verdict is read. we kick off with coverage in kenosha this hour. what can we anticipate in 60 minutes? bill and dana, a big day in kenosha, wisconsin. those celebrations will begin i the courthouse behind me in kenosha for the kyle rittenhous trial. law enforcement telling me they re not expecting issues bu they are definitely prepared here in wisconsin. take a look at this video overnight from wisconsin national guard. they have 500 national guard on standby just they are near waukesha, which i close to milwaukee. many businesses covered by plywood hit as they never even reopen after the unrest just last summer. just an hour, 12 of the 18 juries jurors were chosen at random an then the deliberation will begi here. kyle rittenhouse is on trial fo shooting three male last summer following the plea shooting of jacob. the question how long will it take for the jury to decide if he was defending himself that night or if he is responsible for provoking the shootings, no faci
tonight rips into the judge who we now know will oversee his case plus stormy daniels speaking out tonight for the first time since trump s indictment the woman at the center of all of this the center of those hush money payments, breaking her silence. and you will hear what she is saying tonight caught red handed. that is what the kremlin says about that american reporter who has been arrested on espionage charges. red handed. a lawyer with detailed knowledge of the case warns us that there s virtually no chance of him prevailing in court. let s go, outfront. good evening. i m erin burnett outfront tonight. trump plotting his next move. the former president we understand weighing legal options tonight after becoming the first former president to be indicted, we know that trump will return to new york on monday night and time to formally surrender. that s the term on tuesday. his attorneys say they will challenge the indictment over hush money payments to adult film star stor
we are entering the final stages of new york for us to trump, defense has rested their case, but trump will not testify and the juries will not be back until tuesday giving them within a week to mull all of this over. there are still major concerns surrounding the prosecution case is an event is the question while at the state bring charges against a former president if the evidence was not rock-solid, remember it was a solid legal theory and they said never before has new york state lobbying use in federal election cases but nevertheless here we have. while at they highlight a star witness with a major credibility issues, those questions are outstanding. this is outnumbered i am kayleigh mceany here with harris faulkner and emily compagno. joining us today martha maccallum, and call and cut of america s, bill hemmer. the killing blow for the prosecution s case may have been michael collins greatest admission he fessed up to steerg $60,000 from the trump organization. a h
Conversation at some point in the future because it does seem as though trump is not gonna be able to control himself for is incentives for why he wants to raise these kinds of and you know, you know, this judge well appeared before him many, many times. he s has a great reputation. he is a balls and strikes calling kind of judge. he s not a you wouldn t call him a pro prosecution judge or pro defense judge. he s very just judicious in a way and he s he s he has a background, i think in in real estate, accounting or real estate, so he s good. he s pretty understands this area. exactly so he has that background. he s been on the bench, i think for, uh, i think 16 or 17 years and he s handled some the most serious cases in manhattan. he s just a low key. really smart, well reasoned, judge. he s the kind of judge that you think about on tv. you want him to be a judge. he s just fades into the background. but he keeps control over his court, and i don t think this is going to go very well.