Donald trumps classified documents case, the first since the judge put the trial on hold indefinitely. We are live out of florida where the trial hurtles toward a dramatic conclusion. Deadly tornadoes rip through iowa, a single town bearing the brunt of this devastation. Where the threat remains today. Also ahead, louisiana is the new front line in the fight over abortion rights. Details of the bill just passed by the states house, making Abortion Pills a controlled substance. And later, one dead, Dozens Injured after severe turbulence on a Singapore Airlines flight. What we are hearing now from the airlines ceo. Hello, it is 10 00 eastern. Thanks for being here, im Ana Cabrera Reporting from new york. We begin with Breaking News. The first hearing in Donald Trumps classified documents case, since the judge postponed this trial indefinitely, and today the court in florida is hearing two different bids to dismiss this case, one right now from trump valley, walt nauta and a second from a
those counts stem from a salacious hush money payment to an adult film star and the cover-up coordinated between trump, his former attorney michael cohen and head of the national inquirer, david pecker. this case was about a conspiracy to interfere in the 2016 election. we knew nothing about that until after the election was over thanks to some enterprising reporting from the wall street journal but prosecutors were reluctant to bring charges for some time. for years, this case against trump had effectively laid dormant. after six years of waiting and six years of trial and two years of deliberation, the jury of 12 ordinary americans found donald trump guilty on all 34 counts this afternoon. trump s fate is now in the hands of the judge, one mershon, who is scheduled a sentencing hearing for july 11th which is just four days before the republican national convention and while most experts agree prison time is unlikely, it s possible. trump is expected to hold a press conferen
there was a plan from a centralized place to execute these various acts of voter fraud, specifically focused on big cities. and specifically focused on, as you would imagine, big cities controlled by democrats. i want to bring in former federal prosecutor and msnbc legal analyst paul butler. also with us, former prosecutor, federal prosecutor and former fdny criminal division deputy chief christine greenburg. back to what tim said for a minute, if i can, because it sounds like something we didn t know and katie you know this better than anybody, suddenly sidney powell was on the outs as if she had finally done something that crossed a line. i wonder what you make of what we just heard.