i think david pepper's - he did. i think david pepper's testimony is effective to the case. he described a meeting that you can only describe as a conspiracy, the three of them agree and how they will keep out of the news information that they thought would harm the donald trump's electoral chances. so it is a conspiracy to commit electoral interference. to make it clear. it is not legal to pay stormy daniels for her story, obviously not stop the crime, as alleged, is that it was campaign, it was designed as a conspiracy to his chancesin was designed as a conspiracy to his chances in the election. that was designed as a conspiracy to his chances in the election.— chances in the election. that is -recisel chances in the election. that is precisely right. _ chances in the election. that is precisely right. it _ chances in the election. that is precisely right. it is _ chances in the election. that is precisely right. it is a - chances in the election. that is. precisely right. it is a conspiracy to commit election interference. the whole point of the conspiracy was to keep out

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something bad to say, the 1st witness allegedly had a hand in that conspiracy. tabloid publisher david pepper has admitted to working with trump to barry damaging news and the run up to the 2016 election, which he eventually won. so as trump's former lawyer, michael cohen paid the actors known as stormy daniels, $130000.00 and was later reimbursed by trump for what was recorded as legal fees. the defense pointing to cohen's history of lying on the stand argues there was no affair. and no attempt by donald trump to hide the payment. spoiler alert said the defense. there's nothing wrong with trying to influence an election. it's called democracy. and while the former president may be the one facing charges, he again attempted to put the us justice system on trial in the court of public opinion. these are all this is done as everybody knows it. being able to be in pennsylvania, lots of other places, campaigning, and it's very unfair. donald trump has said he wants to testify in this case, but on monday the judge warned if he does take the stay on, the prosecution has the right to ask him about h

david pepper's conduct is favorable to trump. michael cohen was the one driving this train making these decisions and left to rely upon the credibility. they want to resume themselves. they will have to rely upon the testimony that president trump was involved in the plans and schemes. >> they covered it all and thank you very much. >> thank you. >>> a man accused of killing a migrant on his property could lead to a new trialtein is up next. with 30 grams of protein! those who tried me felt more energy in just two weeks. -ugh. -here, i'll take that. woo hoo! ensure max protein, 30 grams protein, 1 gram sugar, 25 vitamins and minerals. and a new fiber blend with a prebiotic. (♪) zyrtec allergy relief works fast and lasts a full 24 hours so dave can be the... deliverer of dance. ok, dave! let's be more than our allergies. zeize the day with zyrtec. sarah shaw: my day job is as an author relations manager for a publisher. i'm in books, and i think about stories all the time. the st. jude story, it's a beautiful, beautiful story that

they called as their 1st witnessing the case, a man by the name of david pepper. he was a publisher of a tabloid newspaper. he was the 1st witness to take the stand. they say he and michael cohen, donald trump's former lawyer, were part of that to sierra c. and they are going to lay out how that all went down in the days to come. now, the defense in their opening argument argues that there was no affair, and that donald trump did not try to hover cover up these payments. they say that michael cohen has a history of why on the stand and can't be trusted. and furthermore, defense attorney todd's blanche argued that there's nothing wrong with trying to influence an election. they say it's called some mocker. see. so overview so far of what we expect to see in the coming days this trial expected to go for about 6 weeks. so how is this then resonating with american vote, or is in an election year and how could it impact the campaign of the whole. donald trump is trying to make this a center piece of his campaign that he is being persecuted by. democrats who don't want

reporter: prosecutors put him at the center of a scheme to bury damaging stories with the help of david pepperthe national enquirer. documents say pecker ar ravened the hush payment to daniels and trump falsely recorded monthly reimbursement amounts. >> for nine straight months the defendant held documents in his hands containing this key lie. >> reporter: once done, hope hicks is expected to testify. trump said he might testify, too. >> i would testify, absolutely. >> reporter: the judge is beginning with some last minute motions. once jury selection gets under way that's expected to last for the next few weeks and the trial testimony could take another six weeks after that. this first criminal trial is well under way george. >> george: aaron, thank you very much. let's bring in dan abrams. nothing normal about this. can you imagine covering this trial? what are you looking for? how hard is it going to be to pick a jury? >> it's going to be tough. i'm one of these people who typically in high profile cases says, they're going to find a jury. the public doesn't follow these cases as closely as

year-old david jonathan margoliash pleaded not guilty to using pepper spray on a person at the centern novato last month. police said. at the time of the attack, margoliash was carrying a bag with a gun inside. the judge said it was too soon to release him and said his next hearing for april 22nd. advocates say that anti-semitic incidents have climbed to the highest number ever recorded in the u.s. with the bay area also seeing an alarming spike. the anti-defamation league says northern california saw 502 incidents, up more than 200% from 20 2298 incidents of vandalism that includes the windows that were smashed at the smitten ice cream shop in san francisco, and the destruction of that menorah in oakland. there were 397 incidents of harassment and seven assaults, the adl says. episodes surged in the wake of the september 11th massacre in israel and the war in gaza. the superintendent of the berkeley public school district is scheduled to testify before a congressional committee next month about allegations of anti semitism in that district, superintendent nikki ford, morthal, is expe

of assaulting someone at the islamic center of north marin. 48 year old david jonathan margoliash pleaded not guilty to using peppern a person at the center of novato last month, police said at the time of the attack, margoliash was carrying a bag with a gun inside , the judge said. it was just too soon to release him and scheduled his next hearing for april 22nd. >> a new high school will soon open in the east bay. coming up, a closer look at the state of the art campus, plus the recent uptick in the assaults on our staff is something i believe that we can handle internally and doesn't rise to that level. ongoing issues at the san francisco jail tonight, the rising concerns over safety plus , we're hearing from an inmate who is speaking out on what he calls unruly conditions and a deadly crash today in the north bay. >> what we're learning tonight from chp and the warriors season is now officially over. later in sports, we're going to hear from the team about tonight's big loss to the kings and what's next as superstar klay thompson enters free agency. there's incredible highs and really tough lows. >> and t wawas

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david: oh, that's perfect. can't stop. you can't stop donald trump, that's for sure, and that is the red hot cherylly peppers -- chili peppersg what was going to be happening years and decades after that song came out. let's start with donald trump's surprise visit to a construction site before his hush money trial. hundreds of cheering union members turned out to meet the former president. it was quite a scene, lauren, wasn't it? lauren: i see hard hats, i see orange hoodies, so it's construction workers, yes. but even some regular people, lifelong democrats perhaps looking to change their vote. here's trump. [inaudible conversations] >> -- built a lot of great buildings in this city with these people, and they've given me great support. they're really amazing. [inaudible conversations] >> they're very, very talented people. they don't get the credit for it. very few people can do what they do. lauren: and you heard in new york city chants of we want trump. trump now headed back to a courtroom in new york. david: what a day. lauren: what a day. david: and doesn't seem any worse for wear. >> i think he enjoys it. david: can

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peppers testimony. yeah, this is something that we've gone over a few times. a ami end david pecker entered into a non-prosecution agreement with the justice department and on cross-examination, i think they were trying to muddy the waters on whether pack pecker had actually admitted a campaign minus violation. we have another update now the prosecutors revisiting that the mcdougal agreement and pecker that the mcdougal agreement and that pecker only agreed to enter into it because cohen promised to ria in burst him. >> so this this goes back to the fact that they, the national enquirer paid karen mcdougal $150,000 to buy her story, which of course they never published the story of an alleged affair with canada, chump pecker expected to get paid back. >> he was not. now we've another update from our colleagues inside the court saying they had dropped on up a transfer agreement and you went so far as to sign it. now pecker says after speaking with the general counsel, he called up michael cohen and told him that the deal was off and to rip up the agreement. they're going throu

david, entered the courtroom from the sayyed door. so he had to walk directly behind donald trump's chair on his way to the witness stand. when he was testifying, trump was watching him intently, but pepper didn't appear to make any eye contact with trump. he was instead speaking to the prosecutor and turning at times to talk to the jury. and he was just setting up what he did as publisher of ami, they polish national enquirer at the time. so they haven't gotten to what the core of the cases this conspiracy just yet but he is setting it up for the jurors. they can understand what his job is and that they were in the business of checkbook journalism as he put it, meaning that they would by stories. and so establishing what his role was in this, when he got off the stand after just a brief part of testimony, maybe less than half an hour as he was leaving the courtroom through that same he looked over at donald trump's table, said hi and smiled. it was unclear if trump had reciprocated. we couldn't see his face at that moment. based on how the officers stationed in the courtroom but really just kind of set this first day of this historic moment as we're going to get now into the witness tes