right now, donald trump is in court. he is preparing to take the stand to be the star witness for the defense next week, but going in to be an observer today, not staying quiet. yes, what can we tell this morning from the fallout of the republican debate last night? and what did trump have to say about it in court today? and a gunman kills three people on the unlv campus, and new details of the suspect who we have learned is a former processor. with john berman and kate bolduan, i m sara sidner, and this is cnn news central. right now, donald trump is sitting in on his civil trial in new york, and an observer today, and preparing to take the stand again, himself, on monday, but he is not staying quiet. attacking the case, the attorney general and declaring victory before he entered the courtroom today. on the line, donald trump s brand, and the penalty of $250 million, and we go to brynn gingras who is outside of the courtroom, and what has been happening today? yea
Certainly, but around that date, yes, i think so. Dr. Fauci has been more conservative, saying that we could have a vaccine by years end. The house subcommittee on the coronavirus is about to hold a hearing on reopening schools. Some schools are already open. Others open this month. But with the virus spreading all around the country, many educators, staffers, and parents are worried, even more so since the president has threatened to withhold federal dollars if a school does not reopen. And later this hour, were going to hear directly from a u. S. Postal worker about what they are doing to make sure your vote is counted. They expect 80 million mailin ballots, so how do they make sure they all get back safely, securely, and most importantly, on time . Let us start in ohio, though. The president is trying to get back on the campaign trail, but he keeps running face first into his biggest electoral problem, the pandemic. Today, ohios governor, mike dewine, tested positive for covid19. Th
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Manhattan Supreme Court has rejected New York Attorney General Letitia James' bid to move a lawsuit against an anti-abortion pregnancy group and almost a dozen pregnancy counseling centers to Manhattan from upstate. Far-left Democrat James sued Heartbeat International and 11 "pro-life preg