this. >> erin: i don't want it. >> greg: erin you're first. >> erin: seam originally from rochesterlose. state police investing the theft of more than 50 chickens from a yard in gas port new york. there was warnings about this and apparently somebody made off with 50 chickens last night. >> greg: wow, i'm so glad you didn't use the phrase i wonder if it's foul play. >> erin: i wouldn't, no. >> greg: because i never would have had you on again. >> erin: i mean, like, egg prices are high, right? there's a million reasons for these chickens to be gone but also i don't know how you ever get them back. >> greg: i go with, if somebody is stealing a chicken, they need the chicken more than you need the chicken. >> erin: true. and 50, that's grand theft. >> terry: buffalo big foot. >> greg: what's that tom. >> tom: i think there's a big foot in buffalo stealing chickens. >> erin: man of science. >> terry: this is science panel here. >> tom: that's what we have. iwhat? >> greg: what's your story? >> terry: so i live on the outer banks in north carolina, you know, land of pirates and good sea

i'm erin burnett. outfront tonight, mike lindell, forced to pay millions of dollars for telling lies about the 2020 election, the trump confidant and the ceo of my pillow today ordered to pay $5 million to bob zeidman computer forensics expert who debunked his election conspiracies. bob is gonna be my guest in a moment for his first live television interview. linda l, of course, is well known for his absolutely outrageous claims about the election. i've been all in trying to find the machine fries and we found it. we have all the evidence. i said it before we're going to melt down these machines and make prison bars out of them against time. everyone we need to selection pulled down. we need our great president donald trump back in and that's coming. every outlet in the country they go, michelangelo. there's no evidence and he's making fraudulent statements. no i have the evidence i dare people to put it on. i dare dominion to sue me because i didn't get all faster. well. dominion is suing him and domi

erin. we're learning tonight that the former president after he arrived here , he met with his political advisors as well as his legal advisers. and for all these circus like atmosphere, and for all the spectacle that indeed has been surrounding this, the former president his team are taking this very seriously. that was underscored today by the hiring of a new criminal defense attorney also underscored by the fact that tomorrow i'm told his lawyers are going to do via talking. the former president of at least is not scheduled or expected to speak here about the charges. he's going to save that, of course, until he returns to mar-a-lago in florida tomorrow evening, but for the next foreseeable future, weeks and likely months, perhaps even longer to come. this is the presidential campaign. the presidential campaign is inextricably linked. to his legal case here, so he does arrive as the republican presidential frontrunner. his campaign says they raised $7 million, largely through small dolla

erin burnett outfront starts right now. this is cnn breaking news. good evening. i'm erin burnett. outfront tonight. we do have breaking news, the supreme court making a major ruling tonight one that many across the united states were waiting anxiously to hear the court ruling just hours before a midnight deadline. right? so we're on a friday night here. seven o'clock eastern, just this ruling coming out their ruling that are widely used abortion drug. kristen will remain available for now. okay so here's the crucial context here. it was just two weeks ago that a trump appointed federal judge suspended the medications approval by the fda. so an appeals court then decided to impose restrictions on the drug that included blocking mail delivery requiring a doctor visit to get it determining what point during a pregnancy. the drug could be used all of this. so it goes to the supreme court, which is now weighed in which is stopping those lower court rulings from taking place. now here's the key, at least until the appeals process plays out, which could take months, so they're going to a

erin? thank you very much along those front lines in eastern ukraine, and i want to go now to democratic congressman adam smith. he's the top democrat on the house armed services committee, and i appreciate your being with me. so you were just briefed about a recent leak of classified documents, some of which had to do with ukraine. the lead suspect. we understand , of course, is that 21 year old air force reservist did you get your questions answered today. i'm not really. i mean, we didn't get any new information at the brief. the rough summary is basically the officials there and we had officials from state in the intelligence community as well. as dhaouadi said, look, we have procedures. obviously those procedures failed. we are investigating why, and trying to figure out if we need new procedures. they didn't really give us a lot more information than that, and that's what we members happened here. is there something we need to do differently? and how did it come to pass that this sens

erin: they'll be more active at warmer temperatures, so you'll get a tangier loaf. joe: any bread maker will tell you even slight changes in humidity can affect the flavor of bread, which is why boudins has strict climate control. dan: we control this temperature for 20 hours of the process. joe: but does climate change mean giraudo might soon have tangier sourdough on his hands? he's not so sure. dan: as long as the bay is here, the sea breeze, the fog, you'll have the-- similar humidity that we've had for the last 180 years. joe: and that's the age-old recipe for a san francisco tradition. dan: we make the bread the same way we made it in 1849. joe: when we come back, we'll meet up with a marin county man and his discovery of a forgotten cemetery. ♪♪♪ ♪♪♪ joe: you can learn a lot of history in a cemetery. old headstones give us a little insight into the people who were here before. but in marin county one old cemetery kind of fell off the map--that is, until a neighbor did a little digging around. jack thornton: each one of these stones out here has a story. there

erin? >> nic, thank you very much. and i want to go on the back of nic's reporting to democratic congressman and iraq war veteran seth moulton. he also serves on the house armed services committee. and he joins me along with retired army major general james "spider" marks. very much appreciate both of you. congressman, obviously we saw this major attack in ukraine, missile attack, have not seen something like that in months. you've got the defense minister in ukraine in response saying, god along, they're ready to go on a counteroffensive. is it your understanding that this is imminent, that the counteroffensive is truly going to happen in a significant way? >> oh, it's going to be significant. and the ukrainians have made that clear. and the european commanders reported to us that we've given them 98% of what they need for this counteroffensive. so we've been working very hard to get them ready. ammunition, training, weapons systems. 98% delivered. so they're ready to go. when exactly it will start of course is secret

>> it is not a surprise to me, erin. and, as you remember, we've talked multiple times about something i call battlefield math about a year ago. and when russia entered this conflict, they had 190,000 soldiers allegedly. that seems like a lot. but for the missions they had, for the various mission sets they were required, that was nowhere near to being enough troop to task requirements for the russian soldiers. they realized that. they've now reinforced those positions, especially the defensive positions, the cities, the towns. so they have more soldiers there. but i'd also remind you, so does ukraine. ukraine has also mobilized literally hundreds of thousands of people. so this clash of an offensive against the defense is going to be tough. the general also mentioned the air force and the navy. he estimated that the russian air force has lost about 80 airplanes, they've literally got hundreds if not thousands more. but what we've seen in the russian air force and the russian navy is the same kind of ineptness that their

erin almost by the day. i mean vladimir karamazov, for instance, i've known him for years, and throughout that time, he has consistently been critical of the russian president vladimir putin. his sharply condemned the ukraine warnings spoken out against the crackdown against dissidents as well and now it's just incredible to see that has been jailed for speaking out. today the whole world sees what the putin regime is doing to ukraine. the cluster bombs on residential areas, the bombings of maternity wards and hospitals and schools. it was this speech before the arizona state house that russian prosecutors used as part of their case against vladimir caramel. russia launched its invasion of ukraine just a few weeks earlier, and the veteran kremlin critic like so many others was incensed the war crimes these are war crimes. that are being contested. a month later, cara mazzo was arrested in moscow accused of discrediting the russian army. he was later also charged with the much more serious offense of treason.

erin thank you very much.nd turning to that tragedy in upstate new york a significant change in tone tonight from the lawyer of the man accused of killing the 20 year old woman who mistakenly drove onto his property, kevin monahan, you see him there. he's accused the lawyers saying the woman and her friends created an atmosphere of quote menace. on the man's property with multiple vehicles, revving their engines and going up the driveway, they say at a high rate of speed, this is quite different from what the lawyer had previously told a news outlet, which is quote my preliminary view of this case is that it was a series of errors, which resulted in a tragedy outfront now jeffrey murphy, the sheriff in washington county, new york, where kaylin bilis was killed, and obviously you know more about this than anyone, sheriff and everyone wants to hear whatever you're able to share with us. i know that kevin monahan, right, who was accused his lawyer says. multiple vehicles were on the property, and they're now sayi

certainly true, erin standby .got a good panel of our law enforcement are political or legal experts here to assess the dramatic developments that have unfolded on this day and elliot let me start with you what stands out to you from this indictment that we have now all red and it's entitled the people of the state of new york against donald j. trump defendant. what stands out is that it doesn't say a lot wolf. now that's part of that's new york law. it doesn't require prosecutors to lay out with the exact specificity. city every single fact that they intend to prove a trial, but it does leave a lot of openings for the former president and his attorneys to say wait a second. you're accusing us of quite serious crimes here. what is the evidence you tend intend to produce and you can almost be certain that the defense will move to dismiss the indictment on this basis, or at least asked the judge to clarify what it says that's one number to the particular crime charge here is falsifying business records that can be bu

i'm erin burnett.gged into war, new joid into "outfront" shows the violent tactics russia is using right now to get young known the front lines. so, what you're seeing on this video is what's believed to be a russian conscript, a young man, being forced into the back of a car in moscow. the young man is resisting. young man is screaming for help. but he loses. he's taken away. and the person filming says a police officer is standing by doing nothing. and it is scenes like this we have heard about in moscow, right, go down on the subway, people there who can round people up. it's everywhere. it's happening across russia and moscow itself now. while russia has been ramping up recruiting and, of course, ukraine has as well, russia has been going to the extreme. according to "the washington post," which has seen more of the leaked classified u.s. intelligence documents that were posted online by massachusetts air national guardsman jack teixeira, putin reportedly backed -- reportedly backed his military's

let's bring in erin gibbs. erin, i have to toss to you. do you agree with the assessment by mike?rease is extreme. i understand the argument that there are certain overvaluations in the tech rally which have been dramatic in the past week one thing we do see when there comes to credit tightening and banks looking at reassessing their deposits and balance sheets is that companies with good free cash flow do well. those tend to be a lot of technology companies in particular, software and services i think in this case, saying it is all about valuation or recession or slowing growth and that type of thing is missing part of the story. i think there are companies that could still do very well and have seen their bottoms. >> all right something to watch there, erin i want to ask about the opec production cut we are seeing rbob up 3% this morning. wti, u.s. benchmark, up 5% does this increase oil prices which could get up to $100 a ba barrel does that change your thesis with portfolio management? >> i think avoiding energy companies is a good thing. i think they are too volatile. we have

erin. we're learning that the former president after he arrived here at trump tower, he spent some time meeting with his political advisors and his legal advisers as well. and of course we are on the eve of a very historic moment for him, but a first for donald trump, appearing in that manhattan courtroom, and i am told that his advisers hope i should emphasize hope that he deploys a two pronged strategy one in the court of law tomorrow. they do not want him to speak at all. really here in new york publicly, they want him to wait and save his comments for tomorrow evening in mar-a-lago. this really speaks to a two pronged strategy that they hope he will employ over the next several months. perhaps even longer than that, as this legal case proceeds as his campaign proceeds as well on the campaign trail. yes he can unleash some of the vitriol that he's been doing, but in the court of law here in the courtroom. they hope that he essentially allows his lawyers to speak for them, but they're cer

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>> thank you, erin. not directly. fox is not going to tell us whether or not she helped play a role in the decision. but if you look at the time line, look at how things have changed or what's happened since she came forward back in late march, she came forward with evidence that fox hadn't turned over to the court and the delaware judge got really upset at fox, almost appointed a special master to look into fox's misconduct, and even told fox's lawyers hold onto your communications. so, soon thereafter, of course, that case settled. now, whether she was the direct cause of the settlement, we'll never know. but certainly we'd like to think that the value of the settlement substantially increased to what it was because of abby's revelations. and fast forward to today, a week after, our case is still pending. we still have a case here in new york. and tucker carlson is the primary bad actor in that case. it's his show where abby grossberg worked, where she suffered rapid misogyny, and the things that she endured was unb

erin: one more hike i think is expected.e know with the last inflation report, we are getting closer to the target. they should stop hiking three months before they hit the target, at least take a pause. i am in the camp where we expect some kind of small recession toward the second half of the year. a recession, especially when we are talking about something small, two quarters and two small points, does not necessarily mean companies have to lose money or contract. gdp growth in the u.s. does not match what you see would large cap stocks. as much as we talk about that, i want investors to remain aware it is not a perfect correlation and there are still opportunities in the stock market. haidi: does that mean you are looking for stocks that are recession proof? you are looking at stocks like apple because of what you see on their balance sheets and the prospects for growth even to a potential recession? erin: yes. i am looking more at credit tightening. we saw that was some of the reports from the beige book and what kathle

6th erin. it's an important reminder that while the new york cases the most immediate legal throughout the former president is facing that is not the most consequential legal investigation into the former president. because here in washington, d. c. as you noted, special counsel jack smith has multiple investigations and this one looking at trump's efforts to obstruct the 2020 election has now gotten an incredibly important witness in mike pence. this will be the first time that pence will testify under oath about this pressure campaign that he was facing from the former president and his allies . this is something that investigators have been especially interested in. particularly one heated phone call between pence and former president trump and the threats that pence face from trump supporters on the day of the insurrection. now there is one important carve out that pence has here he does not have to answer any questions about things that he did on january 6th in his role as president of the

and this note to our viewers coming up on erin burnett outfront right after the situation room, erin will be speaking with an attorney for a top critic of president vladimir putin, who was just sentenced to 25 years in prison for speaking out against the war in ukraine. that's coming up at seven. p.m. eastern all right, and we'll have much more news ahead right here in the situation room. cnn has new reporting on how supreme court justice clarence thomas is responding to the fallout over a report on his ties to republican mega donor stay with us. what will you do? will you make something better? create something new. our dell technologies advisors can provide you with the tools and expertise. you need to bring out the innovator in you. just listen to me, and i will get you rough this. all right? nice and steady. you're smiling spies don't smile. head winning. look at the help they can handle it. where do you come from my sex? do i look like a woman that plays for the minor leaks? very hostile workplace. all across the country. people are working hard to build a better future, so we'r

erin withe? >> the first study we looked to is from stanford. it basically shows that the difference between schools and kids that were educated and conservative states that were open, and a liberal states that were closed, there's a wide disparity in the education levels between those kids. you can see it more in big cities and particular. there was also a study done by the university of nevada that was quoted by the wall street journal bit showed the unions influence -- that the young iranians directly had influence over those schools being closed, versus the schools that were allowed to be open. those are the two studies that i'm looking at right now. i think you are right, this will be studied for years to come. to say that i don't have compassion for what happened during world wide pandemic is totally the opposite. i have total compassion for our kids. i saw the damage that school shutdowns did to people like lee. if you go on the freedom foundation website, liam is a student out of portland. he has a severe disability and illness. the dama

well hi, erin. good to be with you. first of all, i haven't seen a bad indictment, and i haven't seen a good invite indictment because i haven't seen an indictment. the indictment hasn't been unsealed . nobody has seen it. so everybody weighing in about the nature of this indictment and what's in it? what's not in it hasn't seen the indictment. that's just just just just the bottom line here, so we have to let this process play out. grand jury proceedings are some of the most secretive proceedings and criminal justice system as they should be. they're brought by grand juries, which are regular jury, a men and women. that process is a non political process inherently, and we have to see how it plays out. alright when you point out that it's a non political process. of course, this gets to the heart of it. you know, frank happened to warn that the indictment may backfire, he said, will backfire against democrats. republicans as you know, congressman have pointed out that alvin bragg is a progressive who was elected by dem

joining us today, erin french.k coming out later this year. always great to have you. >> thank you. an to imagine to >> "big heart, little stove. isn't the little stove part an homage to yesteryear for you >> exactly it is how i started in my little apartment. now i'm running a restaurant it is about putting your heart in you don't need big ingredients or tools it is all about putting the love into it. >> what's going on with the lost kitchen this summer? >> very busy postcards are streaming in we're getting ready for the 10th season at the lost kitchen in freedom so we're excited to have this >> a lot of people have happy to get there. this is in the book. >> this starts out from my diner stages i started cooking at my dad's diner. it is the first thing he let me cook and produce. >> thank god he did. >> this is amazing. >> this is a friday fish fry. >> we have haake here, but you can also use cod i like using a nice flaky fish so basically what we do is cut these into fish fingers because if you remember, like, v

erin, what do you think?believe people would sit down and listen to what we have to say. especially not with social media make it more difficult for people to pay attention in schools. that we are able to use social media in a way that can actually reach the audience in a way we can reach the younger generations. i am honestly amazed anyone stop by our account and decided to listen. arthel: i think it would most dance moves and probably caught their attention. and now she has a tiktok start left laughing. you know it, you know that is it, right? you have got it. >> that is really shocking. i am five. and it is just amazing. and also the wonderful attention might both forgot. it was seven weeks on "new york times" bestseller list. that is also very shocking. because so many holocaust members, thousands and have this has been doing so well. the whole last year has been amazing and we are both very gratified and very grateful really for people like you and other people who have paid attention to this. in this ea

erin: well said, thank you. that is a good place to end, i want to thank this wonderful panel, daniel black, mark, margaret. they will be signing books in area one, so please get books. they will sign and thank you for coming. it is my pleasure to welcome mehdi

erin: well said, thank you. that is a good place to end, i want to thank this wonderful panel, daniel black, mark, margaret. they will be signing books in area one, so please get books. they will sign and thank you for coming. and i didn't. okay. good evening, everyone. hello. how high is everyone? good tonight. hi. my name is wendy wasserman and i'm the marketing director here

let's bring in pimco's erin browne it's great to have you here.some of the economic slowdown risks are more front and center than they have been some other days, the consumer confidence numbers, u.p.s. results, and some more of these regional fed bank business surveys that really have been rather weak. i guess the big question is, now that we have seen this rotation towards defensive sectors and bond yields come back in, is the market correctly priced for what's to come in the economy? >> i don't think it is keep in mind, the market on a year to date basis is still up 6.25% and stocks are flirting with 4,100 we're not seeing, you know, significant levels of fear and the absolute level of stocks nor in valuations. they're still trading at, you know, 18 1/2 times forward multiples. so still trading, you know, fairly rich. i think that, you know, certainly today is a significant hit on a one-day, you know, lookback basis, but when you take a larger step back and look at where the market's trading today, there's really a lot of complacency that's stil

"erin burnett outfront" starts "erin burnett outfront" starts right now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> "outfront" next, russia seizing on tucker carlson's exit from fox. why this obsession? it comes as a top putin official tonight tells our matthew chance about the possibility of a prisoner swap for americans detained in russia. >>> plus, what's old is new again. biden's message today for re-election, eerily similar to what he said on this very day exactly four years ago. will it work a second time? >>> and then a story you will see first "outfront" tonight. outrage over lawmakers making decisions of white lawmakers making decisions for a city that is overwhelmingly black and democratic. >>> "outfront" tonight, russia is hiring as a top putin mouthpiece offers tucker carlson a job with russian state television. the most senior russian official to visit the united states since putin invaded ukraine. you heard me there, today, said this, unprompted. >> translator: perhaps it would be useful to consider how things are with freedom of speech in the united states. i've heard that tucker

.% aa erin mclaughlin has more. >> reporter: they're lovable, affectionate and so doggone cute golden a popular breed, especially among this group. >> there's something about the breed. they're so pure, genuine and loving they're just the best friends. they have energy, yes, but they can also be your best friend and lay on the coach all day it's amazing how you can go from being in a bad mood to laughing. she cracks me up all day long. >> reporter: today a golden moment took place. about 200 golden retrievers and their owners gathered by the finish line of the boston marathon to pay tribute to one of their own, spencer, the boston marathon dog who sadly passed away earlier this year. >> it's powerful. >> reporter: the massachusetts golden meet-ups group decided to do a special walk in his honor. >> that means getting together with the golden community and supporting spencer. >> reporter: spencer became the official race dog after video of him holding boston strong flags went viral several years ago on sunday many participants were wearing bandannas with the slogan "golden strong". >>

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thank you for that perspective there, erin. jake, i'm going to ask you to button this up and give us a sense not only of the issues being discussed today, but what does speaker mccarthy want to get out of this meeting, and does it include putting himself, placing himself on an international stage, dealing with international issues thus far in his career he's been mostly known for domestic issues. >> yeah, he's never really dealt with international issues. he's been the house minority leader, which has a mostly ceremonial role in international affairs but this is the easiest issue, literally the easiest issue for him to deal with, though it has huge consequences on the global stage because republicans and democrats agree that the u.s. needs to crack down on china, and he has created a number of committees to do so remember, this is his really only second or third meeting with the world leaders so it needed to be something, he didn't want to bite off more than he could chew this is an issue that republicans, domestic or internati

joining us to discuss is aaron brown -- erin brown over at pimco. two years ago, even a year ago, you looked at the bond market and the yields went up in the stock market went down and vice versa, then we are talking about margins and efficiency for the tech stocks. what is leading the stock market today? what is driving it? >> there's a couple of different factors. when you look at earnings, they have still been fairly robust. certainly we are off the highs that we saw in the post-pandemic period. we saw earnings decline, but still earnings are quite robust. still suggesting there's decent strong demand ahead albeit waning. i also think by and large, equities outside of big disruptions to the market tend to move up. we have seen this sort of grind higher as the markets are really waiting for recession which looks to be on the sort of doorsteps of investors but has not yet hit. sort of in the absence of bad news, the risk is there is very little price then and there's a lot of complacency when you look at equities regarding the outlook ahead. the bo

erin mclaughlin has those details. >> oh, my gosh >> reporter: overnight at the house of the mouse, a shocking end to one of disneyland's most popular shows as mickey battled the dragon, the fire-breathing prop engulfed in flames >> poor dragon didn't make it >> it't's pretty bad. . >> repororter: and nearby attractions evacuated. during the final showing of fantasmic saturday evening the fire even visible from splash mountain park goer tim was there. >> the show was going fantastic. just about five until 11:00, the dragon had caught on fire and my sister and i, we thought it was part of the show. >> reporter: according to anaheim fire & rescue, the fire was quickly extinguished while no guests or firefighters were injured, rescuers say several disney cast members were treated for smoke inhalation at the scene disneyland releasing a statement saying they're temporarily suspending similar fire effects at select shows globally out of an abundance of caution, while an investigation is under way. so did mickey win in the end? >> in the end, i believe mickey did win, yep and i did see mick

erin mclclaughlin, n nbc news >>> there is more to tell you about still aheaead, the nexext generaration of hollllywood magigic. ththe incredibible ai tetechnology t that could d transfsform movie e stars and d our favoririte filmlms. >>> there's an astonishing shift underway in hollywood as technology transforms how we see our favorite movie stars, and you won't believe your eyes. cnbc's julia boorstin puts the high-tech effects to the test in our series "ai revolution." >> reporter: hollywood production is being transformed by artitificial inintelligencece deepvoodoo is a visual effects company that specializes in what they call facial replacement ai >> what's a funny face i should make? like like >> reporter: in about 30 minutes, they scanned my every expression to learn my facial movemenents and two weweeks later r we put the algorithm to the test with a body double and a live camera. >> okay, here we go. >> oh my god that's so weird. not my hair, but it's totally my face. >> reporter: while visual effects have a lolong historyry in hollywooood, deep voodoo's precision and live rende

>> yeah, erin, you hit the nail on the head.the road will they continue tonight or will we see that championship pedigree? the warriors have had the worst record in franchise history there. just 11 31 this year on the road or worse in nba, being honest. they haven't be in a good team on the road. once this season. most of those wins have come against bottom feeders or teams without their top player. but in the same breath, the core of this team, draymond klay stat, andre iguodala steve kerr. they're the best road playoff team in nba history. they've won a road playoff game in an nba record weny 7 straight series. so something tonight has got a on the road and environment like this. >> all season long. >> there's going to be that he be if it had that goes in 5th round up with 50 foot or at least say about all of that is about 30 minutes ago. >> every game's important. and we always try to put extra importance on different games based on circumstance and honestly know that matters to us. you know what, what it matters to to the na

let's bring in erin mclaughlin.s claiming funke has exculpatory information that might help to exonerate him and an investigator for the defense insisting her information is unique and cannot be provided by another witness. initially funke's attorney fought the subpoena saying even if she does possess exculpatory evidence and it's not clear that she does, the preliminary hearing is not the place to present it. now, funke is agreeing to testify but in nevada where she currently lives and not in idaho where the preliminary hearing is expected. now, her account of that evening is still one of the big unknowns in this case. we know she was interviewed by police and was able to help them piece together a time line of when her roommates arrived home that night, but beyond that, her version of events is something of a mystery. at least to the public, kate. >> yeah, and we probably won't hear what happens in this very private meeting but i wonder what is next publicly? >> reporter: there are still so many unanswered questio

type 2 diabetes, and promising new results from a clinical trial show it helps with weight loss, too erin mclaughlin explains how it works. >> reporter: it's being billed by eli lilly as a new bar for weight loss. >> i'm very pleased with the results >> reporter: called tirzepatide. currentltly sold underer the branand name monjaro. to treat type 2 diabetes if approved for weight loss, analysts believe it could be the biggest drug ever. >> we're bringing on more manufacturing capacity and throughout this year to help make sur we're able to meet demand in the marketplace. >> reporter: a clinical trial last year found the dru helped people with obesity lose almost a quarter of their body weight today the company announced new results of a second clinical trial, which followed more than 900 adults with both obesity and type 2 diabetes. finding patients lost up to 15.7% of body weight in about 16 months >> weight loss is hard for patients with diabetes and i think in america we have a lot of stigma about, hey, you need to be able to do this on your own. >> reporter: tirzepatide works similarl

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nbc news correspondent erin mclaughlin has more. >> that's right, bryan kohberger has been charged inyet to enter a plea ahead of a preliminary hearing in june, his legal team issued a subpoena for one of the two roommates who survived the attack arguing she has information that may help clear kohberger's name. that roommate, bethany funke had fought the subpoena but is now agreeing to be interviewed two roommates survived the stabbing attack inside this house last november. it left four other students dead. bethany funk was one of the survivors, and now she's agreeing to be interviewed by the defense in the murder case. attorneys for the suspect brian kohberger issuing a subpoena for funk to testify. kohberger's legal team claiming funk has exculpatory information that may help exonerate him. an investigator for the defense writing, miss funk's information is unique to her experiences and cannot be provided by another witness. funk's attorney fought back, filing a motion to quash the subpoena, writing, even if funk possesses exculpatory evidence, which remains unknown, there is no pl

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erin burnett outfront starts right now. outfront next, a 21 year old arrested suspected of being behind the classified documents lead taken into custody after being under fbi surveillance. this is we're learning new details about who he was sharing those documents with online plus trump under oath. the former president just finishing nearly seven hours of questions in another high stakes case. so what happened? and caught on tape. new secret recordings from inside fox revealing what rudy giuliani really thought about dominion with the tapes and the attorney for the woman who made those recordings. it's my guess. let's go, outfront. good evening. i'm erica hill in tonight for erin burnett. outfront tonight arrested the suspect in the massive leak of classified intelligence documents is now in custody. we have video for you see it right here. this is the 21 year old air national guardsman jack to share of being arrested at home in massachusetts. a massive show of force there ahead of what are expected to be very serious charg