it's changed how she looks at him too. >> i have been told conner can't do things. he can't write his name, can't brush his teeth. he can't, he can't, he can't. now i watch him ski down these mountains independently and he has a grin on his face. he is having such fun. >> reporter: for ladonna and conner for whom life is uphill battle, that is just the lift they need. >> such an incredible story. it's amazing to see the stories like this. tell us what it was like to hoot this and we get to see it in 3d. >> yes. people will see what you are seeing. it's got live streaming to the monitor behind you. i will hand you the controls. last week we went to a magic forest. this week we thought we would take you to tahoe to see what it is like to ski but in a way you have never seen it before. you are inside the story. we put some of the cameras on helmets of the skiers so you can get the feel when going down the slopes. it's a whole different way of telling stories. >> this is an experience where we get to feel what conner felt too. >> yes. you can feel it. it takes a couple

conner. as a sober spring breaker how do you handle police when they tell you guys to clear out? >> well, i'm clearing out. that's all i know. i'm not fighting the cop or throwing hands there. but. >> jesse: you are going to wind up on body cam on "primetime" if you do that. >> there is another chance i get on "primetime." i love it. thank you for having me by the way. i know you ran into johnny and i'm sorry for that that seems very unfortunate for you. >> was johnny misbehaving while he was filming that piece? >> oh, yeah. he definitely had a beer. johnny definitely had a beer, yeah. >> all right. we're going to have to. >> i would rather yeah, i would rather drink a nice prime. give me a prime not beer. i don't need that. >> nice plug. all right, behave yourself. thanks again and try not to pack too much heat down in miami beach. all right. >> sounds good, thank you for having me. >> all right. so the "primetime" nickname bracket is back. you guys voted all weekend for the favorite "primet

>> reporter: 21-year-old conner carson likes being a part of the team what do you bake now >> i'm baking shiri reuveni-ullrich was an avid baker and speech therapist who noticed years ago when she baked with her special needs students, they lit up. >> they found a voice in the kitchen. i was just beautiful. >> reporter: so during covid, she started a bakery in her own house. this oven was in your dining room for a long time. >> yes. >> reporter: this january, they finally moved to a temporary storefront, employing young adults with disabilities, supported by volunteers. what's the idea? >> to give them a meaning to wake up in the morning and say i want to go to work i want to be as important as anyone else. >> i'm going take the glaze already done here. >> reporter: luke garrison showed me how toe make a maple glaze. >> i do make mistakes. >> everybody makes mistakes. >> but i grow in them. >> reporter: lisa carson is conner's mom and serves on the board. >> the minute he brought in the door, what he brought to the table was valued they really saw him for who he was. >> reporter: rising

so he's walking around and stuff, conner starts driving for a little bit, then paul, he stops conner and he's like, man, let me drive. >> some of them were huddled down in the bottom because of, "a," the way paul, the way he's acting, also the speeds they were going. this guy is angry, bitter. it became a battle that conner wanted to take him off the wheel, and he wouldn't have any of it. >> he was doing doughnuts and morgan was saying she was done with him, he started calling her a bitch, "you're such a whore," all this kind of stuff. i saw the bridge coming. at the last second i screamed. >> wa you reveal in the documentary is that at the hospital where these kids were taken, alex murdaugh goes to the hospital with his father, the former prosecutor for the entire area, to try to manipulate the other people who were involved in the crash about who was actually driving the boat. >> yeah. i mean, nothing ever surprised me as we got into this. first of all, anderson, a huge fan of yours, thanks for having me on tonight. i would just like to say, yeah, nothing that we uncovered ever sur

it's time to kick back with the conners show to watch a lot of work on myself this year, and i'm gonna be positive. feels wrong makes me kind of sweaty, but i'm gonna do it. as vital as ever got a job on your own. that's unusual in this family, not like court mandated or anything. first rate comedy ensemble. not going to touch me. no, you big baby! i'm not gonna touch you. connors tonight on abc stream on who? you? you just got con erred. this sunday. salute the people who bring magic to life. enjoy moment. j sunday on abc. time you're looking live at the red carpet tent on hollywood boulevard just four days until oscar sunday and this morning. we're learning about some of this year's most celebrated underdogs back with more. hey liz. hey, andrew. i think we can sometimes feel like the oscars are just so hollywood and that it's a bunch of rich people celebrating ric people right. but some of this year's nominees are an important reminder why it's important to keep going in the face of seemingly impossible adversity. very one more time. the 30 year old irish actor collecting the hardwar

bottom of the 3rd conner capel comes in clutch with the bat comes in on the shallow center that plates rosado and christian patchy a's lead to one, but columbia scored runs in the 4th and 6th innings to win the game. 3, the 2 so back to the dream mine incident might have been a little confusing out there for viewers, but basically he wanted the ball. but jordan poole kind of him off an i got really annoyed. >> dream on throws a tantrum, turned his back and has played passing him. the ball a turnover doesn't get back on defense. so the big talker today, steve kerr didn't really make a huge deal that you're what he said. we're very disconnected out there. but i bet it was probably a deeper conversation that looked just watching it from, you know, as a fan, it didn't look right. the optics were really yeah. >> they got to get together. i know we only like i think 17 games left. all right. thanks, jason. thank you. in national news tonight, top intelligence officials are warning lawmakers about the biggest global threat. the leaders of the fbi, cia and national intelligence agency briefed

but in the nearby village of crawfish, rock, people are worried council leader, louisa conner says local fear they'll be squeezed out. a long concert by the city will grow like a chima. i'm afraid of being expropriated. this is the neighboring village will be the 1st to lose what we have a local keep look at the con, it doesn't believe the project will create jobs instead, just employing cheat labor in what critics call crypto colonialism. but bryan rejects the criticism back perceptions of fears, many of them legitimate fears, perhaps of historical sense. but there is a disconnect between the fears and the perception and the reality of prosperous that critics say honduras is being sold off outside congress activists urged parliament to put the brakes on the prosper project. the government might still repeal the controversial nor passed in 2013 that allowed the city to go ahead. christopher castillo says prosper is exploiting social and economic problems in honduras labs and x yawning building, but through prosperous could only harkell because we were in an economic crisis. a country in

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laura conner pulse. i this young girl says hi, dad, from a van this put children for russian controlled territory. there were uniting in kia a moment. he's been anticipating love. these children are among dolphins who've been reunited with their parents. they're working as ever. so the sonata giovanni, our mission, the rescue mission, as we call it, ended today. we returned 17 children who were deported to the russian federation. many ukrainian parents and russian controlled areas said they felt pressure to send their children to what they thought was summer camps. but instead they say they were places to teach russian patriotism. oh, we went to school because they would call and text my grandmother saying if she didn't send her child to school, they would send me to an orphanage. my grandmother sent me to school. we studied there for about 2 months, maybe less, and then we were told that we can go to a camp for 2 weeks. won't leave me your mother, she was deceived. then in turn, we were deceived, as wel

well that speak now with mike conner in washington dc. so i might, the russian ambassador not explicitly denying that there was a collision. indeed, yes, it sounded a bit more like justification, then a denial we have heard from the russian fund, a ministry that denied that the incident took place, saying that the drone went down under its own power. but then we heard from the russian ambassador implying that it was justified to be russian action because the drone was too close to what he defines as russian territory, which is the crimean coast. however, on the recall though, the russian foreign ministry statement still stands this rejected by the united states, which is sharply criticized the incident in the air we heard from the national security liason officer at the white house saying that president biden was informed shortly after the incident happened repeating the words that we heard from the pentagon, as reckless and unprofessional my, how serious is this for us? russian relations already at a low point over the worn ukraine. inde

. >> reporter: jessica conner, a mother of three, traveled here from east palestine. >> i'm very aware of what these chemicals and toxins can do to terrifying and devastating.'s - we're not drinking the water right now. >> reporter: you don't trust that the water is safe to drink? >> no. >> reporter: and david, shaw defended his company's safety record, saying it is safe, but the families at that hearing still want answers. david? >> all right, gio benitez live in washington. thank you, gio. >>> we're going to turn now to the war in ukraine tonight. russia launching its fiercest missile assault this year. at least 84 missiles, including six hypersonic missiles that ukraine is unable to shoot down. what they were targeting. and abc's james longman inside ukraine again tonight. >> reporter: tonight, russia unleashing a deadly wave of attacks across ukraine. the biggest missile barrage so far this year. the seven-hour assault beginning before dawn. more than 90 missiles and drones. dozens hitting their targets, slamming all corners of the country. six people killed and power cut in multip

ron conner occupied east jerusalem given that we now have a bit more information about the shooting in televi for in rob. what more can you tell us? well it happened in the last hour or so. ah, the israeli place of confirmed the the shooter has been neutralized, been utilized that they language that him being shot dead. they say that 3 people were actually injured that the mare of televi, evil diet lipkin is being quoted by israeli public radio. thank. i was in phone about a terrorist incident. i requested i stopped on the security forces, do their work. they were on the scene very, very quickly. now just to give you the geography of the area, deezen golf street is actually a very popular, very busy street in central televi full of bars and restaurants. it's thursday nights that's the beginning of the weekend here in israel. so it would have been packed with people. we don't know who the shooter actually is, but once again, we do know that the israeli police are holding miss a terrorist attack. it sent me a very grave incident coming after a day of protest within telephone itself. so t

the provincial elections have been delayed until october, and ron conner called upon the court to uphold the constitution. but the coalition government wants to see him on con, standing court to answer for one over 100 cases against him. and he think out with him on con, can maintain this kind of momentum until october. and if he is found guilty of any of those charges against him, it could mean that is not allowed to stand in those election. i start baked under the whole bucket on nearly 2 months after python earthquake struck turkey and syria, millions of dispensed. people are still in dire need of proper housing. the turkish government has already started some major reconstruction projects, but safety concerns remain artist. there's wrestle, sought a report from carmen marsh. this rocky hill is being prepped to house people displaced by the earthquake. the construction workers have laid the foundation. they said the 1st section of the $310.00 structures will be completed in 4 months. to kilometers away how much she can live in a 10 city. if she lost 4 of her relatives in the quakes, s

congressman conner says he will not be running for feinstein for the senate. feinstein announced her retirement this year. >> i'm honored to cochair barbara for the senate. we need a strong entative and she will fill that role. >> feinstein's candidates including -- as for the state, they have not elected one for the state since p.il in 1998. >>> well, miami rallied to upset texas's run for the final four. they'll take on fernando state. that's a look at your top stories. and taking a live look at the rain. >>> we have a break in the rain. >> it was a cold morning. i was not rad are ready for that ready for the little snap. >> meteorologist: well, that's going to make it the third time where we have rain. >> i noticed that. >> call it inconvenient tuesday. >> turbulent tuesday. >> that's why i love you. >> and we're on our way to a frost advisory on the map. taking a look at current temperatures, we're sitting just below freezing. and colin creek sitting at 32 degrees and 35 in livermore and two jackets, i'm not exaggerating and here's the good news. we're goi

it is to conner the united states in any way they ultimately can through influence, presence, what have you. and, this would mean it would be fine for many in the regime media, by the way, who seemed to already given up on america. check out how "the new york times" facing the question whether to ban tiktok. "the new york times" now have tiktok account, meaning shutting down the app could appear to shutting down the spread of fact-based news to counter chinese disinfo.. well, "the new york times" will ever be a reliable counter to china is laughable. plus, remember all their efforts to counter, so-called covid misinformation? the only answer is to force biden's hand. congress must immediately pass legislation to ban the tiktok app in the united states, long since time. then, biden can choose to protect the priority of the ccp or the concerns of the american people. that's "the angle," joining me now is josh hawley. thank you for being with us tonight. there are a few questions i know you had after watching today for the ceo were not asked in this very long hearing today. give me one of

. >> hannity: tomorrow conner mcgregor will be on the show.th this fox news alert tonight. reckless aggression in the skies. a u.s. drone operating over international waters above the black sea downed by a russian fighter jet, two of them. two su-27 aircraft. they flew dangerously close to our unmanned drone. putin's thugs when dumped fuel on our drone several times before then finally ramming its propel por and then sending our $14 millionaire craft into the sea below. now, some reports claim the collision was not

. >> hannity: tomorrow conner mcgregor will be on the show. we begin with this fox news alert tonight. reckless aggression in the skies. a u.s. drone operating over international waters above the black sea downed by a russian fighter jet, two of them. two su-27 aircraft. they flew dangerously close to our unmanned drone. putin's thugs when dumped fuel on our drone several times before then finally ramming its propel por and then sending our $14 millionaire craft into the sea below. now, some reports claim the collision was not intentional and that the russian pilots were just provocative and incompetent amateurs. make no mistake. this was no accident. i can guarantee you that vladamir putin personally signed off on this military aggression. here's our very own gennifer griffin. >> i'd just like to get your reaction to what happened today in the black sea. >> pissed off. i mean, just be honest about this for a second. the report coming out of our government is that this was an unprofessional act and environmentally unsound. i'm sorry, folks. th

seems to me like a lot of colleges are dropping out of them because of wokism and conner mcshane is onight, connell? >> you hear words like diversity and equity and if that fits your definition, that's a big part of it. what u.s. news is doing and pushing back on all this and it's a big part of their business. and they've written a letter to education secretary and saying he should call on the universities to provide open access to all of under graduate and access data and spoke to the ceo expanding in the interview, take a listen. >> we'd like to see more financial information about schools >> we would like to get admissions data and who are the schools admitting. i think students would like to know that too. that's the most opaque part of the entire process. >> comes after more than 40 law schools, yale and stanford among them and over a dozen medical schools, many would call elite and harvard on the list and said in recent months stop providing this data for the rankings and what the schools will say is the method is somehow flawed and leans too heavily on things like test scores an

leon draisaitl scored twice to join the teammate conner mcdavid as the first players with 100 points march it's the second time in nhl history the same teammates were the first to reach the centennial mark in consecutive years. david assisted on one of those goals and netted one of his own boosting his leading point total to 129 he's a break out star. the already expanded world cup in north america just got even bigger fifa's world soccer governing body has approved an even larger world stage. changing the format to 12 groups of four teams from 16 groups of three. it krets a 104-game schedule up from the 80 originally planned in 2026. that will last nearly six weeks across 16 host cities, the united states, mexico, and canada we cannot wait for that. time now for the weather and meteorologist angie lassman is here and more and more rainout west >> more and more rainout west. the good news for the northeast the nor'easter will move away so quieter conditions but still wind gusts and lingering snow showers. we're going to go through the day with most of that rain focused in southern ca

bottom of the 3rd conner capel finds the gap in shallow center that plates, connor mercado and kristen patchy a's lead 2 to one, but columbia scored a single run in the 4th 6 innings to win this game. 3 to 2. all righty actually. look at sports. we'll be right look at sports. we'll be right back. ♪ when pain says, “i'm here,” ♪ i say, “so are they.” just one aleve. 12 hours of uninterrupted pain relief. aleve who do you take it for? hey... it's me! your dry skin! i'm craving something we're missing. the ceramides in cerave. cerave, with three essential ceramides, helps restore my natural barrier, so i can lock in moisture and we can feel it long after. cerave moisturizers. you didn't choose cat allergies. you didn't choose your hairline. hot flashes, the flu, or that thing when your knee just gives out for no reason. you didn't choose your bad back or this. or... that. you didn't choose depression, melanoma, or lactose intolerance. but with kaiser permanente you can choose your doctor who works with other best-in-class specialists to care for all that is you. >> all right. you're looki

ed conner former bain capital manager, up side of equality, always good to see you. other on the whole debt limit thing. no one knows for sure when you hit the point, you have a break got to settle something before you have a default. what do you think? >> i think it always has to be negotiations around the debt limit. we ought to expect this. we ought to expect a lot of brinksmanship before we get there. i think if you step back to look at the bigger picture taxes are running 18% 1/2 of the economy. that is a full point above the historical average of 17 1/2%. spending is running at 24% of gdp of our economy. that is an astonishing four points higher than the historical average. so i think if we want to reduce inflation, not damage banks in the process, raise wages in the long run, we have to cut spending, not raise taxes. inflation we're seeing is caused by the blow wrought blowout in spending increasing taxes inflation, interest rates will all shrink the private sector and reduce wages. neil: the administration could turn that around, ed, if he is worried about in

i'm george santos, and i'm a cyborg sent from the future to kill sarah conner on behalf of skynet. [pplause ] >> jimmy: you've do the my vote, that's for sure. donald trump jr. has been busy posting thoughtful videos from his house. this is his job now, i guess. and in his most recent video, i noticed something that -- well, take a look at this. >> we've seen the insanity of what's gone on the last talk years and we're just here to call that out. >> jimmy: zoom in, if you can. he's got two empty frames on his shelf. [ laughter ] those are pictures of his friends. [ laughter and applause ] showing off all the fun times he had with dad when he was a kid. [ laughter ] those of you who watch the show regularly know that from time to time, we like to include my aunt chippy in the fun. we've pulled many a shenanigan on aunt chippy over the years, but somehow, we always manage to squeeze one more out. this time, we brought her to our studio under the false pretense that she'd be shooting a commercial. aunt chippy is a smoker. she loves cigarettes, so we came up with the perfect product to h

the question here, on ban regulation you want to talk about all this, make all these people, james conneryour, colleagues make them vote one way or th other about regulating the small and mid sized banks. >> absolutely. let's go back to making sure they have liquidity tests. let's go back to making sure they're paying the premium t cover the fdic here's what i don't understand here's the actual argument the republicans could've made, t be fair. with silicon valley had this crisis, the government respond within three days to protect the depositors i supported what the governo did. why don't we see that in jackson, mississippi why don't we see that in eas palestine. why don't we see that in small communities have the same kind of government action and that we could have a debat about it but instead, this nonsense and it's not convincing anyone >> it's also wild. because it feels, i was lookin through it for research, s partly i was biased on my part i'm looking for. the greed to which this became the line immediately i mean, it only took like 12 hours. and they're all singing from the scene

bottom of the 3rd conner capel. finds the gap in shallow center. that plate a run a lead. columbia, they scored single runs in the 4th and 6th inning to win the game 3 to 2. all righty. that is your look at sports. back to you guys. thank you, jason. time now for 4 zone forecast as we get a live look at sfo. clear night. >> won't be that way. tomorrow night in all likelihood large says here. if you have a flight, what tomorrow afternoon tomorrow night, good luck. yeah. i think it's going to be tough. i think you've got a lot of rain coming in. some thunderstorms. >> and really some gusty winds that will likely impact some of those flights. and boy, any kind of travel around the bay area for pretty much the northern two-thirds of california. for that matter of fact, the storm system going again going to pack up much of california and we're going to see a series of storms play out over the next 10 days, maybe 2 weeks, maybe even longer as we enter a very active period now. so here we go. the got mostly clear skies out there now clouds not far away that atmospheric river even

an endorsement in her bid for a us senate seat from a fellow bay area house member congressman roe conner of fremont now throwing his support behind lee. he says he will serve as the co-chair for lee's senate campaign the endorsement ends speculation that cana might also run for the seed being vacated by senator diane feinstein connor spent saturday in santa clara meeting with small businesses and nonprofits affected by the collapse of silicon valley bank some really scary moments aboard a delta flight about to take off from la. so police say as a plane pushed away from the gate on saturday a passenger on board open the emergency exit door, which caused that emergency slide to open up. of questions the captain has communicating with air traffic control and our officers out there. so once you have more information, he'll be making an announcement to give us more information to type for the moment. thank you. airport police responded pretty quickly. the man was arrested and processed for a mental evaluation. no one was hurt, but they had to cancel that flight delta helped to get passengers

here is what conner smith's police -- what congressman's n scalise says. caller: i think trump is a great person, he gives to a lot of charities and i think he is a goodhearted man and he does love this country -- host: we'll leave it there and talk to patrick in new york. independent line. patrick, good evening to. -- to you. caller: yes, good evening. first of all i want to say the -- to the guy from georgia, he does not sound like a new yorker. i'm born and raised in new york, ok? and i'm a registered independent. i'm 68 years old and it is a disgrace. this is a witch hunt. they are going after this man because they do not want him to run for president. it is a disgrace. this country, the media is on their side. i mean, look at the economy, they are going out boasting like they are doing a great job. you got everything out there is so expensive, they are killing energy, cost so much in transport goods, everything goes up. host: give us in 10-seconds of this indictment- your opinion of this indictment. caller: it is horrible. host: we got it. thank you,

. >>> i'm a friend of sarah conner. i was told she's here. can i see her, please?. >> that was a clip from james cameron's 1984 megahit "the terminator." the film helped launch arnold shwarzenegger into superstardom and eventually governor of california. he was recently titled in piece called arnold schwarzenegger's last act. in it he talks about his life, his hope for politics and more. and joining us now arnold shwarzenegger, wait, i've been misinformed. it's the authof the terminator. give us your impressions where arnold is in his life, and how he views himself right now. >> it struck me when i wrote about him. he's had this incredible concoction of american celebrity. he basically invented the sport of bodybuilding and became literally one of the best people at the box office in hollywood and was really known in every corner of world. and i turned around one day last year and i saw he'd turned 75 years old. and this is jarring. people get old, we know this. people die, we know this. but i'm like, wow, this is really like a comic book god who just didn't -- he

treasury official michael fall conner, liz peek, carol roth along with congressman dan meuser and michaelurgess. president biden claiming he's on top of it, but his former press secretary jen psaki reveals he doesn't start to work until after 9 a.m. plus, the government not prepared for a brand new type of bank run. we've got that. and house oversight subpoenas bank of america for its probe into the biden family selling access. and energy secretary granholm claims we could learn from china when china has been called out as the world's worst polluter and human rights abuser. and michigan democrat governor gretchen whitmer, she now suddenly criticizes her own pandemic lockdowns, and cbs reveals government documents show the m the ih paid double for dangerous virus research and china despite dr. fauci's denials. i'm elizabeth macdonald, "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪ elizabeth: okay, let's get you updated on the action. check out stocks, they're up on hopes the fed will -- well, they're not up, they mended mixed -- ended mixed. there's hope that the fed will stop raising rates, but c

. >> conner smith thank you for your question again.his is a a vital national security issue important to the lives and the health and safety of american citizens we've made it one of our absolute top priorities in engaging with the chinese unfortunately they have put up various roadblocks to cooperation lately they have complained about regulatory steps that we have taken that allegedly impede that cooperation we do not agree with that view and we do not believe that there are any steps that the united states has taken from a regulatory perspective that ought to impede cooperation we believe that china has a responsibility to take steps to impede the flow of these precursor chemicals as i indicated earlier in 2019 they did take steps to schedule fentanyl which stopped the shipment of fentanyl to almost zero now the problem is these precursor chemicals who are diverted in which are diverted and then illegally manufactured into fentanyl we've made clear in our bilateral engagement that china needs to do better and it needs to take steps