about so where does it all go from here? plus, did trump cross the line, judge juan merchan may once again punish the former president for violating his gag order, what the prosecution is asking for as they try to get trump to stop. on the surface, it may seem that trump s trial and the escalating violence and chaos on college campuses have nothing to do with each other, but one of trump s former aides says it may, in fact, be part of a perfect political storm that is helping trump, boosting his election odds even as he sits quietly in court. but we start right here in new york city where a lunch break just began after a pretty wild morning at trump s trial. it s the former president accused of a crime, but today s proceedings have been focused squarely on his former fixer, michael cohen, his credibility, his likability and the lengths he went to to protect his boss as election day 2016 approached. cohen hasn t even taken the stand, but his name has already come up more t
were in patients who had the highest dose of the medication, some 161 patients. they were followed over 18 months. we ll have to see how this pans out. it s got to go through bigger trials and more locations and see if the results stay the same and that could still take several years. but fred, look, there s some 5 million people in this country with alzheimer s. the numbers are expected to triple over the next 30 years, so any possibility of hope here will obviously generate a lot of buzz. hope is always key. thank you so much, dr. sanjay gupta. thank you so much for joining me. we have so much more straight ahead in the newsroom with a ana cabrera from new york. you are live in the cnn newsroom. i m ana cabrera in new york. somebody is lying, but the question is, who are you going to believe? someone not really known for telling the truth or someone on record with more than 3,000
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as has peter baker, correspondent for the new york times thanks to all three of you for staying up late. congressman, again, just a civics and kind of a physical plant question. the winner gets to be an incumbent member of congress. the winner will go, will get really bad office space. they ll be on the bottom of the seniority list. he ll get his predecessor s office. you do inherit the office space? how does that work? i replaced the most senior member of congress.for eight months as a freshman, i had the best office on capital little. you had a beautiful view of the dome. then reality sets in. but they can t move in. they can t feel as much as anyone can move in with a two-year term. let s say it s 12 weeks before the next election. house is out till labor day. because it is an election day, they ll be in for about three
weeks. whoever the incumbent is, they will be an incumbent for all of about t
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will not be counted. if it is received tomorrow, lost in the mail, if that ballot gets in, it will be counted. so some are going to be counted terms of absentee ballots favored o connor. you would expect that whatever comes out of this would give him a little boost. and there are going to be a couple hundred, we would think, a small number of military ballots. it may be a bigger wedge the provisions and all of that math i m talking about does have the potential. i don t think to etrace 1750 for. but to get it inside half a percent. to cut it in half. it seems to have potential. so we have to wait. and again, state law saying they
have to wait ten days before they can even look at counting these provisional ballots. just a terminology question. our viewers have heard us talk about provisional ballots all night. remind folks what that means? yeah. there s a question about the status of th
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remind folks what that means? yeah. there s a question about the status of the ballot. maybe a question about the status of the voter. they tend to be, i keep saying, they tend to be democratic ballots. they tend to be voters, especially in franklin county, from delaware county. oftentimes, you find that sometimes in nonwhite areas. you start having i.d., voter i.d. requirements. maybe it is folks who won t have i.d. so you end up getting a situation. when you look at the provisionals, they tend on come more from provisional counties. i think the number was something like 1,400. came out of franklin. i think it may have been in the
democratic part. a lot of them end up being counted. they re cast provisionally and then they re reviewed afterwards. all right. we ll be back. thank you so much. le