katie's new boyfriend helped raise harley, and katie earned her ged. then i realized that, oh, people like me, if they really do work hard enough, they can get to where they want to be. an american success story. getting closer to it. out of hell. beauty from ashes. it was hell. it was hell, but i learned how to not give up. and i learned how to survive in the worst situations. i learned how strong i was. josh mankiewicz (voiceover): after five years in florida, another relationship went south for katie. she broke up with her boyfriend. and her brother back in amarillo said he could use her help caring for his child. was there a voice in your head that said, don't move back to amarillo? yes. amarillo is a plague. you can move away, but you always come back. the people who can actually leave this town and stay gone are the ones that do the best. there's just something about this town that can destroy lives. i don't think the chamber of commerce has that on the city seal. they don't. come on vacation, leave on probation. but you ignored that voice. i did

jd spielbauer cheated on robin with katie, divorced robin, married katie, then cheated on katie withrmation to share, investigators were eager to hear it. jd began by telling them what he had before, about hanging out with his uncle ty and sending robin that text about meeting up, except this time, he provided some additional details. jd now said katie came home a little after 9:00 pm in a bad mood. talking to the again, jd said he woke up a while later to find katie gone. she had apparently taken his truck. that's when he said he started texting katie and ty and robin, who never responded. obviously, mongold wanted to know why jd changed his story. was that really why jd was coming clean? this time around, he not only admitted he had plans to meet robin that night, but also told them where, and it was not at his house as he had first said. but jd maintained, he never left his house. mongold already knew a ping from jd's cell phone was telling a different story than jd was telling. jd said he could explain that. the house. which was? that would be katie. >> okay. why would she take y

katie.oon. >> yes. coming up next, balancing the scales of justice. the democratic party's latest lawsuit, keeping trump from weaponizing the fec against his political enemies. plus, the friday night filing for more than a dozen retired federal judges, rejecting the dismissal of new york city mayor eric adams bribery indictment. former federal prosecutor paul butler joins me here on set to make joins me here on set to make sense of it all. a dry... tired... itchy, burning... my dry eye symptoms got worse over time. my eye doctor explained the root was inflammation. xiidra was made for that, so relief is lasting. xiidra treats the signs and symptoms of dry eye disease. don't use if allergic to xiidra and seek medical help if needed. common side effects include eye irritation, discomfort, blurred vision, and unusual taste sensation. don't touch container tip to your eye or any surface. before using xiidra, remove contact lenses and wait fifteen minutes before re-inserting. dry eye over and ove

katie spielbauer: i never had a male role model in my life. so i was never taught what kind of man i should be looking for. i was never taught what kind of humans and people and friends i needed in my life-- josh mankiewicz (voiceover): katie's hope is that by being part of that program, she can help teens and adults make better choices. katie spielbauer: when something like this happens, it gives you purpose. and life has no meaning without purpose. hello, i'm craig melvin, and this is "dateline." josh mankiewicz: he was the new kid in town-- super popular, all about adventure. friend: this kid was, like, awesome. anna: he just jumped right into the culture. friend: kind of liked to show off a little bit to the girls. josh mankiewicz: they were the neighbors just down the block-- of family in fear. guy baker: they had had their vehicles broke into. she was scared. josh mankiewicz: someone had been sneaking into their home, and now, someone was in their garage. i'm sitting there, panicking. like, he's coming at me. josh mankiewicz: in a flash,

hi, michael steele. >> hey, katie. thank you very much. appreciate you. we begin this hour. >> with the. >> remarkable scene we saw play out today in the oval office between donald trump and ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky. >> folks, this happened. >> ahead of a high stakes. >> meeting between the two leaders. zelensky came to the white house to. >> finalize a. >> deal on. >> rare earth and other critical minerals. >> right. >> very straightforward program. >> and at the start of the. >> day. >> it was. >> actually kind of looking like trump. >> was softening. >> his stance towards. the ukrainian president. yesterday, he even claimed that he did not. >> remember calling zelensky a dictator. >> just last week. but today. >> in front of. the press and the world. >> the meeting. devolved into a. >> spectacle unlike. anything we've ever. >> seen in. >> the oval office an explosive shouting match with the president and vice president of the united states berating. >> the leader of. >> an allied country. mr. president. >> mr. president, with respect, i t

the katie phang show starts right now. >> this is. >> the katie phang. >> show live from. >> telemundolomacy. >> the explosive. >> meeting between. trump and zelensky that ended. >> in american humiliation. >> on the. >> global stage. >> as donald trump seems to pledge allegiance to russia. >> over the war in ukraine.

so that's the katie has not got them. i know you do not quite behind the features. you have a true indeed. what assess guess? what kind of reaction is all we sort of seeing across the globe want to a domestic audience, particular st to trump, nor less, not seen, just paid sensationally. well, this is a guy that we voted full the straight to cut the piece. make a showing up to one whose boss, you know, america's back, maybe even media, which is critical of trump by for sacrament on cnn. even say, admitted this to landscape massively misjudged it, and misjudged the mood of the american people. so he did try to do some pretty hall cottage damage control in an inch in shortly off to that show in the overall i'm not hearing from you mister president of thought that you owe the president an apology. no, i respect president and our staff to american people, and if i didn't know if i think that we have to be very open and very honest, and i'm not sure that we did something, but i think maybe sometimes for some, some, some things we have to discuss out of out of media with a

you love this whole began with vice president katy van saying something that is absolutely factually correct, that most americans don't know. we have reported on the lot, but most americans don't know it. and those are the conscription soldiers who are going through ukraine picking up man who in the past wouldn't even been in baltimore in grabbing any man. they can off the streets, whether he's young or old, doesn't matter if he can. he's a is a warm body. the grubbing about the streets, the putting them in the bands and they're sending them to the front. like that's how this conversation started between wanston zalinski. that is the reality of before it is an unwinnable more for ukraine. and so is the less he doesn't have much choice, so he'll probably do is after he wipes his tears and gives himself composed a little bit. he'll probably reach out to some leaders in the you and i suspect that those conversations are not going to go his way either. the i think there was a very strong, a set of preparations made with the u. k. just yesterday. and i think that you guys gonna say not mu

an all female crew will fly into space later this year, including singer katy perry and tv personalitye king. the blue origin mission is being touted as the first all woman space flight in more than 60 years. and female scientists are going as well. aisha bowe is an aerospace engineer and former nasa rocket scientist who will be on that flight, and she spoke with our becky anderson earlier. >> over the past decade, there have been a lot of advances in commercial spaceflight and being able to be here on the cusp of something so extraordinary, with the ability to work with nonprofits and organizations to advance science is just absolutely thrilling. >> the red carpet is ready, the statuettes are polished, and tomorrow the academy awards will be handed out in los angeles. the oscars typically feature lots of glitz and hollywood glamor, as well as the surprise moments that come with live television. cnn's entertainment correspondent elizabeth wagmeister got a preview from the academy's ceo. >> from the will. >> smith slap. >> there's a mistake. >> moonlight. >> you guys won. >> best pictur

and parks public works judah st merchants the la play a part council and district four supervisors katytang gordon ma and joel and gaudio. and was conceived by a community led initiative to improve the quality of public space along the outer judah corridor. >> the work is installed in two locations in the city's outer sunset neighborhood. one group of seven sculptures is located near the northwest corner of judah street at 43rd avenue bordering the far out west community garden which hosts free quarterly outdoor film free quarterly outdoor film series and a second grouping of three sculptures is located at judah and the lower great highway across from the end judah train terminus and fronting the art deco restrooms and pathways to ocean beach. project artist jesse schlesinger is a multidisciplinary visual artist working in sculpture site specific installation drawing and photography. his work is fundamentally concerned with place and how the natural environment, architectural context and historical precedent contribute to experience and understanding. labor and craft are key elements of