COOPER: President Trump's quarter rare legal victory today is in New York judge at least temporarily blocked the publication was believed to be an unflattering tell-all from the President's niece. The lawsuit was brought by the President's brother Robert, who says the book violates confidentiality agreement. The lawyer Trump's niece, Mary Trump says the decision, quote flatly violates the First Amendment. They and the publisher plan to appeal the book Too Much and Never Enough: How My Family Created the World's Most Dangerous Man is scheduled for release July 28th. Let's check in with Chris, see what he's working on for "CUOMO PRIME TIME". Chris?</s>CHRIS CUOMO, CNN HOST: I'll tell you what's interesting is a student of Trump is that his brother is the one advancing the lawsuit. You don't see the President and his brother together that often and probably for good reason. So that's an interesting move. What we have tonight is a look at the urgency and what needs to be right -- done right now. They're no longer a debate about whether or not we need to do things differently. The numbers are upon us, the storm is upon us. We also have one of the two people in a picture that has gone viral around the world. McCloskeys, who are in front of their house as a Black Lives Matter protests rolled by holding weapons and saying that they were confronted by an angry mob. What were they afraid of? Mr. McCloskey joins us tonight.</s>COOPER: Wow, look forward to that. Chris. That's about six minutes from now. Definitely watch. See you in a couple minutes. An update on coronavirus survivor, how a pregnant nurse who got sick with a virus is doing now and her baby girl who was born prematurely.
Judge Temporarily Blocks Publication Of Trump Niece Tell-All.