killed stephen, she was probably driven to it by jennifer. >> so my mom and dad was around jennifera day. and she is very annoying when it comes to something that she believes in. and she believed in not giving stephen the daughter. and she talked about it constantly. >> this goes beyond annoyance. >> oh yes, yes. >> it's not just ed who thinks jennifer might have killed stephen and shirley was trying to take the fall to protect her granddaughter, a young mom. reporter bruce rushton went to a vigil for steven nine months after he was killed which included a walk to the skinner family home. people there were split over whether it was shirley or jennifer who killed stephen. >> it's a head-scratcher. because what's the grandmother's motive here? compare that to jennifer watkins'motives? did these folks truly believe sydney was being abused? the prosecution doesn't have to prove motive in a criminal case. you can't help but ask yourself. >> the jury will be asking. >> you would imagine. >> the jury would soon get its chance. more than ten months after stephen watkins was shot to death,

jennifer: there are too many barriers.eason is that there are significant workforce shortages of mental health professionals in the u.s., but particularly in high poverty areas, in those communities where most firearm injuries occur. and this is also compounded by limited reimbursement rates for mental health services, particularly those offered by medicaid relative to private health insurance. and the reason that we focused the study on medicaid enrolled youth is that most youth in the u.s. who sustained firearm injuries are enrolled in medicaid. ali: wow. and that leads into my next question, i think, which is what did you learn about the racial disparity in these numbers? the fact that black youth are less likely to experience mental health services in the aftermath than other other races are. jennifer: this is a troubling finding, but unfortunately, it wasn't surprising to our research team, given a large body of evidence showing there are disparities in access to mental health care among u.s. black youth. and there ar

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keith morrison: jennifer thompson just told police a story that, if she was telling the truth, jennifern had just told police the story. that if she was telling the truth, it would seem to implicate her ex husband and the murder of mark stover. detective dan lovera thought her story sounded believable, but in his line of work that is rarely enough? presumptions are not the same thing as evidence. and -- >> we don't have any evidence to support that linda or, wally were directly involved other than what jennifer thompson had told us. >> why not just column in an ask him? >> they wouldn't talk to us. we got a letter and a phone call from wally's attorney, immediately after michael oakes's arrest. stated that wally uptight will not talk to us. >> i do ask them by then? >> we had requested to do an interview, we had even called him. >> what did you think? >> i thought wow, you dread likes. i thought wow, this guy didn't even asked to talk to him is already gone attorney and the attorneys already contacting us telling us not to contact wally updike? it was crazy. . linda hired an attorney ri

jennifer, thanks very much. that was our correspond to jennifer pucker in rico. virgin galactic has launched its 1st commercial flight to the edge of space. the 90 minute mission took off from new mexico and flew 80 kilometers above sea level. the team of battalion researchers on board solve the arts, curvature and experienced weightlessness. virgin wants to start regular commercial flights in a new era of space tourism hundreds of thursday is paid up to $450000.00 for tickets. so the former women's tennis number one world number one, caroline bows, new york has announced her return to competition 3 years after retiring. the 32 year old was given for has given birth to 2 children since calling it quits now seems to inspire the kids with for come back. the danish player returns at the us open, where she was a final list in 292014. she was granted a wild card entry. you're watching the news from berlin up next. we've got an interview with the point german and buster of to the us, emily hopper, i'm terry market. th

jennifer: maybe.e surprising that if during the end of a cycle you start to get the odd pause here and there. it has been aggressive already. that said, i think that the experience of devious cycles suggests they turn relatively quickly and don't tend to peter out. each one is different but the norm is that they don't. that is what we are expecting from the fed. expecting a hike in july. perhaps a september hike at the ecb, priced in. the evidence that we have already seen is that there is core price pressure starting to strengthen. dani: wise signal two hikes, then, if it's aspirational? what purpose do they serve, then? jennifer: that is a risk as the market prices cuts and looks ahead too far. an indication for financial conditions. if you are trying to indicate at the same time that there's a cycle with cuts not too far off. just an element of caution. central banks keep taking in surprise. not least of which the fed, particularly the fed, by the stickiness of core inflation. the fed probably genu

jennifer, thank you so much. _ bring inflation down. jennifer, thank you so much.ifer, thank you so much. good to l bring inflation down. jennifer, l thank you so much. good to get your take on all of that and, of course, jennifer mckeon there from capital economics. we will be keeping a close eye on that gathering in portugal of the world's top central bankers and we'll let you know how the day goes for them. more from the us now as the electric truck maker lordstown motors has filed for bankruptcy. the ev start—up has put itself up for sale and is suing the taiwanese company foxconn for not investing the money it had originally promised. samira hussain has the details in new york. lordstown motors named after the ohio town where it is based started in 2019 and was heralded by then us president donald trump as a company that was bringing back manufacturing. since then, it has struggled to make electric trucks, selling only a handful. lordstown motors also blames part of their failures on the taiwanese company which lordstown motors says promised to invest more mon

and jennifer, we should mentioned as we're having this conversation that blood we put in is right now, addressing the nation precaution claims his troops have entered russian territory, particularly in russ off on don. has this been confirmed by the russian military and what would be the significance of that? well, according to the latest reports, the wagner group has taken over administrative buildings in ra, stuff on don, including the headquarters of the southern military district. there are tags in the center of the city and according to pig was in the bottom, the group controls and military, all military facilities and the stuff as well, including an air field. it does not hinder the russian armies performance when it comes to the war in ukraine, though at least that is what it goes and cleans well. there's no official confirmation by the rest of the military. the reports and the fact that the head of the rest of the region are it's the residents to refrain from traveling and not leave. their houses speaks volumes as sports significance. that means that precaution is prepared to

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here's how it works when jennifer lopez comes to our show.ull up in the parking lot, there's a hundred photographers, all ready. i get out of the car, they do this -- [laughter] >> oh, what time does j. lo get here?" jenny shut down the whole block. hollywood boulevard is closed for the premiere of her new movie "shotgun wedding" across the street. [cheers and applause] i don't know why this section of the audience is still standing. sit down, for god's sake. at church they tell you to sit down, here you're just supposed to do it. [laughter] president biden is heading to california tomorrow to visit the areas that were affected by the -- >> guillermo: here, jimmy. >> jimmy: what is this? >> guillermo: for you. >> jimmy: oh, i have some breaking news. oh, some sad breaking news. the oldest person in the world, french nun since andre, has died. sister andre was 118 years old. and she will be missed. that's very sad. but congratulations to the world's new oldest person, a winemaker from argentina named manuel paso, 116. he turns 117 next week. >

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jennifer precaution claims his troops have entered russian territory specifically. and wall stuff on don has this been confirmed by the russian military. and what would be the significance of that? well, according to the latest reports, the wagner group surrounded administrative buildings in russ stuff on don, including the headquarters of the southern military district. there are tenants in the center of the city and according to but it was in the wagner who controls all military facilities in the store, including the airfield. it does not, however, hinder the performance of the russian army when it comes to the war. and you, cree claims rewards him while there is no official confirmation by the russian military, the reports and the fact that the head of the rest of the region urged its residents to refrain from traveling and not leave their houses speaks volumes. and when it comes to this significance, well, that means that the board is prepared to take action, even if it means turning against moscow. what has the reaction been so far by the russian government? or

victim jennifer d istefano. senator chuck grassy reveals president and hunter biden caught on audio tape in alleged bribery scheme we've got the details and how serious is this new report that claims the white house has plans to evacuate americans out of taiwan could it be botched like afghanistan? and a big new warning from great britain. the media there to the u.s. , on windpower. it's failing in great britain, plus, this terrifying testimony from arizona jennifer distefano. scammers used artificial intelligence to clone her daughter's voice and tricked her into believing her daughter having been kidnapped. i'm elizabeth macdonald, the "evening edit" starts right now. okay, we've got the details for you on this story, former president trump in federal court today in miami pleaded not guilty to 37 charges. this is a case built on the espionage act, not the presidential records act. the trump team is set to contest that, we're hearing, critics say this is a civil case that should have been settled out of court.

>> jimmy: jennifer coolidge, by the way -- >> jennifer cool -- yeah >> jimmy: jennifer coolidge plays>> she's amazing i mean, jennifer coolidge is a -- she reminds me a little bit of what it might've been like to work with an andy kaufman or like, bill murray or somebody who you never know what the hell they're going to do. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah >> because she would just do things we're all like, "do you want another take?" she's like, "no, i'm good. i guess that's what she wanted to do. and then you see it on screen and it's brilliant >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, yeah she nailed it. >> she's amazing and she's so chill she's just -- she's an amazing woman. >> jimmy: it's kind of got everything in it it's got comedy. it's romantic. but also, it's action. >> yeah. >> jimmy: how do we -- >> it has a broad, sort of, action to it >> jimmy: yes. but how do we -- there's pirates involved [ light laughter ] >> why, yes. there are pirates involved who take over this island. >> jimmy: yeah >> or this -- yeah, this island in the philippines we shot it in the dominican, but it's supposed to be the

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go to fox news correspondent jennifer griffin. what should we know? >> jennifer: it was dramatic afternoon, the president was golfing at andrews air force base when two f-16s took off because there was a cessna citation flying, seemed to be on auto pilot, heading toward the capitol. the f-16 pilots caught up with the recession and the pilot was unresponsive. they fired flares and the plane went down in the mountains of southern virginia. two other planes near atlantic city were scrambled. this is after 9/11. the president made his way back to the white house after the plane crashed in southern virginia, the capitol was on high alert during the incident. we learned the owner of the plane is oncor motors and of the three passengers on the plane, it was the owner's daughter, nanny and a child. the pilot appears to have lost consciousness, reminding many of the paine stewart flight where the pilot went down due to opoxia. the faa will be investigating. a very sad day for those passengers. >> trey: i was thinking about paine stewart. i'm sure it happened t

he jennifer rubin is back with us.l, looking ahead to the jury trial, talk me through how prosecutors a explain mistakes without exposing the highly sensitive information in these documents? >> you know, it's always a tough issue and national security cases. that's one reason why jack smith probably would have preferred -- where judges are more familiar with those cases. so, there's a federal law called the classified information procedures act, that lays out the rules for how sensitive materials are handled at trial. the parties and the jury get to see it, but they can't publicly discuss what's in the records. so, now the lawyers have to fill out 136-page document. and alicia, even if trump lawyers completed the form today, it would probably still take at least a month before their security clearances come through. >> trump's only restriction, not talking about the case with other witnesses. paul, just how typical or a typical is that for someone charged with several felonies? >> it's quite typical, but this water is

all right, jennifer, thanks so much. that's the w 's. jennifer partner reporting from rica it's now germany's fall rights alternative for germany. policy has claimed its fuss senior position in local government and a f. t candidates has been elected to the post of district administrator in the town of zona book in the eastern states of touring you out in that state. the f. d is actually under surveillance by germany's domestic intelligence agency for political extremism. and one of its leaders is being investigated for allegedly, using not seats like the a, if these victorians on the bug mugs another political breakthrough for the far right ponti. cuz some of the, the district of son of eric has made history of the, of the has now made. it's marked as a mainstream party on the district level here in syringe, here, and also in germany unbecoming among those celebrating will be on hook, i think ahead of the fifty's most extreme wing and policy leader t. no cro. paula, it's not this good side. so this shows that taking an interest in the ci

so jennifer goes and cleans his troops, have entered russian territory. i've just been confirmed by the russian military as well. videos are circulating on telegram channels, showing 10 surrounding the southern military headquarter and rushed off on the dawn . and coming, flashed on soldiers in the city who have cord don't off administrative buildings. just now. the news agency top has labeled the soldiers in 10 surroundings and military headquarters as warner soldiers, but the has been no confirmation whatsoever by russian military were official sources that walking us soldiers even have entered dropped off on the dawn. but rest of the governor urged its citizens to remain at home as a precaution. so what exactly has been the reaction so far by the russian government or the taking some type of military precautions? well, surprisingly it has been really quiet when it comes to a government reaction, right. has the tv channels, you know, we come out broadcast especial news program, which was quite short and repeated basically what russian ministry of defens

>> i saw it, i got an alert about it, i'm a big fan of jennifer. >> great. but when you get, i don't know, 50 words in it says, and this is jennifer palmieri's reporting, so it's real, it's true, she says, whitmer does not go looking for trouble, but if you come for her she will punch you in the mouth. alex -- >> is it an onset interview lawrence? >> should i be afraid? do you want to hang around and interview the governor? >> i'm just saying, if she onset? that's the biggest concern right now. >> you know how much command of the detail of the logistics i have, alex. i have no idea. >> it's safer now, onset. >> i will find out if she is onset. >> good luck, lawrence. >> thank you, alex. thank you. federal criminal defendant, donald j trump, has a question for president biden. the department of justice, and special prosecutor, jack smith. donald trump asked, what are they going to drop all charges against me, apologize, and return everything that was illegally taken from my home? the short answer is, of course, never. first of all, president biden had nothing

so the daycare center people called the emergency contact jennifer, she went to josh in susan's house. it was empty. >> the feeling hits me very strongly that josh had done something to her. >> hindsight perhaps? or the inside of someone who had grown up with josh powell. >> i said don't worry about this, this is just a couple and their kids they are off, they are adults, they will be fine. >> then the late afternoon josh suddenly showed up with the boys, without susan. >> and i remember the feeling i had at that time -- >> which was what? >> which is that josh has done something. >> josh told the story no one could believe that the previous night someday he decided to take the boys camping left around midnight, blew off work drove almost 100 miles slept in the family vans in temperatures well below freezing and drove back home to find susan go on. he said he had no idea what happened to her. >> when he came up with that story about going camping i just said no, i got a sick feeling, it's not good. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> and yet they did what they felt like they thought they should do, they rallied

with us david and jennifer, you're sticking around. coming up, the mountain of legal peril facing the former president and how it could affect the race for the republican nomination. but first, a lot of house democrats, they weren't happy with the cuts in the debt ceiling deal. but they voted to save the world economy anyway. i'm going to ask one of them, vermont congressman, becca balint, about where we go from here. but first richard louis is taking a look at the else -- >> alicia, thank you. the death toll from that train collision in india which we are watching, now 288. friday, a passenger train struck a stationary freight train at full speed that den derailed in the eastern part of the country. at least 900 people were injured. because of the crash is under investigation. you're in van der sloot, the main suspect in the unsolved 2005 disappearance of high school student, natalee holloway, will be extradited to the u.s., proving officials say he's expected to be charged with extortion and fraud of holloway's parents. van der sloot

do you think he is ready to do that, jennifer reuben? >> i think it is his only purpose for being in the race. he is also not going to be the nominee. race. he is >> the party does not like chris christie. but he is the verbal skills, the presence, the aggressiveness, to throw a lot of punches, both at trump, and at rhonda santas. and one thing he brings us the experience of a prosecutor. and when donald trump does find himself indicted, perhaps multiple times between now and the nomination, christy is going to say that this is not going away and you guys had need to face the music, you cannot nominate a candidate who may have to stand trial, or even be convicted. so there is really no one who was willing to make that kamikaze run at trump other than chris christie, i think. >> something happened this week that i thought could get lost in the amount of news that there is on any given week, and i wanted to make sure we talked about it. which is that trump vowed to and birthright citizenship if he were to win back the white house, and i th

i have a question for you jennifer rodgers.o appear in court for the arraignment, he has to have local counsel, and somebody on the bar or can add one of his attorneys. if he is unable, and so far we know that he has not made that decision, and the decision has not been made, and if he is unable to get that attorney in florida, does the arraignment still happen, because the arrest could? >> yes, of course, it will happen, and they could waive the requirement for the day for todd blanch to appear and do the paperwork later and i would not worry about that from stopping the arraignment. >> so for all intents and purposes he has attorneys to go forward and whether or not they have the florida attorney that they are struggling to get. >> yes. that is right. >> and jennifer, it might be helpful to understand that one of the things that we have heard from one of the former president's supporters is what about this person, pence or biden, and does this theory that if in fact he did do this, it was not just me, is that is going to hold

lopez. >> jennifer lopez, josh duhamel, sonia braga, jennifer coolidge. >> jimmy: jennifer coolidges a little different than she is -- like publicly. she's really an observer. she's, like, really smart. she's really always, like, ahead of the joke. she kind of plays kooky, but man oh man, she's -- she's a damn genius. >> jimmy: what would she do? can you remember an instance? >> yeah, i can. the thing with coolidge is, like -- any story i could tell you would be dirty. >> jimmy: oh, okay. >> i'm going to attempt to -- >> jimmy: don't hold back, yeah. >> she -- she -- one thing i love about her, she, like, tells these long stories that you're totally enthralled in, that end in, like, a twist. which proves how, like, ahead of the joke she is. i remember one day hearing -- she was talking about her kids. and i was like, i know her, i know she doesn't have kids. but believing her. she's so -- she's telling you the truth. then at the end she was just sort of like, "but i didn't like the look of them so i got rid of them." [ laughter ] but i believed every second of it until that. that is

jennifer: they definitely said private credit. alix: who is it saying that? jennifer: exactly.s was an interesting take on private credit that gets them into the consumer side. it will be extinct to see if they are able to cobble more deals together. it will be interesting. dani: i think it speaks to these private equity trends getting so big and in so many different businesses. at what point do regular say you are important if you are doing consumer loans? jenny, thank you for joining us. a quick look at where european markets are headed. we got an upgrade on man group saying their low valuations.net sense. flows are good. they call them anonymous -- ano malous. man group shares falling .1%. the next one is ocado. there is question from supermarkets. they do deliver groceries but their other offering is automated warehousing of groceries. they have this platform, they have supplied to kroger, for example, but jp morgan saying there is going to be a slow pickup so they have cut their price target. when it comes to 52-week lows, i chose a lot of chemical companies, a variety plu

jennifer: if were talking about the cross-border raids, we are not sure.ll groups claiming responsibility for these attacks. there is reporting that link them to the ukrainian military intelligence. i can't say from unclassified sources whether this is true, all i can say is this is a small line of effort and doesn't require a significant amount of ukrainian support or coordination. whatever level of contact is there, i expect it is minimal. i also hope it is minimal, as some of the groups involved have problematic ideologies and are not who we would like to see supported on the battleground. geoff: how does ukraine contend with that, that one of is linked with neo-nazis? jennifer: i think the ukrainians are in the position we have to keep in mind this is an existential fight of their ability to survive as a nation and people. the ukrainian government and military intelligence see that putin has domestic enemies and sometimes the enemy of my enemy is my friend in war. these groups did exist, ukrainians did not create them. these are russians. ukrainians se

jennifer: they are not liking it is the best way to say it.ay we gathered a number of executives across south africa for an event talking to them about the state of the economy, which as you both know is not in the greatest state. the geopolitical tensions right now just add to what is already a lot of tension in the business community and with the government. take a listen to what old mutual's ceo told me on thursday. >> the acess to agoa is critical to south africa's prospects in the short term. jennifer: he is talking about agoa, a critical trade pact for south africa with the u.s. if south africa continues to potentially cozy up to rush to -- russia and don't execute that warrant, they could put that trade pact at peril. the u.s. told me it is important to continue to nurture the relationship with china. it is significant to the chinese economy, so any recovery they could potentially see needs to be charted very carefully with the government. so iain is expressing concern for the local community and foreign investors as we have been watchi

jennifer griffin following it all only as she can at the pentagon. jennifer? defense minister to lloyd austin to have a meeting of the sidelines of the shank gra dialogue was buffed. the next time they should see each other, it should be for sire use dialogue. we learned that cia director bill burns flew to china for a clandestined visit last month. u.s. officials confirm that chinese citizens suspected of being spies have attempted to penetrate u.s. military bases in alaska in recent months. the incidents have increased in the last several years. alaska is home to some of the country's most military bases. chinese nationals have been posing as tourists to see the northern lights and other attractions. in one instance confirmed by fox news, a vehicle carrying several chinese citizens blew past a security check point at fort waynewright in fairbanks, alaska. after stopping the vehicle a drone was found inside. senator dan sullivans of alaska stressed the importance that his home state plays in defending the u.s. mainland and expressed alarm about what he is see

jennifer, let's talk about the american people here for a moment.ugh a motive may not be needed to get a conviction, in this case, will it make a difference for the public's perception of the case? certainly, as we get so close to an election. or their voters out there who have not made up their mind on donald trump, and could potentially be swayed as a result of the outcome of this trial? >> i would suggest that there are very few voters that have not made up their mind about donald trump. you're looking at a republican primary, i'm sure that there are maybe 25% who are looking at all of the candidates right now still. but, for those again, he's got that 33% that will never, ever leave him. i do, however, think that motive is important. it's not required in the courtroom, and it's certainly not going to be required for most of the people who are going to vote for him anyway. but for the american people and for history, and for looking forward, and how to kind of deal with these people who are so deeply and narcissistic and trying to get into positi

jennifer -- former -- she has since left the gop. dave aronberg, state attorney for palm beach, florida, and jill wine banks nbc legal analyst and co-host of the sisters in law podcast. jill, i'll start with you. what do you make of that motion filed by the special counsel jack smith, and it's reference to material regarding quote, ongoing investigations? >> of course, that raises the probability that jack smith and his team are going to have additional indictments. whether that is for the january 6th, whether that is just adding additional people to the mar-a-lago documents case, or a third possibility, we don't know. but it is a very interesting addendum to this, and it also is ironic that there are no defenses, basically, to the case that's already been brought. and so, there's always a rule for trial lawyers that if the law is on your side, stress the law. if the facts are on your side, stress the facts. and if neither is on your side, pound the table. and i'm afraid the defense lawyers to the extent that he has any, are going to

jennifer gray at the weather center.ant to bring in miguel marquez, our reporter in new york city, in times square i believe still. there you are, miguel. tell us what the air feels like there so folks who aren't experiencing this themselves can understand. >> reporter: it's like you're out in the wilderness, and there's a arkansas a camp -- a campfire with a woodsy smell. that is amazing because the fires are so far away, and there are so many fires and so much smoke that it's being felt, and you can smell from hundreds of miles away. when i've been in los angeles or san francisco or other places that get inundated by wildfire smoke, usually you're 10, 20, 30 miles away. to see it in new york city, there's the world-famous ball that drops on new year's eve, as you look downtown there you can maybe see 10, maybe 15 blocks or so. but then you can't see beyond that. it is just bizarre to see here. if you look out east, that's where the sun rises. very, very dark down there. and you still have a bit of that orange sort of h

. >> we bring in jennifer griffin.w you have been learning new information in the last hour, what you can share with us. reporter: i spoke with norad several times in the last few hours, we have learned in addition to the two f-16s, that took off from andrews air force base. they responsible for the sonic boom that people heard here in washington, d.c., those two f-16s were joined by two f-16 fighter pilots from a new jersey base outside of atlantic city. there were 4 f-16s involved, i'm told dc national guard found the pilot unresponsive and intercepted the plane and watched as plane actually went down over the george washington national forest that sneer montebello -- that is near montebello, a lot of alarm, but we understand from secret service that the president's security detail, there was no security hightened security for the president at that time. the plane had already crossed closer to stanton. we're getting unconfirmed reports there was one pilot and three passengers on board, but we're waiting to confirm th

jennifer i need to take a shower. me one second please lord jennifer mom it 's impossible to breathe wait i'll try now. i'm sorry, well, you should understand me as a mother, well. we have to say that you are no longer together. but you, as a friend of e, suggested, either to fly to your country when it starts as a special operation. i know that he will be at the front. and i told him, come with me, not a hero, so that well, i know that we are not together, but i will still help you, because you good man. he tells me that he is going nowhere, he will defend his side, but i understand this, but i am now glad that he is alive, he is good. well i'm glad. that is, you did not cowardly and did not accept jennifer's offer to run e a week, but tell me , they told me that you were even somewhere in shell-shock. i don't know mom knows this story or not, how is your health? yes, everything is fine with my health. hmm well, yes, there was a slight shell shock, but everything is fine with my health, and i didn’t go to the hospita

[ applause ] >> jennifer, is desantis doing enough to distinguish himself from trump? >> well, he's clearly coming out stronger than he has in the past. i'm not sure it's enough. to be honest, i'm not sure how to define what is enough to defeat donald trump. the base that he that he has is so strong and so loyal. what desantis is doing is saying, i'm just as authoritarian as trump, i'm just as tough as trump, i'm just as anti-woke as trump, but i'm prettier than he is. i could be elected. i could win. and he's trying to kind of undermine trump's record with trump's own base. i just don't think there's room for anybody else in that authoritarian trump lane. >> most of the candidates are steering clear of direct criticism of trump. instead, issuing veiled criticisms, pushing a more upbeat, positive message. let's take a listen to tim scott and nikki haley in iowa. >> america's greatest days are ahead of her, but it will take strong, optimistic leadership to get us there. >> it's time for a new generational leader. we have to leave the baggage and the negativity behind. w

do you >> think that's going to work, jennifer?it may, we will certainly throw out some of the -- candidates. we don't even know if donald trump is going to show up. he made one of the -- i'm way out ahead, i don't want to answer questions about my indictment or indictments, which would be plural by then. why should he doing to get on the same stage as wrong desantis? you remember in 2016, he decided he would not participate and one of the fox news debates. he just tweeted and criticize the debate from afar. of course, everyone in the media was following his tweets, as opposed to the debates. >> that was a debate in iowa, and iowa likes attention. i would like very specific attention. they want you there, not just in the morning or urbandale, what they want you in winterset and emmitsburg and places like that. that trump was able to get away with that it iowa is significant. >> all right, we'll talk about the two fellas, the two dudes who are about to get into the race. first chris christie. jennifer, you wrote a column about why h

i'll talk to jennifer mcclelland a member of the presidents campaign advisor board about that strategy -- to keep an eye on the severe weather impacting millions of people on this father's day. a live reporter in just a couple of minutes as well. we want to begin the with the latest fallout from the indictment of donald trump. although special counsel jack smith's call for a speedy trial has been met with skepticism. some action on the case has already begun. this week smith filed a restaurant -- to the public. meanwhile judge aileen cannon disrupted lawyers -- will not taught to obtain clearance to view the highly classified documents at the center of this case. i want to bring in now to talk more about this national security bradley moss. bradley, thank you for joining us on this. one of the reasons for jackson did not want to jump to talk about evidence scenes obvious. but trump was also saying, mid was saying that they can take information pertaining to ongoing investigations. that could quote, identify uncharged individuals. we know jack smith is also investigating january six as

hundreds of top stars, including meryl streep and jennifer lawrence, saying they're prepared to strike, joining writers who have been on the picket lines for two months. >>> tributes tonight to actor alan arkin, oscar and tony winner, comically cranky, with a flair for the dramatic. >> announcer: from abc news world headquarters in new york, this is "world news tonight" with david muir. >> david: good evening, it's great to have you with us, i'm whit johnson in for david. we begin with two major decisions by a sharp divided supreme court, one pitting gay rights against free speech. the other blocking student loan relief for millions of americans. that decision, a major blow to president biden's agenda and one of his key campaign promises. tonight, the president is vowing to keep fighting, pledging to find other ways. chief justice john roberts writing for the conservative supermajority that the president had overstepped his authority, using pandemic emergency powers to forgive loans for 40 million americans at a cost of $430 billion. 26 million people had already applied. president bid

i think jennifer's point is valid. there are a lot of people across this country who don't like the fbi no matter where you are on the political spectrum. it is become a political target. some of these government agencies and some of these investigators at the doj that become political targets not just for trump and his group but somehow this is extended out to republicans supporting in congress. >> with donald trump and so much the mainstream of the elite in the republican party, there is a sort of misnomer that they tried to pretend -- they are anti deep state, anti fbi, anti doj -- whatever they constantly say. that is absolutely not true. donald trump and his cronies are a pro deep state. it's just so they want a deep state to be entirely populated with trump loyalists. and with mockup people. they want the fbi and doj to be -- brimming with people who are -- basically exactly like it. this isn't some civil libertarian or so-called principle critique they're making. the only principle here is we need to be loyal to

that was due to view correspond to jennifer pollock and left the thank you for that update. earlier i asked you w, russian analysts considering a good whether we could soon see russian troops firing on their fellow countrymen. it see stops. not a lot of people want to square, right, but of course at the same time put to already food. uh, well the credit problem, having simpleton ordered a mobilization of the special police forces as well as a f, as be the state security agency. so there will be forces that will, i think eventually come, come from the butler group. uh, if they decide to go into battle, but it still remains to be seen. but still, i would say the situation is something i never expected to see in 159 years of my life. so this is still an incredibly volatile situation. we're seeing a rush at the moment. but what role exactly does writing me you're putting in play and all of this promotion is still extensively loyal to the russian liter as well. aaron, my guess is as good as you also haven't seen fulton and frankie speaking in such a situation in which even state

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jennifer oh, yes. we're so glad to have both of you.and, jennifer, i want to start with you because the triathlon has been around for more than 40 years, 750 meter swim. then you go on a bike for 18 miles and then finish off with a5k run. so many people are aware of that part of it. but you also started in aqua lawn several years ago. tell us about that and what people can expect tomorrow from that event. no absolutely. i mean, as we all know, it's the hills of san francisco are grueling and we've got the experience in the san francisco bay. so the aqua thon really is an opportunity for anyone that might be a swimmer or, you know, maybe venturing into multisport to really take their their opportunity to try a 750 meter swim and a five mile run just to kind of get their feet wet, no pun intended. so kicking off the race weekend with the aqua thon on saturday, the race begins at 730. and then it really culminates into the real big race, which is a one and a half mile swim in the san francisco bay in 18 mile bike ride through the hills of

all right, jennifer, thanks so much. that's the w 's jennifer pod to reporting from re guess. germany's far i alternative to germany. policy has claimed its 1st senior position in local government and a half. the candidate has been elected to the post of district administrator in the town of zone and, but that's in the eastern states of to renew now in that state. the f d is actually under surveillance by germany's domestic intelligence agency. and one of its leaders is being investigated for allegedly, using nazi slogans and of the crime in germany. the a if these victorians on the bed box, another political breakthrough for the far right ponti didn't go. some of the, the district of son of eric has made history of the 50 has now made its mark as a mainstream party on the district level here in serene geo, and also in germany unbecoming among those celebrating well beyond hook. i think ahead of the fifty's most extreme wing and policy leader t. no cro. paula, it is not as good sized that it shows that taking an interest

>> seth: what's it like, jennifer lopez, lenny kravitz, who else is in the film.a braga and it's all these people that are -- the table read was insane but the funny thing is the only thing i can think of when i think of the table read is that is when i met j. lo. >> seth: yeah. >> okay? that's jennifer lopez. >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] >> i -- it was this big old table read i see her come in. you can, like, feel it when she walks into the room. i could see her come in, and all of a sudden, i was like, "okay, this is gonna be a long table read i gotta -- i gotta pee i gotta go pee i gotta run and go pee." >> seth: very smart. >> thank you and that's just part of the biz. >> seth: yeah. that's why you're good at the biz. >> exactly, yeah [ light laughter ] so i ran to go pee, and i open the bathroom door and immediately i'm like, "something is up. and i open the stall and it's just not good. >> seth: okay. >> it's bad in there it's bad >> seth: someone has left it not the way they found it. >> it shouldn't have -- yeah, exactly. [ light laughter ] it's so bad that

year which had only a five-justice group joining in the reasoning of justice alito's opinion. >> jennifer, let me ask you, you're probably familiar with the country's attitude towards affirmative action, and the fact that the majority of this country wanted to keep affirmative action in place. i realize it is not up to the justices to necessarily look at polls when they're writing their decisions and analyzing the way they're going to think. but should the supreme court now expect fairly so a lot of blowback, two years in a row now, defying the vast majority of americans in their rulings? >> well, even the ruling that a lot of folks adhere to today from about 20 years ago said that hopefully there would be an end point and a point at which we would continue to progress and not have to give such a categorical look or consideration to one factor in comparison to others. >> jennifer, let me interrupt you now. i agree. that was the hope of justice sandra day o'connor in 2003 that that would happen. it was theoretical, aspirational, not necessarily something that would come to pass, guaranteed