out loud e-mail messages exchanged between defense attorney alan jackson and aka employee doctor daniel wolfe. >> so my specialty in the area of lighting and human factors results in a lot of my cases involving pedestrians. pretty important stuff in this case. and then he comments, if you don't want me to say this, that's fine. that's fine. shh. don't tell them. >> the defense did not deny the messages, but says all communication was done through proper channels. doctor wolfe had been a key witness for the defense during trial, testifying that john o'keefe's fatal head injuries were not consistent with getting hit by a car and saying the damage to reed's tail light didn't line up with the prosecution's theory. >> in your expert opinion, based on all your testing, is the damage to the tail light that you saw consistent with striking the human head? >> no. >> in your expert opinion, is the damage to the tail light consistent with striking a human arm? >> no. during the trial, doctor wolfe was also questioned about his relationship with the defense. >> you haven't been paid by the defense. >> yo

so, daniel, what stood out to you from the news conference that we just heard, at least so far. >> wolf, i heard three false claims that we fact checked over and over for months, if not years. first of all, the president repeated a claim that he also made earlier today. he said that the u.s. is in for as in providing aid to ukraine for 200 billion more than europe collectively has. in fact, he has that reversed. so according to the kiel institute, a german think tank that closely follows the aid situation, it is europe collectively that has provided significantly more wartime aid to ukraine than the united states has. it's about 250 billion in aid allocated to ukraine by europe. collectively, about 123 billion. so about half of that allocated by a sorry that's committed by the u.s. and then in terms of aid actually allocated, it's still tens of billions higher for europe, 129 billion, compared to about 91 billion for the u.s. and then on the subject of tariffs, we heard the president repeat his claim that we took in hundreds of billions of dollars from china as a result of the tariffs h

wolf kayleigh, a junior finance major, is a student ambassador with the student financial education and professional development program, or sfp. the program is the brainchild of retired financial advisor ted daniels, sfpd is in 70 hbcus around the country and requires its student ambassadors to share what they're learning about financial literacy with friends, family, and the community. you can see there's a clear disparity between african americans and white households in the amount that they invest and amount they're making for themselves. in 2019, only 34% of black american households owned equity investments, compared to 61% of white households. hearing information like that encouraged kaylee's friend uren evans to take action. since i've heard her presentation, i have reached out to an advisor and i've started investing. student ambassadors share tips like how to acquire a creditit card, diversify and build an investment portfolio, and accumulate funds for retirement. i want a house. i want a family. and i also want my kids to be able to pursue their education without having financial worries. even kaylee's father had something to learn, and he did in a big way. increasing his credit score m