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the teenage boy, the intended target is rushed to the hospital bills for bon, sadly kaitlin, vocational lucky the in a modern pragmatic world of smartphones and tech upgrades parts. there's no crafts and hand painted traditions of yesteryear seemed to be fading away for jacob stuff outside of the funneling the golf course and las go you'll find that traditional russian, the full parts culture is still going strong. the oh, what else seemed wrong? just don't you have to shape house and engagement because the trail when so many find themselves will support. we choose to look for common ground the the loss in bags. yeah. a lot. i got hit like 3 times. they asked me, i gotta put in my bag the day, taking it out of the day about my son or whatever, laid out alone. you're satisfied? no, i don't know where i didn't know. i hit the ground. i'll try to get up and get up. i hit brief, i looked at the side, it was came outside of grass. let me see hoffman like no, no gas or she like the soon as i get up, i'll get this soon. a shot pays him a some. not that i had to pick up his book last came to gr

i took a bunch of pictures and i don't know why the i had to choose one and kaitlin was the ones that i chose simply because she was fabulous of the cat walk. her added to making nixon for beauty was just an explosion. she just came miles and everybody kept silent in the sense of looking at this beautiful girl walking like a super model, a professional model of the kind of was and then it was sold and then people say, i knew that i made the right decision. the never stop coming around because that's all she talked about. i don't think i'm a li, uh when i'm making a promise, i'm gonna be back on prompts on michael lee. we always go be friends and family. so don't, don't know the words that her soon as i make it, i'm coming to the song coming back to the father. my flag is one, the only wife faces on the south side. but one of the loud as voices for social justice society had to recognize caling because she had made it somewhere she had reached some goal. she had doors open, she had been acknowledged and recognized by the modeling community. although k lanes of loss is a huge, huge, a m

the teenage boy, the intended target is rushed to the hospital bills for bon, sadly kaitlin, vocational lucky, the peters out common place to hear that ukraine is on its last legs is collapse, is only a matter of time. in many ways, this is true. however, this overlooks the fact that nato is unwilling to accept defeat and this complex for this aggressive military alliance. more escalation is on the agenda. the loss of the bag. you know, a lot. i got here like 3 times. and i still got a bill in my back the day and taking it out of the by my son or whatever, leave that alone is satisfied loan. don't know where i just know i hit the ground. i'll try to get up and get up. i hit brief, looked at the saddles came outside and grab whatever you see huffman like no, no gas or she like that without get up. i'll get the film the shot pays unless i'm not. so i have to pick up this book. i'm last came to grab me on. right. okay. let me uh see on the home. are you sure um yeah, the the ground. oh, tell me. i gotta wait. 2 more minutes. what does it say for the up uh for the, for us to issue the chais

kaitlin martin is one of them. others are determined to save, pregnant women but increasingly diagnosed condition called placenta accreta occurring in 1 in 500 pregnancies. >> basically the placenta won't detach from the uterus and causes massive hemorrhage in many cases. >> the pregnancy was fine until it wasn't. >> reporter: women like bianca who at 20 was pregnant with her second baby. the first had been delivered by c-section, which is the most common precursor to the condition. >> it didn't feel like my first pregnancy at all, and they were telling me it's normal. >> reporter: so, she went online to see what she could find. >> that's when i found out about placenta accreta, and i looked up rates of survival for that, and it's terrifying. >> reporter: seven out of every 100 women with placenta accreta die. many more spend months in the hospital recovering from massive hemorrhage. bianca's original doctor told her if it was placenta accreta, their hospital didn't have enough blood to treat her. >> how scared wer

. >> i'm kaitlin collins, and this is the source it's one of those where were you kind of moments in american history when the verdict came down on donald trump today. gil we'll t guilty, guilty reverberating 34 times over as the former president's that stone-faced and that new york courtroom about are how you feel about this case or about donald trump, the man. >> it's an extraordinary stain on the office of the presidency and on donald trump's already tarnished legacy he'll be back in that very same courtroom for sentencing in this case on july 11. >> that happens just days before he takes the stage for the republican national convention accepting his party's nomination for president but this time as a convicted felon, we saw donald trump earlier raising his fist and defiance it's to the crowd that had gathered outside trump tower like this evening. i lead source tonight is the lead attorney who represented donald trump in this case, todd blanche and todd, thank you for being here. what do you think the jury found donald trump guilty on all counts? >> i mean, i don't know. i mean,

when you spoke to kaitlin in mis missouri, you said, let it out, appropriately. direction for women to do that. so i want to offer something like that. i want to allow people the support to work towards happiness. you said happiness is -- it takes work. and it does. this is the kind of work that i have found within myself and within my students and clients, when you do the work it leads to sustainable, and lasting happiness because of the impact it has on your ability to come home to your community transformed. and calmer and more at ease, because you have released some of what has been holding you back your whole life. >> jesse: what can men do to help women be less rageful, we are in this together. >> yeah, absolutely. 100 percent. for men i think it is more sadness, and the thing is, nature actually counteracts the impacts of that on the body. they can listen to women, holding them, asking them what they need for support. being vulnerable with their emotions. >> jesse: you are saying a lot really fast. so we have to write this down. you said listening. >> okay

this is what is happening in the wnba with kaitlin.ention because, like becky hamlin said she has done something no man or woman has done in basketball with her scoring record. and she is bringing that interest. they should embrace her. they should ride the coat tails and say our game is getting a lift. let's make sure we capitalize. >> lawrence: they should definitely embrace her. they're also getting pay raise as a result of more viewership. >> absolutely. >> lawrence: before we go we got to talk about your friend someone that you knew legendary nba hall of famer bill walton died yesterday at age 71 a after a long battle with cancer. tell us about your friend. >> well, you know what? i wish i had known him better. but, we did get the chance to work together on the nba when i was at espn and abc. and bill was a legend. and unique, and they didn't make many like bill. and i think it's fitting that he passed away the day after the final pac-12 events were played. the pac-12 was his conference. it was then the pac 10. he thrived under jo

now, comfort looks good i'm kaitlin polantz at the federal court in washington and this is cnn

i'm jake tapper in washington with my colleague kaitlin collins in new york right outside the courthouse. right this minute, the jury in donald trump's criminal hush money trial is back to work there currently having testimony from former national enquirer chief david pecker, and former or witness michael cohen, read back to them and those 12 men hot nights will ultimately decide whether the former president of the united states is guilty of felony crimes. this would be the first time in the history of the united states of america that, that happened, mr. trump is in court. he been told he has to be there. he is awaiting the decision earlier. judge juan merchan read specific sections of his instructions to the jury also at their request, the jury also asked for headphones, a specific type of headphone to use with their laptop that contains the physical evidence or evidence of it. this morning? >> yeah. and that jury, who asked to those headphones is also right now rehearing the testimony that came from david pecker. he has of course, the tabloid king but they left yesterday. they asked t

i'm kaitlin collins and this is the source fresh off of a cliff hanger in the courtroom, donald trump is back on the campaign trail tonight. he's about to speak at a republican dinner in minnesota, we're monitoring that for any news. but the former president flew there from florida after attending his youngest son, barron's high school graduation. that's the reason he was not here in manhattan in court today after justice juan, were sean granted and off days so he could do so but shortly before the judge, a georgia court, he made clear that the end of this whole trial could be quite close as we hear at the source and been digging into what or i guess i should rather say who could trigger the next dramatic moment in court? i'm lauren tonight that there's an internal divide among trump's legal team over whether or not to call robert costello as a witness? that would be michael cohen's onetime legal advisor that he says not his lawyer, who claimed publicly that michael cohen is lying about key claims that he made about donald trump on the stand that decision which we're told is still up

now, comfort looks good i'm kaitlin polantz at the federal court in washington and this is cnn you are in the cnn newsroom. hi everyone. i'm just dean in washington and we begin with breaking new cnn, his warned the biden administration has paused a shipment all of us made ammunition to israel it appears to be the first time the us has stumped a weapon shipment to the israeli military since the october 7 hamas attacks and it comes amid growing tensions between the us and israel over the war in gaza. and during high-stakes negotiations to reach a potential ceasefire and hostage deal with let's get right over to cnn's priscilla alvarez, who's here with us percival, what more are you learning about all this? >> well, a source, it could not disclosed why the decision was made to pause this particular shipment. but two important points here, it is not linked to what is believed to israel's potential ground invasion of rafah. that's in the southern gaza strip were more than 1 million filling in palestinians have been sheltering and has been a concern for the us if israel were to move in and

feel like that needs to be the divide, ron, in the biggest name and women's basketball right now. kaitlin clock says that she was disappointed with w and b. i gave you the clock is the old time leading score, and men's and women's college bosco was chosen as number one, pick safe lives were on her. she took to the court, the indiana fever in front of a set out crowds. she was the top sports. so the feedback was a 20 points, but also i committed a 10 ton is the most and it w and da da b as to see if it would be seen by the connecticut sun. 92 points to 72157. and i'm disappointed and nobody likes to lose like that's how it is, but i don't think you can beat yourself up too much about, you know, one game. and i think i don't think that's going to help this team. i don't think if you know, no matter who it is on his team, nobody can do that. was how they played and just learned from it and move on, while the boston burns off hanging on and the n h l. playoffs. 31 down against the sort of pump says they needed to win game 5, and they did just, that's totally my complaint with the winning don'

. >> i'm kaitlin collins, and this is the source we're really finding ourselves on the cusp of history tonight. >> because by this time next week, we may finally know whether or not donald trump will be a convicted felon, or whether a jury of his peers here in manhattan will find him not guilty. it's hard to think of a more memorable or really a more stressful memorial day weekend. it's hard to even imagine what it's like for this jury that is made up of seven men and five women, all 12 of whom are about to decide the former president's fate. >> both the defense and the prosecution are now preparing for their closing arguments that they'll deliver this coming to tuesday. >> and we've just learned tonight that both parties now having their hands, the jury instructions. it's a crucial document given it's what jurors will hear from the judge before they begin to deliberate and make their decision. >> it'll outline what they should consider when they're determining if trump is indeed guilty or not. and all of that is certainly on the former president's mind tonight, it's not hard to tell b

abating arizona's attorney general for weeks will go straight to the source of her in moments i'm kaitlin collins and this is the source the wheels came off, the bus. that is really the old only way to sum up what happened when six weeks into donald trump's hush money trial, the prosecution rested its case today because moments after michael cohen stepped off the stand following 17 hours of testimony, including testimony where the defense got him to concede that he stole tens of thousands of dollars from donald trump it was after that that the craziest mokhber moment happened inside that courtroom today. it was the witness who came after michael cohen that triggered an eruption inside the courtroom, not michael cohen himself. >> i was in the room about five rows back watching it all unfold. >> and let me tell you, it was the kind of moment that made you wish there were cameras and fort you see trump's team had been torn on whether to call robert costello to the stand. we reported that here this morning, they still had not made a final decision when courts started. >> but in the end, it di

skies, a passenger is dead, many more injured when extreme turbulence strikes without a warning i'm kaitlin collins and this as the source donald trump's fate will soon be in the hands of 12 new yorkers. and with that, we will finally know whether the presumptive republican nominee, the former president, and the potential future president will be running as a convicted criminal. >> both sides and his hush money trial are now preparing for a critical moment. >> the closing arguments after resting their cases but this being the trump trial, there's already a new battle underway and it's one that could play a huge role in what that verdict actually is. judge juan merchan reprimanded one of trump's attorneys today is the prosecution and the defense argued over what the judge is going to tell the jury where they locked themselves in a room and the rest of us wait for for verdict. at one point during those arguments this afternoon, justice merge, sean actually told trump's attorney to sit down and said, please don't. when he kept raising one of his points more on that with michael cohen's attorne

. >> i'm kaitlin collins and this this is the source election meet litmus this test, as we draw closer and closer to november, top republicans aren't just falling in line. >> there also falling over themselves to appease the party's presumptive nominee. a new trend is taking place to not only cast doubt about the last election, but to also raise questions about the next one. and 2024 we are watching its top republicans are declining to answer a straightforward question. or at least toasting themselves into pretzels when they are asked about committing to the accepting the election results no matter what happens, no, if it's an unfair election, i think it's going to be bad side. yeah, i'll accept them but i think yeah. >> there's no massive cheating. >> the 47th president united states movie donald trump, yes or no. will you accept the election results of 2024, no matter who wins? >> that is my statement and what a statement that truly is. >> then in addition to what you just saw, their here on the source last night, you saw another prominent senator joining in that effort. texas senato

this on his break right now underway with the white house and even top democrats i'm kaitlin collins. and this is the source nikki haley has not spoken publicly since she suspended her race for the white house more than two months ago. but tonight and her first remarks since that, she made clear who should we voting for in november, given it won't be her name on the ballot trump has not been perfect on these policies. i made that clear many, many times but biden has been a catastrophe so i will be voting for trump in those arguments, haley said that she believes president biden is a catastrophe. >> but of course it was not that long ago and voters will remember that she was arguing to republican voters. and really the united states that former president donald trump is a quote, disaster on hinged, on fit unstable. the list goes on. he also launched a series of attacks against her during that primary race. of course, often deriving her as bird brain on the trail though trump's last major rival also said this i feel no need to kiss the ring. i have no fear of trump's retribution haley,

recusal from the january 6 related cases before the high court his extraordinary letter to congress i'm kaitlin collins, and this is the source as we are now 45 days into the trial of the 45th president, donald trump, weights. he's going to now wait as a jury of seven men and five women deliberate over whether he is guilty or not. >> to be a fly on the wall and that jury room, as those 12 jurors are in there making that crucial decision. >> one that has never been made in our country before. the first day of deliberations lasted for more than 4.5 hours today. and we got our first hint about where their heads may be i say may because of course, we are not in that room. we don't know. but what we do know is that a buzzer inside the courtroom alerted everyone that the jury was sending not one, but two notes to the judge the first asking to be able to reread testimony from two key witnesses, david pecker, a tabloid king, and michael cohen some of it involving a critical meeting at the heart of this hush money case. >> the other question was to rehear the judge's instructions to the jury, and that t

i'm kaitlin collins and this is the source it's one of. those. >> where were you kind of moments in american history when the verdict came down on donald trump today guilty, guilty, guilty reverberating 34 times over as the former president's that stone-faced and that new york courtroom about are how you feel about this case or about donald trump, the man. >> it's an extraordinary stain on the office of the presidency. and on donald trump's already tarnished legacy, he'll be back in that very same courtroom for sentencing in this case on july 11, that happens just days before he takes the stage at the republican national convention accepting his party's nomination for president but this time as a convicted felon we saw donald trump earlier raising his fist and defiance to the crowd that had gathered outside trump tower like this evening. i lead source tonight is the lead attorney who represented donald trump in this clip case, todd blanche and todd, thank you for being here what do you think the jury found donald trump guilty on all counts

i'm jake tapper in washington with my colleague kaitlin collins in new york right outside the courthouseright this minute, the jury in donald trump's criminal hush money trial is back to work there currently having testimony from former national enquirer chief david pecker, and former or witness michael cohen, read back to them and those 12 men hot nights will ultimately decide whether the former president of the united states is guilty of felony crimes. this would be the first time in the history of the united states of america that, that happened, mr.

both drugs are often used during miscarriages and in 2022, kaitlin, a louisiana mother was turned awaym two emergency rooms and tonight treatment after experiencing a miscarriage because louisiana enacted a -- overturn roe v wade. caitlin is now campaigning on behalf of president biden to remind people across the country that donald trump is responsible for the attacks on reproductive rights. since the fall of roe, trump has taken credit for ending the constitutional right to an abortion and the republican appointed justices do not want to stop there. in its concurring decisions overturned roe, in future cases, we should reconsider all of this court's substantive due process president including griswold. that is griswold versus connecticut, 1965 supreme court decision that protects the rights of married couples to use contraceptives. in april, trump thanked the justices overturn the individual's freedom to make their own health care decisions. >> i want to thank the six justices, john roberts, clarence thomas, samuel alito, brett kavanaugh, amy coney barrett, and neil gorsuch, incredib

i'm kaitlin collins in new york. the case against the former president of the united states is now close to the finish line. presentation of evidence took weeks and the prosecution ultimately called 20 witnesses, over 19 days, totaling 50 hours of testimony the defense called two witnesses over two days, totaling less than two hours of testimony, but it's still had its impact. one witness we did not hear from who said he wanted initially to testify here was the defendant himself, donald trump. cnn's dana bash is also tracking all of this from washington. >> dana, i don't think anyone is surprised that trump did not not ultimately get on the witness stand here no, nobody is surprised at all. >> and elie honig here is very happy because somehow he ended up promising to shave his head if donald trump directed it, did under duress, did testify we want to as we sort of digest the fact that this is very shortly in a week, but is now in the hands ultimately of the jury after they hear the closing statements go back to some

something that i feel really he passionately aboutgoof filter, revisit lee filter.com today, i'm kaitlinolantz at the federal court in washington. >> and this is cnn closed captioning is brought to you by sokoloff law mesothelial victims call now $30 billion in trust money has been set aside. >> you may be entitled to a portion of that money call when 8085920400. that's when 8085920400 the former fixer. now fixing to take the stand, the big news today in former president trump's hush money trial is that michael cohen trump's former lawyer, who is expected to link, prompt directly to the alleged reimbursement payments, will testify on monday. court is over for the day today. hey, but just before concluded, trump's defense asked the judge to put a gag order on cohen after his recent social media posts attacking trump, the judge denying that request. cnn's kara scannell is going inside the courtroom every day this trial and care the judge rejecting the gag order request for cohen, but he did tell prosecutors to tell cohen to stop talking about the case. will more can you tell us you every h

he has now on the cost of mourning his fate whatever it is that the jury decides i'm kaitlin collins and new york, and i'm jake tapper in washington. you are watching special cnn live coverage of donald trump's hush money cover-up, trial court is reconvening, right? >> and soon seven men and five women will begin jury deliberations with huge stakes, not only for mr. trump, but also for the 2024 presidential election in for the entire united states of america. but first judge juan were sean will present the jurors with carefully crafted instructions that will frame their discussions in the jury room and potentially helped shape the verdict. the judge will walked jurors through the charges against mr. trump, 34 felony counts of falsifying business records and the legal issues that they must consider in deciding whether they find the former president of the united states guilty. it's in the jurors hands as they meet behind closed doors and review key questions from the trial, including was michael cohen's testimony credible? was the alleged cover-up of the payment to stormy daniel's and

. >> kaitlin. so this is the boring part of a trial it's all the foundational question. sometimes this is all stipulated. it's not here and it's the records. it's the documents, it's the phone calls. and that doesn't just sort of come in hi itself. there's, there is legal requirements of setting certain foundational questions before those types of documents and records can be admitted into evidence. it's tedious and boring. i'm i'm not surprised that mr. trump is not paying attention the jury is going to pay too much attention, but it is really important and it becomes important when in a couple of ways, it's part of the story. the exhibits or what in summation, the prosecutors will stand up and show two the jury specific documents, specific records, phone records will corroborate part of michael cohen's testimony on monday. so it's really important. it's just not the most exciting testimony to come out in a trial yeah oh, i should, know the dura is due p doobie do seem to be paying closer attention. the donald trump is, we're told that they're for the most part looking

. >> kaitlin collins, this is certainly true to be a momentous morning yeah. >> i'd you can see what the defense clearly spent their weekend doing, preparing for a moment like this one is that you're trying to completely erode michael cohen's credibility with the jury, and this is such an important moment, paula and john, because this came up actually when michael cohen was on the stand with the prosecution and they were asking him questions because susan hoffinger, who is the prosecutor here, had been asking about this meeting with 11 weisselberg. it's where they sat. they wrote on that document then they went to trump's office on the 26th floor of trump tower and talked about this. and she said, what did missile wise, mr. weisselberg's tell you about what to put down about the monies that were owed to read french from two years earlier cohen said, including everything i was no longer going to have a position at the trump organization. there was no way for me to get that money back or have this done. then she said specifically on red bench, what did he ask you to do? and michael coh

. >> kaitlin. so right now, what's going on is really interesting because michael cohen pleaded guilty to a number of charges in his life in 2018, he pleaded guilty to some tax evasion charges, in part linked to the income here he was getting from taxi medallions, which is something you need to have in terms of having an operating a taxi cab in new york city, cohen confirmed on the stand today that he knew before pleading guilty that the taxi management associate cooperated with the federal investigators against him. now, why this is important is an elie honig and laura coates will correct me if i'm wrong, i know is that he pleaded guilty and then he has since said under oath elsewhere that he was lying when he pleaded guilty. that was the suggestion that he was not guilty of those crimes is what he said todd blanche is basically pointing out that he actually has contradicted himself under oath once by pleading guilty to crimes and then separately under oath saying that he was not guilty of those c

he is survived by his wife kaitlin and three children.nd i cannot tell you how heart broken we are for you. officer michael jensen was a lifelong athlete before joining the syracuse police department and graduated from college with two business degrees and answered the call to serve his community less than three years ago. . . . . just this past december officer jensen was named officer of the month. that's the kind of officer he was. he's remembered for his infectious smile, his personal interactions with the residents throughout the syracuse community. and my thoughts and players are with both officers, families, and friends, the onondaga county sheriff's office, the syracuse police department and the greater syracuse community as they mourn this great loss. ralph waldo emerson once said, the purpose in life is not to be happy, it's to be useful. it's to be honorable. it's to be compassionate. to make some difference that you lived and lived well. these fine officers laid down their lives protecting the community that they love. they li