the prosecutor called abby's friends and have them read messages abby sent them, reflecting thousandse with a boy. >> all that matters is that our hearts are skipping beats, i do not care if he is 20 or 50 i just need my heart skipping and that is all it is doing with this boy child. >> it is concerning the only person who's company i enjoy here is a 15-year-old. i will be upbeat starting now. >> the text after a picture of his face saying that is my child or something like that. >> i never had as much evidence against someone as i had in this case. she had text so many people bragging about her inappropriate relationship with this child and knowing it was wrong and telling him it was wrong, we cannot keep doing this, i could go to jail. >> then the young man took the stand, spent four days there detailing a affair that he said lasted two months. we are not showing his face on camera in court. the prosecutor took them through hundreds more texts, all of those words of longing between a tutor and a boy too young to drive. >> he says i need you in my bed now, is that right? so she is te

so abby, that's the challenge that we face, but it's beyond us. imagine those were trying to get out and the pilots tell us they have hundreds of people on lists. just desperate to get out of port-au-prince, right now? then beyond that, those who don't have that luxury, that opportunity to leave many of the patients themselves who would hope to have just some basic needs and aid brought in. well, the logistics of orange getting and shows you just but there'll be dealing with when it comes to trying to get what they so desperately need to have >> david culver. thank you so much for bringing that to us. i mean, this is such an important story unfolding right on the united states is border is practically it's so important for us to hear it. thank you again. >> yeah. >> thanks, abby >> from very real chaos abroad to fictional chaos at home. the film civil wars premiering at south by southwest and it starts kursk, kyrsten danced as a photojournalist, struggling to survive during the civil war in the near future, america it is receiving critical praise

i let abby breastfeed her.eeze. right. she smuggled antifreeze into the hospital, from prison, under armed guard? it'd be insane. like people who poison their babies. we'll be using a basic ranked-choice vote. it's not as nuanced as the kemeny-young method, which minimizes the sum of the kendall tau distances to the voters' lists, but i decided that would be too confusing for you. mateo: intralesional injection? madeline's melanoma is too widespread. only used for locoregional disease. this carrot cake is amazing. mm. how about peptide vaccine? very high risk for immune attacks against normal tissue. ugh. does anybody really like red velvet cake? it reminds me of a dumb model -- it's delicious-looking but not worth the calories. mm. complete lymph node dissection. the lymphedema would be intolerable. people die here, too, you know? it's my first day. i haven't learned that yet. wait, there's no way this thing knows i'm eating dessert, right? i have been thinking about cake all day. [ chuckles ] oh, don't let me

but i am given covid, abby and what that was in 2020 election. i just think this is an entirely here while it's the same two candidates, i think we're in an entirely different context. yeah. i mean, it's almost easy to forget the covid was perhaps the dominant issue toward the end of that campaign. but alliance here today, joe biden made that plea for nikki haley's supporters. there is a place for them in my campaign. but a lot of these voters are conservatives. they are not left leaning. is that really true? >> yeah. look, i mean, it's not like the whole 40% of voters that voted for nikki haley in south carolina are going to vote for the democrat, but there are voters and, you know, i've heard on cnn, people from virginia talking about how they are republican, but they can't find themselves to vote for donald trump and they may hold nose and vote for joe biden. i do think we're speaking to his speaking to the independence. he's speaking to some of those voters who decided to vote for biden and 2020. but that's going to be enough for us to win. a

sorry, abbie. coveryour let me start with you, emma. sorry, abbie. it? i think it has got a lot better in the — found it? i think it has got a lot better in the last _ found it? i think it has got a lot better in the last few _ found it? i think it has got a lot better in the last few years, i better in the last few years, through the works of females in motorsport, through efforts from the teams, through formula 1 themselves in launching things like the f1 academy which kicks off this weekend. it has got better, but it has come as a result of criticism of the lack of diversity, lack of women in the sport. so there has been a lot of action over the last few years as a result of that. a few years as a result of that. a few years ago, for sure, i think that would have been a very different answer. but it's clear that there are actions happening. there are people working to make a difference in the sport. so in that regard, i feel optimistic. let in the sport. so in that regard, i feel optimistic.— in the sport. so in that regard, i feel optimistic. let

>> abby, this is what we were all expecting, but now it is official. nathan wade is out as the lead prosecutor in this case. his resignation coming just hours after a judge's order basically laid out that he was either him or district attorney fani willis, that had to get off this case in order for it to proceed, and we had all assumed that it wasn't going to be fani willis and this is what nathan wade is saying in part of his resignation later, bladder i am proud of the work our team has accomplished in investigating indicting and litigating this case, seeking justice for the people of georgia and the united states, and being part of the effort to ensure that the rule of law and democracy are preserved has been the honor of a lifetime. wade was part of this case, an instrumental part of this case. as for 865 days joining the team in november 1 of 2021, and part of the team that issued historic indictments against the former president and his allies also part of the team that was able to secure for guilty pleas, but ultimately, fani willis was the one

the 13 fallen at abby gate.nd the thousands of fallen and tens of thousands of wounded and countless other members who suffered the invisible wounds of war to help them get answers. i am humbled to be here today with three gold star families from abby gate, and i know the other families could not make it, but i intend to contact them in the coming weeks. they know my feelings for them. they know there are no words by me or any general or any politician or anyone that can ever bring back there fallen. but all of us can, and all of us must, honor their sacrifice to protect our country and to be rever grateful that they answered the call to the colors. each of them paid the ultimate sacrifice in freedom like so many before them to keep our nation safe and we owe them answers. and i am committed to assist in the effort to get them answers. we should also not be under any illusion, we will not get all the answers here today. this process will take a considerable length of time. we must also recognize much of the reco

>> thanks, abby. thanks for having me. >> yeah. i mean, look, i think the evidence has come out at its and we're going to be briefed on it and you saw the vote come out of committee in a bipartisan fashion. last week, 50 to zero i, can. tell you 50 to zero votes that on a bipartisan basis out of committee happened so far and few between and then all of congress is going to get a briefing from intelligence officials next week. and so look, this bill is not a ban of tiktok but what we'll do is it will force the sale to a us company to get chinese influence out from underneath of tiktok. one of the things that convinced me is talking to parents of kids that are on this, like digital fentanyl. and another thing that convinced me was after the october 7 war to see all of the misinformation that was being spread on tiktok intentionally meant to divide the american public and cause more dissension here at home. >> yeah, i mean, look, i understand you probably are going to get some briefings that have more detail, but i do wonder, i mean,

that's >> tonight on newsnight good evening. >> i'm abby philip in new york. what is it like to watch chaos unfold at your feet, unable to stop it, unable to do anything but watch well, tonight, the world knows this is video from the israeli defense forces. and that's warm, that buzzing nucleus. those are people, desperate gazans surrounding aid trucks, who are carrying food and supplies now this hour, 112 of those people are now dead. hundreds more are injured as cameras caught. a clear eyed view of what this war is doing to innocence inside of gaza. all of what you're about to watch is disturbing and it's shocking. and we thought long and hard about whether to show this to you but the brutality of what happened is in escapable. this was the scene that was surrounding that aid convoy before the disaster intervene, palestinians huddled there chatter. you could hear here it there over the death of the fires that they'd set to keep warm as they waited. they just wanted to eat, they wanted to feed their kids and their parents the world food programme was last abl

on behalf of myself, abby and pidge fly together. go on.trolls together, and abby says she's even trained pidge to use the loo. >> i can hold her over a toilet and she'll just go to the bathroom. >> millions of years later, pidge may be new york's most famous pigeon. i love you. oh, does not like the mic, but you better get that microphone out of her face. >> it's too famous. >> yeah, paparazzi, please. and by the way, it was pretty hard at first to tell if this pigeon was a boy or a girl. that's a hard thing to discern. but then this happened. there was an egg. nothing in the egg. but it did officially confirm miss pidge. queen of brooklyn. >> and as we were discussing, this is the most brooklyn story. so brooklyn we've ever heard are brooklynites. we are. and this does not surprise me. i think this is adorable. >> yeah, and she said she feeds her salad all the time, likes her microgreens like a true brooklyn. >> she one of my vegan brooklyn friends, right? she's hanging out with lionel, eating vegan. >> his vegan. see you at tj lettuce al

i'm abby phillip in new york. and tonight, how joe biden got his groove back and why you're about to hear what he said last night. more than a taylor swift single on the radio. 30 plus million people tuned in last night to watch the president insist that the state of our union is strong, but also to see if biden could still look strong himself. it's something republicans told you over and over again that he simply could not do. >> president biden, on the other hand, i'm not even sure if he knows where he is. >> and i don't say that flippantly, neal. it actually hurts. he is our president, even if i disagree with him violently. but he clearly is not all there may be automatically that we laugh at it, because some of his ideas and all of his ideas are are laughable, aren't they? >> but also, the longer we laugh, the less he'll speak. >> probably, or the longer he'll have to be up there. >> republicans. they bet on sleepy joe and a day later the spin is suddenly totally different. biden wasn't sleepy at all. he was s

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>> took a village, abby, to get here. great experience and excited to get going today and worked closely with our partners at redburg for 78 days and amazing we're kicking off here with fans in arlington and excited to get going. reporter: for the fans watching at home and hear spring league, what would you tell them about the talent you've pulled in >> bring all the teams here and lot of talent and recognizable players and over half of the players signed an nfl contract. 107 players from both leagues last year go to the nfl. there's really good talent and people will see that over the next few days and they turn on fox and see great football out here today. reporter: you mention the fox and what does it mean to broadcast on fox and what kind of technology are you working with and bring the game to fans at home. >> we are working closely with eric shanks during this process and they're the industry leader and we're excited to be on fox and be a part of this. you'll see cool rules, technology, innovations and dynamic play

and here's the key nugget to take away from this abby. unlike on the democratic side where they allocate delegates proportionally on the republican side, it's either winter get most as in the case of texas, or winner take all in the case of california, if these polls are anywhere near the university of being correct, donald trump will have a very big when tomorrow and be well, well, well, on his way to the republican nomination for president for a full match-up with joe biden that he's currently leading in? >> yeah. i mean, it is the snowball effect. it kicks off tomorrow. things could get really bad for nikki haley really quickly, actually, harry enten. thank you very much for all of that. and at this hour, trump has already adding another win to his list. cnn projecting that he will win the north dakota caucuses let's bring it out. scott jennings and s. e cupp. scott, this general election could be kicking off basically this week. i mean, if you ask the biden campaign, they would say it was last week. what does it mean for the republica

but then when you play it back, yes, absolutely, abby gate, u.s.is is a dad who when he hears joe biden say -- and he said it. this came shortly after this. joe said the world is safer off -- the world is better off, you know, america is safer since i took office. and this dad is sitting in the balcony saying, what? the taliban is in charge. ukraine has been invaded. you know, iran is closer to a bomb. china has moved -- i mean, there is nothing about the world we live in right now safer or more stable. and his son was killed and effectively ignored by the biden administration for political reasons. so i can't imagine being in that balcony and, you know, taken out because the rules of the house. but, he is speaking for a lot of americans that say we're not going to forget that we know what you've wrought on the world, joe. and it's not making us safer. >> brian: right. joe biden didn't have to pay for that politically because we had the midterms after the worst disaster in american military history. and in the midterms was not a red rout. they lost

sorry, abbie and grover. keir simmons will have that story coming up. irish whisky in a very historical way hey, keir. >> reporter: hey, guys i often spend my mornings in the pub. explains a lot, right? top of the morning to you. listen, when you think of ireland, you often think of whisky, of course. but did you know that the ancient irish tradition of bonding, which is blending and boxing whisky actually died out a long time ago until a group of incredible irish women decided to bring it back ♪ reporter: i paid a ♪ the emerald aisle to meet a team of women reviving a lost art and a history lesson, ireland's tough past has been intertwined with whisky. the irish rebels used to hide here and i guess maybe take a little whisky on their way running from the british, right >> it was known as a safe house. so if you were on the run from whoever was chasing you, you would always find a warm bed, a glass of whisky and a warm fire to rest by by. >> she started eight years ago. >> she started eight years ago the process called bonding used to be the way whisky

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abby laura, thank you. and standby for another major projection cnn can now officially project the joe biden will win the state of washington. it adds to his delegate count in the democratic primary fight that he just ended hours ago. 92% of the vote is in there and the president will clear well ahead of the field, there and up next one don't worry for democrats, rfk junior. and tonight, he says that he's considering aaron rodgers as a running mate. are democrats taking this candidacy seriously enough? >> who back in a moment >> laura coates live tomorrow at 11 eastern on cnn >> what is circle surplus the field to take flight so-called energy that gets you to the next level. so-called is which poll for light tosses limits away available at walmart and drinks circle.com. >> if you're about to replace your roof stop. here's a solution that's a fraction of the cost roof match guaranteed to extend the life of your roof up to 15 years at a fraction of the cost of a new roof, muth max is scientifically proven bio

abby, laura, >> thank you. and standby for another major projection cnn can now officially project the joe biden will win the state of washington. it adds to his delegate count in the democratic primary fight that he just ascended hours ago 92% of the vote is in there and the president will clear well ahead of the field, there and up next one worry for democrats, rfk junior, and tonight he says that he's considering aaron rodgers as a running mate. are democrats taking this candidacy? syria? precisely enough. we'll be back in a moment >> the situation room with wolf blitzer tomorrow with six on cnn everyone loves an extra hundred dollars in their pocket. he should he do to have a turbotax expert file your taxes for you by march 31st to get $100 back instantly. only from intuit turbotax >> one to leave works all day. so i can keep working >> just want to leave 12 hours of uninterrupted pain relief i'll leave who do take it for and for fast top trial evacs. >> it's just your mother and i went different thing, whi

>> well, thanks for having me on to abby. and of course, it doesn't and that's why when i found out who this guy was, i hadn't heard of him until the day after he filed when i saw somebody post on so media the information from the adl about his background and that picture of him burning across while giving a nazi salute and when i saw that information, i tweeted about it and then i heard very soon afterwards from the republican party here in missouri. and they like i had no idea who he was before he filed >> so well, you say that but it has statement to cnn. he says the gop knew exactly who i am. is he lying about that? >> i would not put him put it past him given that he's denying his kkk membership when there's photos of him. he's gaslighting and trying to say that he wasn't in front of a burning cross when we can all see that picture so i would not be surprised if he wasn't just making up the fact that he thought people knew who he was because when he got i think 1,000 votes when he ran for senate. so it's not surprising t

seeing a news night with abby. phillip starts now how >> monopoly explains donald trump's legal and financial peril that's tonight on news nine good evening. i'm abby phillip in new york and tonight, reality crashes into how donald trump views his life's work and the way that the world works. donald trump's lawyers are admitting that their client can't make bond at a self-professed billionaire is not liquid enough to cover a $500 million penalty, is probably surprising to a huge number of his voters but trump has long treated new york real estate, his empire like a game of monopoly. he's long acted like real money, real dollars are well, monopoly money in trump's world, he lives on boardwalk and park place. he buys and buys, and buys and borrows and borrows more and hopes that the game goes on just long enough that he makes back some of that money but right now, letitia james is quite literally trying to collect to make trump pay what he owes for perpetrating a decades-long fraud on the state of new york when he ca

i'm abby phillip in washington, and i'm laura coats in new york for november matchup is set b. you know what it might as well be making haley got wind as in singular as in vermont. but there are plenty of check marks to count up with the former president. >> california oklahoma, virginia, colorado, north carolina, tennessee, texas, arkansas, met gosh, like a third rate again, alabama, minnesota, and massachusetts. you added it all up and trump dugin advantage is to borrow from him huge, almost 900 >> 60 and change haley delegates. there's aren't just crystallized, just how dominant trump has been. he has won a whopping 90 plus percent of all available delegate. >> it appears inevitable. >> and his march to the biden campaign even as the president picked up a win after win tonight, look at all the states he is historically weak for an incumbent. looking at the polls, the biden campaign clearly wants to make a general election pivot tonight, painting the choice between him and the former president as one, between moving forward or moving backward into chaos division and darkness

first >> of all, you have to admit you have a problem, abby. i mean, it means you have a problem they address it now. so again, on social media, but this is the match-up the democrats wanted if these were going to be the candidates, we want to run against donald trump. if joe biden is going to be the nominee? >> here's >> it was a foregone conclusion, donald joe biden was going to be the nominee, and so bring on donald trump in november. there's no other candidate in the history of the united states that has this many glaring weaknesses. you ask somebody in donald trump actually is as good as he's going to get tonight. he only gets worse as a candidate with the trials that are coming up. possible guilty verdicts that are coming up with his own mouth was his own tweets. it's inevitable that donald trump as a candidate will get worse and joe biden has the bully pulpit of the president of the united states. he has great accomplishments what people are feeling though, is that there's a disconnect between the accomplishments of the white house and p

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abby fred pleitgen. thank you very much for that report and for more, let's bring in now a russian journalists done a slab couture. i started slab. this was the deadliest attack in moscow and at least some decades, you've been two years, you've been to this concert hall yourself? what is the response inside of russia right now to something like this happening >> oh, it's exactly the response the terrorists or whoever is behind this attack had been helping for its terror. people are really scared, frighten and they are waiting for their nation litter to address them. at some point, it is somewhat surprising, is it, is it surprising to you that, that putin has not been out front to respond to this? >> well, exactly as being more than what, eight hours. now since the attack. and he has made a a single press appearance, which leads me to the conclusion that, you know what initially, i thought that this was that false flag operation. >> but now >> observing how the russian authorities are reacting, how the ru

[applause] madam lieutenant governor, my best friend abby. enter utah's public servants and my fellow utah gathered here tonight, welcome. i want to especially recognize senator representative mcpherson representative. congratulations join the best legislative body in the country. [applause] all right, i'm glad because the clapping out of the way. we have so much to govern a short amount of time i'll ask again like i did in previous years to please hold any applause until the end of the speech. no matter how difficult that may be especially for mike mauer and the gallery, right left back in 1847 a group of peculiar people arrive in utah. what they found us a place native americans already knew was quite different than anywhere else. our mountains are taller, our snow is deeper, and our red rocks are worldly. natural what is impossible to describe, dead horse points, the sanders and the largest living organism in the world, am i right representative stratton? [laughter] the famed explorer, the people have no idea what were talking about right

she also told abby that she sees significant progress on the biden administration's approach? >> i was not expecting that to be ilhan omar is respond when abby asked her that question, i thought that she was going to say that the president has lot of work to do. >> that is it's absolutely a big moment for the president. and that is also what he needs, not with just people like ilhan omar, but people who are like-minded on omar who have a lot of concerns with the president. but as you can see, the president seems to be listening. you saw on a state of the union address announcements about gaza they're trying to open this humanitarian components there. and so it seems to be the discontent with the president, especially on that issue seems to be seeping in and he's heeding their advice. isaac, you talk to biden administration, biden campaign folks all the time. what should we know about how they're viewing and framing this next phase as they call it turning the corner, or however, how it at turning the page, turning the page. well, like to turn the page is after this week which t

i'm abby phillip in washington, and i'm laura coats in new york for november matchup is set b. you know what it might as well be making haley got wind as in singular as in vermont. but there are plenty of check marks to count up with the former president. >> california oklahoma, virginia, colorado, north carolina, tennessee, texas, arkansas, met gosh, like a third rate again, alabama, minnesota, and massachusetts. you added it all up and trump dugin advantage is to borrow from him huge, almost 900

with that let's bring in fox news and host abby hornacek.be here. >> trace: first time in the studio, it's amazing. i was reading this like this is not true. it happened several months ago and she's now filing a lawsuit trying to get back in because she just wants to swim in the pool that she's been swimming in for 40 years. thought she was doing the right thing and here's where she is. >> i think people get so lost in this conversation that they forget to look at basic humanity. i grew up an athlete, i spent a lot of time and locker rooms. it's a place where, especially as a female, you want to feel safe because it's also a place where you feel the most vulnerable. so if you have anyone, i don't care what your gender is, if it was an older woman and she was looking at what will little girls, which is what is being alleged here, that's unacceptable behavior no matter what. >> trace: it really is. paris olympic games, the lepic village will host 10,000 athletes and there will be no air-conditioning. here's the mayor of paris and here's her ex

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pete: checking in with abby hornacek. reporter: hey, guys, what's going on. of the big game later today and what makes arlington such a great hub city for this league. >> what doesn't. we are first of all centrally located here in the dallas ft. worth area and centrally located in the united states, 15 minutes from dfw airport. we have six professional sports teams played here, and everything anybody could ever want is right here in walking distance. reporter: right, and the fans get what they want with all eight teams here and what does it take to prepare for something like this? the united football league? >> it take as community. saying it take as village to raise a kid but it takes that here. the good thing about arlington and what goes on here is we understand relationships and there's no better relationships for this. what are you most excited for? >> usfl bring as real sense of community and they come out and tailgate and feel like they're a part of the game. they're sitting close and that's what's special about this. you're watching hungry players. >>

governor, my best friend, abby, and to utah's public servants and my fellow utahans, welcome. i want to especially recognize baldry, representatives, congratulations on joining the best legislative body in the country. [applause] all right. i'm glad we got the clapping out of the way. we have so much to cover in a short amount of time. i'll ask again like i did in previous years to please hold any applause until the end of the speech, no matter how difficult that may be, especially for mike mauer in the gallery. so in 1847 a group of peculiar people arrived in utah, what they found was a place that native americans already knew was quite different than anywhere else. our mountains are taller, our snow is deeper, and our red rocks are other worldly. we have natural wonders, impossible to describe, like goblin valley, dead horse point, the coral pink sand dunes and pando the largest living organism in the world, am i right, representative stratten? [applause] >> the famed explorer, the people on tv have no idea what we're talking about right now, but that's okay. the famed explo

the anger and the grief and no closure as to what actually caused these 13 to lose their lives in abbyt's understandable that steve and the rest of the families are upset. >> sandra: we had a gold star father on our program these afternoons. you feel their intense pain they live with every day for sure. meanwhile there are very real fears, the crisis in haiti could turn into another afghanistan. right now some 1,000 americans we are told are stuck in that country mired in chaos and violence. the state department says it is exploring new ways to get them out. so far it has only sent one chartered rescue flight in. congressman mills you have stepped up like you did in afghanistan and israel earlier this year headed two rescue missions and got 23 americans out of haiti including a 2-month-old baby and 3-year-old girl. thank you for what you are doing and tell us why you are doing it. >> the one thing i want to try to do is explain it doesn't matter what district you are from or what state you are from, what your political affiliation, gender, race, belief. if you are an american elected o

one of our phenomenal artists residence abby dobson will. join us to sing a song that she wrote for the campaign. please stand, if you are able and join as remember some of the lives that have been lost. mm. mm hmm mm mm mm mm mm mm. mm mm mm mm mm mm mm mm mm. mm. oh hey. oh. oh, oh oh oh. oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh. cell yeah yeah. cell. her name. says yeah, yeah said it her and hey. son, girl. yeah. say day may. say day. hey say say her name. india hager say her name you may say her name say hergave say her name, name say her name say her name hey, michelle. q so say her name now say her name, say her name. so kayla more say her name say her name and say her name and shelley frey say her name say her name say her name. tanisha say her name. say her name alisha. say her name be. michelle shirley say her name. shout shirley say her her now at tatiana jefferson say name is jackie. say her name and say her. yeah. miriam carey say her name. mariah carey. her name say her name lately polanco say her say her name say her name. sandra bland say h

>> chad: we don't know definitively, but we believe that they were shouting "abby gate. abby gate." told he has a gold star dad, a reference to the botch withdrawal in afghanistan a few years ago stumbling where there is tension between the administration and those who lost loved ones and serve the united states in the military in afghanistan right now. that person was escorted out. i've asked the u.s. capitol police if they detain them or if he was arrested, anything like that. that something we are trying to get. we are starting to see an increasing trend of these types of disruptions during the state of the union message. in fact, i spoke with jack bergman, republican congressman from northern michigan who is also a former marine and he said, sometimes it's best to sit on your hands and he said we should not act like a bunch of middle schoolers was his line. and of course you have the disruption with marjorie taylor greene at one point hectoring the president, talking about laken riley who was killed. they passed a bill in the house of representatives and her name today. and of c

abby likes leopard slugs so much, she even dressed as one for a christmas party.to get on board with loving slugs and snails. the wildlife trusts have joined up with the royal horticultural society to stress the positive things slugs and snails bring to gardens, like clearing up rotting rubbish and enriching the soil. i have really grown to love them over the years. but what about all the damage they do, munching their way through plants and flowers? if you make your garden comfortable for slugs, you're making it comfortable for those natural enemies as well. so, if your garden's comfortable for slugs, it's comfortable for frogs, toads, thrushes. so there'll be a balance? there'll be a balance. it's working towards that balance in gardens. i went looking for gardeners to see what they make of the slug and snail rebrand. do you think you could learn to love the slug? with difficulty. i really can't stand the things. when they eat all my little plants, i'm not overly happy, you know? what do you do with slugs in your garden? throw them next door! jonah fisher, bbc n

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that's 1808836464 means night with abby phillip tonight at ten eastern on cnn a groundbreaking verdict in michigan could set a significant precedent for holding the parents of school shooters >> responsible for the actions of their children? after about ten hours of deliberation, a jury found james crumbley guilty of involuntary manslaughter for the 2021 oxford high school shootings. his son, who is serving life sentence without parole killed four people with a gun that his father had bought for him. thursday's conviction comes a month after crumbley's wife, jennifer, became the first parent ever to be held directly responsible for a mass shooting committed by their child. the couple now faces up to 15 years in prison with sentencing set for next month. cnn's jean casarez covered these trials for us jeanne, how big of a game changer are these verdicts >> well, this is significant because just as you said, this is the first time in this country that parents have been charged with homicide, and this was a homicide charge, involuntary manslaughter, resulting in prison time, substantial pr

abby likes leopard slugs so much, she even dressed as one for a christmas party.ard with loving slugs and snails. the wildlife trusts have joined up with the royal horticultural society to stress the positive things slugs and snails bring to gardens, like clearing up rotting rubbish and enriching the soil. the wildlife trusts have joined up with the royal horticultural society to stress the positive things slugs and snails bring to gardens, like clearing up rotting rubbish and enriching the soil. i have really grown to love them over the years. but what about all the damage they do, munching their way through plants and flowers? if you make your garden comfortable for slugs, you're making it comfortable for those natural enemies as well. so, if your garden's comfortable for slugs, it's comfortable for frogs, toads, thrushes. so there'll be a balance? there'll be a balance. it's working towards that balance in gardens. i went looking for gardeners to see what they make of the slug and snail rebrand. do you think you could learn to love the slug? with difficulty. i

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abby likes leopard slugs so much, she even dressed as one for a christmas party.a slug? well, apart from all of those beautiful aesthetic things that i said, so beautiful, they also provide... they're really good for ecosystems. the wildlife trusts have joined up with the royal horticultural society to stress the positive things slugs and snails bring to gardens, like clearing up rotting rubbish and enriching the soil. i have really grown to love them over the years. but what about all the damage they do, munching their way through plants and flowers? if i do truly love the slug and i make my garden too comfortable for them, won't they just take over? no, no, because if you make your garden comfortable for slugs, you're making your garden comfortable for those natural enemies as well. so, if your garden's comfortable for slugs, it's comfortable for frogs, toads, thrushes. so, there'll be a balance? there'll be a balance. it's working towards that balance in gardens. this is quite a rebrand that's being attempted. so, are gardeners really ready to call a truce with

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