this has been a very interesting week for the sea of oakland. not only are they hosting their fifth nba finals, their city council voted to decriminalize hallucinogenic mushrooms. [cheers and applause] more people in oakland were watching their wallpaper tonight than game three. but for those who were watching, this is what the game looked like. that s poor communication. you had both guys lead the ball. and it s his first shot. curry against danny green. and the third quarter comes to an end. jimmy: i like it. oakland also unveiled a [cheers and applause] a new city motto i just met god and i m freakin out. on the other side of the border, it was pretty low-key, not that they aren t excited, but they re very excited. but canadians aren t as, what s the word, terrible as we are. they are generally polite and friendly people. what happens when rivalry rears its ugly head? we asked raptors fans to talk some trash, give us the best of their worst, and this is what we
this has been a very interesting week for the sea of oakland. not only are they hosting their fifth nba finals, their city council voted to decriminalize h hallucinogenic mushrooms. [cheers and applause] more people in oakland were watching their wallpaper tonight than game three. but for those who were watching, this is what the game looked like. that s poor communication. you had both guys lead the ball. and it s his first shot. curry against danny green. and the third quarter comes to an end. jimmy: i like it. oakland also unveiled a [cheers and applause] a new city motto i just met god and i m freakin out. on the other side of the border, it was pretty low-key, not that they aren t excited, but they re very excited. but canadians aren t as, what s the word, terrible as we are. they are generally polite and friendly people. what happens when rivalry rears its ugly head? we asked raptors fans to talk some trash, give us the best of their worst, and this is what w
welcome to our breaking news coverage of the historic donald trump hush money, criminal trial. i will flutter in washington, anderson cooper is just outside the courthouse in new york for us today, a truly blockbuster witness, right at the heart of this case, stormy daniels has been testifying the adult film start has delivered a times very salacious testimony detailing her first meeting with trump back in 2006 and their ensuing sexual encounter which trump denies ten years later, daniels was paid to keep quiet about that alleged affair. and that s the payment that launched this case. anderson over to you? that s right it on its face that hush money deal was perfectly legal prosecutor said the crime was in the bookkeeping which allegedly involve falsifying records to conceal them. nature of the transaction. i m here with you and chief legal affairs correspondent paul arenas, unit chief domestic correspondent for mattingly. of course, the question is, did trump know about
freedom for everyone in our nation, from that experience, we know scapegoating and demonizing any minority is a threat to every minority and the very foundation of our democracy. moments like this, we have to put these principals that we are talking about into action. i understand people have strong beliefs and deep convictions about the world. in america, we respect and protect the fundamental right to free speech, to debate and disagree, to protest peacefully and make our voices heard. i understand that s america. but there s no place on any campus in america, any place in america, for anti-semitism or hate speech or threats of violence of any kind. [ applause ] whether against jews or anyone else. violent attacks, destroying property is not peaceful protest. it s against the law. we are not a lawless country. we are a civil society. we uphold the rule of law. no one should have to hide or be brave just to be themselves. [ applause ] the jewish community, i want you to know
good morning. it is 11:00 a.m. eastern, 8:00 a.m. pacific. i m jose diaz-balart. right now, the jury is in recess and former president trump s new york hush money trial. it comes after testimony resumed earlier this morning when jurors did leave for recess, they were hearing from georgia longstreet, a paralegal who works on the manhattan district attorney s office. her testimony coming after jurors heard more from a forensics data expert, with the manhattan district attorney s office, who inspected text messages, recordings, secret recordings and other data from phones owned by former trump attorney michael cohen. with us to talk about all of this, msnbc national correspondent yasmin vossoughian, outside the courthouse in manhattan, danny cevallos, criminal defense attorney and msnbc legal analyst, phyllis cote, senior judge and clinical professor of law and director of the externship and pro bono program. what has been happening inside the courtroom? this break is probably f