an extra from the stores, the judge exiting the gag order for doldrums attorneys, and one dentist talk about court staff as firing of former president to set a stain on monday. plus israel rejecting the u.s. calls for humanitarian pause in gaza, then taking responsibility for a deadly strike outside the largest hospital there. and cnn goes one-on-one with indicted congressman george santos, his response after surviving a second attempt to expel him from congress. i am caitlin collins, and this is the source. tonight there is high drama in a new york courtroom. just before donald trump is set to take the stand on monday. the former president parent to testify before the judge, who was already finding him liable for fraud in the civil front trial that is threatening his entire empire and really has whole identity. trump is quote fired up ahead of that testimony, that is according to his son eric trump , who i should note also just wrapped up his own testimony after his brot
an inflection point in history where what happens now will ricochet in the decades ahead. there comes a time maybe every six to eight generations where the world changes in a very short time. we are in that time now? we are. i think what happens in the next two off three years are going to determine what the world looks like for the next five or six decades. it s a sobering thought. tonight the biden administration says that the nature of israel s war is about to change from an air assault to a tactical block by block ground campaign. it potentially means fewer images like these graphic ones from the gaza strip. you re looking at here the aftermath of what the idf admits is a deadly air strike on an ambulance near a hospital. the scene is so chaotic and bloody that it s hard to even tell who is alive and who is not. we should note the idf says that the hospital is the main base of hamas operations. hours ago, secretary of state antony blinken met again with benjamin n