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eva? >> faith, those numbers are just incredibly alarming. faith abubey for us there. thank you, faith. >>> well, now to holiday travel as spring break season kicks off. the tsa is preparing for a record number of passengers with volumes potentially exceeding prepandemic levels. abc's jaclyn lee has the latest. good morning, jaclyn. >> good morning, eva. now, this is expected to last all the way through april 21st. tsa even saying january was their first month where travel volumes exceeded what they saw in 2019. because of the growing number of passengers, tsa is constantly recruiting and training new officers. so they're advising travelers to pack smart and arrive early. so, of course, let's talk tsa precheck. tsa says 92% of precheck passengers waited five minutes or less when going through security, so, of course, that is something to consider. now, if your flight is canceled or delayed, the department of transportation has a list of dashboard to compare the amenities different airlines

eva: she wants all of the things be at [laughter] -- all of the things.laughter] she tried to make it a generational argument, saying she doesn't kick sideways, she kicks forward and she will focus her energy on attacks against president biden. she says she will not evoke identity politics but she did elevate a lot of things in her remarks, the proud daughter of immigrants as well as a woman. the most fascinating i think part of her rollout to me is this real emphasis on america, her argument that america is not a racist country. i have covered many conservative, republican rallies, most recently a lot of herschel walker rallies in georgia last year, and unprompted, conservatives will say to me, i won't even be asking them about race, and they will say republicans are not racist, conservatives are not racist, they just want me to know that. nikki haley i think was speaking to those sensibilities and that anxiety. i think she's probably smart to make it a central focus of her campaign because it really does appeal i think to a significant amount of white c

eva zu beckin needs to be tackled.d next up, we are back in europe in the italian capital of rome and if if you have ever visited the centre, seemingly around every corner there is a priceless work of art, right there on the display. that might be a total delight for tourists and art lovers but it also makes it vulnerable to theft, as ade adepitan recently found out. they are just over 100 nine works by the artist caravaggio. this is one that tourists can come in what you can understand why he is able to make a name for himself. this one is so explicit but what is really cool is that you can also see his masterpieces in everyday spacesin his masterpieces in everyday spaces in in italy, like in churches. but sadly making artworks readily accessible also makes them vulnerable to theft and one of the most famous is the disappearance of a massive caravaggio from a sicilian church. it is estimated $6 billion worth of stolid art is being traded on the black market every year. the heritage squad have retrieved many over the p

here again, abc's eva pilgrim. >> live from new york, it's saturday night!overed "saturday night live" when my mom woke me up one night to see the band bush on tv. ♪ then i think there was a sketch or something after that or before that. immediately i thought it was the most magical thing in the world. >> reporter: in the '90s, jane doe, who asked that we not use her name or show her face, became a "saturday night live" superfan. >> i went to "saturday night live" as often as humanly possible. for a teenage girl to do. >> reporter: she says she had dreams of one day being on the iconic sketch show, but her feelings about "snl" were forever changed, she says, because of her relationship with one of its former cast members, horacio sands. >> children's entertainer jasper hahn, everybody. >> hey, there, jimmy! >> i've known this guy for 20 years. i think of him as an old friend. it's very hard to sever that connection in your brain. you're not just realizing that you have an abuser, you're mourning a close friendship. >> reporter: in a lawsuit filed in 2021 aga

eva and janai with our competitors. eva, who you with?there we go. >> and, janai, who is your competitor? >> we are village square pizza over here. ready to resultle. [ applause ] >> all right, we're kicking things off. here with the tough but tasty task our fantastic judges first we have wabc anchor shirleen allicot, welcome and we have don darryl rivera who stars at iago in disney's "aladdin" on broadway and also chef and cookbook author jason goldstein, a regular on "gma." good to see you as well and chat with everybody coming up in just a bit but shirlene, what do you need for the perfect slice? your thoughts? >> you know i'm a pizza purist but it starts with the foundation of good crust. got to have a good crust. >> and build it from the ground up. i like that the foundation. so we'll get more on the competitors in a bit. let's take a look at this. ♪ >> reporter: the big apple, also home to some big pizza and we've got two pie giants facing off. home slice james kwan is elevating pizza at village square using a special family recipe

>> eva pilgrim leading us off tonight. eva, thank you. >>> we're going to turn now to the storm moving across the country tonight. and now a second storm right behind it. this evening,od t payower out t. and a volunteer firefighter the first storm reaching ttate highways and interstates there, still closed. ice storms in michigan downing trees and knocking power out across the state. and in the west tonight, a second storm with near record cold. 20 vehicles, this pileup on the ice on i-10. and the rare sight of a dusting of snow right behind the hollywood sign in l.a. in fact, in l.a. county, the first blizzard warning in more than 30 years. rob marciano timing this out for us, and trevor ault in minneapolis tonight. >> reporter: tonight, that monster storm now encasing nrthern states in ice. west of detroit in jonesville, michigan, huge limbs snapping blocking roads. drivers dangerously navigating past debris and downed power lines. across michigan, more than 800,000 families and businesses have now power. west of kalamaz

eva?> zohreen shah for us. thank you. >>> let's bring in greg dutra from wls. good morning. >> good morning. while southern california gets a break, it's a 24-hour break at the very most as another wave will move in for them, but this system continues as coast to coast track, bringing severe weather into the south. check this out here. by later on this afternoon into the evening, those storms become linear. now that reduces slightly the tornado threat, but the high wind threat is very high, especially along i-35, and west of oklahoma city. also the chance of some hail and scattered tornadoes along with this too. look how broad this is as it makes its way up into the midwest by early tomorrow morning. rain covering almost the entire state of iowa. it continues into the chicago area for the morning commute tomorrow, and the system not done with everybody. yet again it goes coast to coast, possibly bringing some snow into new york city. we'll track that in just a few minutes. over to you, jan

>> eva pilgrim following this trial for us. eva, thank you. >>> when we come back here tonight, the suspect accused of kidnapping and torturing a woman, saying he used social media, well tonight, that suspect now dead. and also, now connected to a double murder, after they surrounded the home. >>> and an important warning later tonight here about eye drops. kids. they're just different than us. they have no inhibitions, consider silverware optional, and can find fun anywhere. when kids get really sick, they're different than us too. that's why the leukemia & lymphoma society is introducing the dare to dream project. with the largest global clinical trial for kids with blood cancer, it'll be the biggest medical advancement for little patients in history. to help transform treatment and care for kids and support all the work we do, donate now at lls.org. your brain is an amazing thing. but as you get older, it naturally begins to change, causing a lack of sharpness, or even trouble with recall. thankfully, the breakthrough in pre

>> all right, eva pilgrim on this again tonight.thank you, eva. >>> when we come back here, after americans paid sky high prices at the pump all last year, news from exxon tonight, a new report on their profits last year, and what they said about it. >>> and yet another alarming headline tonight from the dallas zoo. what's going on? zone. in my ozempic® tri-zone, i lowered my a1c, cv risk, and lost some weight. in studies, the majority of people reached an a1c under 7 and maintained it. ozempic® lowers the risk of major cardiovascular events such as stroke, heart attack, or death in adults also with known heart disease. and you may lose weight. adults lost up to 14 pounds. ozempic® isn't for people with type 1 diabetes. don't share needles or pens, or reuse needles. don't take ozempic® if you or your family ever had medullary thyroid cancer, or have multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome type 2, or if allergic to it. stop ozempic® and get medical help right away if you get a lump or swelling in your neck, severe stomach pain, or an a

david. >> eva pilgrim in south carolina again this week. thank you, eva. >>> now to the new fight after that toxic train derailment in ohio. the question now, where to take the toxic waste? alex presha in ohio for us. >> reporter: tonight, fede find who will take loads of hazardous waste from that toxic train derailment site in east palestine, ohio. shipments of waste resuming this morning after officials in michigan refused to accept the contaminants, and texas said it wouldn't take any more. two sites in ohio now receiving some of the 1.8 million gallons of liquid waste and tons of contaminated soil. tonight the epa announcing another site in ohio and one in indiana will accept waste starting tomorrow. tonight, only 11 cars remain at the crash site. those cars all a part of the ntsb's investigation as the cleanup effort in the town continues. this is water flowing downstream from that derailment, and you see the sprinkler there aerating the water here. that barrier is creating a little bit of a filter, and both are working together to hel

here's a b cs eva pilgrim. maggie murdock's family , breaking their silence her sister marian, taking the stand in the case against her brother in law, getting emotional as she recalled, alec murdoch had asked his wife, maggie, to come home from their beach house just hours before she was murdered. you encouraged her to go to movies. i did. is that the last time you talked to him? yes. prosecutors say that night, alex murdoch shot maggie and his son paul, to death at close range on the family's estate. maggie's sister remembers asking alec, if you thought they suffered. i did, at one point asked him s maggie suffered. he assured me that she did not. now i don't think that's true. maggie's sister, saying after the murder , she found it odd. alec was still preoccupied with clearing his son's name. paul had been facing charges for a fatal boat crash. and i thought that was so strange because my number one goal was to find out who killed my sister and pop. you ever act scared or afraid that the real real killers we

now on bbc news, a look back at some of the travel show�*s recent highlights, including eva zu beck's the canals of mexico city, ade adepitan�*s search for stolen art in rome and bbc 1xtra dj reece parkinson's look at how he manages his type 1 diabetes while partying on the spanish island of ibiza. this week on the travel show we are to taking a look back at some of our favourite recent adventures. in mexico, we are hands—on with a salamander. oh, my god, it is so smooth, it is so lovely. face—to—face with italy's stolen art. wow, it is beautiful. and up to my neck in it in rural estonia. hello and welcome to switzerland. i'm in the town of chateau—d'oex. it is known for its gruyere cheese, which is delicious, and the international balloon festival, held in the valley behind me every winter. but let's start somewhere a little warmer. mexico city's ancient canal network was first built by the aztecs. it stretches 180 kilometres and these days the whole district of xochimilco is a unesco world heritage site but one that could do with a bit of a clean up. we sent eva zu beck there to fin

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abc is eva pilgrim is covering the trial for us. a dramatic disruption at the murdoch trial. gentlemen we have to evacuate the building from the bill call, claiming there was a bomb in the judge's chamber, forcing an evacuation crowds streaming from the building as authorities did a security sweep. murdoch whisked away in a van. a few hours later , it was back to business. but the judge making no mention of that threat bring the jury comes after the defense tried to chip away at the state's evidence showing gunshot residue. was found on murdoch's close his hand car and this raincoat seized from his parents' home unless it's cleaned off or washedoff. it'll stay for four years. it could yes. you have no idea. how gunshot primer residue. ended up on that garment. correct i cannot tell you how it got there murdoch's team, arguing it could have come from a shotgun he was holding when police arrived. earlier a paralegal testifying about how murdoch had been stealing from his own firm. i was hurt. i was angry. i just. i was beside myself. she said she noticed a change in him in 2019

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eva?>> well, to ohio now where a federal emergency management agency team is on the scene of that toxic train derailment more than two weeks after it happened. abc's mona kosar abdi is live with the latest. good morning, mona. >> reporter: eva, good morning. governor mike dewine says he had been in daily contact with fema, and although ohio was originally denied assistance, fema reversed course, opening the door to federal aid. this morning, fema disaster teams on the ground in east palestine 16 days since that fiery train derailment unleashed a cloud of toxic chemicals. frustration and skepticism mounting in the community over many unanswered questions and allegations that officials haven't done enough. >> i'm 53. i have had two headaches in my life, and i feel like i have had one every day since the controlled burn. >> reporter: norfolk southern ceo was on the ground saturday to see the damage firsthand, releasing a statement saying he is, quote, deeply sorry about what the community is

eva , you have a very active life here, doing something here.l to do sports acrobatics, i do rock climbing well for chess. i go to the pool at the music school. what class are you in vocal and piano class. when are you able to do everything? well, i have everything distributed, what comes out of this you the best. you are not just fond of chess. you even take part in competitions. yeah, but you know how to lose, and you learned this recently. before, yes , she left crying, how chess can be useful to you in the future. well wait memory, the speed of logical thinking is also decision making. do you generally, when making a decision, are guided by the head or the heart? you should always turn your head with your head.

eva. >> that is crazy.to give you an idea of how unusual this weather is, there it is. >>> 30 million people wide scoping but by far as we saw for zohreen it's down there in southern california where we're really seeing the worst of the weather. check out the swirl on this system bringing in all that moisture into southern california, inches of rainfall on the way again today. that's a problem, the ground is already soaked, right? well, you'll see another two or three inches of snow with a round today and another round a little further off to the north on monday and that is going to be a coast-to-coast system but a flood watch for l.a., pasadena up to santa barbara. mudslides are the big problem especially in spots that have seen wildfires, the camp fire burn scars, the fish fire burn scar, big concern there, and there is another system on the way that will go from coast to coast, and we'll be talking about that coming up, janai. >> thank you, greg. we'll check back with you in a bit. >>> ukraine starts it'

eva? >> such a disturbing story.d wabc's dani beckstrom is back. you got snow behind you. >> some snow. got to show it to you this time of year. this is the real star, right? let's get straight to it. this is a look at video from spanish springs, nevada, where they picked up about four inches of snow yesterday. this is northeast of reno. now we've got to get to what's happening next. the pacific northwest developing more of an active pattern as these systems push in from the pacific and eventually open the door for a more unsettled weather pattern in general across the west. we're watching this storm system track towards the great lakes as we move into the next week. that's what we'll be watching in the next few days. now we have to get a check of >>> so somewhere in the country, >>> so somewhere in the country still seeing snow chances this winter. the east though, staying mild for the week. >> yeah. >> all right. we're not complaining. >> no, we're not. >> just need a couple of snowflakes. come on. >> it is winter

eva pilgrim reporting. >>> the war in ukraine tonight, and vladimir putin's new nuclear threat. >>> and robin roberts tonight from new zealand. the beauty and the warning about climate, and what's changing already. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on a thursday night. and we begin tonight with the breaking headline late today. the pentagon briefing reporters just before we came on the air, saying they are now tracking a suspected chinese spy balloon hovering over the northern u.s. it was spotted over montana and other northern states. montana, of course, home to several sensitive nuclear sites. now, we are told the suspected chinese surveillance balloon is the size of three buses, with a technology base suspended below. and for a time in montana, air traffic control imposing a pgro airport in the last 24 hours. and look at this, the contrails from f-22s seen in the sky as they circled an area where the balloon was spotted southwest of the city. tonight, a senior defense official says that president biden was briefed. that he asked for military options. so, this e

eva green, as her partner in the films dark shadows, johnny depp, is forced in the courtroom to talkood person, the actress is suing the studio, which 3 years ago was going to shoot the film patriot with her. starring in this scientific fantasy. green was supposed to play a border guard officer in a futuristic authoritarian state, but in the end the picture never came out. and now the parties understand. whose fault is it? the studio claims that filming was disrupted by eva, who was still an executive producer of the film, allegedly began to make excessive demands, for example, she was going to hire additional star crew members who would have to pay too high fees. and a few more personal assistants, without this, according to her , the film. it wouldn't come out of good quality. in in general, as they say in studio bosses. star. casino royale behaved like a diva and did not make any efforts to get the filming process off the ground and also the lawyers included in the case green's messages from whatsapp, where she called one of the producers an evil, crazy and insidious sociopath of

>> eva pilgrim again tonight. thank you, eva. >>> we are hearing for the first time tonight from passengers on that united flight that plunged toward the ocean, just 775 feet above the pacific. gio benitez covers aviation. >> reporter: tonight, we're hearing from two passengers who say they were on that flight from hawaii that narrowly escaped plunging into the pacific. >> i can remember looking out and i really thought i saw just a glimpse of the ocean, and i thought, what's going on? >> reporter: the united 777 taking off from maui in stormy weather back in december. but then, while over the ocean, as it reaches 2,200 feet, it suddenly plummets to just 775 feet in less than 20 seconds. the aircraft able to recover and regain altitude, continuing its flight to san francisco. >> i think we just kind of chalked it up to this is, like, the worst turbulence that we've ever felt. >> reporter: we're only just learning of the incident now. but united tells us the pilots voluntarily reported the incident and that "united

eva pilgrim reporting. >>> robin roberts tonight and her epic jump. robin from new zealand, the birthplace of the bungee jump. you'll see her jump from the tallest building in the southern hemisphere. tonight, the lesson on conquering fear. >>> good evening. it is great to have you with us on a friday night. almost to the weekend, but it will be brutally cold, dangerous, life-threatening cold. the readings coming in right now, and where the wind chill is already more than 100 degrees below zero. that's in a moment here. >>> but we begin with the chinese spy balloon hovering over the u.s. tonight. china claiming it is a weather balloon that blew off course. u.s. authorities believe this is a surveillance balloon being maneuvered by china, likely using spy satellites. today the balloon was spotted over missouri. so where is it tonight, and where u.s. authorities believe it's headed. among the first sightings over billings, montana. that intelligence bay hanging beneath the balloon, that's the size of three busses. the pentagon tonight on discussions ove

eva mentioning the checks. there were about nine of them totaling $15,000. county. a lawyer friend of santos tells cnn that he eventually got the case dismissed. outfront now, a former assistant u.s. attorney for the southern district of new york. harry, santos is now facing multiple investigations, right? this isn't just people saying he's a liar. these are real investigations. he's got an fbi probe into allegations he stole $3,000 that was intended to save a veteran's dying service dog. what does this allegation mean for him? >> i think each of these gets put on the pile of allegations, gets higher and higher. in federal court, there's a rule, and it's the same rule in certain state courts, that if you've committed other bad acts, those can be used against you in other cases. and so i think his primary concern is probably the investigation into campaign finance fraud. that's a federal investigation. it's in his home district, the eastern district of new york. but all of these other allegations that your reporter was just talking about with you are potentia

good morning, victor. >> reporter: good morning, eva. the worst of it is definitely here.ld is brutal and the wind is only making it worse. take a look behind me. that is ice fog being whipped around on boston harbor. it's a pretty rare sight here and it's tough to imagine but it is even colder to our north. windchills overnight approaching 60 below in spots like new hampshire, vermont and maine. this arctic blast also turning deadly. outside springfield, massachusetts, as winds gusted above 50 miles per hour a tree crashed onto a car tragically killing a 6-month-old girl inside. the woman driving was rushed to the hospital. those powerful wind gusts also helped knock out power to about 28,000 customers throughout the northeast. that means there are a lot of homes likely without heat in these frigid conditions. now, we're still under a cold emergency here in boston. hypothermia and frostbite are very real dangers. the good news, though, is that this cold isn't here for long. we will be warming up by tomorrow. until then i'm going to go back inside. janai. >> oh, we saw it'

i will bring in entrepreneur shares, coo eva ottos. eva, coming into the year a.i.as all the rage. then chat gtp led. now microsoft, from "the new york times" on saw this on friday, bing, yes, bing may have just made search interesting again. microsoft shares are on fire. bing, you look at charts of bing, use of bing are going through the roof. is this a craze or maybe, does bing really have to chance maybe against google? >> it is, charles, and first of all for bing if we want to compete with that phrase, they probably should also rebrand but coming to your question, i think we'll see more a.i., jenner a tiff a eye tools come up. we'll probably see a surge we're already seeing google, microsoft, chatgpt. so the point here is there is going to be a price war, right? there is not a real moat. so if you, for i think, i think superior investment strategy is to go directly to the backbone of a.i. which is nvidia. you want to do what microsoft did years ago, 40 years ago, instead of competing competing a hardware companies they provided software to them. charles: right.

eva zu beck there in mexico city.back in europe, in the italian capital of rome, and if if you have ever visited the city, you'll know that seemingly around every corner, there's a priceless work of art, right there on public display. that might be a total delight for tourists and art lovers, but it also makes them vulnerable to theft, as ade recently found out. # la donna e' mobile... there are just over 100 known works by the artist caravaggio. this is one that tourists can come and see and you can understand why he's able to make a name for himself. this one is just so explicit. but what's really cool is that you can also see his masterpieces in everyday spaces all around italy, like in churches, for example. but sadly, making artworks more readily accessible also leaves them vulnerable to theft, and one of the most famous examples in history is the disappearance of a massive caravaggio from a sicilian church. it's estimated that around $6 billion worth of plundered art is being traded on the global black market ev

i am now together we are making a decision about you and me about our son, when he was born, and eva is like now, so yes, i wanted to get rid of her, and here she will not be around, what's the problem? i confess that i hate. she is the one who hates me. i tried everything for to do it. wanted to be her mother for you, by the way, the decision to talk about it , focus on your child. become a mother to him, and everything will be fine my opinion. yes, we have always made the decision together. i don’t need to talk now about who whose daughter is a surrogate is still sending it to the hospital herself. you can't hear me when i say there 's clearly something wrong with her. i'll help you unload. in short, if you still have an important point, i am against me surviving in our house, so that she generally flies her place there in a psychiatric hospital next to her mother. she will fly away. marina aleksandrovna hello i saw you several times at the event. well , we saw further that vadim was not here. i know we can go. i wanted to discuss something with you. listen, i dressed my husband, i

we sent eva zu beck there to find out why. check out all these amazing boats, they're so colourful.trajineras. i was honestly expecting to go on a quiet little boat ride but this place is a realfiesta. we are stuck in a trafficjam of like ten different boats, tourist boats, shop boats. the moment you leave behind the super busy embarcaderos of xochimilco, it feels like you enter a completely different world. there's so much wildlife here, so much greenery. it is just so serene. but even out here in the more remote areas of the wetlands, the pollution is endangering one of mexico's most iconic animals. the strange—looking but much loved axolotl. what's so special about these little creatures? i can't believe this is happening. oh, my god, it is so smooth, it is so lovely, it is like holding a baby. the axolotl is not only endemic to mexico, its population is limited to these wetlands and the worsening pollutions is threatening its very survival. 0k, put him back. thankfully, the conservation project armando runs here has been a great success and, as a result, axolotl numbers are now

cnn's eva mckend is live for us in his hometown of plains, georgia.t do we know about how president carter is doing and what kind of care he might be receiving right now? >> reporter: well, abby, no major updates on his health. what we know is that he has opted to receive end of life care here in his hometown of plains. that is what he wants. when you travel throughout this community, every single stretch of it connected to carter and the carter family in some way. we were having breakfast this morning at bonita's southern restaurant. the owner there telling us about her connection to that family. this town just a few hundred people. he is deeply revered here. people em menacely proud that a former peanut farmer could ascend to the presidency, abby. >> yeah. they absolutely are. he is really a small town man through and through. he's so beloved in plains. tell us more about his connection to this town, his family's connection there and what his life has been like there as he's gone well into his old age, just living a very simple life. >> reporter: he

eva. >> maryalice parks for us, thank you. let's bring in abc news contributor, colonel steve ganyard, a former defense and state department official. good morning to you. so we know several lawmakers have been calling for the u.s. to shoot this down. why haven't they done this yet? >> well, shooting it down is easier said than done. if you use a missile, that will spray hot metal over a large area, 60,000 feet, so it does have a danger, and because where it is now over heavily populated areas in the u.s., that makes it a safety issue, but remember that the pentagon said that they detected it out over the aleutians way to the west and it went up over alaska. those are not heavily populated areas, so days ago it was a political decision not to shoot it down. now it's a safety issue. >> okay, so what is this path that it's on? what could it be looking at? >> if you look at where it started in china, it actually went up and went the whole length of japan then up over the aleutians, it went across alaska, went by a sensitive air f

good morning to you, tom. >> reporter: yeah, good morning, eva.fighting now in eastern ukraine as russia ramps up its offensive around the town of kreminna, lyman and bakhmut. they're sending waves of soldiers at ukrainian soldiers in those areas. uk officials saying russia has been making tactical gains but taking heavy losses. so far no major breakthrough for russian forces, but we are clearly now into a difficult period for ukraine in this war. overnight russia launching a fresh wave of lethal attack drones after a barrage of russian missiles and drones hit ukrainian power stations. and this morning, in an exclusive interview, one of ukraine's top generals confirming to me that the u.s. is supplying coordinates to the ukrainians for key russian targets inside occupied parts of ukraine. the general saying ukrainian commanders are in constant contact with u.s. military colleagues, and that support will be vital for ukraine in the coming weeks and months. overnight the white house confirming president biden will travel to poland just before the on

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we sent eva zu beck there to find out why. check out all these amazing boats, they're so colourful.trajineras. i was honestly expecting to go on a quiet little boat ride but this place is a real fiesta. we are stuck in a trafficjam of like ten different boats, tourist boats, shop boats. the moment you leave behind the super busy embarcaderos of xochimilco, it feels like you enter a completely different world. there's so much wildlife here, so much greenery. it is just so serene. but even out here in the more remote areas of the wetlands, the pollution is endangering one of mexico's most iconic animals. the strange—looking but much loved axolotl. what's so special about these little creatures? i can't believe this is happening. oh, my god, it is so smooth, it is so lovely, it is like holding a baby. the axolotl is not only endemic to mexico, its population is limited to these wetlands and the worsening pollutions is threatening its very survival. 0k, put him back. thankfully, the conservation project armando runs here has been a great success and, as a result, axolotl numbers are now

cnn's eva mckend joining us with more on this. eva, what more are you learning about this new allegation? >> fred, derrick myers says on john mccain ar 25th, a little less than two weeks ago, congressman santos touched his groin before allegedly inviting him to his home. that's according to a house ethics complaint provided to us at cnn. santos asked him if he had a profile on the dating app grinder. the staffer says that exchange occurred on capitol hill and told cnn it may have been witnessed by another staff member. i'm going to read a little bit from this complaint. he says i kindly declined the karaoke invitation by telling the congressman i was not a fan of bars and clubs and not a good singer. the congressman proceeded to move his hand into my inner thigh and touch my join. he says he declined the advance and a few days later santos began to question him as his prior job as a reporter. a spokesperson and attorney for the congressman not responding to our request for comment. myers making it very plain to us that there is no

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