and so -- then she told kristin about it. kristin really liked it.g a show right now. she had told the makeup and hair people about this. they're all women. and they even wrote it like on the mirror, there's a little sticker that says this. >> jimmy: oh. >> her hair person, marie, maria, she's from colombia. so she has a great accent. and kristin was having the worst day of her filming career. and she came and sat in the chair. she just wanted to go home. maria came up to her and shouldn't, "just remember, kristin, you're a bitch." [ laughter ] "kristin, you're a bitch, and you're going to [ bleep ] everything up." [ laughter and applause ] weirdly, that worked. because it was so crazy and funny. it snapped kristin right out of her mood. >> jimmy: and molly got you a needlepoint of those words? >> she did, and i love it, such mixed messages. cute little babies, then all this profanity. somehow, yeah, it's empowering. >> jimmy: speaking of mixed messages, your daughters, how old are they? >> 9 and 11. >> jimmy: 9 and 11. they will drink beer. and when

and kristin hannah doing well. but another author that did almost twice as many just in the month of march was dave pitney of the series dog man. what is dog? man yes, so it's dave pilkey and dog man is a middle grade comic and graphic novel series. dave pilkey is i mean, i guess a similar story to kristin hannah where once a new release hits, he tops the bestseller list. but dave pilkey is one of the overall bestselling authors in the children's market. and his dog series is a very popular and then just staying on the children's for a while for folks who don't these numbers month after month in these reports they might be surprised that an author from the 1960s continues to have multiple bestsellers in the children's books. dr. seuss. yes. dr. is often the one overall bestselling author our dataset so we can look at bestselling titles. but then when we group i'll titles under a certain author and look it by author dr. seuss is often number one, if not certainly in the top five each year. he has a number of perenni

kristin?. he seems to be like teflon don. i'm not sure that his legal battles are going to have that much of a negative impact on him. i mean, i believe that they should, but, you know, he's clearly using it as a way to raise money for his legal bills, and he's using that, you know, platform he has just as he always does. moth moll matt, your thoughts on that this. >> i agree. the one thing that's hurting him is he's not on the campaign trail, and that tax him out of his rallies where he does also raise money, he registers people to vote. but he has to make lemons out of lemonade -- or lemonade out of lemons and try to use this as, look, there's a two-tiered justice system in this country. and in poll after poll, it's shown even democrats are saying most people would not be treated the same way as donald trump is being treated in that courtroom. molly: trump has tried to make the best of it. he's not doing these rafter-shaking rallies, but he went out to that construction site. that that looke

. >> hey, kristine.ould have your old room. >> some things may have changed at 30 rock over the last decade, but there's no question that one of snl's greatest will pick up right where she left off this weekend. kristen wiig returns for her fifth stint as host. we get a lot of stars and celebs here at 30 rock. i will freak out if i see her. she's one of my favorites. >> one of my favorites, too. kristin, if you're listening, bring back californians. >>> now to another nbc legend. conan o'brien is set to be on the "tonight show" as a guest. the late-night icon succeeded jay leno in 2009. leno then returned before ceding the desk to jimmy fallon. his new series hits max on april 18th. his new show, though, it tracks him traveling to places that he's met of his podcast guests. >> it's going to be great. another one we can't wait to see. >>> and fresh off celebrating his 25th anniversary, the matrix is coming back online. warner bros. announced that a fifth installment in the beloved franchise is in the work

we're kristin fisher is kristen and ton of people going there as well.ow are things shaping up for tomorrow? >> well jessica i have to say i'm jealous of derrick who has this leg guaranteed beautiful, clear sky tomorrow. but, i was one of those people that was actually supposed to be in carville in texas. and we made the jump to come here because we thought we'd get a better chance of seeing the eclipse, and we're not alone. we have seen so many people today say that they were planning to watch it in taxes, and now they're chasing the eclipse here to indianapolis. indianapolis has a ton going on. we're here at the white river state park where they have set up nashville indianapolis, napoli nashville. that's how you get the name. and so here they expecting about 20,000 people here tomorrow and they've set up hammock so you can actually watch the eclipse from a hammock are from some of their chairs. >> i was in when earlier, it's a pretty nice way to check out the sun and watch the spectacle of mother nature and this is the largest free event that they're

. >> oh, hey, kristine.ould have your old room. >> yeah, you like what we did with the place? >> kristine. i love it. some things may have changed. but there's no question that one of snl's greatest will pick up right off where she left ofleft ooff. i don't know if you've seen the repr reprise of the target lady. >> you saw in her box of things that she took from the room. there's maybe some indications of skits we will see. >>> now to another nbc legend in his own long-delayed homecoming. conan o'brien is set to appear on the "tonight show." the late-night icon succeeded jay leno for a six-month run in 2009. he then returned before krcedin the desk to jimmy fallon. his show hits max on april 18th. it's going to be a show where he meets some of the guests on his podcast. norway and argentina are set to be seen in that. >> nobody makes fun of himself better than conan o'brien. >>> the matrix is coming back online. warner bros. announced wednesday that a fifth installment in the beloved sci-fi action franchise

but n y u students and faculty say that the demonstrations were peaceful until the police arrived. kristin salumi alger 0 new york liberty stage media is reporting a woman and had 12 year old niece are among 3 people killed and is ready strike 6 of those were wounded. the attack dog at the home and heading and southern devon on the intensity of cross border flashing between his road and lebanese with hezbollah, has been rising as displaced tens of thousands of people on both sides of the border and left a trade of damage. the st. ahold of has been on patrol with un peacekeepers in southern lebanon, and the signs of war are visible almost everywhere along lebanon's border with isabel. this is a front line where there is little life after more than half a year of hostilities that began when hezbollah opened up a front to help. it's like him, us in casa, most of israel strikes have been focused on an area about 5 to 10 kilometers from the border. now we are crossing who am i going to see these riley person positions here, where i'm moving close to the blue line. and who knows when uh, shirley

over the next 6 to 12 months, and agreed with kristin. we are seeing a distant inflationary process and we are seeing cracks in the labor market. asked beck that it will weaken just enough that the fed will be able to cut in june. >> you do like >> i do. >> for the right reasons? they will be able to cut or will they have to cut? and you know the difference of what i'm alluding to. >> i do, of course. my sincere hope is that -- that's the wrong way to put it. that they are going to have to cut, that they are coming for the right reasons. what the greenspan moment that chair powell was having or was having a week ago. the idea that immigration and immaculate disinflation is good enough to avoid an uptick in inflation. i asked that we are going to have more inflation and more inflation volatility and more rate volatility for the next several years as a result of the inflationary backdrop we are in. >> you think the bulls need a rate cut this year for the market to continue to go up or not? i get the feeling kristin and dan will say no. not

kristine: yes absolutely we have data on this, there has been studies that looked at these any highlys of the elite of the wealthiest classes that i in things like for example, carbon taxes and limiting people's ability to consume eight, drive combustion engine cars and fly wherever they want to fly in the name of well because of climate change for example, three different values with regard to patriotism over this country should stand for and what its role the world is pretty when these are serious issues because it is from that upper highly educated elite class that early leaders of our institution come from the media and academic institutions, cultural institutions, so what we're finding is a real divide among what most people think and believe in the values order educated elite runner institutions valley that that divide is growing. trey: this was new present press secretary together will ask you a question on the other side. >> gas prices in grocery prices and big topics here in north carolina and it is mr. biden when the votes with people do not have as much disposable income. >

let's take you to new york and kristin slew music club the university. of course that is where was the student process originally began and there was a deadline. wasn't that kristin midnight on friday for these protests to come to an end for the times to come down? that's been and gone. and so what next? yeah, they 10 of the demonstrations here at columbia university and the gaza solidarity and cabinet remains intact on the campus behind me were not allowed on the campus at this time, which will be able to go later today. i have spoken to members of that encampment. however, and they tell me that they are. 2 continuing just with their demonstration and continuing with negotiations with the university administration, that's what led to putting off that deadline that was given by the administration initially in an attempt to have them clear the campus by midnight last night. they said there is progress being made and so the discussions will continue before calling in any sort of authority to try to uh, to try to remove them. most of the excitement we've se

kristin smart's body has never been found. >> new at five. another big change is coming for street vendors in san francisco after the city decided it is going to close the indoor market, they were placed in as a result of the street ban. ktvu tom vacar joins us live from 24th in mission tonight with what the vendors say. they believe will happen here in the days and the weeks ahead. tom >> yeah, well, this was a place this bart plaza, where both licensed and unlicensed vendors came, and it got to be very chaotic, chaotic. a lot of crime , a lot of trouble. and finally, everybody, licensed or not, was evicted. and now they're going to come back very, very close to here, but only the licensed ones, because that indoor system simply did not work out. on thursday mid-morning it was sunny, warm, quiet and pleasant on mission and 24th, as well as mission in 16th as police units stood by to make sure the ban on illegal vendors held, every vendor, including the licensed ones, were evicted, including jaime luna. >> the police says the first the third

look, yes, i believe, vitalik, well , you will need funds, working capital, they are, yes, they are, kristin, you are pathetic, how many years, it’s time to understand people, i asked that - you don’t see that he wants a refusal, i see, but there ’s no other way, something like little, i don’t know, call your friend, he understands your psychology, i’ve been living for a long time, well then go, but the language is not erase, you 'll excuse me again, but nothing, as it were, vital, whatever happened? see you at the tender, thank you, goodbye, sorry again, what’s wrong, thank you for dinner, halibut was very tasty. why didn't you eat dessert? any way to help? do you want to get hurt? well done, my favorite mug is cracked. we could have gone to any fucking restaurant. no, i called them home, specifically so that they could feel our home comfort, so that we could sit, have a good time, you know, you want to suffer. you must strike back. you can’t let her treat you like that, we’ll find you an assistant to help you recover, so he look i have, like alena, just like that, you will be sweet, no, th

let's see what happens in the next hour all right, let's bring kristin fisher back in, gustavo. thank you so much for that view. the clouds right now, not cooperating christian, but they have a little bit of time there in tori in mazatlan. we're watching the mazatlan. well, it just clicked out there for a second, but we're right on cue >> oh, here we go. all right, here, we, here we see, so we see, i think this is actually from torreon because you see that they have not begun their partial eclipse. is that this is mazatlan. >> we're getting all the views people but they have a little bit of time for the whether to cooperate. this is not imperative that it does right now. >> they do. they still have a little bit of time and, you know, you look at all the people kind of looking up at the sky and checking the weather and, you know hoping that the clouds are going to clear in time for their few moments of totality as we watch this, i'm struck by this interview that i did recently with a member of the navajo nation and, you know, we come out here and, you know, part part of our cultu

kristin welker joins us now. kristin, what is the latest there?ght foreign aid bills for israel and ukraine took a major step forward. they're headed for a vote on saturday. they're likely to pass. in an incredibly rare move, four democrats joined five of their republican colleagues to vote these aid packages out of committee. this committee, we call it the rules committee, almost always voted along party lines. but the fact democratic votes were needed underscores the extent to which some far right republicans still oppose more aid to ukraine. these developments overnight in iran undoubtedly will add more urgency to get aid to israel passed. this is a test for house speaker mike johnson. he has been on the job for six months. they're threatening to oust him. >> so where does that stand, kristin, this morning? is his job in jeopardy? >> well, savannah, technically his job is in jeopardy with those lawmakers dangling the possibility of trying to remove him. look, i had multiple conversations with republicans overnight, both in the house and in the

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kristin is the head of investment solutions. so, how are you feeling we are positioned into jobs friday where the messaging is like cuts are coming we just do not know when? kristin: the messaging is that cuts are still coming and even chair powell has been transparent in that he wants to see cuts at this -- at some point this year and he has to say that he does not have to see a material weakening in the labor market. if you try to parse through what we have seen it yet some mixed signals in terms of manufacturing hotter than expected and services softer. you can go through the job data today with jobless claims. i think all roads really point to inflation. understanding the wage backdrop will be important that there is not pressure on increased wages and then we really have to look for the cpi print. alix: it sounds like you are of the camp that the risk is no cuts or a hike because of inflation? kristen: no. we are in the camp that we will see cuts. we are anticipating in line with what the fed has told us with around two to

in the post justin's mother questions by guns were aimed at her son justin and his brother kristin. materialized force used against my son is deplorable. if these were the sons of a nonblack celebrity they would not have been handled with the same aggression. she revealed that justin and kristin combs has hired the same high powered lawyer who represents john gody jr. and el chapo. sean "diddy" combs continues to deny all the allegations against them all right. >> carley got some headlines. certainly do lawrence. largest fresh egg producer in the country has detected bird flu in chickens poultry farm a farm in michigan have been being effected 1.6 million hens and 337,000 young hens have been destroyed to contain the outbreak. the company that owns the poultry farm said it sells most of its eggs in the south florida governor ron stands. flight program press secretary says governor desantis championed the state's efforts to increase penalties for human trafficking and smuggling and crackdown on illegal aliens who commit crimes. this comes as a federal judge dismisses claims against d

well, jillian, kristin, when you say it like that, is there pressure in this game?an, come on, how much fun is this going to be tonight between the warriors and kings? you said it already. the play in tournament. the winner moves on to friday. get one more chance at it. and the loser. they're getting ready for the off season. we're here. it's a whiteout. it's going to be loud in sacramento. now these two teams actually played four times during the regular season. evenly matched, same record. but due to tiebreakers we're playing here in sacramento tonight. in fact, three of the four regular season games all decided by one point. that shows you how close these two teams are now the warriors, the much healthier team entering the contest tonight and hoping to channel that championship experience. >> back to uh- that game seven performance. everybody talks about my numbers, but it was everybody was, you know, engaged and locked in playing physical playing with desperation. and we're going to have to have that same type of mentality. kind of ironic, just everything that w

dan and kristin. but things are really changing out there.st, the d-backs tonight at 645. it's going to be partly cloudy and breezy. 60 degrees. i would take a hoodie if i were you because later on ninth inning we are talking about mid 50s, mostly cloudy and cooler. let's check out your weekend preview. it's going to be a nice one for all outdoor activities. morning fog on saturday followed by sun. little breezy out there. sunday is the warmer day, low 60s to the low 70s. we do have the fog on live doppler seven along with the higher clouds. tomorrow afternoon. fog hangs around near the coast. everywhere else you get the sunshine, but it is going to be a cooler day, upper 50s to the mid 70s. and here's your accuweather seven day forecast. don't worry, it will warm back up over the weekend just in time for any of your activities. and then next week the warmth holds on monday but not the case tuesday through thursday. temperatures are going in this direction and that's down. and we may introduce some rain as well later on in the week. dan and c

eastern time on monday in indianapolis kristin fisher, cnn about 99% of americans are expected to get a glimpse of at least a partial eclipse, but some are worried they may not get to see much with weather reports predicting clouds and severe storms and parts of the country we'd all just elisa raffa as the latest forecast >> we're watching those clouds so closely on the path of totality. it looks like we have a storm system though developing on the southern end of the path where a severe risk is growing for damaging winds, large hail, even isolated tornadoes from texas into oklahoma, arkansas, and louisiana. the good news is though it looks like the storms do blow up after the eclipse. we've got a couple of showers kinda right as the eclipse is starting that partial eclipse. and then they blow up right after that peak, probably after three or four clocks, you might have a one to two hour window to seek shelter if you're in a place like dallas outside, two watch the eclipse, though, it will come with cloud cover, mostly cloudy skies in dallas, temperatures in the 70s, one is your total

i'm kristin tsay. before we dive into those conversations with our experts, let's run through a few of today's top stories, because our 4 p.m. newscast today will be streaming only to bring you the nfl draft live here on air. all right, so top stories today pleasanton police are trying to determine the cause of wednesday's fatal crash. that killed a family of four. the car slammed into a large oak tree on foothill road near stone ridge drive, killing a mother, father and two children under the age of 15. investigators say speed may have been a factor. the department has yet to release the names of the victims, saying the coroner's office is still working to notify the next of kin. an emotional memorial service today for oakland police officer jordan wingate. the 29 year old died last saturday from the injuries he suffered six years ago, when his patrol car crashed into a parked big rig as he responded to a call. >> officer jordan wingate's professionalism, courage, commitment to duty and passion to ser

the trial is expected to take about 6 weeks. kristin, so maybe i'll just hear a new york india as prime minister as being accused of hate speech for comments he made about muslims that i need election body in west to invite just on state of the weekend. their end remotely said if the opposition to congress came to power again, muslims would have 1st rights to india's efforts. the opposition has hit back using motiv, trying to divert folder attention from the relations nearly a 1000000000 indians of voting and parliamentary elections. marty is taking a 3rd time the valley da da da da da. this is the early a government sit, the muslims will have the riots over the results of the country. is part of the main use. this means they will gather all a welsh and give it to the people who have more children. they will distribute that among the info, traitors. do you think your hodgin money should be distributed to the infiltrators? do you accept that? this is what the congress manifesto says. an investigation is underway in the canadian city of london, 8 ontario after a train caught fire, emergen

together as allies, a japanese steel companies bid to buy an american 5 is facing fish resistance. kristin, swing the reports from the top of one hole in pennsylvania. the united states steel company has been part of the landscape of western pennsylvania for over 100 years. its presence remains larger than life, even as many of its mills have closed or relocated and its workforce dwindled. at the local union hall, those steel workers who remain c, a japanese companies, plans to acquire us still as a be trail by management. us still should stay us so plain and simple. it's in the name nothing, i guess, no japanese company or whatever it is. but i can always take your house, you know what i mean? last december nippon steel agreed to pay nearly $15000000000.00 for the company and also promised to maintain the workforce and the company name. but like the union, local politicians aren't on board. take john feder, man, us senator, who lives across the street from a mil. it's absolutely outrages that they have sold themselves to a for nation. other lawmakers have written to the white house encour

>> after the eclipse, but could cause a hazard to travelers with eclipse mania will underway our kristin fisher spoke to people across the us on how they plan to mark the big day >> it's the most amazing terrestrial thing i've ever seen >> dr. hakeem, aloo chez is one of the die-hards, an eclipse hunter and astrophysicist who's hoping to see his sixth total solar eclipse on monday. what makes an eclipse so special >> yeah. >> you don't have to ask that question if you see it right you know, it's like bringing the space and the cosmos to your lab, this is when you know, hey i live in a solar system that fill the galaxy it's surreal. >> a total solar eclipse happens when the moon moves in between the sun and the earth, aligning so perfectly that it completely blocks the face of the sun >> and now the corona, which is 1 billion times dimmer, becomes visible. it just appears this is the moment of total this is the moment of totality, of totality. this time is a long totality. it's about twice as long as the 2017 total solar eclipse. oh wow, this is a four minute totality that is nearly 32 mi

ways to make sure that we understand what the risks are and mitigate them but then actually go fly kristinington, and be sure to tune in this sunday for the finale of the cnn original series space shuttle columbia. it begins at 9:00 p.m. eastern. and to our viewers, thanks very much for watching. i'm wolf blitzer in this room the news continues next on sienna >> tonight on three >> 60, the deaf and >> legacy of oj simpson, who's double murder trial became a must-see tv. and aurore such test on race celebrity, and justice in america. also tonight, abortion and how the fight over it reveal hill's the growing influence of religious nationalism on american politics, plus a preview of

how can i can find it >> oh we cannot wait, kristin fisher, thank you so much for that. and if you are not in an area with good viewing, maybe you can't make it outside. well, don't worry because we are here for you. we have special live coverage of the eclipse across america. that's going to start a live next monday one eastern, it's gonna be a lot of fun and you can also stream it on max. still ahead on cnn news central, adderall prescriptions to treat adhd, still strong struggled to fill after a shortage. >> we have new cnn exclusive >> reporting about how many people are being impacted if you work in space like this is the worst possible thing that can ever happen >> my dad died doing what? he's been in shuttle columbia final flight premieres sunday at nine on transfer, your ira or your old flow one k to robert. goodbye. april 30, and we'll give you a 3% boost with the biggest match of any ira on the market. robin hood gold gets you the most for retirement i was so excited to buy my first home, but i needed a lot of work done on it. i went on to angie. jaime was the

, sunday on cnn, the back-to-back series finale of space shuttle columbia, the final flight cnn's kristin fisher has a closer look. >> i draw like return, instrumentations know, so that's most nasa astronauts know exactly where they were and what they were doing when the columbia space shuttle disintegrated over texas killing all seven astronauts on board. >> i was actually in high school. and i was i was actually in the shower don't usually turn on the tv to watch landings with my family, but that day i did. and after a couple of minutes, i kinda shoot them, said, hey, you guys go outside and play. and it was clear something was not right. >> crew six astronauts and cosmonauts return home to earth. >> nasa astronauts steven bowen and woody heiberg returned to earth in september after spending 186 days in space, bowen, the commander of nassar's crew six mission to the international space station new the columbia crew. he worked the recovery operations and he was at nasa when the agency determined that it was a well-known problem with pieces of foam falling from the external tank and break

kristin fisher. thank you very much. i want to bring in cnn analyst miles o'brien right now. as you know, he's a veteran of covering space and aviation is over the cotton bowl stadium in dallas, texas where he watch the eclipse you're in the path of totality to the eclipse. >> miles. you watched it from that historic location, the cotton boll. what was the most memorable part? of this experience >> what do you, it's funny, kristen mentioned somebody getting married right next to a camera that i set up on the center of the 50 yard line right at the cotton bowl logo. >> a >> man proposed to his now fiance. she did say yes so it's interesting, i was talking to neil degrasse tyson the other day and he said it's very it's worthwhile noting what happens to animals, to the animal kingdom during an eclipse, all kinds of weird things happen. but he said perhaps the most unusual things or the human beings and watching human behavior that eclipse is an extraordinary thing. what if we were here with thousands of young people and the energy was just palpable. it was an amazing experience.

the policy expert says, is the culture war against liberal. kristin, so we can take a closer look down with political analysts, brendan born, he's a member of the battles mun, foundations, europe, program brand. and welcome back to the day brothers in arms and the culture wars. who are these self proclaimed international woke busters? well, the make up of feedback this year is a mix of the populist anti european and frankly in many ways, anti democratic segments of europe's political fluoride leads of. for example, you see, get billed as of the netherlands, giving a speech you see members of the ousted law and just as party of poland also delivering speeches as well. the far right, a member of a box is also in attendance, a close ally the doorbell. and what's interesting from my perspective is that it's who's not there. you do have some seniors, us representatives mainly of conservative organizations based in washington. some political candidates leading into the elections later this year, but no senior us congressional officials and attendance. you also noted we don't see other major

the policy expert says, is the culture war against liberal. kristin, so we can take a closer look now with political analysts, brendan born, he's a member of the battles mun, foundations, europe, program brand. and welcome back to the day brothers in arms and the culture wars. who are these self proclaimed international woke busters? well, the make up of feedback this year is a mix of the populist anti european and frankly in many ways, anti democratic segments of europe's political fluoride leads of. for example, you see, get billed as of the netherlands, giving a speech you see members of the ousted law and just as party of poland also delivering speeches as well. the for rights. a member of a box is also in attendance. a close allied that to oregon. what's interesting from my perspective is that it's who is not there. you do have some senior us representatives mainly of conservative organizations based in washington. some political candidates leading into the elections later this year, but no senior us congressional officials and attendance. you also noted we don't see other major

. >> anytime, kristin, thanks for inviting me. >> all right. a lot to talk about. the supreme court heard trump's claim, of course, that the federal charges brought by special counsel jack smith, accusing him of plotting to overturn the 2020 election must be thrown out because he is immune, because he was president. what is that based on, nothing. it's not in the constitution. and no president has ever asserted this before, so it's, and it's been rejected soundly by two lower courts, by the trial judge in that case, as well as by three judges of the district of columbia circuit court, but it's gotten a hearing in the supreme court, but there's no textual support for it. there's no historical support for it. it's a question of is there a practical support for it? >> okay. if not explicit, are there still things in the constitution that have been interpreted to mean that presidents should be given broad latitude to do what they think is right in the moment, and then maybe if it turns out to be judged to be not right, or perhaps even criminal, that they would still be

all right, i'm ready to go, kristin fisher. thank you so much. and you should join cnn on monday for eclipse across america will be on the air with special coverage starting at 1:00 p.m. eastern on cnn streaming on macs up next on the lead, the new digital treatment just approved to help those battling depression in the united states, plus this just in one of the biggest names in college basketball is going pro. >> we're going to bring you >> our leads around the world next >> see idp disrupts the idp derails. >> let's be honest >> socks but living to see idp doesn't have to. >> when you sign up at shining through cid p.com, you'll find information and real patients stories helpful tips, reliable information and more. >> cid p can be tough. >> but finding hope just got a little easier. >> sign up is shining through cip >> be heard, be hopeful, bu playing chicken >> again, could be palmer >> listen sues. hello, fresh >> makes eating better exciting >> smells good. >> because it is good. >> how long were you in the fridge along long satelite will t

so so kudos to voyager 1 kristin fisher. thank you so much earlier reporting massacre sad but true there's love here, for you. there's lots satellite that's exactly right. >> okay. >> the senate, not a space satellite. the senate is ready to act today. what could be the final stop for the foreign aid package before it heads to the president after months of fighting really infighting among house republicans. this is where they have landed a $95 billion package that includes $61 billion for ukraine 26 billion for israel, and $8 for taiwan. and the indo-pacific. but you also see there now attached to all of this a move that would ban tiktok in the united states or force the china-based parent company to sell it off. cnn's lauren fox tracking all of this for us lauren, what are we going to see happen in the senate today? >> yeah the senate was supposed to be on recess this week. k, but they view this package, this aid package is so crucial and so necessary that lawmakers returned in order to try to get this through the united st

no doubt. kristin: i'm hoping you can hear us all right. uh with this. can you hear me fine? yeah, yes. i can hear you. i got to tell us more about the rush or expanding his presence in the region and, and how that would be a focus full of the tools. so yeah, i think russia's is exercise and is quite st bought into region because it will come back to strength of tubes and he doesn't spend tie itself to and above um, you know, restrictive measures and you know, whether it's called human rights opportunities or so. um, but then it just, it takes to come back to where the african states was. so when you see what is happening by the book, you know, fussing at also in new jersey, the preference for russian i'm going to mention is that if it doesn't child, we from uh, from being very come back to this has been, you know, the western states i know some of the. ready united nations have failed miserably also because if the 2 thousands programs that it's addresses the needs of some of the states that are facing by then extreme figures, none of the time. you mentioned that these. yeah,

valley state prison >> flores was sentenced to serve 25 years to life in prison for the murder of kristin smart. she was a freshman cal poly went missing in 1996. the prison attack was yesterday afternoon. flores was reportedly stabbed by a fellow inmate. the attacker hasn't been identified and this is currently being investigated as an attempted homicide. and update to a story we brought you back in february. the man who stole a private plane in palo alto landed on a half moon bay beach will not stand trial. a judge has ruled luis, gustavo at is not competent to stand trial and suspended all criminal proceedings. prosecutors say the 50 year-old was a no show in court and refused to leave his jail cell. >> according to court documents see previously told investigators he had stolen the plane to, quote, show the government airports lack proper security. his defense attorney raise doubts about the homeless man's competency understand court proceedings. a court-appointed psychiatrist evaluated his mental state and the judge sided with the defense. he does remain in custody. all lanes are bac

we all need >> well, you have definitely set the bar high for the rest of the live shots to follow kristin fisher. thank you for that spontaneous rainbow right there. we'll check back in with you across the next 24 hours for sure. let's now go to say hello, cleveland, where cbs's miguel marquez is standing by. miguel. this is the rock and roll >> hall of fame world here. of course, i'm thinking you've got pink floyd total eclipse, right? blinded by the light man for man >> yeah. so we, so we are at the science center here, the great lakes science center. there's speckling 30,000 people here. >> rock hall, the rocket >> whole rock and roll hall of fame is right next to us. they're going to dj the eclipse. they're going to have about eight hours of music, but for the eclipse itself, were totality at 3:13 p.m. eastern standard time. they will have pink floyd's eclipse playing. and as totality ends, the idea is, is that you will hear the lyrics. they could have speakers set up throughout cleveland as well. so you're going to hear the lyric the moon has eclipsed the sun. it's gonna be very, ver

so kristin fisher. thank you so much.o appreciate it. >> and thank you for >> the oh, you're so welcome. >> and rain or shine. cnn is going to have all angles of the eclipse covered. we're going to see it. we know it, we feel but cnn special live coveragera beginning monday at 1:00 p.m. eastern. you can catch it streaming live on macs and ahead. special counsel, jack smith lashing out in question getting the judge in the trump classified documents case, why he's arguing that her jury instruction request is based on a fundamentally flawed legal premise. pointed words there. we have that ahead on cnn news central >> if you work in spaceflight, this is the worst possible thing i can never happen >> my dad died doing what he loved in shuttle columbia final flight, premiere sunday at nine on with moderate to severe plaque psoriasis, my skin was no longer mine. >> my active psoriatic arthritis joint symptoms held me back. >> don't let simply gems define you emerge as you with trump via, most people saw 90% clear skin eye for mo

. >> a happy earth day, kristin. earth our favorite day. yay! >> thank you.u guys running off to the game soon or something? >> we sure are. >> yes, indeed. we, we first, before we go to the game, we have to kick off climate week here in sf and get that bad boy started. and this is going to be a really fun week for us and a really fun game for the giants starting off the series against the mets. kristen i know it's big. >> i know you're all over the place this week. all for the planet. but tell us about this game tonight and how your foundation, the healthy planet project, is involved. >> yeah. so basically, we are selling tickets to the game and proceeds for anyone that does buy the tickets, a portion of it goes to help the healthy planet project, which is our nonprofit organization that is dedicated to cleaning up the bay area through planting trees, picking up trash, through teaching our youth and educational systems. and it's been an absolute pleasure. so it's a win win. you get to go to the baseball game, celebrate earth day, watch some baseball, and als

led by activists like kristin hawkins, president of students for life. >> the bottom line is abortionbloody business. it's absolutely abhorrent what we do to these children. >> 12-year-old girl gets raped, how do you feel about that, those sort of things? >> i'm against abortion in all cases. abortion is a discriminatory stance against another member of our species. >> at the end of my talk i'm going to go, "for we are." you need to chant it. >> reporter: "nightline" has followed hawkins' quest for almost a decade. >> we are the pro-life generation, we will abolish abortion! >> reporter: an army of thousands of young anti-abortion activists with more than 1,400 chapters on college campuses across the country. many of them showed up for this year's march for life. we're at the march for life rally in washington, d.c., a cold and snowy day. that has not stopped thousands of people from coming here. they say there's a lot of the momentum for the anti-abortion movement. many young people traveling from all over the nation to remind the country of their political power. >> i'm definitely g

kristin fisher, this is going to be so terrific. thank you so much. be sure to turn into an all new episode of the whole story with the cooper, one whole hour, one whole topic areas sunday, 8:00 p.m. eastern pacific only on cnn. >> i don't know what it says about me. my favorite images the dying star so i love that image >> you so much for joining us mr. cnn, news central. >> jim acosta up next with newsroom when barbara switch to turbotax, i wrote four generations of family tradition. >> i want to make perfume >> so i mean bar with new psyche count by guaranteeing her maximum refund intuit's turbotax >> well, changing question. are you keeping as much of your investment gains as possible? my taxes can erode returns quickly, so you need a tax optimized portfolio at creative planning, our money managers and specialist's work together to make sure your portfolio and well are managed and attacks efficient manner. it's what you keep that really matters. why not give your wealth a second look up your free meeting today and creative planning.com creative pl

i have to say cnn's kristin fisher is also at the indianapolis motor speedway dressed in human clothing. christian did today's eclipse live up to all the hype for the people who were there. and for you as a space expert >> yeah, you know, this is my first time seeing a total solar eclipse. and what a way to see it, because this is the largest eclipse watching party in the world, 50,000 people were sitting in all of these seats surrounding me and jake, just the amount of oohs and odds from the crowd as they took in that moment was something that i'm we're going to forget the music playing as the moon passed in front of the sun was it was better than what everybody has said. it would be. and this, yes, it was the biggest watch party in the but here's a little sample of all the other ones it's parties from texas to maine that were happening during this incredible total solar eclipse of 2024 >> this is an extraordinary cosmic coincidence millions of americans catching a once in a generation, total solar eclipse >> turning de in >> tonight for everyone along the path of totality, people comi

as you could see a structure in my right testicle that didn't belong there. tc tc thinking that kristin underwent surgery and like whole patients was monitored of to it's in his case the cancer had spread. so we had to of chemotherapy products of pins. a doctor said if i'd come 3 weeks later it would have been too late. it was such a shock for me that was 11 years ago now, christie and because like i still has his blood work done regularly. and every year he sees the water just for a checkup. because even though he stayed healthy for a long time, this the risk that clicking beside me mr. correctly will always have a higher risk of developing a tumor in his remaining testicle. then patients, you've never had this answer this of it. what if anything happens? it will likely be discovered very early because best text back is very aware of it . so his chances of recovery will still be excellent over 95 percent for sure. for the 90 percent. see. meanwhile, christiane young who is undergoing a checkup in munich, he also had to undergo chemotherapy to treat his cancer. then 7 years later, it ca

it was authored by kristin namor theo illinois.his is a bill that will definitively resolve the tiktok threat. angie: you set a vote this thursday in the committee and then expectations it could move quickly the house? com. carr: i would hope so. when you have a high number of republicans and democrats on board together on a big issue it's very rare in washington so , i hope it moves quickly at the committee vote. this is an issue where a lot of the strong leaders have been democrats. you look at the chair of the senate intel committee, mark warner has said all the confidential briefings he get gets it is tiktok that scares the dickens out of him. it's a very real threat and it's not simply about tiktok as an entity that has some ties back to china. there are plus factors with tiktok that we know from its own conduct that there is a serious problem. that is what you see everyone from the fbi, odni, cia director, the national security apparatus raising the alarm on it. this is a bill that has an appropriate response to all of that.

to tc think you got to kristin underwent surgery and like whole patients was monitored of to it's in his case the cancer had spread . so we had to of chemotherapy products of pins. the doctor said if i'd come 3 weeks later, it would have been too late since it was such a shock. for me that was 11 years ago now. christie, and cuz like i still has his blood work done regularly and every year he sees the urologist for a checkup because even though he stayed healthy for a long time, this to risk the click of its height. and he, mr. correctly will always have a higher risk of developing a tumor in his remaining testicle than patients who never had this answer. what if anything happens, it will likely be discovered very early because mystics back is very aware of it. so his chances of recovery will still be excellent over 95 percent for sure. in the 90 percent. meanwhile, christiane young who is undergoing a checkup in munich, he also had to undergo chemotherapy to treat his cancer. then 7 years later, it came back again. but today is urologist has good news in dash on the c t scan, you ca

the trial is expected to take about 6 weeks. kristin, salumi, algebra, new york, the u. k. so cold lawanda bill has been passed by parliament prime minister, but she soon acts as the 1st flights carrying asylum seekers to rolanda. when leaving 10 to 12 weeks. the time is the central part of the government strategy to tackle illegal migration is a why they criticized by human rights groups. full bread and reports. the u. k is handled hundreds of millions of dollars to friends for coastal security and police patrols. yet the small boats containing refugees in migrants keep coming. on 2 years after former prime minister boris johnson's government 1st announced a highly contentious plan to send refugees to rolanda. not a single plane has taken off a frustrated rash. you see, neck cool time on the object is enough. is enough? no more prevarication. no more delay. noah's no bots. these lights on going to roll into a long day of parliamentary ping pong ensued the upper chamber trying to amend the bill. the government using its majority in the lower chain, but to block any, an oil