good evening, donald trump was convicted on 34 felony counts. our special coverage of this unprecedented verdict continues. i m ari melber here with my colleagues. may third, 2024 is now a day etched in history. it was 4:30 p.m. when the jury in new york versus trump reached its verdict. the jury told the court triggering a process which unfolded over a roughly 36 minutes as the defendant, lawyers, and reporters returned to the courtroom. around the nation, people received alerts. a verdict was in. on msnbc as you can see, nicole wallace reported this verdict was imminent. and that this jury, which was tested in unusual ways and heard over 20 days of testimony and deliberated over nine hours, this jury s work was done. it had not been delayed. and, jury s work and its findings were not deadlocked. they reached a unanimous decision filling out the legal forms tabulating each felony count signed by the anonymous foreperson who read out the verdict to the court. with no cameras
dna in space. can you tell us about that? that was actually just this last summer and it is a real example of what we can do with technology and innovation. we ve gotten a sequencer down to the size of your cell phone and able to fly it on the space station and sequence dna. not just a demonstration but we can actually use it to do things like detect microbes on the space station, look at astronaut health and easily use that in earth-based settings to look for disease outbreaks and to do rural healthcare as well. president trump: that s fantastic. i saw some of the work and it is incredible. i ve been dealing with politicians so much, i m so much more impressed with these people. you have no idea. now speaking of another impressive person ivanka you ve been very interested in this program. hi, first of all congratulations on your incredible milestone. my father recently signed the