denise, kristin's mom, started crying tears of joy.smiled and hugged her. >> paul flores maintains his innocence. what is your reaction to that? >> i'm sure if you took any sociopath, they'd be happy to tell you they're innocent. this guy's guilty. he's been found guilty. i totally disregard anything he's ever said. >> reporter: today, kristin smart's family addressing the court, their relief and resolve on display. >> we cajoled, pushed, pulled, begged. we never gave up. >> reporter: while still holding on to the hope of receiving full closure. >> paul took her life and hid her body. we will never rest until kristin is properly laid to rest by her family. this fight is far from over. >> our thanks to mona. >>> next, the oscars. the glitz, the glamor of hollywood's biggest night. what to expect on the champagne carpet. my moderate to severe plaque psoriasis... ...the burning, the itching. the stinging. my skin was no longer mine. emerge tremfyant®. with tremfya®, most people saw 90% clearer skin at 16 weeks. the majority of people saw

>> reporter: it was, kristin.re about 15 of those missiles that you mentioned that hit the wider kharkiv region around kharkiv city. but you can maybe see the result behind me. this city is in complete darkness and has been ever since those strikes overnight. people, because of those infrastructure strikes, without heating, electricity, water. this is part of that war of attrition that is really desdesign ed to make the lives of people across the country as uncomfortable as possible. you never know exactly when they're going to come, and you don't know how long the damage is going to affect you. now, there have been several people killed across the country as a result of the strikes. it'd been about a month, kristin, since we had any of the major, nationwide strikes. it isn't simply the missile strikes, the drone strikes we've had overnight. some of them, many intercepted, but a lot getting through. we've also seen an uptick in activity along the front line. not just around the city of bakhmut but some of the othe

i'm kristin fisher in for amara walker. i'm boris sanchez.ristin, i hope that getting that hour of sleep unnecessarily snatched away from your night didn't hurt too bad. >> of all the mornings to fill in for amara, right? i triple checked my alarm clocks this morning. we both made it and here we are. and here is what we're watching this morning. >> they started evacuating i think at 12 in the morning or one in the morning and they just started -- the national guard taking people out as they go. >> parts of california underwater, homes and businesses flooded with levees pushed to the brink. and we have got another big rainmaker on the way. >>> this was the first time something like this was reported to us. we haven't had any other incidents that i can recall. >> three texas women believed to be missing in mexico after crossing the border more than two weeks ago. what her family is saying and what investigators are saying about the case. >>> i don't want to imagine a life where i can't be the person that i worked so hard to finally figure out.

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hello kristin seryozha what's going on? security guard the apartment is in your name, you have to live here. it's just a good investment. i want you to know that if something happens to me, you won't be left with nothing. so great. so what, now i should be like you did. could you call? at least i'm actually going crazy. i didn't want to show up now. you just caught alice at the gym not wanting to show up. that i myself will bring it to the end. christina writes the end of a false alarm. maybe she was forced to write like that? what happened do you understand? nobody knows this, he shook it, a life sentence. in the colony. you see, he miraculously saved, he is now hiding, like oh, how, i never myself. he always found me when he needed my help. yes, but he knows that the fsb has tracked him down, so contacts have been cut off. i don't know, i don't know, nothing else. let go of everything said, let something go at me, you look at it to explain to him, however, he does not have russian i understand very little. something i can

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kristin, boris. >> we will be watching for that.tually going to talk to someone about the timing of the announcement in moments. jasmine wright a live traveling with the president in delaware. thank you so much. >>> the day's top headlines with daniel lippman. the timing of president biden's potential re-election announcement. indications are are that he will be fundraising on the west coast. when can we expect that announcement? >> reporter: we are expecting that announcement to come in april. they don't feel in a particular rush because they want to make the president seem as presidential as possible and once he announces, he is going to be seen as a candidate by the american people and so then it becomes a full-fledged political fight because only 37% of democrats according to a recent poll want biden to run for re-election. and so he is facing some headwinds from people who say what about a new generation of leaders and if it is not trump on the ballot as his republican opponent, then are his chances less so against someone like

weeks later kristin and matt also got a positive pregnancy test, their latest transfer had worked. weeks along in their pregnancy coming and i am 22 weeks pregnant, ivf is expensive costing about $12,000 for one cycle witsuraord i are srateful w have somey ia t companies do that, so it's a difficult journey, thank you so much for sharing your story and others. two people dead following a terrifying car crash in new york city, we have the details next. like here. and here. and here. not so much here. if you've been diagnosed with chronic kidney disease farxiga reduces the risk of kidney failure which can lead to dialysis. farxiga can cause serious side effects including dehydration, urinary tract or genital yeast infections in women and men, and low blood sugar. ketoacidosis is a serious side effect that may lead to death. a rare life-threatening bacterial infection in the skin of the perineum could occur. stop taking farxiga and call your doctor right away if you have symptoms of this bacterial infection, an allergic reaction, or ketoacidosis. and don't take it if you are on dialys

paul flores to serve 25 years to life for the killing of kristin smart nearly three decades ago. >>> finally freed. a judge overturns a conviction of a man behind bars 18 years for a crime he didn't commit. what he's saying now as a free man. >>> and countdown to the oscars, "gma" and hollywood. the predictions and what we're learning about the performances. >>> my one-on-one with angela bassett up for best supporting actress. >> have i not given everything? >> the insight she's sharing into her role. plus, the making of an oscar-nominated song. the team behind rihanna's "lift me up" sits down with "gma." >>> plus, we're behind the scenes of the oscars. my sit-down with academy ceo will kramer. how the show is moving forward after the oscar slap and the decision to get rid of the red carpet. ready for your close-up? "gma" with the style secrets for an award-winning look. >>> good morning, america. we should have worn gold this morning. >> we should have worn something shimmery. i'm excited to see whit. oh, there. he's not wearing a bow tie yet, but whit's going to wear a bow tie tomo

kristine: absolutely. that is something that will help the fed's case if they stick with that rate hike and the hawkish message before it. we saw this already from christine lagarde last week at the ecb meeting last week. they decided they needed to be consistent with their message because deviating from that, even during the short term crisis we saw, was going to make investors panic even more. you can imagine jay powell is probably having the same thought process. alix: i feel like part of the conversation was 25 -- and for the boe tomorrow. is that conversation going to be done now? -- dead now? philip: it is not necessarily dead, but the pricing market has moved to quarter-point rate rises tomorrow and one more at least. so you would definitely expect half-point discussions to continue as a result of the latest inflation. there is a lot of other evidence, as well. there is core services stuff. there is also wage growth, which the employers are saying is what they are expecting wages to rise in the comi

kristin evans in seat 6 and bevan duff in seat 7 and move this to the full board. >> on is this motion, on this motion voice chair walton. >> aye. >> supervisor safai >> aye. >> chair dorsey. >> no. >> the motion passes. with chair dorsey decent nothing committee. >> thank you mr. young on a 2-1 vote then. the item guess to the full burden with recommendation. >> and miwe now go become to item 5. >> item 5 is a motion approving the major's nomination for vikrum aiyer homeless submission. mr. aier has with drawn. >> thank you i think the present motion is to table this? >> yes. >> item. >> i like to move to table item 5. >> yes. >> and open to public comment y. on this motion member of the public are gin nothing person line up to speak. for those remote cull 415-655-0001, access code: 2489 884 3434 ##. first in person speaker? i'm sorry to speak so much i foal like it is my duty it hen a busy day i to being it to be the nomination and asked >> nominee who has been here today and other days had have the right to be just and not commented on by this board or this committee proposal to him

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finally tona girl scout troupe with an especially empowering message of access and inclusion here's kristinlgren with our inspiring america report >> reporter: it's a one of a kind sisterhood >> the best thing about being a girl scout is you get to learn about things that you never knew before >> reporter: girl scout troupe 6,000 is unique while the troupe may look like any other girl scout troupe on the surface, there's something special that ties them together >> i love troupe 6,000. it's very special to me >> reporter: each girl in troupe 6,000 comes from the new york city shelter system >> it's a bond >> reporter: launched in 2017 by a single e motherer of five w who h had lolost her h home, g gisele burgesess sought to break the stigma and give girls living in temporary housing a safe place >> it's about being heard, being seen, being understood, be able to share without that judgment. >> make friends. >> reporter: recently, troupe 6,000 got together for world thinking day itits lalargest event since ththe e pandemic begagan. all feeses, uniforms, trips and program materials are provov

howard: joining us now, jim geraghty, senior columnist at national review and kristin hawn.santis the getting hammered by the right and the left for saying the u.s. protecting ukraine is not a vital national interest. >> there are a lot of times i feel like it gets overhyped, but it is an indisputable fight between the republican party. and i think a lot of people who are preferring desantis to trump were kind of surprised by this answer, and that's one of the reasons it's turned into such an intense flashpoint. howard: excellent point. kristin, the phrase that really set off the media was this is a territorial dispute whens, in fact, a unprovoked, bruisal invasion concern brutal invasion by russia with heinous war crimes, kidnapping kids and so forth, so a lot of people jumped on that phrase. >> i think they did and, you know, desantis the, i i think he's going to come to regret those comment. i get that he was trying to, in the media, you know, separate himself from the president, and, you know, as he looks forward to a potential presidential bid himself. but that, i don't

.>>> the man convicted of killing kristin smart learned how long he will spend in prison.e was convicted of murdering smart back in 2002. she was a freshman at cal poly when she disappeared. today florez was sentenced to 25 years to life in prison. ruben florez was acquitted. he's accused of helping paul hide kristin's body, which is never been found.>>> the san francisco college board president called an emergency meeting to discuss the extremely cold temperatures students have been dealing with. some temperatures dropped as low as 42 degrees. boilers must be replaced at the mission, john adams and the men campus. they prioritize the approval of two and half million dollars for replacement and repairs. >>> today, fishery managers are calling for a complete ban on fishing this season, including all california parts of oregon. salmon has dropped to its lowest levels since 2008. scientists point to the drought as a cause of the low numbers, so they say it's a - - they say it's the right decision. >> we are absolutely short on resources. there's no way we can go fishing witho

kristin, it's so good to see you.the $54 million contract with walgreens, walgreens indicating it will not sell an abortion pill by mail in some conservative-led state, but what if farmlies like rite concern pharmacies like rite aid do the same? won't he have to cancel those too? >> i guess so. he's financially punishing walgreens for not breaking the law. they're just following various state laws across the country. look, i don't think the facts actually matter to gavin newsom. he is trying to send a political message which is that you either align with the radical left so completely that you're willing to break the law, or you with will be punished. and this is what the left always because, hay try to make their opponents' ideas completely intolerable in the public sphere. but i will add that walgreens was already closing a bunch of locations in california even before this story. just over a year request ago they closed five locations in san francisco alone due to the out of control theft. i mean, we have all seen t

let's discuss this with cnn's kristin holmes. she joins me now from cpac. what's the latest? what do you think we're going to hear from the former president in this address? >> reporter: well, jim, what we're going to hear from him is pitching himself for 2024 but it's going to be to a really enthusiastic crowd. he's not going to go after governor ron desantis by name. he'll contrast his policies when it comes to social security and medicare. however, i do want you to know, this event has become maga country. everyone here is incredibly trump focused. even the branding seems to be all about maga and all about trump. that being said, that means that trump is probably going to feed off of the audience here. it is a very receptive audience. we are getting warnings from advisers that we're not exactly sure if he's going to end up riffing or not because this is the fact it's such a receptive audience. this has really become a who's who of maga world. we saw don jr., kimberly guilfoyle. almost every speaker here is somebody who supports trump in to 2024, somebody who wants him to b

and kristin's voice was heard.smart said local authorities will continue to look for her remains. the district attorney thanked a podcaster for the series, your own backyard, which led to more evidence that was critical in the prosecution. the city of san jose is launching a tool to help people understand how it is addressing homelessness and whether efforts are actually working. the mayor says it is a way to offer transparency tracking where tax dollars go. our reporter has that story. reporter: san jose's new homeless program dashboard is live. eight slides highlight the homeless response, housing options and programs focusing on the outcomes and different strategies. >> the way to begin to turn the corner on the crisis is to be very clear and transparent about what we are trying to do to address the crisis. where the dollars are going and how the programs are performing. reporter: the mayor says it is a start. dashboard updates are expected to reflect results, the number served, how resources are received and ho

nbc's kristin welker has more. >> reporter: still no word from the new york grand jury considering a possible indictment of former president trump over the accounting of a hush money payment. what mr. trump has blasted as partisan prosecution, saying the democrat being d.a. has no case, while also turning up the heat on his likely pending political battle against florida's republican governor ron desantis,. he is widely thought to be the top competition for the nomination. taming his own shots at the former president, slamming him on covid. >> i would have fired somebody like fauci. >> reporter: and his leadership style. >> the way we run the government, i think, no daily drama. >> reporter: and in florida, desantis doubling down on the parental rights act which critics call the don't sayay ga law which forbids classroom discussion on gender and sexual orientation. extending it to grades 4-12 unless it's expressly required by state or reproductive classes. saying there is no for it. >> it's wrong. >> reporter: a top lgbtq advocacy group called the move a larger disturbing trend to ce

aidan fucci, charged as an adult, murdered kristin bailey near her jacksonville home on mother's day. tristann seventh older sist dropping a teal stone in a glass jar, asked questions that were never answered in court. >> did she beg you to stop? >> reporter: that glass jar now with 114 stones on the witness stand, as kristin's mother spoke. >> her bath towel she used on may 8 is in front of her bed. >> reporter: this video the night of the murder shows the two classmates walking. they had been invited to someone's home, and fucci later seen running away, alone. the judge is showing fucci, just 16 years old, no mercy. >> it wasn't done in a fit of uncontrollable anger. there was no reason. there was no purpose. >> reporter: fucci pleaded guilty, and like we said, was sentenced to life in prison. because he was a minor, the sentence will be reviewed in 25 years. david? >> just an awful story, victor. thank you. >>> we're turning now to news on former president trump tonight with a grand jury in new york weighing a possible indictment against the former president. authorities are growin

. >> reporter: weeks later kristin and matt also got a positive pregnancy test.orked. kristin and matt are 13 weeks along in their pregnancy, and i am 22 weeks pregnant. ivf is expensive, costing about $12,000 for one cycle without insurance. norah, my husband and i are so grateful we have some fertility insurance through my cbs benefits that made this possible. >> norah: i know, and not every state mandates that companies do that. so it's difficult. thank you for sharing your story and others. two people are dead following a terrifying car crash in new york city. we have the details. that's next. new york city. we have the details. that's next. like here. and here. and here. not so much here. if you've been diagnosed with chronic kidney disease farxiga reduces the risk of kidney failure which can lead to dialysis. farxiga can cause serious side effects including dehydration, urinary tract or genital yeast infections in women and men, and low blood sugar. ketoacidosis is a serious side effect that may lead to death. a rare life-threatening bacterial infection in

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in a moment we'll hear from kristin salumi, who's at the new york stock exchange. but 1st, let's go to andrew 7th. he's watching the european markets from london, and that you see be sticking to this plant weight height despite all the market, tim lender. yes. and despite speculation that it might call off for 0.5 percent increase, that's just take a quick look at sir the markets. not the pan european stock, 600 moved her from a small gain to a small loss of 0.15 percent. and we're talking only of this decision being made an hour ago or being announced should i say. and then bank stock, sir, at which rallied that at 2.6 percent at the start of trading on thursday are down now by a 0.5 percent. now, credit suisse, which is the major, 2nd largest bank in switzerland. well, situation there is that sir, that's rallied to 20 percent higher, and it's staying there right now. having had $54000000000.00 us dollars a loan to it by the swiss central bank. now i'm the control the see over these interests over over the whole interest rate wise. is this in that inflation a has

sources tell my colleague kristin holmes and i that trump's legal team has gotten no word from the manhattan da's office of any timing of a poe tpgsal indictment. if he is indicted the trumped team would be notified and likely negotiate any surrender and court appearance. the former president has been pushing his team to get the base riled up over the idea of a possible indictment because he believes it would help him politically. we're covering all angles of this story from the manhattan criminal courthouse where trump could possibly be indicted to washington, d.c., where a political fallout from any arrest could impact the 2020 race for the white house. all right. caitlyn polanz, our senior crime and justice reporter is here. i want to start with you. what we know right now is that the former president's legal team has not been notified of any indictment. we know there's at least one more witness expected to go before the grand jury on monday. so it appears he's speculating, but we also know in the past few weeks this investigation has suddenly heated up. remind us what's going on in this

i'm kristin z. you're watching getting answers on abc seven every day, we talked with experts about issues important to the bay area, and we get answers for you in real time. today we're gonna talk about whether san francisco is, in fact, coming back in terms of the small businesses. well, the answer really depends on which neighborhood you're looking at. we're going to talk to our partner, the san francisco standard and break it all down for you. also what a dramatic turn of events in our drought picture. however all that snow and rain does come with some problems, and for that tahoe area, that means telling people not to come, but that's their bread and butter tourism, so we'll talk more with folks from south lake tahoe about that as well. but in the meantime, today is the three year anniversary to the day, the bay area leaders announced a lockdown, a shelter in place order that was supposed about right. buweks imymic dn'nt t tre's also a lot that we don't know about long covid about boosters abou

and nextum kristin evans. floor is yours.visor dorse, walton and safai i live in haight neighborhood and applicant for 6 and 7. our city our home gross receipt tax raised a bilgz for homeless solution in our city that money deplayed purchase housing, shelter and drug treatment beds and keep san franciscans in homes through eviction defense. but it was more then and there the decade ago i became interested in homelessness issues and city's response in 2008 the book store -- book store i own and manage held the first of many community forums k with authors, service provide and policy experts. sought to educate ourselves to sort through the homelessness in our community. over the years as a rolfe tear i assisted people experiencing homeless knowledge. helping them to connect to shelter and services and i worked with the significant number of transificational age youth sleeping on city street in the vehicles and parks. as aville tear with homelessness i have been a direct bencher in 100 encampment resolution. learned how difficul

kristine, let's start in the equities space. we have had calls on how resilient stocks are in the face of stretched valuations, that is the call from mike wilson at morgan stanley saying the forecast is overly optimistic. and kolanovic saying it is probably as good as it gets for these equity markets. what do you make of the recent comments on where stocks go from here? >> from those comments alone, you can see there has been a lot of confusion over where stocks will go next. a lot of it is absolutely right, -- alana fitch is absolutely right, the start of the year was easy for equities. we were subscribing to this narrative of a no landing scenario, where inflation remains under control and growth is not slowing down enough. very different picture now. evaluations really have to make a lot of adjustments especially because last earnings season we saw a lot of optimism from companies declaring pricing power and optimism over the reopening in china. very different story now because the focus is on financial stability. with recess

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ah, the lebanese forces led by by shears m i n began cooperating with israel and the israeli army kristin units were trained by israel as the civil war continued to rage by sheer jamielle was elected lebanon's new president. previously, the pillow and its allies had withdrawn from bay root and southern lebanon under the supervision of italian, british and multinational troops. but the stable lebanon, israel had hoped for, failed to materialize. a more sad schon liberty to shallow than most, had failed massively in this endeavor. we thought we had the situation under control issues. i personally thought the same robot anita. we lost our grid on all of it. woman, if shortly smoking just a few weeks after his inauguration by sheer g m i l, was killed in a bomb attack, blamed on the syrian intelligence agency. shortly before his death was m i l had made pledges to strengthen ties with israel. his assassination triggered the sabra and shatila massacre in september 1982 the ring the bell. i'm sharing with the according to our correspondence reports, palestinian refugees have been massacred in w

reporter: yeah, larry and kristin. plenty of snow coming down. the city of south lake tahoe has issued an emergency declaration preparing for severe flooding and the record snowfall already this season. to give you an idea of the snowfall, we are live at the city's snow dump you see behind me. i'm not even going to guess how many feet of snow is towering above us, but i can tell you the city has tracked 500-ish inches of snow so far this season. compare that with up to 7 inches of rain. there's no question this week and will be dangerous. the city of south lake tahoe, on high alert, as he -- as the atmospheric basin is bringing severe flooding and near record snowfall. >> this is remarkable. some areas have massive amounts of snow. reporter: the battalion chief and fire marshal says her crews are worried heavy rainfall could collapse roofs and threaten structures. >> some neighborhoods have probably 8-10 feet in the city and county areas even more so. with the snow load and the weight sitting on the roofs, we have significant concerns coming up w

. >>> the man convicted of killing kristin smart learned how long he'll spend in prison. in october jurors in monterey county convicted paul flores of murdering smart back in 1996. she was a freshman at cal poly when she disappeared. flores was sentenced to 25 years to life in prison. flores' father ruben, was acquitted in october of being an accessory after the fact. he was accused of helping his son paul hide kristin's body which has never been found. >>> days before he's due to report in prison, a defeat for convicted their nose executive sunny balwani. he's due to surrender thursday to serve 13 years for investor fraud. jurors convicted him on 12 counts for his role in their nose. >>> we are seeing record lows in our king salmon population. fishery managers are calling for a complete ban on fishing them this season. that ban would include all of california and parts of oregon. the projected number of king salmon has dropped to its lowest level since 2008. until now that was the only time we saw a complete ban on fishing king salmon. scientists point to the drought as

good to talk to you, kristin stoller, deputy editor of forbes founders, who oversaw the 30 under 30 listebook and instagram, is poised to cut thousands more jobs this week — that's according to reports. the fresh round of cost cutting comes in addition to the i3% cuts to the workforce announced previously. it's all part of boss mark zuckerberg's plans to make 2023 the "year of efficiency". nissan has had its credit rating cut to junk by the ratings agency s&p. it blamed weaker than expected earnings from the japanese car—maker, and a tough outlook for the year ahead. s&p said supply chain disruptions would continue to have an impact on car components this year, and demand for new vehicles in the us and europe is set to fall. let me show you the numbers across europe, it sets the tone, it is wait and see, we have heard testimony from america's central bank about the direction of interest rates which is why markets are not too sure. don't forget, you can get in touch with me and some of the team on twitter, i'm @bbcbenthompson there is much more on the business pages of the bbc website on

let's just say i order food for kristin and she knows. when itrrivesshi don'evw, larrys only a problem if the pizza shows up and you have to pay? but if the person had to prepay, you are like, what's the problem? meteorologist: yeah. i think whoever's doing this, either as a computer glitch, or a nice gesture on the part of a good samaritan, saying, here, let me feed the neighborhood. larry: the guy got 30 sandwiches. i don't think that is a good samaritan [laughter] karina: i won't complain if somebody wants to send free food to my house. [laughter] meteorologist: but there are so many different theories as to why this is happening. it might be a marketing ploy. some people interviewed about this think it is bored rich kids sending people free food. hey, rich kids, our address here at kgo is -- [laughter] kristen: high prices may not be the only thing you have to worry about on your next shopping trip. someone may be watching you. we have a look at what's happening. reporter: a supermarket's use of facial recognition, raising privacy con

kristin vartan. >> also in nevada county photos show the rescue of a pony named danny. i guess that standing after he was rescued. >> he escaped the barn this week. he was stuck in more than 6 feet of snow stranded under a tree for days and only 100 yards from the house. i guess they were able to feed them. the nevada county sheriff's animal rescue team did step in and help to danny, as you see now safely back in the barn with his owners. all right. now to our 4 zone forecast as we take a live look 80 near donner summit. kron four's chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. joining us now with expected to go how they are. >> roads clear but getting back might be tough. yeah. it's going to be rough. it's going to be hit miss coming back. the storms that are moving in very cold, unusually cold for this time of year. and that means snow levels going to be very low again with the storms that are coming in now. so we're going to get the rain here. they're getting a lot of snow bringing to see some snow on our mountains. that's how cold the storms are for march out there. right no

that is , all the standards of adult sports were more respected and our correspondent, kristin kamysh, went to kuzbass to get acquainted with future champions, who are still known only in narrow circles. the scale for us, perhaps, just such a characteristic is suitable for the second international sports games, the children of asia, and even though those delegations arrived at 5 in the morning at the airport, they were hospitably greeted with songs and dances, the kuznetsk coal basin allowed the competitions to swing. for those, who reached the maximum age of 16 for 4 cities, kemerovo tashtagol on novokuznetsk and mezhdurechensk one of the main results. after all, these are the indicators of children during the competition, and which have been achieved. here is someone who has improved his personal time. well, the most important thing, of course, is the friendship and experience that athletes from the republic of belarus are participating in. this, of course, was done primarily so that children could compete, and they should not be held hostage to the games of some politicians. good l

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to talk about just that with kristin holmes. all right, the former house speaker nancy pelosi calls trump's claim that he's on the brink of being arrested and the subsequent calls for protests reckless. but senator lindsey graham calls it a selective prosecution. how do you think this will play out politically for candidate trump? >> well, look. it really depends on who you ask. if you are talking to the former president or any of his advisers or allies, they say this will help him. lindsey graham in that same statement said the prosecutor in new york has done more to help donald trump get elected president than each single person in american history. they actually believe this. they believe this will help the former president. of course, there are questions about, does this help in a general election or a primary? when it come to just republicans, we are already seeing republicans rally around former president trump. obviously, we mentioned lindsey graham. we heard from a number of 2024 hopefuls including mike pence. take a lis

joining me now is doctor kristin brandi, chair of the board of physicians for reproductive health asan, gynecologist, who provides abortion pair in new jersey. doctor, good to have you on. tell me what happens in practical terms if this drug is revoked? are there other options out there, like i said, is just using one or not at all? outlaw mother stopping this medication would mean for countless women across the country. >> thank you so much for having me. if we lose mr. press don't it will be turning back the clock on over 20 years of research and medical evidence and about 5 million people's experience on how to use this medication safely. >> like i mentioned you know exactly what's gonna happen but we suspect that one of the drugs, mifepristone, which is used in the most common drugs around medication abortion miscarriage management will be pulled off the shelves and no longer be able to be used. while this is really concerning, and we want to let people know that there are alternative regiments. typically we used to medications, mifepristone and -- that it's been shown to be the

kristin holmes, cnn, iowa. >>> and seven virginia deputies are charged with murder after aen that diedcustody. the 28-year-old burglary suspect was being taken to a hospital when authorities say he became combative and had to be restrained. >>> dallas police say a vehicle hit three people on horse back killing one, two of the horses also died. it is believed the animals had been stolen. police don't expect to charge the driver of the vehicle. >>> a man who served as chief of staff to former maryland governor larry hogan is now considered a fugitive. u.s. marshals are searching for roy hk mcgrath after he did not show up for his fraud trial. >>> and facebook slashing its workforce yet again and what mark zuckerberg is saying about it. >>> and protests s in pakistan after r police try to arrest th former prime minister. ♪ ♪ we're reinventing our network... ...with smarter, more efficient routes... ...so you can deliver more value to your customers. fast. reliable. perfectly orchesated. the united states postal service. you know, there's a thousand billionaires iamerica, it■s up from abou