BALDWIN: We now know that the criminal trial involving Paul Manafort has been delayed but we also now know the names of five witnesses who have been given immunity who would testify against him. Shimon Prokupesz, outside that courthouse, you called it, who are they?</s>SHIMON PROKUPESZ, CNN CRIME AND JUSTICE REPORTER: That's right. These names, the five names, let me say at the outset they appear to be people who are related to some of Paul Manafort's financial dealings, his mortgages and some of his accounting work. Let me read the names. James Brennan, Donna Duggan, Connor O'Brien, Cindy Laporta and Dennis Raico. These individuals were just granted by the court here this morning. The judge signed off on this immunity and said he would release the names this afternoon. And just moments ago the court did that. The prosecutors from the special counsel's office were against that, were hoping the judge would not release the names. He went ahead and did so anyway. We've learned from the court just a short time ago the judge saying in terms of the jury, we have a little bit on what the jury will look like. We expect it will be 16 people. The judge said he'll appoint four alternates. He'll bring in the jury pool tomorrow. They will get to answer a questionnaire. They will get to answer the questions. He also told the attorneys, the prosecutors and defense attorneys, that they cannot ask the juries who they voted for. So certainly, a lot of decisions being made today in anticipation that the trial will now get started on July 31st.</s>BALDWIN: Got it. Thank you for that latest update. Next here on CNN, sources tell us President Trump is privately frustrated by the pace of negotiations with North Korea. The White House denying that publicly, but we are learning new details about the demands North Korea is making on the U.S. to even move forward.
Judge Signs Off on Immunity for Five Witnesses Against Manafort