on to the news that is paulette pasha to a number of parliament for the greens russia has again attacked to cranes, energy created from the air, ukrainian authorities say power generation and distribution facilities came under bombardment in 6 regions, including in the capital keys, technicians working to repair the damage warrant. there could be nationwide power outages. rational so says it has captured 2 frontline ukrainian villages to saying with ukraine and the story of one voice fight for survival. roman i love to have suffered burns all over his body in a rushing missile attack. and he since undergone multiple operations in the last 2 years. the w has been following his recovery and rehabilitation here in germany. in the summer of 2022, a russian missile strike and the central v need see a complete to change the lives of roman and his father. the boy's mother was killed, but he miraculously survived. he suffered injuries to his arm and leg and severe burns on his skin and the pressure supplied you crying. he spent 3 days in intensive care. so the heavy if the supposed operation, th

. >> the fact that we're flying in an old helicopter my guess is the paulette probably misjudged zip situation or basically misjudged the terrain distance essentially flu the helicopter high-speed into the side of a mountain this was a decades old helicopter, a much talk already about why it was that the second most important man in the country was flying in that alongside his foreign minister and a delegation of civil servants what do we know about the make model of that helicopter? >> and the impact over the years of sanctions in the denigration of the airline industry as a whole in iran, i am what sort of condition? therefore, that helicopter might have been in muster mate, you would have thought that the iranian president and the foreign minister would have been traveling in some sort of business jet or some sort of airliner. >> they heavy aligners that could be tasked to carry vips instead, they're flying in a 40 year-old bill for one to helicopter that is not really designed to fly at high altitude of a mountainous ranges, particularly not embed wherever. so it does raise quest

as always, paulette and intense de on the stand, right? this is what it all comes down to. what michael cohen has to say. the documents that support what he has to say, and the prosecution isn't done with cohen yet. >> that's exactly right, aaron. and so far cohen has come across as quite credible, but they are just at the end of today beginning to get into the alleged crime, which is the falsifying business records and then prosecutors are going to have to walk cohen through some pretty uncomfortable material, including his multiple convictions and then his years of attacks on the defendant the prosecution's most anticipated it witness, michael cohen, taking the stand in donald trump's criminal hush money trial, repaid or lawyer a legal expense. we believe expense is a league with friends it's marked down in the book legal expense facing his former boss, cohen spoke about his ten years working as trump's attorney and fixer while trump sat back in his chair closing his eyes, not reacting to cohen's testimony. cohen said he enjoyed working for trump and whenever he received

cnn's paula reid there and paulette it's a wrap on day one of testimony from michael cohen, the most critical witness in this case so far, is this going the way that the prosecution hoped yes. >> so far, jake has been going well for prosecutors michael cohen laid out how long before he announced his candidates, who were the white house trump was worried the stories from other women would come out in the open and potentially impact his candidacy. >> now. >> michael cohen also testified how involved he was and suppressing negative stories ahead of the election and how in the wake of the access hollywood tape, he facilitated that hush money payment to stormy daniels. he testified that trump told him, don't worry, you'll be reading in burst and then towards the end of the day, we got to the really critical part of his testimony for prosecutors, which is that he testified that trump was aware of the scheme to reimburse him by making it all seem like a legal expenses and to really increase the mountain who's being paid back so that he didn't of course he didn't have to pay taxes, so that w

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but paulette, can we talk about how this started because right off the bat, it was expletive-laden and todd blanche was asking michael cohen about comments that he has made recently about todd blanche, susan necheles, and about donald trump himself. >> yeah, they had many choices or how to begin this cross-examination and todd chose to start with a tiktok from michael cohen where he attacked todd blanche i using some expletives. now, todd blanche also points out the fact that these two men have never met it's unclear exactly why this selection was made, but based on my conversations with sources familiar with their thinking, they want to establish that cohen is so blinded by hadrian good for trump and so obsessed with this trial that you would attack someone. he's never even met. >> and the other thing that they're criticizing him for right off the bat in front of the jury is talking about this case going on television, given being interviews about this. and todd blanche gotten him after a few objections to concede that, yes. the district attorney's office had asked him prosecutors her

going to be part of their master plan of summing it all up in the timing of but you're so right, paulette, we are almost one 11 days in and the jury is it's probably finally we now going okay. somebody who's right in the circle, who knows him really well, who has been in every room where it happened. finally, we're hearing from her and we also have dej dayana kessel here with us and former under former new york supreme court judge retired, former new york or new york supreme court judge. i should note and, judge, it's great to have you years. we are watching one of the most fascinating moments, probably this trial that has happened so far, given hope hicks and just her proximity and her closeness. and how much trump trusted are now testifying about the craziest days and is 2016 campaign. and when she was asked what her first reaction was to getting that email from a washington post reporter. she said, quote, i was concerned very concerned. i wonder what impact do you think this is having on that jury? there's told jurors who were sitting there. >> oh, good. good afternoon. i think this ju

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you think about it, paulette, he is here so-called owning up to it, addressing the obvious elephant of his charges in the room, but also talking about whether he should've been charged at all that might that might undermine the willingness of the jurors to say, okay, i think this is a likable i, ii relatable, informative narrator. >> yeah, it sounds like he's refusing to accept responsibility, which is i think what they're hoping to button up by saying luck. he pleaded guilty we'll see he did his time. >> it was hard parts of it were in solitary confinement now they're bringing up again, they're only bringing this up to get out ahead of defense attorneys who will surely break this and every other skeleton in his pause it out for the jury to see. he he sounds again like he is recounting the responsibility that he took for these alleged crimes. >> it comes across maybe a little bitter, not the best look before the jury, but certainly better to have susan hoffinger bring it up as supposed to. todd blanche, and of course, it just enough. this is exactly the narrative, but trump is speaking

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and paula reid and kristen holmes are back here with me and paulette. we just heard from trump when he walked into the courtroom, he often speaks to the camera as he came out, he had a trail of lawmakers but and candidates behind him. but there was one moment where he was talking about matthew colangelo's, who as we all know, is a prosecutor on the disk, attorneys team. he did not say him i mentioned him by name, but this is what trump had to say lead person from the doj is running the trial so biden's office is running this this trial is and it's a sham. >> and it shouldn't happen. >> thank you so in addition to one and not being true, that president biden is running this trial. >> obviously, trump has indicted by a jury here in manhattan. it is the district attorney's office that is handling this. >> the question is whether that's a violation of the gag order because of the gag order was expanded precisely because he was attached backing this prosecutor in direct are directly he's allowed to criticize alvin bragg, but he's not allowed to attack the ot