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perspective is not to see regional escalation or rolling out of this war in multiple theaters. behind the scenes, though, it's already been happening. if you look at houthis in the red sea, iraqi militia and shia in iraq and syria that did the tower 22 attack, there's been a broad-based proxy war between iran, israel, iran and the united states boiling for many months. so i know they're trying to make sure and assure people they're not escalating, they're not tipping off a larger regional war. a very delicate line to cross. i think any sort of attack or direct action against u.s. military personnel again in the region or u.s. civilians would be a red line for the u.s. where they would have to move up escalating and i would also note there's the irgc, the iranian revolutionary guard corp and hezbollah in the past have directed terrorist attacks towards foreign targets, so that would be something else to watch out for if the iranians would
on the night but level on aggregate and after extra time, so the shoot—out settled it. no problems for roma, who comfortably beat ac milan, and they'll play the newly crowned german champions bayer leverkusen, who beat west ham 3—1 on aggregate. alastair bruce ball was watching for us. at half—time, it really looked like west ham might be able to turn this tie around. they dominated against a recently crowned german champion, chased and harried and hassled and forced them into uncharacteristic mistakes. they also got the crucial early goal, michail antonio heading in from jarrod bowen's cross and in truth, they could have had more, matej kovar saving sharply from a bowen volley at close range, antonio accidentally blocking a shot that seemed destined for the corner. xabi alonso was forced to change his personnel and formation but it worked, as leverkusen were able to contain their opponents far more easily after the break and west ham's energy levels and belief levels inevitably dipped.
act to impose several penalties. for instance, these fines are close to the maximum amount. the judge could impose up to 30 days in jail if he chose to. i think the fact that everyone is moving slowly and deliberately here is an acknowledgment of the fact that the judge will have to craft some sort of a remedy that tells trump the gag order is for real. otherwise he'll continue to go on and violate it with impunity for the remainder of the are trial. >> and again, that hearing to deal with this gag order issue is on tuesday. meantime, this afternoon we're expecting a sandoval hearing. what information do we have about this? >> reporter: right, this is the hearing that we expect to take place after those additional five alternate jurors are selected here this afternoon, and the sandoval hearing will be the opportunity for the prosecution to make the case as to what they would like to cross examine donald trump if he were to testify prior to trial
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that is when judge juan merchan is going to issue his decision when it comes to that gag order. one more thing to note, a possibility of a sandoval hearing happening later on this afternoon. that's essentially presenting the evidence from the prosecution if donald trump were to decide to, in fact, testify, he could be informed and educated, his attorneys as well, to what he would be presented with in cross. >> yasmin, stay with us. so carol, we've had essentially three days of jury selection. the first day was really short, so maybe like two and a half days. we already have a jury seated, just need the alternates. are you surprised at all how quickly this is going? >> i think most people are surprised at how quickly it's moved, ana. jury selection varies widely, even among state courts. the judge has a lot of discretion. that discretion includes how much time to give each party to what we call voir dire the jury or ask questions of the prospective jurors. and in this case, judge merchan really moved pretty fast. he had the questionnaire.
talk to her about the inconsistencies that jacob referenced and that she's going to be prepped and prepared to deal with them. on cross we're going to see a different animal emerged. they are going to drill into the fact that at its core, this is about blackmail. you slept with a married man, who you likely knew was married, and then you wanted to get money for the fact that you didn't want to go out and tell the fact that you had made this decision, and ultimately does that change what donald trump did. no. is that the what the case is about, no. but it is going to be something that i fully expect that the defense attorneys in this case are going to try to pommel her on as much as they can to detract from her overall credibility in front of the jury. i think there may be some sympathy to say she does not come to the table with clean hands either and who knows what kind of impact that will have on their deliberations.
vossoughian outside the courthouse with danny cevallos and adam pollock. the sandoval hearing is under way, what are we learning? >> reporter: yeah. again, it's about this establishment of a pattern of behavior, right, that we had talked about when we spoke last. and it seems as if one of the attorneys for donald trump who's kind of moved into the main seat during this sandoval hearing is arguing that none of those cases, none of the judgments from prior cases pertain to what they are dealing with now with the hush-money trial. however, the people are arguing that, in fact, those very judgments are what establishes pattern of behavior for the former president and why he would engage in a quote/unquote alleged scheme like the one they are saying he did with the trump hush-money trial. so i think it's going to come down to whether or not the attorneys and donald trump himself feel comfortable in testifying, especially considering what the cross may look like and they're going
he intended to take a long lunch break, and presumably he was going to p hold that sandoval hearing that he hasn't held, and that was going to explore what defendant donald trump, the parameters of the cross examine that he could be subject to and specifically what misconduct and unlawful conduct that he has participated in in the past, the district attorney's office is able to question him about. they haveo listed in a notice,3 separate categories of that conduct and it runs the gamut from the conduct with which he was charged and found liable in a civil fraud case to both judgments and verdicts in the e jean carroll case and going back to settlements he has participated in in the past, concerning the improper use of charitable money from the trump foundation or the fact he was sanctioned for bringing an improper case againstg hillary clinton, the dnc and a number oa other people and the larger
yasmin vossoughian, and outside the courthouse. what's happening there right now? >> reporter: yeah, so they got up and going. they resumed court just a couple of minutes ago, about six minutes or so coming back from this lunch break: they're getting into the sandoval hearing from what i'm seeing here, and let me just walk folks through. we saw a filing about two days ago from the prosecution as to what this would entail, what the sandoval hearing would entail. this is a hearing how they present how cross-examination would work if the former president and his attorneys together decided that he would take the stand in his own testimony. so they're presenting establishing really a pattern of behavior, ana, it seems in this sandoval hearing and what they would do in cross. they would be presenting, for instance, the conviction of the trump corporation, trump payroll corporation as well. lying under oath, the judgment from judge engoron, with the trump civil fraud trial.