came up with a novel idea. >> i am jennifer thompson.ctim survivor. >> my name is raymond, raymond towler. i'm an exoneree. >> she started an organization called healing justice that brings together exonorees and crime victims all from different cases, as well as family members. >> my brother was an exoneree. >> my name is andrea. >> healing justice paid to bring them from around the country to this rented retreat center in virginia, where they will spend three days sharing stories, playing games, and eating all their meals together. this is the 17th retreat healing justice has done. >> how effective is it when it's not the same crime? >> very effective. there's something powerful and healing when an exoneree can hear what the victim in their case must have felt like. for crime survivors it's also healing to hear the experiences of exonerees. >> the biggest thing i lost was trust. >> three days of emotional release, rebuilding trust and healing, when we come back. (fisher investments) at fisher investments we may look like other money ma

jennifer: it's a lot, it's everything.irst of all, we have just a beautiful, premiere destination campus, 143 acres. we have seven academic schools where we offer a variety of transfer programs to california state universities, also to the university of california, as well as private liberal arts colleges, ivys, our students go everywhere. we are top two in transfer in the bay area, and we're really able to help transition students in a smooth way, and so they are prepared, academically, once they leave west valley college. another thing, too, is our wonderful career education programs. we have unique programs like fashion design and parks management, and programs that are not offered anyplace else. and so besides the beautiful facilities, the state-of-the-art facilities, the grounds, the academic, you know, and career pathways, and our outstanding faculty who just teach--and they have their strong, you know, scholarship and expertise in such a beautiful way, and how they share that with the students. so those are just a f

jennifer o'lea , come as a shock to many. jennifer 0'leary. in — come as a shock to many.er o'leary, in belfast, thank you - come as a shock to many. jennifer| o'leary, in belfast, thank you very 0'leary, in belfast, thank you very much. let me recap for you. sir jeffrey donaldson, until a few hours to go leader of northern ireland's largest unionist party, the democratic unionist party, has been charged with historical sexual offences and has stepped down as leader. in the last few moments that statement from a former northern ireland secretary of state, gillian smith, who reflected on how shocking this nieces, these allegations are, but saying he was not concerned in any way that this would lead to any change in the momentum behind power—sharing, which was only restored a few months ago, and the stability that has been brought by this return to power—sharing. stay with us for more on this story. we can bring you a look at the weather forecast now. hello there. good afternoon. well, a gradual improvement for most of us weather—wise over the next couple of days. here's the

i spoke with dulos in 2019 >> did you have anything to do with jennifer's disappearance? >> i did not, but i'd like to leave it at that >> reporter: in 2020 he was charged with murder and kidnapping. weeks later he died by suicide continuing to proclaim his innocence and troconis' in a note he left behind. in the seven-week trial, prosecutors arguing michelle was involved from start to finish >> look at what michelle troconis did, her acts and behavior before and after the murder >> reporter: the defense said she had nothing to do with dulos' death. >> michelle is not the remaining half of a scheming plot. >> reporter: as the jury deliberated, i sat down with some of jennifer's closest friends. >> without being prying, but i think everybody would like to know how the children are doing in general. >> they're very impressive young people, and they are going to do amazing things >> reporter: tonight jennifer dulos' family thanking the jury and saying, her grace, goodness, and light live on through her children dennis murphy, nbc news, stamford, connecticut. >> you can see m

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sarah casey, alexis mcgill johnson, and jennifer klein. the dobbs decision in 2020 to overturn 50 years of precedent, something we care a lot abo at glamour, we've been looking in the archives that all of the stories that were written around row and we are witnessing this alln reproductive rights in the u.s., which is terrifying. what are you hearing on the ground? can you set the scene for us in new york and those tuning in on the livestream? >> absolutely. it is an honor to be here. i wish we were in france right now celebrating the guaranteed freedom they put in the constitution today. the situation in the states is dire. 21 states now have abortion bands. on in three are living in states where they no longer have access to abortion care in that ste. it means they are traveling significant miles out to get access to care unless they are completely denied access altogether. we have seen stories under storing --8d that abortion veins -- abortion bands make things more -- make pregnancy more dangerous. we know they are now willing to crimi

jennifer, for the moment. _ would see it. jennifer, for the moment, thank— would see it.ent, thank you - would see it. jennifer, for the moment, thank you very - would see it. jennifer, for the l moment, thank you very much. jennifer o'leary therefore us in belfast. ijust want jennifer o'leary therefore us in belfast. i just want to bring jennifer o'leary therefore us in belfast. ijust want to bring you up—to—date with the latest statement and the latest information that we have on this developing story, this breaking story. sirjeffrey donaldson, we are told, has been charged with historical sexual offences and is stepping down as the dup leader. now, the dup is the biggest unionist party in northern ireland, has been a primary partner in all the talks, trying to get back to the power—sharing government in northern ireland, which now has happened, but he is stepping down as dup leader. a 57—year—old woman, we are also told, has been charged with aiding and abetting in connection with alleged offences. both sir jeffrey donaldson and the 57—year—old woman were arrested on t

and jennifer, i believe you attended that protest organized, but i don't why. why did you decide to join a protest online? um, so when i was in 2020 i was living with an i mean a compromise adults and i could not attend the physical protests. i also, i'm a weirdo and the fact that i live in los angeles and i don't on the car. so it makes getting the protests a bit difficult. um uh a very interesting twist. um i was actually um, pitching to write about my own pro test and then a dial. and i have a um, a mutual friend who attended my pro test uh that i ended up being the reason why i ended up attending a dog. so i actually wrote a report of kids about adults pro test and then had originally had an essay that was supposed to go live about my own, which ended up didn't not going live. and then nat geo ended up writing about it. so it was a really a kind of a weird um, wonderful kind of community experience that was being brought forth from people around the world that were trying to figure out like how we could participate. daniel, do you believe that video games c

jennifer, i'll start with you. the republican response to all of this, conspiracy theories, chaos is normal. rather than rally behind clean up efforts, they are blaming everything and everyone under the sun for this collapse. what do you make of their reaction here? >> why should this be different than anything else? this is what they do. they are not in the business of governing. they're not in the business of solving problems. they're in the business of performing, of dividing, of being divisive, of creating racial tension. that is what they do. these are not serious people. the problem is, it's a serious threat to good governance, and this is what they do. when any totalitarian movement comes to power, they do so in many cases by creating havoc and bringing down functional democracy. this is what they do in order to justify bringing in a strong man like donald trump. >> maria, your thoughts of the gop's response here? some are blaming dei initiatives. you had phil lyman who's running for governor say this is wha

and um yeah, uh they'll have to send in more than you and jennifer. thank you all so much for joining us here on the stream today. and thank you for joining us today. please don't forget you can keep the conversation going online and for that you can use the house on the handle aging screen to tag us. and we'll look into your feedback and your suggestions. take care and i'll see you soon. the there's a delivery on the mission of health in western and it needs to be question. this is not the time to, to mr. kind of wait. examining the effect that news coverage can have on democracies everywhere. here at the listing past, the goal goes to the polls, the data holes that delayed presidential election on march 24th after weeks of trouble and protest could be recently free and political prisoners propel the opposition to power. stay with alger 0 for the latest updates and in depth analysis . palestine was once of very different place from today to cities became connected to the interior in an award winning film, which is 0. well, here's historians and i'd w

walking in your home. >> yeah, i'm walking. >> reporter: at 67 years old, jennifer's using her traumaony. it's the inspiration behind her new working book. >> i have to talk about the triumph of coming back from any fall. falling out of a relationship. falling out with your parents. falling down physically. any fall. i want to tell the world, oh, yes, you can. g "get up." that's the working title, "get up." >> reporter: now jenifer lewis is back and doing it her way. ♪ i fell when i was in africa ♪ ♪ i fell i was 65 ♪ ♪ but look at me now ladies and gentlemen ♪ ♪ i'm still alive ♪ >> byron: our thanks to robin. >>> coming up, queen camilla like you've never seen her before. mr. clean magic eraser powers through tough messes. so it makes it look like i spent hours cleaning! and you know i didn't. it makes my running shoe look like new. it's amazing! wow, it makes it look like... i don't have kids at all. it's so good, it makes it look like i have magical powers! with 80% less scrubbing, mr. clean magic eraser makes cleaning easy. also available in sheets! feeling sluggish or weighed do

and um yeah, uh they'll have to send in more than you and jennifer. thank you all so much for joining us here on the stream today. and thank you for joining us today. please don't forget you can keep the conversation going online and for that you can use the house on the handle aging screen to tigers. and we'll look into your feedback and your suggestions. take care and i'll see you soon. the these changes will be rapid, costly, and largely undesirables. the viability of many ecosystems is at stake. as is the viability of civilization, as we know it's dying. coming soon on counting the cost nuclear a pallet is back in the energy debate. is it on the edge of a come back? the e u has pledged, but it's of dollars to cash strapped egypt. what's behind the deal? and how could it potentially bad? i'll text all the math and creations and businesses counting the cost on algebra is the biggest global electron yet in history. the world's biggest democracy off its own epic. so don't join main street of oxygen for a new for park. be focusing on india. in this epi

and um yeah, uh they'll have to send them when you and jennifer. thank you all so much for joining us here on the stream today. and thank you for joining us today. please don't forget you can keep the conversation going online and for that you can use the house on the handle, avery stream to tigers, and we'll look into your feedback and your suggestions. take care. and i'll see you soon. the the latest news as it breaks demonstrators law ser remaining is really captive brought back from dollars us. and they want the broad back now with the to coverage hosting and say that what aaron did here in his final words, free policy made them feel since then for that he was saying before going from the home to the story, at least 9000 palestinian families are missing at least one loved ones at the bar tables the in china, this is a summer. the bathroom for the father was killed. boys and girls as young a 6th learned to handle firearms and develop insurance to be ready to protect that country. i would make to run so hard to $1.00 oh, $1.00 east visits. china

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a big moment for the jennifer dulos families.d husband at the time in 2019 going through a contentious divorce and he was charged with murder but he killed himself, died by suicide before he was able to see a courtroom. this is a moment of justice for that family. prosecutors say that michelle and fotis planned to kill jennifer and laid out a ton of evidence. a lot having to do with michelle riding in a vehicle with fotis dulos dropping off black bags full of evidence like blood stained bras, shirts, zip ties tied to jennifer's body. they also have video of her going back and forth between homes in which they say she lit three fires in a home fireplace in the middle of the warm memorial day weekend to burn evidence and help fotis and accompanied him to a car wash to have a car washed and detailed to cover evidence. ultimately michelle found guilty here facing up to 50 years behind bars, harris. >> harris: thank you so much for joining in and giving us more detail on that breaking news. appreciate it. president biden may have a ma

my name is jennifer. >> jennifer is not your average campaign volunteer. >> i am an artificial intelligenceolunteer. >> if you have marked the historic shift in election campaign, naturally coming from the heart of silicon valley. the candidate himself says it is to get a wider audience. >> it allows voters to spend as much time as they would like engaging with the capability and gaining a sense of who i am and what i stand for so they can be informed when they go to vote. >> he is a small handful of campaigns across the country deploying new technology from political ai company in the run up to the primary election. >> jennifer's ability to answer questions accurately, to not guess if there was not a real answer but to be able to say, i am not familiar with peter's position on that and really be a good steward of answering questions honestly and truthfully. >> jennifer is not the only ai campaign voice. i spoke with one version called ashley who answered questions about economic, foreign, and social policies for two minutes. the caller gave detailed responses that outline the candidate's p

jennifer: our brand is a power tool for working women.sons someone signs up is to feel empowered and confident every single day at work. so, the fact now that women will be referring their colleagues, their peers, their friends, for an accolade that they recently deserve in their career, to receive a rent the runway subscription we feel this is exactly how we bring our brand back into the universe and create momentum around our brand being a brand that supports professional women. ed: when i posted on social media you were coming on the show a lot of people brought up newly and pointed out it is a younger platform but has more subscribers than rent the runway. they asked if you have learned any lessons from newly and taken anything from their experience that you might apply to rent the runway. jennifer: i think it is incredible that a market we created around renting clothes is now a real market in the u.s. and millions of women per year are renting fashion so --, subscribing to fashion. there are different platforms and different choices

now, his wife, jennifer, was _ manslaughter. now, his wife, jennifer, was convicted - manslaughter.r, was convicted of the same charges at an earlier trial, they are both due to be sentenced next month and face up sentenced next month and face up to 60 years in prison, it is the first time that parents have been charged with manslaughter over there child's role in it shooting. there's been more unrest in the capital of haiti, despite continuing efforts to re—establish law and order. emergency response teams were called to the main jail in port—au—prince on thursday, after a fire broke out. the storming of the prison by gangs, releasing hundreds of convicts, led to the resignation of the prime minister and the collapse of the government. it's not known what caused this latest fire — nor if anyone was hurt. talks are continuing to try to establish a transitional council, but gang leaders have warned they may not accept any new leadership. our correspondent will grant is following developments from the neighbouring dominican republic — he sent us this update. it has been another busy a

and then fotis and jennifer had five children.therless and fatherless and being raised by their elderly grandmother in new york city. they were in and out of the court, both sides of this, the children were there, at various times, they weren't there today. but michelle traconis's parents, she comes from a close family and they have been with her by the side talking to the cameras every day outside the courthouse, including today, and they were just wailing about the injustice of all of this. meanwhile, jennifer has a very close group of friends, support group, who stayed with her all these years and that one or more of them have been to every day of trial and they were there today to finally see justice for jennifer. very, very satisfying, if that's the right word for this awful tragedy. >> yeah, yeah, it's really torn up the community. dennis murphy, thank you, i want to remind people, they can watch the dateline special tonight, from -- at 9:00/8:00 central. 9 eastern time, 8:00 central here on nbc. >>> let's turn to moscow, wh

jennifer, the one thing that occurred to me _ issue. jennifer, the one thing that occurred to me is _ to me is that if you - issue. jennifer, the one thing that occurred to me is that if you are i occurred to me is that if you are always at the top of the happiness league table, there isn't much pressure on the politicians, is there? they could probably take a day off because you're also happy with them. �* day off because you're also happy with them-— day off because you're also happy with them. �* ., , with them. oh, well, i'm not sure actually that _ with them. oh, well, i'm not sure actually that even _ with them. oh, well, i'm not sure actually that even all— with them. oh, well, i'm not sure actually that even all finnish - actually that even all finnish people necessarily rejoice when the report comes out. so of course, politicians should be proud of the work that they are doing, but i don't think that there is a such thing as perfection.— don't think that there is a such thing as perfection. does it annoy, i mean, thing as perfection. does it annoy, i mean. just _ thing as per

jennifer victor, professor of political science at george mason university. thanks so much for joining us here on out of here. thank you. full of clothes in vermont in virginia. were joe biden, is one of the primary contest. let's take a look at our delegate tracker and see where donald trump and nikki haley are at the moment. donald trump has 273 delegates so far. nikki haley has 43. they need 1215 delegates to win the republican nomination, and on the democratic side, joe biden, who has no real challenge or has the support of 246 pledged delegates. patrick elaine joins us now from richmond in virginia. patty, what are the numbers showing sofa? well, the poles have been close for 15 minutes and we usually get results fairly quickly . so far. we've only about a 1000 votes cast on the republican side. looks like donald trump has 72 percent to hailey's 25 percent. so we're going to hear more in the minutes in the, at the, at the come through the hour. we should probably have the results in the next hour . but interestingly, so this is an open product, so i coul

jennifer james was just talking about trump space being energized after super tuesday. i want to ask you a few things that biden's bass will be entered re energized after super tuesday. are we going to see supporters? previous supporters of president biden, who may be frustrated with him right now, but in the general come back to the fold and support. and i think many of the those voters will eventually come around, but i think it's going to be a little while before we expect to see that show up in pulling. by the time we get into mid summer, i would expect to see some of those numbers showing up and pulling. but look, joe biden has not had a contest in this primary. and so it's not unusual that he is not getting some full fledged support. he hasn't been out on the campaign trail much. he is starting to use some sort of gets more. we did see his vice president, pamela harris, come out the other day with some remarkably different language regarding israel, palestine, and area where the binding ministration may be vulnerable with democratic voters. but i think we should a

moment, i will have the honor of introducing secretary jennifer granholm, the secretary ofesident's cabinet she is a former governor of michigan and i will introduce her in a minute but before doing so, i pleasure of introducing duane pickett. please don't get confused. duane is not a brother of the late great wilson pickett. [laughter] >> they share the same name and i don't know if duane wants to be called duane wickett pickett but if as -- to the grammys. 1 [laughter] >> this gentleman is vice president of clean hydrogen market development at constellation. he is working at constellation to develop their■t participation in clean energy solutions, marketplace initiatives. his mission is to help customers communities meet their decarbonization goals in combat, if you will, the changes that take place by switching to the use of clean hydrogen. all of you michigan■, duane graduated from -- with honors from the ohio state university. [applause] >> proud buckeye but today, he is in urban league her. ladies and gentlemen, duane >> all right. i hope mark knows he set me up a little bit, introduc

. >>> hey, there, my name is jennifer. >> reporter: jennifer is not your average volunteer. >> i am a artificial intelligence volunteer. >> reporter: marking a shift in election campaigns coming from the heart of silicone valley. the candidate says it gets his name out. >> engaging with the capability and getting a sense, truly of who i am and what i stand for so they can be informed when they go to vote. >> reporter: one of a small handful of people using ai company in the run up to the primary elections. >> jennifer's ability to answer the questions accurately and not guess if there was not a real answer but to be able to say i am not familiar with peter's position on that and really be a, a good steward of answering the questions honestly and truthfully. >> jennifer is not the only ai campaign voice. i spoke with one version called ashley that answered questions about economic, foreign and social policies for two minutes and 43 seconds. the caller gave detailed responses and outlined the candidates platform and gave conversationally short replies. ai in elections prompted state law

jennifer: it is an interesting question. this is coming up at a time when technology acquisitions have been under increasing scrutiny. when we look at popular apps like facebook, some have asked questions about concentration. here you have what has become an immensely popular app providing another option for short-term video that users have chosen because they collected is the right platform for their -- courses. if we get to where it is sell or ban, you have the question of would companies face antitrust scrutiny from the federal trade commission around potential acquisition of tiktok or in the alternative if it were to get to a ban point, what does that do for the overall social media market. ed: fcc commissioner carr joined bloomberg television and he gave his opinion it does not have to be a u.s. company that buys tiktok u.s. operations. it can be another country as long as it is not china. is that a feasible thing to your mind? jennifer: there are specific requirements around feed investment that they have to assuage co

now james and jennifer are scheduled to be sentenced on the same day next month. so the father's defense attorney maintains that he didn't know that his son would hurt anyone. meanwhile, legal analysts say these cases could set a precedent for who is held criminally responsible in any future school shootings. >> yeah. jarred hill in new york. thank you. >>> there are new developments in three of the criminal cases involving former president donald trump. a judge is expected to rule today on whether the prosecutor overseeing trump's georgia election interference trial should be disqualified from the case. trump's attorneys say fani willis' romantic relationship with a special prosecutor she hired for the case meant a conflict of interest. a federal judge in florida rejected trump's bid to throw out his classified documents case. the judge said trump's team raised arguments warranting serious consideration, but the charges should not be dismissed. >>> and prosecutors in new york say they're open to delaying the start of trump's hush-money trial for up to 30 days to

jennifer klein: yes, to your point, it is beyond.rly controversial issue in the united states, the strong majority of americans, including independents and republicans actually believe there should be the right choices about your own body yourself and i think we have crossed the line where this is no longer an issue where people are dramatically opposed to each other on have different views, there is a strong middle where people agree and i think what is happening in alabama the court case which makes it seem like we live in a really motivates people who maybe were not paying attention. samantha barry: sarah, your work focuses on sexual and reproductive health in countries where that healthd by war or nal disaster. what is happening in the u.s., how is that having a ripple effect? sarah casey: unfortunately wesel south. it threatens the local advancements in the sexual reproductive health and rights. we are seeing a lot of funding from the religious right going to fund anti-choice movements in the global south and they use seminal ta

matthew dowd and jennifer are back.question or questions do you think will be most important to get the answers to tonight for joe biden? >> what i was interested prior to last week with the supreme court decision was whether or not you would vote for donald trump if convicted. that not that he would ever be convicted necessarily, but it is the biden campaign information about how, you know, that is critical information for the biden campaign. all right, trump may not be convicted but that tells you critical things about that person. about the unease with january 6th. perhaps with classified documents, that they can be, and they may not be republicans per se, they could be republicans. so i think any information that gets at you know, the haley voters are the most interesting to me. what's behind their concerns. is there anything in there that biden campaign can mind, anywhere, some percentage, some small percentage, 5%, 10%, of those people open to voting for biden. who did you vote for in the last election is a very k

the urban league is proudvç to welcome the secretary of energy, jennifer granholm. [applause] sec.much. it always makes me so■s happy wn someone refers to judge keith because in your formation, you've got a lot of mentors that you go through life, but judge keith, used to claim him as my father in michigan, and he used to call me his fourth daughter d it is not just that, it is being infused with the values of judge keith every day. thank you for doing that. duane, go blue, that's all i'm going to say. i appreciate hearing your remarks and the promise of the hydrogen hubs, very excited about it. the national urban league, you were founded in 1910, the beginning of the second industrial revolution and the whole point was to make sure that black americans had the ability to be trained for these jobs, and that included in detrt in and you saw the great migration north, the auto industry, waratw industrial revolution which is all about clean energy and if you can imaginestimated that gl, the products that will get all of these countries get to net zero by 2050 which is what they have a

michelle troconis convicted of conspiring to murder her boyfriend's estranged wife, connecticut mom jennifer dulos. >> guilty. >> gio: the reaction to the verdict on both sides, and the sentence she faces. >> whit: on the brink, the heart-stopping moments a truck dangling over the edge of a bridge poised to plunge 70 feet into the water. >> she was praying a lot, so i prayed with her. >> whit: how first responders pulled off this daring rescue to save the driver inside. ♪ >> janai: subway singers. the platform performer who got the crowd crooning to bob marley. ♪ 'cause every little thing's gonna be all right ♪ >> janai: turning the same old commute into a sing-along. ♪ don't worry ♪ >> i can't hear you. >> gio: what a great moment in the subway. good morning, america. another big morning of news here on this saturday. >>> president biden says that the u.s. will join other countries and begin air-dropping aid into gaza in the coming days. >> whit: and we are remembering fashion icon iris apfel, known for her bold style sense and those oversized glasses, passing away at 102 years old. >> jana

now jennifer, who do you have?i am going to go right along with her, and say you can't choose one over the other. there are no hero here, there are no good guys in this conversation. the overturn of roe v. wade is one of those things for the republican party, where it's, be careful what you wish for. it happened, they were completely unprepared for it. and look at the absolute ugliness and destructive hypocrisy, that has grown from that decision now. you know, she's absolutely right. this is not about, about life, this is about control, this is about controlling women. it is about controlling personal decisions, it is about, there is something to me, on top of everything else we've heard, that is very chauvinistic about this. it is about the opportunity, how much more control can we exert over women? in these cases, and that's what a lot of this is. and it's also a total assault on traditional conservatism. which supports life, supports families, supports growing, and supporting families. and when you listen to som

now jennifer, who do you have?i am going to go right along with her, and say you can't choose one over the other. it's, there are no heroes here, there are no good guys in this conversation. the overturn of roe v. wade is one of those things for the republican party, where it's, be careful what you wish for. it happened, they were completely unprepared for it. and look at the absolute ugliness and destructive hypocrisy, that has grown from that decision now. you know, she's absolutely right. this is not about, about life, this is about control, this is about controlling women. it is about controlling personal decisions, it is about, there is something to me, on top of everything else we've heard, that is very chauvinistic about this. it is about the opportunity, how much more control can we exert over women? in these cases, and that's what a lot of this is. and it's also a total assault on traditional conservatism. which supports life, supports families, supports growing, and supporting families. and when you liste

jeff tube and jennifer rodgers and andrew mccabe also joining us. margaret hoover, host of firing line on pbs inter doesn't make sense. you southern that federal prosecutors. why would they just now send this stuff over? i know they were subpoenaed, but couldn't they've sent this stuff to the manhattan da earlier. >> there's not a good answer for that question there. i think on the surface, the multiple prosecutors offices in new york. so you have manhattan and then you have the two federal prosecution offices, the southern district and the eastern district. on the surface, we always hear about good cooperation. the law enforcement community. >> but in the >> nitty-gritty of individual cases, in my own experience for having been an agent there for a decade or so these these requests for evidence or access to each other's witnesses are often fraught with competition and defensiveness. prosecutors want to be very careful before they turn over documents to another prosecutor's offices to ensure that they're not going to use them or need them at some po

jennifer rodgers, jeremy saland. we are standing by for that. that will be big news. what had happened? prince >> also big news. donald trump will arrive at that course shortly. we do expect him to speak. he likes to talk slash rant on the way in. and as you just heard heard from from our esteemed law firm here, what he says could be potentially dangerous, not for this case necessarily, but for the huge civil judgment against him. so we're standing by to see how we approach it. stay with >> if you work in spaceflight, this is just the word chris possible thing that could ever happen >> my dad died doing what he loved >> space shuttle columbia. he final by premieres sunday, april 7 at nine on cnn. this tiny homes trend not for me. now, this is more like it. the same goes for my foot worth y1, hands-free with wide fit sketch? for slipping, just step in and go without bending down or touching my shoes wide fit, hands-free skechers slip is this is a futurama go daddy arrow creates a logo website, even social posts and minutes >> ai, ai who was, the gfc the get your busine

that's like especially left out for a long time, like jennifer, it's really hard.in my conversations with her, she's having realizations all the time, like, oh my god, i can't believe i believed that or i can't believe i said that to someone or oh my gosh, like, it's it's all just coming up all the time. and she's making apology phone calls all over the place, like as she's realizing it's like coming out of a stupor, you know. right. and so you just once you figure it out, it's just takes some time to recognize what happened and your, you know, yep. yeah. and with somebody like so i think about like the victims of bernie madoff. so that was a ponzi scheme, not a pyramid scheme. there was no product involved. but it kind of works similar, but folks can say this is a you know, this is a crime that goes after the other. you know, a lot of departments really want this guy behind and can see what's exactly illegal and don't have such a problem self-identifying as victims, even though they did do the same thing by roping their friends and family into it. at least all of

my name is jennifer. and i'm an artificial intelligence volunteer. >> have you gotten one of these calls? artificial intelligence is becoming a bigger part of our lives. and now it's being put to use in our elections. >>> it's terrible. >> digging out from the snow in the sierra as people wake up to this at their door. but more powder could be on way. >>> and here we go again, are you feeling lucky? we have lottery fever on this tuesday morning with your chance at another big jackpot tonight. well, happy tuesday and happy super tuesday, i'm gianna franco. and hopefully you are feeling lucky. i am. i got my tickets last night. >> yeah. it's nice to have you all with us this morning. i'm reed cowan. of course we've got you covered for all of the issues and all of the races and ballot initiatives in your community. >> and i'm nicole zaloumis and gianna feels lucky every week because she has played the lottery since what 18 years old, gianna? >> maybe 21. >> buy one of just cut milos. >> if you don't buy one

as for jennifer, she faces her sentencing next month and she could face up to 15 years behind bars. her son, ethan crumbley. he pleaded guilty and was sentenced to life without parole. soaring shah, abc news, los angeles. >> zohreen thank you. preparations are underway for a celestial event a month away. bloomington, indiana, is considered among the places to be to watch the april 8th solar eclipse. now the path will cross through parts of about 15 states from texas to maine over about three hours. the total eclipse is expected to last 52 minutes. bloomington officials expect about 300,000 visitors. i remember the great american eclipse. i remember it was at 2017, i believe. >> what a cool sight. >> where were you? >> i was in oregon. i went to the path of totality. madras oregon was a town about like 5000 people, and i think a quarter of a million people showed up. wow. >> and it was pitch black. for how long? >> pitch black only for a few minutes. but it was. it was dark in kansas city. you really can't put it into words. it's just kind of this a out of body experience. >> almost

[applause] >> thank you for being herein a moment, i will have the of introducing secretary jennifer granholm energy who works in the president's cabinernor of michigan and i will introduce her in a minute but before doing so, i have the distinct privilege and pleasure of introducing duane pickett. please don't get confused. not a brother of the late great wilson pickett. they share the same name and i don't know duane wants to be called duane wickett pickett so, you might find your way as -- to the grammys. 1 [laughter] >> vice president of clean hydrogen marketconstellation. he is working atellation to develop their participation in clean energyetplace initiatives. his mission is to help customers and communities meet their deca combat if you will, thet take place by switching to the use of clean hyd you michigan -- university of michigan wolverines, don't get mad. duane graduated fhonors from the ohio state university. [applause] >> he is a proud buckeye but today, he is in urban league her. entlemen, duane pickett. [applause] >> all right. i do hope up a little bit, introducing m

jennifer is joining us now from los angeles.ennifer, really nice you can find the time to speak to us. it has been a stunningly busy evening. were the right winners who won or was there contention anywhere? >> reporter: i don't know. you know, i don't feel like there were too many surprises, steve and arabile, good evening or good morning. the interesting thing about the oscars this year was it was a whole hour earlier. here in los angeles, we talk about oscars night. it was 4:00 in the afternoon, which usually it starts at 5:00 and it was on a time change sunday. we just changed the clocks over. it was a feels like time of 3:00 p.m. oscars night was oscars afternoon which left more time for the after parties, which, by the way, are still going on in the background. >> in terms of the winners, "barbie." two hit films that i could see of 2023. i, like everyone else, jennifer, did the whole "barbinheimer." was there a snobbery for the ground breaking cinemaintograph? >> reporter: there is the smash of "barbie" with pink being the