Good evening. I'm Jeff Bennett and I'm Amna Navaz. On the news hour tonight

a jury decides former President Donald Trump must pay writer E. Jean Carroll more than

83 million dollars for defamation. The United Nations top court orders

Israel to do all it can to prevent acts of genocide in Gaza but stops short of

calling for a ceasefire and Alabama carries out the nation's first execution

with nitrogen gas re-igniting debate over the death penalty.

He was writhing and gasping for multiple minutes,

and the entire thing seemed to take around 22 minutes,

which was significantly longer than what a lot of people expected. Welcome to the news hour. The UN's top court today delivered major warnings to Israel about how it should

conduct the war in Gaza. We'll delve more into that in a moment, but first some

late-breaking news tonight. A New York jury has ordered former President Donald Trump to pay a total of $83.3 million to writer

E. Jean Carroll for defaming her after she accused him of sexual assault decades earlier.

Carol's lawyers had asked the anonymous nine-person jury for heavy damages against the

former president, pointing to Mr. Trump's continuing attacks, both from the White House

as president and after leaving office.

William Bringham is here to help us make sense of the jury's decision.

So William, let's break down what the specific damages are because the total amount

is more than eight times what Ms Carroll asked for in

her initial lawsuit. That's right it was a pretty stunning number that came out today

83.3 million dollars total and let's break those down what they actually are. 7.3 million

was offered for emotional harm, 11 million dollars in reputational damage and

65 million in punitive damages.

...