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and katy tur pick up our special coverage, next. our special coverage, next good day, i m andrea mitchell in new york along with my colleague, katy tur. the prosecution is quickly wrapping up its case in the first criminal trial of a former american president. the state is gets its chance now to repair any damage done by the testimony of its star witness. moments ago, the defense wrapped up with michael cohen after three days of cross-examination. it was a grueling three days. the big wild card is donald trump himself. will he live up to his promise to take the stand or put his defense team rest without presenting a single witness? dramatically demonstrating their argument that the state has failed to meet the burden of proof. judge merchan has set a new schedule this week guaranteeing the case will not go to the jury until after the long memorial day holiday weekend. he announced this morning that closing arguments will not take place until next tuesday he says b ....
trial. the prosecution star witness, michael cohen, back on the stand. today s burning question, will cohen keep his cool when trump s lawyers begin what could be an intense cross examination, which could start any time today. could his trademark temper flare under pressure? yasmin vossoughian is outside the courthouse for us. yasmin, take us inside right now. what s happening? reporter: yeah, a lot happening so far, right? we re 30 minutes into this thing. we already got a lot. we re getting to the crux of this whole thing. yesterday we heard a lot of incredible testimony from michael cohen. we got to the intent as to why essentially donald trump would have wanted to pay off stormy daniels. we talked about the january 16th and or 17th meeting, michael cohen is unclear about the date in which donald trump, allen weisselberg, michael cohen were in the room in trump tower saying we re going to say legal services rendered, paying you monthly, $35,000 a month per the ....
planting the city into almost darkness millions of americans across 15 states looking up to catch it in my traffic stopping over its. a special special delta flights chasing it. even stock wall street slowed because of it to make an nasa firing all three rockets to learn more about it. we will talk to the mission commander behind it mark first fox team coverage with jonathan hunt and in minneapolis where they just gotta go somewhere. nate horner had a viewing party aboard the uss intrepid foret. and cleveland they re gathering all day just to see it and a lot of them stick around welcome everybody i m neil caputo and that s true what i just told you about. it even affected the a lot of traders less there runs and computers to take a look outside. very happy to have you everybody. that get to it. jonathan hunt in indianapolis, he was one of what was the reaction there? it was an extraordinary reaction to what was a quite extraordinary event. i think the numbers ....
the winds will slacken a bit on sunday but a cold weekend. so the cold air in place. we get through sunday as the cold air is locked in. through the day area of low pressure moves north. it s become significant east coast snowstorm. will it be a snowstorm for washington or philadelphia or all of us, a mix? all snow? we are working on that. we will have a full discussion update for you but put it on the calendar. late monday night and again on tuesday. some wintry weather. looks like it s certain around the area. alison: i guess it s about time. thank you very much. well, if you go to the tidal basin, of course, you will see the trees. jonathan: some are starting to show. if you head down there it s beautiful. it seems like a week away from the peak on this stuff. but will they survive the cold snap? alison: richard reeve is on the tidal basin. rich, here, every degree matters, right? richard: absolutely. 27 degrees you could lose 10% of your blossoms. 24 degrees and you ....
agencies. gm says no time to waste on any of the repairs. when i sat there at the ntsb hearing the other day and just heard through the litany of the decades here it, just reenforced to me, i just are to go. meanwhile, we heard from the first time, metro s safety officer, he spent more than 30 years in the new york city transit arena. when owe started the job in 1983, we were in such a state of disrepair that we were derailing a main line train every 28 days. you can imagine what it would take to turn a sis it em like that around. he says a turn around happened in new york, so what about here in d.c. now? i don t think you ll have as great a problem in my mind that is so insurmountable that it can t be addressed with good effective leadership. lavin said i ll give you my best efforts. what about the new chief safety officer making changes. that. jim, i ll tell you about it next hour at 6:00. adam tuss, out in front of the metro story once against. thank yo ....