are we waiting on edits to -- a google doc and break it down for us. >> it's not a google doc. [ laughter ] >> how do they do this thing. >> there would be leaks if there was google docs and we already know they have problems with leaks. the chief justice in the majority. i think for a case like this assign it to himself but it would be assented as the writing of the entire court but it would be circulated among all the justices and justices would ask for a different modification or alterations in order to sign on. and in some cases, they would also perhaps say well, i'm signing on to the judgment but i want to write a separate concurrence about the reasoning or i want to write a dissent or whatever. and those have to be circulated as well and other justices have the opportunity to join those concurrences and descents. so it is an iterative process and does take a lot of time but i want to emphasize it doesn't have to take this much time. this court in the 1970s when it was deciding the watergate case, took 54 days from the start of that case to the end. and eight days after richard nixon

from the googl doc she's being asked when she first heard about the "access hollywood" tape.k it up from there. >> reporter: right. this is october 2nd, the chronicling of hope hicks about when she received that initial email about the exchange that donald trump had in 2005 with billy bush in which he, in very vulgar terms, described sexually abusing women. i want to be clear. hicks is describing she was on the 14th floor of trump tower when she received that email. october 2nd was five days before ultimately the article was published. she says that, i was very concerned. i was concerned about the contents of the email, lack of time to respond. had the transcript but not the tape. she sent it then to other campaign leadership, including jason miller, kellyanne conway and steve bannon. she goes on to describe the way in which the leadership roles the individuals held -- as we work through here. she went to go talk to the group of them on the 25th floor. she's now saying, jason miller, again -- jason miller is a part of his current 2024 operation. of course, kellyanne conway, s

what am i showing the world in this collaborative google doc? >> yeah, so a few years ago we put our heads together and decided, you know, we need to compile all of the research in this area, that experimental research i mentioned as well as the correlation research on tens of thousands of teens in many countries. the more hours of teens spent on social media, the more likely it is that they're going to be depressed. there's also longitudinal studies there following people over time. plus, we have another google doc on the teen mental health crisis. that, for example, teen depression doubled between 2011 and 2019, so it is not due to the pandemic. this increase started eight years before the pandemic. probably not a coincidence, right at the time that social media started to become much more commonly used among teens. also around the time facebook bought instagram and smartphones started to have front-facing cameras. so these image-based sites became so much more popular. >> you know that some say, hey, it is covid, it is the economy, it is clim

students were traveling to a school picnic when the accident took place on a like in google docs, stuff like that for so said around $27.00 people were on board at the time to wendy is now the pakistan now which as he alleged militant high that seem to run in a series of retailers, tory attacks is lemme bob says it target advices of biloxi separate just inside around all of this followed and the writing is dr. targeting terrorists. impact is done. both countries accusing the of the of harboring se purchased flight has villagers assessing the damage. this footage appears to show the aftermath of the pakistani strike on the runs border region. you ran in state media say at least 9 people were killed there on thursday. is lama, but has confirmed carried out the attacks this morning focused on and it took a series of highly coordinated and specifically targeted precision. military strikes against terrorist holly high adults and says donald, but it was just on probing of feet on a number of terrorists were killed during the intelligence based operation. the strikes in the ran in border regio

at the end i had a 600-page google doc and felt like a sane person.ul job. so really it is possible, people don't want to start because they think it's too overwhelming and they'll never be able to do it. it's so possible. you just need to start treating yourself well. you need to start buying yourself the lilies. >> janai: buy yourself the lilies, don't wait for a reason to celebrate. i love this message. thank you so much, tara, for being here and we will be right back here on "gma." >> janai: hey, get more "gma" in >> janai: hey, get more "gma" in your day with "gma" live streaming on abc newslive this morning at 9:00, 11:00 and 1:00 p.m. eastern, but, but, but, wait, there's more. >> whit: before we let you go it's been one year since gio benitez joined our weekend team. >> janai: since he made our team complete. >> whit: we have cupcakes for you, gio. >> janai: now we're talkin'! >> whit: we got to play that reaction from earlier this morning. >> janai: pass the plate. >> gio: oh. >> janai: how shocked you were. >> gio: i was shocked. i had no id

i'm reading from the google doc.t the very end and responding to steinglass, he asks if two witnesses say two diametrically opposite things, is one of them lying. will any of them have a problem understanding that. that is a glimpse into what steinglass, an attorney for the people got into during his voir dire session. i want to talk a little bit about what we're hearing from susan as well. they have completed 30 minutes of their q&a with these potential jurors and there are a couple of moments that stood out to me. a question, does anyone have a problem with holding the people to their burden of proof of beyond a reasonable doubt even if it happened a long time ago. one jurors says no, his politics are not always my politics, but as a human being, that is a different topic. another juror, i don't have strong opinions about him, but i don't like his persona. susan says, elaborate. he just is very selfish and self-serving. iany public serva. i don't know how he is in terms of his integrity or anything, in terms of his

. >> so just back to the google doc for a moment.e going through 22 jurors potentially, who have been called into the jury room, and are on, i think, seat number five or six, out of those 22 at this moment, they've already dismissed a few from this most recent jury pool. so we'll continue to keep an eye on that. meantime, the judge has said he hopes for potentially opening statements as soon as monday, and then of course after that, we really get into the meat of this trial, and trump's lawyers have asked for a list of the first three witnesses prosecutors plan to call. prosecutors said, no, we're not going to give you that list. i want to read from the transcript here. the lawyer for the prosecution. look, i got to be honest. that is a courtesy that we normally extend. mr. trump has been tweeting about the witnesses. we're not telling who the witnesses are. i'm sorry. judge merchan responding, i can't fault the people for that. so trump's lawyer says, what if i commit to the court and the people that president trump will not tweet a

we don't have his answer yet on the google doc, but essentially, she's saying we need to move this alongl with this question of what are official acts, what the supreme court ruling allows in this case and what it disqualifies. we need to have evidence on that before her. she's going to make a decision. and another thing that the special counsel said is we know there's going to be an interlocutory appeal. an appeal of whatever the judge decides up to potentially to the supreme court. we only want one. we want to delay this as little as possible. let's craft this so that whatever donald trump's side is apeelg, it's going to be in one appeal to get it done. this is only relevant if donald trump loses the election, because as we established earlier, if he wins, he makes these cases go away. if he loses, the special counsel is trying to craft a path forward to win this case in spite of the immunity decision by the supreme court. >> as i'm reading the notes being inserted into this google document in realtime, it almost sounds like donald trump's lawyers are asking for some kind of a mini tri

i just drop down stuff in the notes and then i'll copy and paste that in a google doc, and then i'll just build around that. but i'm always thinking aboutt writing. so oftentimes they're doing the dishes or like taking a walk. i'm just thinking about how i can explain. why this book is worth a reader's time. and so it's not easy but i think it's manageable. i'll say where it's i can just gradually earn like a couple hundred words into two or 3000 words. hopefully by my deadline. well, we invited you on about books to talk about some of the spring books that co your interested in. what are some of those books? yeah, there's a lot of good ones. i tried to bring a pretty diverse list because i do like read and write about a lot of different things. i'm really into lauren euler's book, no judgment, which comes out very soon. she's a berlin based critic and novelist. most prominently in the new yorker. harper's london review of books and she has a reputation as a critic who says things that other people are afraidbout popular books are novelist. i don't think that's an unfair assessment,

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social media platform formerly known as twitter, naming and adding john jacobo in her post in a google doc, perrigo said she was not pursuing criminal charges at the time for personal reasons. jacobo denied the accusations. now, new allegations have surfaced, with three more women coming forward with stories of threats, violence and sexual assaults. jacobo has now resigned from his position with a housing nonprofit in the city. he did not respond to requests for an interview or a statement. police say because of the nature of the investigations, they can't say much without betraying the victim's trust. investigators are asking for anyone with information or other victims to come forward. >> i want victims out there to know, like if you have been a victim of somebody and it's old, you can still come forward. >> the mayor's office released a statement saying the allegations against jacobo are very serious, and that it's critical that san francisco seek justice for those who come forward. and supervisor hillary ronen is calling for hearings on how the city handles allegations of sexual assaul

so i went on google docs. five minutes.t together that flier that's been going around, and then the rest is history. >> the majority of the contestants dressed in costumes from teller's most famous roles. >> everyone here does look like miles teller, but they're wearing costumes. i just put on a sweatshirt that i wear every day. this is just me. so i look like him. >> i feel like i am just miles teller. i don't need anything else. >> all for the chance to take home a grand prize. a coveted philly cheesesteak and bragging rights for life. woo! many credit 23 year old youtuber anthony poe, aka cheeseball man. today i will be eating this entire jar of cheeseballs with starting the look alike phenomenon. >> it's cool to be the founding father of something silly like this. >> he and his team created the wildly popular timothee chalamet lookalike competition earlier this fall. the event going viral, even being parodied on saturday night live. >> and wait, who's that getting off the bus? why? it's all the arriving for the timothee

i just drop down stuff in the notes and then i'll copy and paste that in a google doc, and then i'll just build around that. but i'm always thinking about writing, even when i'm not writing. so oftentimes they're doing the dishes or like taking a walk. i'm just thinking about how i can explain. why this book is worth a reader's time. and so it's not easy, but i think it's manageable. i'll say where it's i can just gradually earn like a couple hundred words into two or 3000 words. hopefully by my deadline. well, we invited you on about books to talk about some of the spring books that are coming up that your interested in. what are some of those books? yeah, there's a lot of good ones. i tried to bring a pretty diverse list because i do like read and write about a lot of different things. i'm really into lauren euler's book, no judgment, which comes out very soon. she's a berlin based critic and novelist. most prominently in the new yorker. harper's london review of books and she has a reputation as a critic who says things that other people are afraid to, particularly about popular b

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that's the one thing that we can't necessarily judge by the google doc is that we don't know whether it's -- there's a difference between rehearsed and sort of gotten yourself together and collected and focused versus forced or disingenuous. i think that's really what it boils down to. i mean, if michael cohen comes across as his regular sort of scattered brained self but is also sticking to the script, if you will, and i don't mean that -- i mean that purely figuratively. that's fine. if he comes across looking like a completely different person than anyone has ever seen him before, that, i think, would draw some curiosity from jurors who may be vaguely familiar with having seen him before. so it's really about showing up in a way where you're still yourself, but you're prepared, and i think that that's the difference. is it prepared or is it rehearsed? without seeing it we can't know. of course the trump camp would love to argue this is rehearsed. this is orchestrated, this is theatric, but if you're the prosecution, all you just want to do is to show that he's prepared. and it see

it was just a google doc form. the e-mail was a blast chain e-mail sent to hundreds of potential. you said union high school district emails. tcs as though the dead giveaway that it was a phishing attempt was that many of the e-mail address is set to were fake or repetitive and that they're responding errors in the email itself. these kids are. >> getting ready to go to college in, you know, enter into adulthood and they're being taken advantage. east side union high school district told kron 4 it heard of similar phishing emails. >> going to other districts and has been working proactively with google to block incoming phishing emails, though it wasn't perfect. they told us the priority now is informing the public about this issue, saying in a statement, quote, if any student or parent receives a suspicious email, they're worried about contact the district by phone on the school's website for more information. i felt a lot of job creations. so i didn't know exactly like if it was normal are not normal. and for guy. >> it's a valuable lesson as he gets ready to graduate high schoo

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también está la herramienta de google docs.estudiantes que tienen clases de matemáticas donde pueden tanto dar algún tipo de visualización a la data, poner gráficas y más. en total, se estima que en estados unidos las personas gastarán. 38.8 mil millones de dólares en gastos por el regreso a clases. esto, según la federación nacional de minoristas, por lo que cada dólar que se puede ahorrar, cuenta. les informó carolina cruz. telemundo 38.800.000.000 de dólares solo para eso. lucrativo no me llamaba la atención de ahora todas las herramientas que están utilizando o que pueden utilizar los niños. no sé si va a ser más difícil para los maestros saber si en realidad ellos están haciendo su tarea o la inteligencia artificial es importante eso. hay que estar atentos. los padres, bueno, los maestros me imagino que también, porque cómo vas a saber o de pronto si, porque vas vas midiendo la capacidad del niño y dice esto parece que este proyecto no lo hizo él a ver, yo creo que en los exámenes ahí se va a medir la intelectualidad de lo