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Donald Trump is returning to Manhattan Criminal Court for the eleventh day of the historic hush money trial.
On Thursday night, the former president celebrated the end of a grueling day by delivering pizza to members of the FDNY in Midtown.
Firefighters greeted him with cheers as he arrived at the firehouse with boxes of pies.
Douglas Daus, a forensic analyst for the DA’s office, will return to the stand to give testimony about Michael Cohen's seized phones and electronics.
Follow the coverage live from DailyMail.com's reporters in the courtroom
The Trump trial is the latest must-see attraction for tourists in New York
They've ticked off Ellis Island, the Statue of Liberty and seen Hamilton on Broadway.
Now the visitors from Australia are headed for the public gallery of the Donald Trump trial at Manhattan Criminal Court.
'We woke up this morning and said we have to be in "the room where it happens,' said Marney, breaking into the hit song from Hamilton, quickly followed by a fit of giggles.
Across the street is the Manhattan court where Donald Trump is on trial.
He has denied 34 counts of falsifying business records.
But a seemingly mundane case about ledgers and checks has become the hottest ticket in town, enlivened already by the testimony of America's tabloid king and a celebrity lawyer who has won payouts from Charlie Sheen.
Trump delivers pizza to the FDNY after court
Donald Trump celebrated the end of Day 10 of the hush money trial by handing out pizzas to members of the FDNY.
The former president drove to the firehouse in Midtown Manhattan to greet the cheering firefighters and hand them slices of pie.
The presumptive Republican nominee for president has made similar stops during breaks from court to keep his campaign going.
Last week he visited a construction site to meet union workers.
Earlier in the trial he went to a bodega in Harlem which was the scene of a shooting that rocked Manhattan.
Trump leaves Trump Tower on the way to court
The former president is in his motorcade in Manhattan and heading downtown.
CNN's Anderson Cooper is in court today
There has been a parade of media personalities - including top network anchors - during the trial.
Friday’s is veteran CNN host Anderson Cooper.
Trump: I don’t fall asleep... I simply close my beautiful blue eyes
Donald Trump on Thursday addressed reports that he may have been sleeping during his trial as reporters noted he closed his eyes for long periods of time.
During the lunch break he posted:
Trump's posts on his Truth Social profile became a subject of discussion in court today, when his lawyer questioned the judge whether he could post information from news articles about the case.
Judge Merchan dismissed the request.
'I’m not going to give advance rulings,' he said, adding that there was 'no ambiguity' in the order.
'If in doubt, steer clear,' he advised.
Welcome to Day 11 of Trump's hush money trial. Here is what happened on Day 10
On an extraordinary 10th day of Donald Trump's blockbuster hush money trial there were revelations galore.
Trump sat stoically at the defendant's table as witness Keith Davidson was quizzed by prosecutors and the former president's attorneys.
Davidson is a lawyer who represented Stormy Daniels, the porn star who claims to have had an affair with Trump and received a $130,000 payment to buy her silence.
His testimony revealed a barrage of information. Here are the key takeaways:
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