abby.ppened? it was really - known as charlie and abby. what happened? it was really quite strange, _ happened? it was really quite strange, quite creepy, flag —— frankly— strange, quite creepy, flag —— frankly at— strange, quite creepy, flag —— frankly at various points. back in march _ frankly at various points. back in march i — frankly at various points. back in march i got _ frankly at various points. back in march i got a whatsapp message one morning _ march i got a whatsapp message one morning from a number that i did not have saved _ morning from a number that i did not have saved from a photo i didn't recognise — have saved from a photo i didn't recognise. they said, henry, long time _ recognise. they said, henry, long time no _ recognise. they said, henry, long time no speak, how are you doing? miss _ time no speak, how are you doing? miss seeing — time no speak, how are you doing? miss seeing you around westminster and they— miss seeing you around westminster and they added a kis

abby, write down in front of the knesset. the plan of this protests, which began last night this is day two. it should go onto wednesday morning is to keep up the pressure on the israeli government. what we saw when there were many hundreds of protesters out here last time, many thousands last night was abbe that there's a great deal of anger that nearly six months on more than 130 hostages remain in the hands of hamas and that this war we've been hearing repeatedly from protesters aimed because it wasn't releasing the hostages has failed on that front, but also they say is failing in terms of israel's long-term security interests and there's a great deal of anger out there about the images that are seeing coming out of gaza as well. >> two >> saw after october 7, because a great deal of political unity, really the country got behind the idea of this military intervention. nearly six months on all of the papered over cracks that we'd see in the political spectrum here in israel appear now to be reappearing that unity, looking

we have not heard anything abby, from the idf, from any israeli officials. we've not heard anything from any american officials we of course, are checking with our sources. this is something that we have been anticipating for several days now it has always been a question of how israel would try to thread the needle of responding to this historic attack by iran without escalating the situation that has certainly been the priority of the us and its allies that israel should be allowed to do what it, what it wants to because it's a sovereign country, but not escalate this already incredibly volatile situation and abby, i would just note that about two-and-a-half hours ago right here on cnn, the iranian foreign minister said in no uncertain terms that if israel were to strike iran directly, that there would be an immediate and maximum response from iran. but for now, abby, we're still trying to learn what these explosions or this explosion was. but is now being reported by iranian media abby. >> yeah, very important if you to underscore the seriousness of this

abby? abby: i've been part of working groups where you go in and there's a mission to talk about child care with a policy solution and a month later you'll have a report. but the nature of this was entirely different. we had the parameters to focus on famous with young children but beyond that there wasn't a specific area of focus. i think having that brought advice of our group made all the pieces feel less big and leads to more about what government can do and philanthropy but also talking about one policy solution and putting yourself more in the perspective of what what of the reality of what families face and what would most benefit them. molly: i completely agree. i think that where we landed was not set in stone from the outset. we had a very brood agenda but i think it was implicit in the design that we landed where we did. the idea that we would have just taken and tackled one issue, given the wild -- [lost audio] unlikely that we would have left it there. but families do not funct

>> well, first you know, abby, it wasn't subtle xenophobia that you saw there today. there was something else that might john said, he said, well, if one in 100 illegal immigrants vote, that's hundreds of thousands. well, guess what if a ufo crashes in my yard, i can prove there's aliens, you know, if cows fly, you need a stronger umbrella i mean, you could say this over and over again. it makes no sense if you look at statue, look at sourcing, you look at the non-sequiturs there. it's just fear-based politics. when you also look at the words or using an election integrity and things like that. they're just forecasting how they're going to talk about the stolen election in 2024. this is exactly what happened in 2020. you are so right about about them playing the hits. it's the same playbook. it xenophobia, talking about a stolen election and talking about him going to testify. my goodness, abby, i mean he he cannot tell the truth, but again, it goes back to everything's a non sequitur. everything hits people in the amygdala when you're talking about this inconsistency

seen a news night with abby. phillip starts right now the trucks show makes its main character bystander. >> that's tonight on new sign good. >> evening i'm abby phillip in new york tonight, donald trump becomes savoy year in his own story. today, the country her the beginnings of a story about donald trump. but this time, he no longer controls that narrative instead, it's new york prosecutors who are painting a picture of an alleged hush money cover-up scheme where the victims were the american public. now in 20 own version of events, he says he's innocent, a victim of michael cohen's vendetta and stormy daniels opportunism. but he's not a control of that narrative either. trump, who believes he is his own best spokesman and defender, will now have to leave it to his lawyers. now, as you can imagine, this is why we've seen trump letting loose outside of the court. he's trying to take back control to take his own story in his own hands, even if it means risking his freedom and running roughshod over the rule of l

but even with abby there, she felt lonely. a certain kind of lonely. >> coming up.bout cyndi. >> that she try from there? was she inside the house? was she involved in this? >> and i secret revealed. >> wow. that was my response. wow. >> when "dateline" continues. up to 50% of people with graves' could develop a different condition called thyroid eye disease, which should be treated by a different doctor. see an expert. find a t-e-d eye specialist at isitted.com [♪♪] your skin is ever-changing, take care of it with gold bond's age renew formulations of 7 moisturizers and 3 vitamins. for all your skins, gold bond. stuck at the dmv, and i think i'm late on my car insurance. good thing the general gives you a break with flexible payment options. let's get you a break while you wait. what is this place? this is our dmvip. vending machine charcuterie? for a great low rate, go with the general. >>> the biden administration delayed a plan to ban menthol cigarettes. it was first announced in 20 tuan -- 2021 and the fda says -- the delay raised questions for the biden admini

abby. >> yeah, what is going on? this is a great location, we have fan stafttastic view of lo angeles. what is lit up is the lowe's sign. at the top of the lowe's hollywood hotel, perfect spot to be, just down here is hollywood walk of fame. are the star ones sidewalk and that is the doll dolby studio. speaking of the greats, two artists have received awards, beyonce and cher got the icon award. i spoke to folks on hollywood blfrd to see what they were listening to and range of genre and artists and categories. it will be a great night, i will be on the red carpet, which is actually yellow carpet. if you have artists, i will ask them a few questions. >> brian: we'll get your cell number and take it by your silence it to you. >> lawrence: we wants this to be a texting conversation, he does not want you chewing gum as you call him. >> i'll see what i can do. >> brian: watch the iheart music awards, that was abbe lowell abby h abby hornacek who will be watching it for us. >> rachel: thousands turning out to support the

i'm abby phillip in new york. and tonight, the president says that he is outraged and heartbroken after seven aid workers were killed while simply doing their jobs in gaza. he's demanding a full explanation from israel and he's also accusing the netanyahu government of not doing enough to protect civilians quote, this is not a standalone incident. the president is saying tonight, and he's right about that here is a number that too few people know. when hundred and 96 that is the number of aid workers that have been killed since israel and hamas went to war in gaza on october 7, that toll is a stain on humanity and on monday the shock that an attack left seven people, heroes literally blown apart it was not even the first time that workers with jose andres's organization were attacked by israeli firepower. tonight amid resounding outrage israel admits it made a mistake it was a mistake that followed a myth identification at night during a war in a >> very complex condition, we are thoroughly for the unintentional h

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if you're already a fan of abby's, you know she has her own abby-verse.. >> george: all right. we love a happily ever after. >> robin: coming up country star chris young is here! >> sam: back with country singer chris young. his music has 5 billion streams. he's a super star because he racked up 13 number one singles. chris' brand new album is out called young love and saturday night. who doesn't have a story about that? >> honestly, one of the biggest albums i have ever done. 18 tracks. i think everybody can sort of relate to this song. it always cracks me up. people are like, that sounds like another. rebel rebel. that's becau it is. [ laughter ] david bowie is on the song credited as a writer. they just wrote a new song around that lick. >> sam: that's awesome. >> very excited to get on the road and start this tour, kick it off. so happy the album's out there. >> sam: we're happy that it's out there. we have a performance scheduled. you just told me in secret that your back is a little tweaked so good luck with this. good luck with the tour. guys, real

tonight's in a news night with abby. phillip starts right now >> a gag order grows and donald trump drops 175 million. that's tonight on newsletter good evening. >> i'm abby phillip in new york and tonight too late, breaking legal developments, dealing directly with the former president of the united states. one family is off-limits. the judge overseeing donald trump's hush money trial just expanded a gag order forbidding the defendant and former president from attacking his own family and that of the district attorney's, a gag order was already issued last week, but it only outlawed trump's tirades directed at witnesses prosecutors, jurors, and court staff. it intentionally left out judge merchan, the judges family, the da alvin bragg, and also bragg's family as well now, those limits are dramatically bigger. why? well, after this easter weekend, that was colored by trump's rage filled truth, social failings at well, mostly everyone, including the judges family also tonight, donald trump buys time to appeal a record sha

we appreciate you doing that. >> thanks for having me, abby >> thank you so much for

across westminster were counted messaged out of the blue by these two people known as charlie and abbysterday. tell us more about that and how much is this part of a wider concern about this so—called honey trap? of a wider concern about this so-called honey trap? exactly. william wragg's _ so-called honey trap? exactly. william wragg's story - so-called honey trap? exactly. william wragg's story such - so-called honey trap? exactly. william wragg's story such a i so-called honey trap? exactly. - william wragg's story such a thing about it because healy gave the previous statement of the times on thursday and we heard from him since was about meeting someone on a dating app but every other case i'm aware of including as you take mine and you can read about that on the bbc website where unsolicited whatsapp win from this charlie and abbie, in my case it was obvious that it was a scam and i got both numbers, which many but crucially not all other cases i am aware of it. i don't know the extent to which this feeds into other concerns in westminster because we still don't really know anyth

abby, good to see you. >> good to see you guys. and it's great to see kerry here.ly and freeze here on the lowe's balcony overlooking hollywood. thank you for joining us. >> absolutely. beautiful view. >> you are a legend yourself you have been in radio for 26 years. been with i heart. talk radio, rock radio. what are you looking forward tonight. >> i'm excited about the rock category and shine down. very interesting story my dad who did the american top 40 created it, casey says accept. he signed off and the last song he played was from the band shine down. and this last year i went to their concert my boyfriend took me. and i didn't know this. but they play that song and before they play that song they play my dad introducing it. i just cried and cried i'm watching this song. is he filming me. so i'm really excited about that i mean, jelly roll is up for i mean pop, rock, and country. is he phenomenal. i love justin timberlake and i did a show with ludacris and luda is one of the nicest people so i'm excited to see him host. >> going to be so fun to watch. that's

. >> lawrence: abby hornacek is live in los angeles with more on that. hey, abby. >> hey, guys. we are at the loews hotel right in the heart of highland. just steps away from the holiday walk of fame. which is where we were yesterday. we camped out right in front of the doll buy theater to talk to some music fans. and here what happens they had to say ♪ ♪ an the party is getting startd on the i heart radio music awards. we are seeing artists of all different general was let's do see who people are listening to. who are you listening to. >> billie eilish. mariah carey and stevie wonder. >> i love hip hop and r&b i love john mayer. >> if you give me just one night, you're gonna see me in a new light. >> do you all listen to music together. >> yeah. >> what do you listen to. >> rap. >> rap, yeah. rap music. >> so you all agree. >> yeah, yeah. >> who is your favorite rap artist. >> travis scott ♪ ♪ >> carley: picture your favorite artist standing right here what would you say to him or her. >> you saved my life. >> what's your favorite thing about listening to music why do you conne

a news night with abby. phillip starts now the gop is once again the dog >> that caught the car are the consequences? this could be far-reaching for millions of women that's tonight on this side good evening. >> i'm abby phillip in new york tonight. you might just get what you ask for. republicans are re-learning that lesson today. arizona supreme court, a court made up of all republican appointees have ruled in a four to two decision that physicians are now on notice that all abortions, except those necessary to save a woman's life are illegal. that decision and the timing is truly stranger than fiction. it happened just a day after donald trump said, leave it to the states to make up their minds on abortion now, the country has first-hand evidence of what exactly 50 state patchwork approach to abortion would actually look like. the gsp spent 50 years trying to eradicate roe versus wade. but now that they have the aftermath isn't pleasant and only now that the electoral consequences of all of this are becom

. >> steve: go to l.a., iheart radio, that is where abby hornacek was last night. did you have fun? >> so much fun, steve. you heard jelly roll, he knows how to bring the energy. i caught up withim had ahead of time, too. they are so great. i'm here in los angeles, all the action happened at dolby theater, the iheart radio awards. ludicrous hosted with his great e est hits. jelly roll was probably my top moment. lan l laney wilson got on the stage with her. he announced she won best new country song during thes performance, something i had not seen done before. interesting, indeed. siza, took home most award, song of the year, r&b album of the year. notable moment jennifer hudson and cher, and there is beyonce. stick around and we'll bring action from the red carpet. >> steve: in the middle of the song, she told jelly roll, by the way, you win another award, that is crazy. >> he said, welcome my friend, laney wilson, winner of best country song. >> lawrence: ainsley is a big fan of siza. >> ainsley: i am, i follow her on instagram. no way. >> ainsley: how did you know that? >> steve

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one thing about abby.er, it was so much more than just our dance teacher. >> linsey: and why it was so important to get back together. >> gio: long live the king. this morning an exclusive first look at the trailer for mufasa the lion king, and how queen bey is making it a family affair. ♪ a lovely day lovely day ♪ >> george: we're rising and shining in philadelphia with a special barber shop that's a buzz. >> it just has the it factor in philadelphia. i'm just so proud to be part of it. >> george: setting students up for success and giving back to their community, as they say -- >> good morning america! >> announcer: live in times square, this is gma. >> george: big crowd there in philly. good morning america. hope you had a good weekend. >> linsey: and janai norman is there in philly as we rise and shine from the city of brotherly love. i think she's gonna get a fade. [ laughter ] she's at a very special barber shop. we're waiting for it. >> gio: we're waiting for it, janai. learning how to cut hair is o

in one day unindicted coconspirator number one, that's tonight on news night cnn breaking news i'm abby phillip in washington breaking news tonight, arizona adds itself to the list of states alleging the donald trump and his allies broke the law. >> a grand jury handed up an indictment outlining how 11 republican supporters of the former president lied to congress, allegedly acting as part of a conspiracy to commit fraud and forgery. now, the lie is that donald trump won the 2020 election. that lie was memorialized on video, a video posted by the arizona republican party itself you can see here the fake electors put pen to paper and swore to fraud. the name defendants included the state's former republican party chair to sitting legislators, and a former united states senate candidate. the defendants whose names are obscured by black ink, pierce trump's most inner circle. it's rudy giuliani. it's mark meadows, mike roman, jenna ellis, john eastman, or it's epstein and it's the 1927 yankees of bogus election fraud essentially at the center is one man unindicted coconspirator number one,

but abby, you're right. it was all about the campaign even in the white house day after day i wonder too about how this all plays because, you know this quite well. that this idea of the american public might not know the inner workings of how politics works, right? >> we will get a lot of our news in terms of our insight and things like that from frankly television, what we learned about in the news but that seems to be part of this strategy here sorry to say, let's say, well this, this is how the sausage is made. people wake up your naive think anything different the prosecutors have to overcome that. >> yeah. >> and with this, i wonder kim, which you think about this jury though, when i think about the composition of this jury, this is a manhattan jury tuple all different stripes, but you've got a couple of lawyers in there. you've got some people who have some knowledge. how does that kind of overly simplistic argument play with that? >> well, i was actually when i was at doj, i was on a jury. they have

abby paula hancocks. thank you very much for that. and we'll give you those updates as we get them but thank you for watching news night this week. laura coates live starts right now. >> i know there was an historic trial happening today i was standing outside the courthouse 15 stories below the former president of the united states talking to a jury consultant when the unimaginable happened there were screams, people started running because of the times we live in, i thought it was an active shooter

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this man, who works for an mp, got an unexpected message from abbie back in october.rday, how are you?" the staffer replies once to ask, "who is this?" but on being told it�*s �*abi�* and that she�*d met him on a campaign, he stops replying. abi, though, keeps messaging, three more times on different days. what felt off about it to you? it was still a message out of the blue and they used a name i didn�*t recognise and it felt quite blunt. but i did check with a colleague in case there had been a name i�*d just forgotten and i was being rude. william wragg, conservative mp, has come forward and said he gave out some numbers, but is he someone you know, do you think he is conceivably someone who could have had your number to pass on? that�*s why i was slightly surprised and why i think there are more questions. i don�*t think i�*ve ever met him or been in the same room as him. i�*d be very surprised if he had my number. for now, it�*s not known whether this is the fallout from an individual lapse ofjudgment or a malicious attempt by unknown others to gain influence beh

this man, who works for an mp, got an unexpected message from abbie back in october. but i think i saw you from a distance yesterday, how are you?" the staffer replies once to ask, "who is this?" but on being told its 'abi' and that she'd met him on a campaign, he stops replying. abi, though, keeps messaging, three more times on different days. what felt off about it to you? it was still a message out of the blue and they used a name i didn't recognise and it felt quite blunt. but i didn't check with a colleague in case there had been a name i'd just forgotten and i was being rude. william wragg, conservative mp, has come forward and said he gave out some numbers, but is he someone you know, do you think he is conceivably someone who could have had your number to pass on? that's why i was slightly surprised and why i think there are more questions. i don't think i've ever met him or been in the same room as him. i'd be very surprised if he had my number. for now, it's not known whether this is the fallout from an individual lapse ofjudgement or a malicious attempt by

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>> that's tonight on news night good evening. >> i'm abby phillip and washington tonight. a special news night interview with speaker emerita nancy pelosi. we have a lot to ask about and we'll get to that in just minutes. but first, the staring contest between the republican speaker of the house and the republicans who don't think that he should have a job on cnn tonight, johnson defended his decision to put forward a massive foreign aid package. the pair's billions for israel with billions for ukraine and billions for taiwan. now that earned him praise from the democratic president and scorn from the republicans. that is a good recipe for dysfunction here in washington and for setting a timer on how long johnson can keep the gavel. tonight johnson wants to turn the debate over what to spend into a debate over who's shadow looms larger over today's gop is it ronald reagan's or donald trump's i'm a child of the 80s regard myself as a reagan republican. >> i understand the concept of maintaining peace through strength. that's one of our guiding principles. it's really import

soldiers at abby gate in afghanistan. he's an isis terrorist that got out of of bogram prison from bide biden and murders 13 soldiers. biden is considering declaring a new national climate change emergency. bloomburg news says it's to get the youth vote now moving away from biden towards trump. you're going to have to pay for that . first, latest on the trump hush money case and bring in hones von spakovsky and how concerned about trump getting a fair trial in the case and one of the j urors in the selection p rostated her son worked for -- works for house minority leader hakeem jeffries? >> yeah, i don't see how he can get an unbiased jury in handout hat tan and overwhelmingly votes for democrats and joe biden. this judge has shown his bias and a change of venoewe is n eeded and he should have taken himself out of the case given the work his own daughter does in the political field for democratic candidates including kamala harris. the fact he won't do that shows he has a biased judge also. that's what donald trump is f

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she met with university officials and joins cnn's abby phillip to discuss the details of that meetingopinion through a length that i had on my instagram. >> the hate and the vitriol that was unleashed towards me after, i think was part of the reason that the university caved in. and so when it comes to being a free speech issue, sure. maybe my valedictorian speech is a privilege, but at the end of the day, my views the views that i have expressed in the views that usc has instilled within me as well we're were stifled and were subject to hate the heaviest rainfall in the history of the united arab emirates has less much of the city of dubai underwater this morning, the airport there is telling people not to come unless it's absolutely necessary. >> a 70 year-old man died after floodwaters swept away his vehicle with us now from dubai, cnn's alayna giokos, alayna very quickly tell us the situation this morning yeah. i mean, as you can see, this is unprecedented. this has never happened in dubai to this extent, we had around four inches of rain in around 12 hours. that is as much as dub

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that's tonight on these good evening. >> i'm abby phillip in new york tonight. ron goldman and the brown. you should remember those two names and also this name for what prosecutors said that he did to them oj simpson. he died today from prostate cancer at the age of 76. the running back turn broadcast are turned pitch man for everything was a fixture in american living rooms for over decades of his career until he went on the run it just moments. i'm going to speak with oj simpson's ghostwriter, the man who helped him with that semi confession book. if i did it. and also with gloria already, who represented nicole brown's family through both trials. but >> first, some >> some slow speeds sprint from police wound its way through la and unwound the myth around that man giving the country of of a jealous domestic abuser who police immediately suspected of brutally killing his ex-wife and her friend i'm going to interrupt this call. i understand we wanna go too well live picture in los angeles is that correct okay. let's his interstate five and this is courtesy of

that's tonight on news nine good evening. >> i'm abby philip in new york and tonight, the foundation of the most important allied relationship, perhaps on the planet suddenly look really relief iron clad, and now it looks like the picture of instability this is the image rattling around the globe tonight, the president of the united states, joe biden, intense conversation with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu he cautioned the leader of the middle east, only democracy, the change is required if you wants to keep america on its side. now the two men have been circling these issues for months now, the private disagreements have always had the potential to throw this decades long marriage off track. now, those issues look more and more irreconcilable after a brutal and bloody airstrike killed seven aid workers whose mission was only to feed the starving people of gaza the mood in and around the west wing this week centers on words like these shaken, outraged heartbroken, horrific, unacceptable cnn is reporting tonight, then netanyahu owned the mistake on that call with biden. he

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take a bow, abby dow! that was sensational!now just one game away from the grand slam. next week, they travel to france with a sixth consecutive title very much in their sights. jo currie, bbc news, twickenham. so england one game from that grand slam, asjo said there, that france game to come next weekend. wales are up next for the french, that game to come tomorrow, which i'm sure english eyes will be on. although the red roses beat ireland by a record amount — topping the 79—0 victory in 2002 — england's ellie kildunne thinks there's more to come from her side. she was speaking tojo currie after today's win. it just feels incredible itjust feels incredible to come out here, be able to sing the national anthem, hear everybody belting it as well, then on top of its core and keep on scoring and then hear the crowd go wild from there. {line keep on scoring and then hear the crowd go wild from there. one game awa from crowd go wild from there. one game away from a — crowd go wild from there. one game away from a grand _ crowd go

. >> you korea is a life stage right today at you core.com i'm laura coates alongside abby, phillip, and our panel here in washington for a special edition this in i'm laura codes live and we're at the end of a very long week in the trump hush money trial. >> court is actually dark on monday, but they'll get what gland again on tuesday morning at 9:30. so just what exactly will juror is take away from what they heard in court today. and when they need to be thinking about over their long weekend while there were three witnesses, it took the stand today. it had david pecker who wrapped up more than ten hours or testimony over a period of four days, he was as also trump's former longtime assistant, rhona graff, who was only on the stand for what, a half an hour, then michael cohen's former banker, gary farro, who is likely to continue testifying this coming tuesday the prosecution wants jurist remember, pecker's testimony that his intention was to never publish karen mcdougal story of an alleged affair with trump from the transcript, he said, had you published a story about a playboy m

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