now let's press the live to john pierre, kind of gave you the director of interdisciplinary genocide studies center. and one of the cool offers of atlanta to the un jump here is good to have you join me. so can you share with us what prompted you and your colleagues to rides this letter to the you in regarding the persecution of google is to see yeah, for thank you so much. i think the reasons one we do have one inc. signs they can do getting ready that was, that was submitted to a genocide against a to see from google, for example. you know, so the q who by normally in good that's us been like for 7 years that would be kids expect from the done. so and then then they'll give it to a and the 2nd, the reason we do we need to have the impression that get people from different places. and the more than 400 people couldn't share a lawyer as really just need to us. so we didn't realize that to which is that happening now when people are talking about uh, just in this as being just summarize just using one story, a single story and the single no, it is just like we have a m 53 bucks to buy

in a statement published on facebook, chancellor john k pierre said that every campus greek organization is being informed that no additional membership intake can occur, for, at minimum, the remainder of this academic year. but again, the tragedy for the family and just the what if, right, like they didn't call 911, he was dropped off at the hospital. it's just so terrible. >> yeah, that's promising, young man. all right. thank you so much. rafael romo. all right. up next, a missouri bill could allow people to collect $1,000 for reporting undocumented immigrants. why? the bill's sponsor says it's not a bounty on people. but first, a new episode of have i got news for you with host roy wood jr. and team captains amber ruffin and michael ian black, airs this saturday. that will be tonight at 9 p.m. eastern and pacific. guests this week will be comedians and writers alex edelman and laurie kilmartin. here's a preview of what you can expect. >> here's mike johnson dropping the hammer. >> the house has resolved that representative al green be censured. >> after the vote, democrats sang a spi

in a statement published on facebook, chancellor john k pierre said that every campus greek organization been informed that no additional membership intake can occur, for at minimum, the remainder of this academic year. rafael ramos, cnn atlanta. >> rafael. thank you. meanwhile, as artificial intelligence gets smarter, it's getting more convincing, making it perfect for scam artists. now, a scammer can convince someone to empty their wallet to a celebrity deepfake. cnn's hadas gold explains how those celebrities are now fighting back to protect their image. and you. >> reporter. and now it's time to play. >> fast money. >> steve harvey is best known as a man who runs game shows and awards money. >> well, that's $20,000, y'all. >> but after decades in the spotlight, his likeness and voice are now being used by scam artists who are utilizing a.i. to trick his fans into giving their money away. >> i've been telling you guys for months. >> like this medicare scam viewed millions of times with over 100 million tv viewers and >> i love you so much. >> harvey is among a growing number of celebr

john f. kennedy jr. forum committee. tonight we have the distinct pleasure of hosting a conversation with our distinguished guest, karine jean-pierre. a trail blazer in american politics, ms. jean-pierre made history as the first black person and first openly lgbtq individual to serve as the white house press secretary. her tenure in the biden administration was marked by a steadfast commitment to transparency, accessibility and democratic values. before stepping behind the white house podium, ms. jean-pierre built a career at the intersection of politics, media and advocacy. previously she served as the deputy press secretary to her predecessor, from 2021 to 2022, and as the chief of staff for vice president candidate kamala harris in her 2020 election bid. prior to working for harmiss it 2020 and then with the subsequent biden administration, jean-pierre was a senior advisor and national spokesman for the progressive policy group moveon.org. she was also previously a political analyst for nbc news and msnbc and a lecturer in international and public affairs at columbia university. beyond politics, she's a vocal advocate for repre

john f. kennedy, jr. forum committee. tonight with the distinct pleasure of hosting a conversation with our distinguished guest, karine jean-pierre, a trailblazer in american politics, she made history as a first black person and first openly lgbtq individual to serve as the white house press secretary. in a 2019 memoir, moving forward. this conversation will be moderated by written shepherd, abc political report and current resident fellow at and anoushka chander. an analyst on cnn, msnbc, if you are an series exim and that you can find her work across all abc news platforms like streaming, rader, tiktok, podcast, 538. the list the list goes on. anoushka chander is a senior at the college studying social studies and african-american studies with a focus in women's rights, racial justice and the law. she is a fellow member of the forum and a trained lobbyist for voting rights, gun violence prevention and racial justice. essentially we have the opportunity to hear from incredible women tonight. so ladies and gentlemen, please join me in a warm round of applause to welcome our guest, karine jean-pierre, brittany shepherd and anoush

john f. kennedy, jr. forum committee. tonight with the distinct pleasure of hosting a conversation with our distinguished guest, karine jean-pierre, a trailblazer in american politics, she made history as a first black person and first openly lgbtq individual to serve as the white house press secretary. >> previously she served as the deputy press secretary to her predecessor from 2021 to 2022 and chief of staff for kamala harris in her election bid. prior to working for harris in 2020 and then with the subsequent biden administration, jean-pierre was a senior advisor and national spokesman for the progressive policy group moveon.org. she was also previously a political analyst for nbc news and msnbc and a lecturer in international and public affairs at columbia university. beyond politics, she's a vocal advocate for representation and inclusion. you can read more about her belief in the promise of america in her 2019 memoir, "moving forward." this conversation tonight, prior -- moderated by brittany sheppard and a senior at harvard college. prior to joining abc news, brittany shepherd was a regular political analyst on cnn, msnb