but what does it mean to be a true evan? degree of self-control, grace, good manners, always being elegant, calm, smooth in speech and movements. the evan style of behavior encourages open signs of respect and sympathy for the interlocutor. what is excluded are open conflicts. dimanets will always prefer a calm discussion and a search for a compromise. but if politeness and delicacy are considered among the evans dignity, in the eyes of other neighbors these qualities may look completely different, hypocrisy, such duplicity, because they will never tell you to your face what they really think, ivan language teachers do not correct mistakes in indonesian for my students, that is, this you need to separately ask and say 100 times - it’s normal if you correct what the student said, something is wrong. jokia map is called the cultural capital of indonesia. it is a city of museums, universities, art galleries and, of course, theaters. the most famous among them the most beloved by the evans is the shadow theater. jokia karta is a

evans next move was stunning. cell. 4,000 pages of correspondance between the convicted murderer and the woman who testified against him. >> i sent him daily devotions and bible cards and a lot of information, case files. i actually feel like i'm his personal secretary in a way. >> it turned out lottie had actually been helping with daker's appeal. he gave her research assignments. she looked up cases and printed documents, mailed them to prison, and then waited for his next request. do you think waseem daker is manipulating lottie from prison? >> there is no doubt by sending those letters to him, a convicted murder, a sociopath, she has opened the door and has allowed him an opportunity to get back in her life and we know he has a history of manipulating her. >> he is manipulating you right now into doing exactly what he wants? >> absolutely not. this is a repentive woman who is very remorseful and very sorry for what she has caused. >> but evans say the letters tell another story. he says lottie knew about the b

evan is the founder of adapt clothing and the brain child of the gold blooded brand and design. >> it kind of has a little bit of a menacing like we are going for it feel to it, like achievement, championship vibes. >> evan has been designing gold blooded apparel out of his shop in the sun set district for over a decade and says it's always been a big hit with bay area sports fans. >> it is one of our most iconic and sort of graphics we are known for over the years. everyone gets super excited when big games are coming up. >> over the years, evan's designs have been worn by countless fans. he collaborated with the warriors on a game day shirt given to fans at chase center but says niners fans have always been big supporters. >> the craziest time in our personal history was kaepernick era. we started working, collaborating with him right when he was just starting. >> reporter: that love for the gold blooded design has only increased over the years. now that the niners are going to the super bowl, evan says new orders are coming in constantly. >> for me personally as a graphic designer

we just want it fixed. >> reporter: evan's casket was escorted by a marine honor guard that included one of his best friends, corporal spencer collart. >> i had received a text saying there had been a mishap in australia. >> reporter: just 14 months after he was there at evan's funeral, collart was killed when the osprey he was in crashed in australia also >> i'm like, no, no, no your heart just sinks, and i remember shaking kind of showing you the phone, like, no, this can't be. >> reporter: and it happened again in november in japan, eight more service members killed in another osprey crash the investigation in that crash focusing on an added concern, the prop rotor gearbox that connects the engines to the rotors. in the last two years four crashes have taken the lives of 20 service members, and military data shows the number of serious aviation incidents known as class a mishaps are on the rise for the osprey. in the last two years, there were 11 incidents compared to just two in the previous two years. >> i don't know anyone that doesn't know somebody that's passed away in an osp

evans abandoned american offspring, and they do not forgive such things.at do you think? didn’t read, well, it’s not my rules to read other people’s diaries, no tea, alexander, you from the kgb, your father sent you, excuse me, i forgot two watches, can you tell me what time it is, don’t change the subject, your father sent you to persuade me, this is also not without interest, what is it? it’s necessary mechanically, now everyone has more and more electronic ones, how did you do it? sleight of hand, lisa, your father is afraid of losing you forever, he is afraid of losing his position and privileges, his daughter’s love is above all, he dreams of babysitting his grandchildren, and i dream of being with my loved one, don’t forget, not only jack evans loves you. can lead blindly observe like us, before you get in touch, didn't you light up? no, no, i quietly, as the chiger ordered, motherfucker, myers’s corpse surfaced, as i said, my father came there, quickly, so... what’s the problem? you yourself wanted him to be found? burned, not drowned , by rigor mor

it was evan's first osprey flight as a crew chief. he was 19 years old.he military said they were 99% sure they had fixed the problem. there have been no clutch failures since january 2023, but they still can't say for sure why it happened in the first place. >> you can't fix something if you don't know truly what's causing it, and so that's the worry and the concern. we just want it fixed. >> reporter: evan's casket was escorted by a marine honor guard that included one of his best friends, corporal spencer collart. >> i had received a text. there had been a mishap in australia. >> reporter: just 14 months after he was there at evan's funeral, collart was killed when the osprey he was in crashed in australia. >> i'm like, no, no, no. your heart just sinks and i remember shaking showing you the phone. >> reporter: it happened in november in japan, eight more service members killed in another osprey crash focusing on an added concern, the prop rotor gearbox. in the last two years four crashes have taken the lives of 20 service members, and military data sh

evans, as we work through these issues, i would say when mr. bradley takes the stand i would be directing him to respond and be respond to any questioning that may be covered by rule 1.6. that would be the order of this court. but he that still reserves the issue of attorney-client privilege. as you are reviewing those questions, we'll keep that in mind. i'll be interested to hear your response. anything else you think we should clarify before we take a break to look at the questions? do you have a copy for me? >> i do. the copy of the questions. and i also have copies of the list i would be filing. >> file it? >> no, i'm going to move mr. bradley's testimony. >> counsel, for mr. bradley, sorry, can i get your name one more time. >> mr. ward. >> mr. ward, ok, if we can get regular updates, where he is and how he is progressing towards the courtroom. and then when everyone has had a chance to read the questions in the interim, let me know, and we can take this up. mr. mcduringle. >> i have a text question from one of mr. floyd's lawyers that he'

the cult classic is back in style with evan, rachel wood and darren criss. the stars of westworld and glee suddenly sing more, an up close and personal with audrey two find out where the horror comes from. >> hahahahahahaha! also a few yeah yeah yeah reunited after more than 50 years. >> a piece of she loves you is now back with sir paul mccartney . >> nightline will be right back >> candreva support your fred! how are you?! fred... fuel up to 7 brain health indicators, including your memory. join the neuriva brain health challenge. (crowd cheers) sore throat got your tongue? mucinex instasoothe sore throat medicated drops. uniquely formulated for rapid relief that lasts and lasts. that's my babyyy! -ow! get mucinex instasoothe. it's comeback season. >> byron: good for joining us tonight. an abc news exclusive with prince harry. as you've rarely prince harry as you've rarely seen him, speaking candidly about his move to california, the rift in his family, and his father king charles' cancer diagnosis. harry opened up to abc's will reeve about the future he h

can you talk about the evans street project? >> one of the things we did during covid was dramatically expand the rate of what we call quick build projects, which are fast-moving projects using simple and cheap materials in order to redesign streets and test out new ideas and see how they work, as well as get a lot of feedback from community before moving into a larger capital project that converts all of that plastic stuff into concrete and trees and, you know, curb extensions. what we have been finding is that our quick build safety projects are able to cut severe injury and fatalities between 25 and 75%, depending upon the location on the techniques that we use. so we are targeting streets that have the highest rate of traffic crashes, particularly injury crashes and fatalities. we focused on evans, which is really important connector for all modes of transportation between the bayview and the central neighborhoods of san francisco. also a street with a terrible track record of severe crashes. on evans, what we are doing, aga

well , what kind of people are they, who are the evans?e questions, we are flying to the very heart of the evan people, the city of jogja kartu, flying together with orientalist mikhail tsyganov, who has been living in indonesia for about 20 years. well this is really unique a place, including, probably, for the whole world, because the special district of juqueharta is a sultanate, ruled, naturally, by a sultan, a monarch. at the same time, this is a province of the republic of indonesia, which is ruled , naturally, by the governor of the province of the republic of indonesia, the sultan and the governor are the same person, a man named khamen-gobawona tens of years, like the sultan, however, he rules only his court, which deals primarily with cultural issues customs, it is still a kingdom. a kingdom within a republic, as well as a governor's post here is not quite ordinary, as an exception, he was until exactly hugaman kubavon for life. his descendants will also become governors of jokia karta for life. this is how the country thanked th

is enough being done, do you, think now to hold it accountable evan?u, know i think this particular case, i think that there is an underlining sense of sadness because we're talking about a 15 year old child here who had an illegal substance in their system. we certainly have empathy for her. the word taught, as u.s. athletes about strict liability when it comes to doping test. from a young age, we know we're 100% responsible for everything that goes into our body. and you, know we're talking about the olympic games here. so, maintaining that level of playing field for everybody is so important. because it takes a lifetime of work to reach that level. and every clean athlete deserves a right for a gold medal. >> madison, how do you see it? >> i completely agree with evan and it's unprecedented but we are proud and to be in this situation i think it gives the opportunity for a great platform to promote clean athletes. and to show that this is the integrity of the olympic games. and it must be upheld. there is nothing more important than having a level p

low. >> yeah, and, evan, we really do appreciate you taking the time. important to our viewers out there. i want to take some time now to talk about your time in the state assembly. can you detail just maybe 1 or 2 of your achievements there in sacramento? >> sure. well, we remember the importance of reproductive freedom when the supreme court rolled back protections that have been afforded for over 50 years. i helped champion and coauthor reproductive freedom in our state constitution, helping ensure that women's rights are key and priorities. and that's what we'll be able to do in congress. i also help to address the issue of brock turner, the stanford rape case. while individuals were debating whether or not judge persky gave leniency on a sentencing of an individual who raped an unconscious victim, i leaned in and made it mandatory sentencing. so whether or not you rape an unconscious victim or not, that you will receive the type of penalty and that we do not tolerate sexual assault on any college campuses, let's talk about affordable housing. >> yo

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yes, by the way, what is evans listening to on the phone here, i found a yuk.itizen from the union, he is curious both to us and to our western colleagues. you do you think he will cooperate with us? what do you think is important to him? freedom or love? so, as soon as we answer this one. why did you come? i wanted to see you, i saw you, well done, return the keys, sasha, there at the dacha you understood everything wrong, but everything is correct, i understood, she is my first love forever, i called him for you, but i have something to do with it, he knows , only? sasha, i wanted, i needed it there, please, with these explanations, you don’t listen to me, this is important, this is important first of all for you, i might as well not have come, i would call on the phone, discuss the divorce and that’s it, divorce, divorce, divorce, his, his. all the photographers remember where you got it from, i know you well, this dreamy look into the void, phos will kill you both when he finds out, marika, stop talking nonsense, but i would n’t mind working with him, it se

and on that note, i'm evan low, and i approve this message. my double bonus jack combo gives you double the seasoned beef, double the cheese, for $5.99. let's see that again. ( ♪♪ ) double beef, double cheese, for, yeah, $5.99. huh, good deal. >>> niners have done their job. now they get the business trip to sin city to finish the job in the super bowl. it's inaugural super bowl for las vegas and let's not kid ourselves, an easy city to get distracted in. ask dennis rodman. they say what happens in vegas stays in vegas. the niners aren't taking their chances. the team is staying 25 miles away from the strip so the focus is on the game. >> vegas, the street, strip, all the lights. it is what it is. what's really cool would be winning the super bowl. anything else before that, who cares. >> the week is like a movie. you will see celebrities. you might see jay z, beyonce. but it's still a game at the end of the day. we have to go out there and try to get the win. >> with all the attention on the niners in the super bowl, warriors are looking to q

evan, thank you very much. just outside the supreme court tonight. >>> sean grimesly is "out front" now. he's part of the team arguing trump should be removed from the ballot. we talked about this as it moved its way through the court. what does it mean to you to be in that room, supreme court justices, for these arguments? >> it's very gratifying for us to have made it here. we made it here in really only five months. we filed the case in september. this is an issue we knew was likely going to make it to the supreme court at some point. we're thankful to the court to put it on such an expedited schedule before march 5th. >> so what is the most important part of your team's argument tomorrow before the supreme court? you heard evan talking about how trump's case will make the case that removing someone from a ballot legally as opposed to via a democratic vote, that they're going to liken that to removing an opposition candidate in venezuela. what's your main argument going to be? >> this is not venezuela. as yo

evans brigade. these georgians. clement evans is on the left. so i had a photo of him earlier. he gets hit in the chest. if i say the word the house wife or a soldier's housewife. people know what i'm talking about. it's a kit of sewing needles and not to get too graphic, but the sewing needles explode mode. when this musket ball hits him. and when gordon wrote his memoirs literally years later, he said that evans was still picking needles out of his chest from the combat on right there is james van valkenburg of the of evans georgia brigade, who had fought extremely well the wilderness had helped capture the majority of the seventh pennsylvania reserves on the first day of the battle of the wilderness. he's killed at monocacy. and so gordon's his men are being just absolutely ripped to pieces. colonel john lamar, the 61st georgia, he's killed. and so this this fighting attack will ultimately succeed, but is just tearing into these union soldiers. up next is zebulon york's louisiana brigade. i don't have as many main references dez does earlier, but zebulon york is from maine,

saying evan is a journalist and journalism is not a crime. any portrayal to the contrary is total fiction. we're encouraged to see russia's desire for a deal that brings evan hope and we hope that brings his rapid release and return to his family and our newsroom. joining us, susan glasser and phil mud. phil, i want to start with you because president putin in different parts of the interview seemed to allude to the individual that we have known through sourcing was somebody he wanted was putting on the table for a potential swap here. can you walk through how u.s. officials are trying to figure out how to make that work? >> yeah, i think there are a couple things going on, a parallel between what he said about the "wall street journal" and what he's saying about ukraine. in both circumstances this is a great opportunity for propaganda for putin. that is in both circumstances he's saying look, it's not just on me. it's not my fault. we were not the aggressor in ukraine. we're not totally at fault with the "wall street journal." this is a spy

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what do you see for evan gershkovich?are you most worried about, what are you most worried about the people who are speaking out in light of navalny's death. >> for my colleague and friend, evan, you know, we have to get him out of there. he was doing his job. he was an accredited journalist working in moscow, in russia, doing incredibly valuable reporting. there's it's just really incredible. there's appreciation for everybody out there, including the u.s. government working so hard to get him out, and you just have to keep going and get him out. >> do you know anything about the dual national that was detained? do you know who she is or what she's being accused of? >> the details are sketchy at the moment. she's described as a los angeles resident. what is remarkable here is that the early reports are her offense was transferring just over $50, just over 50 u.s. dollars to an organization supporting ukraine. that really shows you the degree of arbitrariness in moscow. >> yeah, on the heels of the election there. thank y

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and on that note, i'm evan low, and i approve this message. >>> and welcome back. you know, there is a lot of things to do here in las vegas from concerts to magic shows to dance performances. you never really get bored. there's also colorful characters running around sin city. we were at fremont street and ran into taylor swift, whose real name is actually sarah jessica. she's been performing taylor swift tribute shows in vegas for more than a decade, with nicole wearing her 49ers jersey. and the two of them actually decided to make a high flying prediction for who would win the super bowl. all right, take a look, the challenge, the first person to get to the other side will be the winning team on super bowl sunday. and with nicole getting to the other side first, well, the football gods have spoken. it is the 49ers. so that's got to be a good owe men, right? let's check back in with paul for a different kind of prediction. our weather. and actually the skies are kind of clearing here in vegas. it's winning. a winning forecast. >> yes, throughout the day. they are

and on that note, i'm evan low, and i approve this message. two leading candidates for senate. two very different visions for california. steve garvey, the leading republican, is too conservative for california. he voted for trump twice and supported republicans for years, including far right conservatives. adam schiff, the leading democrat, defended democracy against trump and the insurrectionists. he helped build affordable housing, lower drug costs, and bring good jobs back home. the choice is clear. i'm adam schiff, and i approve this message. >>> welcome back, i'm juliette goodrich. we are live in las vegas. the nfl kicked off its interactive super bowl experience today. that allows fans to be football players for a day. the first ones to give it a try is 1,500 local kids. they got to do everything else their favorite players meet do. the super bowl experience is open to the public through saturday. our vern glenn also got a sneak peek inside joining us live from mandalay bay. how was it? >> reporter: all right, jules, i have fed off thei

journalist evan gershkovich next. >>> and former fox news host >>> our supreme court hopefully will be doing something in terms of helping our country and preserving democracy. we have to preserve our democracy. and i think they had a very -- very interesting day and a very beautiful day perhaps. i think it was really a very beautiful sight to watch. >> that is donald trump speaking in las vegas overnight after winning the caucus in nevada. he is talking about the supreme court's oral argument yesterday about whether he should remain or be kicked off the ballot in colorado. this case centers on whether trump's role in the events of the january 6th insurrection disqualify him for running for office again or holding office under the 14th amendment insurrectionist ban. >> the supreme court justices appear poised to side with the former president. >> this question of whether a former president is disqualified for insurrection to be president again is -- just say it, it sound awfully national to me. >> the thing that really is troubling to me is i totally understand your argument, but they

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miss willis rented a law office from evans firm, or andrew evans and another lawyer, stacey evans.ou have knowledge of that, correct? >> i'm going to object to hearsay. how does he know that information? that would be the correct question. >> ok. miss merchant. >> i don't really know even how to respond to that. hearsay, i'm asking if he knew she rented an office. >> they may have been there. may have -- may have seen a business card or something at some point. i think he can answer that. >> i've never been to miss willis' office when she was in private practice. i've never dealt with where she rented. i didn't even know where her office was. so -- >> do you remember knowing she rented an office. >> yes. >> from the evans. >> correct, yes. >> and do you remember telling me that mr. wade and miss willis would meet at that office? >> i'm going to object. again hearsay as to how he knows that information. he said he has no personal knowledge. >> he did not say he has no personal knowledge, judge, he hasn't answered. >> he said in general he has no personal knowledge. it's not establis

evans his aim must be good every ship in the world will drop its bombs when he drops. now, one point around, the bombsight moves toward another stationary point to the instant the touch bombs will release. they touch. bombs away. the first half of the mission is over. the easy hut. now to get home. the flak stops. that means fighters at somewhere a stop lurking behind that cloud or hiding up in the sun with a glare blind you and you can't see them waiting to dive down on your fighters at 6:00. this is what i'm going to see is a speck in the sky that's a fighter and then a blink. that means he's firing you 2300 rounds a minute. in a running battle. one of the most important instruments is the interphone interphone. there's more of 1:00. hi. they're coming round watching. two fighters. 6:00 up, coming in. dramatic piece of the trouble at 2:00, watching an engine on fire. there's more time for the 1943 planes. 9:00 coming around. keep you out. around a ten foxtrot. you guys are separated. 11, 11 running at 10:00. i go at 2:00. watch up, scotty. i got my sights on chicken.

and on that note, i'm evan low, and i approve this message. this ad? typical. politicians... "he's bad. i'm good." blah, blah. let's shake things up. with katie porter. porter refuses corporate pac money. and leads the fight to ban congressional stock trading. katie porter. taking on big banks to make housing more affordable. and drug company ceos to stop their price gouging. most politicians just fight each other. while katie porter fights for you. for senate - democrat katie porter. i'm katie porter and i approve this message. >>> this morning we're learning new details of what happened behind the scenes at the white house after the special counsel's report that brings president biden's age and memory to the center of the 2024 race, with some republican lawmakers now calling for him to be removed from office under the 25th amendment. >>> and have you seen this man? a manhunt under way as police search for a suspect who killed a deputy and injured another. new details on the traffic stop that turned deadly. >>> plus, we're in las vegas ahead of the big game on sunday. there

evan perez, thanks so much. we'll come back to you when you've got more to report, let's bring in cnn's kaitlan collins. now, she's the anchor of what's. the name of the show? >> did you >> forget know i'm want you i want you to say it on tv with your big smiling face source. the source at 09:00 p.m. eastern kaitlan. the trump team. how are they reacting to this news? i gotta be pretty psyched. i would think, well, i mean, speaking >> of the david, shall we were texting them right now and talking to them. they were just as on edge waiting to see what was going to happen you're obviously worst-case scenario for them would have been if the supreme court denied this and then that case would have been able to know the us supreme appeals court got it right? >> yeah. it would have been a disaster. and after that unanimous ruling came out from the appeals court, they were not sure what the supreme court was going to decide here because it was well argued, it was unanimous and it kind of put the trump team on their back

and on that note, i'm evan low, and i approve this message. this ad? typical. politicians... "he's bad. i'm good." blah, blah. let's shake things up. with katie porter. porter refuses corporate pac money. and leads the fight to ban congressional stock trading. katie porter. taking on big banks to make housing more affordable. and drug company ceos to stop their price gouging. most politicians just fight each other. while katie porter fights for you. for senate - democrat katie porter. i'm katie porter and i approve this message. >>> right now at 5:30, a key ruling in former president trump's effort to avoid prosecution for alleged attempts to overturn the 2020 election. >>> a jury in michigan reaching a verdict in the trial of a mother charged after a deadly school shooting. >>> in southern california, residents are digging out from mounds of debris due to this powerful storm system that's battered our state over the last few days. those storms trigger nearly 400 mud slides and landslides and even a tornado warning earlier today. >> it was crazy. reporter john many will be fe

or andrew evans and another lawyer, i think stacy evans. t you have knowledge of that, correct? >> object to hearsay. how does he know the information. that would be the correct question. >> okay. >> i don't really know how to even respond to that. hearsay. i'm asking if he knew she rented -- >> they may have been there. >> right. >> may have seen a business card at some point. >> i've never been to miss willis' office when she was in private practice. i've never dealt with where she rented. i didn't even know where her office was. >> do you remember though knowing that she rented an office -- >> yes. that is correct. yes. >> and do you remember telling me that mr. wade and miss willis would rendezvous at that office? >> i'm going to object. again, hearsay as to how he knows that information. he said he has no personal knowledge. >> he did not say he has no personal knowledge. he hasn't even answered it. >> he said in general, he has no personal knowledge. it's not been established the source because he said he's never been to her office. >> miss merchant, i know you're trying t

i'm brian sullivan in for kelly evans today. here's what's ahead.eline turmoil following fed chair jay powell's pushback on a march cut, the forecast revisions are coming in, including from goldman sachs, the chief u.s. economist here with the why and the what of what the timeline looks like now. plus, cutout four from the mag seven. our guest says the terrific three are the new play and he'll name them. and the earnings barrage rolls on, and why now is a good time to get in on three out of the four stocks who are ready to report we'll name those names, as well. all that across the hour we begin with today's markets and mr. dominic chu with the numbers. dom, how are we looking? >> it's generally a green day, and we are seeing a bounceback from the losses that we saw post fed yesterday. if you take a look at the dow industrials up about three quarters of 1%, 275 points, 38,424 the nasdaq up 1%, 15,310, 146 points, and the s&p 500, 4888 right now. it's up 42 points, north of three quarters of 1% we're tilting towards the highs of the session we were u

and on that note, i'm evan low, and i approve this message. >>> dogs. puppies. cats and kittens are meowing and barking their way to glory on the gridiron. who will win the great american rescue bowl this weekend? team cuddler or team adorable? >> that really is the question. beth stern with north shore animal league america, what's going on here? what is the rescue bowl? >> first of all, i think they're all winners. if you're the cuddlers and the adorables, who's the loser there? it's really a celebration of rescue and finding these guys homes. we are so proud to be on great american family, and we're going to be presenting the second annual great american rescue bowl, and we have adoptable dogs, cats, puppies and kittens. what's better than that? >> honestly, i've heard of the puppy bowl. i didn't know there was a kitten bowl. >> yes. >> who's this? >> we love that it's the rescue bowl. we're promoting going to local shelters. we have shelter partners across the united states who are holding parties on that day, where there are special adoption events. so, we'

evan, thank you very much. let's go to kristen holmes in west palm beach.sten, i know you'll be shocked to learn that moments ago, i saw an email fundraising solicitation from the trump campaign saying, quote, i'm in court again right now. >> reporter: yaerks it's actually so shocking, john. i can't believe they would fund raise off of something like this. the truth is, as we've seen, his campaign has used this time and time again to really create some sort of media spectacle and treat these court appearances like campaign stops. they think it helps them with their base. they think it helps them fund raise. i do want to note, with this trip in particular, they are not planning any remarks for the former president. the reason why this is so notable is one of the first times he's actually appeared in court and not tried to find a camera, not tried to find a microphone. last time he was in federal court in washington, d.c., his team told him time and time again, you are not going to have any media availability. there are going to be no cameras on you. he said

evan gershkovich.rudy giuliani can appeal the $146 million defamation verdict against him but if he does, someone else is going to have to pay his legal bills. i want to bring in ryan riley. what's this about, ryan? >> reporter: back in december, we had this judgment of $148 million knocked down to $146 million that julian is is now on the hook for. shortly after, he filed for bankruptcy in new york. but now f he wants to appeal that original verdict, this judge is saying he's going to have to use someone else's funds. he has set up two separate legal entities to sort of raise money for this, but what the judge is saying essentially here is that these fees for the appeal should not be coming out of his existing assets. in other words, he shouldn't be spending money that basically he owes to shaye moss and ruby freeman in order to appeal this verdict. so he's going to have to raise money from these outside entities in order to appeal that going forward. ultimately, this is going to take a while to play

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and on that note, i'm evan low, and i approve this message. >>> check this out. a deadly hanger collapsed near the boise airport. firefighters say the hanger was under construction when it happened. 30 people at the site, at the time. three died, and nine others were injured. we don't know why the collapse happened, but there were reports of a crane placing something on top of that structure, right before it caved in. >>> and awkward showdown on capitol hill over the dangers of social media for kids. the most explosive moment, and exchange between mark zuckerberg and josh hawley. >> you are on national television. would you like to apologize to the victims who have been harmed? show them the pictures. would you like to apologize for what you have done to these good people? >> that was just the beginning. zuckerberg was one of five tech ceos to testify at the senate hearing. inside the chamber, you can see those parents holding up photos of their kids. those that are parents say their kids were harmed and in some cases lost their lives because

and on that note, i'm evan low, and i approve this message. for the faithful. plus let's go niners. >> let's go. >> niners nation leaves the bay area. today's flight packed with red and gold. >> another bling. another ring. let's put it to the collection, guys. let's go. >> this is ktvu. fox two news at 730. niners faithful headed to vegas hoping for a win against the chiefs this weekend. >> could. good evening. i'm crystal bailey. whether they are cheering from the stands or just joining the party in vegas. ktvu is joey horta shows us the special flight that took off from sfo today. 49ers. >> diehard san francisco 49ers fans celebrate at a specially decorated sfo gate before catching a united airlines flight to las vegas friday afternoon, decked out in red and gold. got the five patches looking forward to starting another row right over here with the six patch. >> hopefully monday morning. >> he's hoping super bowl ticket prices will drop to $4,000. otherwise he'll be at a casino watch party. and that's where most of the fans we caught up with will be rooting

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and on that note, i'm evan low, and i approve this message. two leading candidates for senate. two very different visions for california. steve garvey, the leading republican, is too conservative for california. he voted for trump twice and supported republicans for years, including far right conservatives. adam schiff, the leading democrat, defended democracy against trump and the insurrectionists. he helped build affordable housing, lower drug costs, and bring good jobs back home. the choice is clear. i'm adam schiff, and i approve this message. >>> gang charges have now been added for those accused of killing security guard kevin nishita. nishita was a security guard for news crews and worked with us at kpix and was killed in oakland in 2021. the third and final suspect was arrested last month in missouri and brought back to alameda. pamela price said her office originally made mistakes. charges were resubmitted and now all three trials will be held together. >> kevin doesn't get to have birthdays or holidays or spend time with the family. i can't hear his voice unless i lis

and on that note, i'm evan low, and i approve this message. two leading candidates for senate. two very different visions for california. steve garvey, the leading republican, is too conservative for california. he voted for trump twice and supported republicans for years, including far right conservatives. adam schiff, the leading democrat, defended democracy against trump and the insurrectionists. he helped build affordable housing, lower drug costs, and bring good jobs back home. the choice is clear. i'm adam schiff, and i approve this message. >>> that was my favorite part. at least the super bowl halftime show did not disappoint, so many hit songs packed into just 15 minutes. usher delivered a halftime performance for the ages, spanning the superstar's 30-year career and he brought along a star-powered lineup of special guests. this year's super bowl commercials packed in the celebrities and raked in the dough. the fan favorite on usa today's ad meter was state farm's nostalgic odd couple. >> like a good neighbor state farm is there. >> you are a backstabber. >> i am a bac