BALDWIN: Just in at CNN, just two days before the criminal trial to set to begin, former Trump campaign chairman, Paul Manafort, is in court as a judge is deciding whether to delay it. Shimon Prokupecz is on this for us. He's outside the courthouse. Shimon, what's the deal?</s>SHIMON PROKUPECZ, CNN CRIME & JUSTICE REPORTER: Yes. We're waiting, Brooke, for the judge to decide whether or not he's going to delay this trial for perhaps another two weeks or a week. It's not entirely clear. Manafort's attorneys came into court today asking for this delay, saying they had just received new documents and they need some time to review the new documents. It seemed at least that the judge was giving some indications he was inclined to do that. We're waiting for him to make that decision. He's listening to other matters right now we're told. That's the delay. Manafort and his attorneys were ordered back to court at 2:00. We're waiting for that. The other news here today, Brooke, is that the judge has granted immunity to five witnesses for the prosecution. The special counsel's office made a request of the judge last week for immunity for the five mystery witnesses. It's not entirely clear to us yet who they are. That may happen today. We may get a list of the witnesses that are going to testify against Paul Manafort. The judge and the prosecutors here have indicated they have about 30 witnesses that they intend to call and that list could be made public later this afternoon.</s>BALDWIN: All right. We'll wait for the news and the request for that delay. Shimon, thank you. For now, and staying in Washington, live pictures inside that briefing room, waiting to see Sarah Huckabee Sanders stand behind the podium. The last White House briefing got pretty heated as the president walked back his comments after he'd stood alongside Vladimir Putin, and now that he has walked them back again, how will Sarah Huckabee Sanders respond? We're about the find out.
Judge Could Delay Manafort Trial