the name on it paige dixon, paige's married name.on tha road >> making my way back west along the median, i saw checkbook. >> it was an awful feeling o dread, thinking, "how did this get here? why is it here? what does it mean? >> then more, paige's wallet charm bracelet, this shoe, various cards, bank registers, and dozens of checks from both paige's personal and professional accounts, nearly hundred items spread along 1 miles of road, which lef investigators with two ver different theories. either paige's abductor was trying to throw them off track or -- >> she was in the trunk of a car or something of the sort and dumped these items out t leave a trail. >> and while volunteer gathered the sad detritus of paige's life, a new wrinkle. >> paige's most recent ex-husband, rob dixon, cam back to town to look after the kids and help out with the search. and his re-appearanc stopped volunteers in thei tracks. because of the stories paige told while they were married, many thought him th most obvious suspect >> she was afraid of him coming

paige knew that.class >> she felt like she deserved lot more, and that she was very, very lucky >> really? >> so she considered herself lucky that he had chosen her >> absolutely. >> watching them together, did it seem that he really cared about her? that he really liked her >> absolutely happy to be in that relationship. >> yeah? >> you see them laughing together you see them getting along s well >> her family liked him to they'd given her a care package, and her mom contributed $2 towards gas for the trip once alex's swim team meetin ended that day, the couple met up, passing some alone time in the dorm room, then went t dinner alex and samantha were texting of course. >> you know, i asked what sh is doing and she's like, where out to dinner right now we're gonna go out to friend's house and then making it back to the dorm >> on the way back, clayton go that ticket. and the cops saw the to walk away separately. then, at 12:13 am, alex posted a tweet. should have known, it read should have known. >>

>> i haven't talked to larry paige in a few years because he got upset with me about open ai.en open ai was created, it did shift things into a -- from uni polar world where google id controlled, like i said, three-quarters of all the ai tal onto the where there's now sort of by pope ar world or google deep mind and now weirdly as it seems, open ai's maybe ahead. so i have had conversations with the open ai team. i mean i haven't talked to larry paige because he doesn't want to talk to me anymore for a few years. >> tucker: can i ask you, since you've been around a lot of this, the thinking. so why would anyone not be a tthis esist the human center in technology. what's the thinking there? >> i think what he's trying to say is, if i were to guess, that all consciousness should be treated equally, and whether that is digital or biological. >> tucker: hmm. and you disagree. >> i disagree, yeah. especially if the digital consciousness or whatever you want to call it, digital intelligence, decides to curtail the biological intelligence. >> tucker: right. so you're just building yo

. >> and albane venezuela is laying up here, paige?> yes, by the 3 wood, she wanted play it as a three-shot hole. >> and you have to wonder if she knows where she is and make eagle, it is going to post eagle. >> yes. it is a curious choice. >> some players don't want to know where they stand. but you need to know, don't you? >> that is where the caddie needs to know at least. i am sure her dad has been looking at the leaderboard, but there is something that she felt uncomfortable with that tee shot not to hit the driver. >> and now corpuz. >> that is a blessing there for angel to gather her thoughts. and tom, we have seen quite a few from here. >> and that is going down the hole left to right. and it is one of the putts that you like, karen, because it is going to get there. >> over the spots, and jay monahan poinpointed out that if pitch it there, you will have good speed. >> it is an interesting view of angel and the self-talk which has changed dramatically since hitting it in the bunker of 16 off of the tee. she handled the adversit

he's so thankful for medical staff who helped him and his family his daughter, paige, does remain in critical condition. as for joseph eaton, he remains behind bars until his trial. >> thank you eddie, one of the things that has to strike you when you look at so many of these victims, they were young. kaylin gillis was 20, payton washington, 18, ralph yarl 16, the boy shot in philadelphia, 15 the girl in north carolina was 6. i want to play a little more about what happened from our nbc affiliate in charlotte, wcnc >> ashley hildebrand said her husband and 6-year-old daughter were the two people shot hildebrand was grazed by a bullet >> it was very scary my daughter actually got to come home last night, late last night. she just had a bullet fragment in her cheek still scary. but my husband, he's still in the hospital he's in trauma i'm doing the best i can i just wish they'd catch this guy. >> reporter: jonathan robertson said he had just taken his kids inside when the shots rang out >> as soon as i saw him coming out shooting, i was hollering at everybody to get down and get inside

with us now to talk more about all of this, nbc news white house correspondent mike memoli and susan paige, washington bureau chief for usa today what is the president hoping to accomplish today with these meetings and this dinner tonight? >> reporter: after we saw all the pomp and ceremony in the last hour of that official arrival ceremony, the two leaders are getting down to business and we expect there are three areas of focus for the two leaders to discuss the first, of course, anytime you have a u.s. president sitting down with his south korean counterpart, you know that one of the key areas of focus is going to be north korea. and specifically their increasingly provocative nuclear tests that they have been making in the last few years. and so as part of all the diplomatic work that goes into an official visit like what we're seeing today, the two countries are going to be announcing a new -- what they're calling the washington framework. an effort to focus on nuclear and strategic planning it is modeled interestingly after a similar arrangement that the u.s. had with its european al

imagination, and the new york times displaying christine lyrical and intelligent audience is shaun paige by his grand show of emotion. ah, i think that's certainly what i have found that infinite a spectrum of joy and pain and suffering and all the human emotions and all the elements in the world in one our country. it's amazing and i've always enjoyed that . so perhaps that makes me old from a mature, from age or, or whatever it may be, but that's not only who i am. i'm also still young. and i'm also still a very normal person, but certainly when it comes to musical experiences and, and my approach to music and my approach to being on stage, it's more traditional than modern. the least ascii enjoy seeking out challenges. for example, beethoven's piano concerto number 5. also known as the emperor can check me the in a claim dan fee, and the master is $1.00 of the most challenging in the piano repertoire works. it was ahead of its time. ah, i love all a bit of ins, concertos and the emperor has a certain posture to it that is particular. and in a way, actually, i liked it less than others

if you've written a book, paige publishing can help you through the process. we cut through the confusion of the publishing world to make it easy for you call 805 630741. good evening. fox blinked on the day that fox attorneys in the attorneys for dominion voting systems, the company that was suing them for defamation, were to make opening statement in there. $1.6 billion lawsuit, fox decided to settle $787.5 million . that's how much the fox corporation will pay. it's half of what dominion says they were seeking, but a historic amount on the less the fox corporation . clearly deciding was better to pay the money than have their star anchors try to explain under oath, the election denialism and disinformation. they either spread themselves or help spread by giving others who are lying a platform night after night after night in a statement after the settlement was announced, fox said, and i quote we acknowledge the court's rulings finding certain claims about dominion to be false. the settlement reflects foxes continued commitment to the highest journalistic s

he will address both houses of the irish parliament which is where our ireland correspondent chris paiges visit, we've seen that visit to the irish president's house, no speaking with the irish prime minister and today when he arrives where you are it will be a very symbolic moment. the president on this trip has been exploring his irish ancestry which he said means a lotto him. he is currently holding talks with the leader of the irish government, leo varadkar across the building here in. there was a picture perfect moment when present biden got out of his vehicle and shook hands with mr varadkar. the sun broke through the cloud just as he did that. the weather has now turned on the other direction but maybe when the president arrives here, maybe it will brighten up again. they have been discussing the peace process in northern ireland, the power—sharing. .. northern ireland, the power—sharing... the dup is vetoing the power—sharing of coalition because of its brexit arrangements. he said he hoped power—sharing would be restored after the good friday peace agreement anniversary which en

and he gets paige to go to the wolf's layer, this is all true. adolf hitler brings together some of his top special operations fighters because he wants to find the very best one. he lines them all in a room like this size, shoulder to shoulder. they're all standing there. and adolf hitler poses this one question as a quiz. he says what do you think of italy and all the special operations are? tell him, oh, we you know, we'll fight strong italy. they you know, they are on our side we'll fight to the death with them. and otto skorzeny shouts above everybody else. one voice shouts above everyone. he says, i am from austria, my fÜhrer, and it's a gamble skorzeny because he knows that hitler is from austria. and if you're truly from austria, you have deep resentment for italy. because in world war one, in the first world war, italy took a key of austria, never gave it back. and adolf hitler turns at that moment and it looks at otto skorzeny. he's like, you're my guy. and he sends otto skorzeny on a secret mission. i don't want to ruin this part of th

i don't take callos paige well is in way to access paige street anymore on stanion. i'm not going around when the traffic conscience don't warranty it. the last part is tenderloin. the traffic timing is horrible i don't take calls in the tenderloin as a taxi driver because of i could have a passenger paying me or at the location because it to being me so long to get to them due to waiting 45 seconds at every intersection it is a [inaudible] at times. so, the thing is that there are people who cannot be on bicycles people use wheel chair bunkham walk and canes and in the able to walk to the bus stop or get on a bus and off a bus. i appreciate you look at the fact it hurts our ability for proper taxi service. thank you very much. >> thank you. caller. hi. caller your 2 minutes begins now. >> good morning, commissioners i'm claire, i'm the director of advocacy at the san francisco bicycle coalition. thank you americans for lead everiship to advancing vision zero. ure know left year was our year for traffic fatalities. y know speeding can the number one cause for death a

live now to caroline paige — patron of the liverpool city region pride foundation how is liverpool givingly excited about eurovision, it is so close. the liverpool bike foundation has arranged various events and from the 10-13 arranged various events and from the 10—13 may there will be a series of events leading up to the final so the excitement is building. tell us more about _ the excitement is building. tell us more about what _ the excitement is building. tell us more about what this _ the excitement is building. tell us more about what this event - the excitement is building. tell us| more about what this event means the excitement is building. tell us i more about what this event means to the lgbt community in liverpool and across the country.— across the country. across the world because eurovision _ across the country. across the world because eurovision has _ across the country. across the world because eurovision has i _ across the country. across the world because eurovision has i was - across the country. across the world because eurovision has i was had . across the country.

. >> the legendary satchel paige, another, a young player from cuba.porter: the new season of the game features the debut of players and teams from the negro leagues, complete with commentary from bob kendrick, president of the negro leagues' baseball museum in kansas city, missouri. >> supersedi could have ever done to drive kids through our doors to kind of gain an understanding of what the negro leagues represented. reporter: the negro leagues are a very important part of not only baseball history but also like history and american history -- black history and american history. we have asked for years, what are you going to introduce negro league players into the game? we needed to figure out an interactive wooded introduce them into the game to a -- interactive way to introduce them into the game to make it fun and inspiring. reporter: more than a the storyline content, plans for multiple seasons. >> we can see that we now have leaders to continue to introduce more unsung stars of the negro leagues. people that you should know what you don't necess

him understand with the with the paige and understand or issues, the lack of infrastructure and investment like what happened in tennessee , uh more attainable for the other side when you don't have any type of defensive mechanism. and that was actually zavala reporting. kevin newsom has repeatedly said he will not run for president by the governor's high profile tour is raising questions about his plans for 2024. well april still producing, producing some rainfall for us is a weak system moved across the northern california last night and into this morning in terms of rainfall accumulations nothing too major, but still adding up in a few spots, as you can see here, santa rosa and san rafael about 4/10 of an inch napa 0.20, oakland just over 1/10 of an inch in san jose. only 200.2 this weekend. it will be dry, but we'll start off with some cloud cover tomorrow morning for your saturday skies, becoming partly cloudy and then on sunday for easter will be mostly signed. definitely warming things back up, not only the sixties, but the warmest locations will be approaching the low to mid sevent

um, i mean, the reason open ai exists at all is that larry paige and i used to be close friend and ild stay at his house in palo alto and i would talk to him late in the night about ai safety. at least my perception was that larry was not taking ai safety seriously enough. and -- >> what did he say about it? >> he really seemed to be one sort of digital superintelligence, basically a digital god, if you will, as soon as possible. >> hey wanted that? >> yes. he's made many public statements ever the years, the whole of google is what's called agi artificial general intelligence or artificial superintelligence. i agree there's great potential for good, but there's also potential for bad. if you've fat some radical new technology you want to take actions, maximize probably will do good, minimize probably it will do bad things. >> yes. >> it can't just be just go, you know, barreling forward and hope for the best. and then at one point i said what about, you know, we gotta make sure humanity's okay here. [laughter] and, um, and then he called me a spescest. >> did he use that term none y

that's the issue, because their concern is that it's very liberal, like microsoft and google larry paige musk -- elon musk said he was worried and larry said he was specist. >> lauren: i didn't even know what that was. >> jimmy: who wants to live in a world where we're not the top of the food chain. do you know how [bleep] we are if we're not the top of the food chain? back to her point, chatgpt famously said it would not miss gender our friend kaitlyn jenner to avert a nuclear war. that would be considered such an affront it would risk making the war happen. do you think it really means that or do you think it could convince chat gpt to misgender kaitlyn if they thought she was a republican >> kat: i actually think the second one is true. unfortunately this is not new. politicians making laws or controlling technology without knowing how to log into facebook. kind of reminds me of, i don't know, politicians wanting to ban ar-15s who think that stands for assault rifle even ifs. they make laws about things and issues that they don't know anything about all time. it's like if you or i com

they don't mention the strzok paige texts where these fbi officials were plotting to basically remove like these are all really important stories that were not beneficial to the liberal media's narrative that these liberal college professors have not included in their stories of the trump presidency. and it's disgraceful. >> pete: it's disgraceful and it's dangerous and leading to an entire generation of american kids who have no idea what their government is actually doing to them, weaponizing political opponents. greg pryce, great work. thanks for doing it: all right. it's been a month saints trans shooter killed six people, three kids at a christian school in nashville. so why is the fbi still sitting on the manifesto? ♪ allergies don't have to be scary. (screaming) defeat allergy headaches fast with new flonase headache and allergy relief! two pills relieve allergy headache pain? and the congestion that causes it! flonase headache and allergy relief. psst! psst! all good! they need their lawn back fast and you need scotts turf builder rapid grass. it grows grass 2 times faster tha

davidson: last week, i had the honor to meet paige and her fellow art competition participants, and her family as well. we celebrate their hard work, their skills, and the creativity. i thank them all for their participation. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields. for what purpose does the gentlewoman from texas seek recognition? ms. jackson lee: mr. speaker, i ask to address the house, unanimous consent, for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentlewoman is recognized. ms. jackson lee: as we approach the month of may, i want to remind everyone that we honor our mothers of this nation, mothers who have nourished, calmed, encouraged, celebrated, cheered those who have made their way in life. mothers who've had difficult times, challenges but yet continued to be there. i want to be able to honor mothers who are taking care of children who are not their own. and in this month of may, i will select mothers from my congressional district and some from around the nation to honor over the month of may and say thank you for what you do. that's why,

let's go to franchesca paige, the travel journalistic extraordinaire. what is your read, franchesca, when you lack at those traveling by road or air what they're in for this summer? >> well, you know, i am getting a lots of these questions right now. there's a few valid concerns when it comes to travel, particularly if you're flying. as we kickoff this holiday weekend and head in to the sum travel sen between inclement 1/4 and traveling aboard to mexico, for example. my advice at always is to protect yourself and insure your trip. travel security memberships that can evacuate you for safety threats and if you get moved home or hospitalized. travel insurance has limitations, so memberships particularly like that are worst looking into. but there are a lot of concerns obviously right now with this summer hit in terms of these cancellations and staffing shortages. >> neil: yeah, the cancellation part, we just heard from american and jet blue that they're cutting back flights and sometimes with not a lot of warning. what is a traveler to do if this happens

carlson last night, spoke about these companies and in particular zeroed in on google co-founder larry paige his approach. watch what he said about that. >> my perception was that larry was not taking a.i. safety seriously enough. and i agree with him that there's great poeen potential fr good. there's also potential for bad. i said what about, we've got to make sure humanity is okay here. [laughter] >> and then he called me a specist. maria: what about had that, peter? we know that the threat of a.i. is real as well and the risk, but this is where the growth is. how do you invest in it? you're interested in investing in artificial intelligence. >> absolutely, i am a total optimist when it comes to this, maria. to be honest i was a disappointed with that interview. i thought mr. musk spent a lot of time sensationalizing the so called fears of a.i. if you look back at history, even when the telephone was first introduced. people were totally fearful about that p thinking their souls would be transferred through communication lines and i see history repeating itself. you can replace a.i. with

--paige. caller: i have watched all your documentaries on frontline and i think they're great.looking forward to watching a documentary to might -- tonight. how do you get the access you get especially in countries like afghanistan and saudi arabia, where you have really good access to high-level people? i am wondering how you get that level of trust, especially for an american journalist. thank you. guest: thank you for your call and thank you for watching. i -- i have been at this for a long time and you make contacts. there is no one single method whereby you are able to gain access. i will say in afghanistan, we did not get all the axes i hoped at the highest level -- access i hope that the highest level. we did meet some but there were others i wanted to get to but we you -- but you depend on the local producers you higher upon meditations you get from other journalists or people you meet in the country while you are there. you hire them and they have their own rolodex is of phone numbers -- rolodexes of phone numbers and you do what you can and it is a frustrating process

elizabeth paige white is an attorney for the walker family. >> i don't care what he did, but let's beclear. when jayland was shot, he was running away, he was unarmed. those are two things that we know. and for any state official to stand up there and justify what was done to jayland, shame on you. shame on each and every one of you. what we saw happen this week in the grand jury was a miscarriage of justice. amy: in indianapolis, two police officers have been indicted over the killing of herman whitfield nearly a year ago. whitfield was an award-winning african american piano virtuoso who would have turned last 40 october. last april, his parents called 911 to ask for help as their son experienced a mental health crisis in their home. officers responded with deadly force, pinning herman whitfield to the ground, cuffing him, tasering him, and continuing to press their weight into him even though he was crying out he couldn't breathe. the city of indianapolis and its police department fought for months to block a judge's order that raw videos of whitfield's killing be made public. last

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if you've written a book, paige publishing can help you through the process.cut through the confusion of the publishing world to make it easy for you. hello everyone. thanks again for joining me in new york. i'm fredricka whitfield and we begin with more massive protests on the streets of israel. the demonstrators are demanding that israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu abandoned controversial judicial overhaul and legislation. it's the 14th straight week that israelis have protested over the proposed changes. and this time it comes against the backdrop of days of violence between israel and palestinian militants in gaza and southern lebanon. cnn's fred pleitgen is intel aviv. so you still have a whole lot of people who are turning out for the same cause. 14 weeks in a row. is there anything different about the tenor or the motivation here? hi there, fredricka. well, first of all, you're right. there are a lot of people who came out on the streets at night tonight to protest against that planned judiciary reform or overhaul bill. but of course, this curren

. >> i'm paige washington. >> high school cheerleader peyton washington, the latest victim after a stranger on her and three friends in the parking lot of a grocery store outside austin. >> it was unfortunate. these girls were just trying to get home. >> reporter: the girls traveling home from a late night practice. to where they had all parked their cars >> the guy got out and saw he had a gun and so they tried to speed off and he shot his gun, like, five times or so >> reporter: police arresting pedro rodriguez jr., charged with deadly conduct, a third degree felony. as washington remains in the icu. >> she's won every title there is to win in all-star cheerleading she's literally a role model for the kids in this industry throughout the country everybody knows her. >> reporter: the latest shooting comes days after a kansas city teen was shot in the head after going to the wrong home to pick up his younger brothers. the 84-year-old suspect pleading not guilty and was released on $200,000 bond. the family pressing for additional hate crime charges. ralph yarl is now out of a hospital, his

if you've written a book, paige publishing can help you through the process. we cut through the confusion of the publishing world to make it easy for you 805 630741. china's military says that it is ready to fight after completing three days of large scale combat exercise around taiwan. the exercises follow the taiwanese presidents trip to the u. s last week and now in an exclusive interview, taiwan's foreign minister tells cnn's chief national security correspondent jim shooter that china is quote trying to get ready to launch a war against taiwan. jim is with us now, boys. those are sobering words to put it mildly. what more to the four minutes to tell you. well, i'll tell you that we watch these exercises from the outside with alarm the scale of them that the apparent target here right. a military attack on invasion of taiwan. so i asked the foreign minister. how does taiwan look at these exercises from the inside and with genuine alarm and seriousness, because what they see in the scale of these things in the seriousness our preparations, training for mili

i think that will help him understand, uh, with the with the paige and understand our issues, the lack and investment, which makes things like what happened in tennessee. ah more attainable for the other side when you don't have any type of defensive mechanism. and that was ashley zavala reporting. governor. newsom has repeatedly said he will not run for president. but the governor's high profile tour is raising questions about his plans for 2024. hundreds of drivers field up for free this easter weekend thanks to an annual gas giveaway by a church in any daca rock church bay area donated a total of $10,000 worth of gas as an easter blessing. $25 of gas was given to the 1st 400 cars have pulled up to the pump. cars lined up outside the valero gas station on summer's ville road to get in on the deal. our thought is, since this is the ultimate act of giving. why don't we practice generosity to our community? there's been arduous times with the pandemic with burglaries, all the issues that permeate our culture, and so we just wanted to step up and bless our community with $10,000 in gas t

susan paige, fox news contributor richard fowler, former chief of staff for vice president mike pencetz and director of the ronald reagan institute. welcome to everybody. okay. so let's start there. mark, this has very unusual predicament for potential gop runners in 2024. they've had to rush to the former president's defense. they are coalescing behind this guy they are trying to run against. >> sure. it also could be somewhat genuine. there's a lot of concern for people who look at a prosecution that a previous da passed over, prosecution the department of justice passed over. reality this da campaigned on a promise to prosecute donald trump. there's a lot of concerns. there's a real concern about what this precedent sets. are you going to have republican district attorneys say i'm going to charge a democrat for political gain? it's an abuse of the justice system. >> one of them who weighed in was florida governor ron desantis, who is not running but many people think is edging that way. want to read part of his tweet. he said florida will not assist in an extradition request given

if you've written a book, paige publishing can help you through the process. we cut through the confusion of the publishing world to make it easy for you 805 630741. security breach at the white house today, the mischievous perp was nabbed but the secret service let him go. why well, it was a toddler who crawled through the fence squeeze through the bars on the north side of the people's house, prompting a swift response from the u. s. secret service agents picked up the tiny trespassing tourists and quickly reunited him with his parents. a secret service spokesman said they were going to wait until he learned to talk to question him. thanks for joining us. the news continues here on cnn. hello and welcome to our viewers joining us here in the united states and all around the world. i'm. ed settlement, fox news will cut a $787 million check for its dominion lies but avoids having to tell the truth that trial and issue on air retractions deadline looming. we're just hours away from the u. s. supreme court's ruling on access to an abortion pill. what president c

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. >> ambassador paige, we heard from richard how complex this war is how do you see these evacuationsacting the dynamics on the ground and any potential resolution to the military conflict in sudan? >> thank you for having me first of all, i would just say that i agree with the colonel, it seems as if therescue mission, the evacuation went off without a hitch, but the fact that the airport is closed and that so many foreigners are evacuating, sudanese are also evacuating and many of them feel like they've been abandoned. i think that, on the one hand, it could make it more difficult for the generals to reach a solution because there won't be as many eyes on the ground watching them. but i think that everyone has to continue to try to at least get the situation calm enough so people can sit down. >> again, colonel, these were american diplomats and families evacuated. our understanding is there are thousands, perhaps 16,000 more americans left behind in the country. at what point would you expect more widespread evacuations? is it even possible? >> it's going to be extremely difficult.

if you've written a book, paige publishing can help you through the process.we cut through the confusion of the publishing world to make it easy for you 805 630741. this news just in to cnn. the speaker kevin mccarthy, wants to release the text of his debt ceiling bill today, sources tell cnn mccarthy's proposal would include raising the debt ceiling by $1.5 trillion until march 31st of next year, whichever comes first. the house speaker is trying to project calm and confidence we should know. next week if they hold that vote if he's right, or if he fails a giant test. that's when the gop leader says house republicans will pass this resolution. it outlines their wish list for negotiations with president biden, but competing factions within the house republican family still appear far apart. at the moment are great reporters are back at the table up. this is what you have to do. if you're the speaker and you have a four vote majority, and we saw this with the democrats, both in the senate and in the house. when nancy pelosi was speaker, things got messy. things

if you've written a book, paige publishing can help you through the process.e cut through the confusion of the publishing world to make it easy for you 805 630741. donald trump's allies in congress taking their fight to alvin brags backyard today, the republican led house judiciary committee holding a field hearing in manhattan, unquote victims of violent crime in the manhattan borough, the purposes beyond simple to try to discredit the district attorney's case against the former president. the committee chairman jim jordan's leading the charge. for here in manhattan. the scales of justice are weighed down by politics for the district attorney. justice isn't blind. it's about looking for opportunities to advance a political agenda, a radical political agenda. rather than enforcing the law of the d. a is using his office to do the bidding of left wing campaign funders. and sarah morey is live for us in new york with the details. jim jordans, says the prosecutors being political, the prosecutor says no, actually, you're the one being political. where are we goin

if you've written a book, paige publishing can help you through the process. we cut through the confusion of the publishing world to make it easy for you call 805 630741. 48 hours and counting. joe biden is said to announce his reelection bid as soon as tuesday. the octogenarian commander in chief will be 86 years old by the end of his second term if he's reelected, and democrats will need to find the right message to convince the american people that joe biden is the right person for four more years in the oval office. joining me now is democratic senator amy klobuchar of minnesota. we have a lot to get to senator first. i want to give you a chance to respond to what you just heard from your colleague, senator graham, he said. democrats are pushing to allow abortion. up to the point of birth. is that your position? no it is not. i think senator graham knows where the american people are on this. they are with democratic leaders and the people of this country believe that the women of this country should be able to make their own decisions about their health c

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if you've written a book, paige publishing can help you through the process. we cut through the confusion of the publishing world to make it easy for you call 805 630741. we do have a quick update for you right now on our top story, the hospital that is treating patients from the bank shooting in louisville , kentucky, now says they are treating or they have treated nine people that is one more than it was previously reported . now we're told that three have already been just discharged, and police say that four people are dead and the shooter was also killed. they believe that he was a former employee. now. two officers were wounded in an exchange of gunfire with that gunman will keep you updated on that story as the day develops, but now on to another story in texas, where an army sergeant was convicted of murder last week and now before he's even sentenced, the governor is putting him on the fast track. for a pardon. on friday, daniel perry was found guilty of murdering a man at a 2020 black lives matter protests and republican governor greg abbott has now

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if you've written a book, paige publishing can help you through the process.we cut through the confusion of the publishing world to make it easy for you call 805 630741. continue to follow the breaking news on a texas federal judges spending fda approval of the drug kristen, which has been safely used for decades by millions of women in medication, abortions, that competing ruling as well affecting 12 states, from a judge, a federal judge in washington state. just moments ago, attorney general garland said the justice department will appeal the texas ruling, quoting from the statement, quote today's decision overturns the fda as expert judgment. rendered over two decades that mifepristone is safe and effective. the department will continue to defend the fda decision. joining us now by phone is minnesota democratic senator amy klobuchar, who sits on the senate judiciary committee. senator klobuchar. i'm wondering what your reaction to the two rulings is particularly the texas ruling. this is just a complete shock for women across the nation. um, this is medicat

if you've written a book, paige publishing can help you through the process. we cut through the confusion of the publishing world to make it easy for you 805 630741. the nashville city council will meet just a short time from now to vote on whether to reappoint ousted lawmaker justin jones to his elected seat in the state house. just four days ago, tennessee's republican led house voted to expel jones and fellow democrat justin pearson but did not expel representative gloria johnson after they led a rule breaking protest, demanding stronger gun safety measures on the house floor. this all stems from the deadly mass shooting at a nearby school last month. jones and pearson have vowed to return to their jobs. cnn's ryan young is live for us in nashville. so ryan, what are you hearing about the vote and the chances for justin jones? fred a lot of conversation about this. that meeting gonna happen. 4 30 today central. the hope is that he'll get voted back in and there's going to be a march from here to the state house, so you can understand there's a lot of excite

if you've written a book, paige publishing can help you through the process. we cut through the confusion of the publishing world to make it easy for you call 805 630741. welcome back to state of the union. i'm jake tapper, fresh off his big win in the swing state of georgia last november. republican governor brian kemp has a message for his party ahead of 2024 voters, he says, want to hear about your policies? not your sour grapes. campo in 2020 refused to overturn former president's official and factual and legal loss in georgia, told an audience of republican donors yesterday. quote looking through the rear view mirror takes our eye off the road ahead, unquote . i wonder who he's talking about. george joining me now to discuss georgia governor brian kemp. governor kemp thanks so much for joining us really appreciate it. so georgia has become a purple state president biden narrowly won in 2020. you have two democratic senators who have been elected one of them reelected, but you handily won re election in 2022. and it's tougher than expected year for your pa

paige publishing can help you through the process. we cut through the confusion of the publishing world to make it easy for you 805 630741. police in louisville have just released. the 911 calls from monday's mass shooting at a bank in louisville . perhaps not surprisingly, these are tough to hear. they are disturbing the call's being released just a day after police released that body cam footage which shows the officers confronting the gunmen, and we will bring you those 911 calls shortly. our team is actually going through the files. right now. investigators say it took the shooter one minute to carry out the attack before he waited in the lobby. ready to ambush officers now warning for you. this video is quite disturbing. mhm. i want to bring in adrian brought us who is live in louisville and adrian. we're now hearing from the shooter's family for the first time. what are what are they saying about all of this? bianna they released a statement overnight, saying in part that they knew connor struggled with depression , and in that

if you've written a book, paige publishing can help you through the process. we cut through the confusion of the publishing world to make it easy for you call 805 630741. the backlash to the backlash has not let up in tennessee right now in memphis, a rally is underway to support the expelled state lawmaker justin pearson. he was one of three democrats who faced expulsion from the republican dominated state house after they protested for gun reform in the chamber. and last week, the gop super majority voted to kick pearson and justin jones out of their seat. so on monday, jones was voted back into his seat, temporary measure until a special election can be held. and in the next hour, we'll find out if democrats can make it a two for to vote to give pearson his job back on his back on the docket in shelby county, cnn's ryan young is right there at the rally in memphis right now, so ryan, what are you hearing amidst the crowd and the people who decided to come out and rally today? abby a lot of energy that's behind all this. they are speaking right out there. no

if you've written a book, paige publishing can help you through the process. we cut through the confusion of the publishing world to make it easy for you 805 630741. whack a doodle. that's how the woman who lobbed the theory about dominion voting machines being rigged, describes some of what she was saying in the very same email in which she was making the accusations wack a doodle but some of her theories made it on air at fox news enter part of dominions defamation lawsuit with opening statements scheduled for monday of all the texts and the emails and the deposition testimony that is now in the public domain. from this case, this email is for me. the most stunning piece of evidence put it in some context. saturday november 7 2020 the presidential election was finally called for joe biden. later that same day as exhibit 2 59 in the dominion lawsuit reveals it's 507 p m. a woman who's an artist with no election expertise from minnesota. sends an email to sydney powell, a lawyer associated with donald trump, tom fitton, the head of the conservative activist gr

if you've written a book, paige publishing can help you through the process. we cut through the confusion of the publishing world to make it easy for you call 805 630741. hi everyone. thanks for tuning in to this hour where we bring you tomorrow's news tonight we have our great lineup of reporters to share their scoops here with me. tonight we have sarah fisher, jessica dean, athena jones and kylie atwood. okay, so let's dive right into the huge box settlement. fox has to pay more than $787 million in damages to dominion. the dramatic announcement came just moments before the trial was set to begin. sarah fisher was in the courtroom all day. at that moment that this happened so sarah, i want to hear everything that happened in the courtroom. but first, let's just talk about what's going to happen because this is not the end. it feels like it's the end for dominion, certainly, but it's not the end. there are other legal challenges on the horizon for fox. so what should we all be watching for? yes it's a big thing, so they're settling now for $787 million, but t