Jim acosta. Hope you have a great week, everybody. Our next hour of newsroom starts right now cnn you are in the cnn. Newsroom. Im wolf blitzer in washington. Were following Breaking News just coming into cnn right now, attorneys for former President Donald Trump say theyre unable, unable to get a bind to pay the 464 million fraud judgment, calling it, im quoting now, a practical in possibility. Cnns Kara Scannell is joining us from new york right now. Cara, what can you tell us . Walk us through what this means . So trumps lawyers have informed the Appeals Court today that they are unable to get anybody in Insurance Company and underwriter to help them post this ban, the 454 million for trump alone the rest to cover his sons and what they say is that theyve approached 30 of insurance underwriters. Some of these big, Gigantic Companies that you know, and they say that none of them are willing to do it. As you said, theyre calling it a practical impossibility one of the reasons that the
A look at the days latest news and headlines. Manafort to try to get evidence on President Trump that could result in impeachment. This judge who later ruled the trial could proceed has been very critical of the Governments Team throughout and they are now filing motions complaining that he is prejudicing or misleading or confusing the jury with his quips. Theyve gotten him to admit he was wrong once in open court, but today he ignored their complaints. He constantly asked them how long the individual segments of the trial they are going to take he wants them to go as fast as possible. It was the judge today who delayed the start time by five hours. The jury was reminded very quickly how important it is they dont talk to anybody including each other about the details of this case. We have no idea why a 9 45 00 a. M. Starting time got pushed back to 2 30 p. M. And we arent going to find out immediately. The transcripts have now been
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the one punch killing, they aren t that rare. multiple states have passed legislation dealing with them and because the victim is often drunk, it has a higher propensity for death. it severs a back artery in the brain or if they are knocked out and hit their skull of the pavement, that s a huge hemorrhage or a skull fracture. a senate bill accounted for what was a one punch killing of a 59-year-old man in the bronx by a 17-year-old, they were aghast at the fact that this does happen. prosecutors prosecuted a felony charge for a second degree manslaughter for this kind of case. the intent is an appreciation and a disregard of this kind of circumstance, it falls squarely within that. it s much more common than we think and that s why the law in new york has accounted for it.