i'm soledad o'brien. welcome to matter of fact. the nation's railroads are facing greater scrutiny after three recent train derailments. there is growing concern about the safety and oversight of the industry. include ing the 140,000 miles of track used to transport freight across the country. it's all owned and maintained by private companies with oversight by the national railroad administration. if you look at the last decade, there have been at least ten and maybe up to 20 derailments each year involving the release of hazardous materials. now, as communities cope with the aftermath, elected officials and federal regulators are calling on railroads to do more to prevent derailments. recently, , our corresespondentn lieberman went to pittsburgh to talk to safety advocates and rail workers. and residents, they say more needs to be done to keep the communities along the rail line safe. look at where this bridge is situated. you get a derailment and that'll take the train and the bridge down. a train derailment in pittsburgh, penns

i'm soledad o'brien. welcome to a matter of fact. feeding america's children while they're at school is a growing problem. when the pandemic began in 2020, federal lawmakers paid for free lunch for every public school student. about 50 million kids. there was no income requirement. a big help for parents facing layoffs or illness or pay cuts. congress ended the free lunch for all program last year and unpaid school lunch debt return, and that debt can start in kindergarten and follow a child all the way to graduation, sometimes hindering a child's school experience by barring them from field trips or prom or even walking at graduation. so far, only a handful of states have passed legislation to give students universal free meals. our correspondent laura chavez went to pennsylvania to talk to teachers, cafeteria employees and families who are fighting for kids to eat for free. we have found pizza and heated ads today when kids pour into the cafeteria at oak park elementary and hatfield, pennsylvania jillian brandis knows the time they

i'm soledad o'brien. welcome to matter of fact. there's growing concern about safety and security of teens using social media platforms. this past week, tik tok was fined $15.9 million for failing to protect kids data in the u.k. it's also a big issue in our country because 46% of teenagers between the ages of 13 and 17 say they're constantly online. and a majority, about 54% of them say it would be somewhat hard to give up social media. now, mental health expert are warning the excessive use of social media by teens is becoming an addiction and can lead to depression, anxiety, even suicide. recently, parents and school districts in florida, arizona and california have joined seattle in filing lawsuits against mirror, google, tik tok and snap. our correspondent dan lieberman went to seattle for a closer look at the legal battle there. what we're dealing with is an epidemic of unparalleled proportions. attorney matt bergman is the founder of the social media victims law center in seattle. his firm represents some 1400 parents who sa

kevin o'brien providing the pace, powerand position. —— kevin o'brien providing the pace, power and positiony denied by the goalkeeper aaron ramsdale but the visitors could not stand so much. john stones headed home and it was ruled out but ben white played him onside and the goal stood. city in command. haaland set “p stood. city in command. haaland set up man of the match de bruyne for his second and manchester city's third after the restart, arsenal pulled one back through rob holding later on. what would have been billed as a title decider was a one—sided affair, haaland scoring his a9th one—sided affair, haaland scoring his 49th goal of the season in all competitions to seal victory. and that haaland goal also took him to 33. a record for a 38 game premier league season. jamie jackson writes for the guardian and was at the etihad for the game. good to see you, was this the night that city won the league? i good to see you, was this the night that city won the league?— that city won the league? i think more or less. — that city won the league? i think more or less, as _ that city won the

still, o'brien's mother is hopeful. >> she's a survivor, and she's physically strong. if anybody can survive this, they can. >> reporter: now, there is a travel warning for tourists in this region. o'brien's mother tells cbs news the couple docked their boat in mazatlan and sailed there many times. norah. >> elise preston, thank you very much. >>> tonight the biden administration is urging americans trapped in the african nation of sudan to shelter in place as there are no plans right now for a u.s. government evacuation from that country. all u.s. personnel are said to be safe and accounted for. three days of fighting between sudan's army and a paramilitary force have left nearly 200 people dead and more than 1,800 wounded. >>> the "cbs overnight news" will be right back. your new axe fine fragrance body wash, sir. it's the g.o.a.t. ♪♪ the new axe fine fragrance body wash. get clean with the greatest of all time. [sfx: stomach gurgling] it's nothing... sounds like something. ♪ when you have nausea, heartburn, indigestion, ♪ ♪ upset stomach, diarrhea. ♪ pepto bismol co

jay o'brien, thank you.s now and the warning for americans in sudan to shelter in place due to an attempted coup that is said to have killed more than 50 people. abc's tom has the latest now in those deadly clashes. good morning. >> good morning. yeah, violence quickly spiraling out of control in sudan. battles breaking out in densely populated areas of the capital. military fighter jets firing missiles overhead, buildings burning with a deadly power struggle playing out between sudan's regular army led by the country's de facto leader, and a powerful paramilitary faction of the sudanese military known as the rapid support forces led by another sudanese general. that paramilitary group launching an apparent coup with gunfire ringing out, civilians running for their lives. reports overnight saying at least 50 civilians killed with three workers from the u.n.'s world food programme purportedly among the dead and nearly 600 injured, many critically according to a sudanese doctors group. drone footage showing th

mr o'brien is due to be questioned from 2.15pm.'t recruit or retain the nhs dentists and i can make it really difficult. the weather contract works, they get paid in advance so if they can't recruit a dentist or they lose a dentist then they can perform the activity and they can perform the activity and the money is taken back at the end of the year. again, we are working closely with the of portsmouth's dental academy to look at some long—term solutions around recruitment and retention, and also for the university of portsmouth to become a centre of dental developments. i become a centre of dental developments.— become a centre of dental developments. i think we all recognise — developments. i think we all recognise their _ developments. i think we all recognise their workforce . recognise their workforce challenges, but what you are describing is a fundamental problem, which is irrespective of who is commissioning dental services, unless the contract is fundamentally reformed and moves away from this uda structure to something el

the o'briens are even licensed coast guard captains. gross' daughter spoke with nbc san diego and shared the last message she received from her dad. listen. >> the last message i got from my dad was, we have a 9:30 a.m. departure today on tuesday, april 4th. we communicate constantly with family and friends. we have a facebook group that we post to. we check in. if our sailing plan changes, we let people know. i am just wanting my dad to -- my dad and the o'briens to roll back in and be, like, what's the big deal, guys? >> and we definitely hope that is the case. while the friends did set sail from what's consider a do not travel zone, the coast guard says they are strictly focusing on search and rescue. so it's unclear if foul play may be involved, but the coast guard tells us that they may have also encountered winds over 30 naughts and 20-foot waves, but the family is hopeful that they are experienced, and they are going to make a way back to them. savannah? >> two licensed coast guard captains on board. that's what you would hope fo

i'm gonna bring miles o'brien back in miles.just said that they can hold for 15 minutes and still be within the window and lift off will jump in as they give us updates. but what do you hear in this? well in this business, you have to be able to operate under pressure. shall we say a and that's quite literal. it's um you know, if you recall it's scrubbed a few days ago for lack of backfill kind of pressure. imagine like when you're drinking water out of plastic water bottle and you kind of critique wrinkles if you don't get airbag in it. well you don't want to rocket to crinkle. and so what they do is they take the gaseous methane and oxygen and kind of pump it back in the tanks, so it doesn't crinkle. so in this case, they had to fully pressure on eyes all these fuel lines for 33 rockets, and it took a little longer than they expected. and so they went into a hold. for now they've got in total of 62 minute window. so we've got some more time here. ah to play around as you can see as that. you see that what appears to be steamed

who are the real inten— james o'brien. who are the real race baiters in— james o'brien.you tatiana sanchez. dan thank you ene— tatiana sanchez. dan thank you end geee— tatiana sanchez. dan thank you and good evening. " and good evening. this is the intent— and good evening. this is the latest from the gb news room. the prime minister is under investigation by parliament's ethics watchdog over a possible failure to declare an interest downing street says the inquiry is over claims he failed to tell mps his wife might benefit from a major measure announced in last month's budget. she holds shares in koru kids, a child care agency likely to gain financially from a drive to recruit more child minders. number ten says the prime minister will clarify how it was declared as a minister burial interest rather than to the commons . meanwhile, mr sunak has commons. meanwhile, mr sunak has accepted the uk doesn't have enough teachers to deliver on his ambition to improve children's numeracy skills. he says an anti maths mindset is costing the uk economy tens of billions of pounds ev

abc seven news reporter jay o'brien has reaction from trump's attorney. >> amid heightened security, former president trump is prepared to fly to new york for his arraignment on tuesday on criminal charges. sources say he is facing around two dozen charges, including felonies that could potentially expose him to prison time. >> he is gearing up for a battle. you know, this is something that obviously we believe is political persecution and people on both sides of the i'll believe that. investigation focusing on an alleged hush money payment to adult film star stormy daniels near the end of the 2016 campaign. the alleged hush money itself is not a crime, but the way donald trump may have accounted for it might be. the indictment comes as a new abc seven news paul says former president trump, should he have been charged with a crime? 45% of americans say he should, 32% believe he should not, 23 do not know. along party lines, 88% of democrats think donald trump should have been charged as do 40% of independents. 62 percent of republicans responding the former president should not have

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who are the real ioiiene— james o'brien. who are the real race baiters in— james o'brien.m. the prime minister is under investigation by parliament's ethics watchdog over a possible failure to declare an interest downing street says the inquiry is over claims he failed to tell mps his wife might benefit from a major measure announced in last month's budget. she holds shares in koru kids, a child care agency likely to gain financially from a drive to recruit more child minders. number ten says the prime minister will clarify how it was declared as a minister burial interest rather than to the commons . meanwhile, mr sunak has commons. meanwhile, mr sunak has accepted the uk doesn't have enough teachers to deliver on his ambition to improve children's numeracy skills. he says an anti maths mindset is costing the uk economy tens of billions of pounds every year and wants to ensure the subject is studied by all students in england up to the age of 18, the uk is one of the least numerate countries in the developed world. more than 8 million onene— world. more than 8 million adu

family members say frank and carrie o'brien along with william gross disappeared after leaving a resortown in mexico headed for san diego on a 44- foot sailboat. all ours had to be experienced sailors. >> tonight, the u.s. coast guar revealing those treacherous conditions leading up to the urgent search for three america sailors who disappeared 12 days ago. ticket they were significant. those environmental conditions word certainly have played a role pair. >> carrie o'brien and her husband left the mexican resort town to san diego with the help of william gross on this 44-foo sailboat, the family say all three were experienced sailors. >> my dad has been sailing sinc the 70s. his on multiple boots, sailing up the coast of california and mexico. he is a mechanic by trade, so h can fix anything. >> at nine of them have been seen since. >> the coast guard and their family say the three were supposed to stop in cabo sam lucas, but the mexican navy say there is no record of them ever arriving or a report of their location. >> and what at home. >> the family tells me that they'd never have go

we are going to lose huge if we continue down this path of extremities. >> jay o'brien joins us.what are we learning about president brandon's reelection announcement this week? >> linsey, a lot of attention on a possible tuesday announcement. that would mark the 4 year anniversary of the launch a president part is 2020 campaign white house reaching out to top democratic donors and that the campaign kickoff would likely come in the form of a video message. away. thank you. return to the water crisis on our planet. it's become more dire and search for solutions more urgent. abc's chief meteorologist ginger zee found one possible answer. i traveled to mexico were many families struggle to access clean water. >> high in the hills of mexico. at the heart of the san juan clinical tingle forest. life without access to clean tricky water is a challenge at best. >> or heading to a small community outside of mexico city to really witness firsthand the impact of the we wind our way around the mexican mountainside. about 6 miles south of mexico city. though it feels like a world away. >> th

o'brien's mother says that they boat docked in mazatlan and sailed there many times. >> norah: eliseh. tonight the biden administration urging americans trapped in the african nation of sudan to shelter in place as there are no plans right now for a u.s. government and evacuation from that country. all u.s. personnel are said to be safe and accounted for three days of fighting between sudan's army and a paramilitary force have left nearly 200 people dead and more than 1800 wounded. as gun violence surges across the united states, there is a potential new high-tech line of defense to help protect schools and other public places for them future mass shootings. cbs's manuel bojorquez shows us how artificial intelligence could provide an early warning system when every second counts. >> reporter: miami's frost museum of science is using artificial intelligence to try to keep visitors safe. >> the iss monitors all of the cameras. >> reporter: brooks weisblat is vp for technology. >> every tool helps. every second counts, anything that we can do to protect the community and our staff. >> r

the o'briens are even licensed coast guard captains >> hopefully somebody sees them and gets them to make contact or relays the messages out there. >> reporter: headed to san diego on their 44-foot vessel "oceanbound," the sailors were last heard from april 4th, when they shoved off from the mexican resort city of mazatlan, planning to arrive in cabo san lucas two days later for supplies the coast guard says there's no record of them arriving or of a mayday call. >> the information that we have is that there was not an emergency beacon on board. >> reporter: the trio may have faced 20-foot waves and 30-knot winds. tonight the mexican navy and the u.s. coast guard says rescue teams are scouring a 2,500-square-mile search grid along the baja peninsula almost twice the size of rhode island. while the crew did set sail from a do not travel zone, authorities tell family members they don't believe the boat would be a target for cartels. >> we're pleading for anyone out there to be on the lookout >> reporter: tonight the desperate search and the deepening mystery at sea miguel almaguer, nbc

coast guard scouring a 2,500 square mile search area at sea for husband and wife frank and kari o'briens. all are said to be experienced sailors. the o'briens are even licensed coast guard captains, but none has been seen in nearly two weeks. >> we're pleading for anyone out there to be on the lookout we miss you so much and love you so much. we just want you to come home. >> reporter: the trio was on their way to san diego and was last heard from on tuesday, april 4th, when they set sail from the mexican port city of maz mazatlan they planned to stop for supplies in cabo san lucas two days later, but the coast guard says there is no record of them arriving, and their location is unknown. >> there's no confirmation they had filled the vessel's fuel tanks, nor confirmation that they took on food and supplies. >> reporter: the group was traveling on the o'brien's 44 foot sailing vessel, ocean bound with minimal technology on board, and they may have encountered winds over 30 knots and 20 foot waves. >> it certainly is significant it would have affected how fast they were able to transit t

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the o'briens are even licensed coast guard captains, but none has been seen in nearly two weeks. >> theye out there to be on the lookout we miss you so much, and love you so much. we just want you to come home. >> the trio was on their way to san diego and was last heard from on tuesday, april 4th, when they set sail from the mexican port city of ma zatlan they planned to stop for supplies two days later. there's no record of them arriving and their location is unknown. >> there's no confirmation they had filled the vessel's fuel tanks, nor confirmation that they took on food and supplies. >> reporter: the group was traveling on the o'brien's 44 foot sailing vessel, ocean bound with minimal technology on board, and may have encountered winds over 30 knots and 20 foot waves. . >> it certainly is significant, and would have affected how fast they were able to transport up the coast. >> reporter: the disappearance comes a month after four americans were kidnapped, two of them killed likely by drug cartels. while the three missing sailors set sail from a do not travel zone, the coast guard s

no. o'brien, eastern hemisphere, editorial director for energy intelligence, no specializes in european oil and gas companies. a warm welcome to each of you before we get into the politics of this, let's get into the tech and i want to begin. ah, in the o carolyn's with a garret davis garrett. as far as i understand this as a lay person, what effectively is going to happen is you're going to interconnect a bunch of wind farms and harness wave energy. and somehow that will replace rushes gas for a whole continent. i mean is that about these? some of it unfortunate says little more complicated than that. and, and i think that's the challenge is that if this isn't a simple solution, it is in our view, an achievable solution, but it needs a lot of different parts put together. so. so what is really important is to have the, the policy or the strategy lead, if you like, and to understand that, that's the political will to make these things happen. and then we need to then go to the next level down and get the strategy in place to deliver the investment in the infrastructure that's needed. i

the group was traveling on the o'briens' 44 foot sailing vessel called ocean bound now, while they settrictly focusing on the search and rescue operation along with the mexican navy, they are now searching a 2,500 square mile area the families of those lost sailors are hopeful that their experience at sea will help them make a safe return home. listen >> we're pleading for anyone out there to be on the lookout we miss you so much and love you so much. we just want you to come home. >> hopefully somebody sees them and gets them to make contact or relay some messages out there. >> reporter: the coast guard tells us that they may have encountered winds over 30 knots and 20 foot waves. officials do not believe that they had enough fuel or food on board, which is why they are aggressively pursuing this search and rescue. jose >> dana griffin in los angeles, thank you. >>> coming up today two senators are back on capitol hill as congress gets back to business after a break. what this all means as the debt ceiling deadline inches closer you're watching "josÉ diaz-balart reports" on msnbc. whe

ambassador o'brien thank you you for joining us. should the u.s. care about china's displeasure with our hosting the president of taiwan? ? >> you know, this is showings how little chinese respect us, with the spy balloon with no consequences, they tell nba what they can and can't do. so, the chinese have no respect for us, why wouldn't they tell us who we could or could not meet with. kevin mccarthy we'll meet with whoever they want, we'll not be dictated to by communist in china and beijing. that is why i was happy to see the president in taiwan last week. had a great visit with her. trey: ambassador, how would you assess our current relationship with china? you are an expert in this fields, i'm not, it doesn't look to be trending well from where i sit in south carolina. >> well, i think one of the positives things is there is a bipartisan consensus. we got it rolling in trump administration. to their credit biden administration kept some of it going, a conski consensus in congress, with china select committee that china is a danger to us. we've

coast guard and mexican navy are searching for kerry o'brien, frank o'brien and william grows. went missing after departing from massive lawn on april 4. they were aboard a 44 foot vote and were supposed to stop in cabo san lucas april 6. officials say marinas have been contacted but the boat has not been found. developing out of sudan, violence has rocked the country's capital leaving dozens dead and hundreds injured. rival military groups clashing for a second day with gunfire and explosions across the city. doctors say at least 56 civilians were killed. the u.s. ambassador to sit and tweeted he and his staff had to take shelter within the embassy. the conflict continues despite diplomatic pressure to cease fire. tensions have been escalating for weeks over plans for a government transition to democracy. officials say a train that derailed near a village in central maine is not a threat to public safety. several train cars jumped the tracks yesterday but none were carrying hazardous materials. other cards were carrying hazardous materials, but were not affected by the derailm

coast guard mexican navy are searching for carrie o'brien, frank o'brien and gro ss. supposed to stop in cabo april 6. marinas throughout mexico have been contacted but the boat has not been found. developing news out of sudan, violence has rocked the country's capitol, leaving hundreds injured. rival military groups are clashing with gunfire and explosions all across the city. at least 56 civilians have been killed. . the u.s. ambassador to sudan tweeted he and his staff had to take shelter inside the embassy. conflict continues despite diplomatic pressures to cease fire. tensions have been escalating for weeks after plans to a transition to democracy. a train that derailed near a village in central maine is not a threat to public safety. several train cars jumped the tracks but none were carrying hazardous materials. other cars were carrie yeary hazardous materials affected by the jerome i. the spokesperson for the canadian pacific kansas city rail network says ice and debris on the track likely caused derailment. [gong] the victims and survivors of the boston marat

robert o'brien with us for more. thank you for getting up early in california and joining us. how has this administration handled this matter to date? >> i just got back from taiwan, spent time with with president i ing-wen. more needs to be done. i hope when speaker mccarthy talks with tsai ing-wen we'll talk about the $21 billion in arms ordered by taiwan but yet to be delivered. getting that to them as quickly as possible. and helping with our economy, to encourage more taiwanese investment in america, but more investment in taiwan. we need to support the taiwanese people, show support that their democracy. this meeting is an important step in that direction. >> robert, how do you explain to people, our viewers, why this is a matter of our national security? >> so for a number of reasons. first taiwan is an incredibly important geopolitical space, the first island chain around taiwan -- around asia. if china took taiwan, it would be like the cork in the champagne bottle popping open and the pla navy, the communist chinese navy and army would have access to the whole pacific

he was that pat o'brien. he was that randolph scott and. the battalion finally was in good enough shape that they were able to deploy first over to england in the early part of 1944, and they participate in the d-day. their objective was to bob made a reference point to hawk which these tall cliffs on top of which were these artillery pieces that if not disabled could have been made it even more deadly for the invading and so when they land on d-day, that was their objective to scale those cliffs. there's there is a book that was written about that specific event by douglas brinkley, who i think is here this morning, giving a talk elsewhere called the boys point to hawk. so what we take are we take our second ranger battalion. so from that training camp to their deployment over in england to getting ready for d-day. for d-day, then they established themselves a position on d-day, precariously. they're on top of the cliffs, rudders wounded. but he doesn't want to leave his battalion and then as the next few go by, they are part of that allie

jay o'brien for us. thank you so much. we turn now to the battle over the abortion pill mifepristone. the supreme court weighing in allowing access for now and avoiding major changes that were set to take effect overnight. abc has the latest developments. good morning to you. >> hey, good morning, whit. abortion rights advocates are breathing a sigh of relief right now. but they tell me this is not a win. this is a temporary pause and they know that the clock is still ticking on the future of mifepristone. >> we need change and we need it now! >> emotions running high this morning. >> bring yourself back here! >> as the fierce debate over the future of abortion plays out nationwide. the supreme court stepping in. just stay that would overturn the original approval of the abortion medication mifepristone that. would essentially take the pill off the market. now, giving the court until april 20th to review the case before deciding what their next steps will be. in a statement, the white house saying that the stakes could not

now and trump biographer, ti o'brien, is back with me youssef, after donald -- you issued a sink butement calling it quote karma. talk us through what you'r feeling personally when you sa that news? >> i was thinking about dr martin with the king junior, and the universe is long but i bends towards justice. here i had this long history of really living under the oppression of what the syste represents for us as black and brown people and 30 decades later, give the opportunity to see the ver person who took out a full pag ad calling for our deaths. bring back the death penalty bring back our police. to be brought in the sam courthouse that we wer arraigned in, we were arraigne for a crime we did not commit. and here he is being arraigned for a crimes that the da's office, the grand jury said, w want to prosecute donald trump it's a bittersweet moment -- three decades later, and i'm excited to see what happens. >> tom, on tuesday for the first time, first time we sa donald trump inside a courtroom, even though he's bee projecting this bravado online this closely is told once told the n

neil: art kevin o'brien thank you very much for that again.he former president will be leaving florida on monday but he will save the trump tower. the arraignment is scheduled for tuesday and then he is back in florida tuesday night, we will have more after this my brain. so i choose neuriva plus. unlike some others, neuriva plus is a multitasker supporting 6 key indicators of brain health. to help keep me sharp. neuriva: think bigger. (burke) a new car loses about ten percent of its value the minute you drive off the lot. or more. that's why farmers new car replacement pays to replace it with a new one of the same make and model. get a whole lot of something with farmers policy perks. ♪ we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ right, want to take you to palm beach international airport. this is where it donald trump's plane is parked on a runway or off a runway i should say. he will use that of course to head to new york on monday. ahead of his formal arraignment on this 30 plus count indi indictment, tuesday and the lower manhattan corp

science correspondent miles o'brien found that out for himself on a road trip in california. report is in conjunction with tonight's episode of "nova, chasing carbon zero." >> electric vehicles sure have come a long way. i just got in the driver's seat of an all electric pickup truck in venice, california. the company loaned us the vehicle for a reporting trip that spanned more than 500 miles. it was a stress test for the electric vehicle charging network. we had no idea how much stress lay ahead. >> we don't have enough chargers, right? >> i agree. >> what are we going to do about that? >> lily macaluso is a really an engineer. >> each company does not want to out build the other because if you put in enough chargers and is not enough vehicles in the area yet, but then overwhelming amounts of vehicles in some areas. >> for some insights, i drove to the innovation lab for one of the largest electric vehicle charging companies in the nation. all right, gentlemen, i want your premium electrons here. the chief commercial officer showed me around. >> would have all the chargers w

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joining us now legal analyst tim o'brien who has indeed covered donald trump for a long time tim, greatwill, about this remarkable singular american journey that donald trump has taken. >> i mean, i think, you know, inarguably trump is the biggest political figure of the 21st century bar none, and he got there in the most unpredictable of ways, and it really -- i don't think people are familiar broadly with his journey, but it struck me when he came to manhattan the night before his arraignment he stayed briefly in trump tower, got arraigned, got charged with a crime for the first time in his life and then departed back to mar-a-lago. and trump tower has always been this signature trophy property for him. it was his first great success and marked his departure from i think this sort of agency of his father and created by his father in many ways and trump tower was his project, he prided himself on it. and during all the notoriety and deck he built-up in the decades following the trump tower's opening, he bought mar-a-lago and they really book ended this journey because donald trump in m

to go through all the job cuts, what they mean and former national security advisor robert o'brien all the economic insecurity could threaten the nation's security. chicago black hawkes owner why he is worried about his city and worry ared about the guy voted in to lead that city. hello, everybody i'm neil cavuto. markets trading lower than normal ahead of the big employment number tomorrow. a lot of people hedging bets, getting out of town. many already have. let's go to donald trump's economic adviser vance ginn, what he makes of the job cuts that vance, are accelerating. what do you think. >> neil a pleasure to be with you. i think you laid it out really well at the opening. we have a slowing economy. we have a jobs market also struggling. adp reported earlier the private sector added 145,000 jobs that was well below estimates 210,000. consensus estimate. 240,000. unemployment rate stays at 3.6%. these things show slower growth in the economy and also jobs. see that with the tech sector, the banking sector. you start to see the bust, we had a artificial boom for so long. now we're s

jay o'brien abcs -- mc seven news. >> returning to work just in time for the biggest week for the catholichurch. >> i have made a decision to run for president of the united states. as i have traveled the country for six months i hear people talk about the leadership of our country every day americans just saying give us good leadership, common sense, consistent conservativism and optimism about our great country. and that inspires me. i believe i can be that kind of leader. >> we apologize for that. that is of course not the pope. former president trump faces a new challenger for the public in presidential nomination and then you just heard from former arkansas governor asa hutchinson today, announcing his presidential campaign. went abc 7 news. he called trump's indictment a sideshow and a distraction, and added the former president should withdraw from the race because of it. now, we talk about the pope, returning to work for busiest week of the roman catholic church. >> and m&a pottery and affiliates. dissected. -- in the name of the father the son and the holy spirit. >> leading mass

tim o'brien, executive edito of bloomberg opinion and autho of trump nation, the art o being the donald andrew weizmann who is bee here all day long, law professor at nyu and former senior member of th mueller probe. and charles joins us, -- david joining us remotely in the new york times investigative reporter who won a pulitzer for the truth behin donald trump's charitabl donations. andrew, how stronger these charges and if donald trump is found guilty, what are the consequences >> so on the strength of the charge, the one thing that w don't know is we don't actuall know all of the proof behind it but that, they were surprising to me into ways. one, michael paul cohen an everyone says so, that was the star witness, when you read th actual statement of facts yo actually find that he is a player, but you don't sit ther and go he is central david pecker plays a huge role and if i were the government, would say in the trial, it i the star witness, th documents. >> which is what lanny davis michael cohen's lawyer has bee telling us for days. >> absolutely, that is not a credit to his clien

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today the mother of kerry, o'brien spoke to cnn on what she's learning about the search operation.we've heard from the u. s. coast guard who has been in touch with the mexican navy, and they have sent airplanes and ships looking for them, um, up and down the coast where they were supposed to be traveling. the coast guard has also done night searches. um, with infrared. um searches so that they make group and using sonar, but still nothing. cnn's camilo bernal is working this story for us, camila you spoke with the mother there? what else does she have to say? look fred. she's heartbroken. she says that she is sad and frustrated, but still very hopeful that her daughter will be found alive, she says, look, every mother worries, but she wasn't particularly concerned about this trip because of the experience here, she says her daughter and her husband have about 20 years of experience sailing, and they say that bill had about 50 years of experience. so really, she says , that if anyone could survive it is them. that's why her hope is still very much. alive they were last heard from an

christopher o'brien was one of the defence lawyers who took on andrew's case.was a reckless driving with death, so it's called a vehicular homicide, but it's that he was driving at such speed and so recklessly that it killed the guy in his car. so, it's a serious charge? quite, yes — it's punishable by up to 15 years of prison. sirens wail i don't think the gravity of the situation really hit me because obviously, i knew what happened — i was there. and it never really occurred to me that they would be able to convince a jury that i was actually driving. andrew's only hope was for his legal team to track down the man who pulled him from the car. this unknown man could prove andrew wasn't driving. we printed up pictures of him off of the body cam, handed them out at every shop, every, you know, at starbucks downtown, put it on social media and no—one knew who he was. chris and his colleagues convinced a controversial facial recognition company to license their technology and help find the witness. they ran a search of this image from the police body cam footage