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well. glad felt well enough to be here tonight. continue that road to recovery. thank you. thank you. >> thanks to all of you. for joining us. ac30 60 starts right now tonight are 36012 jurors, six alternates. >> now, just three days away from making history as the first american to ever to decide the guilt or innocence of a former president united states. also, we're following breaking news about explosions reportedly five at a base used by pro iranian fighters in iraq. this is new video just in all just a night after israel's response to missile and drone attack. and later how house speaker mike johnson's active by partisanship with democrats to pass aid to israel, ukraine, and more is being treated as betrayal by some radical republicans. >> good evening. thanks for joining us at the end of the historic, but also harrowing day in and around new york city courtroom or opening statements in the first trump criminal trial are now set for monday historic for what are by now familiar but still astonishing reasons if former president facing felony charges for the first time ever harrowing in
. what's your take, mark what is?. well, i'll tell you, i'm an that throwback to when you i usedghti to fight during the 90s over the whitewater trials and whendn we were down in little rock making little spats,that w that wasn't a real fight. >> right exactly. >> that was back when markhe levin was not the great one. so, you know, it's an interesting thing to me not that they do not have a sequestered jury. i meanhave t sequest, as a criml lawyer, if i'm defending this case and susan and toddand to are excellent lawyers, excellent trial lawyers, they it'nt ts unfair. i it really is unfair to a defendant to in the middle of ae presidential campaign to takef h anm off the trail, force him to be in a courtroom and have it in a venue where already we've already seen demonstrably one of the jurors was deathly afraid of her name getting outne and felt like she wouldt be intimidatedit. o
israel, isaac herzog, saying that this shows that israel has no stronger ally than the united states from the prime minister. and interesting message saying that this shows bipartisan support for israel. of course, that's an important domestic matters sh for him to make as well as thanking the united states because many people would perceive the prime minister here because of the way that is fighting the war in gaza so many palestinians killed more than 34,000 now, and that is felt, that is alienating some of the democrats within the united states. and therefore his comments bipartisan support, heard it from other israeli officials as well. but when the prime minister characterizes it like that, it has a message and a resonance here. the defense minister pointing out that israel is facing seven different enemies. he said this shows is a bill being voted through shows this there is strong united states stands strong with israel, the foreign minister talking about strong
felt they were getting ahead of economically. my wife is from the pittsburgh area, salt of earth middle-class, a poll like that, so low getting ahead is that going to be a game changer? it's a problem. inflation, and he believes the economy is getting better, hundreds of thousands of jobs and every month, people are paying more for gas or food they don't feel like they are getting better. that has to change and may not change by the election, that means he has to run with that headwind. griff: pennsylvania along with michigan, wisconsin and georgia, the latest fox news paul, the head to head match, a
students are in some cases saying this created a fearful environment, made many of them unsafe. really it is a sense on campus this is going to continue and that there will need to be further dialogue between the administration and a growing community of students who are now involved in these protests despite the fact that people were arrested, jose, we're still seeing students out on the lawn there. >> jewish students are saying they don't feel safe there, and in other colleges and meanwhile, switching coasts, usc canceled a speech by their valedictorian? >> reporter: that's right. the same debate on the other side of the country right now, usc informed the valedictorian, a muslim student, that she would not be able to give the typical graduation speech, and that has enflamed tensions there as well. nbc news has spoken to students on both side of the debate, some felt she was involved in actions or statements that made jewish
the latest and final round of shadow boxing between israel and iran, trying to prove something to each other, to their constituencies, to regional friends and enemies, or are you expecting more? >> i think we're all in violent or non-violent agreement this morning. this is carefully calibrated. the israelis felt compelled to respond, to show they could reach iran if need be. they could hurt them if need be, but they didn't hurt them this time. the fact the iranians are downplaying it at home suggests to me they don't feel compelled to retaliate against the retaliation. i think this showed bibi netanyahu, who we're often critical, in this case, he resisted what he was getting pressured to do from his right. he did less rather than more. i think the biden administration should feel pretty good in terms of calming down the reactions. i think, excuse me, this is also
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and tougher than it may see. >> it's difficult to to be very present & to really focus as much as jurors might need to with the idea in the back of their mind that they might not really need to deliberate at the end of it. all but as one alternate juror in police officer derek chauvin, murder trial said being an alternate doesn't mean the case weighs on you any less heavily every night when i would come home, i i felt exhausted. >> it was pretty draining, pretty emotional and that juror didn't even know she was an alternate until the end of the trial in some cases, the judges purposely don't inform the jury of them are alternates and which are regulars until they start deliberating so they don't have that issue of knowing. >> i might not have to deliver. i do. i really filename to listen to this, there are six alternate jurors for trump's trial, while that may seem like a lot for a complex and highly charged case, it may not be enough. all right. he appears to have pulled the gloves off, council during a o.j. simpson's lengthy murder trial, ten regular jurors were
he's been out of action since that big announcement from his wife and it does suggest that he's well enough or she's well enough rather for him to go out and carry on with this public duties. so i think that's why there's so much focus on this. i don't think we're going to hear much about the princess. i've just been told that he's received some get well cards for her to pass on, which he took but we'll wait to see afterwards to see whether or not he's made any comment to the people that he's met today because i'm sure that'll take a lot of the headlines, but he's going to this distribution center, then he's going into london then where he'll see where that food is taken to a youth center. so there will be lots of pictures and moments coming out throughout the day max, any update on the princess of wales, her treatment, her health, any update on the king his treatment, his health? no. so they've made this very clear to us throughout this process. >> they're not going to give any updates. they very much felt in terms of princess that she said all that she could in
faisal islam is there, he's been speaking to the uk's finance minister, chancellor of the exchequerjeremy hunt. and started by asking him about inflation in the uk, which fell to 3.2% in march, its lowest in more than two yea rs i think the statistics we have had this week demonstrate inflation is coming down, now lower than the united states. the bigger picture is the fundamentals for the uk economy are actually very strong. we have had more greenfield foreign direct investment than anywhere in the water apart from the united states and china since 2020. i was at a dinner in newark last night with big investors in the uk, every single one of them increasing investment in the uk. the imf saying this week over the next six years we will grow faster than any major european economy and faster than japan. european economy and faster than japan-— european economy and faster than japan. some felt now the bank of england _ than japan. some felt now the bank of england may - than japan. some felt now the bank of england may not - than japan. some felt now the bank of england may not cut l bank of england may not cut interest rates before the summer. may not cut interest