BERMAN: All right. Happening shortly, a federal judge will hear new arguments in the Stormy Daniels lawsuit. This time, they're going to discuss whether or not to delay the case. Our Sara Sidner, in Las Angeles with the very latest, Sara.</s>SARA SIDNER, CNN CORRESPONDENT: What is interesting here is we're seeing some of the documents from Brent Blakely. That is the attorney for Michael Cohen and for Essential Consultants, LLC, the company that Michael Cohen used to pay $130,000 to Stormy Daniels. This case is all about whether or not the judge is going to stay the case, the stay meaning that it would be put on hold for 90 days. That is what Cohen's representatives are asking for, but what is interesting in the paperwork is that, Cohen's own attorney is now confirming, in these court documents, that on April 12th, during that FBI raid, that the FBI was seeking documentation relating to the payment that Mr. Cohen made to Stormy Daniels attorney for Stormy Daniels, and we all know what that is all about. This whole case about that non-disclosure agreement that Stormy Daniels signed, that she says she should be able to get out of because she's saying it is invalid because Donald Trump didn't sign it, himself, as a party to the agreement. In court today, we're expecting Judge James Otero to -- we don't know whether he will rule. We also don't know whether Stormy Daniels will be here. We know that her attorneys will be here, as will Michael Cohen's attorneys and Donald Trumps attorney.</s>BERMAN: It will be fascinating to see every time there is a hearing, every time it is public, we tend to learn a little bit more. So we will keep our eyes on this throughout the day, the interaction between the civil and the criminal case here, also, vital to see. Sara Sidner, for us in Las Angles, thank you very much. That is all for us today. Thank you so much for joining me. I'm John Berman. Enjoy your weekend. At this hour, with the star of screen and stage and everywhere else, Kate Baldwin, starts right now.
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