viewers joining us here in the united states, around the world, and streaming on cnn max. i m rosemary church. just ahead, the four-time indicted twice impeached former president, donald trump, takes the stand as a defendant in a new york civil fraud trial. we will take you through his combative and testy day in court. plus, it has now been a month since the horrific hamas attacks on israel and as the war rages on a u.n. official says the death toll in gaza from israel s relentless airstrikes defies humanity. live from cnn center this is cnn newsroom with rosemary church. thank you so much for joining us. donald trump has denied wrongdoing in each and every case against him and monday was no different when he took the stand in his civil fraud trial. he was belligerent with the new york judge who ordered the former u.s. presidents legal team to control their client, reminding him that this was not a political rally. and that same judge who trump called extremely hostile wi
hello and welcome to our viewers joining us here in the united states and all around the world. i m rosemary church. today marks one month since hamas launched its horrific attacks on israel. as israeli forces strike back in gaza, calls grow for a resolution to end the fighting. and order in the court. donald trump stay takes the witness stand in the fraught case against him. but his testimony is fraught with attacks on the judge. it is 10:00 a.m. in gaza, where the war marks one month today. as the conflict looks to intensify, benjamin netanyahu says israel will have overall security responsibility for the territory for an indefinite period once the war is over. his comments came in an interview with nbc news, that he once again israel won t allow a cease-fire until hamas releases all of the phostages. israeli air strikes hit year a hospital in gaza city on monday, after large explosions rocked the area the day before. the palestine red crescent says they have encircle
captions by vitac www.vitac.com you are live in the cnn newsroom. i m jim acosta in washington. my colleague, jim sciutto, is joining us live in northern israel. good evening everybody. just minutes ago, a new strike outside the borders of gaza. israel s military says it struck infrastructure in syria s territory, in response to launches coming from that country. we re seeing this stunning video from the southern russia republic of dagestan, russian authorities saying a crowd waving palestinian flags forced their way into an airport. the crowd was protesting the israel-hamas war. in gaza city, an aid organization says nearby israeli air strikes have caused extensive damage to the second largest hospital. the palestinian red crescent society says that s endangering the lives of patients. 12,000 displaced civilians are also sheltering there. and gunfire and explosions echo across much of gaza, as israel s ground offensive advances. israeli troops appear to have advanc
criminal. he s only out of prison because his dad is joe biden, they would say. where s hunter, where is hunter? i went to one of them. we have to have where is hunter, as a witness. what do you mean where s hunter, i have made his first name where s hunter. today hunter biden is awaiting a meeting with a probation officer after yesterday s felony conviction on gun charges. while the headline might sound like music to republican ears, his conviction is undercutting their 2024 campaign pitch, that the whole justice system, the doj is owned and operated by president biden himself. from the new york times, quote, many trump allies had been secretly rooting for an acquittal, talking points wrote themselves, it would have been yet more evidence that the united states justice system was rigged in favor of the bidens and against the trumps. tuesday s guilty verdict was inconvenient to that narrative. the inconvenience of the conviction punctures more than campaign talking poin
america to a state of, quote, godliness. the secret recordings that are creating fresh controversy for supreme court justice samuel alito. plus, a rare op-ed from attorney general merrick garland this morning, defending the doj as the house takes new steps towards holding him in contempt. and later, a primary day battle of wills, how donald trump s endorsement power is colliding with kevin mccarthy s revenge tour in south carolina. great to have you with us. thank you for being here. it is 10:00 eastern. i m ana cabrera reporting from new york. we begin with verdict watch in the federal gun case against hunter biden. the jury back to deliberations this morning after being handed the case yesterday afternoon, following closing arguments where the prosecution called the evidence overwhelming. and the defense argued the prosecution had not proved their case beyond a reasonable doubt. nbc s ken dilanian is outside that courthouse in wilmington. also with us, civil rights at