Set. So marshall, this is a big day for the country, a big day in history. A lot of it, it was this wall be happening Behind Closed Doors with no cameras in the courtroom. But what can we expect . We wont see anything. We wont hear anything will be totally reliant on our colleagues in the room. They can provide realtime updates in writing and sketches. Of course, look, its been a long time coming. Here we are. Donald trump faces 34 felony counts. These are state charges. He cant pardon himself. If he is ultimately convicted. And the theory of the case is falsification of Business Records all about that. Hush money payment to Stormy Daniels how they use the ledger of the Trump Organization to funnel that money to Michael Cohen after the fact and the prosecutor say that it was essentially a cover up, cooking the books so a lot of the names, a lot of the people who are involved in this trial are quite familiar to anybody whos been following trumps travails for the past few years, who are
she feels like there is this goal now that she has and it makes it easier to think about things. remember the vice presidency, it s been a tough fit for her in some ways because it is the sum morphous role what is the vice president? the job doesn t really require anything other than waking up every morning and making sure that the president is still ebel to do his job. well, she s done that, but fitting in the other ways, it s been a little bit the tougher. this is go to these people, get them on board, get them to connect, make sure that you re building up toward november. and in her mind, hopefully, that that leads to her and joe biden we re-elected to a second term. it really has been a fascinating evolution. thank you so much for that reporting. here. appreciate it and still had music and the environment meet and a new cnn original film we hear from nominated dj and environmental toxicologist g to g about blue carbon major secret weapon in the fight against the climate crisis he
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risk of getting a jail sentence here if he testifies, he makes that a lot more likely, a lot easier for the prosecution. norm eisen, michael moore. thank you both for previewing what is going to be an extraordinary few weeks ahead and a note as norm mentioned, he s gonna be in the courtroom every single day and he s been providing a legal experts take on those developments for cnn opinion in that starts tomorrow with the opening statements. so look for that on cnn.com. thank you both for joining me this evening. we will have special coverage of those opening statements and former president trump s criminal hush money trial that starts at 9:00 a.m. tomorrow. you can watch right here on cnn or stream it on macs still ahead, president joe biden is urging the senate to pass a critical foreign aid bill and to do so quickly as ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy is warning that his troops need weapons and they need them. now, we are live in kyiv with more on how this aid is expected to
beverly hills. thank you very much for that report. and with those tensions are running high during this war in gaza, jewish communities across the country are working to increase security and awareness, especially at those large gatherings. let s bring in juliette kayyem, cnn senior national security analysts and a former assistant secretary for the department of homeland security, juliette thank you so much for being with us on this really, really important topic. the fbi director chris wray, he says that hate crime investigations against jews have tripled since the october 7 hamas attack and the war so that has followed. what is your sense of this threat level against the jewish communities, particularly as we approach passover so there is no doubt that it is higher, exceptionally higher that the antisemitism has grown in leaps and bounds. just this is what i mean by anti-semitism. it is hatred towards jewish people targeted attacks towards the jewish community for being jewis