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there's no recollection of those news events, so being able to be here and just get a sense of what it might have been like feels quite special. by 1989, the berlin wall had forcibly divided the city for 28 years with the communists controlling the eastern part of the city whilst the capitalist west controlled the rest of berlin. travel between the two was strictly controlled and, in most cases, forbidden. but i'm heading down into the u—bahn, berlin's underground rail network, which i can access with the deutschlandticket. 0k, u8 this way. ooh! now, alexanderplatz was in the east, so anybody getting on the u—bahn three stops in that direction had
brendan dawes is a generative artist himself and the developer of the film's bespoke generative software. the way to think of it is kind of like a collaborator. i give it some direction, but then it's like, "actually, i've done this," and i go, "wow, ok, let's go down that path and that route." i'm specifically looking to be surprised, surprised and delighted. i'm pleased if people are more confused than they were before, because i think the biggest problem is trying to deal with what i call the appetite for certainty. i think we normally want to have control as filmmakers of every second, so there's a little bit of surrendering that control. but the result is things that i never would have thought to connect myself. when i see it when our generative system does it, you know, it's like, "oh, my gosh, i didn't even think about that connection." that could be making unusual story choices, likejumping around out of chronological order, orjuxtaposing two seemingly unrelated scenes. those choices can lead
tonight to identify the individuals who were involved in this shooting. >> the shooting remains under investigation. opening arguments in former president trump's trial begin monday. tomorrow. the full jury being seated with alternatives sworn in on friday. trump saying the trial is being unfairly rushed. it is unprecedented. calling it, quote, planned and coordinated witch hunt in his post to truth social yesterday. this after an appeals court rejected his lawyer's motion to delay the trial. michael avenatti of all people i'll reportedly talking to trump's legal defense team from his jail cell saying he would testify on his behalf. interesting. and former secretary of state hillary clinton in a recent podcast stating what direction she believes the country would go if donald trump heads back to the white house.
neighborhood which he thought were suspicious not too long before the murder? his attorney called a neighbor who had also seen strange activity. >> i observed a vehicle parked with its headlights on for some extended period of time, five, 10 minutes at least, which i consider to be -- and i felt with the direction of the headlights, that whoever was in the vehicle could probably see me and my residents and it made me uncomfortable. >> when he put cross-examine diane who identified nathan as the man in the switcher, she admitted her husband had a different recollection. >> you and your husband had a discussion about the race of the person walking alongside the road? >> that's correct. >> your husband thought it was a black man? >> that's correct. >> another problem? the defense pointed out, that while the state made up big
want to convict and who stands there ground he doesn't get convicted. and the trial he would have to start over again if he doesn't get a unanimous verdict in either direction. >> all right. melissa gomez will leave it there. thank you so much. >> you're welcome. great to be here. all right. of course will have full coverage tomorrow. >> still the calm several people are injured after a tram crashed at the universal studios theme park in hollywood. what led to the collision that straight ahead and weekend protests at columbia university has a jewish campus leader advising jewish students not to return to the campus today because he says it's unsafe details after the break there's new ally in the fight against climate change. >> this is new car business bucaram, just me to protect nature will do the rest plus cnn filled tonight at noon oh, no running oil with chewy
best way is just to go talk. will: and, brook, what would you say, what did this experience change in you? >> i would definitely say that it made me a lot more open to, honestly, everything. we are very much similar people no matter who you meet p. i was able the find a correlation between any single person i met. and i think that's something we just need to realize, is we all are the same, we all bleed red. it's what we are. will: yeah. i hope also, zj, you got a chance to have, like are, real barbecue. i'm sure somewhere along the line you got a good brisket and you understand now and you can take the message and the gospel back to california of. [laughter] all right, zj, brook -- >> i'm doing my best. will: thank you both for meating with us morning. kayleigh, over to you. kayleigh: great segment. turning now to your headlines, former secretary of state hillary clinton in a recent podcast stated what direction she believes the country would go in former president trump is elected for a second term.
in gaza and creates a political horizon that would take us towards, a once and for all solution on the basis of the two-state solution danger of escalation remains there by intention or by ms miscalculation israelis are saying a lot of things. i mean, the israeli government, but what have, been doing and say gotten us other than more conflict, more tension, hatred, dehumanization. and destruction of the whole palestinian community in gaza. >> you point out that bibi netanyahu does benefit when the war goes in another direction. do you believe that bibi netanyahu will try to keep this war going because it keeps him an office and keeps avoid certain political and maybe legal problems. he has all indications point to that conclusion. he has said publicly that he's going to continue with the war on gaza, despite advice, even from his
broken down over the course of the last week. they are not dead altogether, but they're certainly not headed in the right direction. and so the israeli war cabinet and the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu increasingly talking about military pressure to secure the release of those hostages, the israeli prime minister in a video statement this evening saying that israel will soon land additional and painful blows increasing military and political pressure on hamas in keeping with that, the israeli military's chief of staff general herzi halevi today convening a situational assessments and approved plans for the continuation of the war in gaza. reading between the lines that very much indicates a coming ground offensive in rafah. that's southernmost city in gaza, where more than 1 million palestinian hands are currently sheltering. and we know that even as the us is providing israel with billions of dollars in additional aid, they have expressed serious concerns about the possibility of a coming ground offensive in rafah because of how many people are currently packed in there, and the difficulty of evacuating so many people, the
create any new moderns. >> you were not having middle at all? it'll be swinging from the left and the right. that's not who america is. that probably scares me more than anything. every one of us should be ashamed of what we're, what we're living through now and 118th congress every congress up until this 118th congress has basically produced about 500 bills that we could work on and agree on and passed some form of a piece of legislation 500 to five, 20 we've only passed 69 bills, when you look at this this congress on the outside, are they doing their job? well no in, the sense that congress isn't doing much legislating and they've been rather dysfunctional. the border policy i think has become sort of the poster child of what i'm talking about that it's hard to solve policy issues these days because both the right and the left seemed to get some advantage from things being unsolved that you clearly disagreed with senate republicans blocking that bipartisan secure border security deal. >> i think it was step in the right direction, incrementally
the actual facts here, fully support president trump because he did nothing wrong. >> all right. >> thank you very much,. >> will, thank you. >> thank you guys. >> that's impeaching the witness in legalese, it's establishing that the witness is inherently untrustworthy, a proven track record of not just lying but of perjury. it should undercut any credibility of a witness with a jury. >> hearing him talk about the facts and everything you just laid out, just wonder are these people capable of being fair? that's what i really want to know. maybe it's a curve ball strategy of saying hey, a lawyer's sitting there. i mean, it depends. if you have a hyper partisan couple lawyers they'll get in the jury room and spin it the way they want with legal language that other jurors won't have acassess to. maybe it goes in the other direction. maybe that's the play the trump team is making. if a lawyer sees it all - as a former attorney for p