kristin: we have. alexandria: yes. kristin: he knows what he's talking about.ing and coordinating the campaign. so, what really drives this extraordinary global movement? is it the spontaneous expression of the next generation, or the cynical exploitation of well-meaning children? barbara: what would you say to people who say these kids are too much steered and directed by adults? kristin: that's a difficult one, give me a second here, but it needs to be answered. what i would say to adults who are making the claim that the students are being steered by adults is i would tell them that the science is solid. the students are being steered by the science. the students are capable of reading the science, and it's actually very simple. male announcer: what a journey. swedish teen climate activist greta thunberg, who crossed the atlantic on a zero-emissions sailboat, has finally arrived in manhattan. ♪♪♪ barbara: greta took the slow boat to the un summit in new york, 15 days on a racing yacht to avoid 8 hours in a carbon-emitting airliner. ♪♪♪ ♪♪♪ [crowd cheering] g

kristin? >> several more hearings to go. daniella diaz, thank you. >>> let's dig deeper with former federal prosecutor who is the host of the on topic podcast. good morning. appreciate you coming on with us to talk about this. you've argued that trump's best defense is that he was, quote, detached from reality despite several advisers telling him that his claims of a stolen election were baseless. theoretically, though, he would only need that defense if there's a criminal prosecution. so what do you think the odds are that doj files charges? >> i'm not -- i'm not -- i don't think there's a good chance the doj will file charges. it's possible but i think there are significant challenge. we just heard in the last hearing there were lawyers. advancing theories that they, themselves, thought were illegal. john eastman, for example, rudy giuliani, sidney powell were advancing theories that were obviously something that could be prosecuted but obviously they were giving legal advice. i just think that when you look at this as a w

kristine: i am telling you, the sticker shock here is real. more so than in london. maybe i was desensitized to buy london. but with a different perspective now, i can tell you it is true. alix: thanks to you both very much. coming up, more on the question of the day. will central rate -- banks cut rates in 2024? we will speak to a member of wells fargo investment institute coming up next. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> the fed has to say we are dependent on the data. my view is it is feasible to argue right now that rate cuts are on the table. we will sit and wait and watch. suddenly some bad data comes, and all the commentators will say we know what is coming and the only issue is whether it gets to 4% or 3%. well, that depends on the data. the oecd realize they got their output all wrong. alix: that was a professor of economics earlier on bloomberg television, which takes us to the question of the day paired will central rates have -- will central banks have to cut rates in 2024? paul christopher is joining us here at ray dalio saying yes they will have to cut rates pair

. >> reporter: kristin, boris, it is official. this is the last big tranche of americans who were, until now, unable to get vaccinated. almost 20 million under 5s are out there and able to be vaccinated against covid-19. it is not clear, though, how many parents are going to take them up on that option to get them vaccinated, at least immediately. look, the panel that recommended this spoke and discussed this for several hours on friday and then several hours on saturday and two unanimous votes to allow both those vaccines to be distributed and administered to under 5s. a few things that they keyed on during those discussions. one, the vaccine is effective in under 5s in preventing severe illness, that the vaccination is better than previous infection. a lot of parents saying my child had covid some time ago so he or she is inoculated against it in the future. they found it is still better to be vaccinated and ensures especially as the covid-19 virus is changing much better to be vaccinated than rely on a previous infection. while

[cheering] kristin: right now, our lives are...just...overwhelming. difficult to keep up with our schedules. woman: i'd like for us to all welcome alexandria. alexandria: people always as how we organize for a global climate strike. so really, how it's all done is it's done through social media. we use a lot of what'sapp, discord, slack. instagram's where a lot of, like, the youth are, and then twitter's where you'll see the climate scientists, and then facebook--it's like, "what's on facebook?" [laughter] kristin: in the beginning, alexandria managed her social media. it's just she's 14, and she insists on allowing, you know, direct messages to reach her. and with the huge following that she's developed, there's just so many of those messages that are not appropriate. i mean, she's received everything from death threats to marriage proposals--ha!--online and everything in between. my first job is to be her parent, which is to keep her safe and to keep her healthy. and i worry there's real danger involved in being an activist. and so you just have to

we'll get reaction from one of our favorites, kristin tate.i'm greg, i'm 68 years old. i do motivational speaking in addition to the substitute teaching. i honestly feel that that's my calling-- to give back to younger people. i think most adults will start realizing that they don't recall things as quickly as they used to or they don't remember things as vividly as they once did. i've been taking prevagen for about three years now. people say to me periodically, "man, you've got a memory like an elephant." it's really, really helped me tremendously. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. lemons. lemons, lemons, lemons. look how nice they are. the moment you become an expedia member, you can instantly start saving on your travels. so you can go and see all those, lovely, lemony, lemons. ♪ and never wonder if you got a good deal. because you did. ♪ charles: corporate america stepping up offering to cover travel costs for employees to get an abortion. how roe v. wade really, now that it has been overturned, listen, there could be some legal con

i'm kristin welker in for andrea mitchell.ting a press conference from merrick garland. >>> we begin with emotional testimony from victims of the recent shootings. this student described watching her friends and teachers die and saying she's afraid to return to school. the devastating story of kimberly and felix rubio who lost their daughter. >> we told her we loved her and we would pick her up after school. i could still see her walking with us toward the exit. in the reel that scrolls across my memory, she turns and acknowledges my promise. then we left. i left my daughter at that school, and that decision will haunt me for the rest of many i life. we don't want you to think of her as just a number. she was intelligent, compassionate and athletic. she was quiet. shy unless she had a point to make. when she knew she was right, she stood her ground. she was firm, direct, voice unwavering. today, we stand for lexi and as her voice we demand action. somewhere out there, there's a mom listen to our testimony, thinking, i can't ev

kristin hawkins is the president of students for life of america.ly every abortion event. >> today i speak to you pregnant with my fourth child. my first daughter. we are the pro-life generation! >> reporter: "nightline" has followed hawkins to protests and rallies like the march for life since 2015. >> at the end of my talk i'm going to go, "for me are the" -- you need to start chanting it. >> reporter: hawkins' work gaining momentum with donald trump's supreme court picks. we were with her in 2018 as she lobbied for brett kavanaugh's supreme court. >> mediconfirmation. how has your mission changed? >> our mission hasn't changed. reversing roe we considered to be one of our first steps in making abortion unavailable and unthinkable in our nation. >> will you be going after those -- the pregnant women themselves now, given that it's the act of getting abortion that is now illegal? >> we do not believe in prosecuting or putting a woman who has, you know, solicited an abortion, has had an abortion, into jail. because we very much view her as the secon

kristin: time now for the 4 at 4:00.pended 17 members controversial invheeven th a tn istory. things are getting weaker. dan: they are. i understand the pga tour trying to protect its turf and i understand the lure for those other players, especially since golf has become such a worldwide sport, more than just the pga tour. it is challenging. the pga tour trying to get the best players here playing on this tour. lyanne: this reminds me of something going on in england in a different sport, soccer, where a very famous team, well known, was purchased by a group of saudi arabians, people from saudi arabia, for something unheard of, like, 450 million dollars. some people said this is so wrong because of the fact that saudi arabia has, you know, so many human rights violations, and honestly, some fans decided to boycott the team, but others also decided that they don't care if king tut comes back from the dead and buys the team. to t for that team, but there are things that should not be bought. dan: that's true.ng fined for

salumi joyce is live now from new york update us on the the state of play that kristin yes, all, it's not looking good. all 3 of the major us stock indices are significantly down. you mentioned the dow jones from the nasdaq is down more than 4 percent. the s and p 500 more than 3 percent. and if it stays that way, when the market closes in just over an hour's time, then we are in what is known as bear market territory. that's when stocks are 20 percent lower than their peak. the peak in this case would have been january 3rd, and it looks like that's where the markets are heading and these declines are happening across all sectors of the economy, particularly energy discretionary consumers spending, crypto currencies are way down. and so are the market heavy weights like apple, microsoft and amazon all trading significantly lower today. and this is being driven by those inflationary concerns that you mentioned. on friday, the consumer price index came out and the inflation rate in the united states was 8.6 percent. that was significantly higher than what economists were expecting. and

genesys, we're behind every customer smile. >>> the first pretrial hearing in the kristin smart murder case began in a monterey county courtroom today. the cal poly student disappeared in 1996. her classmate, paul flores, and his father, reuben flores, are charged in connection with her murder. paul flores was the last person to see smart, who vanished after a party. this is the first hearing since a judge ordered the trial to be moved out of san luis obispo county. both men will be receiving separate trials. >>> the house select committee investigating the january 6th attack never-before-seen evidence of the assault on the u.s. capitol. it all starts with a prime-time hearing thursday night about the effort by former president trump's supporters to stop president biden from succeeding him. >> the public hasn't seen it woven together, how one thing led to another, how one line of effort to overturn the election led to another. >> in recent court filings. the committee has stated it has enough evidence to believe that former president trump conspired to defraud the u.s. the committee ha

and i have to tell you, kristin welker, if there is, quote, the emotional testimony of speaker bower's definitely, i think, is certainly going to be what we focus on here, and i want to focus on it second. but i can't get over the one sentence he kept saying, which sums up the trump strategy. we have lots of theories, we just don't have the evidence. i mean, that -- i don't know what better illustrates why we're here than that. >> yes. it is just extraordinary to hear him say that that was said to him by rudy giuliani. and it is said within the context of him asking over and over again in the face of these phone calls and this public pressure campaign from rudy giuliani, from jenna ellis, from the president himself, where's the evidence and they couldn't ever produce a shred of evidence. and that quote you just read sums it all up. i think his emotional testimony is one of the most extraordinary things that we have seen in this hearing so far. it speaks to the pressure that he was feeling, the squeeze that he has been feeling. and he talked about this, chuck, as a matter of faith. he s

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peter and kristin. >> blayne alexander.ane, thank you. >> now let's turn to the chief oil analyst, denton, good morning and thank you for joining us. a lot of speculation about what is driving these prices at the pump and discount of more than $1.86 a gallon in the past year alone. this case of supply and demand with demand skyhigh as we climbed out of the pandemic? >> good morning and thank you for having me. it's more about supplies being low. there is a multitude of factors. we have refineries. we don't have as many refineries and we are down more than 1 billion gallons a day. you are the more of ukraine. we don't import crude oil but it's part of a global market. you are removing 8 to 10 gallons a day for the global market and you have to find replacements for that. those are two factors weighing on the market now. >> it bears repeating the national average overnight hit $5 a gallon for the first time in history. folks in california you see the bright red and in california their pain $6.43 a gallon and as we head into s

. >> joining me now is nbc's senior capitol hill correspondent garrett haake, kristin welker and justiceter ryan reilly. garrett, a big day on the hill. i want to play video by a documentarian. it's his footage that will factor into his testimony when he is the first witness up tonight. >> freedom! >> i am not allowed to say what's going to happen today, because everyone is just going to have to watch for themselves. it's going to happen. something is going to happen. one way or the other. >> we have stormed the capitol! >> right on! >> garrett, you have been getting latest information leading up to tonight's hearing. what can you tell us? what surprises, what is new? >> the bottom line is that tonight's hearing is meant to be more like a courtroom opening argument and while the committee might hint at some of the new information, i don't expect there to be the huge bombshells tonight. i think we will see, as that video shows, new angles on what has been reported here. that video, i have watched all of it. it gets quite violent, quite up close and personal with the attack on police offic

i want to bring in kristin benz.stin, first met me start with this message a moment ago with respect to the economy. she's seeing no change in underlying demand disruption. demand destruction. that's not what retailers are saying. who's got it right? >> well, remember, it depends on who's buying what, right, charles? so we saw the retail earnings that came out last week that were very sporadic. you had companies doing quite well like nordstrom and ralph lauren, and then you had low-end companies just getting crushed. so it really depends on what type of consumer is shopping your stores, and the middle and lower classes are getting hit right now. it's inflation, it's food and fuel, and that's haunting the lower classes right now. charles: that in that -- that's the majority of consumers. wall street mavens keep saying, hey, ignore the savings rate because that's low, and the real savings out there, the stock of savings, hasn't been touched. i've got to be the honest, i'm not buying that. it gets back to what you were

elizabeth: what do you think, kristin? >> it's crazy.rse under joe biden. democrats know it. american families are seeing kids go to school getting indoctrinated with these crazy radical ideas. costing many families over $100 to fill up their cars with gas. so you know the democrats they can't run on issues. that is why they're doing this. elizabeth: kristin tate, good to see you. come back soon. president biden facing a backlash over his student loan forgiveness plan. middle class joe, this move will help the rich, not blue-collar, not middle class workers. democrats inside of the white house really worried about this plan. what about the people who paid off their debt or didn't take it on to begin with? is this all a political game? that story just ahead. >> there is no doubt about it. this is election year gimmick to buy votes, to make more americans dependent on government and mortgaging our children's future. ferent than oy managers. (other money manager) different how? aren't we all just looking for the hottest stocks? (fisher inve

to restrict guns insensitive locations that will satisfy the courts and keep their citizens safe. kristin salumi al jazeera new york . the u. s. house select committee has held its 5th hearing into last year's storming of the capital building and whether then president donald trump attempted to overturn the 2020 presidential election reformer. acting deputy attorney general robert donahue described how he responded during the near daily discussions between trump, a members of the justice department about allegations of votes of fraud. felt in that conversation that was incumbent on, on me to make it very clear to the president what our investigations had revealed. and that we had concluded based on actual investigations, actual witness interviews, actual reviews of documents that these allegations simply had no mirror. and i want to try to cut through the noise because it was clear to us that there are a lot of people whispering in his ear, feeding him these conspiracy theories and allegations. and i felt that being very blunt in that conversation might help make it clear to the president

joining me now, kristin welker, kimberly adkins and ashley parker. talk to me about the stunning new development. peter navarro as i was saying was more than the trade advisor. he was involved in covid-19. he was involved allegedly in a lot of the events leading up to january 6 and after january 6 to try to overturn the election. >> that's right, andrea. that's at the crux of this indictment. let me read you a little bit of this release, which lays out why the january 6 committee felt as though it was necessary to indict peter navarro. he is charged with one count of involving his refusal to appear for a deposition and another involving his refusal to produce documents despite a subpoena from the house select committee to investigate the january 6 attack. the committee said the documents, his testimony are critical to understanding the events that led up to that day, andrea. as you noted, he was far beyond former president trump's top trade advisor. he was someone who was deeply engaged in the covid-19 response. in fact, i covered the trump administr

kristin bitterly. not the first time i heard people getting more and more excited about fixed income. your part of that story. you're talking about fixed income in a way you haven't in a long time. lisa: if i wasn't and i would be hypocritical. all of a sudden you are getting yield. unless you believe that we are going to hit some sort of inflationary spiral, it makes sense for the first time. i understand that argument because over the long term unless you see a sea change in the way we do business, it makes sense. jonathan: what do you make of this? tom: how many other fedex's are out there. fedex sees low single-digit package volume. they are going to contribute to their pension plan. fedex is up 28% off the bottom in early may. are there other fedex is out there? jonathan: it sounds like you are going back to that old line it's about timing in the market. tom: we make a joke about -- the hardest part is massively asymmetric. it's a win to get back in. behaviorally that is a battle each individual f

meet 38-year-old kristin kent, hello.ocaine possession via florida sheriff who also happens to be, can you guess? that's right, her father. on the bright side, he's got a great new wallet photo. the sheriff is known for cracking down on met trafficking in his jurisdiction and even operates his department with the motto, we don't mess around but he never said anything about kidding around. kristin is now in big trouble, young lady potentially facing up to three hours in her room with no internet but she quickly down to an afternoon of playing scrabble with her grandma. that's a tough one. topic number three. airbnb offering three night stay and the 2002 live auction louis van parked on top of a mountain do you can be as high as anyone to enjoy the movie. here is, mr. machine, scooby doo franchise converted into a livable airbnb. the only mystery you have to solve is how your life went so wrong. three night stay comes the screening of the movie unlimited scooby snacks for you and your friends. i'm not sure how long they wil

[laughter] >> kristin -- on going to be nice to kristin from now on and spencer, you have just made yourselfist. kristen: be sweet to me or i am forcing you to eat what i make. [laughter] >> i promise, i will do anything. [laughter] >> i talked to your children, they said it was best to obey. >> i remember when we had potlucks on the morning show. >> and? [laughter] dad: hey boss. you okay? son: i said i'm fine. ♪ ♪ dad: you can talk to me. son: it's been really, really hard for me. kristen: we have got to get those temperatures down. larry: triple digits all over the place. mike: we will try to get out of record territory but we will still be warmer than average for the next several days. if your throat is a little scratchy, maybe your eyes. look at this. it is so dry out there. 25% relative humidity. we are good to moderate and hopefully will stay that way through the evening. there is that potential in the east bay and south bay for unhealthy air. tomorrow, still in the mid to upper 90's. there will be a few hundred sick and tomorrow with 60's and 70's along the coast. even tomorrow witho

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kristin wonder was at the european council in brussels. and earlier i asked for has her assessment of the council's decision? tell me the importance of this decision for ukraine cannot be overstated. this is a country ad that officially began is e aspiration i in 2004, it followed up at a later in 2013 and 14. and it's taken the invasion by russia for ukraine to finally be granted that membership, all that candidate status. you've got to imagine what this means for the ukrainians . fighting on the front lines, you could imagine what this means for the ukrainians, who are refugees, a neighboring countries looking on as the enemy advances and appears to be making ground in, in the don bus region. for example. it is a much needed boost for the you leadership here in brussels. this was important at a time where they're struggling for that unity, especially when it comes to punishing moscow with more sanctions. as more self interests are coming into play. that unity was important for the ease leadership and you heard that from francis president

sign of appreciation for the med employees and a fresh approach to art from an age old institution. kristin salumi al jazeera new york. ah this is al jazeera. these are the top stories, at least one person supposedly been killed in a blast at a sick place of worship, in the afghan capital. seek officials say they've evacuated 3 people from the temple and couple as many as 30 people i thought would be an inside. when the explosion happened, 5000 is a professor of political science a couple university. he says the taliban is struggling to deal with internal security threats. such a tax on minorities are of been recently are in there. my responsibility has been usually taken by now does share her son, but there are many other groups. also arctic for it is simply if you see the, it is not resistance or my a for it is the earliest national to the resistance for this is the rober freedom fighters at the name of the civil allah that were criminal mafia group served the order somehow destabilizing situation with and i've got to stand to benefit for themselves. a number of rockets have struck garza,

a thank-you card from kristin. here, let me see. who's kristin? she works for pbs.ou ask her about me? -yeah. in fact, she said you could be one of those people that sits in the back and answers the phone. giddy up. all right. so, now, how does that work? i get a percentage of every pledge i bring in, right? no. it's not aluminum siding. it's volunteer work. -all the money goes to the station. -uh-huh. okay. yeah, all right. that sounds good, but i still get a tote bag though. and one of those foam beer can holders. ooh. hmm-hm, honk. you know what i'm doing? -i'm calling noreen. -oh, go ahead. -you sure you don't mind? -like she's really gonna admit she was flirting with me. [ringing] woman: hello? hi, it's elaine. listen, i was just talking to jerry. jerry? jerry seinfeld. oh, i like jerry a lot. you mean "like" like? what are you talking about? noreen, were you hitting on him? noreen's not here. this is dan. oooh! you say noreen was hitting on jerry seinfeld? i'll-- i'll call you back later. -uh-oh... -so, was i right? she likes me, right? (ted) after talking and

i'm joined by the assistant attorney general for civil rights, kristin clarke, associate attorney general gupta. a horrific attack hit buffalo, i said the justice department is investigating the matter as a hate crime and an act of racially motivated violent extremism. today i spoke to the loved ones of the voisms that attack and told them the justice department has filed against the man who committed this heinous crime that killed 10 people. he is charged with 10 count os committing a hate crime resulting in death. three counts committing a hate crime involving and aterpt to kill. 10 counts of using a firearm to commit murder during and in relation to a crime of violence. and three counts of newsing a firearm during and relation to a crime of violence. the affidavit in support of the complaint quotes the defendant as stating that his goal was to, quote, kill as many blacks as possible. the affidavit outlines how the defendant prepared for months to carry out this attempt. it allege he is selected a target in this zip code because it has the highest percentage of black people close enough

. >> hello i am kristin you're watching getting answers live on abc seven we are asking experts your questions everyday at three. online video viewing has exploded, teen say youtube is one platform they said they cannot live without, unfortunately a new report says the content kids watch also shorten diversity. you have probably heard about the chorus, whether most well-known and respected boys chorus in the bay area if not the world, they're about to head to europe for a unique tour. today you will hear from the executive director. today is a first day kids under five can potentially get a covid vaccine. to have been approved, one by moderna and the other by pfizer. joining us now to talk about that and other covid elements is the infections disease specialist. the joining us. >> thank you for having me on. kristen: let me ask you might -- my question, there is some confusion, there are two vaccines and the dosages and dosing schedules are different. please give us a d -- details. >> for kids who are younger, if they are under five, we have two choices, one is moderna. it is a bigge

new at noon jury selection in the kristin smart murder trial has begun in monterey county. the cal poly student went missing. 26 years ago while walking home from a party. paul flores now 45 years old is accused of killing smart during an attempted rape in his dorm room. his father, ruben flores, is believed to have helped his son hide the body. both have pleaded not guilty. this trial was moved to salinas after a judge ruled the suspects could not get a fair trial in san luis obispo. disgraced attorney michael avenatti will plead guilty to multiple federal charges, including embezzlement and perjury. that's according to new court documents filed yesterday. avenatti had been accused of taking more than 10 million dollars in settlement money from at least 5 clients between 2015 2019. he was also charged with failing to pay taxes and lying under oath. avenatti is already serving 5 years in prison for 2 other cases. one of them was for stealing $300,000 from his former client adult film, actress stormy daniels. the other case involved attempting to extort millions of dollars f

so use up just to keep most, daniel kristin, umbrella, you will get a couple of units of seals. christian was up with me, so the other one you're still working on the can you still grades which started and you'll be what is the media with fever? will be on your criteria at the work you did that when you want to share your mind . done lowest the, the graphs for people like you said i was a baby. listen somebody was nuclear wasn't probably a shilling. you getting a little grains of a new one using chin when you to one of the with need. good boy leash vision. your voice isn't sure. leaders and rank and file members, if nationally, still organizations admit they had been preparing for violent st. riots long before the protests and gulf key leaders. but auto, supposedly it still believes no. so let's just go to hang out there to clean the down. below that comes with all this, he said you have to move, but i don't much live to cool a few more goal cream school on that. so you see school did this when i feel free to talk to spoke with poto greens, which will be in school more will either be some

. >> the trial for the men accused of killing and bearing kristin smart has been postponed for at least a week. the superior court says the postponement is because of a health concern with one of the trial participants. it is unclear who that person is. a jury selection for paul florez is set to begin. no selection for ruben floors. paul florez is accused of trying to assault and killed smart in her dorm room in 1996. his father is accused of helping him cover up the crime. >>> an interview with abc news, yellen says that a recession is not at all imminent. inflation is unacceptably high. talk of a recession has accelerated. the fed announced an interest rate hike of three quarters of a point, the largest increase since 1994. yellen expects inflation to slow in the months ahead and says there are signs that the economy is strong. >> balances are high. it is clear that most consumers with lower income households need to buffer stocks and savings, and need to maintain spending. i do not see a drop off in consumer spending. >> yellen says the u.s. labor market is a strong as it has been si

have no where to go and they're left to build a new life in the ruins of the old one, whispered good kristin with his oh my lord, hunting boucher one minute we will go over. mm hm. ah, just so you guys just are just the choice for them. jerry, look what you've got a model with lena marciano is uri's main associate and assistant in the dpr t coordinates, local volunteers who pack and ship humanitarian aid. i talked with your employer, i think most of that is more there's a lower lower to pay for a box of presence and a letter to a soldier from russian. children is special humanitarian cargo. today during the mission to don bass, his remote villages will try to deliver it to the dpr malicious frontline, ordering on those that are rogia region. a road lies through villanova. the city was heavily damaged during its deliberation, and the locals had foreseen that since the 1st days of occupation, the plans go are you in the up to love to talk association doc. lemme laughlin scottish to free a supreme able is a budget of growth pathologist, diseases root mean it's, yeah, i didn't really do anything

kristin chenoweth.s. >> and whipping up a girlie twist on. >> beer can chicken, a rose. canned chicken. so juicy. oh, look at that. >> plus, a perfect, simple salad. yeah, i can do this, and kristin's go to cocktail. >> the spring cosmo. wiggle it up. hmm. oh, that's nice. that's next. >> the kitchen has always been the center of my world because life is more delicious when it's full of food and fun. >> everybody knows me as a culinary expert and food judge on television, but also i'm a

went the effort to launch the mega moon rocket is expected to pick up speed again today and cnn's kristiny expensive rocket because this is the rocket that's designed to return american astronauts to the moon and land the first woman and the first person of color on the moon, hopefully by around 2025. this is also the ride that nasa has been working on since it retired the space shuttle fleet way back in 2011. so this is a long time coming and what we're going to see today, hopefully, is the final test for this rocket before it's actually launched into space. they call it the wet dress rehearsal and the reason it's called wet is because they're actually going to be filling this rocket is liquid propellant, it's highly flammable, they found leaks and other problems during the last three attempts. so this is a fourth attempt and essentially what they're going to do is simulate everything but the actual launch. they do the whole countdown and get to just about nine seconds and that's when they stop. so they had to -- with these three previous scaled attempts, had to pull the rocket back. the

kristin doff is a toy village built by film director, any acoustic, it's a, it looks like movie scenery, film festival. it's a held here annually this year out of $500.00 film submitted. it was the russian entry that won, while russian on his band in one part of europe, it wins in another part. this is going to happen in the western media is the thing, cuz threats us 1st through the russian when, at the moment when we don't want to russians to, in anywhere we've been there sports, we had to be been the kids. we've been everything, but he's russia, but this is so crazy where you see that european culture is cancelling, gosh, and culture. i don't see a big culture in europe in no culture cannot cancel culture. and how can you separate, loved, also from the history of union, from the history of europe. this is impossible. at one time, sylvia was also shunned, and yet it was bombed. the says who had dubbed outcome to day fraternity between russia and serbia is being poisoned. sam's a being forced to join european sanctions. however, so far without success. what we could say, a politician, t

. >> reporter: kristine is the executive director of the prosecutor's alliance, a statewide group of former prosecutors who have been working to reform the criminal justice system. she said survey after survey shows that voters are wanting the reforms they are trying to make. >> they are not committed to a punishment-only approach, a jail-only approach. they want services and support. they know, like we all do, that that'smore likely to solve the problem. >> reporter: boudin's supporters also say work account with the san francisco police department and police union has ban challenge, something that she said she also saw firsthand when she worked for former district attorney gorge gas cone. >> they've had good working relationships with the chief of police. not this d.a. or the several previous d.a.'s we have known and loved had a relationship with the police union. >> reporter: boudin has indicted three officers in three different incidents has endearhood tomorrow police reformers who say he is following through on campaign proms to hold police officers accountable. it has strained

good kristin, your village if i did not so much like hunting, boucher what my name sir with over. mm hm. ah, just so you guys are the choice for them. chery. look what you've got them all the dodge of you could 30 no much younger is uri's men associate an assistant in the dpr. she coordinates local volunteers who pack and ship humana, terry, and aid atlanta, which is for a few employees. i think most of that is more there's a lower lower before a box of presents and a letter to a soldier from russian. children is special, humanitarian cargo. today during the mission to don bass, his remote villages will try to deliver it to the dpr malicious frontline, ordering on those f r rogia region or our road lines through villanova. the city was heavily damaged during its liberation and the locals had foreseen that since the 1st days of occupation plans go, are you in the local store? because i switched into oklahoma laughlin scottish, the 3 us to being able as a graduate of growth. but almost as easy as your community. i didn't really do anything i did. i was out on a satellite for long. i

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of raping and killing kristin smart after walking with her after a party at cal poly san luis obispohis father, ruben floors, is charged with helping hide her body, which has never been found. the two suspects will have separate juries hearing the same case in monterey county courtroom swing back to wall street here because fears about a fragile economy are forcing wall street towards what's known as a bear market. the snp has tumbled more than 20% below its record that was set earlier this year. we can see here the dow jones is down by almost 1000 points, losing almost three full percentage points. i think this is the lowest it's been all session. the s and p is down again by almost a full 4% points and nasdaq is leading the losses here, down by four and almost three quarters of a percent. this session ends and less than half an hour. we'll keep our eyes peeled on these numbers. investors are reacting to the latest reports that show inflation is at a 40 year high as grady trimble reports, an increasing number of economists are now predicting a recession. president biden blaming russ

. >> i am kristin. we are live to get -- ask your questions and get answers for you in real time. it is creating -- double-decker seat that had many saying no thanks. but maybe, you should give it a whirl. we will talk to the creator to find out why area also, this sunday is juneteenth. the day to celebrate the end of slavery. it commemorates the day african americans in galveston, texas learned that they were free to years after the emancipation proclamation area san francisco's cathedral is planning -- to mark the event. we will hear from an active -- actress who will be preaching at that service. first, the bay area is once again on top of the basketball world. the warriors have won their fourth nba championship and eight years. now the celebration is on with the championship parade ahead on monday. the teams first parade in san francisco after its move from oakland. joining us now to talk is abc 7's sports director larry. larry. >> i am here. yes. >> that is good. we want to talk about stuff. stuff. stuff. and that's where it ends. we have never seen him as emotional as last n

. >> reporter: authorities say 52-year-old kristin watts was behind the wheel in the car that hit trooperol concentration three times over the legal limit. last week watts was deemed incompetent to stand trial. >> i'm glad it's an in process treatment she's going to get >> reporter: she's thankful for the outpour of support, locally, statewide, nationally and even globally >> thanks to wfla and brittney for that report. that is the way to do it go everyday on that job with the outlook and the hundreds of lives she saved. >> that community should be very thankful she's on the job. even when she's not, she's done good. >> thanks for waking up with "early today." i'm frances rivera. >> i'm phillip mena. today is a van in guthrie has the second part of the interview with amber heard she says she will not back down. thanks for watching "early today" okay. ahhh! wa-hoo! ha ha! no! no ha ha! >>> vaccines have been available for order. many states and communities have been ordering them so they are on shelves waiting for formal approval. >> right now we are moving you forward. what parents need t

prosecutors say fellow student paul flores killed 19-year-old kristin smart while trying to rape her in his dorm room. her father -- rather, his father, ruben flores, is charged with helping his son get rid of the body. smart disappeared while walking back to her dorm in 1996. her body has never been found. a podcast last year renewed attention on the case and generated new information for police. >>> millions of young kids in the u.s. are one step closer to being able to get a covid vaccine. yesterday the fda said pfizer's reduced size doses appear to be safe and effective for children under 5. on wednesday, a panel of outside experts will vote on whether pfizer and moderna shots for kids are ready for distribution. last week the fda posted similar findings for moderna's vaccine for children under 6. if federal regulators clear the way, shots could begin next week. >>> coming up, a shocker for toby keith. the country music star reveals he's battling cancer. >>> and a celebration of broadway. a little musical nabs a big prize at last night's tony awards. >>> this is the "cbs morning

in android from shui nad princes, it starts on june 6 with a gift from andrey ivanenko and andrey kristinnews agency. and, of course, citizens of the baltic countries continue to come to belarus taking advantage of the right without a visa, as it was reported in state programs. committee over the past weekend came to our country over 4.000. foreigners. let me remind the majority of lithuanians that the visa-free entry procedure to belarus for residents of lithuania and latvia has been introduced since april 15, during this time, according to the border service authorities, the belarusian border. more than fifty thousand people crossed by the end of the year, citizens of neighboring countries can enter belarus an unlimited number of times and stay throughout the country without a visa. the belarusian military continue to prepare for the international army games at the domanov training ground, team representatives hone their skills, suvorov onslaught, the best motorized riflemen train on a specialized track, where there are more than a dozen obstacles, the distance is similar in many respec

jury selection in the kristin smart murder trial has started in monterey county, the cal poly student went missing 26 years ago while walking home from a party. >> paul flores now 45 years old is accused of killing smart during an attempted rape in his dorm room. his father, ruben flores, is believed to have helped his son hide the body. both have pleaded not guilty. the trial was moved to salinas after a judge ruled the suspects could not get a fair trial in san luis obispo. happening tomorrow in san jose. closing arguments begin for former theranos ceo coo and elizabeth holmes ex-boyfriend sunny baloney. >> holmes and ex-boyfriend were charged with the same 12 counts of fraud and conspiracy. but their trials were separated. one glaring difference between the 2 theron u.s. trials was that holmes testified for 6 days on the witness stand in her own defense while ball on a chose to remain silent. holmes was found guilty in january of defrauding fairness. investors. she will be sentenced in september and faces up to 20 years in prison. >> california say lawmakers today passed their vers

on thursday, the 5th announced the names of the host cities. kristin slew me in new jersey, tells us who made the list. 2026 will be a 1st for the world cup with not one but 3 countries. hosting the event, the united states, canada, and mexico fans came out here in new jersey right across the water from new york city to hear the announcement of which cities will get that honor. and they weren't disappointed because new york and the new jersey area count as one i, when one of those prestigious spots other cities in the united states include seattle, san francisco, los angeles, dallas, kansas city, atlanta, houston, boston, philadelphia, and miami and mexico, guadalajara mexico city. and monterey, and in canada, vancouver and toronto, now which of those cities will host the prestigious final match that has yet to be decided? it will be announced in 2023. but i can tell you that officials here in the new york area are pushing hard for that honor. no active underwater volcanoes may be out of sight for most of us. but that doesn't mean they're not dangerous. francis saw diving into the me

. >> jury selection in the kristin smart murder trial has begun in monterey county. poly student went missing 26 years ago while walking home from a party. paul floors. now 45 years old is accused of killing smart during an attempted rape in his dorm room. his father, ruben flores, is believed to have helped his son hide the body. both have pleaded not guilty. the trial was moved to salinas after a judge ruled the suspects could not get a fair trial in san luis obispo. happening tomorrow in san jose. closing arguments begin for the former theranos coo and elizabeth holmes. ex-boyfriend. >> sunny balwani holmes and her acts were charged with the same 12 counts of fraud and conspiracy. but their trials were separate and one glaring difference between the 2 theranos childs was that holmes testified for 6 days on the witness stand in her own defense. while each chose to remain silent in court. holmes is found guilty in january of defrauding investors. she will be sentenced in september and faces up to 20 years in prison. >> a new shipment of baby formula arrived in la ov

the dead must be buried. elliott tentatively spoke to lucy and kristin, whose works for the international committee of the red cross in afghanistan. we asked him if the organization has yet been able to get a full grasp of the scale of what has happened. you know, us as you report showed her very well. just areas that where strike by deals, quake are extremely remote, the roads to access them. i have been damaged by deals quicken by the reins, so it takes time probably the scale of disaster will amplify with the hours in the days to come. suddenly, when people will access to most remote areas. now on our side from the red cross and red crescent movements, the eighty's on is on its way the afghan, which crescent is already present in different areas that were hit there, distributing food, water, cooking kids, clothes, shelter, et cetera. and the international federation of the red cross and the red crescent and look to a special emergency fund of 750000 swiss franc. and on the side of the ice here, see we've been sending medical supply to the hospital that we're shown in the report in thei

central gun laws in new york state to violate this 2nd amendment right to bear arms must be relaxed. kristin salumi has more from new york arrest for gun crimes in new york or at a 28 year high, a racially motivated shooting in the city of buffalo. recently left 10 people dead . and now gun control activists say the violence is only going to get worse. the supreme court has ruled new york's law requiring anyone who wants to carry a concealed handgun show what's known as proper cause is unconstitutional. justice clarence thomas wrote the 63 page decision. he says, the constitution protects an individual's right to carry a handgun for self defense. outside the home. the decision was based on a case brought by the new york state rifle and pistol association. criminals are the ones that are causing the crimes in the cities, not, not legal, gun owners, not lawful people, because it's a decision. new york elected officials were bracing for and they didn't hold back their criticism at the court's decision. this decision isn't just reckless. it's reprehensible, it's not what new yorkers want. this k

now, one of crimes of the future's leading actors, kristin stewart, thinks audiences are ready to look just is smarter than us! because we have been on the, you know, sort of — not to be too dark about things — but the path to destruction for a very long time and as quickly as technology develops, i think that he probably was fearful of that well before we were. that he wrote a movie about people who need to cut into each other to feel something or feel close to each other feels really urgently immediate and only very recent. many of cronenberg's directing descendants also found success at cannes. julia ducournau's palme d'0r�*s titane — a body horror about a woman who gets pregnant by a car — clearly found inspiration in his work. at nearly 80 years of age, he's already got another movie planned and as crimes of the future shows, he's lost none of his ability to provoke here at cannes. hollywood star tom cruise is one of the big attractions at cannes this year. he came to the festival to promote his new top gun sequel, top gun: maverick, and to be the recipient of a tribute for his it