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Fined up to $5,000 for each of the 34 counts. or he could be put on probation, perhaps even with strict supervision. or maybe one of those nerve wracking of all of the options for a well-documented germaphobe community service, up to 400 hours of it potentially here tonight to break down all the options. cnn legal analyst, and criminal defense attorney joey jackson, attorney and jury consultant. we're not as tibial and also retired new york state supreme court justice, who is known judge merchan for more than 15 years. judge jill kohn visor, and joey, i mean, this is probably one are the numbe...

This. here's here's something else that might be nerve wracking for our viewers to hear so there's not a delay. this is the latest thing we're hearing, but they are dealing with an issue in the fan that apparently controls the temperature of the space suits. tell us how serious that is as i understand it, i went i went to silent. i was trying to follow along with mission control, but they have a problem in the suit. they got up, butch got up pressure it looked like a pressure of caution light for his suits, so they had the crew to open their advisors to let them get just some fresh air. they h...

That have been found in the fuel lines. The concern is the cracks could grow and splinter into hazardous chunks of metal. They got a bunch of us, like a dozen engineers, to go fly down to kennedy Space Center to go look at cracks. There was copious amounts of Engineering Discussion and testing going on. Stop. Thank you. If a main engine were to explode, that would destroy The Vehicle, itd be out of control, wed lose The Vehicle and the crew. Its too dangerous to fly any shuttle until we get a handle on this. It grounded the entire fleet, including columbia. It was, like, delayed and delayed an...

Former WWE Raw Women's Champion Nikki Cross recently revealed announced that she will be running in her very first Marathon race.

Cover that. >> so there you have it. the state contends in grades as young as kindergarten requiring teachers to notify parents if the child's gender identify would violate the anti-discrimination law. back to you. >> gillian: nate foy, thank you. >> john: bring in jacqueline tobacco, the vice president of the middletown new jersey school board. jackie, good to have you with us, appreciate hearing your side of the argument here and wondering, what was it like in court to be arguing that side, the judge, david bauman, was asking tough questions of both sides here in this debate. >> he was. than...