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jericka? >> yeah, the family's going to need that support.icole sganga, thank you. >>> in his easter message president biden renewed his commitment to work for peace as wars take a toll on innocent lives around the world. the president started his day releasing a statement chastising his political opponent's recent social media posts. skyler henry is at the white house with those details. skyler, good evening to you. >> reporter: jericka, good evening to you. the biden campaign says that the former president, quote, regularly incites political violence. this response comes as the former president shared an image of president biden bound and restrained in the back of a pickup truck. it's the latest in a series of posts from trump targeting his opponents both politically and in the courtroom. as trump also blasted the new york judge presiding over his hush money trial and his daughter. that trial is set to begin in a couple of weeks. on the legal front trump has until thursday to put down a $175 million bond or cash with the court to comply wit

jericka. >> important to note that.hanelle kaul, thank you. >>> tonight's soon to be sky gazers are on the move across north america for a rare celestial event, a total solar eclipse. take a look. this is the 115-mile path of totality, where the moon will obscure the sun's light. as you can see, hundreds of cities and smaller towns in 15 states from texas to maine lie right along that path. it's home to an estimated 3 1 million americans. big crowds and a lot of traffic are expected. cbs's janet shamlian will be among the many looking up. she's in kerrville, texas, with the perfect spot tonight for us. janet. >> reporter: jericka, good evening to you. they're bracing for the empact the city of kerrville asking people to be in place more than three hours before the eclipse starts. ahead of those few minutes of darkness during totality tomorrow, today what we're seeing, high prices and heavy traffic. the last-minute rush to witness history. >> that's why we're here. >> oh, are you? >> we're here from new york. >> reporter

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jericka. >> all right.kyler henry, thank you. >>> today, one of the best players in the history of women's basketball announced that at age 38, she's retiring. candace parker played 16 seasons in the wnba, made the announcement today on instagram. parker is a three-time wnba champion and two-time olympic gold medalist. she said, quote, i will pursue business with the same intensity and focus that she gave basketball. >>> well, now to japan. in a centuries-old tradition, one that some parents might not appreciate, today massive sumo wrestlers in tokyo and other sites across japan made 100 babies cry by gently shaking or swaying them before an audience. some japanese believe the 400-year-old ritual wards off evil and brings good health. >>> straight ahead on the "cbs weekend news," all aboard. the big gamble on a new california high-speed train. >>> later, looking for love in all the wrong places. our investigation of online romance scams. >>> then the latt in high tech and restaurants. meet rosie. . i'm just

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. >> margaret: disturbing development there, jericka duncan, thank you. meanwhile, inside the courthouse, jury selection concluded and opening statements will now begin monday in what is the first criminal prosecution of a former president of the united states. trump faces 34 counts of falsifying business records as part of a hush money scheme. cbs's robert costa has the latest. >> reporter: the full jury is now set in the unprecedented criminal trial of former president donald trump. >> the trial starts on monday, which is long before a lot of people thought. the judge wants this to go as fast as possible. >> reporter: there remain five alternate jurors to selected today complete the panel. they will hear evidence and step in if any of the jurors drop out. the group of seven men and five women weighing the evidence includes a teacher, an investment banker, and a corporate lawyer. the assigned four for a person is from ireland. emotions ran high with some emotional jurors complaining of anxiety. one saying today, "this is so much more stressful than i tho

cbs's jericka duncan's report from the courthouse. >> this gag order is not only unique, it is totally unconstitutional. >> reporter: the $9,000 in fines are the results of nine instances where the score, court found donald trump disparage witnesses online against the judges orders. judge juan merchan acknowledge the fines might not be enough to deter trump and warned more violations could result in jail time. >> judge merchan did exactly what should be done, and probably what was expected to be done. >> reporter: as court began for the first time, one of trump's children, eric trump, joined the former president. prosecutors played videos of trump weeks before the 2016 election, responding to allegations he sexually harassed women, concerned about how it could impact his chances of becoming president. >> i have no idea who these women are. the 5% of the people think it's true, and maybe 10% think -- we don't win. >> reporter: the focus then turned to keith davidson, an attorney who represented stormy daniels and karen mcdougal. both claimed they had sex with trump, which he denied. dav

cbs's jericka duncan will start us off tonight with the latest details. >> across the street, 107th street's on fire! >> reporter: it was a shocking image. a man on fire. it happened right outside the courthouse where former president donald trump's criminal trial was underway. >> a man has lit himself on fire outside of the courthouse in manhattan. >> reporter: the incident unfolding live on cable news just after 1:30 eastern. >> we are like yelling to the cops, who are all outside. >> reporter: i don't know if he was really political or just unbalanced. >> reporter: authorities confirmed 4037-year-old maxwell azzarello was from st. augustine, florida. tonight, officials say he was intubated and critical condition. >> he blows the pamphlets throughout the park, and then he puls out a canister, pours some kind of liquid on himself, caught officers, members of the police department, they run into the park, they make efs to put him out. >> reporter: how concerned are you that somebody was able to get this far in, like themselves on fire, with all of these law-enforcement officials around? >>

jericka duncan, thank you.l, now to those growing pro-palestinian demonstrations embroiling college campuses. today, we have seen tensions rise at more than a dozen schools from coast-to-coast. since last week, hundreds of campus protesters have been arrested. one major university today canceling its graduation. cbs's jason allen has new details tonight on the campus chaos. >> let them go! >> reporter: campus crackdown at atlanta's emory university. police tore down tents erected this morning, and some appear to be tased by police. some students and faculty were led away in handcuffs. here at the university of texas, austin, dueling protests, pro-palestinian and pro-israeli protesters facing off on campus, with security watching. >> it is my understanding that the university of texas at austin funds research that israel directly benefits from. >> reporter: on the campus of usc, the l.a.p.d. used their batons to disperse a large crowd of protesters late last night. the school canceling the main stage commencemen

cbs's jericka duncan reports clark held her first press conference today, where she talked about how the gap. >> this is a dream come true, like these are the moment you dream of. >> reporter: this could also be the moment the wnba and women's professional sports has been waiting for. >> i think the more eyeballs you can get on this league, you know, the better off this world is going to be. >> the indiana fever select caitlin clark. >> reporter: it was a ratings record. nearly 2.5 million people tuned in to watch as former iowa guard caitlin clark was drafted by the indiana fever. >> when you look at the amount of revenue that the nba is getting, they could move some of that money to the wnba to invest. >> $76,000 is not enough for someone you are looking to be the face of the league going forward. no other professional sports league would do something like that, and it's a shame. >> reporter: the 22-year-old endorsement deals in college were worth more than $3 million. she'll now get a base salary as a rookie capped at $76,535. last year's nba number one draft pick i'm a victor wem

cbs' jericka duncan reports clark held her first press conference today where she talked about how thecan narrow the gap. >> this is a dream come true. these are the moments you dream of. >> reporter: this could also be the moment the wnba and professional women's sports has been waiting for. >> i think the more eyeballs you can get on this league, the better off this world is going to be. >> the indiana fever select caitlin clark. >> reporter: it was a ratings record when nearly 2.5 million people tuned in to watch as former iowa guard caitlin clark was drafted by the indiana fever. >> when you look at the amount of revenue that the nba is getting, they could move some of that money to the wnba to invest. >> $76,000 is not enough for someone you are looking to be the face of the league going forward. no other professional sports league would do something like that, and it's a shame. >> reporter: the 22-year-old's endorsement deals in college were worth more than $3 million. she'll now get a base salary as a rookie capped at $76,535. last year's nba number one draft pick, victor wemban

cbs's jericka duncan has been covering the story since the scandal broke in 2017.ight, disgraced former hollywood producer harvey weinstein remains behind bars after a new york appeals court ruled he did not receive a fair trial. weinstein's attorney, arthur aidala. >> this was a case about perversion. well, in that courthouse at trial, the laws were perverted because there was so much pressure because harvey was the face of this movement, that he had to be convicted. >> reporter: the court found that in 2020, the judge, quote, erroneously admitted testimony by allowing women who were not part of the case to testify that weinstein had assaulted them. cbs news legal analyst rikki klieman. >> he would get a more fair trial, according to the court of appeals, because these other prior bad act witnesses will be excluded. >> reporter: the decision comes more than four years after the 72-year-old was found guilty and sentenced to 23 years in prison for sexually assaulting two women. lauren sivan, who never testified in court, says in 2007, weinstein masturbated in front

weinstein fondled himself in front of her at a dinner party, she spoke with cbs news correspondent jerickacan. >> i think today's decision doesn't in any way falsify what those women testified to or relieve him of any guilt in any way. i think this was a procedural decision that of course is unfortunate, because we felt like we did our best and everybody who participated told the truth. >> reporter: the judge erroneously admitted testimony by allowing women who were not part of the case to testify that weinstein had assaulted them. weinstein's attorney. >> this was a case about perversion, will in that courthouse, the laws were perverted, because there was so much pressure, because harvey was the face of this movement that he had to be convicted. >> reporter: first partner jennifer newsom, governor newsom waiting on the court ruling. a >> >> harvey weinstein should never see the light of day full period, stop. >> reporter: he will remain behind bars thanks to his conviction in los angeles. >> i think those people are seeing there was an important reason to try harvey weinstein in two diffe

jericka duncan shows us how his ban is putting a spotlight on ethical issues that sports betting creates athletics. >> the open three. >> reporter: the allegations against jontay porter were blatant. an nba investigation found porter gave a bettor information about his own health status prior to a toronto game on march 20th. a bettor placed $80,000 on porter not hitting certain in-game milestones. porter left the game after just three minutes, claiming he felt ill. the bet was frozen because of the unusual activity. porter was also found to have placed 13 bets on nba games, including bets on his own team to lose, although he didn't play in those games. the league's collective bargaining agreement forbids any player who directly or indirectly wagers money or anything of value on any game or event. yesterday commissioner adam silver took the rare step of banning porter from the league for life, writing there is nothing more important than protecting the integrity of nba competition for our fans, our teams, and everyone associated with our sport. >> go draft kings, y'all got the most ways t

jericka duncan has the details. >> the open three. >> reporter: the allegations against jon tay portertion about his own health status prior to a toronto's game on march 20th. a bettor placed $80,000 on porter not hitting certain in-game milestones. porter left the game after just three minutes, claiming he felt ill. the bet was frozen because of the unusual activity. porter was also found to have placed 13 bets on nba games, including bets on his own team to lose although he didn't play in those games. the league's collective bargaining agreement forbids any player who directly or indirectly wagers money or anything of value on any game or event. yesterday commissioner adam silver took the rare step of banning porter from the league for life, writing "there is nothing more important than protecting the integrity of nba competition for our fans, our teams, and everyone associated with our sport." >> draftkings, you all got the most ways to bet on players. >> reporter: but if you watch any basketball game these days, btting content is everywhere. the nba even has official sports betting