PHILLIPS: John Edwards' legal team can't wait to grill Sherry Young. She's the wife of Edwards' former aide, Andrew Young, the man who hid the mistress. She could be cross-examined today. Joe Johns is in Greensboro, North Carolina.</s>JOE JOHNS, CNN SENIOR CORRESPONDENT: Sherry Young expected back on the stand in Greensboro for another day of testimony in the John Edwards campaign finance trial. She was excused early on Monday because she said she wasn't feeling well. Sherry Young controlled the bank accounts where she deposited hundreds of thousands of dollars from a wealthy John Edwards donor. She's important to the prosecution's case because she says Edwards told her this was all legal and instructed her to, quote, "get the money in the bank." She also explained why she agreed to allow her husband and the father of her three children to take credit for fathering a child with Edwards' mistress. She said she went along with it because her husband said it was the only way to cover up the truth and she said she did not want to be responsible for exploding the presidential campaign of John Edwards. In Greensboro, I'm Joe Johns.</s>PHILLIPS: She also testified she felt disgusted after being asked to endorse and deposit checks from a 101-year-old heiress, Rachel Bunny Mellon. She says she knew the funds were intended to pay Rielle Hunter's expenses. Thanks for watching, everyone. You can continue the conversation with me on Twitter @KyraCNN, or on Facebook. CNN NEWSROOM continues right now with Suzanne Malveaux.
Sherry Young Testifies in John Edwards Trial.