but first, a moment in court the judge called outrageous and simply not allowed. good day. i m chris jansing alongside andrea mitchell and katy tur and they are back in the courtroom. the judge is now planning to issue a new instruction to the jury after trump s defense attorney made a remark that the jury, quote, cannot send someone to prison based on the words of michael cohen. the judge did not like that at all and blasted todd blanche for even raising the idea of trump going to prison. it s not in the jury s purview. and of course, you can t unring the bell and now we are all watching to just see how the prosecution tries to rebut the defense s portrayal of michael cohen as someone with an ax to grind and quote, the greatest liar of all time, that he called the gloat. vaughn hillyard is with us, danny, catherine christian. both are msnbc legal analysts. okay, they are already back, as we said. we have a little bit of color from inside the room. all the attorneys are
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the site of one of two major water main breaks that raked havoc here in atlanta throughout the weekend. and we still have vast portions of the city without drinking water for the fourth straight day, residents tell us that this break here at 11th street and what s pete street in the midtown neighborhood started friday and it was finally finally shut off less than an hour ago. it s hard to put into words, kate, the impact that those two major water main breaks and several smaller ones had on one of america s largest cities thousands, thousands of people have been without water for four days now, some of the top tourist attractions in the south, including world of coca-cola and the georgia aquarium were forced to shut down two major concerts by a rap artists had to be canceled and at least one hospital was forced to transfer dialysis patients to a different location and bring in tens of thousands of gallons of water by tanker truck to be able to
[stirring instrumental music] - rap star tupac shakur died last night, after a brief life in a rough business. he was 25. - shakur has been at the center of a battle between east and west coast rappers. - for the second time in six months, a star in the often brutal world of gangster rap has been gunned down. - music industry sources on the west coast suspect that small s death may, in some way, be payback for the september killing of rap star tupac shakur. - when tupac and biggie were assassinated, that was a watershed moment, i think, in hip-hop culture. it was kind of a death of a revolution. - these two men were two of the most successful rap artists in the industry, phenomenally wealthy. why are we why are we seeing this happen? - well, both biggie smalls and tupac had talked of trying to break out of that violence, but many say they were trapped in the world they created. they were forced, in a word, as they say, to keep it real. and that s a sad commentary. - i remember seein