john glenn was a democrat. eral democrat, but he was a democrat and th every way, whether it was their politics, their worldview, theirhandled their personal life and their family. so friendship is very as the of the book suggests, unusual. so how did they become simplistic separation is that they served together in this war and. there is this band of brothementality, a photo of them discussing some maneuvers or some sit runway at their base in korea. born of their service together. and if you read the book, see harrowing mission. it was their first mission together john glenn was going to result in his court martialed. so their friendship fire. so that's how their their missions together. this one mission i outline here wher on map indicate where their targets were that mission that wound up with john glenn, he was going to get court martialed. but what i learned

john: no. reporter: i want to take you back to this report on whether shipments. are the reports wrong? john: i'm not going to confirm. as i said our security commitments to israel or iron clad. the president pushed very hard to get the supplemental funding so we could continue to help israel with its security needs. reporter: i appreciate the ambiguitiness. john: i can't help you appreciate my answer but the answer isn't going to change. reporter: what's the definition of an assault or attack in rafa in view of the white house that would be seen? john: there hasn't been an assault or attack. it's a ground operation at this time. let's not get ahead of where we are. the president did express again our concerns about operations in rafa that would put at risk these people trying to find shelter there. i think it would be a futile exercise for me to get up here and give you a laundrie list of what would or would not compose some sort of ground operation in rafa. we have to -- well, let me put it a

john? >> john: chad pergram with the latest on that. chad, thank you so much. >> aishah: full house lawmakers will get a chance to press dr. anthony fauci's right-hand man after an investigation revealed that he once bragged about how to make emails related to the covid pandemic "disappear" dr. david moran's accused of deliberately obstructing the subcommittee's investigations the origin of the virus to project wow protect his longtime colleague. we will speak with the head of the congressman brad wenstrup took before this high-stakes hearing is underway will get reaction from kentucky senator rand paul who is now demanding biden's doj step this matter but first to senior national correspondent rich edson live on capitol hill, rich, the committee has just released more information showing moran's tried to hide emails from the public. >> good afternoon, aisha, that's right. the committee has emails showing moran's was pretty confident you could hide those from the public and most medications

>> john: like five years ago.> john: like the borscht belt. this was the rice and beans belt. all the latin cities. i go to california, all of texas. all of nevada. you know, everywhere. >> stephen: do you do your act in spanish? >> john: no, english, english. >> stephen: i was just asking, man. >> john: oh, sorry. >> stephen: you didn't have to yell. >> john: i'm a new yorker. i yell everything. we are just loud. the subway going by, the sirens. [cheering] >> stephen: what do you want to explore with the show? what's it about? >> john: i am looking at latin excellence all across america and i find it. an embarrassment of riches. we are in every city in america. we've been here since at least 1492 and before that. from mississippi to the pacific was all mexico until 1840. so everywhere. doing incredible things. i'm meeting politicians, grassroots organizers, chefs, jams beard nominees and winners. i'm eating the best freakin' food you ever had and gaining pounds that i don't give a... a flying fart. >> stephen: yo

the reality was different and by john paine, because the by john remained a member of the council of europe to proceed to even when it became clear what was happening here. let me get if i could continue with impunity. i have an alternate to add a shot for this reason, or authoritarian states will not shy away from using money to try to corrupt our institutions and democracies. i'm part of my stay a so called pm. the trail of corruption and violence also led to the mediterranean island of mount. the matthew cut, a loaner car. he looks back on the darkest days of his life. is this, this is the projects that's left to let to mine all those assessing nation is this project. the electro gas power plant is a joint venture involving multi business people, german industrial giant, siemens and the as or by john state own company. so car, it's part of been in business strategy to provide europe with gas by a pipeline from, as everybody's on in the future. daphne kind of want to cuz he discovered that high ranking, multi is politicians, were covertly involved in the gas project via show compan

>> john: >> john: every quarter we released two shows, very curated. rudd, chauncey riley. it's about tensile culture. another edgy show. >> stephen: how often you put out new shows. he >> john: every quarter. >> stephen: when are you getting these skinny in the fat one. i here that's a very popular show. speaking they are not letting me get a piece of that. >> stephen: john, thank you so much. >> john: my leisure. all >> stephen: "the green veil" is available on the new streaming service the network.stream." john leguizamo, everybody! we'll be right back with cnn's laura coates. if you are crispy juicy tender, and pickle bearing. then you are the one and only mccrispy. ♪ ♪ did you know... 80% of women are struggling with hair damage? just like i was. dryness and frizz could be damaged hair that can't retain moisture. new pantene miracle rescue deep conditioner, with first-of-its-kind melting pro-v pearls... locks in moisture to repair 6 months of damage in one wash, without weigh down. guaranteed or your money back! for resilient, healthy-looking hair

john edwards.ng honest and changing course in iraq is the first step in trying to restore america's moral leadership in the world. crowd: [chanting] edwards! edwards was hot stuff and within striking distance of the white house for years. [cheering] he had been john kerry's vice presidential pick in 2004, and even though that didn't work out, it made him an early favorite entering the 2008 democratic presidential primary. he was a good talker. he was good-looking. he had the right politics. yes, edwards was the dream candidate-- perhaps even the "dreamy" candidate. that beautiful head of hair just stole my heart. [audience laughter] thank you. john edwards was able to articulate the economic issues that plagued this country, able to talk about the "two americas." that was his famous speech. we can build one america where we no longer have two healthcare systems. edwards' stated mission to bridge the gap between rich americans and poor americans still seems progressive more than a decade later. he w

john?> john: all right, developing story from capitol hill just across the street texas democrat henry cuellar has been indicted by the apartment stomach department of justice today. they raided his home in 2022 as part of a probe into u.s. businessmen with ties to azerbaijan. chad pilgrim is live on capitol hill with the latest. this comes as quite a surprise because i was told he was not a target of this investigation. >> that's right, john. henry cuellar maintained his innocence after the raid he is the former chair of the house azerbaijan caucus and just last month cuellar's attorney said he was not the target of an investigation. now in a statement cuellar says he sought legal advice from the house ethics committee he says "the actions i took in congress were consistent with the actions of many of my colleagues" cuellar has always cooperated in the probe. >> sandra: so you will cooperate meaning there is an ongoing investigation? >> we will cooperate with law enforcement when they ask

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john: the u.n. has not declared a famine in gaza at large, but i don't want to understate the degree of need and the dire situation that so many people in gaza are in, particularly with respect to food and water. it is not a great situation. that is why we are working so hard to get this deal in place so we can keep the humanitarian assistance up at a higher level. >> is it your understanding that this is hamas final offer? is there still room to negotiate? john: it will depend on our evaluation and the israelis evaluation on the response and where we go from here. >> they are warning people to evacuate gaza. if they do go through with the operation, is the u.s. willing to consider putting limits or conditions on it? john: i won't speak to hypothetical operations that haven't happened yet. i think we have to see what transpires. the president was very direct and insistently so this morning that we don't want to see major ground operations and raw that put these people at greater risk spirit >> a mon

so, which bit is this, john? the european space agency's orbiting laboratory. and what's this over here? so, this is a glovebox, and this would be something where you might be working with biological materials, for example. so maybe doing bone analysis, or something like that. if you wave, this is you. as seen from the camera of the rover. john's looking at missions from every angle. here he's getting a virtual taste of the moon. he's trying to assess how his disability will impact everything from spacesuits to any equipment, as well as the spacecraft itself. of course, the gravity plays a big role here. it takes a long time to come back. but he's well aware that there are some limitations to the scope of his project. yeah, this is where you were just before. one of the things we've got to be conscious about with the study is my disability is not representative of the whole disabled population. but what's really exciting and interesting about this is this is pushing that door open. this is the first time that any

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that was john glenn.towards the end of■syéis te several books have been written about john glenn's career and his life. you know, newspaper articles, articles and those were all good for understanding theture of the story. but i was able to cover uncover a lot of very original archives and details. one of them was i collected two or 300 letters written by people serving in the korean war at the base that john glenn and ted williams served. some of them were written by pilots who served with john glenn ted williams writing home, telling their families, oh, i saw ted on the base today. i flew this mission with ted williams that helped me understand the life over there. what ted williams celebrity was like. i also was able to get about 20 or 30 letters john glenn wrote home to his wife annie and his children the war and then helped again paint of the details about their missions and, what life was like over in the base and. ted williams wrote tenng the korean war, and i was able uncover thoshese firsthand de

so, which bit is this, john?ule, and this is the european space agency's orbiting laboratory. and what's this over here? so, this is a glovebox, and this would be something where you might be working with biological materials, for example. so maybe doing bone analysis, or something like that. if you wave, this is you. as seen from the camera of the rover. john's looking at missions from every angle here. here he's getting a virtual taste of the moon. he's trying to assess how his disability will impact everything from spacesuits to any equipment, as well as the spacecraft itself. of course, the gravity plays a big role here. it takes a long time to come back. but he's well aware that there are some limitations to the scope of his project. yeah, this is where you were just before. one of the things we've got to be conscious about with the study is my disability is not representative of the whole disabled population. but what's really exciting and interesting about this is this is pushing that door open. this is th

john? >> john: mike emanuel with a troubling report for us.funding the blm probe tests who funded biden's reelection last time, funding his reelection this time and here's what i want to know. are they now funding illegal activity? because that is not permitted under united states law. >> jacqui: backlash is growing over the far left groups tied to into israel protest funding as employees cleared of the anti-israel enchantment on george washington university's campus. now there are reports of protesters making violent threats toward school administrators over the moon. let's bring in decent fox news contributor and senior fellow, mark we are talking about this video showing a mock trial being carried out blocks from where the president is. where you have school leadership being sentenced to the gallows. the school's president calling police to show up and not showing up, i mean, really, they gave her a pass for not coming into answer why it's so much time passed. >> imagine if there were a bunch of white supremacists holding a trial and starti

john? that mike emanuel for us, thanks, sa us, thanks, sandor? >> sandra: let's bring in jared moscowitz who don't is on the foreign affairs committee thank you for joining us. we have that harvard student on last hour who just had some remarkable things to say about what the students are going through and what they continue to go through. this was a threat from a professor on his campus that he described right here. >> there was a staff member at harvard who has been there 26 years who threatened me with a machete saying he wanted to fight and bring down the zionist mafia. to this day harvard has not once acknowledged to me or told me his employment status whether he has access to campus it is inconceivable that any other minority group would be treated with such disdain and contempt. >> sandra: as shocking as that is, congressmen, there are so many stories like this happening. why is this continuing? >> thank you for having me, think of for focusing on this, it's disgusting. harvard, you

john?ohn: let's bring in republican congressman corey miller is one of several lawmakers in the court today. congressman mills thank you for being with us we appreciated. what did you make of what you heard from michael cohen today? did he do any damage to the former president? >> he did no damage to the former president in my opinion but certainly to the prosecutorial side of things he has admitted to not only tax evasion but perjury as well as what i took away from this was a self admission he was knowing fully and wrongfully actually invoicing the trump organization fraudulently. so i think that in itself hurts his credibility but remember also he actually is the one who said new york courts are weaponized and nothing could be more true than what we are seeing right now. to the earlier report statement we talked about michael cohen living off the livelihood of maintaining this but the judge's daughter or herself is also fund-raising office for people like adam schiff and the biden admini

john? >> john: mike for us in chicago thank you so much. but i mean you pay to get beaten up so that you can talk about it? >> aishah: good observation, jussie smollett. >> john: how do people across the country will do it? i'm glad to authorities or bonded. >> the majority are good people not doing this. crazies out there. >> let's hope i still have faith in humanity. >> aishah: there could be more trouble here brewing for hunter biden's house or republican claim the president's son lied not once, not twice, three times during a congressional deposition. house means community jason smith joining us next with breaking details. all with the world's smallest and thinnest sensor. manage your diabetes with more confidence and lower your a1c. try it for free at freestylelibre.us uuu, this looks romantic. [bell sounds] welcome, i'm your host, jacob. —hi. —hi. do you believe in ghosts? meanwhile, at a vrbo... when other vacation rentals have no privacy, try one that has no one but you. you on parts of the state of iowa are devastated after a strin

. >> john: so over tracy the part where collins is the next witness.er member of the prosecution becky mangold will be handling the direct examination. we are winding down here, mark, in terms of witnesses that we can give any explosive in testimony. what do you expect: and his impact in the jury will be when he eventually comes on the stan? >> they will listen to them carefully as they have been sworn to do, they will have difficultly accepting what he is saying, and candidly to go back to what we were saying before, if i am representing trump, i concede most of the issues at the prosecution is raising. in other words even if he knew about the payment, even if he knew it was he didn't want the world knowing about what he allegedly did with stormy daniels, it still does not then show any guilt as to how that payment was labeled. wasn't him who did that? was it cohen? again i have said publicly that if trump had come to me and said should i label it a campaign expense or a legal expense i would say it's more of a legal expense than a campaign expense. y

john? >> john: a u.s.nt detained in russia accused of stealing from a russian woman he met in south korea. former cia station chief dan hoffman will tell us if the russians are likely to use him as a human bargaining chip. >> jacqui: plus chicago teachers are making major contract demands. garrett tenney here to tell us what they want. garrett? >> jackie the teachers and union says these are the most ambitious demands ever but critics say it has little to do with the classroom and everything to do with pushing a progressive agenda. we will tell you all about it coming up. shop our expanded family of products at major online retailers. liberty mutual customized my car insurance and i saved hundreds. that's great. i know, i've bee telling everyone. baby: liberty. oh! baby: liberty. how many people did you tell? only pay for what you need. jingle: ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ baby: ♪ liberty. ♪ okay everyone, our mission is to provide complete, balanced nutrition for strength and energy. yay - woo hoo! ensu

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. >> john: center, glad to have you backward i'm john roberts in washington and this is "america reports." ct. in lunch break now. so far michael cohen has testified that his duties at the trump organization included killing negative stories about his boss. he started detailing the steps to shut down the stormy daniels story before the lunch break. >> sandra: the testimony could make or break this case as the prosecution works to convince the jury he is a credible witness despite his checkered past. we have expert analysis across the next two hours to cover everything that is happening and that has happened so far. >> john: first to our senior correspondent eric shawn live outside the state supreme court. eric they started to delve into the stormy daniels affair. we are likely going to hear a lot more about that this afternoon as court resumes. >> that they did, john. what a dramatic way to keep the jurors on the edge it just before they broke for lunch. michael cohen did testify here in court. the former president trump was worried about stormy daniels alleged affair story getting out a

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secretary pompeo, thank you for joining us. >> john: . >> john: appreciated. >> to send her and john thank you. >> john: now the campaign trail as president biden tries to make inroads with black voters. new polls show his support slipping with the key demographic one that is crucial to his reelection. the president planning a flurry of weekend activities to try to change things around which includes a commencement address at morehouse college on sunday. peter doocy live from the white house. peter come obviously they are shocked by what they have seen in the polls lately. >> yes, john, and now white house officials are trying really hard to shore up support with black voters but there are real questions about whether or not it is even going to be possible for the president and the vice president to make up lost ground. >> he should be worried about black voters. he absolution. but it's his own fault for actually instituting a radical agenda that is hurting our country. is probably too late for him. >> and some of this is strong on the latest fox news poll. with bread and buy in at 7

john?l systems go let's bring in andy mccarthy former assistant u.s. contributor and i thought this is very interesting here the david weiss says he wants to use the laptop in court to build the case against hunter biden. here is what he wrote "the defendant's laptop is real. it will be introduced as a trial exhibit and it contains a significant evidence of the defendant's guilt. the defendant's laptop is real. who knew? >> yeah, john, actually the infuriating thing is the fbi knew and the justice department new and they knew for almost a year before it was misrepresented as potential russian disinformation in the run-up to the 2020 election. they have had the laptop, by then they had it for months. they had forensic work on it they knew it was authentic. as a number of us noted at the time, neither hunter biden nor the biden campaign was coming forward with anything that would cast doubt on the emails and other items we were seeing from it. it certainly looked like it was authentic and the

john: good evening. i'm john yang.espite international criticism, israel is pressing ahead with its assault on rafah. medical personnel set new israeli attacks killed more than 40 palestinians across gaza. a school being used as a shelter was hit. at the same time come increased diplomatic activity is raising the prospect of restarting stalled talks aimed at a cease-fire and the release of israeli hostages. a russian strike on a residential area of kharkiv damaged a shopping center and killed at least two people. the two sides are battling for control of territory along the border. ukraine says it's taken back villages north of kharkiv that russia captured in recent weeks. russia claims it still controls at least one of those villages. secretary of defense lloyd austin has resumed his duties after undergoing a non-surgical procedure for a bladder-related issue last night. during his two-and-a-half-hour treatment at walter reed medical center, he transferred his powers to the deputy secretary. on monday, austin is expec

john? >> john: they sure are and driving too. thank you, grady. have a good memorial day. center? ♪ two stores down they are having a ball ♪ ♪ two doors down ♪ ♪ >> sandra: now i'm truly feeling we are just hours away from the unofficial kickoff to summer memorial day weekend 2024. i do not know how we got to this weekend so fast, john, but it's here. hello and welcome everyone i am sandra smith in new york. >> john: this year has been screaming five. i'm john roberts in washington this is "america reports" a lot of big news happening in the world right now but we also know as grady trimble said we know families are thinking about the upcoming holiday weekend in time to honor the sacrifices of our troops. >> sandra: absolutely and when families turn to all things summer with camp schedules, barbecues, and finding time to squeeze in a little fun and vacation time. may be even go to a theme park like the one owned by the one and only legend. >> we love dolly parton =!-exclamation-point >> she

john? >> john: and the pride of the umbrellas in the trump trial in new york we saw the former president and to the courthouse after the lunch break. stormy daniels former attorney is back on the stand for cross-examination. alina habba up next with her thoughts on next stay tuned. >> these were all timed by democrat prosecutors they were elected or appointed that could essentially know how long these cases would take and time them to hit right in the middle of campaign season of 2024. i'd go to america's best! why? for a comprehensive, quality eye exam! from a doctor? yeah! and it may cost less than your regular doc! plus, america's best has one of the nation's largest groups of optometrists! sounds good! it is! i'll go! good call! play ball! not your line... get 40% off a single pair right now at america best. because eye care is healthcare and you deserve the best. i couldn't get my hair done. then psoriatic arthritis. cosentyx works on both for me. people with psoriasis on the scalp hav

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john's former co-host, kristine sorensen, spoke to john and his family to help everyone better understand cte and help people who may face it. (doorbell ringing) - sorry, we don't want any. (kristine laughing) - he's crazy, as always. aww, how are you? i missed you. john burnett and i are more than former colleagues and co-hosts, we're true friends. do you like to come out here a lot? - i do, yes. - aw. (laughs) as we've gotten together since he retired, i've seen his short-term memory worsen, as well as his walk and his voice. - well, i've spent some of my time wishing that my voice wasn't gone. it's just, this is the best i can do. this is a good day. my wife, debbie's here. deb, what is wrong with me? what's wrong with my throat? - [kristine] john asks his wife of 48 years, debbie, to help him remember a lot of things, and through it all, he understands what's happening. - [john] oh, she's my brains. somebody would have to be. - [kristine] john's short-term memory has been declining for 10 years, but other symptoms have gotten worse in the last two, including shuffling and reduced faci

>> i don't blame john manard, because if i blame john manard for this , then that would make me a victimby decided to see john manard one last time, hoping that would help her finally come to terms with her mistake . so, 10 years after their whirlwind romance, she sat across from him in a prison visiting room. >> it was really, really good, because it was truly closure, you know? it was just good to be able to sit down and fill in the blanks and then walk away. >> today, toby has remarried, happily this time, she says. and she developed a series of workbooks that she hopes can guide formerly incarcerated women to productive lives after prison. prison. the key to unlock them. and be free of them. >> what is the lesson for women who feel trapped in a if you ignore the need to make a change until you are desperate, then you make the wrong kind of change. acknowledge you need to change something and then move forward and do it in a healthy way. if he had the-sight and strength to do that 15 years ago, i could have picked a much healthier way to change my life. >> that's all for this edition

john? >> john: coming up the next hour we will talk to a jewish student who was part of the protest. wait till you hear what he has to say. maintain protesters at nyu rebuilding and anti-israel encampment and a school plaza despite warnings they could be suspended if they don't leave the area. cb cotton is live on the campus of nyu, what is the latest? >> hi, john, this is the open air gaza solidarity and encasement that has been up at nyu for more than a week. they are hoping to obstructed the view of cameras with umbrellas we will try to see if anyone will speak with us. hi, can we ask you about your demands for the university? high matt, can we speak with you about the demands for the university? >> hang on. >> okay. i am not clear yet on whether someone will speak with us, but we don't know yet either whether the nypd will be called into it clear up this encampment and we have an up-close look of what officers have to contend with over at columbia university. they have some high powered

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john: good evening, i'm john yang.onight, israeli forces are again fighting palestinian militants in northern gaza, an area the military sa it had cleared months ago. but israel's earlier operations left a security vacuum there, and hamas has taken advantage of it to regroup. in southern gaza, israel further expanded operations. the military describes what it's doing now as targeted and precise, not the all-out offensive it's been promising. and today was memorial day in israel, the first official commemoration of fallen soldiers and victims of terrorism since the october 7 attacks killed about 1,100 israelis, mostly civilians. in gaza, the hamas-run health ministry says 35,000 palestinians have died since the start of the war. they don't distinguish between civilians and fighters. russia says part of a 10-story apartment buildiing in the border city of belgorod collapsed under ukrainian shelling. at least eight people were killed, and 20 others were hurt. in the kharkiv region of northeastern ukraine, russia continues

john?> john: we will see where this goes if anywhere alex, thank you. sandra? >> sandra: remember the up or on the left wing media after the college commencement address there may be commotion if he attends the white house celebration for super bowl champs. jacqui heinrich has more from the white house. will taylor swift be there is a big question on many minds. >> it sure is. we still don't have an answer to that. i have to tell you but i will say we don't see crowds outside it's a pretty clear indication that probably the answer is no. but the visit could be a little awkward if the chiefs kicker harrison attends as he is supposed to according to reports of following that university commencement speech that was so controversial that the nfl issued a statement saying his views were not shared by the organization. he was vocally critical of president biden's abortion views and called pride month a "deadly sin" took some swipes against the initiatives and said that women find more joy in moth

thank you, john, for takin: be clear. thank you, john, for taking us _ be clear.lear. thank you, john, for taking us through some - be clear. thank you, john, for taking us through some of- be clear. thank you, john, forj taking us through some of the be clear. thank you, john, for - taking us through some of the key issues and candidates in northern ireland. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. now it's time for the panel. this is the part of the show where we hand over the topic of discussion to our panelists, and i will start with you anna, deputy political editor of the men on sunday, what did you want to discuss? anna, you're frozen, or you look like you're frozen, or you look like you're meditating, i'm not sure which. anna, are you back? are you there? i which. anna, are you back? are you there? , ., , ., which. anna, are you back? are you there? , ., i. , ., there? i 'ust did hear your question it cuts there? i just did hear your question it cuts out- — there? i just did hear your question it cuts out. you _ there? i just did hear your que

john? >> john: for more on this list bring in shannon bream anchor of fox news sunday and chief legal correspondence here is what justice alito said about the upside down flag "i had no involvement whatsoever in flying the flag was briefly placed by mrs. alito in a response to a neighbor's use of objects no and personally insulting language on the yard signs. so you talk to the justice a few moments ago was this supporting "stop the steel" or was this a middle finger to an obnoxious neighbor? >> there is clearly tension in that neighborhood that is going on a long time. a lot of people are asking questions about why this photo and why this article from "the new york times" is coming out now when this was 2021 but he gave me more context and he said there were some signs out that had vulgarity on them and mrs. alito to address that to the neighbor. this is where the kate tell my kids wait for the school bus, it was not well received. and apparently they say there were signs put in that neigh

john, you're high fat. i have family coming from brazil to come watch me, walk across the stage and get my diploma. but and i hope of course, as everyone does, that this can happen. but at the same time there, are climates for celebration, for graduation to move on. i mean, i think that i spoke to a lot of students on campus today and didn't work just dealing caught in-between i don't really see celebration be something that we flocked to in the coming weeks. if police is going to be on campus, that will even dampen the moon even more. i can't imagine people wanted, i'm interested to see who actually had so here's another box i can't quite see inside, but yes, it looks like people with their faces covered could be us i'm not a bus of her being taken away presumably arrest said and you hear the protesters chanting shame at the nypd files, john and again, the news is is that the new york police department will remain with a presence on campus through may 17. >> may 15, of course, is graduation. were are julia

jonathan. >> hey, john. the sentencing possibilities for the former president range from nothing, no penalties at all to spending what would amount to the rest of his life behind bars. a sentence that could begin at new york's notorious riker's prison. realistically neither seem likely. a complete discharge would be unusual after a felony conviction. as well as any lengthily prison term. but judge juan mechan would instill a short sentence of a matter of months or split time and three years of probation or three years of conditional discharge. probation is a possibility as a stand alone sentence and a conditional discharge. probation would include regular check ins with the probation department and whatever else the judge chooses that. could include travel restrictions putting an impact on trump's ability to campaign. if decided the probation was not necessary he could set a conditional discharge. requiring the former president to require the conditions the judge orders over a three year period. taking that

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john, great to be with you today kicking off a new week. >> john: it will be of big week. i'm john roberts from washington and this is "america reports." the defense team spent three hours building closing arguments telling the jury right out of the gate that trump is and is in and did not commit any crimes. >> sandra: trump's attorney, we see no time attacking michael cohen's testimony by painting him as a serial liar. >> john: as the first day of closing arguments and may be the only day of closing arguments is about to get underway after the lunch break could we have an all-star lineup for expert analysis. >> sandra: looks like this will go well into the evening but constitutional law for jonathan turley right outside the courthouse peered what has struck you so far. jonathan, hello. >> that the defense has ramped up. they took only about three hours which is substantially less than what the government will be using over four hours. the government is going to have to respond to the attacks on michael cohen and the defense raised all of the aspects that you would expect.

great to be with you all and great to be with you john. >> john: 2:17 pm friday.merica reports they give are joining us on john robes.