Survivors are still mourning the loss of their Loved Ones a year after the barbaric October 7th attacks on israel. Antiisrael protesters are out in The Streets. As you can see, this is a live shot here in new York City today. Some vowing to, quote, honor the martyrs of palestine. Others chanting israel is a terrorist state. The world remembering the day that 1,200 people were slaughtered at a Music Festival and in their homes. Fears of a war in the Middle East are very, very widespread. [ screaming ] what a nightmare. 250 people were kidnapped on October The 7th. 101 hostages are still being held. They have been there now for 365 days in the tunnels of gaza. Jonathan diller survived that attack. He was at the nova Music Festival. He was supposed to be a Drone Operator that morning. He was with many of his friends. Some of whom did not make it back. Were grateful to have him joined in just a few minutes. The correspondent is outside with the protesters here in new york. Hi, brian. Hi, m
In a Washington Dc courtroom. For the first time since the Supreme Court granted him limited immunity. What we expect next as the Justice Department fights to keep the case moving forward and to cnn lucid Christiane Amanpour sitting down with the commander in chief of the armed forces of ukraine, a candid conversation at a critical moment in the war against russia were following these major developing stories and many more all coming in right here to Cnn News central deciding the path ahead, the judge in former President Trumps federal Election Interference Prince case ended todays hearing without setting a trial date, but making it clear, shes not thinking about the 2024 president ial election when it comes to this case. A Judge Tanya Chutkan told trumps lawyers in a tense exchange, quote, im not talking about the presidency of the United States. Im talking about the four corners of the indictment cnn chief legal Affairs Correspondent Paula reid was at Court Today for the hearing. Wal
cohen was discredited from his own legal adviser, robert cos costello. take a look. i just spent two hours or so testifying before the grand jury at downtown manhattan. i got my point across although it was clear to me that the manhattan da s office did not want to get to the truth. i need to explain that a little bit. i called them up after i saw michael cohen on tv, stating things he said he was going to tell the grand jury and had told the grand jury. it was contrary to what he told us when we represented him in april of 2018. so, i m siting at home watching these lies and i said i got to do something about it. i don t represent donald trump, but i do stand for justice. i have a legal obligation to inform both sides. that s what i did. so, what does this testimony actually means for the case going forward? in just a moment, we ll review the horrendous track record from new york s leftest sorrel funded and alvin brag. joining us now on more of what we can expect this we
your shoulder. everybody has to look at their shoulders, my mom was with me and she s from south dakota and see shes everything going on in the news and she asked me if there are bad areas. mom, it could happen anywhere. this trump s derangement syndrome on steroid is over taking this da the duty to protect the people of new york city. i don t expect anything different but this is what happens and this is how you vote and this is what you get. well, you know pete, the truth is that when alvin bragg first came into office, he started saying if it is an armed robbery or even if they have a weapon but they don t uses the weapon oh, we ll knock it down to a misdemeanor. i am not going to prosecute services and trespass or i am not going to prosecute resisting arrest. i won t go down the list, pete. it is like this guy is looking
hillary clinton, others blame comey, the clinton campaign certainly blames comey. but there was a certainty in places like detroit and places like flint, in places like milwaukee the african-american vote in particular was depressed. in some states they also blamed voting irregularities and access. we had stacey abrams on last night. she s wonderful in terms of personality but then you realize yeah, law, you know her background is incredible and a novelist. she s written five novels. she s everything, a renaissance person and it put her on the ticket with somebody and it looks a smart move. it could happen. she s available. she is saying, no, right? she keeps saying no, i don t want to run for senate. then you ve got to carry the ticket. let s go to steve kornacki, my