mcgee: sierra lived a high-risk lifestyle.kground may have affected me a little different than it does others, because i grew up in a community where people ended up like sierra. and so i saw myself in sierra, and it became more personal to me. narrator: and now investigators got another possible break. sierra had been released from jail on a minor drug charge just three days before her murder. mcgee: so her background helped in a way and hurt in a way. it helped because we only needed to fill in the blanks of 72 hours. she had only been released from jail for those 72 hours, so we backtracked that way. narrator: but where that backtracking took police threatened to stop the investigation dead in its tracks. ♪ narrator: even though sierra bouzigard's murder appeared to be sexually motivated, no dna was recovered from her rape kit. but thanks to sierra, the killer left his dna behind. she apparently fought off a sexual assault before being killed. the coroner was able to obtain a dna sample from under the fingernails of sierra.

we visit former nfl player tony mcgee. he was kicked off his college team in the 1960s after asking to participate in a peaceful protest. his message for today's students. plus she was the first baby born via in vitro fertilization in the united states. just because i got here a little bit differently, i'm just like everybody else. why? she says. more than 40 years later, many of us don't fully understand ivf and how it fits into lives and laws. and a san antonio organization wanted to help the homeless. so it researched what more than 200 shelters across the country had done in the past. they're not just sleeping here at night. they're working on the root cause of that homelessness. we visit the resulting one stop campus for helping people get on their feet. those stories right now on matter of fact. as the political fueled rollback of dei diverse city equity and inclusion programs continues across the country, some states are codifying that rollback into law. that includes florida, where dei initiatives are now banned at

of 96 potential jurors, 87 were excused, including carol mcgee, who said she would have . >> i frankly don't like him, i don't like a lot of the things he has said. this is a historic moment. and what needs to be upheld here is the institution of the right to a fair trial in this country, no matter who the defendant is. >> reporter: behind the scenes, sources close to trump tell me he feels like he is caged sitting inside that courtroom, and they say those grievances about this trial will

kaylee mcgee white from restoring america, joins me now.what trump's play is on this. should he be picking battles with robert f. kennedy? when all three are in polls, it is clear robert f. kennedy siphons votes away from joe biden? >> kaylee: he definitely hurts biden more than trump. you are right about that. trump is wrong to give attention robert f. kennedy wants. i don't think it is unfair to call robert f. kennedy a democratic plant. r.f.k. jr. is a democrat flat out, he voted for hillary clinton and joe biden. climate change, abortion and gun control. he does not resemble republican party platform and trump is right to point that out. >> todd: that is important point that need to be made. if you see robert f. kennedy on our air, you think he must be a republican, not necessarily the case. when you look at r.f.k. jr. and joe biden, one clear difference is enthusiasm and r.f.k. jr. add addressed that yesterday. take a listen. >> why am i behind? the reason i'm behind in voting polls is baz so many americans are voting out of fear. i ha

. >> and organizer vanessa mcgee says thousands will show up. it kind of started reaching numbers of anywhere from 30 to 50,000 people coming out. that's one of the goals of first friday to bring people to oakland to experience the city and the rich culture that exists here. but these crowds coming a price mcgee says first fridays costs an average of $40,000 a month to put on that cause is why organizers spent time from january to march to fundraise instead of put on first friday events kind of formed a fundraising that's a mixture of our staff along with some other community members. even some vendors, some of our board members also participate. it was just an opportunity for us to brainstorm potential ideas. she says they are ready to kick things off friday and help businesses like dairyland benefit owner jason luge acts as the vendors in crowds help the public perception of oakland when it comes to public safety. when you have a bunch of people, the street at crime is less likely happen. >> right. because the crime that happens here sort of h

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this particular de barbara, being of the school of government and international affairs, it rushes mcgee 1000000 invest in may. thanks for your time. really great speaking to you today. thank you. thank you. we praise presidents has made a wild claim that russia will attack other countries unless washington costs up more money for key of slaving war efforts. i'll do hills which cons i should be told specifically if it does not help ukraine, ukraine will lose the war. ukraine loses the war, all the states will be attacked, and this is a fact you will see in the coming weeks, raso will be more and more assistance and will involve nuclear weapons in this matter. so a celebrity wants us congress to approve a new military pottage that is being stuck on capital hills, the month house republicans are refusing to green light the terms of the $100000000000.00 for an a deal. but the ukrainian leda wasn't always so hungry for the funds when he became president in 29 team. zalinski times he wanted to bring peace to don't boss which had been shows by ts troops for his american journalist and the trut

it says that the audience can experience in 1st person, you mcgee buffet and switch along with the perspective changed, right? let's keep them and they have to sole tasks. and that of gum disease will be a completely different approach experience and a form for an open. the 5 and some of us know modifies a kid. it's a new experience for senior sally do run to. so we do scans are used to create an avatar. then she'll be film singing using face tracking technology. the software will then project her facial expressions onto the avatar. the technology that we now have will change. i think a lot in the theater. i would prefer not to be too big because for me it's so important to have my connection with the audience. and it's nice how folks program of the future will continue with both conventional and digital productions. the possibilities are endless. coat and for the all works particularly well and seems that a huge seems that would wolf any normal stage having to fulfill it already? did we model the entire underworld virtual realities when the capacity today, the theaters offering 12 productions

it says that the audience can experience in 1st person, you mcgee boss, with institutional along with the perspective changed, right? let's keep them and they have to sol tasks and that of gum disease will be a completely different approach experience and a form for an open. the 5 and some of us know modifies a kid. it's a new experience for senior sally. do run to 3 d scans are used to create an avatar bench will be film singing using face tracking technology. the software will then project her facial expressions and onto the avatar. the technology that we now have will change. i think a lot in the theater. i would prefer not to be too big because for me it's so important to have my connection with the audience. and it's nice how folks program of the future will continue with both conventional and digital productions. the possibilities are endless. and for the all works particularly well and seems that a huge seems that would wolf, any normal stage having to fulfill it already did. we model the entire underwhelmed virtual realities when the capacity today, the theaters offering 12th

kaylee mcgee white, we have to leave it there, have a great day. todd, over to you. >> todd: another battleground state is nevada, senate race got a major shake up thanks to a former trump official throwing his hat into the gop primary and trying to sell voters on his record. >> i was honord and humbled to serve as president trump's ambassador to iceland, i fought the deep state, i fought china and i fought russia's influence in the arctic and high north. >> todd: dr. jeff gunter is running. why are you getting in this race? we have dentist, iceland, why? >> if not now, when? you see inflation out of control, we see invasion at the border, crime in our streets. given my background of taking care of skin care patients for 28 years, been a diplomat in foreign policy and i'm 110% pro-donald trump, 110% interested in putting america first and right now we have 110% of momentum in the great silver state of nevada. >> todd: talk about trump for a moment, in 2018, nevada senator jackie rosen defeated dean hiller by five points, a pretty wide margin there.

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so you have any hobbies you've mcgee and jennifer see, spell your day and we'll see a book bottles got an apple dash up to be the issue with the sale along the yellow solution. so the 1st one i showed you do would be yeah. yeah. and don't come out of the, the best on either cash read the should be a little of the the e one is the manual. the, the, the in stoughton is the one who lives in the us in all of the salvation. and then for the ends in the midst of this, let me know how to leave the suite. and he looked and felt that which is a sultan, the dollar. if none to do the whole phone, the load the she comes to the in the model. no . the, the, the, how soon the the, the the, the, the, the the, the the, the, the, the, the lady on the, on the below the snap legs in with all of our this is i was so worried i this is, oh yeah, this will be another and was hoping to just follow the, the by the, the, the, the, the, the the the, to the hello you said position with him on the phone with the the the the issue a x of issue. and then obviously a to, to that single senior choose a national. so let

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so mcgee told me, you know, is it versus the on the real logo, because somebody told me, and you need to put that up for me this you, i'm not gonna need your money. would you come on the most so much? you will budget really, which is good to the getting a single quiz, the not the one the, the single the there is a simple narrative that topping or fossil fuels will get us to below a 1.5 degrees. it's not enough. we need a mix of solutions. yes, we do need to scale down and reduce fossil fuels, but how do we do so without completely changing our way of life in terms of balancing gross and balancing the innovation? but what generally happens, especially in africa, is that a solution is imposed is always about offering alternatives and bringing people along to see what things will turn it off. i want to buy this, you did you finally did google's on the google it us good business. it's all i see not a big one that shows the block that's owned in autumn. plaza shown the program. magical funding, the mail people feedback loops. bring it up a few this i thought the some of the pretty much abo

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picking up later on today. >> and a brisk wind at that out of the north and west replacing yesterday's mcgeeo be breezier for sure. a look at radar right now does show peeks of sunshine between what is overall fairly overcast morning. you can see that there are showers directly to the north and west of us. this part of a cold front associated with this low pressure area that is going to dive in across the region tonight into tomorrow morning as it does. so winds will pick up. temperatures will cool down. but this low is going to trend a little further inland. and that means us in the bay area are actually going to be right at the edge of any sort of rainfall potential from it. whereas northern california, the sierra see some rain and even snow fall. the bay area literally just a sprinkle or 2 tonight into tomorrow. you see that reflected in future cast. not a lot going on here. as for what we have in the sierra few inches of snowfall. this is not a big snowmaker. don't be canceling any plans over, little bit of slick conditions tonight into tomorrow. up there. temperatures today upper 50's a

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but these crowds coming a price mcgee says first fridays costs an average of $40,000 a month to put ont cause is why organizers spent time from january to march to fundraise instead of put on first friday events. we figured it was best to just kind of take that 1st quarter and just really shift our focus to fundraising. >> so that we can try to make the event restate ability. she says they are ready to kick things off friday and help businesses like dairyland benefit. >> owner jason luge acts as the vendors in crowds help the public perception of oakland when it comes to public safety. when you have a bunch of people, the street at crime is less likely to happen. >> right. because the crime that happens here sort of happens in the shadows. all and so i think the more people that are on the street and sort of milling about and having a good time and keep an eye out for each other is a really good thing. now that new funding has been secured in the festivities are able to continue with music and food. >> the 3rd and final goal of first fridays is in focus, community engagement. we take g

kara mcgee was excused. >> someone you've seen as this huge public figure and you walk in and see him and he's just a guy. >> reporter: the judge heard trump muttering something and chastised him saying "i won't tolerate that. i will not have any jurors intimidated in this courtroom." >> this judge is so conflicted. >> reporter: outside the courtroom the former president repeatedly slammed the judge. >> he's rushing this trial, and he's doing as much as he can for the democrats. >> reporter: trump also bristled at the requirement to attend every day of the trial, while his 2024 opponent, president joe biden, campaigns. >> i should be right now in pennsylvania, in florida, in many other states. >> reporter: five more jurors and half a dozen alternates still need to be selected. trump has denied the allegation he falsified business records. again, no court today. jury selection is set to resume on thursday. >> donald trump is the best he can to campaign outside of the courthouse on a daily basis. what about president biden? he's spending time in pennsylvania, his hometown of scranton? >

walters. >> i thought for a second you couldn't remember. >> no. >> reporter: frank mcgee sets up airst three questions. >> so much heat. >> reporter: so she pivoted and started arranging interviews in the field. >> what i wanted to ask is how -- >> she could do the first three questions and all the other questions, too. >> reporter: after mcgee's death in 1974, barbara walters became the first-named co-host of "today," interviewing news makers and stars. >> was it happy for you to make it? >> i enjoyed it very much. >> reporter: and after 13 years -- >> this is my last day on "today". >> reporter: she jumps to abc news and gets a big contract. that was really something. >> $1 million a year. and it gave her this nickname, million-dollar baby, which she hated. sexist and demeaning. >> reporter: her co-anchor harry threatened to quit when they treated her terribly even on hired barbara as the first female evening co-anchor and treated her terribly even on air. >> i had a little trouble of thinking what to say to welcome you. >> you say the tension was so obvious that even john wayne,

some jewish students told us they feel threatened, recognizing, pulsating suffering, shouldn't mcgee, too, or something. but that's what we've seen. you've seen that the immunization on choosing as well as on campus, but those who kept on the lawn wednesday say they're the ones being harassed by the university. now because of the encampment leave, they will be suspended from school. this young woman said she was afraid to give her name or show her face. i'm afraid that the university will of tentatively attacked me for participating in the pro palestinian movements as they have indiscriminately attacked students of all estimates of these races and face who supports post ending with ration demonstrator say they won't stop protesting as long as civilians are dying and gaza and until the university ends with they describe as its complicity in genocide. kristin salumi al jazeera new york fresh. what break here? and i'll just say right, when we come back that will take you to make sure the kindergarten in gaza with children. i'm learning as is where the trends fly of a class coming down on

of 96 potential jurors, 87 were excused, including kara mcgee, who said she would have been unbiased.i frankly don't like him, i don't like a lot of the things he has said. this is a historic moment. and what needs to be upheld here is the institution of the right to a fair trial in this country, no matter who the defendant is. >> reporter: behind the scenes, sources close to trump tell me he feels like he is caged sitting inside that courtroom, and they say those grievances about the trial will certainly be seen soon on the campaign trail. norah? >> norah: the day after tomorrow, will resume thursday. robert costa, thank you. while trump is stuck inside that new york courtroom, president biden is on the campaign trail in his home town of scranton, pennsylvania. cbs's nancy cordes reports the president is talking taxes and is slamming his republican rival for putting billionaires ahead of the middle class. [chanting "we love trump"] >> reporter: president biden highlighted his pennsylvania routes today with a visit to his childhood home in scranton. >> scranton is a place that climbs

i, i do not accept that these are kind of very, you know, mcgee's channels, something like that. i totally believe that the last speech totally in the last few months, let's not forget the fuse response of who you best store for their own going a lot that we have the societies, it'd be facing easily responsible for so many fails in our friends. you could imagine a, you know, in defense economy, a part of the, so whatever you can think about the face, everything fav favorite dikes after time after time. is it, by the way, these of the, the, it was either float. so it's nothing makisia in my to is a cycle box and who lost a he said he was so quick and store mental emotional. now that is to say that the, the big big goal is that the ends eh, cycle, particularly as, as well. but the ones that i should know in choosing the beans to achieve the scores. now we lost that this way and this our cost, if it's a $3.00 they only about and that's now for personal or, or perhaps about the largest enrollment. i'm concerning both israel and the united states because it looks like they are both th

anyway, aside from patty mcgee, who else is on this jury?ing cross section of the kind of people in manhattan, the jury of donald trump's peers. there's an oncology nurse who said no one is above the law. a teacher from a family of police officers says president trump speaks his mind. and a grandfather from puerto rico called who trump fascinating and mysterious. >> dulce: "fascinating and mysterious?" he's not a chanel fragrance! and this dude is the least mysterious person in life! he tells us everything he's thinking. i know the names of all the people he's had sex with! i've heard the details of what his penis looks like! the only mysterious thing about him what animal his wig is made out of. for more on the jury selection, let's go live to the courthouse with josh johnson! [cheers and applause] so josh, what's the rest of the jury going to look like? >> well, ideally, they'll end up with a jury that represents new york. and they already have a nurse, a teacher, and a puerto rican. so now they just need a white woman who calls herself a

because a 360 degree walkable environment on it says that the audience can experience in 1st person, you mcgee, by for them to show on the perspective changed, right. let's keep them and they have to sol tasks and that of the piece will be a completely different approach experience and a form for an open the 5 home. some of us know my love, isaac, and it's a new experience for senior sally. do want to reduce scans are used to create an avatar bench will be film singing using face tracking technology. the software will then project her facial expressions onto the advertising. the technology that we now have will change. i think a lot in the theater. i would prefer not to be too big because for me it's still important to have my connection with the audience. and it's nice. hopefully program of the future will continue with both conventional and digital productions. the possibilities are endless. coat and for me all works particularly well and seems that a huge seems that would wolf any normal stage having to fulfill it already? did we model the entire underworld for the actual realities on the c

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some jewish students told us they feel threatened recognizing pals, speeding, suffering, student mcgee too, or something. but that's what you've seen. you've seen the demon is ation of choosing his roads on campus. but those who camped on the lawn wednesday say they're the ones being harassed by the university. now because of the encampment leave, they will be suspended from school. this young woman said she was afraid to give her name or show her face. i'm afraid that the university will of tentatively attacked me for participating in the pro palestinian movements as they have indiscriminately attacked students of all estimates of these races and face who supports post ending with ration. demonstrators say they won't stop protesting as long as civilians are dying and gaza and until the university ends with they describe as its complicity in genocide. kristin salumi al jazeera new york. well, joining us now from inside the university campus has taught at kenny's show. well, he's a former columbia university graduate students and he's now a policy fellow as and show because of how sendi

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her name is karen mcgee, and she said she could have been impartial but it was just so difficult withry in new york. the first gentleman said he put it would be tough given how polarising a figure donald trump is. on the other hand, karen said from what she observed, people answering the questions truthfully and they were really taking pride in their civic duty in the room there and that even as someone, she described herself as not a fan of donald trump, she said she would have been able to put all of that aside for the better of the judicial system and again, that kind of civic duty to be an impartialjuror. so all of that said, it just duty to be an impartialjuror. so all of that said, itjust does show how time—consuming a process this is going to be. and just the differing opinions of people making their way into that courtroom and digging deep and questioning whether they can serve impartially.— serve impartially. nada tawfik in thank you- _ serve impartially. nada tawfik in thank you. let _ serve impartially. nada tawfik in thank you. let me _ serve impartially. nada tawfik in th

even though mcgee at his presidency, had only been characterized by halted liberalization, there was still some relax ations during those 4 years a little that they need to live. even calling the phrase freedom is better than lack of freedom. oh, my god, how beforehand isn't that woke russians office level the made seems brave enough to develop the political run just media data, police interest at the time we were working as moscow correspondence for french media outlets and reporting on the protests as franco russian citizens. we also believed in the people's uprising, especially the anti food movement, with its care as medical leaders. like forest ma'am, saw the bill. yeah, yeah. i've seen done that scene the, the key who was the government was only to come with fear it was supposed that sort of protests could potentially turn into a revolution. you might have that to kick the whole russian machinery of repression that you know, it's a gap email to reach the after his re election as president in march 2012 vladimir putin consolidated his authoritarian regimes power state violence b

. >> carley: and look at how they handled average talk to the mother-in-law of mcgee one of the service an appointment with the president and apparently has not heard back. thanks for joining. got to leave it there. "fox & friends" starts right now. >> brian: we start with the time, it is the 6:00 a.m. on the east coast. tuesday, april 2nd, this is "fox & friends." we begin with an alert. former president trump has

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. >> laura: joining me now byron york fox chief correspondent fox news contributor and kayleigh mcgeeox news. steam boat institute blankley fellow. kayleigh, i know you are the daughter of a pastor and a pro-life advocate. but you're saying that trump is doing the right thing here. explain. this. >> right, and, again, this cause is very d dear to my heart. i volunteered pro-life and still do so at local crisis pregnancy center. do i believe trump is right on this. i'm also a pragmatist realizes it would be far better for the pro-life movement to elect literally any republican than it would be to elect a democrat who will not hesitate to codify a radical abortion regime that would make even socialist europe blush. by the way i would just say that many conservatives criticizing trump over his statement on this actually would agree with me. because they had a chance to elect a candidate in the g.o.p. primary who would have supported federal legislation on this issue. who would not have taken the centrist approach. but they didn't. the g.o.p. voters nominated trump for the exact same reas