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pregnant at home at that day. if i pass out, i cannot answer my wife. i cannot talk to her. >> i took out my phone and i called my ex-fiance, and i said to him, we're getting attacked. we're getting attacked. >> reporter: this 26-year-old citizen took refuge in a bomb shelter whose uncle was killed in the attack. >> he took impact of the grenade right in front of me, and then they started shooting again, and for eight hours, i hid under the bodies, and i put the jacket over my face and i covered my ears because my ears were ringing. it was hard. >> reporter: 26-year-old danielle said she hid from the gunman in an orange grove. >> i had this scarf on me which i got before the festival because i thought the color is cute and i saw, orange trees in the same color.
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nine day break which may have just given them a chance to find some composure ahead of the run in toward the ends of the season, middlesbrough, no pushovers, unbeaten in the last night, absolutely flying at present under michael carrick who will want to upset the promotion of that championship rival, really expecting a good game here tonight, the last time these two top sides met we had three goals inside the first seven minutes, so hoping for more of that this evening, we have updates on bbc radio 5 live where on air from seven o'clock as part of the monday night club kick off here as at eight. further down the football pyramid and gateshead fans should have been dreaming about potentially reaching the football league. instead — they've been banned from competing in the national league play—offs. the club have been told they're ineligible for promotion, because they're unable to secure a 10—year lease on their ground at the international stadium, which is owned by the council. fans have been seen protesting outside the club this afternoon
sitting down six, seven, eight hours a day, and -- >> at 78 years old. >> 78 years old, judge telling him what to do, falling asleep, being mocked, getting angry about that. yeah. it's -- this is quite -- quite a situation. >> new territory. >> it's new territory for donald trump. >> and arguably no american in history has so warped everyone else's reality as well, right? i mean, it's not simply his imaginative universe. he's imposed his imaginative universe, his grievances, his vision of enemies versus himself on everyone, and we're living in this -- this warped reality, and so one thing about the last couple of weeks and about these images that i think maybe this isn't a particularly popular
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what this is going to look like and what his team has been preparing for is their opening statement, which is going to be pretty short, pretty blunt, but they are trying to also charm and persuade these jurors just like the prosecution is trump for his part. his life is about to change when you walked that courtroom this morning for the next six weeks, we don't know what the outcome of this is going to be, what we do know that for the next six to eight weeks, potentially, he is going to be someone who sits in a courtroom who doesn't have a chance to respond in real-time in those moments as he is watching people who were incredibly close to him get up on that witness stand and say things that he disagrees with, that he contradicts, and things that are incredibly personal to have these allegations and these are people like hope hicks, his former top aide, and one of his closest confidants, michael cohen, his former attorney, david, who we may hear from today is going to be fascinating. this is someone that trump is known for decades. she used to publish a magazine called trump's style, and he may be getting on the stand to talk about trump's direct involvement in this agreement. >> he could be a critical witness in all of this. david,
are seeing on the screen those are notes from our three colleagues inside. >> so you have a minute by minute, second by second. i'm going to count. >> and also, i think just the dynamic for trump. obviously there's no cameras in the courtroom that's how we're relying on our colleagues for these updates, but the dynamic and the courtroom trump it's not surrounded by his political aides like he typically is, or friends, or family, or allies. he's got his legal team, but everyone else is seated towards the back of the courtroom. so he's not able to confer with them. he ceded there next to he's got three attorneys in the room with him. >> and i think that picture there just speaks to the moment of what donald trump's life is about to be like where he is not a control of his schedule or his environment, are able to respond in real-time. >> three things that he prioritizes and values and typically is used to capital eyes off of as since he was in the white house when he was on the campaign trail. and even as a businessman, here in new york, his entire life is changing for the next six to eight weeks. now that he's in that courtroom and this is going forward and the judges in charge of the schedule, not donald trump. >> it's going to be very
story. what are the email addresses? what are the last four digits of certain numbers? who is dylan howard? he's, he's setting the table with information and with witnesses and evidence that is clearly going to be come relevant later. >> is this jim trusty, when you said that what he's doing right now, having david testified, even though there's only a roughly eight more minutes left before they adjourned for the day. is this what you thought that they would be doing to just establish the credibility of this coconspirator according to them. >> yeah. you get him comfortable on the very interested in what? what's coming next.& you set the stage. and frankly, i think you get to like 12, 30. you look at the judge. if the judge is doing this, then then you show one splashy email that involves president trump. you want to leave them with something that's kind of sexy for overnight. and knowing he's not getting cross-examined for awhile. >> first rule of showbiz leave them wanting more. >> yeah, i think so we're dealing with. the enquirer or god knows, what else is in that secret email account, maybe bigfoot sightings and ufo stuff, but probably take one of those sensitive emails splashed
question with the answer that is evidence. so he's laying out exactly what they have to do as they contemplate these charges over the next five to six weeks, he says i remind you throughout these proceedings that the defendant is presumed to be innocent. and of course, mourn present. trump has pleaded not guilty and also denied the affair with stormy. >> well, and also our reporters say that trump's eyes are closed. >> is judge merchan is read eight of these directions to the jury. i think it's also just a reminder of how tedious a lot of this is going to be for the former president to be sitting there as he is listening to all of this. and then of course listening to those opening statements which will be in prosecutors words of his actions yeah. you can continue to fall across a follow on the left-hand side of your screen, the notes from r3 folks inside the courtroom, 20 me now, criminal defense attorney or their eye dala, you represented some very high-profile, controversial defendant and it's harvey weinstein, rudy giuliani how do you approach opening statements in a case when the jury knows your client and he's one of the most famous or infamous people in the world.