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Could begin as soon as monday. a jury of seven men and five women was confirmed friday — they will ultimately decide the verdict in the first—ever criminal trial of a former us president. prosecutors say mr trump tried to hide payments he made to an adult film star, to keep her quiet about an alleged affair. mr trump plead not guilty to 3a counts of falsifying business records — a felony crime under new york state law that could see him jailed for up to 20 years. fridays hearing also saw t...

Going to be looking at this country. that we have the president of the united states that is no longer an office that is being tried for falsifying records about an alleged affair with a porno star and then there are three other trials. how does that look to the world? at one level, i look at the fact that the united states, who has always represented such a high bar, that we are a country that is above the standards of smaller countries and countries that are not built like we are, that we are ...

Be impartial. another sobbing, this is so much more stressful than i thought it would be. two jurors already dismissed this week less than two days after being seated. the additional alternates picked today, four women and one man, including an audio engineer and an estimator for a construction company. >> this is a rigged case, and this is a case that was put in very strongly because of politics. >> reporter: prosecutors accuse mr. trump of falsifying business records to cover up his alleged ro...

Under consideration. >> margaret: disturbing development there, jericka duncan, thank you. meanwhile, inside the courthouse, jury selection concluded and opening statements will now begin monday in what is the first criminal prosecution of a former president of the united states. trump faces 34 counts of falsifying business records as part of a hush money scheme. cbss robert costa has the latest. >> reporter: the full jury is now set in the unprecedented criminal trial of former president donald...

>> take a step back for us. what have been your biggest takeaways and what stood out the most to you today? >> well, if i was struck from the moment we got to the courtroom with the forcefulness of prosecutors, the jury wasnt there yet monday morning was supposed to be asleep, the affair of some remaining evidentiary motions but they used those motions to present the case to preview the case for the judge and they did present it as an election interference case. it is not just a federal campaign...

In whats called a, in new york has sandoval hearing do, you think that it is relevant? and we had some other laura is talking about this, the letitia james case, attorney general, letitia james is saying the donald trump falsified business records and the judge ordered $355 million or whatever it was unbelievable i cant even wrap my brain around it. >> the argument would be its it goes to credibility if he has been adjudicated as not ing nest and pay and find accordingly, thats relevant. correct...

Lobbying behind—the—scenes. the us would have liked to have got this book delayed or even better have other members come on board to help defeat it. but in the end, what is remarkable, 12 of the 15 members of the security council voted in favour, including some key us allies, japan, south korea and france. bat. the us ambassador to raise that hand issuing the veto and killing the proposal. not only that, some critics would say once again exposing how isolated the us is becoming on the intern...

Pretty key us allies — japan, south korea and france. and that forced the us ambassador robert wood, to raise that hand, issuing the veto and killing the proposal. but not only that, some critics would say once again exposing how isolated the us is becoming on the international stage over this issue. all 12jurors have now been selected to assess the guilt or innocence of donald trump in his criminal trial over the coming weeks. the former us president faces charges of falsifying accounts to hi...

A mortgage broker who used fake pay slips and documents from fictitious employers to secure home loans for herself and two clients has been sentenced to home...

JOHOR BAHRU: The former Koperasi Felda Selancar 3 chairman pleaded guilty in the Sessions Court, here, on Tuesday, to 15 counts of forging cheques belonging to Koperasi Peneroka Felda Selancar 3 Pahang Bhd, worth RM34,450, five years ago.