if rosy hadn't called eva on the way to the movies.treet. >> high-speed impact on the highway, the coroner and the pathologist probably would not have looked any further than blunt force trauma from the automobile incident. in any way it could've been a perfect crime. >> but yaz hadn't plotted the perfect crime, as they saw it. he killed, he ran, and he was a tenacious lawman as they saw it. he will be eligible for parole after serving 20 years. >> that's all for this edition of dateline. i'm andrea canning, thanks for watching! good morning, welcome to this saturday edition of morning joe: weekend. it's time for a cup of coffee. as we go through another wild week in politics with major developments from the campaign trail, to capitol hill. let's dive

the judges eva, why?ldren, two, boys, he left her, wants to return her, he ran into the wrong thing, our girl, the morning did not go well, please at least please me with something, criminologists confirmed that the blood on somov’s shoes belongs to anna dubrovskaya, microscopic traces of blood were found on the same shoes, which were not belong neither to dubrovskaya nor to somov, the blood under anna’s nails also does not belong to somov, the blood type is the same, the third is positive, the dna is different, the dna of the saliva from the envelope postage stamp matches the dna of the blood, and this is very interesting. anyone who has information about the whereabouts of eva krovtsova should call. somov did not kill dubrovskaya. and you knew about it, he was a murderer, which means he had to go to jail, and i can prove that somov is not a murderer, yeah, tell me, dna, saliva dna from the envelope postage stamp, coincided with blood dna from under anya dubrovskaya’s nails, and this is the blood of the

oh, eva, well done, eva is smart, yes, you are smart, mom?ther’s, she decided, she is my father’s daughter, but my mother, she is strict, my mother makes me eat, do exercises, gives me medicine, and my father works for us, comes home late at night, comes in and immediately says where my beloved is.. simplicity and strength, and this will quite possibly lead to the fact that it will be possible to calmly work on and rehabilitate this child. the storyteller bunny will definitely tell her new stories, and some stories will show how caring you and i helped the little girl raise money, even if it’s even a small amount from each for medicine, by simply scanning the qr code on the screen or using sms to number 3434 with the word addyli followed by a space, sum, and the little girl will answer us. dynamics will definitely show very soon how she finally learned to play herself. mikhail plokhotnik, valery egorov, anastasia altukhova, olga afonina and vladislav kulachikhin, ntv television company. in the special operation zone, the russian military laun

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listen, eva called me, she was looking for you, i said that i don’t know, don’t give a damn about eval call tomorrow, i'll answer, sorry. they turned it off, hello, how did they let you out, who gave permission, i said, i’m sorry, i ’ll ask someone to cut you. i'm sorry, i didn't know you were here, why are you apologizing, is this your house? okay, i ’ll go then, it’s too late for you to meet kira, she’s already gone to bed, yes, i saw it, come in, i’m already finished. whose decision? we are executors of miknam decisions. that means not getting attached to a child, right? motherfucker, hold on for now, what is this, i asked for gra, i don’t know where the degrees are, until the temperature is brought down, what to do if we don’t know if there is at all? look, they write here that it could just be colic, quiet, good, quiet, this is an informed decision, i’m glad to hear it, well , that’s it, all that remains is to sign the recipient of the assets, i’ll talk, you think i’ll agree, i’ll hope, judging by the lack of calls, how i assumed that my release is a demonstration of the influenc

eva was found on the street, wandering without her parents.this girl was on her own, the teachers saw her and called the police. in the video yevubye is another girl, she is five years older older than her, she was also taken from her family. it is not known what caused the beating, its participants do not explain. some kind of conflict arose between them, because the children... are not brought up, the children are removed from their families, well, they say that they are playing like that, in the hospital they say that they already learned about the beating from the video, they assure the children, they have already talked, however , they emphasize that this is a hospital, not an orphanage, where there are specialists in education, they really need educators, and teachers, and they must, they need them first of all. eva has been in the hospital since january 1, but her mother is still not looking for her daughter, at home probably at home, because they do not appear, they continue their personal lives. instead, outraged townspeople came to t

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, eva, eva, have a nice day.uty and another spring, i love you just like before, forgive my dream, even if i leave, i will stay with you forever, i will stay with you forever, i will stay with you. mine forever, even if i i’ll go out, i’ll just stay there forever, give me beauty, i’ll believe in chura, find my star, which i’ll follow, wherever you go , give me beauty. he left his post as coach of the olympic gymnastics team due to health reasons. ladochka, listen, i congratulate you, this scoundrel was finally removed, and i think not without your participation. yes i heard. well, well, don't be sour, your article hasn't even been published. played a role, yes, truth, justice, very noble goals, truth, i wanted to earn his gratitude, i wanted him to admire me, to appreciate, to love, to see how strong and faithful i am. dad , he left me, she is better for him than me, how painful it is, 100 years ago, i would have killed him in a duel, you don’t understand, the coach wouldn’t have been fired just because of my art

>> david: eva pilgrim with us tonight. thank you, eva. >>> and we're going to turn now to the u.s. border with mexico. for months, republicans have been pushing president biden, arguing, if you want funding for ukraine and israel, the u.s. must act at the u.s. border. now, a bipartisan group of senators, democrats and republicans, say they're close to a deal, for the first time in many years. president biden says he'll support it. but now, republicans, led by donald trump, say they don't want a deal after all. of course, the race for the white house is here. so is mary bruce. >> reporter: for months, republicans have demanded a crackdown on illegal immigration. and tonight, president biden says he'll give it to them, promising to shut down the border if congress passes the bipartisan immigration deal on the table. >> if that bill were the law today, i'd shut down the border right now and fix it quickly. >> reporter: but donald trump, eager to make immigration a key issue in a likely rematch with biden, is stepping up his pressure on republicans to kill the compromise. >> as the lea

eva, we spoke with eva thompson, author of troubadours of empire, a book devoted precisely to colonialiscourse. in russian culture, in russian literature, that colonial discourse, which has always, i would say, determined the work of the most famous russian writers, whose portraits were relatively recently in every ukrainian school, who were studied, if not in russian lessons, in the lessons of world literature, and here, as you can see, mrs. eva thompson did not at all... deny the literary genius of many of these writers, who still remain one of the most respected authors among european and american readers and researchers, but what ukrainians for some reason for some reason i don't understand, they didn't pay attention to the fact that all these classics, all these famous writers were carriers of the imperial discourse of their own country, simply because ... this country was an empire, and this is an absolutely logical conclusion that everyone, who lived in the russian empire, in the soviet union, should have done something about the content of this culture with which he was dealing

meet eva mertz, your attending physician, in what sense?ure you that i will do my best. the case of dr. bragin is really very interesting, and for me it is to a certain extent a challenge, slav, let's talk in private, okay, i agree, oleg, okay, that's it, i'm glad, let's just let's start all this as soon as possible, great, i see no reason to postpone. good morning, daughter, good morning , hello, hello, this is my robe, yeah, and you’re already leaving , i’m already late, and misha, i just wanted to find out for myself, two weeks have passed, and you’re not itching for an apartment, you’re not looking , when your probationary period ends, well, i think... in about a week, that is, in a week they will rent an apartment for you, yes, perhaps, already possible, so, so, so, we don’t quarrel, we don’t quarrel, we control the situation, how something, but i don’t like it, well, it’s good that we live, real family, daughter, husband, wife, ex-wife, ex, tell me why the hell did you end up in moscow, you didn’t like her so much, i changed my mind,

, the ceo and chief investment strategist at you shares, great to see you today eva.res sorting after the company reported fourth quarte results at topped estimates. here's ceo robert i some discussing the state of travel right now. >> as we go into the first quarter, we see demand strong. i think we're going to have really busy first and second quarter, and look, i think the time to buy is right now for travel it's going to be a busy year >> eva, what's your trad american airlines? >> i have a poll, there have a meeting today of about 10% when it by on this news, i would hold many consumers don't realize this is no longer the bigges domestic airline company they used to be back in 2015 with a quarter billion dollars in market cap. now, they're down to nin billion dollars, that make them the fifth largest domesti airline company. back then, they had three times, they had profits that were three times higher, and that was one third below curren levels however, they're makin progress with their debts. it has come down by 11 billion in recent years. they've also improvin

byron >> thank you eva.ters turning out in new hampshire today, some polling sites even requesting more ballots. i got a chance to talk with some of those voters recently in their home state. >> you know, we won new hampshire three times now, 3 in 3 tonight, an anticipated win in new hampshire for former president donald trump, inching one step closer to the gop nomination, beating nikki haley. she's doing, uh, like a speech, like she won. she didn't win. she lost. but in a race that came down to just two candidates, his opponent narrowing the gap with trump trailing by less than she did in iowa. >> new hampshire is first in the nation. it is not the last in the nation. this race is far from over. >> historically, new hampshire's first in the nation primary has been a game changer. >> our electorate is very, very engaged. you know, i will pick director picks, presidents and here it's a close contact sport. we do get to meet and see up close and personal all the candidates. but it also comes with responsibili

you know this the there was also pointed remark from eva, patsy. about a growing fears of the rise of the far right in germany. what exactly did you say about that? well, you know, we also have part talking about the fear of the silence before remaining silence. as they see rise and into semitism rise and hatred and hate speech in attacks against snow in the rise of the far right she was talking about the need to stand up against that at every moment when people see it every day lives in their office in their, you know, in their, you know, in their daily conduct and not to wait only for a special memorial day, such as we see today. but you know, it's specifically this year in germany, the 27th of january, which is the official commemoration day saturday, was also just a word and thousands and thousands of germans all over the country. were marching in the streets against the rise of the ice day against the rise of the ride. so germany is very much a tune to that message and very much tries to show that it's always trying to, to keep the memory as,

juju >> thanks, eva. let's see what the candidates had to say at the end of what turned out to be an historic caucus. here again, rachel scott, covering the one thing in iowa that's been as frozen as the temperatures is former president donald trump's commanding lead over his opponents. >> we want to thank the great people of iowa. >> thank you. we love you all. >> the former president blowing away the caucuses tonight with a historic margin. >> so we're going to put america first. we're going to make america great again. again iowa, we love you with an almost guaranteed result and little significance. >> after today. once again, the quadrennial question, why is this white hot center of the political universe focused on a small midwestern state? let's be honest, the weather has been overshadowing this contest for days now. roughly 200 million people across the country under alert tonight for bitter cold snow and ice. and at the nfl playoffs, buffalo bills fans digging out their team's snowy stands before

for today we have prepared a napoleon cake, together with eva, we want to celebrate our holiday todayust a vital necessity, you just live so well, these scandals with him, showdowns, it seems to me that they are not worth the money, although i believe that he is obliged to pay child support, i offered him, i said, let’s give up the child if you don’t pay them, he said no, this is my child, and i will raise him, then the question is kerge, i i understand that this is yours. he hasn’t seen or heard the child for 2 years , he has a debt of 5000 for this, so deprive him of parental rights, there’s nothing to do, why are you suffering then, deprive him of everything, despite the fact that if you deprive him, he will still be is obliged to pay the elements , the procedure is most likely different, you must first, you probably already know this, be prosecuted, and then deprive of parental rights, i correctly understood that your true interest is that in the end... i call another dad, but sergei chernavin, because he sometimes got drunk and swore at his mother, i was sad for my mother, and i

the german parliament to honor the victims of the nazis. among the speakers were holocaust survivor eva ship tessie, the warrant of a rise in anti semitism and the resurgence of germany's far right. holocaust survivor, eva suppose she helped to the lake turned by the german president. although 91 years old, she still recalls the moment darkness descended on a happy childhood dot net may not have been one of my best friend, your child to look at it and look at this piece of letting me do today. it's your fault of blonde did all but i should just like back and my father mentality was looking to meet in the just sort of he is in my on his side, the 399 and he gave me a tight tongue 70 guns best i know not your best friends, but hurts the best. some one hasn't cited someone to turn against us. it's not my phone taken off. okay. see frog in gay next week. so i suppose she is among the dwindling number of people still alive to tell the tale of how not sees gained power and used it to murder millions of jews, roma and other minorities should be show on the show. i didn't not begin with all shi

mohib�*s lawyer, eva buzo, says his pursuit of international justice posed a threat to the armed gangsting in the camps. you know, there is a dominance of armed groups and these actors who want to achieve their political goals through violent means, and mohib was the antithesis of that. he was shot dead in september 2021. it was a major blow to the rohingya community with tens of thousands coming out for his funeral. mohib knew the gangs were planning to kill him, so he wrote to unhcr asking for protection, but no measures were put in place. i would describe unhcr's attitude as indifferent. they always did what they could to discredit him and say, "who does he think he is? he's just a teacher." one protection officer described him as a malicious character to me. another one called him an effing idiot to me. you know, they really didn't like mohib. unhcr has an explicit remit to protect refugees and it asks donor governments to provide $32 million a year in order to fund its protection programme. i had a conversation with unhcr after mohib�*s murder where i said, "you know, this is goin

has a copybook, she also needs a copybook, she actually does it in the same way as eva, although evaestion arose: it would be nice to give that room to the boy, but in more than one, the little daughters have their own room, the son has his own separate room, that’s where he showed the books, this is his personal room, sasha and i have also has its own private room. valentina, does your seventeen-year-old daughter have her own room? vika lives in two houses, how did she go to college, college is located next to the grandmother, the grandmother has a three-room apartment, it turns out both there and... weekends are a must with us, valentina, just answer honestly, your children have never told you that they don’t want so many snakes, the eldest daughter only likes individual snakes , and others, she says: mom, why, why so much? your eldest daughter dreams of you reducing your snake kingdom. in vika lishan's studio. hello vic. honestly, despite the fact that your mother is sitting opposite you, you don’t like her hobby? yes. in principle, i somehow don’t like it, and i’m against it this

eva mcend is in new hampshire. jeff zeleny is with ron desantis in iowa. i want to start with eva. haul hale's campaign announced a pretty big fundraising haul. >> reporter: they did. her town hall just about to get underway here behind me $24 million in the last quarter. that's up from $11 million in the last quarter. so that really tells you that she continues to have some momentum in this contest. that perhaps some folks that entered the race and donors have moved over to her. this seems to be an illustration of that. something that we notice on the campaign trail is she does seem to be confronting former president trump more directly, more forcefully. that's because a superpac associated with trump is hitting haley on her position on the gas tax back from when she was governor of south carolina. she says she supports no such thing. and she's sounding off on this. take a listen. >> i see commercials that you see, and i have noticed that president trump has given me some attention. and i appreciate that because that means he sees what we're seeing. but in his commercials and temp

eva is on her second cup of coffee.he stayed up late last night. [ laughter ] >> when your one team, the school you went to has one team that's good, you have to watch them. i couldn't miss the highly anticipated showdown. my top ranked south carolina gamecocks versus the defending college women champion lsu tigers. it totally lived up to the hype. coach kim mulkey bringing the fashion game with her sequins tiger blazer. coach dawn staley in a sweat shirt that read everyone watches women's sports. and look at that packed house in baton rouge. it was a sold out crowd. kevin durant, magic johnson and our own robin roberts watching and tweeting from home. the tigers led most of their way on their home court. they were even up at halftime. y'all, then i fell asleep with five minutes left in the game. four minutes left is when lsu star angel reese fouled out. that changed everything. in the end, south carolina rallied to keep their perfect season alive. raven johnson sealing the deal with this big shot. that was the victory

eva? >> thanks.ring his personal connection to the problem. andrew dymburt is here with that. >> reporter: it was an impassioned speech by jelly roll, urging congress to pass the fend off fentanyl act. as an admitted former drug dealer, he said he wants to be part of the solution after acknowledging he was part of the problem. >> every alcohol i have seen and every drug i have seen, nothing has held a candle to what's happening with fentanyl in the united states of america. >> reporter: the rapper turned country musician jelly roll appearing before congress thursday with a warning and a plea. >> i have attended more funeral than i care to share with y'all. >> reporter: the singer speaking at a senate hearing aimed at raising awareness about the legislative options to fight the fentanyl crisis in the country. >> 190 people a day overdose and die every day in the united states of america. that's about a 737 plane. that's what about a 737 aircraft could carry. >> reporter: former drug dealer jelly roll

kasie. >> eva mckend up for us.lso here in des moines, eva, thank you. >> stay with us, it's not just iowa that's freezing. for more on the brutally cold temperatures hitting the northwest, let's go to whitney wild in chicago. record shattering temperatures not just in iowa, where you are as well. >> reporter: absolutely right. from oregon to mississippi, 250 daily cold records could be shattered through tuesday as the arctic air blankets the midwest and below. tennessee also seeing low temperatures. they could have a record low of 17 this week. this is not going to let up until at least wednesday. to put this in perspective, in rochelle, illinois, the national weather service says the windchill makes it feel like it is 41 below 0. montana has it even worse. they're expected to have windchills that will make it feel like 70 below 0. so this is not just frigid temperatures, these could be deadly. the risks here, frostbite, hypothermia. here in chicago, they have activated their emergency weather plan for freezing tem

eva mckend for us in des moines. eva, thank you. poppy?>> kasie, thank you. >>> you will remember donald trump did not win the iowa caucuses in 2016, he finished second to ted cruz. there is a lot to learn from those 2016 results. they can show us where former president trump can expect to do well and where maybe there are some inroads for haley and desantis. phil is at the magic wall. >> you can certainly look back at the key areas of 2016 and get a sense of what people are looking for tonight. this is the map right now, it is light gray, no the filled in because we haven't started counting votes yet. we are about to. it will happen this evening. as we look towards this evening we've seen all of the polls, seen all of the public appearances, all of the surrogates out talking. what about the votes themselves? let's flashback to 2016, the republican primary. shortly before the primary the last poll had donald trump ahead, ted cruz actually won. why did ted cruz win? when you look at what ted cruz did and what people like ron desantis are tr

eva, listen to me, please. comrade dronova, yes, it’s me, it’s you from the state sports committee who are worried about the investigation that you, yes, i understand, you need to come , i understand, i will come, i ask you to forgive me, i need to leave very urgently , but i'll be back soon." i'll be back, maria vladimirovna, so how should we work with european politicians now? are you working with european politicians? the minsk agreements gave ukraine more time, this is the cruelest calculation, it really gave up everyone, show vavan and lexus, premiere, today on the first, every time the same question, but how do they fall for all this or agree, i don’t know, we develop correct posture, posture diagnosis, food chemistry, when, to whom and how much, fiber reading? analyzes, what is a dedimer, the program to live healthy, helps everyone, tomorrow on the first, sometimes people fly like birds, as if they were born for this, as if they had wings behind them, as if gravity was not affecting them. risk, danger, e

cnn's eva mcken is with us now. eva, what are they trying to do? it's always fun to cover campaigns right around new year's eve and new year's day, where the candidates, they know no one wants to see them. they want to celebrate new year, but they still don't have the guts to leave the campaign trail. they feel like they have to do something. so what are they doing? >> you are spot-on, john! no days off for these candidates. that illustrated well by the fact that governor desantis and his family joined a new year's eve gathering last night, where he suggested to supporters that he would aim to outwork his opponents in the closing days here. he's really employed this all-in on iowa strategy, leaning hard on the critical evangelical voters in the state, and racking up key endorsements like that of governor kim reynolds. he's also traveled to all of the states' 99 counties. but governor desantis and the rest of the field, they still trail far behind front-runner, former president donald trump. take a listen to how desantis, how he's going to make this

eva mckend is there for us.he says she needs a better showing in the home state that the results of the new hampshire primary. how are voters responding to her message on the campaign trail there? >> reporter: fred, over the weekend we have just heard hahaley unload on trump. she called him -- and listen, there are some conservative voters who are receptive to this message. i met one last night in the greenville area, an educator. take a listen to what she told me. >> stop bullying. we've been through one -- well, we had a caucus and new hampshire. she's being bullied out. she needs to hang in there. that's what he does with women. he bullies them. >> reporter: did you vote for trump in 2020. >> nah,, i went biden. >> reporter: you voted for biden? >> i was trump in 2016, but i went biden. i just don't like the way he treats people. name-calling is so juvenile. >> reporter: so even here in ruby red south carolina you'll meet conservative voters like that one, who voled for trump in 2016, and then voted for biden

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eva moskowitz.[applause] >> today, watch c-span's 2024 campaign trail a weekly round up of c-span's campaign coverage providing a one-stop shop to discover where the candidates are traveling across the country and what they're saying to voters. this along with first-hand accounts from political reporters, updatable numbers, fundraising data and campaign ads. watch c-span 2024 campaign trail today at seven eastern on c-span, online at c-span.org or download.org or download as a podcast on c-span now our free mobile app or where you get your podcast. c-span2 unfiltered view of politics. >> for c-span's voices 2024 were asking voters across the country with issues this post important to you in this election and why. >> the most important issue is immigration. >> economics. >> i think that almost this is an issue that needs to be addressed. >> we invite you to share your voice by going to our website c-span.org/campaign 2024. select and record your voice cab and recorded 30-second video telling us your

eva? the new report on the uvalde school shooting detailing what it calls cascading failures by law enforcement that cost lives. mireya villarreal is in uvalde with details. good morning, mireya. >> reporter: good morning, eva. from the jump, the department of justice made it clear this report would not necessarily mean criminal charges. that's the responsibility of the district attorney here in uvalde. while the report may not have provided closure, it certainly provides indisputable clarity. this morning a scathing new report from the justice department paints a fuller picture of the law enforcement response to the uvalde school shooting. >> law enforcement response to the mass shooting at robb elementary was a failure. >> reporter: the 600-page report finding officers didn't swiftly confront the gun man during the school shooting in texas that took the lives of 19 children and 2 teachers in may of 2022. >> as a consequence of failed leadership, training and policies, injured and scared

cnn's eva mckend joins us from iowa this morning. eva, tonight is the big night. what are you expecting? >> reporter: it is, kate. you know, this opportunity tonight for governor desantis, for nikki haley, it allows voters for the first time to see them side by side. believe it or not, there are still some undecided iowans going into this evening, and so they are trying to land on a clear trump alternative, and this gives them the opportunity to do so. policy differences will also come into focus. we're hearing from desantis' deputy campaign manager, and he says that the governor is really going to push nikki haley into answering questions that she previously has evaded. that has been a consistent argument of her opponents, that she isn't concrete on certain policy matters, on certain conservative policy matters. i will say from being out on the campaign trail, things have really intensified in the last few days. take a listen. >> i like being under estimated, so, you know, i could sit here and say this, but you know what, i think that being the underdog suits me

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eva pilgrim is back with those details. good morning eva. >> good morning, robin.hing happened, calling it a miracle. this morning shannen doherty speaking out on what she's calling her miracle cancer treatment. >> i think hope is always there. >> reporter: the 52-year-old actress diagnosed with breast cancer in 2015 last year revealing the disease had spread to her brain and bones. now detailing her recent treatment with her oncologist on her podcast let's be clear. >> i'm on a new, you know, cancer infusion. after the sixth, seventh treatment we really saw it breaking down the blood brain barriers. do i call that a miracle? yeah. for me that happens to be a miracle. >> rep barrier is a physical membrane that surrounds the brain and acts as a gate keeper to determine what substances are allowed into the brain. >> that means that not every medication can cross that barrier and get into the brain. it's a big problem we have for treating neurologic diseases. many of the chemo therapeutic agents we have do not cross that blood brain barrier, which makes treating brain

eva, it is great to see you, thank you so much for making time for us.in that clip, they're a masterpiece. and i wanted to actually start by asking you, broadly speaking, about the way you went about making this film. it was shot across three continents in just 37 days, it is based on a book that is nearly 500 pages. how did you even find a narrative arc to bring this film to life? what was the elevator pitch for this? >> right, well there was no elevator pitch, because you can't take a picture to a studio and say hey guys, i want to make a movie about a cast, it doesn't go over very well. so we just didn't do, that we raised the money independently through philanthropic organizations, through like-minded organizations and individuals. everyone from ford foundation to -- , melinda gates, the nba star chris paul, people who came to gather, wanting to change the way we make, movies, and what assumes can be about. and so it was an independent effort, and the adaptation was one that i was kind of obsessed with, i wanted to figure out the way that we get this

here is abc's eva pilgrim. >> good morning! >> i think i am on many levels a normal mom.ry shopping and cooking dinners and soccer practice and ballet practice and all the things. >> reporter: for tracy motherhood comes first, but that doesn't mean it isn't without stress. >> and i think your body just goes into like survival mode or go mode. but at some point, i think it catches up with us. and it caught up with me big time. >> reporter: in her 40s, tracy again a journey that led her to an unexpected place. so what are these? >> these are dried magic mushrooms. >> reporter: that's the magic mushroom? up to four days a week tracy ingests a dose of magic mushrooms that it in them. how do you microdose? >> i take my capsule. it's 100 milligrams. and i just open it up and put it in the mixture. i often describe microdosing as something that calms the frayed edges around us. and as mothers we have very, very frayed edges. >> reporter: in colorado using mushrooms has been decriminalized. the state along with oregon are the only two to legalize the use of the drug. multiple cit

but we also got eva on gma three. were crying at my bedside wishing they could do something. >> they literally couldn't do anything until the blood work showed that i was dying. the confusion, the horrifying consequences. >> as the nurse asked me if she can pray for me. i wouldn't wish this upon my worst enemy, diane sawyer. >> rachel scott. the impact by nightline special friday night on abc. >> what happened now? someone dead? what? >> only murders in the building is now on abc. >> i think we could solve this case for an exclusive winter event. >> i'm so on board with this. only murders in the building tonight on abc. >> and let's see if triple-a can take us somewhere fun. >> let's go somewhere. sandy. let's go somewhere magical. but first, let's get this fixed. triple in order for small businesses to thrive, they need to be smart, efficient, savvy. making the most of every opportunity. that's why comcast business is introducing the small business bonus. for a limited time you can get up to $1000 prepaid card with q

eva, how is haley sharpen her message going into this, the final stretch?: wolf, as we speak, she's telling new hampshire voters that if she wins the republican nomination, that she can go on to beat president biden in november. we are entering the stage of the contest where the ad wars are really heating up here. many of haley's opponents attacking her for her position on china, arguing she's too soft on china. here is how she is responding to this. >> desantis called china florida's most important trading partner. desantis even allowed a chinese military contractor to expand just miles from a u.s. naval base. >> reporter: meanwhile, governor desantis sounding a lot like former president donald trump on the campaign trail. let's listen. >> they've corrupted our institutions. indoctrinated our kids. opened our border. weaponized government against us. >> reporter: you can hear they're heavy on the weaponization of government argument. so haley on stage now here in rye, new hampshire. she's going to have a bevy of stopped tomorrow. chris sununu, she's joined

eva andreevna, they have come to see you. hello. good afternoon.ought payment for the admission of your children? no, i'm not a parent, i'm from the police. captain klimov. from the police? have a seat. what happened that you had to visit us? last night? your vice-rector, sergei, died viktorovich sokin, oh god, what a horror, was he killed? yes, tell me, he didn’t have conflicts with anyone at work, well, of course there were conflicts, we have a hectic job, but to kill because of it, tell me, this is it... girl, is this your student? well, something familiar, but i don’t remember it that way. wait, this is sveta karpova, from the third year of physics faculty. where does she live? can i have the address? she arrives, well , probably in the hostel. this is not far from tchaikovsky 7. max, we agreed on the evening, good afternoon, oh, who are you? sorry, why did i burst in like that, captain klimov, police. tell me, does svetlana karpova live here? yes, here, but she’s not there now, and you don’t know where she is? no, i don’t know, she came late y

i think it's fascinating what eva just played from the former president. the notion of expectations, getting out the vote/caucus goers. he understands that winning could be losing depending on the marvin for him. >> yes. especially when polls have somehowed him 30, 40, 50 points ahead in iowa. if he wins by a small margin, that shows that he is absolutely vulnerable. and that is what nikki haley and ron desantis is trying to do, they're not trying to win. they're trying to decrease the margin they lose to donald trump. >> and the -- at the beginning of the campaign, even before ron desantis was an official candidate for president, trump and his allies really just destroyed him in tv ads. >> absolutely. >> really, really tough. and didn't do much with regard to nikki haley. that has changed over the past week or so when it comes to ads. but because we actually saw him on the campaign trail this weekend, it was interesting to hear him, the candidate himself, talk about nikki haley on the stump. let's listen to some of that. >> one of the biggest donors to ni

eva, how is haley hoping to close the gap, if you will, there in her home state? >> reporter: we hear haley needling the former president a bit, calling him thin skinned, calling him unhinged, suggesting that he's too distracted, too mired in chaos to be an effective candidate or effective president. she's also really resisting these calls for her to step out of the race. and no indications really that she's slowing down. so she's holding 13 fundraisers in five states just in the next 3.5 weeks. she's hoping that she can have a little hometown glory here in south carolina and win here with the voters that know her in a way that she was not able to capture iowa or new hampshire. her campaign telling us that she's raised upwards of $2 million since new hampshire. and she's telling those voters that not only can she sway conservatives, but she can also win the moderates and independents that the former president cannot win in a general election. so she'll speak to voters here in the greenville area today, and then she'll head tomorrow to the myrtle beach area. we'll

longoria. >> y solo queria decirles decirles muchas gracias a diane y a eva por permitirme ser partempositora muy conocida. >> sus canciones siempre estan nominadas, tiene 15 nominaciones, nunca en uno, los oscars se llevaran a cabo el proximo 10 de marzo en los angeles. >> les cuento algo, la academia tiene mas de 7.000 participantes que votan por sus peliculas favoritas y todo. >> ellos tienen la obligacion de votar solamente por las peliculas que vieron. >> las que no vieron, se abstienen. >> ah, muy interesante ese dato porque si, como hemos venido mencionando siempre todos los oscars pero me encanta escuchar que america ferreira pudo celebrar tambien esta gran, gran victoria, este gran logro para su carrera, ¿no? >> exactamente, y recuerden que esta noche la casa de los famosos elige el lider, asi que no se lo pueden perder a las 7-6 centro por telemundo con la conduccion de nacho lozano y jimena gallego, espectacular la casa esta increible, tenia ganas de quedarme por ahi asi que tienen que estar muy pendientes toda la semana porque esto se va toda la semana porque esto se va a

eva mckend, thank you so much. hopefully people will be really careful as they venture out because these are potentially very dangerous conditions. >>> we have a team of correspondents covering all of the campaigns. let's start with kristen holmes following former president donald trump. minutes ago, he was talking. what's happening now? >> reporter: he just stepped off the stage here in indianola. it was a packed event, the only event he was having over the weekend. he's doing a couple smaller things but those are unplanned rallies after the weather caused him to cancel three of the four rallies he had planned. and you can really feel the enthusiasm in the room. now, as for what donald trump's messaging was, one part of it was don't be complacent. show up and vote. this is something we have heard from him time and time again. we know that he is privately very concerned about the weather. the whole point of what they are trying to do here in iowa is to change the electorate by bringing out people who have never cau

now i want to go to eva. nikki haley has already held her first event of this caucus day. what does she say? >> reporter: that's right, dana. she was at the drake diner, a popular spot here in des moines. she was telling voters that she was excited, that she's not worried about the weather. that she feels as though there is momentum on the ground and that people will, in fact, turn out. she has centered her campaign on this electability argument. arguing she would be the strongest candidate to go up against president biden in the fall. she's now telling iowans that they have the opportunity tonight to set the tone for this contest. >> today is the day we make history. today is the day we make history because we tuned out the noise of the media, we tune out the noise of the politicians, and we raise the voices of americans that say, we want a better day. we're going to make it happen. now, interestingly lufenough, a the end of that she said she would take trump over biden any day of the week. she hopes that's not the outcome in this contest. the big question on many folks'