only represents mesothelioma victims and their families. if you or a loved one who has been diagnosed with ms ophelie oma kalisa. now to courts to set of facts, two cases that will reverberate across america. for generations. but especially this november welcome to a special edition of whose sides? i m not be philip and i m laura coates in washington, dc. and today, the supreme court, winx winks that it might give legal kevlar to presidents of the united states, or at least make sure he doesn t have to dodge the federal case against him. matrix style until of course, after the 2024 election, more on that in a few moments. but first, learned a lot today, abby i m inside of a manhattan courtroom and the lips of one david pecker who is supposed to be the eyes and ears for the mouth is speaking and the tabloid kingpin, who did donald trump s bidding, pecker will go back on the stand tomorrow, but today s testimony put an awful lot of meat on the bone about how prosecutors say
the stand as he has been all week. he s been testifying for the first time today. about a key figure in the case, adult film star in director stormy daniels, keep watching your screen for updates from inside the courtroom. they are are there are there and that side of the screen we re bringing you the reports from our reporters. let s bring in cnn, senior supreme court analyst, joan biskupic, who was actually inside the high court today as the oral arguments played out, joan, what stood out to you and was there anything that you would be able to discern that we just hearing it would not well, first of all, it was incredibly griffin right there in the room. jake, i cannot i cannot overstate just spence going into it and then just hearing those questions realizing the direction they were going, which is much further in a direction than i think any of us might have predicted. just to talk about some of the people in the room. jack smith is sitting there at the same table as mich
where the lead with jake tapper starts right now this is cnn breaking news welcome to the leading. i m jake tapper and we are following a breaking news coast to coast, large pro-palestinian protest underway right now across us college campuses and universities after weeks of tension over the israel-hamas war or at the university of texas at austin reports today of quote, tense interactions and physical struggles. texas state troopers and riot gear, some on horseback started breaking up a group group of pro-palestinian protests. bruce, we re going to begin today with cnn s nick watt reporting live from a protest at the university of southern california in los angeles. nick, describe what you ve been seeing. have there been has there been any violence have there been any arrests yes. to both of those right now, jake, we are in a bit of a lull. there are dozens of lapd squad cars parked just off-campus waiting. now, earlier this morning, this was pretty peaceful until college
only on cnn thank you all very much for joining me this evening and all weekend. i m alex marquardt. good night and have a good week. welcome to the whole story. i m anderson cooper, the iconic asian elephant is found mostly across the south and southeastern parts of the continent, including in sri lanka which is home to roughly 7,000 wild elephants. but these animals are in danger. rapid development in sri lanka has pushed humans farther out into the while building homes and farms and factories in areas where the elephants live. these remarkably intelligent creatures are learning to ve alongside humans, but that means they re destroying farmlands of aiding fences and even holding up cars times on the road to demand food farmers tried to protect their lands with firecrackers, flash grenades, sometimes guns to keep the elephants away. and the elephants will often attack and kill the people they counter. more than one elephant today is dying from human activity and one pers
served.com this is cnn the world s news this is gps, the global public square. welcome to all of you in the united states and around the world. i m fareed zakaria coming to you live we ll begin today s program with the war in ukraine. and the american congress s ability to affect it yesterday, the house passed a bill that will sen. much needed aid there. how will it change kyiv s fortunes i ll talk to president zelenskyy is key aide andriy yermak then is the tit-for-tat between israel and iran over at least for now and what happens to gaza? after the war? the foreign minister of jordan will be my guest also the great actor michael douglas joins me to talk about his latest starring role playing america s first diplomat benjamin franklin but first, here s my take bill maher recently set on his show that the 2024 election was going to be four over two issues immigration and abortion the party that best navigates these cultural battlefields is likely to prevail in november each p