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thanks so much for joining us as always. kentucky and georgia polls, they have just closed? wow, okay. all eyes are on georgia where another case against trump hangs in the balance. and tonight voters decide on whether to reelect fulton county d.a. fani willis. take a load off fanny. and judge mcafee, will they be saved by the voters tossed to the curve. results coming in at the about m of the screen. any major developments as they come in. first, ya beyond a reasonable dt that s the focus of tonight s angle. we are never going to know just how much this trump trial cost the taxpayers of new york, but it has to be, i don t know, in the tens of millions of dollars? and for every hour spent on this was one hour less spent on prosecuting real criminals still terrorizing the city, not that has ever been alvin bragg s priority. we know that he is on the side of the criminal. his sole focus has been to nail donald trump no matter what it took, no matter how he had to contort ....
it s now 4:00 in new york. this morning a key chapter until the first ever criminal trial of an american ex-president came to a close. the testimony phase of the people of the great state of new york vermont vs. donald trump is over after the defense rested its case and trump in the end did not testify. although just a few weeks ago, he said this, quote, i m testifying. i tell the truth. whatever that means. happening right now in court, prosecutors and trump s defense attorneys are discussing the instructions that the judge will give to the jury. it s incredibly important. where donald trump faces 34 felony charges for falsifying business records in order to conceal another crime. we ll keep you posted on all of the updates out of those proceedings. we turn to the dramatic events this morning in court. team trump resting its case, one was a paralegal and the other was the attorney robert cost tell la lo. whatever credibility he had left after his outburst in court, the ....
inside the cabin of flight 50321 from london to singapore, after it hit extreme turbulence in the skies over myanmar. it led to the death of a british passenger in his 70s who had a suspected heart attack and more than 50 other people on the singapore airlines flight were injured, seven of them critically. and just look at this graph that shows the altitude of the plane over several hours you can see how the plane plummeted by around 6,000 feet in just a few minutes. not everyone had a seat belt on, and objects and passengers were hurled around the cabin by the turbulence. the plane then made an emergency diversion to bangkok in thailand, from where our south east asia correspondent jonathan head joins us. here at bangkok airport they have sent a special flight to pick up those passengers who did not need medical treatment to help but get on to their ultimate destination in singapore but we believe more than 70 people needed to be treated in hospital here in thailan ....
greg: hi, i am greg gutfeld along with judge during bureau, and she just got a reverse mortgage on her barbie dream house. dana perino. this is the five. waiting for donald trump to speak as his lawyer s battles to get that case dismissed. after that year he got sent home for the day in this hush money trial. it comes as they finally found a crime the whole thing. it s not the orange guy, it is the prosecution resting its case after their star witness imploded. michael cohen admitted he stole tens of thousands of dollars from trump. cricket cohen said he only did it as a form of self-help he got screwed over on a bonus. after letting stormie get away with tawdry testimony about a magazine, the judge reprimanded trump s first witness, robert costello for rolling his eyes grew dramatically carrying out the courtroom to lecture him about the koran. costello repeatedly said that cohen told him he had nothing and didn t know about the hush money payments. popping up earl ....
into the infected blood scandal, widely considered to be the biggest treatment disaster in the history of the uk s national health service , has identified a catalogue of failures by the nhs and successive governments. a reminder of key points. 3,000 people have already died, while others are still living with the ongoing effects of infection. in this hour we re going to speak to some of the people directly impacted by this. sarah and antonia akoni in hertfordshire. sarah s husband and antonia s dad, 0mololu akoni, received blood transfusions for sickle cell in the 1980s, before discovering that he was infected with hepatitis c via the transfusions. thank you both forjoining me here. good to talk to you. i wanted to ask you if you could tell me a little bit more about what happened to your husband and dad. he bit more about what happened to your husband and dad. husband and dad. he had sickle cell anemia. husband and dad. he had sickle cell anemia- and husband and da ....