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than liebermann at the pentagon and this cnn welcome to cnn and special coverage. if former president trump s hush money criminal trial, i m wolf blitzer in washington, along with abby phillip. who s just outside the courthouse in new york today, michael cohen, trump s former we re fixer and lawyer is back on the witness stand. prosecutors appear to have some work to do during their redirect of cohen after he made a purely stunning admission during cross-examination? today, defense attorney todd blanche was able to get cohen to admit to stealing tens of thousands of dollars from the trump organization. abby, you were inside court today? playing, how it all went down that s right. wolf, earlier in the trial during the direct examination, cohen had actually said this, that he had pocketed monday money from the trump organization. that was meant for a technology company. but today, while he was being pressed by the defense attorney todd blanche cohen agreed that it was ....
news overseas, where the search is on for iran s president after his helicopter crashed. staged, corrupt, and rigged, republicans are already attacking the presidential debate, a debate that has yet to happen. what are they so afraid of? the gop s chances of winning control of the senate are higher than ever. what will democrats do about it? let s do it. we start this hour with breaking news. the search and rescue efforts are underway for the iranian president after his helicopter suffered what officials have called a hard landing in the northeast portion of the country. drones, dogs, and helicopters are part of the search effort as fog and treacherous weather continue to hamper them. the president was on board with high ranking members of his cabinet and other officials. josh letterman is tracking the developments. josh, what can you tell us about the current state of the search and whether or not there other countries involved in trying to find where the iranian ....
good evening. just some of the faces of the victims of 50 years of the infected blood scandal. the wholly damning conclusion of today s inquiry into that scandal describes years of deception and cover up in which doctors, the blood services and successive governments did not put patient safety first. it found that the biggest treatment disaster in the history of the nhs could and should have been avoided. over the two decades the 19705 to the 19905 more than 30,000 people were infected with diseases like hiv and hepatitis c. 3,000 have died already, many are living with ongoing side effects. the prime minister described today as a day of shame for the british state and will announce plans for compensation for the victims of the scandal tomorrow. 0ur health editor hugh pym reports. on day one of the inquiry, perry, supported by family, gave evidence. there is a huge impact on family, because they carry you and. he didn t survive long enough to see today s report. he ....
especially around some of those no foot soldier, no commander, north sea coasts, and it is that bit cooler. no civilian leader, no one so the middle of the week, fairly unsettled, some can act with impunity. showers on the cards. it does look like the showers become fewer towards the weekend, and for some of us, those temperatures will be on the rise once again. prosecutors accuse israel bye bye. of a state sanctioned attack against gaza s civilian population, including extermination and using starvation as a weapon of war. and hamas of extermination, hostage taking, torture and sexual violence, including rape. tonight, a very personal rebuttalfrom israel s prime minister. mr khan creates a twisted and false moral equivalence between the leaders of israel and the henchmen of hamas. this is like creating a moral equivalence after september 11 between president bush and osama bin laden. hamas also strongly denounced what it said was an attempt to equate the victim with t ....
the bbc s chief international correspondent, who s in southern israel. also our international editor, jeremy bowen, who is injerusalem. now, we don t know how events in gaza and israel will unfold in the coming hours, much less days. but as soon as hamas attacked on october 7th, there was no doubt that israel would respond. so let s start with this question. hello, this is david - from sydney, australia. i ve just listened to your gaza question podcast,| but for me the most interesting question wasn t asked at all. i given that hamas would have known their barbaric attack i would result in a massive reaction, why did they do it? was it to provoke an overreaction that would lose israel the support of its allies? and lyse, we ll come to you for that one. it s a very difficult question to answer because we are not really hearing from the people in charge of this operation, and that s the military wing of hamas, the izzedine al-qassam brigades. but what we have heard fro ....