outfront next, trump lashes out, taking the witness stand in his own fraud trial. outfront legal analyst ryan goodman is here. plus, strikes on gaza lighting up the sky tonight, while thousands of miles away, vladimir putin is embracing hamas despite his own citizens killed and kidnapped by the militant group. so what role is putin playing? and james carville is outfront even though his party wants to shut him up. how come? let s go outfront. and good evening, i m erin burnett. outfront tonight, showdown in court. trump versus the judge, the former president taking the stand for nearly four hours in his new york civil fraud trial today. going after the judge, losing his tim per. at one point the judge saying to trump s attorneys, quote, can you control your witness while judge said to the judge, it s a terrible thing you ve done, you believe this political hack back there, and that s unfortunate. trump left the court tonight, though, projecting confidence. i
wickets to jack leach and joe root. but kane williamson and henry nicholls dug in, to finish on 3/202. keely hodgkinson says she was a little bit gutted to miss out on a new women s 800m world record at athletics world indoor tourfinal in birmingham, despite setting a new british record. the olympic 800m silver medallist shaved 200ths of a second off her own record and claimed her third win in three races to take the overall world tour title for the women s 800m, setting her up nicely for the european indoor championships next month. dina asher smith, meanwhile, says she s looking for no more major life events after a tumultuous two years after also setting a new national record in the 60m, clocking 7.03 seconds and beating her own record of 7.04 seconds set injanuary. promising start for dina asher smith, be good to see her doing well this year after the last
in order to detain inflation. you can see how the region reacted to the news. the anything kay closed up. added more than 1%. seoul kospi and here in hong kong a strong gate at the end of the day adding 7.04%. today s gains added to the surge that we witnessed on wednesday when chinese shares experienced their strongest days in years after they stepped forward and pledged to help boost economic growth and pledged to stabilize the markets. earlier in the week we saw a major selloff over concerns about the ongoing covid-19 outbreak in china. it s growing and concerns in regards to ukraine. the war there. those concerns perhaps
potential of it happening again. heavy rains across the upper midwest this fall and heavy snows this winter and now that it s spring, things are beginning to get a little more interesting. and the rivers are coming up. this is a depiction of the amount of snow pack that s across the upper midwest. and the brighter the color, the purple there is the deeper the snow pack. that amounts to the amount of water equivalent once it melts. and the purple is anywhere from 5 to maybe over 10 inches of, say, rainfall that would come down over a week or two-week period. that s why we re nervous about this area. and that s why the rivers continue to rise. let s talk about the forecast for, say, fargo and the red river. here s the graph that shows the forecast. your actual stage right now or early this morning was at 27.04 feet. obviously, continues to rise. where it s expected to crest is around about saturday night at 38 feet you see right there. 38 feet.