so it's no surprise a.j.ave fans packing their shows, singing along to every song. here's abc's stephanie ramos. ♪ tell me why ain't nothing but a heartache ♪ ♪ tell me why ain't nothing a mistake ♪ ♪ tell me why i never want to hear you say ♪ ♪ i want it that way ♪ >> reporter: oh my goodness, that just happened! these two famous boy banders and myself in sweet harmony. ♪ joey fatone of nsync, known for chat-toppers like "it's gonna be me" and a.j. mclean of the backstreet boys behind their own hits like "the call." ♪ let me tell you about the story about the call ♪ >> reporter: answering a new call, joining forces for a tour featuring both their bands' beloved beats and new music, too. how did this tour come about? >> he asked me, "would you be interested in maybe doing something, just you and i?" so the first one we did was in tampa. and sold it out. then we did it again. and it worked again. >> reporter: now after 30 years, fans don't have to pick sides. >> i mean, look. the '90s are back with a vengeance

. >> reporter: a.j. is earning her phd in teaching at ucla. she wants to draw more scientists of color into the research and development segment of the beauty industry. >> you'll be surprised to actually understand that the spf value on a bottle is tested from people with lighter skin tone. >> reporter: as a student and researcher, a.j., whose parents immigrated from ghana, saw when she calls an inclusivity gap, people of color left out of research and testing for beauty products. to fix that, in 2021 she founded sula labs. >> when there's not a lot of people to help you understand the efficacy of these products from a spectrum of skin tones, that becomes a problem. >> reporter: the eight-member team helps test and formulate products specifically for darker skin, the company currently working with at least 20 brands. >> if it's a brand that focuses on darker skin tones or has a dark founder, we may have touched it. >> reporter: rihanna broke down barriers in 2017 when she launched her fenty beauty line. >> i think what she did for the beauty i

being forced by the corrupt judge and a.j. nobody has ever heard of anything like this before. forced to mortgage or sell great assets perhaps at fire sale prices and if and when i win the appeal, they would be gone. if the former president doesn't meet the deadline leticia james can have the ability to freeze his bank accounts and also go after some of his real estate properties like trump tower. but some bankruptcy lawyers say james has to get in line before she might ever see a dime because there are other creditors. >> number one is the other lien holders, equity holders, judgment lien holders, taxes city new york city and new york state. the list goes on and on and on. >> in order to post the bond the insurance companies need cash as collateral, hard cash. they do not rely on real estate assets like trump tower. the president does not have the backup, his lawyers said they approached 30 insurance companies to try to get that bond but all 30 said no. sandra. >> sandra: eric shawn live in new york city on that. thank you. one recent op-ed argues james sacrifices the rule of

. >> a.j. in our control room says apple has 64% of the cell phone market in the united states.t's high in the u.s. probably lower globally. thank you very much. >>> now to bertha for a cnbc news update. >> hey, tyler. house speaker mike johnson tells cnbc he plans to invite israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu to speak to congress about the war against hamas in gaza. it comes after netanyahu spoke with senate republicans at a luncheon yesterday. chuck schumer rejected a request for a meeting with senate democrats. >>> united nations general assembly approved its first resolution on artificial intelligence this afternoon. the united states sponsored measure applies the u.n. charter to ai development and will try to ensure the developing nations can take advantage of ai's benefits, including detecting diseases and predicting floods. >>> newark air traffic control is being relocated to philadelphia as the faa tries to address staffing issues and congestion in the busy new york tristate area. the changeover will happen in june, in time for the summer travel season. it comes as

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o& the year, the las vegas track, a mileúand a half with joey logano on the pole and raiders punter a.jrs with three wheels, chris buescher ends up against the wall after he loses his right front. that was it. buescher. kyle larson, who led for more than half of the race and won this event for the second year in a row. there have been three different winners and three races this year as larson vaults himself to the top of the points standings and gives his kids a moment, they will always remember. well, they'll have to wait until tomorrow to see who wins the pga event this weekend in palm beach. thundershowers halted today's fourth round, with the leadersc still on the course. the weather didn't bother ben silverman. silverman played nine holes today, didn't have to putt on the third hole when his shot went in for an eagle. silverman is currently four strokes offt& the lead. austin eckroat has a share of the lead. yesterday he did. right now he's in front all by himself. eckroat on the fourth hole, setting himself up for a birdie with this approach. watch and then one hole later he was

horn. [ dj horn blares ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] up next, if you combine a.j., ward harrell and hason ward, you get hoggwards. [ cheers ] if you combine stephon castle, j'wan roberts, and brandon white, you get j'wan white castle? [ laughter ] [ rimshot ] and finally, if you combine delaney heard and william whorton, you get whorton heard a who. it's very interesting. so, best of luck to all the players out there. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ we're rooting for all of you. guys, the big solar eclipse is coming up. and i saw that abc and national geographic are partnering to produce a two-hour live special for the event. and then we'll have to wait another week for the eclipse tells all special. [ laughter ] all right, guys i heard about a a company called calmara that said it can detect if you have stds based on pictures of your genitals. [ laughter ] unfortunately, you have to get the pictures taken at the dmv, and they're having internet issues. one guy was like, "a new company? then who have i been sending all these photos to?" [ laughter ] [ applause ] and fina

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a.j. said he's ready in two minutes. so if you want to give some thoughts in two minutes, and then we will, um, move to the next item, i think. i mean, you spoke to that. that's the connection i was making that our monitoring reports from, uh, literacy and math are connected to this. and then i hear what you're asking about the handoffs, and then i don't know, in that minute and a half. davina, if you want to speak to the grading for equity work that's happening. um, we have some sites that have focused on this with their instructional leaders teams. and so what that work looks like is those department heads are agreeing on that alignment. they're doing book studies, they're doing that research, and they're aligning so that students have a more common experience. um, but we don't have we haven't dived into that work yet at all of our high schools. we have a structure in our assistant principal meetings , um, called an ap learning strand. and so next year we plan to have our assistant principals, a lot of them are oversee

. >> i think, you know, the heyday a.j.going, right? >> there would be 40 of us playing and, like, i think i would be doing well right now. >> you always have done well. >> no, you won. you won. i remember who you won with. >> once. >> north carolina. >> no, i won back, i want to say, what was it -- a long time ago. uconn that won that year. >> no way. the repeat from uconn and the repeat for dom chu. >> yeah. and i just figured it was a sign when scottie she cheffler was t first player ever to win back to back championships, so i'm thinking this could be a back to back year. >> they took rutgers star shooter cam spencer. >> yes. >> she still -- you're still -- >> i'm with them. i'm with them. luke murray, assistant coach. i picked uconn too. >> thanks, dom. thanks. >>> coming up, senator -- we'll watch each other. i'm on the cbs bracket. i'm with 3 million other people. much harder. >> we're still in first. >> i was in first for eight games. senator elizabeth warren urging the s.e.c. to investigate elon musk and tesla over

thing that's a little i do want to jump into the conversation, but one thing in talking with our, with a.j crabill, he reminded us that that, especially now that we're in year two and have monitored these, goals consistently now and are monitoring actual progress as opposed to looking at the baseline at the end of this conversation, we will decide whether or not to accept the monitoring report, which doesn't mean we agree with it or we think that the progress is as fast as we want it. or perhaps there's elements of the report, the report that we'd like to see more of or less of, etc. it's about whether or not that this is a, a framework that we can accept as being reasonable to keeping us on track to our overall goal, but with that, i don't want to spend too much time there. i just will. we'll close the conversation around, that that. i don't know if you want to add anything. vice president. well, the three. so the three. so. and i'll bring you towards the end of, so for those of you following along, it's on the third page of this four page document that does not have page numbers on mine