well, 30,000 he will live in ely. it is larger than almost any l in ely.s a huge mix of people in it. and what we saw on monday in no way at all represents the bulk of people who live in that part of cardiff. the events themselves will be investigated as we know by the police and i hope myself to convene a meeting on friday of main public authorities to look not at what happened on monday night, but at the background of precipitating causes to see what more we can do to give confidence to people on the estate that the police have the resources they need to respond effectively and properly to incidents that happened and where there is more that can be done to help give people growing up in that area. done to help give people growing up in that area-— in that area. because it has been said over the _ in that area. because it has been said over the last _ in that area. because it has been said over the last few _ in that area. because it has been said over the last few days - in that area. because it has been said over the last few days that l said over the l

people in ely and there is a lot— a lot of people in ely and there is a lot of— a lot of people in elyd about the process of events. is it fair to saym — process of events. is it fair to saym ? — process of events. is it fair to sa ~ ., process of events. is it fair to sa m . , say... ? we are absolutely passionate _ say... ? we are absolutely passionate about - say... ? we are absolutelyl passionate about protecting say... ? we are absolutely - passionate about protecting the people of ely, we want to reach out to people and work with them. it didn't go as any of us would have wanted on the night of the incident. it is a tragic outcome that two young men have died and we want to understand why. the situation that occurred afterwards in terms of people's behaviour is totally unacceptable. i absolutely know, as you do, that the people of ely condemn that. but they don't want that to be happening in their neighbourhood, neither do we, and we will work tirelessly with them to understand what we can do to support them going forward.— them going forward. under caution, them going forward. u

a great ruestion night were not from ely? a great question and _ night were not from ely?tion and i would also - night were not from ely? a great question and i would also like i night were not from ely? a great question and i would also like to | question and i would also like to offer_ question and i would also like to offer condolences to the family and friends _ offer condolences to the family and friends that were involved with the tragic— friends that were involved with the tragic deaths. we know that it is rarely— tragic deaths. we know that it is rarely down to a group of individuals and violence is never condoned — individuals and violence is never condoned orjustifiable... it should our triggers— condoned orjustifiable... it should our triggers and incidents that sparked — our triggers and incidents that sparked violence and that includes how crowds and police react in the moment_ how crowds and police react in the moment but they're bigger underlying problems— moment but they're bigger underlying problems that create these conditions of unrest and sometimes they

emma is in ely and we have the vicar of ely. canon gold, welcome. it been like for you over the night? tt what has it been like for you over the niuht? .,, , what has it been like for you over the niuht? ., , ., ., the night? it has been a long night, i am half the night? it has been a long night, i am half a — the night? it has been a long night, i am half a mile _ the night? it has been a long night, i am half a mile from _ the night? it has been a long night, i am half a mile from where - the night? it has been a long night, i am half a mile from where the - i am half a mile from where the rights there. we had a helicopter circling for hours during the night. we did know at that point what had happened, we could just hear it and then we could hear fireworks going off. but those two things separately are not an issue, but when it is happening together, you think something is up. i got up early this morning to see all over the news something that was happening half a mile from where i live. it was a real shock. mile from where i live. it was a real

— disorder that we saw on the streets of ely last— disorder that we saw on the streets of ely last night any, between _ unaware really a connection, if any, between this collision at around 6pm which _ between this collision at around 6pm which killed these two teenage boys yesterday evening and the violence that ensued later in the evening and overnight _ that ensued later in the evening and overnight. he did say that they would — overnight. he did say that they would be — overnight. he did say that they would be supporting supporting and continuing to support the families of those _ continuing to support the families of those two boys that lost their lives, _ of those two boys that lost their lives, but — of those two boys that lost their lives, but still the police acknowledging the cctv of eight van di'k acknowledging the cctv of eight van dijk following a bite with two people — dijk following a bite with two people on it. earlier today we heard from the _ people on it. earlier today we heard from the southwell of police commissioner who said that there was no police _ commissioner w

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ely has had a reputation over the years in the community, notably 30 years ago when the ely riot tookfor the community to get rid of that reputation. it also has a reputation as a close—knit working class community and you saw that, and i have seen it as the day has gone on here, with flowers laid on the streetjust here, with flowers laid on the street just over there where here, with flowers laid on the streetjust over there where the fatalities took place. earlier today, friends and families have come together to grieve together. people have also spoken about a distrust in law enforcement and the police, and the way things have transpired today, i don�*t think that will have helped certain things. this morning south wales police had not referred themselves to the iopc, the independent 0ffice not referred themselves to the iopc, the independent office for police conduct. but tonight after they had this statement and after bbc said they had new footage, they have referred themselves. so there will be discussed and anxious voices again here tonight because they will want answers. there

the fed hiking rates on auto pilot are over how will this policy shift impact the markets >>> plus, eli lilly's big breakthrough their experimental alzheimer's drug appears to slow symptoms. the ceo saying this is a significant step forward the stock surging to an all-time high. >>> and later, crude's climb, now crumbling. now back below 70 bucks a barrel starbucks grande-sized fall and the options action on apple ahead of tomorrow's results. i'm melissa lee, this is "fast money. on the desk tonight, tim, karen, steve, and dan a third day of losses following the fed's decision to lift rates by another quarter point the dow sliding 270 points the s&p and the nasdaq going lower. the fed chair indicating that after ten rate hikes in a row, there are no plans for rate cuts, because of stubbornly high inflation. if the fed pauses and higher for longer scenario, then what's next for this market tim? what do you think? >> well, this was as expected. this was -- this is a fed that's gone ten straight times. everyone knows these numbers and you have a case where you've got a jobs market that's s

jack otter: eli lilly stock is rich at this point. jacob: not that it can't go up from here. 44 times earnings even adjusted for the earnings growth, it looks pretty rich. if you get upside surprises in terms of market share and fda getting approval quickly, the stock will do well but is a parabolic rise so any bad news will knock them down. jack: let's pivot to ai. i've been a skeptic on a lot of tech trends, 3d printing, wearables, the meta verse but this one could be a case where the hype doesn't even match the reality. this is pretty serious. kirstin: if anything this week proved your point. we saw the ai threat move out of the pure tech companies. interesting to see what happened to online twitter company that is seeing, losing some customers, instead of coming to us they are going to chat gpt for tutoring. the market did not like that at all. stock fell 50%. the contagion went to the rest of the education network, pearson's stock got hit, the language learning apps solder stock fall. jack: maybe it's doing your homework for you.

. >>> i want to bring in elie honig, speaking of legal, senior legal analyst for cnn.e, there are lies just as kate mentioned that make you look morally bankrupt and untrustworthy, but they don't necessarily cross that legal line. >> right. >> what is the thing that we think he may have crossed into? >> not all lies are crime. it's not a crime to lie about your ancestry, volleyball skills as george santos did, but what could be a crime is to lie to the authorities. if there were lies contained in his election paperwork that he would have to submit to the federal election commission or if he used lies in order to defraud people of money which is one of the other things that's been reported. those things are crimes. that's what i'm looking for when we see this indictment probably quite soon. >> at this point in time the indictment all of the charges, if there are more than one, are sealed. why are they sealed and when might we see this? will it be first thing in court or maybe not? >> this is a typical way that prosecutors will charge a case, you file the case under seal

ceo of eli lilly and company.ndiana is a place for a lot of companies that have loomed large not only in pharmaceuticals were the biggest manufacturing state per capita in the nation with drug developmentsh served in a variety of domestic and global leadership roles with lily. most recently becoming ceo 2017. eli lilly was first pharmaceutical manufacturer to commercially produce insulin currently market several forms of insulin. thank you so much for agreeing to be here in person to discuss your products we would i've had many discussions what ails the industry in general from hospitals, to insurance companies, to pharmacy, pbm's in it. even practitioners. a big lack of transparency, parent competition drives most other industries. thank you for being willing here and thank you for being here to answer those questions. roxio recognized the quick thank you chairmann sanders. randy member cassidy distinguished members of today's community. i'm d pleased to be your to participate in this hearing from david ricks cha

now, 30 years ago there were riots in ely, nearby to there were riots in ely, nearby to the ones lasts became infamous in cardiff, and it has taken years for this area of cardiff to get rid of that violent reputation that tarnished this area of the city. at what happened last night, three decades on, possibly brings back that cloud that shadowed the area for so many years. the government has just announced that overseas students, apart from those on postgraduate research programmes, will be banned from bringing dependents to the uk from january next year. the news comes two days before official figures are expected to show another increase in migration to the uk. 0ur chief political correspondent, nick eardley, is in westminster. it has only just it has onlyjust been announced. explain more about this. we have heard a lot _ explain more about this. we have heard a lot from _ explain more about this. we have heard a lot from the _ explain more about this. we have heard a lot from the governmentl explain more about this. we have i heard a lot from the government in the past few months a

ely.viado ellos a travÉs de todos estos aÑos. ely: cantidad de detalles en un espacio con una cama de harry potter para rebeca y una de cÓmics para andrew que ahora tiene nueve aÑos. edgar: necesito dar ese tipo de comodidad, de atenciÓn. ely: finalmente, llega el dÍa. el tiempo seguÍa jugando en contra. el aviÓn habÍa aterrizado, pero despuÉs de tres horas todavÍa no se daba el encuentro. y de pronto... edgar vio salir la vida que puso en pausa. todos corrÍan en un abrazo interminable. hizo que cuatro aÑos y dos meses se olvidaran en un instante. despuÉs de eso jamÁs se volvieron a despegar. >> parece increÍble que se estÉ cumpliendo luego de estos cuatro aÑos de extraÑarlo tanto, tanto. cÓmo los niÑos crecÍan y Él no estaba. >> cuando surgiÓ esto que nos podÍamos ver estaba muy impaciente. sigo sin poder creer que estemos aquÍ todos juntos. >> yo estoy en shock. y yo ni siquiera me acuerdo si hoy me despertÉ. no sÉ si estoy en un sueÑo o no. ely: ahora la regla es recuperar el tiempo, di

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we start with eli lilly. since 1996, eli increased the price of you know log 34 times from $21 to 200 and $75 -- $275. i'm told it cost five dollars to manufacture this product. the story is not different or products produced by senovi. my question to you and other companies, we commit to this committee today that you will not increase the price of any insulin product again? >> thank you. as has been mentioned, we have not increase prices since i have been ceo. i'm comfortable saying we will leave our prices as they are. >> on all of our markets? >> we have been cutting them. >> we have said before, we have a responsible and sustainable pricing approach. net prices continue to fall in the net price is lower than it was when it was launched in 2001. >> i'm hearing from you the you the will not increase the price for any insulin product again? >> to repeat myself -- >> yes or no will be the better answer. >> we have a responsible price listing. >> thank you. we have committed to limiting potential price increas

so when this particular case, i'd be eli, i must get as best as he possibly good by telling you. at least he told you, in the case of, of the new york post being be centered by twitter. nobody said it. nobody even even dared to even suggest it. they just had you figure it out for yourself. totally see what i must give is say, look, this is what i'm being forced to do. but let me just explain this. i, i don't know what, what, what house you, in world these people live in this hallucinogenic idea that you can say whatever you want or the freedom of speech and all kinds of platforms exist. it does it, it never has and never will. selective speech. yes. and if you have to do agree with the speech, you'll think it's terrific. and if you want the speech to be out, then, then you will of course, screaming, you know, like make certain politicians. well twitter has little actually described as well as source of information was restricted for access on the intake. yeah. but in defense of the long mosque, at least he was open about the fax with 9 correct. i asked him to take these measures,

>> brian: eli. >> wait a minute. ask me the question again.f this bill is implemented and is passed and i can't imagine people standing in the way to be able to see someone thinking to yourself now, see someone quickly how many lives could this save? >> you can't quantify that. i mean, you hear the statistics that we're losing 22 a day. that's just 22 reported. the biggest complaint we have in our districts is the time at which an individual, a veteran, man or woman, calls or contacts the v.a. and then is turned away. now, when it comes to cognitive and emotional instabilities, our quality of life, if you can reach out, the v.a. actually reaches out and touches somebody, that will decrease the statistics of our suicide and our emotional problems underneath that post-traumatic stress umbrella, you can't quantify it. >> brian: eli, final thought on this and then i want to get your memorial day message. >> yeah. final thought on this from me, brian, is. this this administration has been lying to veterans about what republicans are trying to do wh

[risas] ely: esa parte no la sabemos.e grita otra. frase con frecuencias escuchamos esto. tenemos un investigaciÓn muy interesante que establece una conexiÓn directa entre la mente y nuestras emociones. ely: como siempre te ayudamos a estar saludables. guillermo gonzÁlez nos da estas recomendaciones. guillermo: si sufre de ansiedad, estrÉs, tienes preocupaciones constantes, es muy probable que tu salud fÍsica tambiÉn se pueda ver afectada. un estudio de la asociaciÓn estadounidense de cardiologÍa advierte que antes que nada debes tener tranquilidad y paz en tu mente. >> nos dedicamos a ello al final del dÍa o es una cosa mÁs para hacer. pero el autocuidado es muy importante. guillermo: tu corazÓn puede estar en peligro de sufrir un ataque si no controlas tus emociones. >> investigaciones muestran que consumir comidas buenas y balanceadas, asÍ disfrutar unos alimentos divertidos es muy importante al igual que hidratarse. guillermo: para combatir depresiÓn y ansiedad ten en cuenta los siguientes consejos: practicar meditaci

now, sticking with the american billionaire and tech entrepreneur, eli moss ki, has recently met with china's foreign minister in beijing mosque. emphasize that healthy and stable relations between china and the us are beneficial for the whole world. you also stress that the interest so these 2 superpowers are virtually inseparable. a visit to the tesla plant in shanghai is also on the agenda as musk is considering future business expansion there. and it's the head of twitters 1st visit to china in 3 years. it comes, it made increase tensions between washington and beijing as well. of the now also on the topic of china, the 1st ever chinese civilian has been launched into space with the country launching the shit and giles 16 mission to the tangle in space station. the spacecraft launched today with a 3 astronaut crew from jean kwan hare a spaceport in northwest china, including the 1st civilian in space. they uh, they have university professor boy who in child the astronaut will spend 5 months on the to chang, gong space station, conducting scientific experiments such as a high preci

i was speaking the to jan gold in ely.ly angry that there is anger at the police. angry that there is anger at the olice. , ,., . angry that there is anger at the olice. , . ., police. yes. the police as often cau:ht police. yes. the police as often caught in _ police. yes. the police as often caught in a _ police. yes. the police as often caught in a really _ police. yes. the police as often caught in a really difficult - caught in a really difficult position here. it often seems they can't do right. they found themselves in a tricky situation last night. i think perhaps one lesson here isjust last night. i think perhaps one lesson here is just how quickly information spreads now and how quickly people act upon it. and if information is not cleared quickly and fully honest than that can breed distrust, anger and eventually lead to the sort of eruption of violence that we saw last night. that should in no way excuse what happened but it does seem that local people knew about the police involvement before the police were ab

eli lilly up 5 1/2%.he company raising its full-year guidance up 3.6% >> it's the "n" and then the "m." >> let's get back to the markets and bring back our own mike santoli. >> the markets as a whole trying to assimilate everything going on still in this anxious churn mode right now. we're operating when it comes to fed policy somewhere around the border of enough tightening and too much on the two-year look you can see the range we've been in virtually unchanged over two years. if you draw the line, it takes you right through where we were a year ago same as where we were 12 and 24 months ago this has been both an unimpressive rally off the october lows it doesn't really look like one of those energetic, bold, broad market moves i think this activity is serving to try to drain the conviction out of bulls and bears the reason that we're still supported at these levels is because the market's been playing defense. defensi defensive sector is working. they did keep things in tact on the other hand a lot of

it appears to show two teenage boys on an electric bike being chased by the police in ely, cardiff.ey evans were killed in a road collision nearby. a few hours after their deaths, cars were set on fire and riot police were deployed as an angry crowd had gathered, hurling missiles at officers and smashing vehicles. emotions were running high. but earlier today on bbc radio 4, south wales's police and crime commissioner had denied that a chase had taken place at all. it would appear that there were rumours, and those rumours became rife of a police chase, which wasn't the case. a statement by local law enforcement had said the collision happened before officers arrived. this new footage, though, seems to suggest police were pursuing the boys. we've received cctv footage that shows a police vehicle following a bike at just prior to 6pm. this footage is being recovered as part of the investigation and will assist us in piecing together the circumstances leading up to the collision. the families are being kept up—to—date. after the police statement, they refused to take questions on the

i think elie and you are getting their can discuss that. but i hope that it was so strong that -- >> well, natasha natasha stoynoff, thank you so much, we appreciate your time, we appreciate you sharing what i was like in the courtroom and beyond, and telling the story again. we really appreciate you. >> thanks alisyn. >> coming up, congressman george santos now charge by the justice department in a federal investigation. it could see him in court in a matter of hours. that's next. gets three jobs dodone at once- kills weeds. prevents c crabgrass. and keeps it growing strtrong. get a bag of scotts triple action today, it's guaranteed. feed your lawn. feed it. - i'd like to speak to customer ser- - [phone operator] press one to speak to a customer service representative. (dial beep) i'm sorry, i didn't get that. (customer groans) - representative! - oh, buddy! come here. u need a hug. ohh, the you go. you also need consumer cellular. you'll talk to a real person, every time. - as nice as you? - much nicer! well... almost! (laughs) - [announc

let's bring in elie honig and cnn's sara murray. here it is, all 300-plus pages, elie.urham has found that the fbi should never have launched a full-blown investigation into relationships or allegations of relationships between trump, his associates in his campaign and the russian government. what's your response? >> jake, there's no surprise in that conclusion. it was a forgone conclusion from the start. let's remember how john durham came to be special counsel. in the middle of 2019 when mueller concluded his investigation, donald trump was taking to twitter regularly saying, all caps, investigate the investigators. shortly thereafter bill barr appointed john durham to do this investigation. there was a really important and revealing moment. in december of 2019, doj's own inspector general came out with the point that there were missteps, however, there was ample ground to open an investigation. right away john durham came out with a public statement and said i disagree with that. that was three-and-change years ago. it doesn't mean durham's findings are valid or inva

that eli little's new drug for alzheimer's slowed decline in alzheimer's, what do you think? on phase three trials. this might be a game-changer, liz. the study found out about 1700 participants between the age of 60 and5, there was 35% decrease in cognitive decline which is fantastic. with this new medication, iv infusion, a monthly infusion, it reduces amy lloyd plaque build up in the brain. it kills your brain cells, confusion, changes in mood, inability to do basic things in life, drive a car, balance a checkbook. i'm excited about this. let's see what the trials show. liz: biogen, and alzheimer's drug reduces plaque by 70%. genentech has a drug that is promising too. we have the directors for centers of medicare and medicaid, testifying that medicare may help cover the cost of that good stuff. final word, doctor? >> right now, alzheimer's dementia most common cause of dementia, costs $345 billion every year. we need to protect seniors. improve the quality of life. liz: i love of the story, optimism, hope for some families. dr. nebuchadnezzer we'll stay on the blockbuster

just the shut down in the, in the country altogether, but at least eli mosque is saying, this is what we are being asked to do. this is what we're doing in our country, twitter, twitter denied under the administration prior to eli must. twitter told the new york post. you cannot, you are you, you are bowden. you are prevented from twitter because you dared to bring up a story about hunter biden's laptop. this was the new york post, the oldest newspaper in the united states. and they weren't even told about it, there wasn't even any reference as to why they were, at least in the case of the law. i must hear saying, this is what turkey said. this is what we're responding. this is be, and this, this belief in passive talks about this situation. so the 2 sides of today also discuss the ways to settle this has been, again, ongoing syria, which option with the terrorists, which have launched a simple search as these within 30. that's why turkey has made several incursions to flights all the syrian democratic, also called as the militias in north of syria. so far, the united nations have tri

basically, just as elie was saying, they're not gonna change anything. >> yeah, it's such a disserviceurt not to want to be bound by these ethics. i think that's why it's so important for congress to do this or for the court to do it themselves, i think, obviously, people have lost trust in the supreme court. a lot of that has to do with the decisions. it also has to do with these things that we've seen come out about tomas, the reporting on gorsuch all of these different things. whether or not you agree with them it adds to this concern why is the highest court in the land not bound by these basic ethics rules? >> what's the answer, coleman? >> look if congress really wants to tackle corruption, it should get its own house in order. okay? there's insider trading dumping stocks buying stocks, the day before that industry is regulated, they have to disclose that if it's over thousand dollars within 45 days. and the penalty for doing that is a mere $200? and they still don't pay it. this happens all the time. it's a bit of the pot calling the kettle black if we're looking at the federal

thank you, danjohnson, live in ely in cardiff.ted to the police by the cabinet office, over new claims he may have broken lockdown rules during the pandemic. the allegations have come to light during preparations for the covid public inquiry. labour says the former prime minister must explain himself. 0ur political correspondent, iain watson, reports. borisjohnson had boris johnson had already borisjohnson had already been found ljy borisjohnson had already been found by the police over this gathering during covid but many civil servants in the cabinet office have referred him to the police for new potential breaches of lockdown rules. the met police have confirmed the information they have received relates to events in downing street between june 2020 relates to events in downing street betweenjune 2020 and may 2021. thames valley police were also told about potential breaches during the same period at the then prime minister country residence, chequers, where we know boris johnson spent some of lockdown. the cabinet office said

the incident was followed by a riot in the ely area of the city.e've had those names locally from people in the community here, 15—year—old and a 16—year—old who were killed in the crash that happened just further up the road, just over the brow of the hill there. we understand that crash happened at about 6:00 yesterday involving the two teenagers, who local people here have said were on an electric bike or a scooter when they hit another vehicle. now, they were killed in that crash, but then exactly what happened after that, how things escalated is a little bit unclear. people have told us that they weren't getting enough information from the police at first, that they weren't quite sure what had happened, what the condition of those boys were, that a bit of a crowd gathered, that people wanted to pay their respects and that they were doing that peacefully when the police came in. some people have described heavy handed, and that's what escalated things. others have said that people came into this estate from other areas looking for trouble. but

ely littley, you recently announced -- eli lilly, you recently announced you'd have insulin for $35 or less. your companies have said you've made similar commitments. my question is, in your patient assistance plans, how does a patient go about getting this assistance if one of you said it's a $57,000 income threshold? what happens to people who aren't on one of these plans or are uninsured in terms of getting the actual assistance that you say is available to make sure that people don't pay too much for insulin, let's say? >> i can start, thanks for the question, senator. it's important, i think we've all experienced the frustration you just described. it's why we've worked hard to eliminate it wherever we can. the $35 buydown we have for anyone with a valid insurance card that covers lilly insulin is automatic in 58% of the cases. the only reason we have 15% that aren't are the pharmacy computer networks aren't plugged in yet. but we're working to close that gap. if someone has no insurance, they have two options. they can go to lilly.com and in literally a few clicks qualify for the

i think at least 10% upside when eli lilly shows alzheimer's data in first half of the year. >> okay. up right now with some of the others out there, in terms of, you know, what is -- what is driving it right now? is it -- has it been production issues with some of the other drugs that are now cleared up and so how is that sort of playing out? i'm just trying to understand what exactly has driven the uptake and what will continue driving the uptake going forward. >> so, i would say it is pretty much demand-driven right now the demand is such for these products and it's for the right reasons, because mounjaro, if you look at the weight loss profile, if you look at the diabetes profile of the drug, it is much better than what we have seen with any other drugs. so, just to give numbers here, mounjaro, among obese patients, it showed as high as 22% weight loss, and among diabetes and obese patients, it showed 16% weight loss. that's unheard of. that's not something that other drugs do and that's why -- that's why it is -- the demand is such that even mounjaro is running into supply issues

eli captured the moment firefighters rescued the man from the building, paramedics transporting him with a spit guard over his head. that man is now in custody on domestic violence charges and undergoing a medical evaluation. >> it was not okay. it's very sad. it's scary. you never know who your neighbors are or what they're capable of or if you're safe. >> reporter: investigators are looking into this fire. a neighboring apartment is said to have water damage. it's unclear when residents will be allowed to go back home. >>> there's a deal on the debt ceiling, but it's not a done deal yet. a white house official says senior staff have been calling house democrats to answer questions from lawmakers. president biden announced the deal yesterday. house speaker kevin mccarthy says he expects more than 95% of house republicans to support it. ro khanna says a large majority of house democrats are in flux over their support. the house rules committee is expected to vote on the bill tomorrow. the house should take up the measure wednesday. the deadline is june 5th, a week from today. >>> our pol

elie, i'm going through the three buckets, manhattan, georgia, the feds. relative to manhattan, march 25th, is that a firm date? will it really happen? and does he need to be in the courtroom? >> so, michael, i would say that's a semi-firm date. usual ly when a judge sets a trial date, you would write it in your date book in pencil. things happen, prosecutors often find more evidence, but this judge made a point this week of telling the parties put this date down, do not schedule anything around it. be ready to go to trial. i do want to highlight that there's a possibility trump may go to the federal courts and say we need to push this thing back because this is going to fall right in the middle of the republican primaries and trump is going to argue i'm a candidate for federal office. i have a first amendment right for free speech to run for office. to take me out for several weeks where i have to sit in a courtroom is going to interfere with that right. so i think that trial is conspicuously timed and i think there's a chance trump may try to get it chan

elie, do you think that is a possibility? frankly, just from a legal standpoint, if trump were to be jailed for documents, would that have a potential impact on the investigation into his involvement in january six? >> so first of all i think it is amazing that ty cobb with the crazy hair and the mustache actually turned out to be the most competent attorney that trump has ever hired by a mile. ty cobb knows what he is doing, unlike the yahoo that trump has, which he probably just got off the subway ads. number one, i think ty cobb makes an excellent point. i do think that this is the kind of events that could land a trump in jail. i just do not think it will land trump in jail before the election. because if you look at the possibility, and i've said this before, if you look at the possibility of jack smith indicting. let's say that i am made the over under on june one as the office, pull it took the over slightly, but if we haven't indictment in june, a long before we get to an actual trial? in the fastest way possible, we'

>> we have and reached out to miss elis when this conversation started. we have and we with learn from both other thing i will add-on this -- is -- we also have to land on what offensed included and l.a. mrs. emis peeks it e involved over time and offenses include fell niece. right now we are the misdemeanor offenses that's the discussions centered. los angeles evolved and oakland did, too much not sure but looks like they expanded their list of offense as limp so we know not beyond possibility. >> and the funding is this out of the police budget or a special funds? >> no as far as funding it really is not going to take additional funding for you to get this start. when we have to do is -- concentrate on juvenile specialization we don't have a juvenile unit special ym victim's unit handles the juvenile case there is more learn and more focus in that area that , is not a funding issue a resource issue. that is funding but it is worth the effort. we have juvenile crime in the city we tonight have a ton but enough this we need to look at the best way to get

. >> last week eli lilly, the company that makes mounjaro release the results of all large-scale stagedy it says show you nearly 16% weight loss over a nearly 17 month period among people who have type 2 diabetes and obesity. >> how significant is that, can you put it into perspective? >> it's incredibly significant. in other medications weight loss was 3-8% maybe for patients but the percentage number is 15.7% on the highest dose in a phase three trial for diabetes has just not been shown before. >> the company released the data as part of its weight loss approval request to the fda, potentially opening the door for patients to have the drug covered by insurance. mounjaro is currently only approved to treat type 2 diabetes with a pharmaceutical company says the fda could decide whether to approve the active ingredient in mounjaro for weight loss as early as late 2023. >> hey, beautiful people. >> she got lucky when eli lilly offered a temporary coupon for mounjaro, currently paying only $125 per month, but it expires at the end of june. whether she can get insurance to cover the drug

eli lilly also notes the drug has side effects. most common was brain swelling which occurred in 25% of people who took the drug testing is still in the experimental phase. the drug maker plans to seek approval from the fda by the end of june. >> up next, a heart-stopping moment caught on camera when a speeding driver nearly hits a speeding driver nearly hits a police officer. after my car accident, speeding driver nearly hits a police oi wondered what my case was worth. so i called the barnes firm. i'm rich barnes. is your accident case worth more than insurance offered? call the barnes firm now to find out. you might be surprised. could have been so much worse. really just heart-stopping video of that crash. this is in fairfax county, virginia, right outside d c police dash cam video shows the one car losing control spending across the median before colliding with another vehicle that had been pulled over for speeding. the car clipped an officer's legs as he tried to run away. vicki. yeah, amazingly, he suffered only minor injuri

talsma >> and all i see is his little tiny white sweatshirt and he goes, "eli? i ran up over to him and i gave him the biggest hug. i was so relieved once i saw him. >> reporter: as talsma carried nante to safety, he learned while rescuers couldn't see nante, nante saw them. >> one night he was sleeping and a police helicopter flew over him and woke him up. >> reporter: police say nante told them he covered himself with branches and leaves to stay warm and ate clean snow to hydrate. he had no food nante's mom tonight thanking the rescuers, grateful for their efforts and the smarts of her little boy. anne thompson, nbc news. >> one tough kid we're glad he is okay. that's "nightly news" for this tuesday thanks for watching. i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other. good night - life is uncertain. everyday pressures can feel overwhelming it's okay to feel stressed, anxious, worried, or frustrated. it's normal. with calhope's free and secure mental health resources, it's easy to get the help you and your loved ones need when you need it the most.

ely: con la noticia del dÍa.sona. salvador: tiene que multiplicar en eso por tres, por seis. cuÁnto dinero tienen su bolsillo? sandro: ni la culpa. salvador: no tiene nada para trasladarse a new york. sandro: sÍ, en mÉxico nos robaron. salvador: quiero tambiÉn mostrar aquÍ que tambiÉn la familia ha estado aquÍ esperando. van a ver cÓmo logran reunir el dinero para poder trasladarse a nueva york. lo bueno que estÁ familia estÁ reunida. no es la misma historia con muchas otras. estamos en vivo soy salvador durÁn y regresamos con ustedes. ely: gracias por informarnos en vivo. en instantes, vamos a entrevistar en vivo al alcalde del paso para que nos diga aquÍ primero lo que planea hacer con los inmigrantes que llegan a su ciudad. alan: no menos dramÁtica la situaciÓn en otras ciudades de la frontera. miles de inmigrantes acampa en las calles. inmensas filas para entregarse a la patrulla fronteriza. karla: esto a sÓlo horas de que expire el tÍtulo 42 y entra en vigor el nuevo programa migratorio. permitirÍa la deport

as elie wiesel said, the survivors' willingness to share their knowledge, their pain, their anguish,r agony, is motivated solely by their conviction that their survival was for a purpose. a survivor sees himself or herself as a messenger and a guardian of the psych receipts -- secrets of the debt. a survivor fears he or she may be the last to remember, the last to warn, the last to tell the tale that must be told in its totality before it is too late. that is what brings us together year after year. today we gather nearly eight decades after the end of the war. eight decades during which the survivors built their lives and families, made imnew hampshirerable contributions -- imnumbrable contributions to the united states and the world and fulfilled elie wiesel's aspiration by building a global movement to ensure that their memories would be a force for good, a warning against evil in the world. and a lesson and an inspiration to the future. but we must also remember that it's been eight decades in which the world was expected to live up to its postwar declaration of never again to an

eli lilly says the new experimental drug can slow the progression of the mind robbing disease by a whopping5%. what is this drug and what are its downsides? we will talk to the alzheimer's association of northern california. is the sport that your child used to love turning into more of a chore? in today's competitive world, that is all too common. university of san francisco basketball player who now runs a positive coaching sports academy has tips for parents and coaches. but first, may his heritage month. but a new national landmark report was just released, and it reveals widespread discrimination against asian americans and pacific islanders with damaging impact. joining us to share the key findings of the report annie lee, managing director of policy for the group chinese for affirmative action. thanks for joining us. >> thank you so much for having me and for the opportunity to talk about our landmark report, how civil rights can protect asian americans and pacific islanders against racism. kristen: tell me why it was commissioned, what were you trying to find out? >> about the exper

just the shut down in the, in the country altogether, but at least eli mosque is saying, this is what we are being asked to do. this is what we're doing in our country, twitter, twitter denied under the administration prior to eli must. twitter told the new york post. you cannot, you are you, you are bowden. you are prevented from twitter because you dared to bring up a story about hunter biden's laptop. this was the new york post. the old is newspaper. india might've stage. and they weren't even told about it, there wasn't even any reference as to why they were, at least in the case of 11 months. he is saying, this is what turkey said. this is what we're responding. this is, these are the facts. this is what we're doing, whether you like it or not. i'm only showing you what's happening. this is full disclosure. the same people who didn't mind the new york pole is being shut down. all of a sudden have this sense of purity and this, this belief in the 1st amendment and free speech. it's hip hop received at the nuclear level. it's, it's mind, body breathtaking. a realms foreign minister