For the day about half an hour ago. Thats good, right to cnns Brynn Gingras in new yorks is outside the court. Brynn, what are you hearing . Why are they still in session there . Still trying to find that jury, jake, you know, at the beginning of the day, it was unclear if there was going to be a single juror seated. And now by today, at this moment, there are six that are seeded, included putting a fourperson so the process is continuing at this very hour. Some of the details about the six people that we know about so far. Of course, they remain anonymous, but one is originally from ireland, that person is already declared The Foreperson when this case goes to trial, theres an and khaliji nurse. Theres a corporate lawyer, theres one person who actually told the courtroom that he found trump fascinating. Theres another person who says that they appreciate trumps candor but didnt really have Strong Political views all different ages, marriage, not married, Group Ofeople that are rht of,
I wish she could be part of it, but like i said, i know shes proud of me. Im sure she would be so so proud of you we lost this thing go there. Donovan clingan, what an athlete in what a nice guy there are new developments in the case against donald trump, a new our Have Cnn News Central starts right now another attempt to delay rejected Donald Trumps Hush Money Trial will go forward next week, and we now know on what the potential jury will be asked ahead of this historic case . Im speaking of historic and historic sentencing, how far will the judge go to hold the parents of a school . A School Mass Shooting accountable for their role in their sons crimes an absolutely no control of his emotions since that is what prosecutors are saying about alec baldwin on the rust movie set, why they argue this, this Compromise Safety on the set where the cinematographer the shot and killed im kate baldwin with john berman, sarah is out today. This is cnn news central this morning the trial is set t
You, don t blame obama, don t blame trump, don t give either of them credit. presidents get all together too much blame and too much credit for the jobs numbers. here s the magic. 1 is 211,000 jobs created in april. the unemployment rate down to 4.4%. i always tell people, ignore this mattenumber, it doesn t ma. it isn t as important as this number, the job creation number. 2017, we averaged 185,000 jobs. created per month, this is interesting becausit s exactly the same as the 2016 average. here s where we gain jobs. l leisure and hospitality. this is important, the kind of economy we are, where we generally add jobs. health care added jobs forrer a month for the last ten years. only 37,000 in. this isn t necessarily doctors or nurses. could be home health care aides who don t earn that much money but always jobs created in
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They say if you have loving kindness, if you have compassion, if you can make other people happy and if you have equinimity, that becomes a contagion. it is something that cannot be contained. that is what kathryn did with this boy. i wish we could have this phenomenon universally applied so that we would actually rehabilitate these children and prevent these things from happening in the future. larry: also the mystery of childhood, right, kathryn? absolutely. larry: and what affect we have on children and we don t even know we have. you can t overstate how important those early years are. larry: do you think, jayne, the legal system will catch up? i sure hope so, larry, and i m going to keep trying to get it to do so. larry: becausit is it s still a step behind, right, in its treatment, especially in florida? especially in florida. and it seems that we keep having all of these kids that keep