kristin white: oh really? ashley roberts: tell me. kristin white: yeah, it's so beautiful. sort of the sister church to st. peter's. so they started building it in like the 1870s. then, on the eve of its completion, they had a roof and everything. and then they were just like overit.com, like not going to finish it. and then, in the 1920s, there was a hurricane that took off the roof. and it's basically been deteriorating ever since, sort of into this beautiful ruin. they use it for weddings, special events. it's just a beautiful, sacred space. i dig it. ashley roberts (voiceover): for centuries, bermuda served as a naval base during wartime, and is, therefore, home to several historic forts. with the largest and most impressive, being fort st. catherine. girl, this is a room with a view. isn't it spectacular? i mean--

by covid kristin. it's been a few years. it's great to see you. >> great to see you too, kristin. >> your father, mark, was one of the earlier victims of covid, right? tell us about his circumstances as he was actually living in arizona. >> so i had one foot in a state that wasn't taking it as seriously as another foot in california, and especially the bay area, where we took swift action. our public health officials came together and we all, as a community, made decisions and sacrifices that saved countless lives. um, unfortunately, the state of arizona was quick to reopen and ended up having some of the worst health outcomes and in the entire country as compared to us in the bay area in san francisco , having some of the best, right? >> and i'm so sorry for the loss of your father. and i know for the past two years you've been advocating for national memorial to covid to remember him and all the other victims, right? >> that's right. we're working for permanent memorials, both in the mall, uh, in dc,

this is just the beginning for kristin juszczyk, guys. >> oh, we can see that.oker? >> let's go check and see what's going on as far as our weather is going on. here we go, come on, check it out. we've got some weather, a little shower activity and some snow developing into the southwest. we are going to be watching for much cooler conditions making their way into the northeast i should say, the northwest part of the plains, but 70s and 80s down through the gulf, 70s down through florida. and temperatures will be warming up in the northeast. but in the meantime, we have strong storms firing up in the plains, mountain snows through the rockies as part of that system makes its way through through texas, we'll be looking at sunshine, although this weekend, the panhandle might see a little light snow, upwards of >>> good thursday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. we are going to have one last chance of spotty showers for this afternoon. but it starts out clear and cold across the bay area this mornea mid 60s. saturday is looking nice. perfect weather for sunday.

really appreciate you coming on. >> thanks, kristin. >> all right. you can submit your opinion essay to the san francisco standard on their website, sf standard.com. and abc7 will continue to bring you more segments featuring the standards city focused journalism twice a week right here on getting answers. and remember, abc7 news is streaming 24 over seven. you can get our app and join us whenever you want. wherever you two very different visions for california. steve garvey, the leading republican, is too conservative for california. he voted for trump twice and supported republicans for years, including far right conservatives. adam schiff, the leading democrat, defended democracy against trump and the insurrectionists. he helped build affordable housing, lower drug costs, and bring good jobs back home. the choice is clear. i'm adam schiff, and i approve this message. from around the bay area. i'll see you >>> tonight, breaking news. for the first time ever, the mother taking the stand, charged in her son's deadly school shooting. you will hear wha

. >> kristin and mariana of columbus, ohio, first went viral on tiktok for this video, showing folks they help their bird, maya still flap and go the distance despite missing half of a wing and all of her toes. >> she's a baby, but in fact, kristin and mariana actually have three birds, and due to various disabilities, none of them are able to take flight. >> they rescued merlin here after she survived a house fire, and in the past six years, as you can tell, she has kind of chosen a favorite. >> i know i'm the other woman. yeah daddy, daddy, daddy. >> and then there's pistachio, the elder statesman of the family, while the other two are 26 years old. pistachio who was rescued from a breeding facility , is estimated to be between 60 and 80 years old. >> every morning he gets on top of his cage and he kind of does this little shuffle, and we call it his silver sneakers. jump in the rover and come over to your friends up the years there, buckeye state aviary has become pretty popular on social media, but if they get any media requests, hello, their agent is on the call. >> and while kr

. >> reporter: kristin miller has been a football fan for years. >> i've always watched the super bowlporter: best friend malley richardson credits taylor for bringing her on board. >> i started watching football more when she started attending the games. i loved to see what she wears every week. basically to me like a modern-day david beckham and victoria. i will tell you that i am a huge football fan now. i finally understand the excitement of when somebody gets a touchdown on the team you want to win. >> reporter: and they're going all-out for their party. >> we made garlands that look like friendshipees, skewers for our cocktails that have friendship beads on it that spell out super bowl, chiefs. we love the 87 charcuterie we made, it's travis' number. it's been so exciting since she's joined the nfl chat, really. >> and the chiefs kingdom. now we are a part of the chiefs kingdom too, or feel like we are. my husband is thrilled because he can now talk football with me. thank you, taylor, for connecting me and my husband even more. >> as you can see, i already have so much stuff for

very, very much, kristin fisher reporting for us to our viewers. thanks very much for watching. i'm wolf blitzer in the situation room. i'll be back saturday 04:00

kristine k kristine romans has the more >> the waffles are a dollar cheaper than eggo's. >> reporter: they're being called dupes, less-expensive alternatives or private labels and the social media generation loves them >> let's compare a dupe to the real thing >> it's kind of flipping the script on our current generation keeping up requestwith the jones >> exactly this is a clear response to the economic pressure. >> reporter: after years of higher prices and shrinking packaging, consumers now have the upper hand and retailers know it. target this week expanding its store brand of items that sell for less than name brands to more than 2,000 items. chinese super discount retailer, timu running three super bowl ads to reach consumers who are sick of high prices. coke and mcdonald's are reporting sales fell after they raised prices. so do kraft heinz. newly-frugal consumers may slow price hikes, but economists say don't expect prices to go back dow down to pre-pandemic levels, as deflation would be a different head headache >>> we'll tell but the new name for the california royals. >>> a

we're joined now by cnn, space and defense correspondent kristin fisher. kristin, we've learned in recent minutes, basically that this lander it's now not necessarily upright anymore. what happened >> odysseus basically just didn't quite stick the landing. we now know that the little lunar lander, one of its legs got caught on something, maybe iraq, maybe a boulder, and then it tipped over on a rock. so the ceo says, you know, yesterday they said it was upright. he says that they use that information made that statement based on stale telemetry are old data in space terminology, but there are some really good things that this lander was able to accomplish. it is communicating with the ground. it did land softly controlled. it landed within two to three kilometers of its target, which is really good, really difficult to do. solar cells are charging a majority of the payloads are working. >> and this is >> all after that incredible last minute fix that we were talking about that software patch, the ceo during this press conference just said when he heard abo

kristine lazar reports. >> reporter: how long have you guys been together? >> oops. >> reporter: married couple ted toussaint and hillary reynolds may not be on the same page about everything. but they are when it comes to money. >> are you always honest about your finances with your spouse? >> yes. yes. i am, actually. we both are. we've had to be really transparent. >> reporter: a new survey reveals that's not the case for many couples. >> we found that 42% of people who are currently married or living with their romantic partner have kept a financial secret from that person. >> reporter: ted rossman from bankrate says 30% admit spending more than their spouse or partner would approve of. 19% said they have a secret savings account. and 18% acknowledged having a secret credit card. gen z-ers are most likely to commit financial infidelity, followed by more than half of millennials. the numbers are lower for gen x-ers and baby boomers. >> i think also the fact that people are getting married later is leading people to get more entrenched in their habits. and

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kristin haran is karmen's sister. >> she was a gorgeous strawberry blond, feisty. very outgoing young woman who loved her son more than anything in the whole world. they were just like two peas in a pod. >> it was a monday afternoon, the week before halloween. nick and christina got off the school bus and walked home together. cobb county prosecutor jesse evans. >> first thing they did is go downstairs to see if they could find nick's mom. her car was there. she should be there. >> while christina stayed by the door, nick went inside. someone was there, but not his mom. >> nick turned the corner and he saw something move across the bedroom down the long hallway. >> it was a dark figure wearing gloves and a mask. the stranger suddenly stabbed nick and left him for dead. >> as he's laying there on the floor, he actually sees his perpetrator run from the house. christina began really freaking out. she was terrified. >> christina ran upstairs to her apartment to get help. her baby-sitter katheryn was there with her boyfriend scott. they hurried downstairs. >> christina

>> thank you very much kristin. i think we are truly diverse and trade in mexico. partner number one of the u.s. last year with about $800 billion trade and if we are partner number one at the u.s. it means we have an incredible effort in both countries in order to start this trend. mexico received the most important foreign investmentsmon its history and what is interesting is that in many of the companies that have invested in mexico decides that they are looking for human capitol. if you speak with the people of tesla, tesla announced its new factory, they say that they found out that they would have a source of mexico that will work for their factory and that was one of the most important aspects. another thing that i can say is that when mexico exports we have 40% of u.s. previous imports so in mexico exports the u.s. is also exporting. and what this shows you is that mexico and the u.s. are not just trade partners but that we are producing together. there are many many companies and many that come and go several times and they are produced together so it's no

i'm kristin zee. we'll get to all those stories in just a minute. but first, some not so sweet news on this valentine's day. the rain has returned and we are on storm. watch today's storm is a level one on our exclusive abc seven news storm impact scale. we are expecting scattered showers as we head into the evening. if you have plans tonight, abc seven spencer christian is here now to track the hour by hour forecast. hey spencer. >> hey, kristen, you may not love today's valentine's day weather, but get ready to embrace the rain because we have a lot of it coming our way. here's a look at live doppler seven. you can see we've been talking about this series of storms all week long. and of course, the first and the weakest in the series is hitting us right now with mainly lightrillionainfall and showers, but there will be some locally heavy downpours from time to time. a stronger storm comes in on saturday. you can see that's not too far away right now. then on monday, an even stronger storm yet so let's take a look at what we have right now. we have

kristine berzina, thank you very much for coming on the programme.k ou. ., ~ much for coming on the programme. thank ou. ., ,, ,, around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. let's look at some other news now. the conservative mp for bournemouth east device i would says campaigners outside his house was a step too far. —— tobias ellwood. he was believed to have been at home. no arrests were made. violence and abuse against shop workers rose to 1,300 incidents a day last year according to a leading trade body. incidents against staff were up by 50% in the year to september 2023, up from 870 incidents a day the year before. the british retail consortium criticised the "woefully inadequate" action taken by the government to address the "crisis". radio 2 has announced that liza tarbuck will present a special love songs programme to pager b to steve wright, who died at the age of 69. “ pay wright, who died at the age of 69. —— pay tribute to steve wright. you're live with bbc news. the israel—gaza war now. israel will press ahead with its offensi

i'm kristin zee, thanks for joining us. before we get to those interviews, we're dealing with some more rain today and some of it pretty heavy. abc seven weather anchor spencer christian has the accuweather forecast. spencer aren't we done yet? >> no. i wish i could say yes. kristin not quite yet. you characterized the storm correctly. it's mainly a light storm, but there have been some pockets of heavy downpours and some places have gotten a drenching while others have not gotten much at all. here's a look at live doppler seven. you can see how widely scattered the system is in general, but there are some places right now, especially over in the east bay, where we have some pretty steady downpours. in fact, from, well, hayward right now down to milpitas and over out to livermore and then down into the east foothills there you can see it's some pretty steady downpours and isolated areas, but generally we're looking at lightrillionain now back up to the golden gate into san francisco. here you can see an area of rain offshor

since he bought twitter, become even more polarizing, kristin. you know, you talked about all the things that are going on t tesla. he just lost this pay package case and a delaware court. they have kind of gone after him on the twitter side. do you feel that elon musk generates -- we know he generates an inordinate amount -- shall we say office of government attention, but ou think it is fair that people want to go after him because he is elon musk and richer than everybody? >> brian, that's a great question. i would say, in the case of the a grievances, he is actually not achieving enough attention. yes, he creates a lot of attention on his own platform you know, whether he should have a platform, whether that should have been taken private. that's a whole other discussion. yet, we, as investors, really do need to see the board remaking him in. in our opinion, they have failed to do so thus far. so, we want to see the attention happening, you know, the pay package that was deemed egregious and excessive. and could that, or should that happen in

cnn's kristin fisher is back with me. in kristen, i think we've gotten the major news who's from that news conference? i don't think we're going to get photos. i think that's pretty clear. they said something about stale telemetry. do you want to explain what that means? >> stale telemetry or old telemetry, old data coming from the spacecraft. the reason steve altemus, the ceo of intuitive machines, came out and said that is because yesterday, the company put out a post on x and said that the lunar lander, odysseus, is upright. after that press conference, just there you can see that that was not the case that odysseus had indeed tipped over. steve altemus said that a leg got caught and that it tipped over on a rock. so i think steve was it's really kind of going out of his way to say, hey, we're not deliberately misleading all of you by saying it was up we just had old telemetry, old data. >> is that how these people talk stable telemetry instead of just saying we had stayed all data. >> hey, that's better than some of t

cnn's kristin fisher with a story on a tiny but mighty discovery in outer space. >> he's sitting on top of this spacex rocket when it launched in january, was the first surgical robot bound for outer space. >> so mira is a small surgical robot >> mira made by a company called virtual incision, arrived at the international space station in february. and on he today, it did something that's never been done before. >> saturday was the first time that surgical robot in space was controlled by surgeons on earth to perform simulated surgical activities, virtual incision provided cnn with exclusive video, has six surgeons at the company's headquarters in lincoln, nebraska, took turns parading the robot after it was powered up by nasa astronauts, roughly 250 miles above, the adrenaline was pumping and i could feel my heart pounding it was it was really exhilarating, but at the same time, once i saw that robotic device doing the things that i'm used to it doing settled down dr. michael job's says he's already performed 15 surgeries with mira during clinical trials on human patients. here on eart

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so kristin isn't wrong for coworkers to come into work when they're still sick? >> my policy at my company is if you are contagious, stay home because i would much rather have one person stay home and get well, then try to come in and tough it out. and the next thing i know, half my company is sick, the next week it is the courteous thing to do that if you are contagious, stay home and you know, if you're contagious, if it's early enough and you're sneezing and coughing, i mean, you know, this is this is why i think it's important for employers to have good trust and relationship so what their employees where they can say, you know yourself, you know what you're capable of, you know, if you have just a tiny little sniffles, you're not going to give it to anybody else. just work from home. you can tough it out verses trying to pressure people to grit his boss, boss boss. yes. but it turns out that there are some bosses who we're not as nice. and as trusting as kristen is. take a look at this recent survey. 24% of managers, then workers who take sick days often lie

kristin holmes is "out front." this is a very different strategy than we've just seen. what more are you learning? >> reporter: well, erin. that's right. we've seen trump turn these courtroom appearances into campaign events, an opportunity to cry election interference, talk about political persecution. just the idea that he's not showing up on thursday or isn't expected to is a marked change. it's an implication how carefully he and his team is handling this in the court that is the highest in the land. we're told by sources donald trump knows how high the stakes are. there's really no up side to him attending the argument. i was told by one source close to the inner circle that there were some people who thought that his antics in the courtroom, storming out were not helpful in the case, in the e. jean carroll case, new york fraud case. now his advisers say it's purely logistical. nevada caucuses are thursday night. he'll be out there and giving a victory speech because he is expected to win there, but logistically speaking, it is three hours behind. he has a private

if you only do a few of those components, you are not going to solve the problem and kristin, that is not a republican talking point. >> we have a great panel this morning to break down all of the news from this weekend. my panel here is kristin holmes and andrew from punch bowl news and jasmine from "the washington post." good morning to all of you. and andrew, you are into the halls of the senate. talking to members as i am every day. it was interesting just over the weekend, the speaker tried to preempt the senators saying they're going to move on a stand alone israel bill. israel and ukraine aid will be tied to this massive border package. the border must be dealt with first and then we could deal with the other issues. this is all going to happen in the senate. the speaker doing something different. but the question now is before the senate. trump is opposed, the house republicans are throwing cold water on it. what is your reporting telling you about that the likelihood that 11 republicans will vote to get to 60 votes. they need more because democrats will oppose it too. but wha

kristin larry. all right. thank you. sandhya. san francisco's famous corpse flower is about to bloom again. >> it's expected to happen on sunday, lasting for just a few days. during that time, the plant will grow up to ten feet tall and give off what's described as a foul stench. i've smelled it. that smell attracts flies, which then pollinate it. the flower, nicknamed mirage, lives at the california academy of sciences in golden gate park. >> the amorphophallus titanum is a special plant because it's an endangered species, and it's endemic to western sumatra, where there are less than 1000 individuals left in the wild. >> uh- horticulturalists say mirage is blooming at an unusual early time. and because of its age, it may never bloom again. yeah you can visit the big stinky bloom sunday through thursday at the academy's indoor rainforest. don't be put off. it's really unique and worth visiting. >> it seems pretty big to fremont filmmaker making his mark, all thanks to his grandmother's how the pandemic played a role in his oscar

kristine lazar reports. >> reporter: how long have you guys been together?. oops. >> reporter: married couple ted toussaint and hillary reynolds may not be on the same page about everything. but they are when it comes to money. >> are you always honest about your finances with your spouse? >> yes. yes. i am, actually. we both are. we've had to be really transparent. >> reporter: a new survey reveals that's not the case for many couples. >> we found that 42% of people who are currently married or living with their romantic partner have kept a financial secret from that person. >> reporter: ted rossman from bankrate says 30% admit spending more than their spouse or partner would approve of. 19% said they have a secret savings account. and 18% acknowledged having a secret credit card. gen z-ers are most likely to commit financial infidelity, followed by more than half of millennials. the numbers are lower for gen x-ers and baby boomers. >> i think also the fact that people are getting married later is leading people to get more entrenched in their habits. and e

on that let's bring in our retail guru, kb advisor kristin bentz.urprised first of all was you at this report? >> you know me, charles, i wasn't surprised at all. charles: tell us why. >> things are good, things are food out there in the middle class. things are good out here on these streets. while the rest of, the market and media was so shocked that things aren't going so well, consumers are strapped. they're in a credit hangover with buy now pay later. all those chickens are coming home to roost in february. so it's no surprise that non-store sales were down when everybody spent everything they had in december for christmas and then if you add on, like your previous guest just said, car insurance is insane. charles: right. >> people are starting to default on their car loans. it is just, you know, the middle class consumer is really just drowning right now, and now we're seeing it in real time. charles: what is amazing to me, kristin, the economists that come on though, they always say as long as people have a job they will keep spending. i mean

. >> kristine in oakland michigan hi kristina. >> hi. thank you for letting me speak to you and you are so near and dear to me. i'm 78 years old so i'm one of those people. i too was raised catholic.in mys always a bit of it. what happened to me is i don't care what religion is judaism muslim christian. i see it is all politics now. religion inas my mind has turned into just being politics with power and money. all these evangelicals who are so into trump none of them are practicing christianity and if you believe in that theology you should bee living according to what taught and i don't see that. >> i want to take your point. ryan burge. >> kristine iss making important point aboutds how we understand the words of the word evangelical has been part of the lexicon for hundreds of years in america but what's fascinating is the data is pointing more and more to the fact that evangelicals have become aea political moniker more than a theological one so in 2008 about 16% of self-identified evangelicals attended attended church lesson once y

the first file run in zero gravity was a success as cnn's kristin fisher reports >> now, sitting on topcex rocket when it launched in january, was the first surgical robot bound for outer space. >> so mirror is a small surgical robot, mira, made by a company called virtual incision, arrived at the international space station in february. and on saturday, it did something that's never been done before. all right. saturday was the first time that surgical robot in space was controlled by surgeons on earth to perform simulated surgical activities virtual incision provided cnn with exclusive video, has six surgeons at the company's headquarters in lincoln, nebraska, took turns operating the robot after it was powered up by nasa astronauts, roughly 250 miles above, the adrenaline was pumping i could feel my heart pounding. it was it was really exhilarating, but at the same time once i saw that robotic device doing the things that i'm used to it doing settled down dr. michael jokes to says he's already performed 15 surgeries with mira during clinical trials on human patients. here on earth. b

it says a lot when you ask the candidate and the campaign, as i have, as kristin welker did, what doese in south carolina? do you have to win not just because it's your home state but because you have yet to win a state on the map? haley is not laying this state as a must win, as least not by her success metric. she's saying she needs to prove she's still on an upward trajectory. she's doing better here than she did in new hampshire. that was the same metric she laid in new hampshire, that she had to do better there than iowa. we are watching them make the case, continuing to campaign in the state, continuing to press her message she's a former two-term governor and people remember what that was. what we saw here this morning and we have seen over the last several days is that the trump campaign is willing to counterprogram her at every turn. they are willing do it with people who were former allies, who nikki haley herself helped stay on the ballot or in mace's case, helped wing in 2022. >> ashley, you have been doing reporting on donald trump's anger toward nikki haley for not droppi

danny, kristin, thanks so much. both of you. we continue to wait for an update on the status of that spacecraft on the moon outfront. next, breaking news. the former fbi informant charged with lying about the biden's business dealings with ukraine has just been arrested. again, why we're going to the latest next plus the mypillow ceo tonight ordered to pay $5 to the man who proved him wrong. when it comes to his 2020 election, lives the man set to get that money. he's next >> candidate, john edwards cheated on his cancer-stricken wife, had a baby with his girlfriend, and then tried to pass it off as a campaign staffers kid. >> we're here to get your side of the story. did your intimate relationship with him begin that night? yes. >> how did you end up with the sex tape of john edwards and reopened tabloid trash is full alive. >> donner was believed he could outsmart anyone's on the campaign trail is still running for president. >> what did he think was going to happen? >> because all based on a lie, united states of scandal with

. >> kristin fisher, you know, your stuff. thank you. very, very much, kristin fisher reporting for us to our viewers. thanks very much for watching. i'm wolf blitzer in the situation room. i'll be back saturday 04:00 p.m. eastern for special coverage of the south carolina republican primary until then. thanks very much once again for watching the news continues next on cnn outfront, next shot down one of putin's >> prized spy planes crashes to earth. ukraine, taking credit now, as the war with russia hits two years. so what are russians think about putin's invasion? will be live in moscow plus potential new trouble for fulton county. da fani willis, new cell phone data is raising questions it's about the timeline of her relationship with her top prosecutor in the trump election case and voters in south carolina hours away from heading to the polls in the next crucial republican primary, nikki haley trying to close the gap with trump, will her tough attacks today help? let's go out friday good evening. >> i'm jim sciutto in again tonight

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kristine: thank you. >> around the world and across the u.k., this is bbc news. focus on other news now. the you from bournemouth -- the conservative representative from bournemouth says the protest outside of his house went too far. dozens of people with banners and flags were there on monday but no arrests were made. violence and abuse rose to 200 incidences a day last year. incidences against staff were up by 50% in september of 2023 . a consortium criticized the woefully inadequate action taken by the government to address the crisis. liza tarbuck will present a special love songs program in honor of steve wright, who died on sunday night. we are bbc news. next to the israel and gaza war. israel will press ahead with its offensive against hamas despite international warnings. wichman netanyahu says it will happen after civilians are allowed to leave the area. in gaza, a hospital is taking a look at these images verifieby the bbc. people leaving the hospital. israel defense forces says its troops were opening up a secure route but it did not intend to evacuate

yeah, kristin and janet. >> he's just about had it. he has customers to feed employees to pay, and not enough time in the day to call police and call for repair. he's wondering if he needs to call it all off. >> it's a lot of stress. it's frustration. oswaldo sanchez is fed up. >> he manages agave uptown restaurant in oakland, which has been broken into three times in the past three weeks since it opened in 2016 at 22nd and broadway. it's been burglarized 22 times. >> i have to, like, find a way to, like, get attention from you know, police department, governor, mayor, whoever it is, because they really need to stop this. >> at about 445 in the morning thursday, this man forced the lock and went straight to the bar. he picked up a bottle of mezcal, which is alcohol made from the agave plant. he even took time to read the label. he left with just the bottle, but caused more damage to the door. the crime cars are just driving us, you know. >> too crazy. >> especially when it keeps happening over and over again. last week, these guys firs

kristin set her super bowl vest will be auctioned off, and the money will go to the national breast canceroundation. by the way, the soon-to-be 30 old designer will be on the today show tomorrow morning right here on nbc. today, we also had a chance to sit down exclusively with 49ers owner jed york he has now been in charge of this family franchise for 15 years, and jed, you're still only 42 years old. interesting, catching up with him in las vegas. pretty cool to run a multibillion-dollar nfl franchise. we've seen it. it has not been easy for him to we have seen missteps, but we've also seen jed york recover and start to find his groove. he said no pressure going into sunday's game. >> felt more pressure the first two, right? i know what it's like to lose a super bowl, and i'm still alive. it didn't kill me. and i think that is the attitude i feel i'm taking, and knowing the core group of guys we are here with, we don't need to look outside our locker room to ask what it's like to be here. >> reporter: york, very reflective about his players and his own family. his parents and twin sister

. >>> the biggest 49ers but so far, talking fashion, fashion maven kristin juszczyk, the wife of kylezczyk . shoes giving fans a small snake teacup super bowl outfit. designed viral custom jackets worn by the likes of taylor swift and others. she signed a licensing deal with the nfl. >>> still ahead, crime concerns reach new levels in oakland. a denny's restaurant the latest longtime business closing near the oakland airport. where does the city go from here? >>> what areas are likely to get flooded when the next storm rolls around? meteorologist vianey arana looking at a new set of maps to help us move forward. what trending story would you like to see later on? we have all poll on instagram. a little more time to vote. password sharing crackdowns, auction begins for lionel messi paper na two leading candidates for senate. two very different visions for california. steve garvey, the leading republican, is too conservative for california. he voted for trump twice and supported republicans for years, including far right conservatives. adam schiff, the leading democrat, defended democra

kristin fisher, miles o'brien, j. bell. thanks so much and keep it here for coverage of the moon landing ahead. i'm going to talk with nasa administrator bill nelson about the significance of this mission and coming up next on the lead, a brand new decision today from the judge overseeing trump's civil fraud case, where he's been ordered to pay $355 million stay with us this room with wolf blitzer didn't night it sits on cnn >> if you struggle with cpac you should check out, inspire inspire sleep apnea, innovation, learn more and view important safety information at inspire sleep.com with thyroid disease. i hit from the camera and i wanted to hide from the world >> for years. >> i thought my ted was beyond help but then i asked my dr. about to pesa to pesa is the only medicine that treats ted at the source, not just the symptoms in a clinical study more than eight out of ten patients taking depressor had less i bouldering to pesa is an infusion and may cause infusion reactions. tell your dr. right away, if you experience fa

the mouse around the screen just by thinking >> let's learn more about this technology from kristin wehle. she's associate professor of neurosurgery and physiology at the university of colorado school of medicine professor. thank you so much for being with us this afternoon. musk is not offered a whole ton of details about the outcome of this operation. so we're just going off his word here. what's your reaction to his announcement? do you have any skepticism? >> yeah. first, i thank you so much for having me. i'm you know, i think that this is it is an exciting development and it is, it's great to see more companies like neuralink joining the brain-computer interface space. >> but this is a >> really nontraditional type of announcement most research breakthroughs are announced in scientific literature and the results have been reviewed and validated by scientific peers. and so there is a degree of concern that maybe things really aren't as, as elon musk is describing them. so i would love to see these results being vetted by the scientific community. >> yeah, because let's be honest, som

. >> joining us now, cnn, space and defense correspondent kristin fisher. so what is mission control saying at this our kristen well, so far mission control isn't saying anything beyond the fact that they have equipment on the >> surface of the moon and that it is transmitting signals back to the mission control in houston, texas. so anderson, at the very least, this is a partial success according to the company. >> the big question now now is what condition is this lunar lander in? and can it send back pictures? we are still waiting on those first images one taken by the lander itself, and then another one. there's a little camera that popped off called the eagle cam. it popped off of the lander shortly before landing and so we should be getting images from that as well. that's what we're waiting for. >> but the >> fact that this spacecraft has even touched down on the surface of the moon and did transmit that signal is a pretty tremendous accomplishment in and of itself, the first time a private company has ever done this, the first time an american made

. >> kristin fisher, you know, your stuff. thank you very, very much. kristin fisher reporting for us that's wherever you are is thanks very much for watching. i'm wolf blitzer in the situation room. i'll be back saturday, 04:00 p.m. eastern for special coverage of the south carolina republican primary. till then. thanks very much once again for watching the news continues next on sienna >> tonight straight from the source, just hours away from the next crucial gop primary in nikki haley's home state of south carolina, the new attacks and the new fear for democrats if donald trump wins also the clock now ticking for donald trump pay up nearly half $1 billion for fraud, including interests. and vladimir putin paying the price today as president biden rules out, hundreds of new sales actions against russia as we approach the second anniversary of the invasion of ukraine. i'm brianna keilar in for kaitlan collins, and this is the source tonight, we're ten hours from the first polls opening in the first in the south, republican primary in south carolina. ni

they are looking for new donors to meet causes, growing needs. kristin salumi al jazeera, united nations, the okay, let's bring you some of the days of the news. now the electrical authority and el salvador says irregularities have been found in sundays. presidential votes, incumbent president need, but kennedy has declared victory even though a final results has not been announced. the supreme electrical tribunal now says ballots will be recounted manually. of hundreds of haitians have been protesting against prime minister ariel only ranks. schools and public offices have been closed and several cities where i demonstrate is blocked, major roads and the capital they want on me to resign, to failing to tackle the lies in crime and gang violence. and the country became to power off to the assassination of president juvenile, boise in 2022. and truly now, where authorities of the rest of the 2 people suspected of deliberately starting awhile, 5 on friday that spread to large parts of the central vall, apologize or region 123 depths, something confirmed. but that number is expected to rise

kristin in michigan. caller: it's me, christine. host: go ahead. caller: i heard president biden say that he wanted him to stay on the ticket. i think he should, too, so the people who want to work for him can. host: you don't think it should be the supreme court that makes that type of decision? caller: well i watched the whole thing and i don't think it should have never been sent to the supreme court. i just don't think that the colorado lady should have took it off. it should have been left on. host: understood. mary in winchester, california. hi, mary. we are listening to you. go ahead. caller: i think it's a shame that -- i would like to see trump on the ballot, but i think he should be on the ballot because he did inside an insurrection. we saw it on january 6. the supreme court is going to make their own decision, but i say, put him on the ballot. let's see if he gets voted for or not. but make sure that -- i think the biggest problem is, this has never come up before. but now that it has, it should be addressed as, he shouldn't be on the b

transmitting and welcome to the moon >> welcome to the moon, cnn space and defense correspondent kristin fisher is with us here. all right. christine, is this one of those one giant leap for mankind? is it a medium leap? i mean, what kind of leaf would you say this is? >> i think think it's safe to say it's a giant leap for the commercial space industry, which is now trying to build a lunar economy. and this is really the very early beginning phases of it. brianna, the company in two but if machines is now saying that the odysseus spacecraft has successfully landed on the moon, that it is standing upright and we just got this latest update from the company. they say odysseus is alive and well, flight controllers are communicating and commanding the vehicle to download science data the lander has good telemetry and so low charging, so according to intuitive machines, everything is looking good. but i think the big question now is the south pole of the moon is a tough spot in terms of getting communication from earth to the moon. we knew that was going to be a challenge, but it seems to be

miles stay with us kristin, stay with us. we're gonna stay on top of this story, joining us not icons who have inspired generations of space enthusiastic the former astronaut mae jemison, who became the first black woman in space back in 1992. and legendary star trek actor william shatner, who became the oldest person space as a passenger aboard the blue origin back in 2021. may let me start with you. we're waiting to see whether the odc is lunar lander will be able to land some recent moon missions have failed as we all know, what are the challenges and pulling this off as you see it right now? >> so speaking about challenges to landing on the moon, as you've heard, it's like finding the right place to land, whether or not you can do this autonomously makes a difference as well. what does that mean autonomous may means that everything that happens is right there. and i think miles brian use the example and i was going to be use is that when you have a human in the loop close up, you have the opportunity to make adjustments t

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let's acknowledge senator kristin mcdonald for getting it done. [applause] this year the senate and the house democratic legislative majority delivered a billion dollars in tax relief. this year seniors will keep more of what they earned and hundreds of thousands of working families will get refund checks putting money back in their pockets to help with groceries or gas or home repairs. we all know girls just want to have fun and pay down debt, so we did. since i took office week. don't $18 billion in state debt and brought the rainy day fund to an all-time high of nearly $2 billion. we even created a rainy day fund for the school and put nearly $500 million into it. we are making great strides and we won't back down in our fight to protect reproductive freedom. [applause] will michigander's past crop three to repeal the 1931 abortion ban thanks to the hard work of so many in this room including representative trotsky and to senator giese. and for every sweet child of ours in michigan, we have made school lunch and breakfast free of charge for eve

i want i know you'll be following >> every step of the way kristin fisher has always. thank you. >> and you will want to stick around for our 08:00 a.m. hour. we're going to speak to nastya administrator bill nelson about this historic mission >> also this morning, a new heartbreaking study just out finds it almost half of americans know someone who has died from an overdose are going to get into all of that ahead, stay with us what would you like to pay for your hotel room tonight? 180 569 or $155. same room, same >> service, just different prices. >> really up to you well, nobody asks you this a perception. but that's exactly what you're vargo does. chavaga compares hotel prices from hundreds of books >> so >> save yourself valuable time and money >> you chavaga >> compare hotel prices and save them for $30 a night hotel. >> chavaga this is an important message for people on medicare today. we are talking about medicare advantage plans. if you're new to medicare, moving are losing coverage called now for your free medicare benefits checkup and see if you're eligible