Happening now, breaking news. The Manhattan District Attorney is asking the

judge overseeing Donald Trump's hush money trial to expand the gag order on the former president to include

relatives of people involved in the case. Concerns about Trump's

inflammatory rhetoric escalating as he's been attacking the judge and the judge's daughter.

Also breaking, an SUV rams into the gate of an FBI field office in Atlanta

attempting to gain entry. The suspect is now in custody as authorities

are scrambling to try to determine a motive. And Iran is blaming Israel for a deadly

airstrike on its consular building in Damascus, Syria, claiming

two senior Iranian commanders are among those killed. Stand by for an update on the strike

and the threat of retaliation.

Welcome to our viewers here in the United States

and around the world.

I'm Wolf Blitzer.

You're in the situation room. Let's get right to the breaking news in Donald Trump's hush money case in New York.

The prosecutor requesting an expansion of Trump's gag order with the criminal trial set to

begin two weeks from now.

CNN's Kara Schenll is in New York.

She has details for us.

Kara, tell us what the Manhattan District Attorney

is now asking for and why.

Well, the Manhattan District Attorney's Office

has asked the judge overseeing this case to expand the gag order that he imposed limiting some of the people that Trump could speak about in the case, and they want the judge to warn Trump that if he violates his gag order he will get

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