you won t physicians mutual wednesday, may 29th, right now on cnn this morning, 12 manhattan jurors about to begin deciding the fate of a former president will it impact the future of the country? plus ahead. all right your question robert de niro taking on trump and tangling with his supporters outside the manhattan courthouse and hurricane-force winds pushing an american airlines 7307 completely away from the gate with no one at the helm? and the best of america s pastime finally, getting there dues. major league baseball, shaking up the all-time record books 6:00 a.m. here in washington. alive. look at new york city is a town that is going to start deliberating donald trump s fate here later on this morning. good morning, everyone. i m kasie hunt. it s wonderful to have you with us the arguments have been made and now it s time for 12 ordinary people from manhattan to decide whether or not donald trump is a criminal, a decision that might shake up the race for presiden
father of two young girls. i would never stand idly by, knowing that if that had taken place to my children, i would want somebody to stand up on my behalf as well. all right, mayor of jackson, mississippi, sir, thank you very much for your time. i want to cross over now to julia ainsley, who covers, as i mentioned, both the dhs and doj for us, to put some perspective on what these two departments and their respective, as involved in these raids are saying about the timing, the messaging that is certainly not lost on anyone, and the same question i posed, julia, to the mayor what do we know about the status of those children and what resources are being provided to take care of them? well, in terms of timing, it seems that doj and dhs are saying, look, this just happened. it s a coincidence that it happened during the el paso visit, after the el paso shooting. but it s really hard to see this in a vacuum. because oftentimes, i.c.e. does have raids that are scheduled and they pull