Happening now, breaking news in the Trump trial.

Prosecutors cut straight to the heart of the case against the former president

grilling two Trump organization employees about the alleged scheme to disguise

hush money payments as legal fees over the next hour.

We'll take you inside the courtroom from gavel to gavel.

We'll break down all of today's most important developments

and look ahead to what's next. There's also other breaking news tonight. A critical moment

in the Middle East, Hamas accepting a ceasefire proposal brokered by Egypt

and Qatar. But Israel says there are still significant gaps between the two sides, and sources

tell CNN Hamas agreed to a different ceasefire

than the one Israel helped craft.

Welcome to our viewers here in the United States and around the world.

I'm Wolf Flitzer and this is the Situation Room special report. We begin tonight in New York where another critical day of testimony in the Trump

Hush Money Trial just wrapped up on the stand today key employees inside the Trump organization

who handled the former president's business and personal finances.

Let's go straight to see that's Kara Sconell. She's just outside the courthouse in Manhattan.

Kara today was all about the alleged effort

to hide these hush money payments.

That's right, Wolf, it was, and prosecutors said at the end of the day today that they have about two weeks left in their case.

That's about eight days based on the way that this trial is scheduled and we're still waiting to hear from a couple of key witnesses

including Stormy Daniels and Michael Cohen who is involved in every allegation in this case.

Now but today the focus was on the documents, the 34 invoices general ledger entries and

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