but this, along with alice scott's account, leads to an indictment.gainst leo's father. >>> it was in the newspaper. and i said, "oh my gosh, david. they arrested leo for michelle's death." i was like, "you don't think he did it, do you?" that was the first thing that came out of my mouth. after they arrested him, we visited him constantly in the jail. >> i think he had a positive attitude. >> adamant that he was innocent, so he just felt like he was going to be able to win this thing. >> you looked at the state's timeline. what stood out to you about it? >> the thing that stood out was it just made no sense. >> the more you read about the timeline, and the more you begin to realize, this is probably not a murder that leo schofield could physically commit. >> at the trial, leo comes face-to-face with former friends. >> i just wanted to stare him down. tch carriers... (roommate) i told him...at verizon, everyone can get the best deals, like that iphone 15 on them. (man) switching all the time...it wasn't easy. (lady) 35! (store customer) you're gonna b

politics with you, tell us in your own words what made alice why have we see this outpouring of colleagues o from both sides of the aisle on her >> scottna i knew and we came to know each other very well in our time cnn and the reason everybody loved alice is that she was a nice person. i mean the p nice person. nd she was always the first person in the gr our circle to have her hand out to talk to our democratic debating partners to try to make the conversations a little more civil, to try to you know at the end of the day,e that the audience believe are all americans and want the same thing, a better future. heart. she was a nice person. she genuinely believed in friendships across the aisle and i don't know a single person the media business who's ever had a bad say about alice. et cetera it's important to me i'm fromentucky and she was georgia and arkansas middle american perspective to corridors often dominated by people from the coasts and urban areas and i appreciated that aboutalice, too, because she represented middle america as well. she meant a lot to cnn. she left a hug hole. it doesn't seem real to me and i miss her. >> th

alice was a mainstay of the stage is for bully p role in the world. scott was a republican at cnn.what made alice special why have we seen this outpouring from from both sides of the aisle on her untimely passing will start >> alice, came to know each other very well atnn the reason everyone loved she was a nice person pow alice embodied it first person to have out to talk to our democratic debating partners try to make thene conversation with a little more civil. at the end of thet the audience believes despite our differences she was a good heart had a nice person aisle. i do not know a single business has ever had a bad word to say about alice. she wasas something that is important to me i am from kentucky siddle america arkansas and georgia roots. she people brought a middle america perspective cnn it ier greatly. thank you. >> i am not my age. [laughter] b i've politics since age nine. doi have had tremendouis 10 presidential campaigns i've camping and 49 states will more state i will ms. usa without the bikini. [laughter] but, when i became a politica

scott. all right, alice, thank you. breaking news this morning in israel, where prime minister benjamin netanyahu has dissolved his cabinet, his war cabinet. this is about one week since the country's opposition leader withdrew the war cabinet was set up five days after the october 7th attack back. it is now believed netanyahu will hold forums with a smaller circle of government members also developing right now in the middle east. a possible breakthrough in an effort to get much needed humanitarian aid to trap palestinians in gaza, israel has agreed to halt daytime combat along a seven mile stretch in southern gaza critical to the flow of supplies. now that area surrounds rafah, where more than a million palestinians are now hunkered down. israel's military has agreed to an 11 hour tactical pause each day. the united nations is welcoming that move. but of course, much of the war and the world is calling for a full cease fire. well, as expected, the conflict in gaza front and center during stanford's main commencement c

scott all right, alice from washington, thank you. well, there is a mountain lion wandering around a south bay neighborhood as we speak. folks in the edendale edenvale neighborhood, i should say, in san jose, spotted the cat last night. it's near l.a. drive and war admiral way, not too far from valley christian high school. and here's a live look at the neighborhood as the sun comes up the mountain lion was spotted walking in the front yards of a lot of homes. at last check. police are asking neighbors to stay indoors and certainly bring your pets inside. officers are working with animal control to try to track it down. call 911 if you happen to spot that mountain lion. very important there. well, just into our newsroom. sad developments out of the monterey bay aquarium. it confirms on instagram that rosa, a beloved sea otter, has died. the 24 year old was the aquarium's oldest resident. she also raised 15 stranded sea otter pups during her lifetime. wild female sea otters typically live between 15 and 20 years, and rosa, at 24, was o

see you political commentator actually alice it and cnn senior political commentator scott jenny's, scott trump, as you know, is huddling with advised his advisors on how we will respond to various questions including about the deadly january 6 riot. how do you think he should answer that well, i think he needs to constantly steer this debate toward the topics that are causing to be leading in the polls right now i mean, in any, in any debate situation, you want to try to get these things back to your ground. >> what would that be? inflation? immigration crime, strength versus weakness. so the best move here is to try to move these things as much as possible back towards the firmus grant you can. and that's where he's meeting biden are on those three topics actually were told the biden campaign wants to draw a contrast with trump. on various issues such as reproductive rights, political violence and, democracy, for example is this the right focus as opposed to, let's say, the economy and other so-called kitchen table issues well, i think it's important that they do draw that contrast betw

scott and laura. good. just minutes away. thanks alice. well, the date is set. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu will address a joint session of congress next month, according to two sources. he will speak on july 24th. netanyahu last spoke to congress in 2015. several democrats have indicated he will. they will boycott the speech as israel is being condemned around the world for the civilian death toll in the war in gaza. that includes an attack earlier this week where dozens were killed in an airstrike on a school. former president trump is now in breach of a british high court order, according to sky news. he was ordered to pay $300,000 in legal costs to the former spy, who compiled a dossier alleging russian interference in the 2016 us election, the paper reports. trump failed to comply with the costs to settle with christopher steele. trump didn't comment on the matter to sky news. nbc news has also reached out for comment. all this comes as trump just left the bay area after a fundraiser hosted by tech leaders in san francisco's well-known pacific

alice, much bigger number than we were looking for. yeah. scott. you know, i was messaging with your producer and he just said, wow, we because this is a lot more than we had been anticipating. the u.s. added 272,000 new jobs last month. that's far more than the 190,000 we told you last. our dow jones economists had predicted the average hourly wage increased an average of $0.14, or 0.4. and at the same time, the unemployment rate ticked up slightly to 4% the first time it's reached that level since january 2022. the numbers of jobs added though counter fears of a potential slowdown in the labor market. in april, the economy added 175,000 new jobs. so, for context, there , we're talking nearly 100,000 more for the month of may, average hourly earnings rose a smaller than expected 0.2% in april compared to that 0.4% for may, and the 4% unemployment that's ticked up from 3.9% in april, 3.8% the month before that. but here's the takeaway the bottom line is that this new may report makes it much less likely the federal reserve is going to move toward c

alice, her testimony specifically focusing on that past drug use. well, that's right, scott and laura, this is, of course, deeply personal testimony for the president's son. prosecutors say they could rest their case as soon as today. potentially. as you mentioned, the jury heard from both hunter biden's former girlfriend and his ex-wife yesterday. he was married to kathleen buell from 1993 to 2017. she testified that she found a pipe belonging to the president's son in 2015, and he allegedly acknowledged to her that he used crack. so it kasten, an alleged an ex-girlfriend who met hunter biden while she was a dancer at a gentlemen's club, said he used cash to pay for many things, including drugs. hunter biden faces three charges tied to gun possession charges while using drugs. the prosecution is trying to prove that he knowingly lied on a federal form when he purchased that gun in 2018, but the biden defense team says that he did not knowingly. that word is important lie on the form when denying he used drugs or was an addict. first lady jill biden has been one of his many