>> abby: 365?ad a whole book. >> abby: i read very very fast. >> jimmy: you walk fast you read fast. >> abby: i'm a very high speed person. >> jimmy: you ever think about slowing down. >> abby: i'll do that when i'm older there's plenty of time to slow down. i'll buy a home have a couple cats and plants i named i'll refer to them as my children and keep 15 alive. >> jimmy: you have plants now. >> abby: yes. >> jimmy: or this is what you're envisioning. >> abby: i have tons of plants in my house. i steal them and keep them in my room and keep them alive. >> jimmy: you've been acting since you were a young kid did you love it immediately. >> abby: yeah. i remember, my parents are both actors, they're over there. >> jimmy: oh, your parents are both actors. >> abby: yeah. >> jimmy: hi parents. did you know they were going to be here? >> abby: yes, i did. we discussed it beforehand. so, yeah, so they're both actors and they used to take me to their auditions for them and i would sit on the producer's co

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abby philip., the entire planet is paying tribute to the queen of rock and roll, the one and only tina turner, gone at the age of 83. a superstar for the ages, and we reflect in a moment on one of the biggest voices and losses in music history. but first, we begin tonight with the breaking development in the 2024 presidential race. the man who is viewed by many pundits as the biggest threat to donald trump to the republican nomination. he just made it official in a post on trump's old turf, twitter. >> righting the ship requires restoring sanity to our society. truth must be our foundation. and commons's can no longer be an uncommon virtue. we need the courage to lead and the strength to win. i am ron desantis, and i'm running for president to lead our great american come back. >> but ron desantis's big announcement tonight went a little bit south from there. a very rocky start to his formal bid, with major glitches plaguing his planned conversation with twitter spaces ceo elon musk, an audio form

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abby and lj see hag it takes for these riders to get to the finals.tanding on foxnation.com. good stuff right there. amazing, abby. all right. we're going to move to your headlines and start with this. tiffany trading and the iconic blue bags is trading them for plain white ones to keep he's from targeting -- thieves from targeting customers in new york city. customers on fifth avenue are no longer handing out -- they're handing out generic bags and choppers hiding pricey purchases within the last month nypd receiving 148 theft complaints in the area near the high end shots. rachel: that's here near the studio. will: near catastrophic car chase involving prince harry and meghan markle and the couple got swarmed by paparazzi and didn't want to spend the money on high priced manhattan hotel room and the car company refused to give them a deep discount on the room so the sussexes decided to stay at a friends house for free. the source claims the chase unfolded because the up can l didn't want the paparazzi back to stay with them there. pete: you badger h

abby, back to you. >> all right, rosa flores.hat is incredible interview to hear from those individuals. thank you so much for bringing that to us. >>> and now more perspective from chad wolf the former acting homeland security secretary under president trump. chad, thank you for joining us. i actually want to get your reaction to what we just saw there. there's a lot of policy that i do want to discuss with you, but of course there are people behind all of this. a woman and her two young children leaving, you know, venezuela, going through a forest where they could easily have died to come to the united states because what they're fleeing is so terrible. what do you say to that woman and to her children tonight? >> well, absolutely. there's a number of heart breaking stories and of course you just showed one. there are many others of a lot of individuals that want to come to the united states, the greatest country in the world. there's a lot of opportunity here. but we need to make sure that individuals that want to come here co

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what else is the, the position of abby ac? mad at me, i had to has made clear signals. and he made clear statements to sudan that he is not only willing to to, to or to help. but if he is pushing for an african solution to african problems, here is offered his mediation and that is a sign that he is so far he's in control of this sad situation can deteriorate if some groups decide to try to sabotage the did the situation a ton of we're talking about mediation now, right? we're talking about the fact that ethiopia could be a key player, perhaps much more than watching to pass much more than the you are, you watch more. any of the other partners? it shares a culture, it shares a border, it shares the than our river. so it could be and it has been in the past, but it also feels like that there's, if you, if it doesn't really have any leverage right now. and when you're negotiating with a 2 parties, that's the key thing that you need. does it have any leverage and it, your guy may have some leverage in this regard. but at the same time, it's not a good to forget every tree.

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because, of course, the timeline, abby, it's such a crucial factor here. they are trying to raise the debt ceiling by june 1st. but that process takes time. even when they have an agreement they still need to turn it into legislative bill text. they need to get what's called a score from the congressional budget office. then they need to give members 72 hours to actually read the bill. that's a promise that mccarthy made to his members during the speakership race. -- over to the senate where you already have conservatives like mike lee who are threatening to hold things -- a lot of obstacles between now and the finish line. but we are starting to see some slight signs of progress, which is, obviously, a welcome development after days where talks have been up and down and back and forth, heavy. >> yeah, we are quickly poaching that 11th hour, and it is very significant what you are discussing, because it sounds like the contours of ideal could be on the horizon. melanie zanona, thank you very much. and also with us now is cnn economics commentator catherine

will: abby hornacek got on the bull.ou were impressed and now with the stock contractors and raising the athletes that are competing. pete: the bovine athletes and blake sharp and bull going by the name legend and ranked no. 2 in the world. abby. reporter: hey, what's going on, guys. yeah, blake here is the best of the best. he won 2023 stock contractor in the world so, you know, you know what you're doing. what's this weekend look like for you, blake? >> we started off with the bang and bulls are sure bucking and doing their athletes good just like any other human and they're the best of the best. they're taking care of the best and these guys are ready to finish it out this week. reporter: legend, they said it in the beginning but legend @ no. 2 ranked bull in the world. can you expand on how they're athletes and you say they are but what's going into scoring and do the bull riders want a bull that will work. and they're athletes and they get the best in the world and they jump in the air and things that humans do like

you are here more than abby and stevey here combined. this was a crucial opportunity for trump to expose himself to the republican primary electorate. [donald] we have to go in strong on isis, and we have to be vicious. that's what guides his political sense. what are people rewarding him for? what are they applauding at? he is saying what the voters want to hear. he doesn't care what people think. he tells the truth. obviously, trump is a threat. -yeah. -because he doesn't fit in the same box all the other republicans are in. something happened where a large number of people decided there was an establishment out there that had let people down. "they're sending our jobs away. they're letting people come in the country who shouldn't be here." [woman] trump says, "i'm gonna make america great again." and people want to believe something good. they'll do just about anything for a job. [van] and here comes trump to say, "there is an elite establishment that thinks you're suckers, and i'm gonna stick up for you." [susan] for me, a key moment

mcenany how are you, abby?y that was vincent d'onofrio. >> i know. >> seth: you -- your character is a fan of him, but this is the real, true thing about you your whole life >> my whole life i'm very old a very long time yeah oh, dude, yeah i'm very much a fan. in fact, for my -- my birthday in 2010, one of my friends made me this. [ laughter ] and that's my face o over detective eames' head. listen, yeah, i can't even stand it i can't believe it it's crazy >> seth: so, you -- how did it happen that you reached out to vincent d'onofrio and he agreed to do the show >> obviously, if you have ever talked to him, i don't know why he agreed. i don't -- [ laughter ] also, i know this is so -- i'm so -- i'm so honored to meet you. okay, i'm very nervous, but this is really an honor so, thank you for having me. >> seth: i'm so happy to meet you too. and we both came up in chicago, and we know a lot of the same people >> yeah, we do >> seth: all of whom speak very highly of you. >> okay, well, same here so, maybe we nee

his crowning at westminster abby was a rich display of pageantry and ancient rules. this takes the helm of a centuries-old institution that has often struggled to find its way in the modern world. first lady jill biden was there representing the united states. she was joined by her granddaughter. the pair wore complementary blue and yellow outfits for the ukrainian flag. president biden tweeted about it today congratulating the king and calling the relationship between the u.s. and britain a source of strength for all our peoples. cbs' holly williams has been there for all the festivities. good evening, holly. >> reporter: good evening. it was cold and wet today. the royal family's problems haven't gone away, and this country is still suffering through a cost of living crisis, but they managed to crown their king, and it's not every day you see that. the gilded gates of buckingham palace opened this morning, and king charles iii emerged with his wife, the queen consort. drawn by six windsor gray horses in the diamond jubilee state coach. the heavens opened, but that

but, abby, we're in a very grim place right now.st of all, they're very far apart when it comes to the substance. we're talking $100 billion difference from where they want to be from spending and there are so many other sticking points and then there is the time line that phil was talking about and the speaker said they need to have a deal in principle by this weekend or tomorrow in order to be able to get this through the house and through the senate and avoid a default. so we're in very dangerous territory. perhaps the call between biden and mccarthy, which is hopefully happening very soon, will be a chance to re-set. but there is still a long way to go. >> yeah, and the issue here is that it is june 1st is the date. and janet yellen, this morning on ""meet the press"" reiterated that. >> i indicated in my last letter to congress that we expect to be unable to pay all of our bills in early june and possibly as soon as june 1st. and i will continue to update congress, but i certainly haven't changed my assessment, so i think that

parliament square, and then to the great west of westminster abby. this is one of those wonderful processions that we have seen in the past. at that point, at 10:53, the king will enter westminster abbey, we will hear bells ringing, and at exactly 11:00 the service will begin. >> there's a lot to keep track of, we thank you for doing this and appreciate the precision with which you are saying everything because this is supposed to run just like clockwork so everybody, in about 15 minutes from now, we can expect to see the king and queen consort leave buckingham palace as kelly was saying. we will be going back to kelly momentarily, but meantime for all of you, thousands of brits and many foreigners as well arland three of london trying to catch a glimpse of king charles and queen camilla in the dime into belize state coach. again, commissioned for queen elizabeth's 60 years on the throne as it makes its way from buckingham palace to westminster abby for the coronation ceremony. so for a reaction in a bit more on the festivities we go to nbc's megan f

thank you very much, abby.est mental health threats to our children and our kids are addicted to it. take a look at these numbers. 95% of teenagers are on social media. and they spend an average of 3.5 hours on it every single day. and this constant onslaught of attention is having devastating effects. >> several medical experts say rampant social media use can lead to depression and suicide in our north carolina also found constant social media use at an early age could effect the nervous system. this study of sixth and seventh graders suggest constantly checking platforms makes young people hyper sensitive in anticipating social media feedback. ing. >> kayleigh: according to the ideas in 2021, nearly one out of every three teenage girls seriously attempted considered suicide. think about that. you see 30 girls. 10 have thought about suicide. the number is not only staggering but up nearly 60% from just a decade ago before the rise in popularity of these apps. the problem is not going away any time soon. and n

history in the abby today.ot only in the heart of the history, but bishop rosen biz ship -- and bishop galli you were two of the three female bishops who have ever taken part in a coronation. what was it like for you? >> it was an honor and privilege. there was so much innovation in that service as well as the historic elements. it was very special to be amongst of the first three female bishops there have only been women bishop since 2016, and it has been a real joy for us. >> i am deeply honored to have been part of this historic moment. once-in-a-lifetime. >> and the moments where the queen went around the queen -- went around the king and you were so close, what was that like? >> it felt like the most intimate part of the service. and you have a beautiful queen. and that spine chilling moment, it begins and you have a sense that something is happening even though it is beneath the physical part of the service. it was special. >> he emerged from the screen undressed and you think, something has happened here

abby grossburg has filed suits against fox.r this program as an associate producer in 2007. we spoke before air time. when you heard that tucker carlson was fired, did you feel vindicated at all? >> at first. it was a shock, there is a lot to process. >> you didn't expect it? >> i didn't believe people when you told me. >> because he had so much power at the network? >> i thought he was invincible and they believed they were by the way they based. >> you say in two of your lawsuits that you endured a quote work environment that subjugates women based on the vile sexist stereotypes, and in the lawsuit you say that mr. carlson's derogatory comments towards women is well known on the set of "tucker carlson tonight." his attitudes permeated the culture at his show? >> and when i ultimately did stand up and complain to a supervisor, his answer was tucker sets the tone for the show and we follow that tone. that summarizes everything. >> people got a message from tucker carlson it was okay to use the "c" word or whatever, and felt emb

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the earliest were going to in westminster abby the winds were in the conqueror. when we watched charleston on the coronation chair the dates from 1300, built to house the stone of school in that was stolen from scotland, yet people sat in their chair, henry the eighth, victoria, elizabeth the first, and they wore wore the equivalent of st. edwards crown, not the original one because that was melted down and civil war by oliver cromwell. but the history, the tradition, of monarchy, charles is the 40th monarch crowned. again same time, as max was saying, trying to make modern. trying to make it open to a world in which there is more questioning about monarchy. >> and prince harry will be here, and obviously william has a big role in this,. >> sir william has a role and also george has a role. it'll be part of a procession. that's the first time someone that young has been involved in an actual service like this. harry was invited, and he is coming. megan is staying home. this is our cheese birthday. what, he won't have a formal role, but i do expect to see him bein

if >> you know, abby, a lot of heartbreaking stories. just to show you where i am, at the church that you are talking about is what you see behind me. all the streets around here are packed with migrants. the sidewalk where i am walking turns into a bed overnight for hundreds of migrants that don't have a place to go. now, this family from venezuela is very gracious. they are willing to share their story with us. this is -- edwin and yes there. they are from venezuela. [speaking non-english] could you tell us why you left venezuela? >> [speaking non-english] >> she says that the situation in venezuela is very difficult and really what a lot of individuals like her want to do in the united states is work. [speaking non-english] she told me that she traveled about a month and i have to get here. i am asking, what was the most difficult part? [speaking non-english] >> [speaking non-english] >> [speaking non-english] she says that the worst part was going to the dariÉn gap. she says that her family saw people who died in the jungle. [speakin

abby, trump's team is calling this meritless.the former president heading back out on the campaign trail tomorrow. do you think that republican voters care about these recordings? does this land with republican voters that trump is trying not just to maintain but bring over to his side? >> look, i think that voters in general do care about these legal cases involving trump. and a lot of the polling has suggested that, you know, majorities of americans, which would necessarily include republicans, care. a quinnipiac poll poll showed almost half of republicans thought the former president may have done something illegal as it pertained to his documents. even while some voters might think that he did something wrong, it may not necessarily mean that they don't want to vote for him. and i think that's always been his strength in this field is that they take in the negative information, maybe they think he did something wrong, and then they say, well, we'll put it aside because we care about these other things more. and that's why it'

some of it comes from his former head booker, abby grossberg.he's filed a pair of lawsuits against fox in delaware in federal court here in new york. we should also mention, she work for this program in 2007, as an associate producer. she and i spoke just before airtime. >> when you heard that tucker carlson got fired, did you feel vindicated in a way? >> in a way i did at first, it was a shock. so, there's obviously a lot to process. >> you can expect they would do that? >> no, i don't believe people when they told me. >> because he had so much power at the network? >> i thought he was invincible. i thought his team was invincible. they believe they were to. by the way that they behaved. >> you say, in 2 of your lawsuits, you say that you endured over confinement, quote, subjugate women based on vile, sexist stereotypes, typecast religious minorities, belittles their traditions, and demonstrates little to no regard for those suffering from mental illness. and the end of lawsuit you say mr. carson's derogatory comments before women in those -- m

abby, when i first heard you were at levi's, i thought you were at the wrong place.. tomorrow, the san jose earthquakes are going up against the los angeles football club. it is a huge deal and a massive matchup and they are expecting thousands of fans. it is a capacity thing. we are at levi stadium because it holds marfan's. to bring mark, we have shay salinas, a former quake player and a current club ambassador. i want to ask you, you are expecting over 40,000 fans, that's a lot of fans in the south bay, how do you think the crowd will be like, given that it is a big holiday in the bay area? >> a big holiday weekend. there is a ton of activities. i expect the game to have a lot of energy and excitement. lfc is a good team. which should be a good game. >> reporter: they are the champs and they won last year and they are at the top right now. we are in fourth place with the quakes, how will it be? how will this matchup look like? >> it will be a beacon. carlos is playing very well right now. we have a few guys playing well. christian espinosa is doing well. it should

i do want to say to you, abby, i'm- to say to you, abby, i'm sorpriset— to say to you, abby, i'm surprisede those bright intervals, first thing, it should be a lovely start to sunday. cloud just coming sunday. this cloud just coming and going again across central areas might provide some lowestoffe across some coastal areas , but generally it will areas, but generally it will break up into the afternoon. the odd shower possible, but you'll be unlucky to see one of those elsewhere. some nice sunny intervals climbing to of intervals climbing to highs of 20 celsius in the south as we 20 to celsius in the south as we head into the evening. the cloud across england will continue to fade away. some hazy, wispy stuff across scotland still, but generally a pleasant end to the day underneath the clear day underneath all the clear spells develop overnight, spells that develop overnight, though that will allow those temperatures much temperatures to drop off much more . and so many areas more widely. and so many areas will down into those will be getting down into those single figure marks, perhaps a

if i default, or come close to any of my credit cards, i'm not going to tell you how many i have, abby't get close to that limit, and to talk about what my credit standing would look like, and the credit rating of the united states long term, heck that is not a consideration, who the average american says the government gets away with more than the electorate has. >> we have to give a nod to kevin moccarthy, and they were able to get to an agreement with reasonable frame work, which stands a chance for a frame work with a long term agreement here. you saw dick durbin, with time to sit down and talk, and to your point, i don't think most americans do think that. i think a lot of americans, post pandemic, there is forgiveness in rents, forgiveness in student loans, forgiveness in cell phone bills -- >> why do you forget ppp loans? >> i will say ppp loans. >> and members of congress -- >> i don't disagree. you have to go back and pay your bills. you have to pay your bills but there has to be spending cuts in the future -- >> the issue that is being raised, does it really need to be tied t

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we found many people are in a state of limbo, abby. they have been apprehended and processed by federal authorities, and released. they are taking shelter for a day or two. as they try to plan out the next day, it can lead to hopelessness. we found because of many migrant mothers, that was appropriate on mother's day, there was a sense of hope as they are caught in a difficult situation. many of them don't know when or if they will be able to go to their final destinations. hold their children close. i had an opportunity to speak to a woman named connie. it is a bitter mother's day for her. she crossed the border illegally before turning herself in to u.s. authorities with her three daughters. she was processed and released with her six-year-old. however, her older daughters are still in detention. she is not going anywhere. she remains in el paso until she can find out when her daughters will be released. then she will take up opportunities to go to houston. >> thank you for all of that and putting a human face on something especially

abby locking her daughters in a bathroom before calling her boyfriend, a federal agent. >> he asked me if i had my gun on me i said, yes. you know, i already had it out i was ready to protect anybody in the room. >> i need an ambulance at h & m i've got victims >> reporter: inside the mall's h & m, steven spainhouer's son followed his training then called his dad. >> there's been a shooting outside the store. i'm in the break room. we've got the door barricaded i cannot get hold of 911. >> reporter: the former cop sped over, arriving to a nightmare. as he tried to save victims, he spotted a child. >> a young child was underneath one of the victims. okay laying on the ground >> reporter: and the parents? >> they were on the ground they were dead so there is nothing i can do. >> reporter: so he waited finally seeing police lead his son to safety on sidewalks covered in blood >> seeing my son walk out of a store with dead bodies, walking through a crime scene, is a parent's worst nightmare. i hope at some point we fix that problem. >> reporter: morgan chesky, nbc news allen, texas >> if i

abby >> here also saying that, in terms of profession, there is 200 people of the military.e way back, we're talking about 4000. >> it's about the biggest military precision that we've seen since the last coronation, you'll see thousands more lining the route as well. when we talk about pomp and pageantry, doing it well, this is peak pomp and pageantry. what many people around the world tune into, away from the characters in the families themselves. >> christiane, so great to be with you today. >> honestly, it is something incredible when you think that, even here, at westminster abbey, it's a ceremony that goes back till ten 66. that is 1000 years. william the conqueror was the first to be crowned. i think we also have to say that prince charles, now king charles iii, is the longest ever serving prince of well. he spent the longest time in waiting for this moment. thinking about this. his own sister said to the british in a really rare interview this week, you know what you're getting, you know what you're getting with this man. he has practiced for his entire life. he is 7

. >> i'm abby phillip. they have a deal to raise the debt ceiling and avoid a economic catastrophe.took weeks of negotiations, no one on either side though is thrilled. but here is what we know about the deal this morning. it raises the debt ceiling for two years, it caps federal spending, also for two years and adds tougher work requirems for food stamps but only in limited cases. and it cuts back on president biden's new internal revenue service funding. but now biden and mccarthy have to sell it to their parties. and in a statement last night biden said, the deal protects his main priorities and that the agreement represents a compromise which means not everyone gets what they want. and mccarthy said this morning it is a step in the right direction. >> i think people will look back and say oh, i didn't get exactly what i wanted. but there is something in here that it shouldn't be about you, it should be about america. america believes that we've spent too much. so this spends less. >> and cnn's lauren fox joins me now from capitol hill. lauren, a long night over the last couple o

king charles will walk into westminster abby in the footsteps of his ancestors.nt symbols like the stone of schoon. seized in scotland from king edward in the 13th century and used in coronations ever since. brought to london for saturday 's event. the palace says he also wants to reflect modern britain and look to the future. the challenge will be how to do both during a cost of living crisis. charles will be crowned with the st. crown. the same one placed upon previous monarchs. crowned jewels will feature, including scepters. the golden orb and various sorts each with their own symbolism. he will wear robes that have been passed down through the generations. the, anointing the most sacred spiritual part of the series will be head from view by special screen. one of the newly made pieces for the coronation. charles, who has always been known for his environmental campaigning, has been keen to emphasize reduce. he will be welcomed to the abbey first by the young core star to whom he will say that i can come not to be served but to serve. ♪ ♪ ♪ inclusivity is at

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i'm abby phillip. we begin tonight with a significant turn in the investigation involving donald trump's handling of classified documents. "the new york times" reporting tonight that federal prosecutors have secured the confidential cooperation of a person who has worked at mar-a-lago, an insider whose identity is not known. the doj is looking at whether trump ordered boxes of sensitive materials out of a storage room, and this insider, according to the times, has provided a picture. now, keep in mind, this is coming after cnn's exclusive reporting yesterday that prosecutors are asking witnesses about the handling of surveillance footage at trump's resort. so let's begin with cnn's sara sidner, former bush counsel jameel jaffer, and former obama and biden adviser ashly alison. first, let's get straight to cnn's legal analyst elie honig. this is a significant development it seems. what does it mean when we say cooperation? and how significant is it that this person is on the inside? >> so abby, this is

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