was july of 2020. we know perry was working as an uber driver during a black lives matter demonstration there, and foster was part of a group of people who add approached this consider, and this, what i'm about to say is according to not to just perry's representation but also what we have seen from the interrogation video that has since been released. but perry said that foster approached him, and that he was armed, and they had pointed his gun at h im, all of his actions that followed were a matter of self-defense. his representation has argued this falls under the umbrella of the stand your ground law. now, since perry was sentenced last year to 25 years, we know that texas governor greg abbott has faced pressure from conservatives to pardon him, and we know that th

announcement came just minutes after texas parole officials announced they were recommending a pardon for daniel perryvicted last year, and sentenced to 25 years in prison for the death of garrett foster. abbott had previously ordered the parole board to review perry's case. the justice department began the formal process today to declassify marijuana as a less dangerous drug. the biden administration wants to move cannabis from being a schedule one drug, alongside heroin and lsd, to schedule three, which includes ketamine and some anabolic steroids. the president called it an important move toward reversing longstanding inequities. the plan is subject to a 60-day public comment period, and a possible judicial review. it also does not legalize marijuana outright for recreational use. senator bob menendez announced today that his wife, nadine menendez, has breast cancer, and will require a mastectomy. the announcement comes during the first we of the new jersey democrat's bribery trial in new york. his wife was also charged in the case, but her trial was postponed. they've been charged with accepting b

sentencing will be solely the judges and i don't believe that michael will have anything to say about daniel perry. >> i appreciate talking to you. thank you so much. danny perry, attorney for michael cohen back here with kaitlan collins and paula reid. obviously, again, i mean, michael cohen is critical to this case. they didn't want to lead with and we have the verdict sheet, as well. let's put that up to talk about it as well where as we wait for them, to put it up, michael cohen's testimony obviously was critical in all of this not so critical that they wanted it to be first though, here's the verdict sheet. you see each of the counts falsifying business it's records falsifying business records. each one checked off yeah. >> this is history was even some surprise that they let them go last. >> they thought that maybe they want a sandwich him, right? because he was complicated, but they had confidence in him. they met with him dozens and dozens of times over the course of a year to prepare him on the stand and he held up pretty well. he didn't he didn't lose it. he didn't get to testy. obviousl

daniel perry is now a free man.overnor greg abbott pardoned the man convicted of murdering a black lives matter protester in 2020. perry shot and killed 28 year-old air force veteran garrett foster after driving into a crowd of demonstrators in austin the secretary of state, antony blinken, said to meet with palestinian and arab leaders this evening, the biden ministration has been trying to reach out to aerobe american voters good rising tensions over the israel-hamas war are just ahead here. prank phone calls, a porn star and a revenge podcasts. just another day with michael cohen cohen on the stand in new york how do you top that? >> how about these middle school insults in a house committee hearing oh girl baby girl. oh, really don't even play baby girl. i don't think you're going to move and we're going to take your words down five good things. >> listen wherever you get your podcasts hi, i'm tally and i lost 85 pounds on gala i started gullo because that was unhealthy due to my weight. the minute i start takin

our governor recently parted daniel perry who came to austin during a black lives matter protest andsomeone in cold blood. he was convicted by a jury and austin and the governor stepped in and said this man was defending himself. he has spent on the jury process. he has poison the jury in this case. how can anybody go to trial and have a fair trial and then have the governor pardon him and let him out on the street. this governor needs to be recalled, impeached or sat down and told he supposed to support and protect the people of the state and not play politics in the courts. host: we are an open forum this morning. any public policy issue that is on your mind we can hear about it this morning. in washiton at 9:45 a.m.. the education and workforce will hold a meeting. you can watch here for free or on our free mobile app. the house will gavel and and consider legislation to repeal the voting law from issuing central bank currency without congressional approval. this evening, president biden and jill biden will host a state dinner and honor of canyon president president william rutto.

of the prosecution's star witness, michael cohen joining us now, michael cohen's lawyer, danya perry. danielle. thanks very much for joining us as your client, michael cohen, confident that the prosecutors successfully tied trump to the alleged illegal activity in this case and met their burden beyond a reasonable doubt look, the trial is still pending, so i'll leave his feelings aside. >> and what matters here? the judge will instruct the jury not feelings, but facts, cold, hard facts. and michael cohen did lay out in what must have been excruciating detail for the defense many, many facts that if believed, will establish the prosecution's case beyond a reasonable doubt. facts which were corroborated by some 20 witnesses and a mountain of evidence. phone records. and in fact, contemporaneous notes that whatever the defense wants to say about mr. cohen, he could not have made up. they were outside of his control, including the famous exhibit 35, which was allen weisselberg's contemporaneous notes about exactly how the illegal campaign contribution what's going to be paid back as legal expenses

perry. thank you so much. really good to have you appreciate it everyone else stay with us just hey, we're going to dive deep from the stormy daniels payment catch-and-kill scheme at the heart of this case was someone who knows the details very well. ronan farrow his investigative reporting. this has been extraordinary over the years, will be here if you spit blood when you brush, it could be the start of a domino effect new periodontics act of gumbert pair breath freshener, clinically proven to help reverse the four signs of early gum disease a new toothpaste from periodontics, the dom experts were trying to save the planet with nuggets because we need the planet and we also need nuggets impossible. we're

stormy daniels wraps up her testimony at donald trump's criminal trial, as thejudge denies a mistrial request. hello i'm caitriona perrybenjamin netanyahu, has vowed to press ahead with military operations in the gaza strip, saying israel is prepared to stand alone and fight "with its fingernails" if necessary.

daniels testifies in donald trump's new york hush money trial. and a foiled plot to assassinate president zelensky. hello. i'm caitriona perry.nitarian aid into gaza through the rafah crossing, after israeli forces took control of the gaza side of the border with egypt. hamas has warned that the israeli incursion there aims to undermine efforts to secure a ceasefire. on monday night, hamas announced it had accepted proposals drawn up by international mediators, but the deal was rejected by israel as inadequate. paul adams reports from jerusalem. a deal may now be tantalizingly close. but in rafah, israel's military pressure is relentless. today, severing gaza's last link with the outside world, the crossing point into egypt. and raising theirflag, sending an unmistakable message to hamas. the noose is tightening.

he's expected to talk about his role in paying stormy daniels $130,000 to keep quiet about an alleged affair. abc news reporter perrys the details on the man prosecutors say was at the center of a scheme to deny voters information in the 2016 election, is set to take the stand this morning. >> michael cohen prosecutors say cohen was the one who fronted the money to pay off stormy daniels. so voters would not hear her claim of a sexual encounter with former president trump, an encounter trump denies. the key element of his testimony is linking donald trump to the direction to pay off stormy daniels and to falsify the business records to hide those that pay off and pretend that it's an actual, legal expenses. the jury has seen the wire transfer invoices prepared by cohen, the monthly checks from trump to reimburse him, and the ledger entries where trump called the payments legal expenses. and the jury has heard this recording of cohen talking about trump. >> i can't even tell you how many times he said to me, you know, i hate the fact that we did it. and my comment to him was, but every person that you've spoken to to

he's expected to talk about his role in paying stormy daniels $130,000 to keep quiet about an alleged affair. abc news reporter perrytails on the man. >> prosecutors say was at the center of a scheme to deny voters information in the 2016 election, is set to take the stand this morning. michael cohen prosecutors say cohen was the one who fronted the money to pay off stormy daniels, so voters would not hear her claim of a sexual encounter with former president trump, an encounter trump denies. >> the key element of his testimony is linking donald trump to the direct cohen, to pay off stormy daniels and to falsify the business records to hide those that pay off and pretend that it's an actual, legal expenses. >> the jury has seen the wire transfer invoices prepared by cohen, the monthly checks from trump to reimburse him, and the ledger entries where trump called the payments legal expenses. and the jury has heard this recording of cohen talking about trump. >> i can't even tell you how many times he said to me, you know, i hate the fact that we did it. and my comment to him was, but every person that you've spoken to

perry. she's an attorney for michael cohen. daniel. thank you very much for joining assignment now, you've spoken to michael cohen about today's jury deliberations. how does he think that way? >> well, here is i've asked him to essentially sequester himself the jury's not sequester, but the witnesses. and so yes, i think he's speaking only to his family and to me and he wants to know what's the meaning of the he's now what's our takeaway? and i always tell my clients would i do know and also the limits of what i know. and i'll tell you what i said to him, which is that we can't, you don't want to overread into jury notes. so what we do know is that this is a methodical and deliberate jury and the prosecution told them that this election fraud conspiracy was hatched in august of 2015 at this trump tower meeting between david pecker, michael cohen, and donald trump. and so they are going back to the beginning and they're asking for testimony about that about two of the attendees of that meeting so clearly there being careful and methodic

daniels. the number of points about like a -- shaming that should be behind us and yet, if you were hoping for perryit is pretty clear that they didn't quite get the answers they were looking more. the defense growled it daniels about her alleged affair with the client, accusing her of making up details. they charged to shame her, asking quote, you have experience in making phony stories about sex appear to be real, right? daniels responded, that's not how i would put it. the sex in the films is very much real just like what happened to me in that room. and she later pointed out that the story wasn't true, i would have written it to be a lot better. of course the defense was -bent on denying the affair but also argued the details of the affair were not relevant to the case. that was the basis of not one but two requests for a mistrial this week. both of which ejected by judge merchan. as a pointed out, the incest since on claiming the affair didn't half and give the prosecution every right to corroborate his tory and andrew wiseman is former general counsel for the fbi, kristi greenberg is deputy ch

stormy daniels wraps up her testimony at donald trump's criminal trial, as thejudge denies a mistrial request. hello i'm caitriona perry. you're very welcome. israel's prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, has vowed to press ahead with military operations in the gaza strip, saying israel is prepared to stand alone and fight "with its fingernails" if necessary. mr netanyahu's comments come after presidentjoe biden confirmed the us had paused a delivery of bombs which could be used in an assault on rafah. but the idf claims they had enough weaponry to finish the rafah mission. there have been mixed reactions to mr biden�*s decision from lawmakers in the us. earlier i spoke to our state department correspondent, tom bateman. you have spoken to members of congress all day, what sort of support or criticism is there for the decision to hold the shipment of the bombs to israel? one of the first things that struck me coming into the building today was the sense in which this is a very significant moment, the levels of energy and the response to this, the way people are feeling about this on both sides is extremely strong. that

daniels. at a number of points it should be the gross shaming that should be behind us. they were hoping for a perry moment it was clear they did not get the answers they were looking for. drilling her about tray asked her, you have a lot of experience about making a phony story about sex being real, right? daniels said that is not how i would put it. the sex in the films it is real. just like what happened to me in that room. and a dig at trump she pointed out if that story was untrue i would of written it to be a lot better. of course, the defense was hellbent on denying the affair they argue that the details of the affair were not relevant to the case. that was the basis of not one but two requests of a mistrial this week. both rejected by the judge. claiming that the affair did not happen gives them the right to coberate the corroborate the story. they are joining me now, happy mother's day to you, let me start by saying. >> thank you. absolutely. so, andrew, i mean, trump's defense, spent three hours, we all watched, trying to discredit daniels, far longer than their questions of pecker, hope h

daniels testifies in donald trump's new york hush money trial. and a foiled plot to assassinate president zelensky. we learn of new reports of russian airstrikes on the country. hello. i'm caitriona perryide of the border with egypt. hamas has warned that the israeli incursion there aims to undermine efforts to secure a ceasefire. on monday night, hamas announced it had accepted proposals drawn up by international mediators, but the deal was rejected by israel as inadequate. paul adams reports from jerusalem. this a deal may now be tantalizingly close. but in rafah, israel's military pressure is relentless. today, severing gaza's last link with the outside world, the crossing point into egypt. and raising theirflag, sending an unmistakable message to hamas. the noose is tightening. the sounds of approaching war echo among the displaced. hundreds of thousands of palestinians living in the sand against the egyptian border.

schiller and perry mason moment well, an attorney screaming you why dozen evidence, so what is the second question for the jury? did donald trump lie when he called the payments to stormy danielsichael: legal fees? and there is a document that you don't need michael cohen for to decide whether they were legal fees or reimbursements for legal acts. that document speaks for itself. i think that's fair. i think that is fair and i have told viewers, part of this case is on paper and it shows donald trump lying and shows the business committing that type of fraud, of lying to the government and business. that happened according to the paper, which is separate from whether the jury finds the full conspiracy. i want to get you on the jury instructions and i will give you more time, but this is new today. the case goes to jury. you know instructions could matter a lot. both sides argued well into the afternoon today about what the jury should be told, how to address new york election law. this is of course that key law and as i mentioned in the broadcast, trumps lawyers appeared to lose their effort to change the intent standard. based on your understanding of the process and how that