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we want to get thoughts on j jillian's pick >> jillian getting salty on the competition too. i think microsoft, it's really hard to not feel great about picking microsoft. at the end of the day, it's a company we talked about this, they report tonight. whether there's weakness or not, the real question is what are you paying for microsoft at 35 times this is a company that i think is a tech multiple that is at least in the higher end of its historical five to ten-year average azure, i think the street is expecting around 28%, 29%. any type of a beat on that will be a relief. the bar is very high on this name >> all right there's the sound again. today, of course, is take your kids to work day we have a lot of young people, and they are buzzing about our next guest, social media star drewsky. check him out in praise this on peacock. you're on the clock. what's your pick >> man, you know, i'm on the board right now, so pretty easy. it ain't hard to see >> how much nike drip do you own? >> man, i gotta say, my closet is full right now. but you know, i chose nike because i'm in a

jillian, thank you so much.t's get into physical ♪ ♪ in any business, you ride the line between numbers and people. what's right for the business and what's best for everyone who depends on it. solving today's challenges while creating future opportunities. it takes balance. cla - cpas, consultants, and wealth advisors. we'll get you there. stuart: joining me now is jill january michaels joining me in -- jillian michaels joining me in new york city if. welcome to the show. you say weight loss drugs like o semitick -- to ozempic work, what's the problem? >> let's look at the side effects. at least 50% of the people who take the drug will experience nausea with, vomiting, diarrhea, constipation, and many will get off of it because they can't tolerate those side effects. outside of that,s you have the side effects more rare, intestinal blockage, try ride cancer, gallbladder problems, kidney issues, pan accurate tightens, muscle loss. i mean, it goes on and on. and now we're starting to see things that are being an

jillian turner at state department. jillian, do we know what's in the aid package?eporter: so, stuart, got a flag for you that secretary blinken is back from his overseas travel. providing aid is more crucial than ever in the ongoing war with rush and you know getting the aid package through is a whole lot of conservative republicans lining up saying that's it. they don't want a single dollar more aid going to ukraine. take a listen. >> we reaffirm that had ukraine's future is in nato. our goal now is to create a bridge to ukraine's full membership. offering additional support and better cooperation to make changes necessary to join the alliance. reporter: blinken says ukraine's government is doing everything it needs to do in order to qualify for nato membership. >> exports through the black see equal aggression through the black sea in 20226789 ukraine is attracting violent accession and the onslaught. reporter: kyiv officials say they desperately need more weapons and warning the u.s. now, ukraine will be defeated if the biden team does not step on the gas. press

jillian, an acquaintance and pastor's wife, was said to be riding along for support. moms disappeared in a rural area. without many homes or businesses that might have security camera footage. david? >> david: mola lenghi tonight, thank you. >>> there is news on the economy tonight. a blockbuster new jobs report surging past expectations today. employers adding 303,000 new jobs last month. unemployment ticking down to 3.8%. the federal reserve still laser focused on continuing to tame innegotiation as it considers cutting interest rates up to three times this year. >>> now to a different set of numbers tonight. ticket prices and viewership for the women's pine fi final four to set records tonight. >> reporter: tonight, potentially history in the making with tickets for the ncaa women's final four already double the men's. >> for three -- got it! >> reporter: and ratings for tonight's game between iowa and uconn expected to break records. >> clark, steps back, fires, you bet! >> reporter: many tuning in to see iowa star caitlin clark, the all-time leading scorer in col

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martha. >> martha: jillian turner thank you jillian. let's bring in mike pompeo former secretary of state and cia director pack fox news contributor. secretary good to have you with us. can you explain you've got antony blinken end trying to work out a new alliance between saudi arabia and israel that you also worked on when you are in the trump administration on the one hand than you have the state department standing at the podium saying we are going to potentially recent aid to israel because of human rights violations that happened before october 7th. can you explain that strategy to meekly. >> sadly no, you have two ask sonos to get a decent explanation. what i can tell you is it demonstrates the absolute moral confusion inside the biden administration. they have refused to have the moral clarity to understand israel is fighting to defend its own nation and iran and hamas are terrorizing the citizens not only of gas a israel but of the united states and the world. and they get it wrong. member the beginning of the ministration the

liz: jillian, thank you so much. and now with the foundation of defense of democracy and rich goldburg. what do you make of this with the claims of holding iran accountable and why should israel stop it is behavior when iran is not been given a reason to thaw. >> that's exactly right and the reason why the ayatollah and teheran believe they could get away with cruise missiles and 200 drones and going for this administration and going for this work here and going against israel trying to isolate them and trying to reflect on the policies that led to saturday night and change nose policies. during the calculation of the ayatollah into a miscalculation and why do they keep defending giving iran $10 billion access after saturday night and why would they keep allowing the oil to flow to china and cracking down with the sanctions. liz: keep trying to blame trump but they keep doing it. the biden white house talks tough on iran and mind the s cenes, riders was reporting moments ago biden white house not cutting off the oil

a sick, fat, depressed, addicted child is profitable for the system. >> jesse: jillian michaels is here to weigh in. not literally. this is scandalous the way these companies pray upon us. they want us fat and unhealthy. >> it's disgusting. it's malevolent, nefarious, flat-out evil but it's not surprising and it's been going on for decades the part that i find so overwhelmingly outrageous is that they buy everyone off. the people you are supposed to trust, all of our institutions of trust. now they are buying off registered dietitians on social media to tell you there is no shame in this, you are healthy at every size, go crazy, you are up solved. -- of. >> jesse: they want their fellow americans to be fat, unhealthy. why would you want that for your countrymen and women? >> i don't believe that people want that for other people but it's almost like a cosigning agreement. on not going to push your buttons. i went to tell you that you need to be better if you don't tell me that i need to be better so we can all cosign each other's bs. it's a really comforting message if you are being tol

jillian, thank you. sandra?u, the lsu women's best vaulting boy was it a big night this week losing to caitlin clark and the iowa hawkeyes in the ncaa tournament but their conduct before the game is now raising eyebrows as the team skipped the singing of the national anthem. they were apparently in the locker room. joining us now is the governor of louisiana jeff landry who is now calling for consequences for that. governor, welcome and we know you are a huge lsu fan. you have the shirt on. why are you calling out the players? >> yes, i am a big -- look, i'm not calling out players or coach i support coach smokey, my statement said that. i think this is a bigger question come a bigger problem with collegiate sports naturally stomach nationally and louisiana i sent a letter to each of our college boards telling them those college boards should put in place a policy that respects the national anthem. the national anthem is as much a part of american sports as it is the actual game being played. the fact there is n

so great to have you here today jillian. >> thank you're having it's great to be with you. >> alrights channel thank you for joining us and sandra smith. >> i'm jillian turner and the story starts now. >> thank you ladies. good afternoon i am martha maccallum. really a lot going on today for the story back more anti- israel protests in new york city at

hello and welcome, everyone i'm sandra smith in new york and jillian that's not the first day that has happened this week at have you. >> jillian: thank you, sandra, i'm gillian turner in washington, john roberts is out today and this is "america reports." as you mentioned to d3 of jury selection and former president trump's hush money trial is underway the number of jurors who have been selected now is down from 7 to 5 after two were excused. >> sandra: one was worried about being publicly identified the other was excused after prosecutors raise concerns that he had misrepresented his history during questioning. fox team coverage kicks off right now, jonathan turley is standing by. >> gillian: first we go to eric shawn outside the supreme court, this hour eric what is the latest? >> yes, as you said the second is gone. the first was excused the second bounced described as a middle aged man on the bohemian lower east side and there are apparently some questions about his credibility and answers to some of the questions. one of the questions of the questionnaire is number 19. although w

became president and i would argue in joining us on shondae one, i think to him, present the end of jillian and saw and she is and had a goal to everything that american democracy is supposed to stand for. were supposed to be exemplary democracy, were supposed to be the world's global champion for freedom of speech, freedom of expression. the worse for suppose, the stanza, the idea that the people on the government and we have, we have to pass that need to the power to criticize or incumbent without fear of reprisal without fear of imprisonment or punishment. the the the the acceptance. and i'm here to plan with you whatever you do. do not watch my new show search like why watch something that's so different whitelisted opinions that he won't get anywhere else. welcome to planes or do they have the state department, c i a weapons, bankers, multi $1000000000.00 corporations. choose your facts for you. go ahead. change and whatever you do. don't want my show stay main street because i'm probably going to make you comfortable. my show is called direction, but again, you probably don't want to

so great to have you here today jillian. >> thank you're having it's great to be with you. >> alright our coverage will continue in the fox news channel thank you for joining us and sandra smith. >> i'm jillian turner and the story starts now. >> thank you ladies. good afternoon i am martha maccallum. really a lot going on today for the story back more anti- israel protests in new york city at columbia after this stunning scene at a demonstration near the university. listen to this... >> we are hamas! >> you are a walkway. >> we are all hamas yes. >> horrible. yelling we are hamas back adding pig to that in response. more of this video and a look at the full scope of what's going on up at columbia university and outside of it. a very strong panel today to discuss the situation and what it means for the country and for the election. first we begin with correspondent cb cotton is being lived on the scene there throughout the afternoon. hello cb. >> hello martha could afternoon. what we know the president of the university authorized nypd to come in earlier this afternoon and sweep the e

and i would argue in joining us on shondae one i think to him, present the end of jillian and stylish is. and if i had a goal to everything that american democracy is supposed to stand for, were supposed to be exemplary democracy. were supposed to be the world's global champion for freedom of speech, freedom of expression. worse for suppose to stand for the idea that uh uh, that the people on the government and we have we have a deposit need to and the power to credit size or incumbent without fear of reprisal without fear of imprisonment or punishment. the, the the the the, the 1st 3rd of the 19th century was marked by the aggressive expansion of the united states. the american sought to seize as much territory for settlement as possible. ignoring the sovereignty of the neighboring states and the interest of the indigenous peoples. in 1845, washington announced the annexation of mexican texas. and in march, 1846. american troops invaded mexico. however, mexico itself did not have enough means to effectively confront the enemy. besides, it was being torn apart by internal conflicts. t

if i became president and i would argue in joining us on shondae one, i think the imprisonment of jillian and stylish is and if i had a goal to everything that american democracy is supposed to stand for, were supposed to be exemplary democracy. were supposed to be the world's global champion for freedom of speech, freedom of expression, worse for suppose to stand for the idea that the people on the government and we have, we have to pass that need to and the power to criticize or a government without fear. of reprisal without fear of imprisonment or punishment. the the the the the show room just don't have to safe house because of the application and engagement because the trail when so many find themselves will support. we choose to look for common ground, the the, we would gray can use a ron says it has lost a root cause it's has a gaze is a by flying to the missiles and father in the country, the people, all this is of is the scene desperately running inside can filter the attack. i'm holding. the movie said most of the results were intercepted. tax underway, iraq 11 on egypt, finds t

authorities say veronica butler and jillian kelley left kansas saturday to pick up children but theyended destination. their car was found on the side of the road near the kansas/oklahoma state line. kelley is the wife of a minister of a nebraska church. authorities are calling the disappearances suspicious. >>> and convicted murderer alex murdaugh was sentenced to 40 years in federal prison for financial crimes. the district attorney stole millions of dollars from his clients and his law firm. in court he apologized to his victims. he pleaded guilty to similar charges in state court. he's already serving a life sentence for killing his wife and youngest son. >>> still ahead this morning, the powerball jackpot jumps. a big prize that's now up for grabs after last night's drawing. or grabs after last night's drawing. health... ...but her medication caused unintentional movements in her face, hands, and feet called tardive dyskinesia, or td. so her doctor prescribed austedo xr— a once-daily td treatment for adults. ♪ as you go with austedo ♪ austedo xr significantly reduced kate's td m

revealed that a custody battle may have led to the deaths of 27-year-old veronica butler and 39-year-old jillian kelly. four people were arrested over the weekend in connection to their disappearance. they are charged on first degree murder, kidnapping and conspiracy. >>> now to capitol hill where house speaker mike johnson is pushing ahead with his plan for passing foreign aid. johnson wants to hold separate votes on aid for ukraine and israel. the text of his plan has not yet been released, making it less likely that any vote will happen this week. but members of his own party are revolting over the strategy. thomas massie says he will co-sponsor a resolution to remove johnson as speaker. johnson called the move absurd and that he would not resign. some democrats said they would vote to keep him in office to avoid a search for another speaker. >>> eyes are on israel as it mulls over how to respond to iran's military attack. richard engel has the latest. >> reporter: israel's pllts is vowing that iran will pay for its attack. >> iran will not get off scot-free. >> reporter: four iniofficials ex

volunteer and board member jillian knox will credit their growth to the compassion for others. >> she's like an actual superwoman. doing amazing things. and she is, i mean, she puts her heart in it as you could tell. >> it is insurmountable when they are able to feel clean and healthy. >> hi, sweetie. >> reporter: creating the bank for better health, this week's jefferson award in the bay area goes to megan frebeck. >> and simply the basics sent hygiene kits from disasters to emergencies in honduras and ukraine. >> it's a brilliant program. >>> that's it for the news at 5:00. cbs news bay area with juliette goodrich, sara donchey filling in tonight, starts right now. >>> legal marijuana businesses say they could be priced out for playing by the rules. now one bay area county wants to give them a break. >>> we're doing everything that we can to survive. painful cuts to housing programs on the table in san francisco. what it could mean for families who rely on them. >> there are trash in their buildings. there are pests, there are cockroaches. all these things are happening. without our p

veronica butler and jillian kelley vanished last month while traveling to pick up butler's children inahoma. their abandoned vehicle was found in oklahoma near the border with kansas. four people were arrested over the weekend including the grandmother of butler's children. they each face several charges including murder and kidnapping. police continue to search for the missing women. >>> still to come, the economic fallout of the middle east conflict. a check on oil futures following iran's attack on israel. when you have moderate—to—severe eczema, it's okay to show off. with dupixent, show off your clearer skin and less itch. because you have plenty of reasons to show off your skin. with dupixent, the number one prescribed biologic by dermatologists and allergists, you can stay ahead of your eczema. it helps block a key source of inflammation inside the body that can cause eczema to help heal your skin from within. many adults saw 90% clearer skin. some even achieved long—lasting clearer skin and fast itch relief after first dose. serious allergic reactions can occur that can be seve

revealed that a custody battle may have led to the deaths of 27-year-old veronica butler and 39-year-old jilliankelly. four people were arrested over the weekend in connection to their disappearance. they are charged on counts of first degree murder, kidnapping and conspiracy. >>> there's a new development in a decades-old murder case. scott peterson, the man convicted of murdering his wife and unborn child is fighting for a new trial. >> we are on the record in the matter of the people versus scott lee peterson. >> reporter: convicted murder scott peterson is back in court. he's fighting for a new trial in the killings of his wife and unborn child more than 20 years ago. the l.a. innocence project taking up his case, arguing new evidence proves he was not behind the killing. >> it brings a fair amount of credibility to scott peterson which would not have existed prior. when they do take a case, they tend to do it if they think there's a real possibility they could be successful. >> reporter: last month, his lawyers arguing evidence previously overlooked be made available. they say it should hav

>> reporter: veronica butler and jillian kelly were driving from kansas to pick up kids for that birthdayty, kelly riding to along to supervise a court ordered supervision. police finding their car abandoned with blood and a broken hammer nearby. their bodies found two weeks later. >> this case did not end the way we had hoped. it has certainly been a tragedy for everybody involved. >> reporter: tonight, veronica butler's family heart broken. >> everybody needs to know how great of a mom she was because there should have been no reason she had to have that custody battle for so long. >> reporter: and david, reporters in that oklahoma courtroom actually say that the father of veronica butler had to be held back he was so full of anger and rage, as he watched those suspects get charged in his daughter's murder. >>> we turn now to the race for the white house. president biden in his home state of pennsylvania again tonight. a state he'll need to win this november. biden aiming to draw the contrast between him and donald trump, who has spent much of this week in court. here's mary bruce. >> r

reporter: heartbreak in the heartland, investigators say the two week search for veronica butler and jillianis over. >> this case did not end to the way we had hoped. it has certainly been a tragedy for everybody involved. >> reporter: the kansas moms went missing march 30th while going up to pick up butler's children in oklahoma. the car was left abandoned on the side of a rural road, blood and a broken hammer found nearby. >> reporter: we felt this was not a random bill, all right? we felt that with some of the information coming in that it was more targeted. >> reporter: on saturday four people were arrested in connection to the case. tad cullum, tiffany adams, and cole and cora twombly all charged with first-degree murder, kidnapping and conspiracy. in an affidavit released today, they say adams was the paternal grandmother up butler's children in the two were locked in a custody battle. police also say that adams bought five stun guns at a local shop and three burner phones, all of which ping to nero where butler's car was found in a property eight and a half miles away where police fou

. >> 27 year old veronica butler and 39 year old jillian kelly have been missing since last month, when they drove through oklahoma's panhandle to pick up butler's children. their vehicle later found abandoned in a rural area near the kansas oklahoma border police say evidence in the vehicle made them suspect foul play. veronica butler and the father of her children were reportedly in a bitter custody battle. at least two of the suspects arrested saturday were reportedly known to butler, news nation reports. one is the grandmother of butler's children, but police have not confirmed that report. >> so in every case, every homicide case, you have to be able to tie the suspects to the victims. so in other words, can they place either the four of them or at least some of the four at the scene committed this crime? >> authorities have not confirmed the identities of the two bodies yet or the cause of death. >> it was five years ago today that a fire nearly destroyed the famed notre dame cathedral in paris. the roof burst into flames, the fire swallowed up the spire and the main bell towers.

the two men and two women accused of killing veronica butler and jillian kelly made their first courtearance in oklahoma. one suspect is the grandmother of butler's children. authorities say tiffany adams led the murder plot, stemming from a custody dispute. >> she had such a beautiful relationship to her kids and her soul was so pure and she would always make jokes, she was just this amazing, amazing person. >> the suspects are due back in court next month. >> now to a major gold heist and new arrests being made. the investigation has been dubbed project 24 karat. it stems from canada. all the way to the us. one year after the largest gold heist in canada's history. police arresting multiple suspects for stealing gold and cash from toronto's airport, worth more than 61 million usd in what appears to have been an inside job. this one is a carefully planned and well-organized group of criminals, authorities say. one suspect, 25 year old darronte king mclean, used a falsified pickup form at air canada's cargo warehouse, signed by an employee at the airport, allowing him to park his whit

investigators say veronica butler and jillian kelly were supposed to pick up their children, but never made it. their blue kia was found nowhere near the pickup location. instead, it was abandoned in a rural part of texas county near the kansas border. investigators say they found no sign of the missing women. they did not comment about a reported custody dispute involving butler, prosecutor in michigan are recommending a 10 to 15 year prison sentence for jennifer and james crumbley. >> they're the parents of the oxford high school school shooter convicted of involuntary manslaughter for ignoring their son's mental health and helping him get access to a gun for students were killed. the crumbleys will be sentenced next week. their lawyers have not commented on the prosecutor's recommendation. >> we turn now to final preparations for monday's historic solar eclipse. some schools are closing early. indiana has declared an emergency because of the crowds expected. some prison inmates are suing to get the chance to go outside and everyone is asking, will the weather cooperate? with just ov

reporter: there are new developments in the desperate search for missing kansas moms veronica butler and jillian kelley. authorities arrested these four people saturday in connection to the women's disappearance. butler and kelley vanished on march 30th somewhere near rural west oklahoma. they say they left to pick up their children but never made t their car found abandoned near the kansas/oklahoma border. >> we are still looking for these women and we cannot confirm that they are dead, however, based on the evidence we did believe that it is necessary and appropriate to charge all four suspects with first-degree murder. >> reporter: in custody tad callum, tiffany adams and colin coratwamly. court documents obtained by nbc news show vern da butler and the father of her children had been in a custody battle and at least two of the suspects arrested were known to butler. a retired fbi agent weighing in on the case. >> why the first-degree murder charge and is that significant? >> i think it is because something in this investigation has really led them to it being premedicated. >> reporter: it's

jillian michaels. mtv's nev schulman. that is the lineup.or a quick preview of the events and the names on the board, the mel kiper of the stock draft, tim seymour. >> one of the greatest event in sports and markets, i am excited to be part of it. >> we give the contestants a list of how many stocks from which they can choose? not all 2000. >> 50 or so stocks. clearly. a broad swath of economy and the market. it does seem like the draft this year will be dominated, much like the nfl draft, but quarterbacks the sexy part of the market, chips, nvidia, every year is a slightly different tone and i expected to be alive and well. >> what the winners typically do , they hit a home run. you have to have that -- the game theory says, when you get two choices, or three -- >> two. game theory, on some level, as a former retired athlete moving into the booth, about finding the most bombed out stocks that i thought could have an inflection point. almost so bad they are good, like boeing, down almost 40%, free cash flow dying but i think they will have a

. >> reporter: the hygiene products have reached 200 cities, a volunteer and board member, jillian credits this to her compassion for others. >> she is a superwoman, doing amazing things, and she puts her heart in it and you can just tell. it is really insurmountable, what a person is able to do when they are able to feel clean and healthy. >> reporter: for creating a national hygiene bank for better health, this week's jefferson award in the bay area goes to megan free back. >> they also sent hygiene to disaster zones from california wildfires, to emergencies in honduras and ukraine. you can nominate your local hero for jefferson award online, kpix .com/hero. >>> still ahead, she started taking community college classes in middle school, now this southbay scholar is heading abroad to cambridge, her homecoming place that started it all. >> i think it is one of those incredible organizations that really changes so many people's lives so i'm really glad to say my journey started here. >>> san francisco is about to become the next u.s. city to receive giant pandas from china, what it might si

pick number nine, we have drewski, a content creator and actor that i have never heard of >> next is jillianhe fitness guru >> i know who she is and then we're up to number seven now? neve shulman, market fish, host of "catfish," another person i've never heard of. >> next is kenny smith, the jet. you know this person >> great guy with barkley and shaq on tnt and tbs. >> that's right. >> next, austin ek ler you know who he is he's the washington commanders' newest running back, brian, brought over from the l.a. chargers >> oz pearlman, who has been on cnbc, the best magic >> now we're down to pick number three. pick number three in the draft is going to be charlotte flair, team woo, wwe star, last year's champion she'll be back >> love it number two is eddie george steady eddie, the former nfl rookie of the year >> great player with the titans. ohio state guy and then, oh, this is so appropriate. breanna stewart, money machine's two wwe titles in this week of women's basketball, who better than breanna stewart to get the first pick >> "closing bell" begins now ♪ >>> welcome to "closing bell.

. >> reporter: the hygiene products have reached 200 cities, a volunteer and board member jillian creditsn for others. >> she is a superwoman, doing amazing things, and she puts her heart into it, you can just tell. it is really insurmountable what a person is able to do when they are able to feel clean and healthy. >> reporter: for creating a national hygiene bank for better health, this week's jefferson award in the bay area goes to megan freebeck. >> they have sent hygiene kits to disaster zones and emergencies in honduras and ukraine, you can nominate your local hero or a jefferson award online at kpix .com/hero. >>> still ahead, she started taking college classes in middle school, now this southbay scholar is heading across the pond to study at cambridge. >> i think the community colleges in california is one of those incredible organizations and systems that really changes somebody people's lives so i'm really glad to be able to say my journey started here. >>> san francisco is about to become the next u.s. city to receive giant pandas from china, what it may signify about relations

inside the nba as well as ose pearlman, joey chestnut, he eats more hotdogs in one sitting than jillmj jillian her entire life. we're excited about this next contestant and comedian, drewsky. it's take your kids to work day, and we have many young fans here, and they love drewsky. >> and as we mentioned with us here on set for the entire show to help us break down the top picks here, tim seymour, but before we can draft, we have to set the stage because the markets are having a big down day. one-two punch for the markets. >> and a combination of that along with higher rates which at some point, there's that day when equities respond. i think we're in the middle of the busiest part of earnings season we have the most important companies in terms of market cap, the leadership they meant to this market last night, meta didn't do them solid. if you think about what we have coming tonight microsoft arguably is the one that sets the tone, the balance across ai, software, and the broader tech space >> and microsoft and alphabet, which are going to report tonight, they're down and trying to come off s

. >>> and actresses jillian anderson and billie piper will be in studio to talk about their upcoming. it makes my running shoe look like new! it's amazing. it's so good. it makes it look like i have magical powers. magic eraser and sheets make cleaning look easy. (♪♪) (♪♪) try dietary supplements from voltaren, for healthy joints. >>> what the hell biden thinking when he declared easter sunday to be trans visibility day. such total disrespect to christians and november 5th is going to be called something else. you know what it's going to be called? christian visibility day, when christians turn out in numbers that no one has ever seen before. >> that was former president trump in wisconsin yesterday, criticizing the biden white house for recognizing transjrnd day visibility day which just happened to fall on easter sunday day. joining us now former aide to the george w. bush white house and state department, elise jordan. this day is always held on march 31st, just happened to fall on easter sunday. >> listen, this is the kind of proclamation that the white house issues ten a day. no

jillian, back to you. >> steve harrigan outside of columbia university for us.nk you. >> gillian: well, significant drop in the nation's economic output during the first quarter of the year, g.d.p. slowed to 1.6% annual rate. president biden tried to sound an optimistic note during a speech this afternoon. here is white house correspondent jacqui heinrich. hi, jacqui. >> hey, gillian. president biden spent his day in new york for a mix of official and campaign events far away from the campus protest we have seen lately. although some chanted cease-fire now as he made his way into syracuse to talk about the economy. >> stocks sliding thursday, following news the u.s. economy slowed in the first quarter. g.d.p. growth coming in at 1.6%, under the 2.4% forecast. and the slowest reading since spring of 2022. inflation also proved more stubborn than expected. personal consumption expenditures the fed's preferred inflation gauge rising at 3.4%. far exceeding the 1.8% space last quarter. a rain clouds on hopes for interest rate cuts. the president with a positive outlo

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. >> he's got something going on with this stomach, joseph baker adopted jillian after finishing a drug rehab program. there are people out there who don't take care of them. there are, but a good amount do take care of them. and, you know, and they are their children, precious and baby girl helped jamal thomas get through a rough time. >> i'm not sure if i would be here if i didn't have my dogs. that's how much they mean to me. how so, a few years back, when i got them, i was going through a really hard time. and the love, the unconditional love that they have for you, you know, how much they appreciate every little thing. it just it shows you that there's reasons to keep going. >> every unhoused person we spoke to had the same outlook. kimchi came into sarah sandoval's life after a divorce, and struggling with homelessness. imagine life without kimchi. she >> i don't know, i, i don't know where. >> i really don't know her. she's everything to me. >> my family is in another state , i don't get to talk to them or see them often. and it's hard all the time to be just, like around people,

we will start with jillian frankel who was at the courthouse. yesterday's testimony focused on trump's relationship with stormy daniels and karen mcdougall. >> reporter: on friday we heard from three witnesses. the jury learned more about this alleged catch and kill scheme with the national enquirer. it aimed to benefit president trump ahead of the 2016 election. we also heard from trump's longtime executive assistant who had control of his rolodex and verified he did, in fact, had contact information for stormy daniels and karen mcdougall, two individuals with testimony port to the case. they testified against the finances surrounding the shell company of cohen. i wanted to hear what he said as he left court on friday. take a listen. >> the case is over. the case is over. you heard what was said. the k should be over. but you have to make that determination. they would never allow this to be open. >>> you hear the former president echoing what he had been saying on the campaign trail and on social media, railing against the case and saying that

well, jillian, kristin, when you say it like that, is there pressure in this game?an, come on, how much fun is this going to be tonight between the warriors and kings? you said it already. the play in tournament. the winner moves on to friday. get one more chance at it. and the loser. they're getting ready for the off season. we're here. it's a whiteout. it's going to be loud in sacramento. now these two teams actually played four times during the regular season. evenly matched, same record. but due to tiebreakers we're playing here in sacramento tonight. in fact, three of the four regular season games all decided by one point. that shows you how close these two teams are now the warriors, the much healthier team entering the contest tonight and hoping to channel that championship experience. >> back to uh- that game seven performance. everybody talks about my numbers, but it was everybody was, you know, engaged and locked in playing physical playing with desperation. and we're going to have to have that same type of mentality. kind of ironic, just everything that w

probably sold some pretty good heating pads at the 99 cents store. [ laughter ] this is a response to jillianone of our executive assistants, her mom said, "i need to stock up on sponges." [ laughter ] my cousin sal texted his mother, my aunt fran. "how do you feel about the 99 cent stores shutting down?" aunt fran said, "i'm brokenhearted. the only place i felt rich. i didn't have to hesitate i just filled my cart." [ laughter and applause ] and this is from one of our writers, danny. "i might have to get some grief counseling." [ laughter ] danny is like, "what did you usually get there?" she said, "party decorations, gift bags, candles, dish soap, etc. nothing high end for sure." then, "i'm very suspicious of you asking me about this. are you writing a bit for the show about boomer moms upset about the dollar stores closing?" [ laughter and applause ] well. it's the 99 cents store, not a dollar. and yes, we are, mrs. ricker, and thank you for being a part of it. reading but again, this is terrible news for any of us who loved to walk around a store and know what every item cost without eve

we will begin with nbc's jillian franco, who was at the courthouse yesterday. welcome. along with david pecker, we heard two witnesses, two new ones yesterday. what were the biggest headlines? >> that's right, alex. we heard from three witnesses on friday. the jury learned more about this alleged catch and kill scheme with the national enquirer, aimed to help former president trump ahead of the 2016 election. we also heard from trump's longtime executive assistant, who also managed all of his contact lists. she verified that trump did, in fact, have contact info for stormy daniels and karen mcdougal, two women who are central to this case. we also heard from a banking executive who worked with michael cohen, and who testified about the finances surrounding a shell company of cohen's. his testimony is set to continue into next week. alex? >> okay, and what are you watching for when court resumes on tuesday, specifically? >> alex, it is going to be a shorter week in court. it is not happening on monday. he is back on tuesday. that banking executive is set to continue and

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. >> he's got something going on with this stomach, joseph baker adopted jillian after finishing a drugre are people out there who don't take care of them. there are, but a good amount do take care of them. and, you know, and they are their children. >> precious and baby girl helped jamal thomas get through a rough time. >> i'm not sure if i would be here if i didn't have my dogs. that's how much they mean to me. how so, a few years back, when i got them, i was going through a really hard time. and the love, the unconditional love that they have for you, you know, how much they appreciate every little thing. it just it shows you that there's reasons to keep going. >> every unhoused person we spoke to had the same outlook. kimchi came into sarah sandoval's life after a divorce, and struggling with homelessness. imagine life without kimchi, who, i don't know, i, i don't know where >> i really don't know where. she's everything to me. >> my family is in another state. i don't get to talk to them or see them often. and it's hard all the time to be just like around people, you know? so these

. >> okay, jillian and j.r. well, enjoy the weather today.use things are about to change. but let's take a look at what's happening right now before we get to the changes on the satellite radar composite image, you can see high pressure. the controlling factor in our weather. but look at all that active weather up in the gulf of alaska. a storm developing up there, cold front headed our way so you can see why things are going to change. but right now we've got warm sunshine all across the bay area, 62 degrees here in san francisco, oakland 66. we have low to mid 70s at hayward and san jose 68, san mateo 57 at half moon bay, looking westward from the east bay hills. camera other temperature readings right now up in the north, santa rosa stands at 70 degrees mid to upper 60s at petaluma and napa, mid 70s at fairfield, concord and livermore. so this is some nice spring weather. but here's a futurecast starting at 7:00 tomorrow morning. notice clouds will be moving in tomorrow and increasing as we get into tomorrow night. frontal system will swee

. >> ainsley: jillian michaels was with us here yesterday and she agree with you.ding tearness over inclusion turn to the data. the data irrefute thattably shows that biological males are 10% to 30% stronger, faster, have better endurance, better aerobic capacity across the board. >> brian: too bad the administration has no courage on this to lead and the ncaa is just silent. it's a mind virus. georgia governor brian kemp is coming out. he is going to be talking about squatters and so much more. he is going to talk to ainsley. >> ainsley: cracking down on the squatters. ♪ i get a little bit closer. but did you know propane also powers school buses that produce lower emissions that lead to higher test scores? or that propane can cut your energy costs at home? it powers big jobs and small ones too. from hospitals to hospitality, people rely on propane-an energy source that's affordable, plentiful, and environmentally friendly for everyone. get the facts at propane.com/now. choosing a treatment for your chronic migraine - 15 or more headache days a month, each lasting

jillian, i'm going to start with you up in providence this morning. dozens of brown students formed a gaza solidarity camp on your campus. you gave us a video that we're going to show. what was it like walking by that? >> well first of all, thank you so much for having me on the protests formed early this morning about 80 students decided to follow suit from students at columbia and at yale and at other schools by setting up camp, by setting up tents on link epistasis dozens of tents set up forming a gaza solidarity encampment there are multiple students who are now joining the protest who are pledging to stay there indefinitely until bradley university divest from what they say or weapons manufacturers blending of genocide and israel walking through the protest felt very much like walking through many of the other protests that have occurred on campus throughout the past six months but what i will say is that it is uniquely framed in light of what's been happening at other campuses over the past couple of days when you see the violence happening at c

backdrop of this, a nice lady, a bachelor of art history, though later a master of political science, jillianns that war between russia and nato is looming. such a sweetheart, i was in my cart when i was commenting, i wrote, she probably works there as a psychotherapist, nothing is coming. these statements, i think they are easiest to fit into the context of the election campaign in the united states, why? because trump's main thesis regarding foreign policy is that the current administration of the united states has brought the country to the prospect of a nuclear conflict with russia, that is, this is the key thesis that trump is pursuing, they are completely crazy, they pitted us against russia to the point that. .. the russians can launch nuclear weapons at us - biden’s nuclear weapons are purely pure biden’s, that’s what she says, and she says, that’s the point, she says, you’ve brought the country to the point where the russians are now going to fire missiles at us, she he says, nothing like that, these are all trump’s fables, his fevered imagination, the russians are engaged in ukraine

joining us now are two of the film's stars, jillian anderson and billie piper.ng just to watch how this thing just unravels in realtime. so gillian, you play the woman who interviewed prince andrew. how did you approach this when you first heard about it? was this something that compelled you, that scared you? what was it like to consider yourself in that chair? >> it repulsed me. the idea of playing somebody who was in our faces in the uk on a regular basis and knows really well and is still alive obviously, but, you know, the story is compelling enough and the script was phenomenal, and it felt like a fun challenge. >> and you obviously are playing emily, a real journalist at the bbc. how did you approach that side of it? did you want to get close to her? did you need some distance from it? how did you approach that? >> she's in the process of doing her own project about the same topic and so was not really interested in communicating about it. there's a lot of footage that's out there about her and of her, lots of interviews listening to her audio book and ju

. >> reporter: 27-year-old veronica butler and 39-year-old jillian kelly disappeared over two weeks agose the visit. but they never arrived. investigators finding their abandoned car south of the kansas border. >> nothing like that really happens around here. >> reporter: now four suspects arrested for their death. charged with two counts of murder, kidnapping and one counted of conspiracy to commit murder. the affidavit alleging butler was in a problematic custody battle with tiffany adams the grandmother of her two children. adams purchased five stun guns and three prepaid cell phones, all allegedly pinging near the last known location of butler and kelly at the time of their disappearance. the daughter of two of the suspects allegedly telling police they were going on a mission and when they returned they were told things did not go as planned but would not have to worry about butler again. officials say this wasn't even the first time the suspects plotted to kill this mother and that the suspects' daughter said they previously planned to throw something through her windshield while