seated in the trump criminal trial. that does it for us. that means that there are four left that they need and could happen very quickly. chris jansing reports starts right now. good day. i m chris jansing live at msnbc headquarters in new york city. high emotions and high stakes at donald trump s manhattan trial. one potential alternate quickly dismissed after saying donald trump s new york hush money case has already made her too anxious. with a jury in place, a second alternate just chosen. can lawyers find four more to make the cut today and get to the heart of the case on monday? the challen j made in court. and the pressure on both legal teams this weekend, so much to do with opening statements expected to start as soon as monday. i ll talk to a seasoned jury consultant and a former federal prosecutor next. and no comment from israel, the eerie silence hanging over the middle east right now after israel carried out a military strike against iran. plus, the la
wasps came out on top against sirens. the coventry based club, who are linked with the rugby team, scored 11 unanswered goals in the second quarter. it was enough to prevail 57 43 in glasgow. that s all from sportsday. coming up in a moment, the papers. studio: hello, welcome to our look at what is going to be in newspapers tomorrow morning. with me are former pensions minister baroness ros altmann and the evening standard columnist mihir bose. the financial times leads with a warning from the chancellor that any extra spending on social care and schools in next month s budget will have to paid for through higher taxes. the i has a report on the housing crisis. the paper claims ministers are being accused of abandoning a generation of aspiring homeowners the telegraph leads with our top story tonight, the british man who carried out a suicide bombing for so called islamic state in iraq on sunday. the same story leads the metro. the paper says the british government paid him