hey, abby. ♪ ♪ good job. >> abby: aren't they good?with rob schneider performing tonight through sunday. we have got him some chili -- how are they. >> my wife says. >> there you go. what can fans expect from you to go across the country? >> to be more awake than i am right now. >> abby: get this man some coffee. >> i went to bed about 45 minutes ago. perfect timing. i'm in a bar right now which is amazing. flint firefighters union got school today too, right? >> yeah. >> oh, man. i saw your director over there he did great. i saw you. they are very good. what a talented group of young kids you have got here. >> abby: what advice do you have for them later for school? >> you can do it. >> there you go. enjoy yourselves, have fun. >> abby: why did you choose to stop in houston. >> why did you stop here? you told me to come here. >> abby: we did. >> why did you come here? because you said that's where you guys were. why did i come to houston? >> abby: yes. >> i love houston. houston is great. they got the rodeo. they have the final four.

and as you can see, abby, it is a lot. 4.5% since last march.e type of changes in the economy that you may have expected. and so, as one policy maker put out recently, you know, the data isn't really cooperating. so what we'll be watching for the next few weeks is to see, is that starting to change. are we starting to see inflation cool in a more meaningful way. are we starting to see the labor market cool in a more meaningful way, which has become a bit controversial. i should say, however, we got some new reports this morning that showed the labor market is still really strong. adp adding an additional 242,000 jobs for private payroll. still a really strong labor market, abby. >> the economy is roaring, but unfortunately that is not good news for interest rates. rahel solomon, thank you very much for all of that. >>> and that does it for me here on cnn's newsroom. thank you for joining me on this international women's day. but don't go anywhere just yet. we have much more news ahead right here on cnn. hehey david! connect with an advisor to cr

yoyou ght t beurprpris >>> hello, i'm abby phillip in washington. disgraced south carolina lawyer and now convicted killer alex murdaugh will spend the rest of his life in prison. a judge handing down that sentence this morning after a jury needed less than three hours to find murdaugh guilty of murdering his wife, maggie, and his son, paul. >> -- in the murder of your wife, maggie murdaugh, i sentence you for a term of the rest of your natural life. for the murder of paul murdaugh, whom you probably loved so much, i sentence you to prison for murdering him for the retsst of your natural life. >> judge clifton newman notably getting very personal before handing down that sentence, talking about knowing alex murdaugh and his family and that alex was a well-respected and gregorius person, but the judge also made it clear that he agreed with that guilty verdict handed out by the jury. he accused murdaugh of duplicitous conduct in the courtroom and on the witness stand and he said the lies finally caught up with him. cnn's dianne gallagher is here outsi

well abby. we've not heard directly from president biden on these developments, which is worth noting, given the scale of the unrest that we are seeing in israel and also given as you said, what a big and close ally israel is to the united states. what we have gotten so far is a paper statement from the from the white house overnight, expressing deep concern about these developments. the nsc saying that the importance of checks and balances is really at play here, and they also called on israeli leaders to get to a compromise as quickly as possible. we can't look at this in a vacuum. we have to sort of acknowledge here. the decades long relationship between president biden and prime minister netanyahu that is playing into all of this. we have seen him, of course, watching the prime minister in recent years, lose his power, then be reelected now facing a criminal trial as well, a corruption trial i should say, and he is trying to overhaul a judicial system that critics say are meant to sort of he

let's check in with abby hornacek.having breakfast with friends at christian's tailgate in houston. home of the 2022 world series champs and that's why they've got a band ♪ be a be a that was the band. i didn't hear a word you said. the energy here is already unmatched it's 5:15 in the morning here. the reason why the energy is so great because we are in the home of the reigning mlb champs the houston astros as we gear up for mlb opening day. first time since 1968 take the field. we will be walking around christian's tailgate talking about their excitement leading up for that the buzz is not just about baseball either. we have one of the most sneak final 4 matchupping in maybe all of history as four teams take the court at nrg stadium on saturday. we have got people here later on in the show. we will be talking to rob schneider, mattress max. i want to know everything there is to eat in houston. are you excited for later today. >> really excited today. >> i see you have an astro's jersey on how are we looking for 2023.

abby? >> hopefully that help comes doone. camilla, thank you very much. >>> former president trump is trying to stop another witness from testifying against him. this time it's mike pence, but can he do that? we'll discuss. >>> russia is about to take a ukrainian city for the first time in eight months. what the fall of bakhmut could mean for putin's war. >>> and chris rock finally talking back, and he did not pull any punchches. hold on... you're a night manager and mom, and the bill payer, baker, and nightlight maker?? that's a lot. so, adding “and student” might feel daunting. but what if a school could be there forll of you? career, family, financ. -happy birthday! -happy birthday buddy. well, it can. national university. supporting the whole you. meet a future mom, a first-time mom and a seasoned pro. this mom's one step closer to their new mini-van! yeah, you'll get used to it. this mom's depositing money with tools on-hand. cha ching. and this mom, well, she's setting an appointment here, so her son can get set up ther

abby.have been an emergency physician for almost 20 years, and i will say that the least haliti of weapons and bullets is increasing. we are seeing higher velocity bullets, more large capacity magazines than before. and that is most likely why these six of these six people, none of them survived. of course, there could also be other factors at play being shot at close range. but ultimately it's the number of the bullets that hit your body where they hit and the damage done to your organs. and just to that bullets exactly to that exact point. cnn's josh campbell did speak with some researchers at wayne state university about what it is like specifically to be shot by an ar 15 style weapon. just watch this video. aftermath photo of the handgun round shows a relatively straight line through the tissue exiting the other side, but not so with around from an ar 15. it basically goes into the body and creates an explosion inside the body. an explosion inside of the body as an emergency room physic

i'm abby phillip in washington. a frantic search for four americans kidnapped in mexico ends in a tragedy. just a short time ago, all four were found, but two were dead. authorities have not identified the victims, but we do know that a mother of six from south carolina crossed the border from texas with three of her friends for a medical procedure, but investigators believe that once they were in the city of matamoros, they were kidnapped. we have disturbing footage. it shows the terrifying moments friday when at least one of those americans was shoved into the bed of a pickup truck at gunpoint in broad daylight, and not far from the united states border. our correspondents are covering this from all angles. josh campbell, you are getting information from your law enforcement sources about the condition of the victims and where exactly they were found. >> reporter: yeah, abby. i have been talking to sources since this incident began on friday, and to a person, they said, look. we're holding out hope that we will fi

abby. >> hey, guys might think i will need some new eardrums after this.having so much fun here. as you can see, some shooting stars, rob schneider, the whole crew here. what do you think the excitement level is going to be later? >> the rodeo, the final four, the astros, will go to my show instead of. but there is a lot of good opportunities for people to have a great time in houston. max max betting on my show. >> how much money do you have on his show? >> $10,000. >> $10,000 is the payout. we will see if that happens, guys. >> brian: okay, it is good to see rob betting again. fantastic. >> ainsley: glad to know he will show up for his show. >> brian: he always makes it better when a star shows up. >> ainsley: of course. the only person that people come to see. no show joe's, remember george jones would not show up for his concert? >> brian: i didn't know that. >> ainsley: the biden administration rolling back key trump victory used to hold federal affairs employees lan accountable. accountable. , pete hegseth to weigh in. that's why you need versatile,

so abby has made interesting play here. she clearly has a lot of grievances and what appears to be legitimate complaints about the workplace environment that she was in when she started working for carlson which anybody who has watched tucker carlson's show can tell you what abby alleged in her complaint sounds reasonable. however abby was also working for maria at a time when maria was putting on the air some of the most outrageous and indefensible accusations about dominion going voting systems. so it remains to be seen how she is going to be used as a witness but abby has a lot to say and now that she has suggested to the lawyers that she is going to testify against fox, she could be even more damaging a witness than she was already going to be. >> she will be watching. thank you for joining us. when we come back, after the 130th mass shooting this year, there are new calls for a assault weapon ban in this country but will lawmakers on capitol hill actually get something done on it? the voters wanted, to the lawmakers? w

hey abby. so one court administration sources telling us that the manhattan grand jury will go on break on wednesday of next week this april 5th and then return later that month, and this one source says will be returning on april 24th because of the holidays. now this grand jury is not meeting today. it is meeting tomorrow, though one court source or to court sources tell us that they're not hearing that trump case tomorrow. it is unclear they will be meeting next monday and wednesday, but it is unclear if they will hear any testimony about the trump investigation. at that point, it's important to underscore though, that everything is fluid . you know this grand jury process a secret and the d. a s office can make changes as they go, they could always decide to bring in another witness. they could have the grand during meeting and it doesn't preclude them from bringing up the trump case. if they have some new information they want to put before them so every thing is fluid, but we are learning

abby. a range of reactions there. manu raju. thank you very much and joining me now. here in the studio is cnn's jeff zeleny. cnn's name. malika henderson, jackie kucinich of the boston globe and cnn's david chalian. the reactions i think, don't come as a surprise. this has been telegraphed since trump threw this out there, saying that he was going to be indicted almost two weeks ago. but the tone i think is dialing up. listen to lindsey graham on fox last night. this is literally legal voodoo. this is political persecution. this is a combination of political hatred and selective prosecution on steroids. how does this end sean trump wins in court and he wins the election. do not let them get away with this vote show up at the ballot box. donald j. trump dot com give the man some money so he can fight. mm hmm. and that is exactly what donald trump wants to hear as if he had written the script himself for lindsey graham. i mean, clearly, lindsey graham was going performing there, in part for

abby, guilty or innocent?uilty. you don't have to defend yourself if someone's sniffing you, that's your own fault. kennedy: ask vice president joe biden. >> exactly. [laughter] >> i think if we had to go to the precedent of mississippi's sniff your ground law. the question to me is when he bit the nose off, was it to spite his face? [laughter] that's what this case things on. kennedy: it really does. is so guilty or not guilty? >> i'm going to say guilty with a good excuse. kennedy: all right. so he is guilty, mike. and he has to have his own nose removed. >> i can't win 'em all. kennedy: and he has to live like that, and he does not get to own a chimp. so there you go. that's case number one. that's done. in the books. case number two, michigan woman arrested for skipping items at wal-mart's self-checkout identified by a.i. 34-year-old teddy jo murray is accused of stealing more than $1,000 worth of goods from walmart if over a period of months by skipping items during the shell checkout process. she was cau

is this -- i'll start with you, abby. is this something that the u.s.are we reading that wrong? >> well, you know, it's a really important question. i actually a few weeks ago spoke with the u.n. ambassador linda thomas-greenfield, and she said to me she views china and russia as catching up to the united states in terms of the relationships that the united states has had with multiple countries on the continent and especially in subis a saharan a over decades. what that means for this moment for china catching up means really investing quite a lot in this moment in africa. and when you talk about the food crisis, you talk about oil, russia is such a huge player in that, and the united states is awa aware of that, they are trying to counter that. and as arlette was just saying, they're keenly aware that they believe in the four years of the trump administration there was time lost. >> you'll notice the language from the second lady but also tony blinken is partnership. hi, we're still here. hi, we still want to be involved in what's going on here, so i

the answer, fox nation host abby hornacek drives them at least sometimes. an amazing driver. >> i am so impressed that you drive in the city because i am frankly intimidated. driving in new york city is like driving in a video game. >> the bikers are the bane of my existence. they have got to go. >> the tour of the west side. do you believe we will get th there? >> ainsley: you can watch the new season of "ride to work" on fox nation now. abby joins us. it looks like a lot of fun for it i know brian kilmeade is in his season that drops. does it drop today? >> you can watch all the episodes now on fox nation. i had such a blast. look, i think when i look at the people who work here, people always ask me, what is it like working at fox? i say it is my dream job because of the people i get to work with. people watching it all don't necessarily get to see that side of other fox personalities. getting to dig into their personal lives of other people i work with while driving them to and from work, who could ask for anything more? >> ainsley: we have to set up th

abbie yant, san francisco health service system. the rates and benefit calendar in the packet is still current and i would suggest to the president that you consider canceling the hold on the february 23 service board meeting at the conclusion of this meeting. >> thank you. we will act accordingly by not haveic a meeting. isn't that great? is there public comment on this item? >> thank you president scott. i will read the instructions allowed. >> thank you. [providing instructions for public comment]oud. >> thank you. [providing instructions for public comment] no one approached the podium so move to the virtual public comment. the moderator will notify of callers in the queue at this time. >> board secretary, we have three callers on the line, zero callers entering the queue at this time. reminder to callers, dial star 3 if you want to join public comment for this item. we'll wait 5 seconds and close public comment for this item. board secretary, there are still no caller in the queue at this time. >> thank you moderator. hearing n

i'm abby phillip. it's one of the most popular social media apps on the planet , and it is also one of the most controversial a billion monthly active users over 150 million right here in the united states. they shoot and they share videos on tiktok for fun or they watch them and others earn entire incomes through it. so many of the nations were watching today's high stakes hearing over on capitol hill lawmakers on both sides of the aisle absolutely pummeled tiktok ceo with questions, many of them, arguing the app should be completely banned in the united states over concerns that it is controlled by communist china, along with its parent company to spy on users or even influenced those who think that they're simply watching videos. by dance is not owned or controlled by the chinese government. there are more than 150 million americans who love our platform, and we know we have a responsibility to protect them to the american people watching today. here this tiktok is a weapon by the chinese communist

abby. very much a tense situation.h since the invasion of ukraine, but now it is definitely escalating. phil mattingly. thank you very much for all of that reporting. and now onto another sad but very important story tomorrow in nashville, the first funeral for the victims of the school shooting nine year old evelyn dick house will be buried tomorrow and saturday, a funeral service for nine year old haley scruggs will be held at covenant presbyterian church. her father is the senior pastor. there it is also the church connected to the covenant school, where six victims were shot. and killed on monday. now take a look at this . hundreds of protesters gathered outside of tennessee's capitol building today demanding change, and there is a lot of raw emotion over on capitol hill. just listen to this. we want to talk about crime. and murder. let's have a hearing on murder in schools. it's murder. is there any any questions i'll yield to anyone on this committee who disagrees that murder in schools is not murder. i yield. wi

. -- and abby philip are here to discuss the news from this interview.arlette is with us with our incredibly strong reporting. we ask a lot of questions, and she seemed to answered handedly. >> there is really no topics that were off limits. we were able to speak with the first lady, about a host of issues relating to africa. but first, we also got her thoughts on things like 2024. whether he will seek reelection, the questions about his age, as well as her thoughts on some of the former first ladies. >> we are here in our cars, but there are a host of issues, decisions waiting for you back home. maybe the biggest is the decision an announcement about 2024 campaign. your husband was asked in an interview if he was running. and he joked, he had to call you to find out. >> was this recently? >> yes, it was. recent summer going to the source. where do things stand when the announcements coming? >> he said he's intense tehran. so, nothing has been planned gad. i think he's been so busy with being in ukraine, handling some of the crisis at home. so, he's putt

politics sunday with abby phillip next. trump fights back . injustices being done will not stand and we're not going to stand for his 1st 2024 rally. the ex president warns of dark consequences if he's indicted. if he keeps it up. he's going to get someone killed. plus time's up. tiktok it's a grave threat. your platform should be banned. ceo of tiktok endures a bipartisan pylon. i have seen no evidence that the chinese government has access to that data. i find that actually preposterous. congress banned gen. z's most popular apps and low blows. why is kirsten cinema trashing her? one time democratic allies and what's her problem with america's favorite gelatinous dessert? welcome to inside politics sunday. i'm abby . phillip thank you for joining us at our brand new time. we will be right here at 11 a.m. eastern time every sunday, but we begin today, with the darkening legal clouds closing in on former president donald trump tomorrow morning at the manhattan grand jury investigating the former president. they're expected to be back in sessio

1 driver in abby hopes that it�*s even sooner than that.ish stars competing for medals. keely hodgkinson�*s form in the women�*s 800 metres has been outstanding in the past 12 months, her lastest win coming in birmingham now she�*s looking for a run on consistency ahead of next year�*s olympics. having my season last year, it was definitely hard to do, definitely took a lot mental strength, bouncing back to back is quite difficult, jet lag and motivation in winter, it�*s in pretty good, very consistent and i have wanted more at times, sometimes i was quite angry. but i promise i wasn�*t. and you know i mentioned to get, so overall, i�*m happy. mentioned to get, so overall, i�*m happy- i mentioned to get, so overall, i�*m happy. i think this is going to be new challenges, and was going to try to better they did last year. china got the rankings and i feel like every year, i�*m going to give mix of new challenges and get motivated. laura muir, meanwhile, is a strong favourite to win gold in the 1500 metres. she, too, has been in sparking form

i never would have thought >> when you saw abbie?on't call her mommy anymore? >> no. she called me mommy, and i knew like, oh, my gosh, this is real. i haven't heard mommy in a long, long time. >> yeah. >> and it kind of broke my heart. >> yeah. >> hannah, you have been helping to take care of your twin sister what has this time been like tw sister. what has >> i'm just so grateful i was able to be there with her. we already live together it was nice, but we spend every moment together. just being able to be there. it's making her food it's cleaning up, opening toothpaste and things like that toothpaste a i'm really, really grateful to help her with that. >> reporter: but the support she's received has extended far beyond her family. >> it's hard to comprehend sometimes how many people out there really are just supportive and caring that in itself has been hard to comprehend there have been so many strangers reaching out we have tons of handmade cards, handwritten cards with people's stories. >> what does that mean to you? because yo

stuart: ride to work with abby hornacek available now on fox nation. >> yep, there you go.t varney is number one, so after this show, go watch it. lauren: did he plot the route for you? >> i don't think so. we did drop you off at your favorite breakfast spot. >> yes, that's right. >> so that the he did lead me to. [laughter] stuart: all right, everybody, that's it. watch drive to work with stuart varney, abby hornacek, dropping now on fox nation. >> thank you, stu. stuart: still ea ahead, well, the market, of course, the dow is up 68 points, the nasdaq's down 55. mirandaty vie vine, brian kilmeade and dr. marc siegel still ahead. the 10:00 hour is next. ♪ i'm on my way, driving at 19 down those country lanes. ♪ singing to tiny dancer ♪ right, you have to do it yourself. in 2015, my dad had the idea to revitalize american textile manufacturing with bedding crafted from cotton grown on our family farm. we created red land cotton to give you the best farm, the home products possible. because it's more than quality products. it's a labor of love from our family. go to redland c

analyst and former federal prosecutor emmy honig, and watched, and senior political correspondent, abbylip, anchor of politics sunday. all right, councillor all the subpoenas, casting a wide net, including this communications -- what a special counsel jack smith up to. this is how you handle subpoenas, john, when you're deciding here trial witnesses are gonna, be it to be very careful. but subpoenas are a great gift for prosecutors, because you can sort of shoot the middle of a future cannon, essentially, to make sure you get all the information. and he's doing exactly what it should be. , you never know what a housekeeper, what a server may have overheard, so you want to make sure that you run all that down, as a subpoenas are, for a start a stack of subpoenas on my dossier, and you want to talk to anyone that you can, that's where we're at. >> all right abby, everyone from mickey communications aide, to people who work in the house, what's your take away? >> yeah i mean actually, i'm intrigued by the people working the, house because i think this is actually a big part of the picture,

script when it came to a whole number of other topics, but he did when it came to iran, david and abby. thanks so much and don't forget you can catch abby on inside politics sunday and her brand new time slot 11 a.m. eastern only here on cnn coming up our other big story, a major new twist and donald trump's legal challenges why a number of his closest white house aides are now being forced to testify before a grand jury. stay with us. when i started my new kombucha business thought there wouldld be a lot more kombucha and a lot less business as a new s small busins owner. i've learned that trying to be the cool boss is a lot harder when you're actually stressed boss everything about my new furniture business. well, everything except the whole business part. not anymore. with quickbooks, you can confidently manage your business business. no problem. success start with marine corps base. camp lejeune , camp lejeune. water was contaminat by fuel leaes if you had any water contact while at camp lejeune had been diagnosed with cancer or parkinson's disease, you may be entitled to compensat

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. >> digital journalist abby fernando has been tracking it for us. >> lawmakers' main concern is theormation tiktok is collecting from american users. the lack of protection for children and teenagers and tiktok's connection to the chinese communist party. many want tiktok to be sold to an american company or an outright ban will be coming. >> today the ceo of tiktok shou chew, he claims it's safe and that the problems it faces are similar to what other similar media companies face. >> we have to earn their trust with decisions we make with our company and our products. the potential security, privacy, content manipulation concerns raised about tiktok are really not unique to us. the same issue is applied to other companies. we believe what's needed are clear, transparent rules that are applied broadly to all tech companies. >> chew also committed to making safety a top priority especially for teens. he is trying to put fears at ease that the chinese government does not have access to users' data. the hearing was led by kathy mcmorris rogers. she's convinced that tiktok is being used

she told me so this is abby speaking.nd the fox attorney said, oh, no, no, no, you don't need your own attorney. they just complicate things and you'll be fine. i mean, you're one of the first witnesses that were preparing but you know, as long as you cooperate, everything will be fine. so as long as you cooperate, so now she's she's starting to set the record straight. now fox is saying that this she's just making these claims because she had a critical performance review that she was fired because she shared privileged information. um this is their argument. their statement is we were clear that if she violated our instructions, fox would take appropriate action, including termination. miss grossberg ignored those communications. what's your response? so i mean, let's just start with the fact that those arguments have now been once voluntarily dismissed by fox attorneys before a judge could take a look at them because, frankly, they probably were embarrassed to go before the judge and make these arguments which are abso

we reach our destination that im book abby. an impressive building right on the danube. months settled here and around the years, 617. that makes it the oldest monastery in bavaria. over the years, the benedictine monks kept on building their abbey. the 18th century church owes explained it to the us. some brothers who designed many barack churches in bavaria . but for many guess, the reason they came is, the beer garden beer has been brewed in the monastery for more than 1000 years. another reason why more than half a 1000000 people come to very to look abby every year. where are you from either or on his band is magdalana. we're from south korea from who's on the job very much this glow stuff. and it was a this via cheers. back in the slightly rainy regensburg. i have an appointment with mateus pi tuck at the 9 pop let's he shows me the outlines of the former jewish synagogue. regensburg is like many, many evil cities. if you dig here, it's likely you'll discover something. in 1995 traces of the 2000 year history of the city

. >> this is abby grossberg. i read through her filing. it was a litany.idn't wante to hear a peaceful transition. 3 day, this is according to her lawsuit, misse1 grossberg discovered theok show was decorated with a large picture of nancy pelosii] wearing a plunging swimr later that fall, she said before an appearance by tutor dixon, miss carlson's staff tells a mock debate about whether they would prefer to have sex with áuáy she alleges that was the kind of atmosphere she experienced. red indicating, what is really bad about this lawsuit are gonna stay within the lane of these allegations are hostile work environment, was the fox was supposed to have fixed that problem after the whole thing was taken care of and there is a myriad of multi million dollar payments were made, flax was most affix that hostile work environment and make it better. but this abby grossberg is very interesting. we saw her in the dominion lawsuit. she, being a booking for tucker carlson working for maria bartiromo and said that no, we actually didn't gate keep it. we knew it wasn'

abby grossberg filed these last night and allege fox news' legal team, that they were coercing her andading testimony to dominion's lawyers and that ultimately it resulted in some misleading testimony being given that was helpful to fox news, not so much to her, so this is a really explosive allegation she's making as this hearing got under way today. fox is, of course, denying this, but i spoke to her attorney last night and he said they have ample documentary evidence in all forms that support a broad swath of her claims, so as the dominion hearing is playing out it will be interesting to watch and see how this also moves forward in the court system. >> it certainly will be, oliver and sara, thanks to both of you very much for joining us. >>> coming up, a wave of new evidence around the death of a var in the custody of sheriff's deputies and medical staff for that matter. we'll bring you crucial surveillance videos that have just been released and 911 calls. that's next. when it does, aspen dental is here fofor you. we offer the custom dental treatments you need, all under one roof,

. >> abby cruz, she turned us on to that story. you may recognize her from "power trip."e reporter. for her to bring us that story is great. thank you to abby. >> we saw what it meant to isaiah and what it means to you. >> and that one man saying he needed to be in the audience to be listening. we see the impact directly. very nice story. thank you for bringing that to us and thank you to abby as well. >>> we do want to turn now to our "gma" cover story and how one mom saved her own daughter's life performing cpr when the 17-year-old went into cardiac arrest at a cheerleading competition. jaclyn lee back with that story. jaclyn, good morning. >> reporter: whit, good morning. it's a story that was incredibly scary for one mom but it does have a happy ending reminding everyone the importance of springing into action. this morning, andrea joe, the north carolina mom whose quick thinking saved her 17-year-old daughter's life at a cheer competition is speaking to "gma" about the importance of life-saving cpr. >> her coach came running out of the door, the side door, just frant

. >> abby, we heard about maggie reporting in new york times and chris holmes added that the politicaldistrict attorney who may issue indictments as soon as next week, or the grand jury will. from the political side what's your take away there. >> this is classic donald trump. i covered trump in the white house when he was dealing with the special council investigation he attacked robert mueller specifically and directly in that time. and that was perhaps despite his aides really not wanting him to go there, trump is really -- his view of this is that the best way to undermine the investigations to go directly at it. you're already seeing this happening with his supporters. they're claiming that because brag is a democrat, that he is advised against trump that may or may not be true, trump also calls brag racist perhaps because he happens to also be black. these are all that sort of types of attacks some of them political, some just straight up, and he'll throw everything at this, his supporters eat it up and take this stuff at his word, and they repeat it and it becomes part of the na

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but one year on from the tokyo 0lympics, abbie burton found herself wrongly in a psychiatric hospitalked a few people out of the way, like, trying to escape the ward, i rugby tackled a few security guards, apparently. i was bursting my way through the doors at the end of the ward, which are like magnetic, which you can't, like, open normally. but i'm running and busting them open. my behaviour was so aggressive and so erratic, you can kind ofjust box it off and go, "yeah, she's having a psychotic breakdown. " abi was the life and soul of the team, but in may last year, she started feeling unwell. she didn't know then that she had autoimmune encephalitis, a rare neurological condition where the body's immune system attacks the brain. but because her symptoms presented firstly as depression and then aggression and seizures, she was misdiagnosed with psychosis and was sectioned. your rights are taken away from you. i couldn't go outside for a walk or i couldn't go to the fridge and get food when i wanted to get food. like, everything that we're allowed to do in normal day life. but actua

and this guy, it's show time and he brought abby a flower that's kind of the hallowed grounds where taylor swift once walked with the guy in her music video . i'm taylor swift. you're the other guy if you thought i was kidding. go down. in a lifetime experience, and i can't believe i'm experiencing it with mona andrew on the other side of the fence. the morning to you. yes i'm just i'm just a news reporter on the overnight shift. oh, my gosh. you know, it's a lot to take in. it's a lot to be grateful for. it's not over yet. we're coming back after the break, and i will fill everyone in o i'm amber, i've lost 128 pounds with golo, taking release. i have literally tried everything. i was on the verge of getting gastric bypass surgery, and i saw the golo commercial, and it was the last thing i tried 'cause it worked. .com for certain. he's too cool for school and in less than five minutes will be too cool for us can't see the prompter so i'm just going to hand it over to you got it is time for my final world news now story, you guys and of course, this one has to be related to taylor swift. a

abby phillip is here. good morning. good to see you. great to be here with you guys. abby.eath and destruction. given the history and the background of the death and violence on january 6th and the insurrection. why is the president saying this former president, he doesn't see any downside to upping the ante? and why would he every time that he's escalated the rhetoric the response on capitol hill from republicans, even the ones who are typically more measured about trump has been to circle the wagons around him, so these things really feed on themselves when trump sees the reaction to one post, the previous one calling on his supporters to protest and he sees that the only consequence of that had been that republicans basically said, we've got to defend trump . he goes one step further, and i think that's what we're seeing here. we don't know what's going to happen. we don't know what alvin bragg is going to do, but ump is raising a lot of money off of this kind of rhetoric. and i think that he does not care if he does, in fact spin up unrest. that's part of the strategy r

her name is abby grossberg. she filed a lawsuit against fox news. she's accused its lawyers of pressuring her into giving misleading testimony in this dominion case. and she had this to say this morning. take a listen. people said you're a lousy journalist that you that your behavior was shameful because, among other things, you had said in reply to a question that you did not believe that it was your responsibility to fact check whether or not what someone was going to say on the broadcast was telling the truth. it felt awful. i mean, it felt terrible because i knew that i was bullied, intimidated and coerced into saying that just to keep my job and stay at the company, and the question a lot of people would have is. why would you do that? why would you do that? because i made the decision to keep my job so that i could keep paying my bills. it seemed like the safer decision for me at the time. renato abby grossberg has since submitted new sworn testimony in the case. and what are the implications of that? yeah i mean, that really could be used to

sunday abby phillip abby. how significant is corcoran's testimony here today for this special counsel's probe? hey brianna, you know, i think it's very significant. i start from the place of understanding that when we talk about former president trump is a defendant. he is someone who is not like a lot of other modern day defendants. he doesn't email he doesn't often have much of a paper trail. he doesn't use text messages in the same way historically, as other people might today, and so when you're trying to establish what he was thinking what he asked people to do what he made i ordered them to do. it's really important to speak to the people who he would have given that information to and i think, in this case his attorney would be at the center of this. on top of that you're talking about trying to. i think that the government is trying to determine whether trump played a role in trying to obscure their knowledge of what was in mar a lago. what documents were there? how many were there and whether they wer

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commission, and nigeria said mister to new b 18800000 votes, while his main challenger, attic, who abby, because took almost 7000000 labor passage co glitches undermining trust in the voting process. now the labor policy will challenge votes, legitimacy was run. now we've got calls for a re run. can you tell us what are those concerns? absolutely, like you did, may not been applauded in record time on the portal and that delay. also, people began to show figures there was not corresponding with what the electro body was project that does not represent, you know, what was projected. so there is almost a few like that national outcry, especially, you know, from different parties and different people, different eddition that for once, you know, technology is going to work in this election. but unfortunately, that has proven not the case. and that has shown as a level of mistrust in the process and to seek redress the new legitimately. and to see that these election, you know, something has to be done really this. it's not representative of what the people, i suppose that's a very crucial q

attorney/client privilege as to the reason they can't comment on this, and as for the fox news producer abbyime while there is a looming $1.6 billion defamation lawsuit. i have been inside of the courtroom as the arguments are playing out, and we have heard from dominion voting attorneys, and they are saying that the texts, and the emails uncovered in the process show that fox news hosts knew exactly that the claims that they and others were making were false as it pertained to dominion voting systems, and allegedly and falsely rigging the 2020 election. up next is the fox news attorneys who are saying that they are fully protected in all of this by the first amendment. interestingly here, kate, on the eve of these arguments there was a filing from dominion saying that they want fox corpse chairman rupert murdoch and his ceo son lachlan to testify if and when this case goes trial, and it would be decided by this judge in mid-april, and so there is a lot at stake here, and high stakes with this 1.6 billion defamation suit. >> yes, and a lot that could be happening soon. good to see you, jessi

look out for abby phillip. on inside politics sunday at its new time, 11 am on sundays right here on cnn, and we want to turn now to our national league with severe weather bearing down on the south and midwest president joe biden has been a mississippi in his role as consoler in chief . he visited with survivors of last week's tornado that leveled the town of rolling fork formally announced the federal government will assume the full cost over the next 30 days for measures like operating shelters, paying overtime to first responders and removing debris. made it clear that we'll do everything. everything that's legally within my power to do. to be of assistance to the people in this community. last week in storms killed at least 26 people as they cut a ruinous paths cross mississippi and alabama and tennessee. and now to the current threat, tornado outbreak in the midwest and mid south underway right now, let's go back to meteorologist chad myers. so what is the latest with these storms? chad? well if you are s

i'm abby phillip. donald trump offered a dark and ominous preview of his third presidential bid. at the conservative political action conference trump gave one of the darkest speeches of his political career. promised to reward the supporters and punish his foes. >> in 2016 i declared i am your voice. today i add i am your warrior, justice and for those who have been wronged and betrayed i am your retribution. i am your retribution. >> he described this next election in near apocalyptic terms. >> the sinister forces trying to kill america have everything they can to do to silence me and you. and to turn this country into a dumping ground for radicals. this is the final battle. they know it. i know it. you know it. everybody knows it! this is it. either they win or we win. if they win we don't have a country. >> he 'em to sized that this is his republican party. >> we had a republican party that was ruled by freaks, neo-cons, globalists, open border zealots and fools. but we are never going back to the party of paul ryan and jeb bush. >> we'll discuss this and more with the great

abby and jimmy failla here to discuss, look, it's been a boring time in sports.ybe we need it a little bit more action -- [laughter] abby, how do you feel about this moment? >> it was exciting. i mean, it wasn't exciting because it should never happen but you know it was interesting to me so after the game it fell into the hands of the local authorities. because it doesn't actually happen during the game but this i kind of look at over time how times have changed. you go back to the 70s and 80s in nba they weren't getting criminally charged for punching someone in the face so it is good to see there were repercussions because across the country it doesn't seem like assault is taken seriously but i'll never forget rudy punch bid washington he almost died and they just suspended him. lawrence: this is true because of a sucker punch too. that was her mistake punch herds in ohio and not in new york. >> like you're out of out of here. as long as you didn't hook up with a stripper you're good to go. for me personally as a point of personal reflection normally in third

abby. well, wolf it it looks like, uh , the reaction from trump based on um it what we're seeing is that he's calling this a witch hunt like he has always done. this is a political persecution and election interference in the highest level is one of the things that he is saying right now, that's not no surprise. that's been the line for all along. and as you were just discussing with david chalian, this is going to be putting a lot lot of republicans in a tough spot. i mean, the moment that this country is in is that you have a former president who was running again for that same office and you have a lot of other republicans in the republican field, trying to challenge him, but they are going to find it very difficult to do that, because i think all of them up until this point have felt compelled to defend him against this particular case, even if they don't think necessarily that he should be the republican nominee or that he is fit for the office. republicans have felt compelled to defen

and that one of these snipers actually had the abby gate bomber in his suight and not given permission him out. now we have 13 dead more service members. today is about accountability. even as i say this i'm getting upset and frustrated. all that is boiling up for the last two years. and finally these veterans, these marines and soldiers that had to endure this are going to have an outlet today. they're going to be heard. and the entire community that was involved in this, i think will be channeling their frustration through these heroes that we'll hear from today. >> yeah. we all watched it play out in real time. seeing the stories, witnessing what you're talking about there. when it comes to the gop criticism overall of the biden administration exit, when they left, you know some of the pushback that you're going to get from the white house. it is in part talking about how they believe the stage was in part set because of the agreement that was signed by the trump administration in doha with the taliban. >> that is such -- i'm so sick of that excuse. the biden administration had no p