robin? >> robin: jon, thank you very much for your reporting.re going to turn now to march madness. tipoff for the men's sweet 16 games start tonight. trevor ault is here. you got a preview for us? >> absolutely. little bit of a top heavy tournament. got all the one and two seeds in there. that means really good games. we know that people are looking for a cinderella story. there is one left. that's 11 seed north carolina state. they're taking on marquette. they have a power forward dj burns jr. who is a force. 6' 9", 275. while other players are counting on nil, he's got his own side hustle. he owns two vending machines. says he doesn't need the snack, he's too busy dispensing his own buckets. they play tomorrow night. >> michael: off the back board. i was watching him the other night. great player. >> he's a blast to watch. tonight you have superstitious coast dan hurley, uconn, rematch of the championship game from last year. uconn and north carolina state two of the four schools that have both men and women still it in, along with duke and g

robin? >> robin: now to evan gershkovich.year since he was arrested while working in russia. his parents have been fighting to bring him home. george, you sat down with them for an exclusive interview. good morning to you again. >> george: i did, just last week. the paper's editor in chief joined us as i sat down with evan's parents. evan was detained one year ago this week. when i talked to them last year, they told me they were hoping for his release. they say they remain optimistic today. how are you doing? >> we're still holding on hope. we have president biden's promise delivered to us personally. and in the state of the union. >> we are also working around the clock to bring home evan and paul, americans being unjustly detained by the russians. >> and we know that the u.s. government is taking this case very seriously, so we are optimistic. >> george: why was it important for you to go to the state of the union? >> it's a sign for everybody in the government, senate, congress and the white house are taking the freedom o

they are trying to meet the demand from shoppers on the hunt for a deal, robin. >> robin: thanks, michael michael: now to heating up with two massive jackpots up for grabs and getting even bigger. kayna whitworth at the california gas station with a ticket for the largest moderate jackpot ever sold. maybe that is good luck, katie, good morning. >> katie: michael, good morning. we are talking one lucky winner who won $2 billion, yes, billion with a capital b. look at this sign, they actually had to put the letter b over the letter m. and growing across the country right now because there was no winner in last night's powerball drawing. so that total has ballooned to $750 million for that jackpot. but you need to keep your eye on friday's megamillion drawings because also historic territory as well. looking at a jackpot $977 million. that has only happened about six times in the history of the game and $2 a ticket, it's worth the hype. what are your odds? experts say odds one in more than 300 million. but here is the thing, i'm standing proof that it can happen. i'm telling you, there was a

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robin? >> robin: victor, thank you. the concerns and crackdowns there in florida, spring break travel across the country all-time high. trevor ault is at l guardia airport in new york. good morning, trevor. >> reporter: robin, good morning. another record setting stretch of travel, this time for spring break. it's expected to be the busiest ever for the tsa. the agency says on sunday, they screened more than 2.7 million passengers at airports across the country. it's a number they haven't hit since the days before christmas. the past ten days have been mirroring the numbers they would usually see during the busiest travel days of summer. next week is expected to be busier. over the next several week, tsa is anticipating 47 million passengers. that's a 6% increase pr the same stretch of time last year. the good news is that at least so far, the airline and the tsa lines seem to be keeping pace. we know a lot of people will be driving for their spring break trip. typically that increase in demand coincides with an increas

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robin's full interview tomorrow morning on "good morning am arise.a. not only is the water rising, parts of the bay area are also sinking, and right now rain is hanging on. >> not just rain, but we've had hail and thunderstorms. we'll have the full forecast coming up in just a few minutes. with that we say good afternoon. thanks for joining us. >> i'm larry beil and i'm kristen sze. we begin today with the election and the race to fill the seat vacated by the late dianne feinstein, with steve garvey and adam schiff's primary win. >> that means for the first time in almost three decades, california will not have a female senator in d.c. that's not all. some bay area congressional seats held by women have been lost to male candidates as well. >> abc7 news reporter anser hassan takes a closer look. >> former baseball star steve garvey, a republican, and democratic representative. adam schiff will compete in november to fill dianne feinstein's u.s. senate seat from california, effectively ending the congressional careers of barbara lee and katie porter.

tell me. >> robin: mm. that is so good. >> isn't it good? >> robin: it's light. it's clean.urish?" >> sometimes people think eating healthy, they have to sacrifice something, you know? i don't feel like eating this way is sacrificing anything. i feel like it tastes delicious. but also super nutritious. just a way of learning how to eat. my goal is every time before i choose to put something in my body, which is my temple. is this going to nourish me? is this going to be the best choice for me? and that's how i make my choices. at every meal. >> lara: looks so beautiful. gisel's cookbook "nourish" is out now. you can get recipes on good morning america.com. robin's full conversation with gisele is streaming right now on hulu. all right. coming up, it is time to meet our 18-year-old game changer who's taking on cyber bullying in a major way. don't go anywhere. 15 or more headache days a month, each lasting 4 hours or more - can be overwhelming. so, ask your doctor about botox®. botox® prevents headaches in adults with chronic migraine before they even start. it's the #1 prescr

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what she told robin. >> david: good evening tonight from washington.have a verdict just in tonight on the "rust" movie trial, also the national guard sent into the new york city subway. >>> we do begin with the storm moving right up the east coast. heavy rain hitting just as millions drive home. washington, d.c. to philadelphia to new york city to boston. flash flood alerts for 33 million americans from new jersey to new york to new england. blinding rain well into the night. another system taking shape in the middle of the country reaching the east by friday night. rounds of heavy rain soaking the region. there are real flood concerns as we head into the evening. the storm coming up from the south. cars underwater on flooded streets in roswell, georgia. senior meteorologist rob marciano timing this out for us. hey, rob. >> hi, david. it came in quick and it's been steadily increasing throughout the day in new york and on the i-95 corridor with the worst of it on the doorstep. check out the radar, it is smothered and covered from portland, maine, back

this is real, robin. >> okay.help you save on your spring break travel. that's real, too, rebecca. now to sam. >> all right. we told you we would talk more about heat. i want to show you, all this has been building in the middle of the country. green bay gets a record about 69. there will be some other records in this area. watch the heat spread east though. the big problem, this is where we were two weeks ago with fire danger here because we've got dry winds and the high heat. here's what you can expect this morning. >> it's sleep week. we've got everything you need to get the shut eye you need. per. with breztri, things changed for me. breztri gave me better breathing. starting within 5 minutes, i noticed my lung function improved. it helped improve my symptoms, and breztri was even proven to reduce flare-ups, including those that could send me to the hospital. so now i look forward to more good days. breztri won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. it is not for asthma. tell your doctor if

robin: i think it does. the denomination effect that we saw because of the hiccups in the system with the banking crisis with ldi, the put premium back into liquidity. what is your liquidity risk, how do you manage through these different economic cycles, and are you prepared or are you ready for hedging, which -- let's remember what that means. at times he will do well and at times you are not going to do well with the entirety of your portfolio. that's ok. that actually managing your portfolio for these different changing economic cycles or they hate beers is what you are supposed to be doing. francine: does it change how you lead man group? >> it changes because of the way we position the organization. we are an organization that is diverse, our capabilities are diverse. we have different engines doing different things, be it on the con side or the fundamental discretionary side. we have products in the macro space, equity space, we are long earning and we are long short. what we are seeing is our clients

robin, for analysis. _ pretty well. robin, for analysis, thank - pretty well., for i analysis, thank you very pretty well. robin, for - analysis, thank you very much. thank you, have a great night. let's get some of the day's other news now. the head teacher of a school in northwest nigeria says more than 200 and 80 pupils were abducted from his school by gunmen. it was initially reported that a group had seized more than 100 pupils in kaduna state, taking them to a nearby forest. one teacher managed to escape. it's the second mass kidnapping in the region in a week. haiti's main port is to suspend operations, following acts of sabotage and vandalism. heavily armed criminal gangs are now in control of most of the capital, port—au—prince. a state of emergency has been extended for another month. the united nations has warned that haiti's health system is nearing collapse, with many clinics closed and a shortage of medicines and staff. a us army intelligence analyst has been charged with selling military secrets to china. the documents, which he allegedly sold fo

robin roberts with actress christina applegate and jamie lynn seigler. both are battling multiple sclerosis. tonight, their fight against ms, and their fight to help others. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on a wednesday night. word coming in tonight, that scare on a passenger flight, a young man, a student pilot, trying to breach the cockpit multiple times. >>> and the news from georgia involving some charges dropped against donald trump. >>> but we do begin tonight with the heated battle over the future of tiktok here in the u.s. 170 million users here in this country. tonight, the house, by an overwhelming majority, democrats and republicans, passing a measure to ban the chinese-owned app here in the u.s., unless tiktok is sold to an american company within six months. the move sparking strong reaction from tiktok users, some protesting outside the capitol. many arguing it's not just dancing videos and viral clips. some say, it's their livelihood, their business. tiktok fighting back tonight, a heavy lobbying effort on the hil

great to see you, robin.l barbenheimer battle between those two amazing movie, you know which movie won the most oscars. but which movie turned the whole oscar night into a party? who could tell you something like that? i sure can. >> oppenheimer. >> oppenheimer. >> reporter: it was a seven oscar night for the monumental "oppenheimer." >> here it comes. it's "oppenheimer." >> reporter: "oppenheimer" winning best picture and best director for christopher nolan, grateful for his place in the history of filmmakers. >> to know you think i am a meaningful part of it means the world to me. >> i'm a very proud irish man standing here tonight. >> reporter: actor cillian murphy, who played the man who built the atommic bomb. >> i would like to dedicate this to the peace makers everywhere. >> and the oscar goes to -- >> reporter: robert downey jr. also feeling the oscar love. supporting actor. >> i'd like to thank my terrible childhood. [ laughter ] and the academy, in that order. >> reporter: downey, who once referred

now robin's got it. now robin's got it.hat in later. congratulations are in order for super star lenny kravitz, the rock star getting his own star on the hollywood walk of fame. i saw this happen live. it was amazing. honoring his more than three decades in music. of course his daughter was on hand for the ceremony. this was such a beautiful touching father/daughter moment. she also took the opportunity to roast her dad. they have this amazing relationship. take a look. >> i've seen the way you show up and take care of the people you love. i've seen your incredible dedication to your art. but mostly i have seen through your shirts. [ laughter ] you really do pull it off. your relationship with the netted shirt is probably your longest one. [ laughter ] and it works. >> i love it. wasn't it a great moment? everybody burst into laughter at the same time like you did. i want to personally thank you, lenny kravitz. that see through shirt thing, you made it real for everybody. by everybody, i mean me. [ laughter ] >> i know what

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here is abc's robin roberts. >> what is your slogan right now? rupaul is?l is rupaul is everything. absolutely. >> now let the music play. ♪ >> rupaul charles is here to slay. >> hello, hello, hello! >> the host of the hit series "rupaul's drag race." >> i can't wait to see how this turns out. >> the beloved lgbtq+ icon, pushing boundaries for decades. fans saying because of rupaul, they feel more accepted and comfortable in their own skin. ♪ all while famous drag queen in the world. ♪ ♪ to be loved again ♪ >> and the most awarded black artist in emmy's history. >> we have released into the wild hundreds of drag queens. >> did a young rupaul imagine the level of stardom you have achieved? >> no, not to this level. >> now he is sharing his story like never before. in his new memoir, "the house of hidden means." >> "the house of hidden means" really uncovers your origin story. >> uh-huh. >> and layers of your life that we've never seen before. so why did you decide that now was a time to kind of peel back the curtain? >> i was able to forge a path for myself

for almost a decade, the search for that special someone has taken robin exton on a path of personalcovery and professional success. >> it's been incredible. it's been -- a journey and a labor of love. >> reporter: as a queer woman looking to meet new people she tried dating the conventional way but robin eventually found herself wanting to connect with others as well. >> i just started kind of exploring my sexuality six months prior and i spent a lot of times in bars and nightclubs meeting people. barrings and nightclubs aren't the best place to actually have a conversation. >> reporter: mostly for straight people with apps available at the time and any options for the lgbtq community didn't seem to consider what users like robin were looking for. >> all truly built for gay men and just make it pink and go this is great. this will work for lesbians and it was like a completely different experience and completely different type of product. >> reporter: robin created the app with the experience she had in mind. she says her is a sappic dating app. sappic is a term that includes queer

door. >> robin gardner was pretty unhappy at the breakup. >> and we looked into robin.current husband said if she is mad, you'll know it. it will be a street fight. >> and you were convinced that although she was angry at gary triano, she wanted him alive? >> yes. >> reporter: so investigators looked away from robin as a person of interest and moved onto some of the other women in gary's life. he had maintained a good relationship with his first wife mary after they divorced. and investigators eliminated her. that left his second ex-wife pam phillips. pam had also been married once before. the stunning blond had a business degree from the university of arizona and one of few women to find success in commercial real estate in tucson in the late 80s . they were off to a good start in 1986 with an expensive black tie wedding in a yacht at sunset off the coast of san diego. >> he was mad about her. i know they were in love. they looked like they really loved each other. >> reporter: but reporter lupita says behind pam's back, tucson was whispering. >> what did you hear? >>

moira argument from robin.rrister who supports gender white, a barrister who supports ge|not go anywhere. welcome back to free speech nafion welcome back to free speech nation with me. andrew doyle. this is our special on the warpath files. now, in preparation for this show, we have been attempting to secure interviews with medical professionals who support gender affirming care. we approached 33 different members of w path and ianed different members of w path and invited them all to appear . all invited them all to appear. all 33 either declined or did not get back to us at all. however, i am delighted to say that barrister robin moira white, who does support gender affirmative care, has agreed to talk to me and robin joins me now. robin, i do really appreciate you being here because it has been very difficult to get people to support gender affirming care. i think it's very important that all sides of this debate are heard. and i know you can't heard. and, and i know you can't speculate about what's going on

options for the lgbtq community didn't seem to consider what robin was looking for. >> they were for gay men. it was a completely different product. >> reporter: she created an app with the experience she had in mind. she said her is a safic dating app. it includes queer women and nonbinary and transgender people. it offers more ways to be yourself like providing pins that go beyond someone's sexual orientation or gender identity. one way people can stand out and show their personality. now we are like valued and appreciated, express who they are and find other people like them. >> reporter: her is an app led by a queer woman and run by a team mostly made up of lgbtq staff. robin hopes 9 company is another representation for why representation matters for her community not only in tech but in general. while it tries to be inclusive or all age groups, she sees a major shift in changing for gen-z that will help her with an increase in the number of people that identify as queer. >> significant demographic growing hugely amongst people. telling our story and showcasing the value of this

our thanks to robin roberts for that. and these two didn't even know each other. yeah. before christina's diagnosis with ms. and then someone put them in touch with each other. now they're best friends and leaning on each other, as you can see there. >> think of how many people this will help. one study estimates about a million people in the u.s. are livingith this, and it's something that we don't know as much about their their being so brave in this more world news now, next. >> if you're on supplemental oxygen heavy and awkward tanks can be a burden. now you can leave home and leave the tanks behind with inogen portable oxygen therapy that moves with you. >> with my inogen now i'm able to do the things that i've always loved. i just press the button here and there's my oxygen. >> inogen systems are so small and light, you're free to leave the house without the hassles of an oxygen tank. i could play golf again. >> i could go grocery shopping. i'm free again with the inogen. >> i can handle my own oxygen. i can carry my own oxygen. i go anywhere with this. look how s

here's abc's robin roberts. >> i can't believe i didn't die.oulder six inches from my hand. but i'm here. i'm here to tell the story. and that's why i'm here with you. >> reporter: acclaimed actress and comedian jenifer lewis recounting the moment that broke her body, and just how far she's come. >> i'm still in pain. but my spirit is amazing. i'm real proud of myself. >> reporter: suffering multiple injuries after a fall while on vacation in africa and finding the strength to walk again. in 2022, she was sitting on top of the world, celebrating the finale of the hit comedy show "black-ish." >> i am going to miss you. >> i was going to retire. move back home. >> reporter: jennifer, who had already conquered hollywood in films like "the cookout" -- >> oh, lord. oh, loved. >> reporter: and the '90s cult classics like "the fresh prince of bel air." >> aunt jemima, that's a strong woman. >> reporter: little did anyone know, months later while on a trip of a lifetime, her life flashing before her eyes. let's go to november 2022. and you're going to

any options for the lgbtq community didn't seem to consider what users like robin were looking for. >> they were all truly built for gay men and they old who make it pink and say this is great. this works for lesbians. it's a completely different experience. a completely different of product. >> reporter: and she created an app with the experience that she would have in mind. she says her is a dating app. it's a term that includes queer woman as well as non-binary and transgender people. a key part of the user experience is offering more ways to be yourself. like providing pins that will go beyond someone's sexual orientation or gender identity. it is one more way people can stand out and show their personality. it will help users find others like them. >> i think that now we are really like valued and appreciated for helping people express who they really are and find the other people like them. >> reporter: her is an app led by a queer woman and run by a team mostly made up of lgbt staff. they hope the company is yet another example of why representation matters for her community, n

and, robin, hard to earn more. think you're on to a very good point, is that we have point, which is that we have these very high marginal rates at stages the tax at certain stages in the tax system . it's student loans, it's system. it's student loans, it's child so on. and child benefit, and so on. and that ought to be sorted out. that's nigel lawson that's exactly what nigel lawson did. simplicity , simple and did. it's simplicity, simple and fair. amidst the backdrop of yesterday's budget, the office for budget responsibility has suggested that not only is britain's worklessness crisis expected get even worse , expected to get even worse, currently sits at about 5.5 million people on out of work benefits, but also that net migration is expected to average around 350,000 for each of the next five years. there's troubling of both of these predictions are. the good news is that the abr is usually wrong. so let's hope these predictions are too high. but with net migration last year exceeding 650,000, the immigratio

>> i did the emotional robin roberts exclusive tomorrow on abc's good morning america. come on now, everyone wants to know this. what taylor swift songs that weren't in the original film will now be included in the heiress tour. taylor's version dropping soon on disney plus. well, starting tomorrow, we're gonna tell you and reveal a new song every day. >> only on gma. thanks, taylor. tonight, hollywood's biggest night goes late with dwayne johnson, robert de niro, justin timberlake and guillermo on the red carpet. >> they love me. then later this

here's our robin roberts. >> who is the gisele sitting in front of me right now?ll, i think someone who has gone through a lot of new lessons, and i think that's one of the biggest blessings of life. hopefully we're not the same person we were yesterday. i think that shows that we are evolving. i'm a forever student of life. i'm a very different person. >> reporter: for 30 years, gisele bundchen has been one of the most successful and recognizable models in the world. a style icon, a muse. gisele has walked nearly 500 fashion shows. and graced the covers of more than 1,200 magazines. >> beautiful! >> reporter: she's built her entire career on being picture-perfect for the camera. but this woman sitting in front of me right now is someone we've never really seen before. >> so many things keep happening in our life. it just keeps you -- life keeps you on your toes, let's put it that way. >> reporter: yes. life has thrown a series of curveballs her way. from healing after hitting rock bottom -- >> what could have killed me gave me a whole new life. >> reporter: to th

i'm excited to sit down with representative robin kelly from illinois today.hank you so much teveryo for coming today. we have a time to dig into, and we just heard from a group of analysts about the innovation that is happening in terms of . representative kelly is great to speak to about that because she has been focusing a lot -- she recently has launched a congressional digital health caucus and cochairs that and she serves on the energy and commerce subcommittee and congressional black caucus -- and she chairs the congressional black caucus. weight loss drugs to maternal health so let's jump rigout they launched the digital health caucus focusing on a information, energy and commerce is looking at this t.■ how do you think lawmakers should be weighing ai in regulation in health care right now? >> the reason that we started th choi, the reason we started it, he wanted to be a platform and the tech folks could get together and share, you the good, what hasn't been so good but not working, things that they want us to know so we can be as educated as possible

i cannot wait to show you. >> announcer: he's sharing it with robin and you. >> robin roberts and me you see this. >> announcer: only on gma. >> i love me some good morning america. i promise you are going to love this. >> announcer: good morning america live from nashville tomorrow morning. >>> welcome back, everybody. you see there robin will be in nashville tomorrow morning hanging out live with garth brooks and trisha yearwood revealing their new passion project and much more. that is all coming up tomorrow, george. >> right now we're here with one of our favorite guests, actor, author, wwe super star john cena. >> yeah! new movie is ricky stanicky. [ laughter ] who is he? >> ricky sounds like an imaginary name. that's because ricky stanicky is an imaginary friend. it's a story about what would happen if your imaginary friend or patsy has you come to life and became a real entity. so hillarity ensues and a bunch of friends get in trouble. [ laughter ] >> people using their imaginary friends to get out of things. i'm curious growing up, did you have an imaginary friend? >> i had a

robins, hearing a voice, remembering forgotten dates, three perches, a birch bridge, on a quiet riverpebbles by the shore shook and the robin sang then, about which we were silent in vain, i ask. sozhon nastok, the pain in my heart has gone, the river has disappeared, youth has rushed in the distance, but the song is like before my love, the robin has returned to me again, i ask you, the rosy hour, come quietly to me, when...

my mom called me and was like, did you see robin's interview?ai: that's coming up. >>> first, a look at some of the other big stories we're following this saturday. former vice president mike pence announcing he will not endorse donald trump for president. pence saying, he, quote, cannot in good conscience endorse the president he once served slamming him for pursuing an agenda at odds with the conservative agenda. pence adding that he would, quote, never vote for joe biden. >> gio: l.a. rams defensive tackle aaron donald shocking sports fans by announcing his retirement after ten seasons in the nfl. the 2022 super bowl champ posted on social media he's looking forward to spending time with his family. donald was a three-time defensive player of the year, eight-time first-team all pro, a ten-time pro bowl selection and 2014 defensive rookie of the year. >> whit: a wish come true when magnolia jackson celebrated her 106th birthday at the walt disney world resort in florida this week. born on march 14th, 1918, jackson is the oldest living graduate

robin pam, founder of kid safe sf. thank you so much. >> thank you for having me. >> many major airlines are raising fees just in time for spring and summer travel. right ahead, we get the cost analysis from a travel pro and learn about the best acts. joining us live now is katie nastro from travel site going.com to break down a recent increase in baggage fees and offer us some money saving tips. we hope. hi, katie. >> hi. thanks for having me. >> yes. so you told us that major airlines are increasing baggage fees. okay. who are the offending airlines? and by how much? >> well, unfortunately, we've seen the big three that is united american and delta all increase bag fees by a little amount. but honestly, we haven't seen an increase in bag fees since 2018. so this is pretty significant. and we actually anticipated this. this would be something that we would see in 2024. in our predictions for the year in travel. and so we aren't surprised this is happening, but we are surprised at how soon it has happened within the ye

robin?ow the race to rescue americans stranded in haiti, as violent gangs increase their grip on the capital following the resignation of the prime minister. matt rivers is in neighboring dominican republic with the latest. good morning, matt. >> reporter: good morning, robin. overnight things relatively calm in port-au-prince. some taking advantage of a lull in the fighting in order to escape. this morning as haiti spiral into chaos, dozens of u.s. marines were choppered into port-au-prince. the elite anti-terrorism unit in place to reinforce security at the u.s. embassy which remains open. members of congress stepping up, organizing a private evacuation of ten americans, including best selling author mitch album who wrote "tuesdays with morrie." >> when we got there, the violence in haiti really sparked. i felt responsible that we had to get those volunteers out. >> reporter: they were trapped for a week, unable to leave the orphanage his charity runs. >> every night we were there, you cou

writing in the telegraph , robin simcock said telegraph, robin simcock said rishi sunak was right totremist disruption. he says policies are needed to meet the large scale of the challenge faced, and he urged ministers to be bolder and willing to accept higher legal risk when tackling extremism. the uk will join the us and other allies to create a maritime corridor to deliver aid directly to gaza. the foreign secretary made the announcement after president joe biden said dunng after president joe biden said during his annual state of the union address that the us will build a port in gaza to deliver a supply of emergency aid when completed in the coming weeks. a temporary pier will allow hundreds of lorry loads of food to be shipped daily. officials have insisted us troops will not be deployed in gaza, but will operate offshore during construction . protesters are construction. protesters are again demonstrating against the decision to house asylum seekers at raf scampton. it comes a year after the home office plans were revealed as the government works to reduce its reliance on expe

on friday, the uk governments counter—extremism commissioner, robin simcox, said weekends in london hada no—go zone forjews. our correspondent louisa pilbeam sent this report from central london. well, we're at the concluding part of the march here just outside the us embassy. i must say that when we were with the start of the march, there were thousands of people which was significantly lower than in previous weeks. i have been here and witnessed the numbers which are very, very large numbers of people. but being here along the way, tens of thousands of people, i would say, are here now. and as you mentioned, the government's anti extremism commissioner, he has spoken about the fact that what during these marches it is a no go zone, as he put it, forjewish people to come into central london. now, when i spoke to the organiser of this march and put those comments to him, let's have a listen to what he had to say in response. i think his remarks are disgraceful. one of the things he ignores is that on every single march, you'll see it again today, we have a block of members of thejewish

live now to robin swanson, who's a political strategist and a former spokesperson for the democraticlifornia. super tuesday is always a pivotal moment — an exciting day in the calendar, when the presidential election really comes alive — also a pivotal moment for the republican contender nikki haley? it is. president biden will be the democratic nominee and donald trump is probably going to be the republican nominee. people are saying that this is nikki haley's last band. i don't think it is the end for her. for her it isn't about the maths and the electoral college, she is trying to make a statement. i think it is crazy that conservative republicans aren't taking her seriously. but i think there is more in the future for her. i don't know if it is third—party or the no labels party that has been backing her so far, but i think there is more to be heard from her. and i'm hoping for an upset, at least in one state, tomorrow. just for fun. upset, at least in one state, tomorrow. just forfun. in tomorrow. just for fun. in terms of _ tomorrow. just for fun. in terms of super tuesday, i h

robin d'angelo and max kendi. what is an anti-racism or near racism, and how did it become so influential? so what is today called anti-racism? what i call neo racism in the book is an ideology came out of well-intentioned desire to fix and address the legacy of slavery, the legacy of jim crow, persistent racial disparity. the country and starting really in the sixties and seventies and then continuing on into the eighties, there was a group of scholars that came up with something called critical race theory, which has been much in the news the past few years, but which was originally a conscious effort to redirect the civil rights movement, to reject the rhetoric of martin luther king, bayard rustin, and other traditional civil rights heroes, to say that actually they didn't go far enough and they should have put race on the front burner. what happened is that ideology percolated inside the academy for a few decades, and then just in the past decade, starting around 2013, those ideas that had been essentially dor

clark spoke to our robin roberts about her future as a pro player. >> what is it? do you think about your game that has people just can't wait to see you in the professional level? >> i think it's just the style of basketball that i play, but also i think people like love the fire and the emotion that i have and like the smile i always have on my face. >> to be honest, i don't get nervous for games because like, i just know, like this is fun for me, but i mean, people love the long shots. people love the good passing people love the fire, and that's something i've always had in my game ever since i was seven years old, by the way. >> we got to see robin and her shooting together as well. you can see more of that and hear more from caitlin clark later on. good morning america. >> i would love to see that little shoot around. yeah >> coming up, the countdown to the oscars. so who really are the odds on favorites for the night's biggest prizes? >> plus, bringing the wooly mammoth back to life. but why would scientists want to do this? haven't we seen this mie before?

. >> robin hood is popping after announcing its first ever credit card robin hood gold card. users can deposit into their robin hood account. the ceo telling cnbc the goal is for customers to have all their assets custody at robin hood with every financial transaction going through the company. and shares of coin base in the red after the s.e.c. scored a big win in its lawsuit against the crypto exchange. a u.s. district judge ruled the claim, which alleges the firm engaged in unregistered sales of securities, can move forward with stock down 4%. >> thank you. we are just getting started here. next, apple off to a rocky start this year facing scrutiny over its lack of ai strategy. but is it about to turn it all around? star apple analyst eric woodring gives us his take after the break. we are life of the new york stock exchange, and you are watching closing bell on cnbc. the award-winning trading platforms. bring your trades into focus on thinkorswim desktop with robust charting and analysis tools, including over 400 technical studies. tailor the platforms to your unique need