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And we are sending our care to her family tonight. Thanks so much for watching this room with wolf blitzer starts now its tuesday, may 21, right now on cnn this morning and explosive admission from Michael Cohen in a dramatic clash between the judge and a witness in the final hours of the trump Hush Money Trial, plus an angry response from President Biden after the International Criminal well, court decided to see an Arrest Warrant for israels Prime Minister. Was growing uncertainty in the middle east. Whats next for iran after the sudden death of their president . Alright, by they, im hearing washington alive. Look at New York City on this Tuesday Morning. Good morning, everyone. Kasie hunt. Wonderful to have you with us in just hours. Donald trumps criminal Hush Money Trial set to resume in new york. This comes after an explosive monday in court. Former trump fixer, Michael Cohen, admitting to stealing thousands of dollars from the Trump Organization. Another hit to the credibility o
CourseAliceCnnProgramsMoreVoiceShowAnalystDiscourseCoolClassDebatesSpeak, some up to 17 hours, to publicly oppose the restrictions. in the end, republicans did not listen, advancing the bill out of committee. now it gets a floor vote. that could happen by tuesday. we should note part of the legislation targets the liberal leaning harris county, banning an overnight voting option the county rolled out during the pandemic. in a statement the leader of the texas house democratic caucus said in part, you just can t make this up. republicans are passing antivoter legislation overnight to prohibit texans from casting a ballot overnight. joining me know, representative, texas republicans hope to pass these restrictions as early as tuesday. in may democrats staged i walkout. do you plan to walk out this time? what i say is all options are on the table. we are definitely considering
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