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davis so -- keira, the school is out of control.ds, and the teachers we'll get to the teachers later. but what is your reaction to this? this is just a breakdown totally in society -- >> you nailed it. lawrence, it is an absolute breakdown. if it feels to you america like everything around you is descending into chaos that's because everything around you is descending into chaos from the national security front to what's going on on the border as you just discussed lawrence. to what's going on in our schools, we are seeing the end result of decades and decades of marxist encroach the and now we have absolutely lost control the teachers unions have managed to defang every disciplinary measure necessary for productive learning, when it comes to both students and teachers, students are not able to be disciplined properly anymore about and teachers who violate their oaths are not being able to be disciplined anymore we are in mass chaos as that video showed. lawrence: i want to get to this because it is crazy this is the san diego teach

although keira looks like fun for all generations on a hot day. giant irrigation system that feeds the parched western lands have. it is a water for the land, for animals, for bathing, for washing clothes and for some a source of cooking and drinking water. when it is their only source of water it is also water for disease. there are many regional and worldwide organizations like the united nations, the red cross are helping to keep the refugee problems under control. this clinic as operated by united medical center of afghan doctors. usually on the days the weather is hot we have many people with digestion problems, dysentery, diarrhea, malnutrition. also some of the respiratory problems. it increases day by day. particularly among the refugees, tb, skin disease and other contagious diseases are increasing. those diseases which relate to the living conditions of the refugees do not change. there is no unified preventive program against these diseases for all of the refugees. and therefore bring these diseases. our main problem is obtaining the ne

today, from the drama "boston strangler," keira knightley.s our favorite cousin greg from the hit series "succession," nicholas braun. plus, solutions for solving the problems that keep your children awake at night as we continue our sleep week series. all next on "live!" and now, here are kelly ripa and ryan seacrest! [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ >> ryan: good morning deja >> deja: good morning!

keira we start with you because we want you to walk us through what happens now. good morning, jim and jessica's so now we understand from sources that former president trump is expected to be arraigned on tuesday. that means he will surrender. they will work out of time because of the big security issues around a former president coming to appear in court, so there's going to be discussions about security. they will set a time for him to come and surrender and he will surrender to the building behind me around the corner where the d a s office is there he will be processed, just like any other defendant. he will have a mug shot taken. he will be fingerprinted. he'll be read his rights. then, at some point, he will be brought down to the judge and that courtroom where the judge will read the police the charges to him and we expect the charges to be unsealed only on tuesday. that's according to sources we will not understand will not get a sense of what the specific charges are or what kind of evidence the prosecution has to support that that will all become public

as you heard keira saying there there are several holidays coming up. what do you think that this means that this grand jury is going to taking a break for several weeks. yeah you know , i've been scratching my head somehow. alex as had others in the one day delay. two days delight. this is more like flabbergasting. and he's the big point. here is the d a s office has to have known about it has to have planned for it. so is it really just a sort of administrative little bump in the road that we've always except for some reason, we're just learning about it now. and i you're the reporting is important that i hadn't realized . apparently they could still go forward before the fifth. something is really this is a very unusual development to happen when the table is completely set as it is for an indictment, it may turn out to be an innocent administrative solution. but i i'm find it very perplexing that they're calling, you know, stopping the line. backers right where they are. okay we did note that there are scheduled. take that break on april 5th. so the

keira is in his mara lago compound in south florida. the former president and his team are trying to plan for a variety of scenarios, with one of them, saying in the feeling is quote. this is happening. how do we deal with it? that's according to sources close to cnn. cnn's christine homes is in west palm beach for us, kristen walk us through their strategy one source shared with you that this is essentially uncharted territory. what's right right now what they're considering is how to actually move forward if this indictment happens, and of course, as you noted, they are all feeling resigned to the fact that includes the former president himself that this is likely to happen. so how do you enter this new normal? because this is completely unprecedented . not only is it that a presidential candidate will be indicted but also a former president of the united states, and they are operating on the same kind of wait and see basis that all of us are, at times that has been somewhat frustrating. to them because they're trying to figure out ho

but first, let's focus on what is right ahead of us and keira. what's ahead of us is that the grand jury here in manhattan is expected to reconvene in the morning. if an indictment comes , walk us through what would happen next with trump be immediately notified, and we should note to our viewers. it's not a done deal, right? i mean, we simply don't know what's going to happen. i mean, i think that's the key thing is that first a decision has to be made by the d a to decide we're going to ask this grand jury to hand up this indictment so they would prepare the indictment. bring it to the grand jury in new york. it's 23 people would have to be a majority. so it be 12 now they would then vote on this. and if all 12 voted for it, then the d. a s office would inform trump's attorneys. your client has been indicted. now this is my happens behind the scenes, although, of course, former president trump has been very public about a lot of things that happened, including the rate at mar a lago. but this will be done in private. they would be given a chanc

thank you very much, and i want to go to keira scouts canal. now she's got some more reporting here from trump's legal team. and as bus from trump's team care. what have you learned? and we have another statement from another one of donald trump's attorneys, chris kaeser, has been representing the former president in a new york civil investigation, as well as some of the document probing mar-a-lago. he's saying that this is the lowest point in history for our criminal justice system, what was once the most respected and revered district attorney's office in the nation has been fully bastardized by an opportunistic politicians seeking like many others to cash in on the trump brand. the complete lack of legal basis, coupled with the politically targeted nature of the prosecution should strike fear into every citizen in this country, irrespective of their views that president trump now this statement coming after we've learned that former presidents been indicted, we do not know what the exact charges are or how many charges there are. but again,

nathan and -- are the proud parents of keira, a high school senior, and gonzalo, a community college student. so nathan, please come up and join us on the stage. [applause] nathan: you want to have some opening communities about our -- comments about our community and school shootings? secretary cardona: i do want to acknowledge the senseless shootings in california and in iowa and the community we share with all of you here in listening on making sure that our schools are safe places, that our communities are safe places. our prayers go out to the families. nathan: sobering moments for all of us, isn't it? thank you for sharing your vision and we know it's built on your deep experience as an education professional. i think we all love that fourth grade picture. that was pretty wonderful. it's important for us to have a secretary that's been on the ground and knows what it likes. it also comes from your lived experiences as a father. you and i are both proud papas. so let's start with an easy but very important question. how are the children? secretary cardona: how are the children,

. >> kevin bacon and keira cedric are here!se] >> stephen: hey, everybody, we are back here with the subject of the new documentary "pretty baby: brooke shields." what is it like for you to see your life presented documentary style? to look back? >> brooke: is emotionall, actually. because you see this little girl and she is trying so there are so many heartbreaking moments in it of this 12-year-old was under attack and i'm doing everything i can to protect ■my mother and you just see -- and then you just start seeing the squeaky voice and you hear the voice changing and you start hearing me zone out and i'm shutting out because journalists were so unkind and rude to me. asking me for my measurements, only want to talk -- talking and talking to a child the way you shouldn't be talking to a child and they were doing the very thing they were accusing the film, "pretty baby," my first film, there were doing -- accusing the film of doing. >> stephen: in their "investigation of sexualization of children" there participating in the s

>> carrie: right here, keira knightley was receiving a lot of death threats from the crime and received> do you think it's a deranged cop was max >> i'm not pleased about it either way >> where you going? >> i didn't say anything. that was a stunt. i know you want to sell your papers, but at what cost? you're going to get us all killed. take it out! >> they are not putting our picture in the paper anymore. [laughter] [cheers and applause] >> carrie: lovely. >> stephen: please come again. so much more to talk about. "boston strangler" premieres friday on hulu. carrie coon, everybody! we'll be right back! ♪ ♪ [applause] ♪ ♪ i'm karen. i'm living with hiv and i'm on cabenuva. for adults who are undetectable, cabenuva is the only complete, long-acting hiv treatment you can get every other month. it's two injections from a healthcare provider. i really like the flexibility. and for me, it's one less thing to think about while traveling. don't receive cabenuva if you're allergic to its ingredients or if you taking certain medicines, which may interact with cabenuva. serious side effects inclu

>> a lot to unpack for you, keira. we have been in it for a couple of years.ow you right here and our viewers, follow along. and bring some of that colder water into parts of australia, asia and it moves it to the eastern pacific. even here in the bay area and southern california. what it does, it typically reduces the rain. last season was a little bit crazier. it is what is called a tele- connection. one change here is a very drastic change in another part of the world. while we see typically dry conditions, parts of asia, think of those monsoons over there. that is what is happening. we get stuck with a little bit of a dryer pattern. we are going to transition as i mentioned into el nino now. more neutral conditions. another fancy graphic to help illustrate all of these changes that warm water is going to move towards us. as you noted, some of that cloud cover, that is increasingly moisture in the air. what el nino does is it brings a little bit more rain to us. but remember, that tele- connection, parts of asia are going to see reduced rain rates over ther

keira knightley and [indiscernible] laid the journalist and they were surprised to learn to women weregler. >> i think that resilience and tenacity to go after the storythat had been largely ignored by the male establishment at that time and to try to see its importance and recognized they needed to highlight it for the safety of the other women in their community i found very inspiring. >> you have a story. >> how many women have to die before it's a story? >> this is a good place to start when you have women advocating for other women and their safety. is very important to have women in positions of power so that these stories can be told. reporter: chris cooper plays the editor of the newspaper who initially doesn't show much interest in this murder mystery. >> he says to loretta, these women are nobodies. loretta turns around and says, these are the people that read your paper. that was a little wake up call right there for jack. >> the fact that these women were not seen as important, that they were seen as nothing, it was not a relevant story because who cared whether they lived

officer of bar technologies to tonia jordan and separate claim mom against tiktok from the foundation keirarick thanks so much for joining the program. to tonia i want to start with you first. were you pleased with the performance from the ceo? i found to be so arrogant he didn't seem like he wanted to answer questions from member of congress. >> it was very prepared -- very rehearsed. and he kept deflecting to well, every other social media platform has these problems. we're just the standard. and that's unacceptable as the platform that has the most children and teens on it -- you need to be held to a higher standard. >> frederick what is the big concern because you're a mom. what are moms concerned about when it comes to tiktok? >> i'm concerned about the facts i'm concerned about the fact that if you register as a 13-year-old or 14-year-old on this platform within minutes you're served self-harm videos, eating disorder videos, suicidal content i'm concerned about the effect this platform has on american youth we know as 67% of american teens are on tiktok as of last year. and 16% of the

and in this country , keira bell was the this country, keira bell was the very brave woman who took theinic to court she won. then she lost , then she won. then she lost, then she won. then she lost, then she won. overall when it was shut down. and of course she has transitioned and has all of the after—effects of that mutilation. kids do not have the mental capacity to make these decisions themselves . so we have decisions themselves. so we have to start looking at the parents. well, and i almost feel that some parents, these liberal people in society almost it trendy to have a trans kid or a kid that does become like an accessory. i think there's a problem for the left when you know when rowling has been turned into a hate figure some on the far this is woman on the far left this is a woman who a massive x for who was a massive x for £1,000,000. look at how you have treated her at least . yeah. i'm treated her at least. yeah. i'm struggling to work out how this has become a left versus right issue . well, what was issue. well, what was fascinating is we had kelly keane on the show las

and in this country , keira bell was the this country, keira bell was the very brave woman who took thelinic to court she won. then she lost , then she won. then she lost, then she won. then she lost, then she won. overall when it was shut down. and of course she has transitioned and has all of the after—effects of that mutilation. kids do not have the mental capacity to make these decisions themselves . so we have decisions themselves. so we have to start looking at the parents. well, and i almost feel that some parents, these liberal people in society almost it trendy to have a trans kid or a kid that does become like an accessory. i think there's a problem for the left when you know when rowling has been turned into a hate figure some on the far left this is a woman who was a massive x for £1,000,000. look at how you have treated her at least . yeah. i'm treated her at least. yeah. i'm struggling to work out how this has become a left versus right issue . well, what was issue. well, what was fascinating is we had kelly keane on the show last night. who of rosie parker treated terribl

keira were you swayed by anything that took place in this hearing? good to see you. no, no, no.which side which side? i saw congress . you know, it was sort of performative act of things they probably can't do and they didn't really want to learn anything or figure out how to fix it. they just wanted to yell at this ceo who tried his best but really was had a losing hand even before he got there. yeah i have to ask you this. i mean, how much of uh, i stopped you put in this talk of a possible ban and the question the reason why i ask is if this country were to ban tiktok, or slap restrictions on the site. doesn't that set some kind of a precedent for the government to take action against other social media apps in the future? well, it's also once constitutional. i mean, i think that i mean trump tried to do this president trump tried to do this and it didn't work out. there was a lot of challenges from judges. um they have to pass an act of congress. i believe, and they've also got a surprise. make sure they know one thing that it's a national security threat. there was it wasn'

alex alright, keira, stay with us as we bring others into this conversation. andrew mccabe, i do want to start with you. you just heard from kara there. how do you see this apparent delay? are we are we seeing the impact of political concerns, or is this likely for legal? reasons. alex i'm confident that they kind of adjustments and timing are relative to how this case is being presented in front of the grand jury. i think having the attorney costello come in, um last week and provide testimony about um um, about michael cohen in inexorably raised this issue of do we now need to bring michael cohen back into rebut some of the testimony offered by offered by costello, so there are all kinds of things that happen when you're putting a case in front of the grand jury. there are issues that pop up that you have to resolve before you put the case in the grand jury's hands to vote on an indictment, and i think the prosecutors are just doing that. closing up those issues as they go along. it's hard to say how long that will take, but we'll just have to see. do you ag

even keira stan , that's big sng more than cars. but nearest you or to have their mobile showroom come to you. public safety is something we all care about now are exclusive technology can help the neighborhood safety tracker only on abc seven. visit russia on monday in an apparent show of support for russian president vladimir putin amidst the war in ukraine, putin and cheese discussions are expected to weigh heavily on the ongoing invasion of ukraine. china has refused to condemn moscow's actions trying to remain neutral in this conflict. it is also condemned western sanctions on russia and accused nato and the us of provoking russia into military action. the governor has unveiled a plan to cut homelessness by 15% by 2025 . the proposal includes 1200 new , tiny homes throughout the state. san jose will get 200 of those. the rest will be in los angeles, sacramento and san diego. we need to focus with more energy and precision on addressing encampments. there's no humanity in that. governor newsom expects the tiny homes will be up a

cnn's kara scannell joins us now live from outside the courthouse , keira 13 count indictment and oneof these has to do with a $40 million bribe. yeah boris. that's right. so sam blankman freed, the founder of ft x was back in court today. he entered a plea of not guilty to these new charges and among those charges include securities fraud , commodities fraud, but also conspiracy to commit foreign bribery. that's what prosecutors say that he allegedly had helped transfer $40 million in cryptocurrency to at least one chinese government officials so that they would unfreeze an account holding as much as a billion dollars in digital assets. blankman freeze attorney said that they do intend to challenge these new sets of charges that came after he was extradited from the bahamas. that's because bank winfried agreed to the extradition on the initial eight charges, so they're singling today that they're going to legally contest these additional charges. embankment freed is charged with prosecutors say is one of the largest financial frauds in u. s history he has released on bail at his pare

now outside of that courthouse, keira, we are learning much more about what the choreography of all of this will look like. tell us about some of those details. you think that's funny? right so law enforcement sources tell cnn that the nypd secret service and the investigators with the manhattan district attorney's office or having a meeting today to figure out the logistics of this historic moment with the heightened security concerns, are we. our colleague was just on the floor where the judge's chambers are and where the courtroom would be, and it's sealed off now to the public. they're trying to work through. go through a walkthrough in a sense and figure out how they will handle this. how will the motorcade transport the former president down to the court? house. what entrance will he enter into? and he has to go through the normal process of being fingerprinted of having his mug shot taken and then escorted into the courtroom. so all law enforcement on hands trying to figure out the best in the safest way to have this happen because, of course, as you remember, the former preside

keira it is just blistering. yeah they they fought back in a letter that they need today public to the house republicans who wanted brag to come in for testimony, saying that the congress is a federal body, and they have no role in no place in a state or local d a s investigations. so in this letter brags office, writes the letter, referring to the house letter is an unprecedented inquiry into a pending local prosecution. the letter only came after donald trump created a false expectation that he would be arrested the next day, and his lawyers reportedly urged you to intervene. neither fact is a legitimate basis for congressional inquiries, so they're putting this squarely on the congressman saying that they're doing it at the behest of donald trump and calling out trump's false claims that he would have been arrested on tuesday. purina. caitlyn poland's tell us about this appeals court ruling that a trump defense attorney has to testify in the classified documents case. this is set for tomorrow. what more can yo

away to cnn correspondent kara scannell and cnn's senior crime and justice reporter katelyn polantz keira. what happens next? well alison next. we expect that on tuesday, the former president is expected to come here to new york to go into the courthouse behind me and be arraigned on these charges. now that day, we will also expect to have the indictment unsealed. then we will learn the specifics . what are the charges that he is facing? and what evidence the prosecutors put in this indictment to explain how they're supporting the case, but for the bread and butter, the secret service will get him here. there is underground tunnels. that's one way that they can move him in, obviously want to secure the area, but the process says. despite the extraordinary security measures, and the historic moment will be what any other person would experience he will come in. he will be surrendered to the authorities. he will be fingerprinted. he'll have his mug shot taken, and then he will walk down a hallway. likely there's usually a row of cameras there and then enter the courtroom. sometimes defendan

start first this hour with cnn correspondent sarah scannell, who's outside the manhattan courthouse, keira, start first and walk us through what happens next. yes good morning, jessica and jim. so on tuesday, that's when we expect former president trump to appear in the courthouse behind me for his arraignment. what will happen first is that the indictment will be unsealed. that will be our first chance to see what specific charges he is facing and what kinds of evidence the da's office has included in that indictment. he will then be you know, this is a normal process. of course, he is not a normal person, so there's likely to be enhanced security will have the secret service involved. they may try to expedite this process, but there's only so much they can expedite. he will have his mug shot taken. he will be fingerprinted. they will read him his rights and then he will appear before a judge. the judge there will explain to him what the charges are that he is facing and asked the former president enter a plea. as you said his attorneys are saying he's going to fight this. to expect them

away to cnn correspondent kara scannell and cnn's senior crime and justice reporter katelyn polantz keira. what happens next? alison next. we expect that on tuesday, the former president is expected to come here to new york to go into the cortes behind me and be arraigned on these charges. now that day, we will also expect to have the indictment unsealed. then we will learn the specifics . what are the charges that he is facing? and what evidence the prosecutors put in this indictment to explain how they're supporting the case, but for the bread and butter, the secret service will get him here. there's underground tunnels. it's one way that they can move him in, obviously want to secure the area, but the process says. despite the extraordinary security measures , and the historic moment will be what any other person would experience he will come in. he will be surrendered to the authorities. he will be fingerprinted. he'll have his mug shot taken, and then he will walk down a hallway. likely there's usually a row of cameras there and then enter the courtroom. sometimes defendants entered

anderson jake keira, is it clear to you how the former president will get to his arraignment? obviously it's a highly security area downtown. there's a lot of underground passages. for a defendant to go through is particularly somebody like the former president with the security concerns. right i mean, this is going to be a very secure area. they will be the secret service involved nypd other court security officers and in this criminal court. here they are. there are underground tunnels. there are passageways and there is an otherwise pretty open area in front of the courthouse is a park, so there's a big open space. but it is an area that is in on a regular day has a lot of law enforcement around it. you know, there are other courthouses nearby. the fbi is around the corner so they can secure this area. but there are open vantage points so we would anticipate he will likely be brought in through one of these tunnels and then appear in court and then exited quickly without being out in the public . anderson paris canal thanks so much. let's go next to cnn's leyla santiago, wh

keira that david pecker was called back as a witness this week. david pecker is at the heart of this these payments right? he was there at the very beginning. he's a longtime friend of donald trump's. he was involved in the so called catch and kill deals for years and an agent for stormy daniels had reached out to ami, the company that he was in charge of at the time in october of 2016 1 month before the presidential election, he put them in touch with david with michael cohen. and michael cohen, of course, then eventually did finalize the steel and issued the and make the facility the hush money payments so he really is a witness that can come in and in front of reset the table after costello was in and say, remember, this is how this started and explain to the jury why this came about and i'm i'm sure the urgency of this i mean , about two weeks before the election, the deal was still not done, and pecker reached out to cohen. over a secured and encrypted app and had said to him, they need to get this deal done or quote it could look awfully bad

today, from the drama "boston strangler," keira knightley.ing the problems that keep your children awake at night as we continue our sleep week series. all next on "live!" and now, here are kelly ripa and ryan seacrest! [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ >> ryan: good morning deja vu! >> deja: good morning!

nathan and -- are the proud parents of keira, a high school senior, and gonzalo, a community college student. so nathan, please come up and join us on the stage. [applause] nathan: you want to have some opening communities about our -- comments about our community and school shootings? secretary cardona: i do want to acknowledge the senseless shootings in california and in iowa and the community we share with all of you here in listening on making sure that our schools are safe places, that our communities are safe places. our prayers go out to the families. nathan: sobering moments for all of us, isn't it? thank you for sharing your vision and we know it's built on your deep experience as an education professional. i think we all love that fourth grade picture. that was pretty wonderful. it's important for us to have a secretary that's been on the ground and knows what it likes. it also comes from your lived experiences as a father. you and i are both proud papas. so let's start with an easy but very important question. how are the children? secretary cardona: how are the children,