as a local daily, high school sports drive interest, as does s restaurant news. and we still run birth notices in our papers. who does that anymore? reporter: not everyone loves the paper. some elected officials, community leaders there s a lot of mischief that can go on in the dark that happens when you don t have local journalists keeping track of what is going on. reporter: mainers have relied on the sun journal for more than 175 years. thanks to the trust, they still can and be a short delivery person beth combs will see you get your copy, even at your back door. thank you to the amazing harry smith for one last piece of good news to take us off the air tonight. on that beautiful note, i wish you a very good night. from all of our colleagues across the networks of nbc news, thanks for staying up ne late. up late. thanks to you at home for joining us. really happy to have here. right of the top, there has been breaking news in the last hour or so in a coupl
right now on ana cabrera reports, world central kitchen halting aid operations in gaza after an israeli air strike killed seven aid workers. how the israeli government is responding and what this means for the starving people of gaza. also ahead, donald trump returning to the campaign trail as he s gagged again. the new expanded order from the judge in the hush money case. plus, florida s supreme court allowing a six-week abortion ban to go into effect. why it also means abortion will now be on the ballot this november. and later, is the company behind popular weight loss drugs charging $1,000 a month for medication that could cost just a dollar to make? senator bernie sanders will join us live on his effort to cut the price of these drugs used by millions. good morning and thanks so much for being here. it is 10:00 eastern. i m ana cabrera reporting from new york. we begin with breaking news, world central kitchen halting aid operations in gaza after seven aid worker
lisa ribbon, suzanne craig and katie vang were inside the courthouse. plus nicolle wallace, and catherine christian as special coverage of trump on trial begins. now. good evening and thanks for joining us for our msnbc prime time recap of the criminal trial of former president donald trump. i m here tonight along with my colleagues. big night. today s proceedings unexpectedly to me were like that helpful moment in the old agatha christie style british detective story. you ve been following along more or less, you know who most of the characters are, you can at least remember most of their names. you know the basic plot of the mystery but then there is this kindness, this great helpful moment in the story where the detective sits down under some stupid pretense with some other character and in their conversation they give you all the answers. it s okay you haven t been playing close attention all along. they are going to recap the whole story and not only will they get to t
the final witness for the prosecution. i have wind, i m not a liar. michael cohen back on the stand. we went through all times michael cohen has led, his legal troubles, the fact that he has been disbarred. under cross-examination from the defense. he is obsessed with revenge against donald trump, that is what they are saying. as donald trump roles and with a full entourage, including the speaker of the house. president trump s is a friend and i wanted to be here to support him. tonight, chris hayes and alex wagner break down what happened inside and outside the courtroom, with rachel maddow, lawrence o donnell, katie phang, and msnbc legal and political experts when special coverage of trump on trial begins right now. good evening from new york, and chris hayes along with alex wagner. thank you for joining us for our special coverage of day 17 of donald trump s criminal trial. we will be joined by rachel maddow and lawrence o donnell in just a minute to bec
we have a lot to get to tonight after another day of major testimony in donald trump s first criminal trial. michael cohen, trump s former lawyer and fixer was back on the stand today, facing crosses emanation from donald trump s current lawyer, blanche. for anyone coming, mr. cohen has been on the stand for more than 14 hours, with more to come on monday. and nearly all day today, todd blanche tried to undermine mr. cohen s credibility as a witness. blanche spent half the morning recalling different episodes when michael cohen lied publicly . lying to congress, lying in court, lying about whether or not he sought a part in. essentially forcing cohen to admit repeatedly that he has been untruthful. blanche also tried to paint cohen as something of a renegade, a man who spent the 2016 election cycle casting out on his own, speaking to the press both publicly and privately without donald trump s consent or his supervision. blanche tried to call into question michael collins mem