with a tudor crown on his head, the relief of the king was created by the artist and sculptor martin jeansther side of the coins, five pounds of rods are for you. crowns will also be depicted. it will be possible to see the image of westminster abbey, which was created by designer natasha jenkins. these collectible coins have already gone on sale, but you can buy them, of course, in the royal coin yard there and you you know, here is such a small work today we will talk about the crib. rebels of art and reformers, he painted pictures on religious themes, and the heroes of his canvases became his hands committed at least three murders and the same hand continued to hold the brush until his death. he is michelangelo merisi, yes, caravadzha europe of the 17th century, these are peasant navadzhi. i had to go to the bloodiest page in the history of europe . it is not surprising that even tightly the masters of that time showed an absolutely earthly person. quite disadvantages. if you want saw heels, praying, please, the viewer of that time has a real shock. such audacity even liked the public r

conversation with a second friend, carol martin and said she described what happened to carol martin and e. jean carroll testified that martin told her not to do anything about it because trump would bury her. and this is what carroll testified to on the stand, she said i was frightened of donald trump, i thought he would retaliate and i was ashamed. i thought it was my fault. they came back from an hour plus long lunch break. carroll is back on the stand and her attorneys are asking her now about what kind of impact this had on her life. carroll has testified she has not been able to have a romantic relationship since then. she said flirting got me into trouble that day and she said she can't engage in a romantic relationship if she can't look at a man in the eye and smile. as you said, trump has denied this. his attorneys will get a chance to cross-examine carroll and they said she's motivated by finance and by politics. >> kara scannell, please keep us posted on that testimony live outside the courthouse in manhattan. thank you. >>> ahead, a cnn exclusive, lawyers for hunter biden meeting wit

jean carroll, confided in a second person. carol martinnd carroll said to her, e jean carroll, you can't tell anyone this is donald trump he's a real estate tycoon. he will to show you. and that is the advice that e. jean carroll took until -- motivated to share her story and come forward >> walk me through - we should say, we are expectin testimony from those women >> we are. are we expecting testimony fro both those women and we ar also expecting testimony fro e. jean carroll as early a tomorrow >> wow >> the trump lawyer, tacopina, who people have probably see on air here, what was his th nature of his opening argument >> -- said tha e. jean carroll made this up she made this up with lisa birnbach and carol martin. suing donald trump but he convinced there too and he recommended - >> objection, your honor >> sustained -- roberta kaplan, who is the attorney here. objection, your honor. -- sustained, the jury to disregard that -- out of order, but it's clear what they are trying to do here (woman) oh. oh! hi there. you're jonathan, right?

jean carroll, confided in a second person. carol martinaid to her, e jean carroll, you can't tell anyone this is donald trump he's a real estate tycoon. he will to show you. and that is the advice that e. jean carroll took until -- motivated to share her story and come forward >> walk me through - we should say, we are expectin testimony from those women >> we are. are we expecting testimony fro both those women and we ar also expecting testimony fro e. jean carroll as early a tomorrow >> wow >> the trump lawyer, tacopina, who people have probably see on air here, what was his th nature of his opening argument >> - he made e. jean carroll this up she made this up with lis burn bach and carol martin they are three people who ar motivated by three things. money, politics, and attention and you will see, according to joe tacopina, their story fall apart because of inconsistencies and among th three of them. >> we should say, this happene in 1996. so, we are already talking about something that happened long time. ago the statute of limitation

jean. but it's not just any house. this home was a safe haven for the reverend dr. martin luther king jr. at this house, dr.her activists made plans for three civil rights marches to montgomery. the jackson house is also where he watched president lyndon b johnson announce the bill that would become the voting rights act of 1965. the speech was days after bloody sunday whehen alabama ststate trtroopers attacacked marchers o were heading to montgomery. well, now the couple's daughter is giving the home to the henry ford museum later this year. the home will be taken apart piece by piece and moved 800 miles away to dearborn, michigan. it will be reassemble old and available to the public at henry ford's greenfield village. the entire project will take at least three years, but that's history that's worth waiting for. that's it for this edition of matter of fact. i'm soledad o'brien. and i'll see you back here next week. listen to matter of fact, with soledad o'brien on your favorite podcast provider. watch us during the week on fyi and youtube. >>> today only "asian pacific america," can you speak tinglish? t

think about it is that carroll, martin and burnback are in a scheme together to destroy donald trump, motivated by money, politics, and a shared desire for attention. e. jean carroll does have folks she told in realtime >> so you heard joyce talk about how donald trump's lawyers are going to poke holes in her testimony, discredit her here, what will you be watching for when the redirect happens, and as this case unfolds >> right, so it's important to say, we don't get to watch the testimony. we're reading from people who are live streaming, why we don't have cameras in live courts is an important one for another day. 'scivil case, not a criminal case, but it mirrors the kinds of problems that routinely come up in rape cases. by the very nature of the crime, the typical rape occurs in private. there are not external witnesses who can talk about it. it becomes a he said, she said, and in this case, very interestingly it's going to be a she said because donald trump's lawyers indicate he does not plan to testify. much of this will come down to whether or not the jury believes that carroll is credible, and you know, as we've discussed, there are gaps in her st