let's get out to cnn's laura coates. because laura, i understand that the judge has now told trump's attorney he needs to talk to his client because something as something that president trump, the judge said it's doing toward one of the potential jurors >> yesere are reworks begiing to hpen in thi ere is a momt when you're different potential ro, even at the juncturedecide whher th actuay shou be on your jurywhat issue here is one juror is facebook kara scaell this because qarr, thfacebookosting at appeato show some celeation happening the ar 2020. >> t >> prosecution wants heard. that ijuror not to be removed a celebratory filming from a distance he defensthanks. so this is actually biased against trump. what's happing, right? so thth broht this juror into the courtroom alone withouthother jurors there. sthe jue coul actually did picd it on this videand the jury of responded saying tit w a new york moment that she caughtn camera. i concern is >> what it's an it's a video of a celebration around of an election now what s

laura coates and joe patrice. thank you both for being here. and don't miss more of laura coates live coming up next at the 11:00 hour eastern time. i'll be there. i'll see you there up next for us though today. a disturbing scene did unfold outside of that courthouse. a man set himself on fire. is security at the courthouse adequate for this trial as a begins on monday plus breaking news out of iraq, we are getting word of explosion sends out a military base south of baghdad and you've seen them on hgtv, the property brothers will join me onset to discuss the economy and whether there's a housing bubble in america cnn news night with abby phillip, he's brought to you by. >> so tick to find out if so tick two is the treatment you've been looking for. >> you found it, the feeling of findings, psoriasis can't filter out the real you. so go ahead, live unfiltered with the one and only so tick to a once-daily pill for moderate to severe prac psoriasis& the chance that we're are almost clear skin. it's like the feeling of finding your so ready for y

our chief legal analyst, laura coates, is also outside the courthouse in new york city. laura, as we heard as we head full steam toward this trial, trump continues to rail against that so-called gag order watch and listen to this again, water has to come home people are allowed to speak about me and i haven't gag just to show you how much more unfair it is laura, how much of an issue is this you know, this gag order is not intended to silence a defendant for the sake of silencing and defendant, every defendant has a right to a defense, and of course, a presumption of innocence. >> the goal of a gag orders to ensure a fair trial that includes not only for statements made about& five, the defendant, but also savings that might intimidate threaten, or otherwise interfere with a witness's ability to testify freely. a juror's ability to feel they can be partial or to not feel threatened or intimidated for a particular result. the judge's been very clear about 2nd, these parameters in an interest of the interest of justice here. and now, the manhattan da's office hoping to have

i'm laura coates. thanks so much. jeff toobin as well. all on tonight and you're 11:00, laura, for a special edition of laura coates live the life and death of oj simpson again, that 11:00 eastern time right here on cnn. next tonight, espn's jeremy shap. and his thoughts on simpson's passing later. only on three 60 cnn's donie o'sullivan investigates the intersection of battles of abortion and the former president's support of what's been called a christian nationalist movement on the right >> when barbara was to turbotax i wrote for generations of family tradition. >> i want to make perfume so i need barbarism, psyche count by guaranteeing her maximum refund >> intuit's turbotax home yes. >> focus on an american home. she had warranty. i can protect your covered holmes's it seems that appliances like this ac when the repair or replacement? yes. >> thank you it's oh, i'm not home. >> yeah, it's pretty sure it's home. american home shield. don't worry, be warranty. >> when we say it'll be on time, they expect it to be on time >> turned shi

simpson, also with us, laura coates, cnn chief legal analyst anchor of laura coates live, which airs tonight with a special edition at 11:00 eastern time. jeff, i want to begin with you you covered the o.j. simpson trial extensively. you were in that courtroom right behind goldman's family when that verdict was read. and i can only imagine that the moment seeing their reaction there, but i wonder a bigger picture. why in your view, was the public so fascinated with this case at the time from that bronco trace all the way through the verdict and beyond. it's still fascinated frankly to this day. >> well, let me give you, give you two reasons. one was this is a case that combined everything that obsessed the american people. it had sex race, hollywood violence sports, and the only eyewitness was a dog. i mean, this was a perfect distillation of what interest americans second, it is worth remembering how different the news media was in those days. there was no hello internet, there was no social media. there was very limited cable tv. there was only cnn and court tv. no msnbc know fox n

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. >> it was let's get right down to cnn's laura coates and laura, you were standing there interviewing a guest when this all happened and i know this was deeply jarring & affecting to watch this happen walk us through what you saw happen outside the courthouse while we were standing, as you know, just outside of the manhattan courtroom when history had just been made by a fully empaneled jury. and we thought we were reporting on that history instead life would change the course of events here today when a group of people who were standing near an area that once had a trump flag that was waving in the wind in the courtyard area. and group of people began to scream our attention was turned towards that area as onlookers saw some sort of pamphlets go up in the air immediately over the course of what has come to describe modern american history. >> we had first thought it was an active shooter to look to the area where people were running away from at that point, i saw a man lift his arm and appeared to put something on his body followed by flames that engulfed his entire person not only l

. >> let me bring laura coates into this conversation. laura, this trial came shortly after viewers to take look at this. this is the audience reaction when there was live coverage of the jury's verdict or during the oprah winfrey show, listen to the motor one of the information appear reported for this really gets to the deep blur racial division surrounding >> this entire case. >> it's not sure acts. remember watching that we'd recorded it in my high school. actually, it was when the verdict came out and were taken out of classes to actually see this all play out this really showed you not just that oj simpson was on trial, but through the lens in which people view the justice verge of a major trial this coming mony, a hh-profile case where the dendant says there are two syems of justice in this country, two ti one for the rich and e for the po. well, we also know there's one for black people. and those who are not. and i think one of the things that what this trial showed was how people viewed what was spare, what the input of the cops

cnn chief legal analyst and anchor laura coates, ys outside the court. laura, we're learning more as this process continues, how are things progressing today? >> well, this has been quiet, the de, very exciting at time to know we were that much closer to having the covenant 18 jurors remember, we already have the 12 who are to sit and good will deliberate, then you have to add the six alternates. so there were questions today where they could actually get to that number given that yesterday, even those two jury first, who had already been seated, were then eventually dismissed. one, because she felt she could not be impartial given that her anonymity she felt had been compromised. the other who apparently had been disingenuous on a form and respond to that jury questionnaire. the question now has been whether they're we'll be the ability to get those six alternate jurors who were told are likely aware that they indeed will be alternate jurors, but they will have to still be focused. nonetheless, i want to bring in evin france and we're learning a lot of i

let's check back in with cnn, chief legal analyst, laura coates, who is outside the court. >> laura, you have been monitoring this since it started. >> what are we expecting once they get back from lunch it's been quite a de we started the day with having seven only having to get two, 11 more jurors those including the 12th, you have to have them the six alternates, only to find that at least two. >> now, who are already seated have now been dismissed for some type of a cause. it's important to know that after lunch, lunch break concludes around two 15 today, you're going to come back to questions from both the prosecution and the defense. the 18 who were singing was known as a jury box. now, having left the well of the audience and now sitting in the box for by 30 minute period asking questions similar to what we saw the other day questions perhaps about social media questions, get that give you more detail about the nuance of the questions they've already answered and trying to get an understanding of whether they could indeed be impartial. interestingly enough, there's a lot of wo

let's go straight to cnn, chief legal analyst, laura coates in new york for the latest laura, what can you tell us? >> don't be fooled by the dreary whether behind us it is hot in that courtroom, right now, the judge concerned about the anonymity of the jurors. i'm doing now by kristen holmes. kristen catches up. >> there. there were seven jurors that had been in paneled. are ready. we needed 11 more to fill out that 12 plus the six alternate jurors. one that's already been seeing it is saying she can no longer serwer. >> she's been dismissed. so now we're back down to six. they've brought in the 96 panel to come through and get go through processing once more. but here's what happened. we know that this str called the court essentially said that she was worried about if she could be impartial. she was worried about if she was fit to serve. so she came in this morning talk to the judge. and essentially this is what she says. i want to make sure i get it. she says that she was excused after she told the judge that, quote aspects of her identity have already been out there in the public

cnn chief legal analyst and anchor, laura coates is outside court for us. laura, we have a jury. right. so what happens when court returns from break because they're not expected back in the room until monday that's right. and of course, remember monday is also pass over to begin, and i believe at sundown and they're already been questioned when the jurors were initially questioned about scheduling, whether they would be able to not appear or they wanted to have some time off and keep in mind that wednesday is the scheduled days off as well? so it could be the case. and if opening statements began on monday, there's a probability that they would not return in front of a jury until at the earliest, perhaps even thursday. now, remember in-between there is a gag order motion that includes the asked for and request for sanctions or some sort of a punishment for donald trump based by the prosecution's accusation that he had violated a gag or they'd been in place. i would wonder now that the judge, the jury would have been in paneled, was where to conditions will also be placed on this

laura coates, thanks so much. jeff toobin, as well. good to have you all on tonight. and so you're 11:00, laura, for a special edition of laura coates live the life and death of oj simpson. again, that 11:00 eastern time right here on cnn next tonight, espn's jeremy shap and his thoughts on simpson's passing later. only on three 60 cnn's donie o'sullivan investigates the intersection of battles of abortion and the former president's support of what's been called a christian nationalist movement on the right >> that's how you make, like it never even happened >> serve for your mom. >> you know, i spent a lot of time thinking about dirt at three in the morning and he giant what people don't know. is that not all der is the same. you need dirt with the right kind of nutrients. >> look at >> this new organic soil from miracle grow, >> everybody should have it worked great for us. >> this is as good as gold in any garden. if people only knew that it really is about the dirt, your dirt nerd huge turret nerd. >> i'm proud of it >> covid-19. i'm not waiting >> if it's covid pa

. >> imprint for certain >> laura coates live tonight at 11 eastern on cnn senior white house officials are confirming that >> they've pressed, they're israeli counterparts for alternatives to a major military operation in rafah, the idf insisting that they must enter that city in order to route hamas. but the administration has born that israel's military needs to limit civilian casualties. a concern that is even greater after israel ended its 14 day siege on gaza's largest hospital today at least 300 bodies have been recovered. one eyewitness telling cnn that the scene resembled a horror movie and further worries about a widening war after a deadly airstrike in damascus, iran says it was near and iranian embassy and in syria and that multiple irgc officials were killed in that attack and israeli military spokesman declined to comment, joining me now is bloomberg editor and foreign policy specialist bobby ghosh on former new york times jerusalem bureau chief jodi rudoren rudoren. she's editor in chief of the forward. now, these images from the hospital in damascus are inflaming the ara

. >> laura coates live starts right now donald trump just violate the gag order and the hush money trial will tell you what he posted about the jurors. >> as raising serious concerns plus maggie haberman is here to answer your questions about the trial and justin, a new twist and the shocking idaho student murders bryan kohberger's defense haim, revealing his long awaited alibi, plus the nba does something it hasn't done in 70 years. they've banned a player for life over a gambling scandal. the story and the fallout tonight. and laura coates live all right, just in tonight, a social media post from donald trump that's raising a lot of questions about whether he violated the gag order. it is hush money case. he's quoting fox host jesse watters saying this. they are catching undercover liberal activists line to the judge in order to get on the trump jury unquote. now, that's completely unsubstantiated in charge. you do realize but does it also violate the gag order? i want to bring in formal power prosecutor, renato mariotti, renato, so glad you're here. i mean, frankly this question has b

recused and the case should be thrown out >> let's get reaction from our chief legal analysts, laura coatesanalyst elie get williams. laura, what can we expect when this trial gets underway on monday with jury selection? >> well, in part, perhaps some more whining about woe is me, but this is going to happen by all accounts and we're going to have the wide dear process which essentially has jurors potentially will come into the courtroom, have to answer questions along this questionnaire. there are a lot of marie been run of the mill though wolf, about your views on police, about your views on justice. but there can be a lot of targeted one and about your views on trump, where you get your news from as well. you're going to have the defense and the prosecution trying to figure out who's gonna be the the audience member that they can persuade the best to meet their burden of proof or to defend the actions it will be something that will have you thinking to yourself what would be the ideal juror if you're trump? it's going to be somebody who believes they can buck this system is anti, maybe t

cnn's laura coates is back with us. prosecutor joshua steinglass has been speaking to the jury pool, laura and one inch christine thing. he was telling them was that a number of the expected trial witnesses have, quote, some edge why is that a significant step? why is that important? >> well, because they want to prepare this jury that you're not going to have mother teresa testify, you're going to have people who are actually going to be it particularly in the circle i've donald trump are those who may have had some hand in matters that are consequential to the allegations in this particular case. now it's not an unheard of thing that you're going to have people who might have unseen reputations are those who maybe you wouldn't have it every one of your parties at the church, but certainly are people that could be credible for other reasons now, one of the most important parts about what sunglasses asked as well, he asked through the jury pool and the population could you look at the defendant and convict him? say he's

i'm wanted to check back with cnn's laura coates who is live near the manhattan courthouse. so laura look on the first one it was because she said that too much of a personal information got out. i want to say for the record that cnn was very careful on is very careful about the identity of the these jurors. others are not so careful. but more broadly, based on your experience, did the judge maybe make a mistake about not limiting the information that even can get out. and is the judge reworking it now you know, the idea of preserving the anonymity of a juror is so important. we talk about the effect of a gag order and why you don't want someone to make a state with that could be threatening or intimidating in any way. well, anonymity goes hand in hand with that proposition you want to make sure that jurors who are called to perform a civ dut is or not raisintheir hand in. there e being asked to me perform civil serve by participating in ourustice systemd we rewarthemith at least anymity to be able to do thatitut fr of repris or unwanted t nsio and so at was always released a

>> cnn's laura coates, live for us outside the courtroom. courthouse, not outside the courtroom, but you can take us inside the courtroom of the reporters crews that are there. unfortunately, no cameras allowed in-law >> there are no cameras lab we do have our insight into what's going on in that room, including this tire process. remember, a total of 18 jurors are sought here, 12 actual jurors and six alternate jurors as well. they will not know if they in fact are an alternate until the the end of the trial completely at that point that we've told to treat this case, that they may have to come back at some point in time. it's actually moving pretty quickly right now, we are there are at least three jurors who have now been selected. and including i think one is already been named to be the four men moore might be coming very soon but so far, there has been dismissals based on either ones schedule conflicts, but mostly in the most recent since the lunch break, our has been about social media posts, almost a tale of two or three social media

let's go straight to laura coates in new york for the latest laura went pretty fast. it's it's kinda surprising how quickly this one, even after a couple of jurors had to go by the wayside and lo and behold, we might have opening arguments what on monday that's that's fast i mean, get your neck braces out. there's limit a whiplash him yesterday and today we think won't be deferral be different than that. it will actually have the same number of jurors at the end of the day, if not more than we started with, remember, yesterday was a lot of back-and-forth between some jurors who had already been seated, then being dismissed after back-and-forth nothing discussions with the judge or even believing that anybody had been compromised. but here is where it stands were outside the manhattan courthouse today. and i'm joined now by kristen holmes. so here's what's happening now. 12 jurors, one alternate seated, five still needed that number. could of course, change and we know that the jurors aren't going to know that they are the so-called alternate, right the whole premise h

cnn, chief legal analyst laura coates, is still live in front of the manhattan courthouse. laura, what's happening right now what a day this has been. >> we are that much closer to getting the 18 jurors that are needed. that's to 12 plus the six alternates. who are those alternates, by the way, might very well be needed over the course of the next several weeks by this trial goes on we know now that the questioning will be the same for the alternative. they had the same standards. they must meet as being not only qualified to be on the jury, they'll have the same questioning the same word, deer, lots of details about whether they could truly be impartial wearing a lot of questions from the prosecution shin and of course, then the defense on the tissue, how about 25 minutes per total to talk to the entire jury pool of alternate two will also be seated. the jury alternate, they are aware likely that they in fact, will be alternate, but they will have the same requirement to to be attentive and to listen because they might have to assume the role of one of the deliberating juro

hearing there may be issues with yet another juror that's going to see this chief legal analyst, laura coates, she's in new york for us with all the late breaking developments, laura well, it's been quite the exciting de the third day of jury selection in the historic criminal trial against the former president of the united states. initially there were 96 jurors who were brought into the courtroom today. that was already cut in half by those who said they could not be impartial by a show of hands. i'm back here with kristen holmes and also kara scannell joins us from inside that this whole area qarrah. >> tell me what happened today. there were 90 six jurors who were brought in after that juror called in to say she can no longer serve. >> what's happening. >> so they brought in the 96 jurors, this new pool. the judge gives them the instructions about what it is required to be a juror with the elements that they need to prove the prosecution has proved this beyond a reasonable doubt. and then they ask the question of is there anyone who feels that they cannot be fair and impartial? we saw a n

to deal dash.com and see how much you can save >> laura coates live next on cnn >> closed captioning brought to you by mesobook.com her firm only represents mesothelioma victims and their families. if you or a loved one has been diagnosed with mesothelioma, call us now well it's full speed ahead for donald trump's historic criminal trial. >> is it a >> titanic moment in the making? >> i'll explain also tonight. so many questions about this trial and how it will all work on monday. i'll be taking your calls and your questions live in just a few moments. plus our court of public opinion takes on one of the hottest topics in america today, dei has gone too far or not far enough >> the debate tonight, i'm laura coates live >> all right. now we're just three days the way donald trump's hush money trial as it's often called, gets underway on april 15. it will share a page in the history books alongside something that happened 112 years ago on the very same day yes. what you see i kept we've got the same day. >> but the >> titanic, it was considered unsinkable. the biggest, the best, the mo

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rush to walmart and find total bce laura coates live next on cnn closed captioning brought to you by mesobook.com her firm only represents mesothelial most victims and their families. if you or a loved one has been diagnosed with mesothelioma call us now good evening. >> i'm laura coates alongside abby phillip& our panel here in washington for a special edition of laura coates live. if what a day in trump world? >> there's court today hearing arguments on trump's claims of absolute immunity from criminal prosecution for anything related to his presidency. >> several justices, even seeming open to some level of immunity, while others so much i'm trying to understand what the dish incentive is from turning the oval office into the seat of criminal activity in this country this case could go back to the lower courts, which would severely delay the start of trump's federal election subversion trial that could ultimately mean that trump's hush money trial in manhattan may very well be the only criminal trial to actually take place before the election. and on day seven of that trial, the f

laura coates live starts right now. >> i know there was an historic trial happening today i was standing outside the courthouse 15 stories below the former president of the united states talking to a jury consultant when the unimaginable happened there were screams, people started running because of the times we live in, i thought it was an active shooter and said it was a man who lit himself on fire feet away from me and a public park and i say i was shocked, would be an understatement. >> you must remember. i didn't come to this anchor desk in a traditional way. >> i was a federal prosecutor who was gone in and out of a courthouse more times and i can remember inside those courtrooms, you get witnesses to recount truly horrific details and stories to a jury who will decide the fate of the accused well, today it was us who bore witness and my instinct told me to tell you what i was seeing my mouth narrated my eyes but my eyes i wish i could unsee it my nose wishes to smell it my heart breaks for that man and his family and my mind what has the same questions you have? who is this man? w

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laura coates live starts right now >> all right. day two, and we've got seven jurors and one defense didn't who's already gotten a reprimand from the judge. i'll take you inside donald trump's criminal trial plus our phone line is open. i'll be answering your calls and your questions about the while in just a moment. but wait, the next part might be inconceivable carry l with from the princess bride is here in 3d with me tonight on laura coates live all right, forget the number two, 70 for a second during this election year, it's all going to come down for later. donald trump right now to 12 people, 12 new yorkers who will decide the fate of the former president the united states, in a historic criminal case brought against him. and they already got seven jurors chosen day. that means five more to go to get to that number 12, but they just can't stop there. they've got to get to see six alternate jurors for a total of 18. and don't think for a moment that donald trump is not keenly aware that each of these people hold his at least f

eastern has called laura coates live. i'm just ingestion before you, ms yolanda, if you have one show to watch that the one you should. thank you so much for joining me tonight >> thank you. thank you. >> up next, this shocking moment when oj simpson called into larry king live and it was the day after he was found not guilty. >> on the phone now, is oj simpson how are you >> what oj simpson >> told larry? plus was the prosecution outsmarted by the defense during the trial of the century stephen a. smith has said prosecutors did a horrendous job and he is here to weigh in the lead with jake tapper tomorrow at four and cnn >> our biggest challenge, uncertainty, hidden fees, surcharges. who knows what to expect? >> turned shipping to your advantage. >> keep it simple with clear upfront pricing, >> with usps ground advantage >> new triggers sign this piece. >> in my bag, like a bunch of groceries, alice cheese and greece just come to me. >> freedom. you can't take your eyes off the new 2020 before jeep wrangler in gladiator

laura coates, live at 11:00 p.m. to answer your questions, wolf, let's go back to you i'll be watching for sure, laura, thank you. in fact, the team as well in new york for some more analysis, i want to bring in cnn senior political analyst, gloria borger, along with david urban. david is, i've republican strategist and was a trump campaign senior advisor, gloria trump's smoke outside the court this morning, slamming, the judge, slamming the trial he also had this to say about the criminal charges that have been leveled against and listen paying a lawyer and walking down, legal expense account i didn't know. >> marching down his legal expense that's exactly what it was and you've been indicted over them he says some account market donalds, if i can legal expense, i'm not quite sure what he's talking about. >> i mean, some account and who was the accountant? i mean, we know that that it was payments to stormy daniels. it wasn't expense. it wasn't it wasn't to michael cohen for his work. it was michael cohen was the int

let's start with cnn anchor and chief legal analyst, laura coates. laura, you actually spoke to one of the potential jurors who was dismissed she described donald trump is just a dude i mean, that was an extraordinary moment. >> among extraordinary moments for us, because here we are are talking about it historic de, a former president, united states on trial, a criminal trial in manhattan. and i didn't change speak to one of the dismissed hur's. you came outside, was confronted by the press that was there on an otherwise simple de and you talked about this dynamic at play, this dichotomy between the idea, the gravitas, and of course him just being a regular guy in a court and listen to what she said you get in there and it's it's fascinating because you get these two very contrasting kind of senses at the same time, which is on the one hand, it's this like massive sense of gravitas and important because you know that this is history in the making. >> and whatever the outcome of this is everything going forward will be affected by it and at the same t

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jurors directly at other times, he appears to be closing his eyes as answers are being read cnn's laura coates is outside the courtroom manhattan with our colleagues, kara scannell and kristen holmes, laura thank you so much. >> dana is a historic de were in day two now of the jury selection process. and of course now it's really in the thick of it. you've got jurors who were in what's called the box of the court what room they're now being questioned by the lawyers. this written question, yet we've all become accustomed to now is now obsolete, right? there asking questions now to delve deeper kara into how these jurors might ultimately be able to be impartial. >> yeah. the first one of his now the prosecution then one of the prosecutors on the case is now addressing the jury box and aunts asking them questions he has 30 minutes to ask these questions and try to root out any possible concerns that he might be able to identify an enemy per total. is that right? this is 30 minutes to talk to the 18 jurors that are currently in the box and he's talking to them about who they might hear from in th

met his favorite store and cousin darrell will be so abby on the other side of the red carpet, laura coates standing by with some music royalty, jermaine dupri, laura oh, my goodness i have with me everyone. >> can you believe i've got jermaine dupri and of course, dallas, austin, a town came represent how you guys doing excited to be in. >> he is your first time come in the last corresponds dinner. yes, i'm very first one. >> well, i hope it's a lot of firing a lot. there's lots going on. but what are you looking forward to? i just want to just observe the whole moment. i mean, walking in was pretty excited, so i can i can imagine what's going to happen. >> we don't know what's gonna happen inside today. the comedians die o'clock and but you know, you're going to have the present united states, somebody he bought here. what do you most looking forward to hearing almost almost looking forward to the roles that we always i have to cloud and you cnn for this moment, i am literally talking to jermaine dupri and downsizing and the microphone drops no, they make the mics dropped. this hasn't act

laura coates live starts right now >> so what's in and what's out and donald trump's criminal trial the big story prosecutors need to tell. plus, you've got questions about the trial. what we've got answers, i'll be taking your calls and your questions live in just a few moments. tonight. i'm laura codes live >> all right. so the first then we all learned today. >> it's not gonna >> be easy to find jurors. and the first criminal trial of a former president. 96 prospective jurors brought in for questioning, at least 50 of them. that's more than half for those of you don't want to do math and 11:00 p.m. they raise their hands so they could not be fair or impartial and precisely zero have been selected so far, we know we did get some clues today about the strategy of the da is going to take clues that came from the evidence that they asked the judge to allow in that he granted notably, karen mcdougal, a name from the past. she will be allowed to testify you may remember her. she's a former playboy model who alleges that she had an affair with donald trump. he of course, denies that, but pr

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laura coates live starts right now >> raw. emotion in a michigan courtroom sends a historic message to parents in america. you can be held accountable for your child's actions. plus a law that was passed during the civil war, now banned daily all abortions and arizona and one republican is calling it an asinine ruling and a warning from retired military leaders about donald trump's claims of presidential immunity going all the way to the supreme court tonight. and laura coates live so what happened in the michigan courtroom >> today has never happened before in this country, the first parents to be held criminally responsible for a mass school shooting carried out by their son. will they have now been sentenced. james and jennifer crumbley, whose son shot four fellow students to death in 2021 each sentenced to ten to 15 years in prison weeks after being cricketer their own cases separately of manslaughter. remember they were accused are purchasing the gun, billing to secure it and ignoring signs of mental health issues in thei

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. >> i trust and we'll dot com and make it count laura coates live next cnn close captioning is brought to you by you, cora, help maintain a healthy urinary tract with you, cora, having utis for ten years at you, cora, we make uti relief from we also make proactive urinary tract health products. >> you korea is a life stage right today at you core.com i'm laura coates alongside abby, phillip, and our panel here in washington for a special edition this in i'm laura codes live and we're at the end of a very long week in the trump hush money trial. >> court is actually dark on monday, but they'll get what gland again on tuesday morning at 9:30. so just what exactly will juror is take away from what they heard in court today. and when they need to be thinking about over their long weekend while there were three witnesses, it took the stand today. it had david pecker who wrapped up more than ten hours or testimony over a period of four days, he was as also trump's former longtime assistant, rhona graff, who was only on the stand for what, a half an hour, then michael cohen's former banker, g

i'm not be philip and i'm laura coates in washington, dc. and today, the supreme court, winx winks that it might give legal kevlar to presidents of the united states, or at least make sure he doesn't have to dodge the federal case against him. matrix style until of course, after the 2024 election, more on that in a few moments. but first, learned a lot today, abby i'm inside of a manhattan courtroom and the lips of one david pecker who is supposed to be the eyes and ears for the mouth is speaking and the tabloid kingpin, who did donald trump's bidding, pecker will go back on the stand tomorrow, but today's testimony put an awful lot of meat on the bone about how prosecutors say trump architected in agreement to catch and kill the stormy daniel story in the deciding stretch of the 2016 campaign. now, the level of detail that pecker provided from the stand was kind of unexpected and the jury learn some new things about a story that most of us thought we already knew there were thank you. dinners. the white house was involved. there were fights

i'm laura coates live all right, now, raise your >> hand if you want jury duty >> okay. well, keep mop if you want to be on the jury for the first criminal trial against a former president i see some hands well, today might be your lucky day because i've got the questions that potential jurors are going to have to answer two possibly be selected for jury duty in that hush money trial. now, the trial is actually set for one week from tonight on april 15th for jury selection of mind, you trump is trying again to get that trial date pushed claiming that he would not get an impartial jury well, no dice to see an appeals court judge said, no, it's called on april 15 this the trial, just to keep everything straight for you. >> the >> one in new york where the former president is accused of falsifying business records to cover up an alleged affair with adult film star stormy daniels and make no mistake about it. >> who is >> ultimately on that jury is arguably the most important part of the trial. you're going to hear some of those questions in just a moment and i want you to a

wise and get a rate based on youd save 20% for a limited time >> laura coates live tonight at 11 eastern on cnn tonight is the supreme court about >> to let hundreds of insurrectionists off the hook, while the justices heard oral arguments today, and fischer versus united states, fissure is this man, joseph fischer. he's a former pennsylvania police officer who was indicted for storming the capitol his lawyers argued that he wasn't really part of the mob, that he just got squeezed in by the crowd. he's also charged with trying to obstruct an official proceeding to stop congress from doing its job and certified the 2020 election now that is the piece that the justices will ultimately decide whether or not the justice department can actually charge him with obstruction they're doing it under a 2002 law that was meant to corral white-collar criminals it was originally designed to stop the smartest criminals in the room at enron and other companies like it from destroying evidence. now of the nearly 1,400 people who are arrested for participating in the insurrection, 350 are facing obstructi

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yeah. >> williams, evelyn barrett just made describe laura coates live. thank you so no, i don't make up as i go along. it's >> very clear cut >> president biden also delivering an ultimatum to israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu >> protect >> civilians and aid workers or else secretary of state blinken saying, if the us does not see changes to protect civilians in gaza, quote, there'll be changes in our own policy. and this comes the aftermath of the strike against world central kitchen aid workers with president biden delivering the ultimatum to netanyahu by phone in a nearly a 30 minute telephone phone call. the white house saying, biden told netanyahu, the humanitarian situation in gaza is unacceptable. and in a statement, after the call, the us is saying, quote, us policy with respect to gaza will be determined by our accession as many of israel's immediate actions on these steps. so what are these steps at the white house is loaded, is looming or looking forward to actually seeing. here's national security council coordinator john kirby elabor

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