diane's career in politics began where many do, ask the local level. but for diane that happened, shattering glass ceilings in a measure -- major metropolitan. while in office she endured a failed attempt to bomb her home. then her predecessor was assassinated. that is when diane became the city's first female mayor. then she badly beat and attempted recall. by the time this trail baileys or -- real laser became senator fine eyes -- by that time this trailblazer became senator feinstein, nothing could stop her. she has been one of our country's most vulnerable legislatures across numerous subjects. somehow, she house -- she has maintained a general warmth and congeniality that cuts through debates. elaine and i have been able to count diane as a friend for years. elaine and -- served on a board together several years ago. the four of us would go out to dinner and we had a genuine friendship. you can imagine we hated to lose him recently. the good news is diane will be here for two more years as our collie, and that is -- our colleague and that is very

entire le possible what diane is saying that that pressure gets relieved by a 50 m n. march. >> ten-year yield about 3.91 >> final comment dealer's choice. diane, we'll give it to you really quick >> the bottom line is the fed is data dependent the fed is going to respond as they see the data come in. we've got less dove voices, less of a strong dove influence at the moment on the fed. and i think that's going to make i adifference and push them to a half percent in march with what i think will still be strong data in february we might get weaker data in march but that doesn't show up until may. >> thank you both. we really appreciate it. diane swonk joining us today along with our very own steve liesman. >> thanks, folks news alert now on the supreme court hearing on section 230, which has potentially revolutionary implications for the internet as we know it eamon javers with the details. hi, eamon. >> hi, tyler that's right at issue today before the supreme court was the question of whether or not twitter can be held liable for aiding and abetting isis under the anti

and. 5 you also mentioned those leaflets, diane, i want to share with our audience this one. for example, people accusing the tory party and these far right extremist groups of kind of using the same language. if you will hear things stop the invasion that you can see there in yellow thing, they must act now calling for people to go protest, of course, that language, stop the invasion coming straight out of the mouth of a certain politicians. i just want to ask you, diane, i mean, reporting on this consistently as you have, how would you frame this in terms of the crossover between the far right politicians and the media sort of in, in flaming this situation? ah, it will certainly the, the current home secretaries to al or brother mine has been criticized of using inflammatory language such as the word invasion, referring to the asylum seekers who arrived in the u. k. on small, but as you say, that's the same language that the far right is using. but what, what we're not seeing from mainstream politicians is any very strong rebuttal of, of what the far right to doing. and tha

we got to sunday's mirror diane andifs we got to sunday's mirror diane and it's the story a mega prisona bingo but apparently not i this is apparently it's not i this is absolutely incredible mega absolutely incredible so a mega prison salvador or where prison in el salvador or where 40,000 suspected gangsters have been crammed in side by side now . i'm president naive kelly. let's just paint the picture of who this guy is. he has self—styled himself on twitter as world's coolest dictator . he as world's coolest dictator. he is the guy who made bitcoin in a legal legal tender in el salvador . let's legal legal tender in el salvador. let's remember, this was before the price of bitcoin . and he's been to talking all the people about escaping. and now he's created this mega prison and this prison, for example, that all no recreational facilities whatsoever . and has created whatsoever. and has created a space. each building has 32 cells of 100 square metres , with cells of 100 square metres, with each one set to hold 100 prisoners as yeah, a square metre each . that's what it metre each.

and diane nash did that. and that's what the activists obama. there's one story in my book when those black lives matter meet up with barack obama in december 2014 in the oval office, he's telling them that america is like a big ocean liner, that he can't just turn in one split second. and they're telling they're being tear gassed in ferguson. right. that's what they're telling him in reply. right. the first black president. so what they teach us is that we have to demand freedom. now, that's what they've taught us. and we've got to have enough grace and we have to have enough patience to just say, okay, let me listen. right. and so i think our role more as advisors, even as we continue to be activists and organizers is we have to listen. i would say in the classics civil rights movement, the youth played an incredible, important role, especially birmingham spring of 1963, which i consider the gettysburg of the civil rights movement. it's when james bevel says, you know, dr. king, your approach isn't working here. i'm going to put the kids in th

we're going. >> in other words, diane story was much like patricia's.th this. at all. >> so one picture shy as far as i turned down her plea deal and refused to testify, a door open for diane tran. >> you're willing to plead guilty to the new charge in the enhancement and receive a possible sentence of four years in prison. >> diane made a deal with the prosecutor, pleading guilty to a reduced charge of voluntary manslaughter, in exchange, she agreed to testify in the case against patricia. and her testimony would be explosive. diane said, patricia wasn't forced into anything, but instead took part in the plan in planning the murder. >> yeah he was talking about wanting to find this guy, and retaliate. according to diane tran, those discussions about retaliation all began immediately. miss tran also indicated that there were conversations, that took place, where she was president, where ghani talked about killing gonzalo route ramirez. we're misses far as it was present. and miss -- as a new that the plan was to kill gonzalo. >> a claim, remember, that

diane, earlier, you could see the recovery effort happen in the background.re here on the linda ana shrimp boat off the coast of myrtle beach. we just got the call, as soon as we finished that live shot with you, kaitlan, a little bit ago. essentially, the coast guard telling us, look, you can't go any further. this is as close as we can get to the recovery efforts. if you see behind me, this is the perimeter. we're not even seeing what the navy is doing to try to get the remnants of that suspected chinese spy balloon. it's about 47 feet of water deep. that, though, is a coast guard perimeter. we've seen a couple of these ships now around here. and a couple miles from that is where we actually start to see the recovery effort begin. to give you an idea of where i am right now, we're about three miles off the coast of myrtle beach in this direction. and so, this is as close as you can get to this very large operation. again, u.s. navy divers, unmanned vessels, trying to get that up off of the ground, on to a ship, and to quantico, so intelligence officials can

i never as we to sunday's mirror diane we got to sunday's mirror diane andifs we got to sunday's mirror story a mega prison which sounds a bingo but which sounds like a bingo but apparently not i this apparently it's not i this is absolutely incredible mega absolutely incredible so a mega prison salvador or where prison in el salvador or where 40,000 suspected gangsters have been crammed in side by side now . i'm president naive kelly. let's just paint the picture of who this guy is. he has self—styled himself on twitter as world's coolest dictator . he as world's coolest dictator. he is the guy who made bitcoin in a legal legal tender in el salvador . let's legal legal tender in el salvador. let's remember, this was before the price of bitcoin . and he's been to talking all the people about escaping. and now he's created this mega prison and this prison, for example, that all no recreational facilities whatsoever . and has created whatsoever. and has created a space. each building has 32 cells of 100 square metres , with cells of 100 square metres, with each one set to hold 100 prisone

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. >> the relationship between sam and diane was match cal. >> i'm sorry i was late, is there anything you wouldn't. >> and then, it introduced a story telling troth, will they? won't they. >> you disgust me, i hate you. >> are you as turned on as i am >> more >> cheers was explicitly saying these two people will sleep token it will be a disaster. >> i've never been better in my entire life. >> but boozing with two hands ever since diane walked out on you. >> this the call came, this is top secret, diane will be break up with sam and you might be her boyfriend. >> i'm dr. fraser crane. >> overeducated highly emotional dreamer, i thought i can play this guy. >> here, diane. >> shelly moved on after the fifth season and in academy kirsty alley, she was like the biker chick from held. >> she just blew the roof off. >> in came woody harrelson. >> he get behind the bar and right away strangers are your best friends. >> cheers was that place where you fit in, actually belong, this your secondary family. >> we lost nick, the coach after the third year. we didn't realize how sick, nick was and

it is hard and diane has a lot of experience working with us.hen you have a big project you are trying to get -- you're throwing your bag over the fence in the hopes you'll get there in the momentum carries you through to the hard part. what we are doing in addition to the bureaucratic pieces is trying to lean in a little bit more politically as well. and kind of forcing some of harder decisions about how are we going to local support? how are we going to get the funding? how are going to encourage public engagement that gives a project that is complicate the t resilience of the long process for. >> thank you so much. that is the perfect segue over too commissioner comment to diana. i think the states are l literay 90% of the funding is redeployed through nonfederal partners in the state and local governments literally hits the road. you tell me a little bit about your perspective from the state of new jersey? not only your engagement with the federal government but have you reprioritize ug projects? you thought differently what's going to come

diane, nothing will get the 60 votes. as soon as you get it we will bring it to the floor and included in the crime bill. we will make it law. she never gave up. we worked it. i remember, i am only about five feet. she is many inches taller. i would say to her, i will take the short senators you take the tall senators, let's go. we did everything we could. she. was a leader on that. she was exceptional. unfortunately it could only last ofpr -- for 10 anyone that respects diane or cares for her, a lot of folks in the senate, both sides of the aisle should step up and support the assault weapon's ban and make it her lasting -- >> we will see if that gets done. i have some breaking news to tell you about. since we came on the air, it was just made official, congresswoman barbara lee is also getting into this race. i did not know if you knew that before the rest of us. what do you think about it? we have her, adam schiff, katie porter. >> it is a good flores. it is beautiful -- it is a beautiful race. it is beautiful. people

navy and decided to open up an ice cream shop it it takes time for the parent to put money down and diane one of the managers at zen citizen in arena hills open and serve old-fashioned ice cream. >> over 20 years. >> yeah. >> had my own business i was a firefighter and came in- in 1969 her dad had ice cream and left here still the owner but shortly after um, in here became the inc. maker the manager and lead and branded the store from day to day and in the late 90s- was obvious choice he sold it to him and he called us up one night and said i'm going to sell the ice cream store what you you talking about diane came and looked at the store and something we want to do and had a history of her dad here and growing up here at the ice cream store we decided to take that business on. >> and have it in the family i didn't want to sell it. >> to keep it here in san francisco. >> and (unintelligible). >> share worked there and worked with all the people and a lot of customers come in. >> a round hill in the adjoining areas loved neither ice cream shop in this area and support russia hills and have

. >> diane gallagher joins us from outside the courthouse in walterboro. another crucial moment was the questioning about the confrontation about stealing from the law firm and from those victims. his asking a supplier of the pills to which he was addicted to shoot him, to kill him. just walk us through that portion of the testimony. >> reporter: so, victor, to a lot of people this is the suicide for hire insurance fraud scheme that happened in september of 2021 where alex murdaugh admittedly asked a friend, former client and he claims drug dealer of his, to shoot him in the head. he says to kill him so his son buster could get a $12 million life insurance policy. obviously it did not work and alex murdaugh -- we heard him on a recording from a rehabilitation center in georgia telling law enforcement about this plot earlier in the trial. this is the first time we've heard alex himself in the flesh talk about doing this. this was something the defense had initially worked to keep out of this trial, arguing that it would prejudice the jury against him. the s

she's looking to replace retiring senator diane feinstein. >> they didn't want to hear my voice or anyoneho wasn't like them. but by the grace of god i didn't let that stop me. >> along with her nearly ly three minute video. lee says that she never backed down to what she has to do. lee is a member of the congressional black caucus and learned firsthand from some of the historical congress members. from chief of staff dellums. >> that's how i got involved in politics. it was a remarkable moment for me as a young black woman raising two kids as a single mom to see how the congressional members really went out there and fought for the african-american community. >> she was also part of a documentary. it shows her engaging with the community. lee found herself under the microphone on 9/11 after she placed a vote against an arms bill she thought was too. not everything is positive of course, we also found this quote, barbara lee is the kind of senator that i would have loved to have had 10 years ago but i just can't vote for someone who will be in their 80s at the end of her term. she is 76:

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diane said she heard the sound of the branches breaking and falling. here is a much calmer picture on twitter. somebody snapped this shot of mt. diablo. you can see the reflection of the lake below. check this out. a brave guy walking around the top of mission peak in fremont. he tweeted out this video of whiteout conditions writing, quote, it was a bit windy at the top. and, we save the best for last. an apple winery turned into a ski resort. that is a man snowboarding down the driveway of cad estate winery. keep sending us your pictures. you can tweet us, #kpix. >> i got a complaint. nobody is doing snow angels. >> i am sure they are out there. we need photographic evidence. >>> a check on the sierra snow conditions as some of you may be planning a weekend getaway. >>> where our bay area outages stand as people work to get the >>> taking you up to see the beautiful live views of the snowcapped mountains. we already live in a beautiful area but this gave us a few more brushstrokes. it is a snowy first alert weather day. this is video of the tri-valley

coming about 6:00, senator barbara boxer takes a look with us at breaking barriers with diane feinstein in the senate. >>> google is repeating its timeline for a massive transit village in san jose. with the decision could mean for a downtown already struggling to bounce back. >>> and then this one, meet an adorable baby named sky who is quite the fighter. he was once at the top of the heart transplant list. the turnaround that is being called an absolute miracle. the news at 6:00 coming up in 10 minutes. >>> sky will be tough to follow. nba and the warriors after a win last night at home, they are taking the show on the road running at the la clippers tonight, moving pictures on the late show. after scoring 27 points against the wizards, klay thompson has signed up for another 48 minutes, tonight. it will be thompson's first back to back since missing 2 1/2 years with a torn acl and achilles. in fact, thompson has not played consecutive days since april of 2019. and come he will get to do it in his second home, southern california. >> do you anticipate you will play tomorrow? >> yes. i

. >> i know that at all times, diane will do what she thinks is in the best interest of public policy making. >> in during the aids crisis, diane feinstein earmarked $350 million, which is more than president reagan allocated for the country. >> mayor feinstein's aids budget for the city of sentences go was bigger than president reagan's budget was for the entire country. >> dianne feinstein ran unsuccessfully for governor of california against pete wilson, then two years later exploded onto the national scene, winning her bid for senate in 1992, a position she has held ever since. >> dianne feinstein probably always will be probably the most viable, sensible politician on the democratic side to run for state office. >> donna newsom called feinstein a powerful champion who opened doors for generations of leaders, adding that california and the nation owe her a deep debt of gratitude. feinstein will continue to serve her term through 2024, which means governor newsom will not appoint her replacement. even with today's announcement there was plenty of interest in her seat, already. cong

. >> i know that at all times, diane would do what she thinks is in the best interest of policy makers. >> during the aids crisis, then mayor feinstein earmarked $3.5 million for the city's aids budget, which was more than president reagan allotted for the entire country. >> few people know this. mayor dianne feinstein, her aids budget for the city of san francisco was busier than president reagan's budget was for the entire nation and that was true for two years in a row, in the mid-80s. >> reporter: she ran on successfully for governor of california against pete wilson, then exploded onto the national scene, winning her bid for senate in 1992. a position that she has held ever sense. >> diane always was, and i think she always will be, probably the most viable, sensible politician to run statewide. >> reporter: she says she will remain in congress through her current term, dealing with wildfires and the ground. >> what an amazing career. 30 years in the u.s. senate. does anything stand out? >> i think the biggest things we heard today was all the talk about her assault weapons ban sh

let's go straight to diane gallagher live for us in south carolina. diane torks you first. the defense is trying, number unone, to make him sympathetic and trying to present an alternative theory of the cay us saying his son paul was repeatedly receiving threats. >> that's right. that's something that alex murdaugh told investigators multiple times, including on the initial 911 call. the first responder on the scene actually testified that it was the first thing that alex murdaugh said to him when he arrived there on june 7th, 2021. but look, we are watching the defense try and take the state's case point by point with alex murdaugh through it. and the biggest red flag, if you will, that's been hanging over alex murdaugh throughout this case is a video that was discovered on paul's phone in march of 2022. so nobody really knew about this for awhile. they weren't able to get into paul's phone. it was taken at the kennel in the moments before paul and maggie murdaugh were shot and killed. and up until today, alex murdaugh would tell anybody who could listen, ask we have heard

. >> reporter: diane grossman knows the unbearable pain of losing a child to bullying, and how she saysoment captured on a phone could lead to a parent's worst nightmare. >> this is not a central regional problem. this is a cultural and across the board. the only reason why we're talking about it is because we have actual videotape of what's happened to adriana. imagine the kids who there isn't a videotape. >> reporter: when "nightline" first spoke to grossman and her husband in 2017, she was seeking answer and justice for mallory, who took her own life when she was just 12 years old after being bullied by other students at her middle school. >> we talked about suicide. this was an open conversation that we had had, and what suicide and ending your life is, and how permanent it is. >> mallory's story is not this -- >> reporter: now diane and members of mallory's army, a group she cofounded alongside her husband are seeking to prevent future heartbreak for other parents, speaking to schools across the country. >> you can learn a lot from kids. >> reporter: including adriana kuch's school

after all, that's the problem for many with diane feinstein. barbara lee is in her late 70s, and some people will look at that as a problem. >> okay, abbey. so larry mentioned adam schiff there. we have three candidates in the running now. >> that's right. three major democratic candidates in the running to replace senator feinstein. we have representative barbara lee, representative adam schiff and congresswoman katie porter. the interesting note here, schiff and porter announced they were running for the seat before feinstein made her retirement plans official. we'll be following this race closely of course. find all the latest information on nbcbayarea.com. >> thanks, abbey. >>> new at 11:00 for you, san francisco police releasing new information they hope will lead to the arrest of a suspect that stabbed a senior citizen last year. take a look at your screen. this is the man police say they are looking for. police say this man stabbed a 67-year-old woman. this happened back in june around 1:00 a.m. in the tender loin at leavenworth and eddy

that's not discuss these developments with diane set an independent candidate for us senate in new york state. many thanks for joining goes on the program. now diane, many americans seem to be criticizing washington for focusing too much on issues like delivering financial and legal aid to ukraine. while such disasters happening home, the thing, the fight didn't government has its priorities. straits right now. well, i think their priorities are pretty uniform, which is to destroy everything. we're not really helping ukraine. the more weapons we stand, the more ukrainians die. and we're not really helping the american people with this collapse this derailment was the 8th in the pittsburgh. oh hi. oh region and a 5 year period. 8. serious derailments. there was another train with chemicals on board that derailed just a few weeks earlier in louisiana. so this is, it's a horror and it demonstrates a complete lack of concern for the principle of the general welfare as enshrined in our constitution. like you things in the space of these instance in the last few weeks. what do you see is the

that would be nice. >> jesse: poor diane, i want her to stay as long as possible.dam schiff comes in. >> porter. >> jesse: who cares about porter. i don't like schiff. >> you don't know porter. they are both bad. >> jesse: they are both bad. that's what we get in california. >> that's right. >> jesse: good luck on your new show, 6:00. thank you so much. >> joining us here. >> jesse: they stage of my life i'm constantly learning. it is true. i actually don't know everything. so just today, i was shocked to learn that animals are racist. because they don't want to live in black neighborhoods. that's what a new study says. animals don't want to live in inner city black neighborhoods. and white supremacy is to blame. that's right. if you look out your window right now, do you see a deer? well, you are upholding white sprerms, do you see a squirrel? well, you are the worst thing since jim crow. the only problem with this logic is that whoever believes this has never been to new york city. >> over my head. i don't want no food from here. >> that was anti-racist raccoon.

on slide 25, if we can go there diane. i want to turn your attention to participation activity. they had addressed an average of 1600 calls per month during the quarter. average was just over 11 seconds and the number of abandoned calls throughout the quarter remained in single digits each month. finally the first call resolution remains high as all calls were resolved during the first call into the call center, itself. on slide 29, turning directly to the activity of the counselors. you will note that there was a balance activity both at the end of september and through october. again as a result of the activities for national security month. those, those activities saw a busy period of time. but i do need to report that we saw a decrease in activity for the remainder of the quarter in november and december. this is primarily due to the holidays themselves and reduced activity of the counselors due to vacation time that they took. but it's concern as we move forward as well. as we look forward, the first of the quarter or the first of the year moving into the new year, we've be

i will fill in for diane. diane will present the report during next month i wanted provide you with updates. the first is the stable value credit rate. the annualized credit rate for the stable value fund of 23 is 2.56% which is a 35 point increase from the 2.21%. with the on going rise in interest rates the stable value rate increasing for 4 straight quarters. next thing was the secure act 2.0 on december 29 biden signed in law as part of the appropriation act of 2023. first secure act was sign in the law in 2019. and that act increased the required minimum distribution from [inaudible] and also updated [inaudible] beneficiaries and offered provisions for in service [inaudible]. the secure act 2.2 've expanded by further extending the divisions and created additional optional dill vigsz. i want to mention a now that were applicable to the [inaudible]. the regarding the distributions in 2023 the age will increase from 72 to 73 then 75 in 2033. starting in 2024, the roth acounsel will not be subject during the

diane gallagher, cnn, walter burro, south carolina. >>> diane, thank you. earlier this morning i spoke with civil rights attorney areva martin about the case and whether it was a good idea for murdoch to testify in his own defense. >> well, definitely, amara was a calculate risk. i think he had no choice. once ten or so witnesses came forward and said that was definitely his voice on that tiktok video that was filmed right before paul and maggie were killed, he had to explain how it is that his voice is on a video at the kennel when he had told the police for months that he was not at the kennel, that he was at home taking a nap around the murder time. so i don't think he had a choice if he wanted to be acquitted, he wanted to have a reasonable chance of being acquitted but it's always risky when a defendant takes the witness stand because what happened over the last two days is what we expected to happen, which was a grilling, a really difficult and harsh grilling by the prosecutors over and over genag again telling the jury that alex murdaugh is a liar an

and regret it. serious human rights abuses committed under previous government receives again bob diane and bumper into bruises. together with the government. i'm trying to restore the rights of the victims fairly and wisely without negating judicial resolution. and i will endeavor wholeheartedly to insure cross human rights violations would never happen again in the future. young, i can't add them, but to contact hopes for more non non judicial settlement, he says it's not enough. i don't have the money until because i had a good model briefcase. for me, it's just the briefest and hopefully the government will not just form a charity committee for us in april. but let's take the president's acknowledgement as an open door into a deeper space. the truth, who was actually responsible needs to be revealed shop at 1 o'clock when yeah. bringing the perpetrators to justice will be a difficult task, but legal experts, julius implants, beliefs, if there is a well various away color. if you're use the word settlement, then that is already a big line sample and you need to go further by fulfilli

as only lighter is uh huh dian sublingual. people don't hesitate to. organic products are locally grown, so prices aren't rising as fast because transportation costs are not a major factor. but that's hardly top of mind. for most consumers who are increasingly turning to discount stores to save money, if i live alone, that's why i can afford it. but i probably wouldn't be the case with a big family. or did i get less days? it's inflation with we kids. we can't make it any more and that's hurting nora's business. small stores are harder hit by inflation and the energy crisis. she's already paid for all the products. so every tiny purchase helps. and then smart the flash bilious. so even just a bottle of dish washing liquid makes a difference lighter and most people aren't aware of that. but have a guilty conscience and worries themselves. i try to be relaxed to see what happens to that. second, nora osler can't change what happens outside her store, but she isn't ready to give up either. people in the us have been downsizing th

diane, got that. reporter: in recent years concerns were raised about her mental fitness. california covers vendors -- congress members announcing their intention to run for senate. fueling speculation she would not run for reelection. senate majority leader chuck schumer says she talked about her decision with her colleagues in the senate. >> she got a standing ovation that lasted. minutes and minutes and minutes one of the longest i've ever seen. the josie love the -- shows the love the caucus and the country has for this legend dianne feinstein. reporter: while she is retiring, she has no plans to step down before her term is. up in. 2024 the race to replace her is already heating up. in addition to car spammers in katie porter, bay area congress -- congress members katie porter and adam schiff, -- >> thank you. abc 7 news insider is joining us now, as liz mentioned she got her start in san francisco politics. what does this mean for the bay area? typically the longer you stay in congress the more influence you have and that is important when it comes to appropriations.

. >> much more to come, diane, thank you. joining me is cnn joey jackson.ing off, next thing that could come could be the jury making this trip to moselle property. the scene of the crime, if you will, where both alex murdaugh's wife and son were murdered. how impactful is it when the jury heads to the crime scene. defense argued for it, state against it, why? >> yeah, so kate, good morning. very impactful why? what are trials about? bringing the jury to where the incident occurred. where the crime occurred. so you do that by showing pictures. you do that by video. there is nothing more important, more relevant than bringing the jury there. you can argue some jurors will have formed conclusions and will based upon the visit to the property confirm the notions they believe happened or you could argue some minds will be changed based upon how it is laid out. defense wants to bring them there to go into their narrative. could it have been two shooters as opposed to one? is that possible? will the lay out and scope of the property based what alex murdaugh testi

diane gallagher, cnn, walterboro, south carolina. >>> the university of idaho has announced plans toolish the house where four of its students were stabbed to death in november. officials say they'll also create a memorial garden on campus for the scholarships in name. bryan kohberger faces four counts of murder. >>> the alleged gunman behind a series of shootings in orlando this week has pleaded not guilty to one count of first degree murder. more charges are expected for 19-year-old keith moses. he is suspected of shooting five people, three fatally. the victims include a 9-year-old girl, her mother and a television reporter. police are still searching for a motive behind the killings. >>> and two years after trump left office and after several searches of his mar-a-lago property, cnn has exclusive new reporting on how classified documents are still turning up at his palm beach resort. get help reaching your goals with j.p. morgan wealth plan, a new tool in the chase mobile® app. use itit to set and track your goals, big and small... and see how changes you make today... could help

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navy and decided to open up an ice cream shop it it takes time for the parent to put money down and diane one of the managers at zen citizen in arena hills open and serve old-fashioned ice cream. >> over 20 years. >> yeah. >> had my own business i was a firefighter and came in- in 1969 her dad had ice cream and left here still the owner but shortly after um, in here became the inc. maker the manager and lead and branded the store from day to day and in the late 90s- was obvious choice he sold it to him and he called us up one night and said i'm going to sell the ice cream store what you you talking about diane came and looked at the store and something we want to do and had a history of her dad here and growing up here at the ice cream store we decided to take that business on. >> and have it in the family i didn't want to sell it. >> to keep it here in san francisco. >> and (unintelligible). >> share worked there and worked with all the people and a lot of customers come in. >> a round hill in the adjoining areas loved neither ice cream shop in this area and support russia hills and have

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when i was a kid growing up in what would be called the hood,, i guess, if you heard about somebody dianeown some alley, it would be -- die yang down some -- dying down some alley, it would be like "i want some of that." it was drug fiend behavior. this new element that seems to be affecting young kids in the suburbs and, for lack of a better word, a lot of white kids -- host: all right, cj, let's get a response. guest: there are a couple of pieces here. i think the first issue is what you laid out is drug trafficking networks. there is the retail side, which is the drug dealer on the corner or over the internet who is selling you something. that is one piece. cartels are transnational criminal organizations that do not just traffic in drugs. they traffic in fuel, people. this is a much bigger issue. that has resulted in these stronger and stronger, more powerful forms of drugs. the last piece you raised about social media and adolescents have increased rate of overdose deaths in the last few years at the same time that their drug use has leveled off and that is primarily because they are

diane gallagher, cnn, walterboro, south carolina. >>> all right. want to bring in defense attorney misty merris for her perspective on the developments. good to see you. murdoch is a former attorney. he seemed very careful in his word choice. did he do a convincing job in his own defense? >> you know, i actually think his first day on the stand in his direct testimony, he did maybe agreissuate himself to the jurors and come off as human. one of the reasons to put the defendant on the stand or take the stand is humanize, remember, if you have some jurors may be looking at him as a cold-blooded killer, others might be looking at him as a victim who lost his wife and son. so for that purpose, i think his direct was good. i personally believe that he fell apart in the cross-examination. he was parsing through the questions. he was using his lawyer skills to reframe questions. i believe that came off completely evasive. that is what liars do. >> oh -- >> people are not able to answer those questions without the qualifiers that he was using in almost eve

let's start with diane gallagher in surfside beach, south carolina, where the recovery operation is underay, even though the conditions right now are allwful. what are you hearing about the search and recovery efforts of the debris? >> reporter: the weather not exactly clear as it was yesterday when everybody here in the myrtle beach and surfside beach area watched that suspected chinese spy balloon be shot out of the air, fall into the ocean about six nautical miles off the shore here. look, there is some weather issues today. but we're told that recovery began almost immediately after it was shot down. that there were several vessels from the navy and the coast guard in the area. they began to make a perimeter around the debris. now, there are a couple factors that go into how long this is going to take. according to a senior u.s. military official, they don't believe that we're talking about weeks or months here, but it likely will be several days. part of that is because when it came down, i didn't come down over water that was nearly as deep as they had anticipated. according to that