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where a person begins a stor is twisted and strange as this one could seem arbitrary perhaps but this case? too hasn't made sense to begin on a friday morning on april 2013, in the city of grand rapids michigan. where the phone rang on th desk of detectives amy laurie. it was a call from an attorney who reported that a mother of high school sophomore had seen something that couldn't be unseen >> the boy's mother ha suspected something and ha taken his phone, because it wa broken and had the information transfer to another phone to view what was on his phone >> and what was on it? well, beside the flood of text and photos you would expect to see on any teenagers phone was this it was grainy, but unmistakable, a scat early cloud woman, woman clearly much colder than the boy. the photo along with you company text messages, longing urging, breathless, left n doubt whatsoever on the mind o the detective. >> immediately was evident tha there was a romantic relationship going on. >> how did you view that from legal and ethical and mora point of view? >> well obviously i needed t be investiga

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there was a time when this stor opened that there were handcart that people would use to shop like any other supermarket. there were 250 of them. all of them were stolen. >> whole foods set made the decision to close temporarily, they said for the time being, i order to keep the staff safe. they will be transferred to nearby locations for now. lezla gooden went to the store to ask how shoppers felt about it. >> reporter: jennifer will lives just across the whole foods on eighth and market street. she said she was excite to walk to get groceries. >> i do remember life before this whole foods opening and what that meant. i would have t drive down to the other whole foods. >> reporter: but her short walk to the store is ending. >> i found out literally today that they were closing. >> reporter: just like that, jennifer and many shoppers at this whole foods will have to g elsewhere to shop. the major grocery store announced that monday will be the last day until further notice due to safety concerns and frequent disturbances. jennifer says tha she never felt unsafe shopping, but has witnes

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the stor system has been squeezing the atmosphere over the bay area. most of it is energy.orth, but close enough for those gust winds. we will see a common pattern shaping up as we head into the weekend. it is going t allow temperatures to warm back up close to what is normal for this time of year, for at least a few days. there are pockets o gustier wins, but they are few and far between. right now the strongest sustained wind is 14 miles per hour at sfo. but notice the colors. there is a wind advisory that is in effect for solano county. it is in effect and goes through 11:00 a.m. tomorrow. this is really mostly to cover the central valley and areas further to the north of solano county. the national weather service office in sacramento just included solano along with the rest of the counties. maybe if you gust up to 45 miles per hour. does not look like a major concern. for the rest of the bay area it will be a breezy day, which brings in the question that if tomorrow happens to be trash day, how far down the road with your trash can blow? not all that far. if anything i

it is been nearly three decade since carol says trump attacke her in a department stor restroom, and since trump first accused he of lying about the encounter today for the first time, sh got to take the witness stan under oath, and told the jur quote being able to get my day in court, finally, i everything to me ilya marritz was in th courtroom, he covers the trump legal cases -- here reports for propublica. it's good to have you on the table. there's no cameras here, i was fooling is fairly wrappe actually, just what was it lik for after all this time, she's on the stand telling you story. >> it's an incredible importan day as well, because this jury has been selected because they are people who don't follow th news closely they didn't know all of th stuff that you just recounted, this for your saga that were supposed to do with all of the news closely are following e. jean carroll first coming forward to tell her story then the litigation this happened here's a jury of six men, thre women, they're hearing it from her most for the first - as she is leaving, he's coming in, they rec

. >> therehoulbe a stu tt y ys stat wl emedand moved into stor. the cost of the installation is estimatedlauren martinez, abc s. dan: new developments with the antioch police racist text message scandal as city council held a special session about it this evening. sky seven was over a rally this afternoon. dozens of people took part before marching, demanding change. we were inside city hall as the meeting began and it was packed. antioch's mayor wants to do an audit of the police department. we caught up with one antioch resident just before the meeting got underway. >> an entity that is with protecting and serving the community. amongst themselves, there was a certain mentality that we are less, black folks are last, women are less. on' ott and our community dan: 17 officers or 20% police forces on leave right now. additional members are under investigation. the public defender's office estimates up to 40% of the department could be involved in this. ama: out with the old and in with the new. the fda has authorized a second bivalent booster shot

bragg in a case connected to trump's alleged role in a $130,000 hush money payment to adult film star stor daniels the reading of the charges revealed that the case is focussing on two other hush money payments as well in what prosecutors are call ago unlawful plan to suppress negative information that could have affected mr. trump's 2016 campaign each charge carries a maximum of four years in prison as nbc reported on monday, trump did not have his mug shot taken at the courthouse. merchan also did not impose a gag order on trump at the moment but said that he should refrain from making statements that may incite violence. mr. trump immediately returned to mar-a-lago after his hearing and addressed his supporters from his home on tuesday evening. take a listen. >> the only crime that i have committed is to fearlessly defend our nation from those who seek to destroy it >> reporter: d.a. alvin bragg also addressed the media immediately following trump's hearing. take a listen to this. >> these are felony crimes in new york state no matter who you are. we cannot and will not normalize seriou

that is the whole stor -- the whole story.eporter: was he considered a leader infant tech -- in fintech? >> yes. reporter: he is very familiar with his world in fintech. calling. lee a true entrepreneur ahead of his time. he was the chief product officer at mobile coin. before his current job, he acted as cto of square and the creator of cashapp. >> he's ahead of his game because he saw that i don't have to have somebody in the middle, i can just send you the money, you will have the history of the transaction and i will have the history of the transaction. reporter: friends tell abc7 news he was back in san francisco for a business summit with mobile coin. lee's friend says the two had dinner last saturday, describing his spirits were high. >> he did not seem to have a care in the world, he was very excited about where things were going with mobile coin. it was very excited to be back in the bay for a bit. reporter: days later at 2:35 a.m. tuesday morning, police say lee dialed 911, telling dispatch he had been stabbed but di

claiming trump tour at a manhattan department stor two weeks and trump is not required to attend. >>>ews tucker carlson is out. the announcement just out after the $787 million settlement . and cnn host don lemon tweeted that his network has terminated him . this after comments that the 51-year-old gop presidential candidate , nikki haley , was not in her prime which critics called sexist . he did apologize . >> this is not a time to be complacent and that's why i'm running for reelection . >>> that is the breaking news this morning. finally happened . president biden will run for reelection in 2024 . the announcement came in a deo titled freedom . this after his 2020 campaign announcement. we have jarred hill , what challenges do we see ahead for the president ? >> reporter: when it comes to the support we hear , established democratic party is getting behind president biden. there are a couple of democratic challenges and they are mostly smaller names and they are not expected to make big names . one of the big ones is his poll numbers . about 70% of americans do not think he should

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i will give it to you, greg, do you agree with the profess stor. >> i do agree, it will eventually be i can't.peeled. >> sean: overturned. this shouldn't be brought to file. the statute of limitations are done, he made up a law that they've never used against anybody ever before here. >> they have destroyed the presumption of innocence that every citizen. >> sean: nancy pelosi clarified that. >> you get to prove your innocence. >> no, she obviously slept through her civics class in 6th grade. >> sean: i think she slept through every day after. anyway, greg good to see it. professor, congratulations, get trump a top seller. hannity.com. bookstore the, major ones around the country. piers morgan sat down with form me daniels, going to show you the highlight the and i have one big question for piers straight ahead. overactive bladder, or oab, can change your world. like going hiking, just to hike to the bathroom. reaching for the bar, just to reach for pads. waiting for the sunset, just to wait for the stall. discover gemtesa. a once-a-day pill proven to reduce all 3 key symptoms of oab:

gelly and turner's got the stor live in washington today. >> so right now there is an international consortium scientists and public health officials and doctors that they are calling for a global ban on virus hunting. as you mentioned the practice searching for viruses out in nature and then bringing them into research labs a. the idea of a yam is being met with fierce resistance by the pardon administration. >> the old-school velocity that there is some elusive benefit o doing this still lives on and doctor fauci and doctor collins have really stood by their position that this is important scientific work. too many scientists now, it's clear we should have an international gain of function research began. an international moratorium on any such type of research. >> the who the who say the exac number of dangerous pathogens i the bio containment labs that handle them around the world is not known. experts estimate the number in the thousands you might remembe a recent senate investigation found a lab is where the covid virus originated. it found that the lab that was rife with dangers like li

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on easter sunday i think on a serious note, i really shows that this is th kind of the persecution storimating fo folks on the right it's gonna lead to high turnou at the same time as we've got these abortio rulings that are gonna drive turnout on the left. it sets us up for anothe election cycle where a lot o people are really animated and are coming out to vote on both sides. >> what do you make of tha susan. i agree with trevor's analysis there. who on earth is congresswoma marjorie taylor greene think she is going to lower manhattan and apparently there were more anti trump protesters and media than ther were pro trump protesters. >> first of all, the only othe person in congress she pulle around with which george santos let's keep that in mind. that's who she surrounds herself with as far as her description, donald trump reminds me more the tasmanian devil in goofy that in any real life person because she is such a fraud. he's getting caught in his lies which is a good thing. that is what's important wit what's happened with the indictment against donald trum i think trevor brings

right n stor rli throu io is g afteron we start with rain on the east coast this morning.hings quiet down or at a surge of warm air coming in. enjoying your branches and then by this after picked up in baltimore, philadelphia. the new york tri-state area. we have that severe threat. we are not looking at wide storm tornadoes like we saw the midwest. isolated tornadoes are certainly possible. heavy rain and large hail. we will see that continue for the south as well. we will talk more about that to come for now. back to you. >> some of these areas can't catch a break. now to the indictment of former president donald trump. he is due at new york city on monday ahead of tuesday's expected court appearance. rachel scott is at mar-a-lago and florida with the very latest. good morning. >> good morning to you. we are learning more about how many charges donald trump advice from this indictment. as a former president prepares to turn himself in, just a matter of days. >> new details and the unprecedented indictment. former president donald trump. sources tell abc, trump has been c

until finally your colleague gave me a call and said hey, i think you are in my stor tonight. i ended my rent o nbc. >> that is hilarious let me get you on one more thing. people, if they don't know you face, they know your voice but one thing that they migh not know about you is that you are racing or. you travel around the worl with pete markey, how do you d that especially with all th obligations that you have. >> there is an orchestra of dozen people from portland oregon i love them since i've bee high school. i just use my vacation time to go on tour with them i drop in doing shows wherever i'm able to join the i have done one or two songs o each of the last few albums. what i realized in writing the book was that that is anothe form of storytelling, it's another way of forming connections. it actually has more in common with my journalism then migh appear on the surface. >> i wish we had more time t talk about this fabulous book, the best strangers in the world. stories from a life spen listening. are shapiro, thank you so much for coming to the saturday show >> it's bee

able to corroborat that, in fact, she told them shortly after the incident, an has never changed her stor that donald trump raped her. but we also have the fact that the access hollywood tape is going to be played, remember the infamous tape, where donal trump said, yeah, pretty women i just can't help myself and i grabbed their body parts which is sexual assault. so, while we won't necessarily hear evidence of other women who have allegations of sexual assault against donald trump as we know, there are many we will still hear that tape get again. so that is one of the things w will all be hearing, but we ar also going to be hearing wha the defense is and there are areas where jean carroll does not have other evidence to say that she was in that -- store, that people saw her there, those are the kind of things, in addition to tryin to attack her character, tha we are going to hear fro donald trump's attorneys >> let's get into this issue o whether or not trump wil testify in court because trump's lawyers trie to seek an order from the cour excusing trump's absence because of, quote, logis

hincapie sat in front of a video camera, and told us stor that he now says were scripted for him to an assistan district attorney. >> so, it was a plan you mad to get some -- >> yeah. >> and we are part of that plan? >> yes, i was. >> i said, okay. it's over with, it's done with i'm out of here. >> hincapie didn't know, but h had just written his arres warrant. his confession was all polic needed - a confession he gave to them three hours after he was picke up >> it's not like you were in the interrogation room for hours and hours and hours. right? >> to me, it was a long time i was scared >> under the law, hincapie and the six others were equall responsible, even though onl one actually stabbed bryan watkins. hincapie never went home again and so, for more than tw decades, he's mother maria has made the same two-hour journey every other week since her son was -- >> it's very hard, because it' been 24 years, 24 christmas -- >> they say their visits wer heartbreaking for both of them >> - to be able to hold on all of this - it's too many -- >> don't cry, mommy. don't cry. >> but maria s

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all the media everywhere all at once and you know, chris, it is not going away i mean he will be the store summer if not going into the summer and goin into the fall. and it rounds out every ounc of republican messaging. so instead of republican talking about, well, it will b interesting, because they don' actually have -- >> a, i was just about to, say drown out what messaging i don't like the old twitter ownership's policies vis-À-vis which tweets they posted that is the message. we need your 60 -- 16 year old genitals before we let them compete in sports >> that messaging that is ca appeal to the middle of th road and the majority of americans which is als interesting because it tie into your last segment where fully are talking about how, frankly, they are trying t make elections not a matter or count, because they actually don't have a popular agenda. if you look at republicans hav been trying to do over the las couple of elections. nothing that they are really trying to do has stron majority support among americans. >> you know, you are right about trump in the running out how, agai

i have to tell you, the stor of the irish coming to america and the way joe biden speaks about the middlen you weave those two thing together, i tell you what, i gets me every time and it's also political magic. and there's nobody who does it better and i think the images fro ireland this week remind us of all that is good and great about the irish in america - >> i really like that mvp. all right, we are not going to go without his final speed around because this week, if you were unaware, 25 songs were added t the library of congress' national recording registry. now, 20 songs. i'm going to name just three - and each one of you, you can pick one of the same ones -- you've got to kick one of th songs out. because chances are if it's really popular song, it's supe annoying to at least one of. here are your choices -- "take me home, country roads", by the legendary john denver "all i want for christmas is you", by the legendary maria carey. and "margaritaville" by jimmy buffett we've got to kick one out. joe nocera, i turn to you. >> the john denver song is one of the worst songs ever. eve

six weeks, where it would be day after day o negative headlines about how fox told its audience one storknew not to be true so, i think they want to put this behind them we will see. -- i don't know [inaudible smartmatic and how willing the are to settle. but fox definitely wants to ge this out of the way. >> this lawsuit may be over. but the defamation floodgate may have just. opened open geoff bennett, katie phang, jeremy peters, thank you all s much when we come back, ron desanti wrapping up his fight agains disney, why? even threatening to build prison next to their theme parks. max rose and mark mckinnon are here on that and the fox new settlement with dominion and later, from kansas city to upstate new york, outrage grow across the country after mor tragic gun violence. we talked to a gun polic expert about how these two cases could enter the bigger scary picture. the 11th hour just getting underway on a big tuesday. ♪ ♪ ♪ we planned well for retirement, but i wish we had more cash. you think those two have any idea? that they can sell their life insurance policy for cash? so they'

is, if you star telling these stories that you want to tell, we are going t lose out on some of the storvery large one in america. >> that is right i think the story, when we tal about the alamo and texa independents, and eventual annexation to the united states, i think it misses a lot of information. growing up in mexico and learning the other side of the story, the mexican point o view of texas independents it gave me a more holistic vie of it. again, i think it is those points in history, we often sa for many mexicans, the borde crossed us we didn't cross the border i think that's one key point that i try to make in the book in that history, that's what really routes me to know tha you belong in this country i don't need to change anythin about myself in order to claim it as my own >> the memories broken up, the part memoir, is broken up into two parts. but one is called the lies w are told the second part is calle embracing our truth. what did you organize it tha way? >> i think for me it i organized that way because tha was my journey it was believing in these lies if i just spoke

that case centers on the - that trump raped her in a stor in the 90s and those are allegations that trumps, and the question that trump as the jury in that case, basically tell you everything that you need t know about trump's base of support right now. are you a member of a radica militia group? how about the kkk? are you a believer in the bi lie that the election wa stolen if so, you may be part o donald trump's base, and tha could amount to bias in this trial. that highly revealing detail here today that happened on th very same day that president biden officially announced tha he's running for a second term as president if you look at his announcemen today, it's pretty clear tha biden is having a differen kind of supporter. >> the question facing i whether we have more freedom o less freedom more rights or fewer i know what i want that answer to be, and i think that you do to this isn't a time to b complacent that's why i'm running for reelection i know america i know that were good an decent people, i know that we're still a country that believes in honesty, respect treating with dig

. >> chris then changed his stor and said he paid someone to ge rid of the body. >> i jokingly asked,king that's crazier than the firs one. >> for hours into the interview, wallace sends crystals out o stories, and out of options. so the detective gave him on last chance. >> i said, let's get it ou chris. your time is running out eta tells where she is, and yo tell us now. >> the room went quiet and chris motion for a pen and paper. then he drew a map not i said, this is where she? is he said that's where she is >> detectives raced the area and followed crisis directions down a path into the woods tha lead into a clearing >> once we could see an area o the ground or a fire, what had looked like a fire takin place. once we got closer that, w could tell that there was stil a human form there >> seven days after sh disappeared, detectives ha found heather. her body had been badly burned when >> we were broken hearted no we had lost her yeah, and she was a big smiling beautifu part of our group. >> chris jones was arrested an charged with first degre murder now, the woman who had helpe he

>> yes >> so you thought the story of being raped by donald trump -- >> no i didn't think that stor wastragic i wanted to tell lisa because hope lisa would tell me oh no, eugene, it's okay, it's okay it's all right but when i heard the words when lisa said he raped you, those were the words tha brought the reality to m forefront of my mind there is so much that societ puts on women in the aftermath of alleged sexual assaults and this goes so far i explaining the complexity of emotions, where you don't want to believe what just happene to you is actually rape. i found it just remarkably frank. how did you read it? >> i would say to. things yes, remarkably frank and just remarkably real i think that in that moment yo are so stunned, you are so, yo think, is this really happening? could this be really happening and you don't want to believ it what really strikes me, though is the bizarre full circle nature of this moment. when you think about me too, m too started, i think, in response to donald trump's presidency there were women all over this country who were so angry, the felt so demean

to never be sued and push that rudy giuliani and trump stor very heart but river murdaugh and the people he pays well to speak for him on television whenever for a second allowed their audiences to suspect with that rudy giuliani just might be pathological liar who is lying about dominion voting systems. it was so easy, so, so easy fo murdaugh to keep pushing the trump lies and have his networ pushed that trump lies without ever being sued, and for murdaugh was too stupid to fin the way to do that and guide the people he pays into the safe zone of managing their legal risk, which is incredibly easy to do. in situations like this. civil lawsuits never sen anyone to jail, to the lawsuit are settled with money sometimes it is an amount of money that hurts tough to pay. sometimes it is an amount of money that does not hurt t have to pay. but civility suits don't lea to the kind of dramatic, emotionally rewarding outcomes that can happen at the sound o the words guilty or not guilty dramatically delivered by jury in a criminal case, which is one of the reasons all of the lawyers show that you

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corwin is a bes selling author who has written several books about the lapd >> it's kind of a perfect storoblems. you had the proliferation of high-powere weapons and crack cocain hitting the streets, a tremendous homicide rate and detectives are overwhelmed >> in february of that year, cops had their hands full with an especially heinous crime in the san fernando valley that was sprawling. 29-year-old sherri rasmussen had bee brutally beaten and shot in he own home. no suspects and fe clues. then a couple of week later, a possible lead. former criminal variation yolanda mcclary was a consultant for nbc news >> in the same vicinity, another woman was approached i her residence by two males a gun point, also involved a hom invasion robbery situation, so police, early on, thought ther was a possibility these two me might have something to do wit the murder >> a composite sketch wa released of the 2 men. the dna collected at the crime scene was useless, at least righ now. police collected it any way. why >> at crime scenes, if you kno there's possible evidence on anything, you're not going t

i want to ask you about a stor out of texas governor greg abbott is callin for a pardon for a u.s. army sergeant convicting of murde in the killing of garret foster who he shot while foster was protesting against polic brutality. the sergeant daniel perry clai self-defense, a jury disagreed perry hasn't been sentence yet. but are you troubled by this intervention by abbott in th message it sends >> yes i am. i understand - so much of this you go back to galveston, texas, and they'r gonna find out what happened remember, he was in texas that black folks -- slavery over two years after they've been freed and the word never got dow there. that is a kind mindset abbott has been doing this kin of stuff against black eagle against women, we have bette wake up. and i'm telling you, i'm not surprised at what he's doing i'm very disappointed. that the people of texas see not to be awake into this. we better wake up. habits doing exactly what wa done - coming out of reconstruction that's how they did it they got the playbook. and i know what they're doing. i'm trying - everybody i possibly c

in 2021 you shared your stor of getting an abortion i mexico after you found out tha you are pregnantthat miner have access to this care i this country >> thanks for having me, gla to be with you again it is very crucial tha everyone have access t medication abortion. mifepristone let me just say, this is another court ruling, a radica court ruling by a judge from amarillo, texas, can you imagine? without getting into all the legal aspects of this, i wan to make sure that everyone knows that medication abortion is legal still, and it's available. but, we have to really understands, if this decisio is just another sinister mov to try to get to the place where this country will enact national abortion ban. it's the most dangerou decision since roe, and we all have to fight back >> we know that mifepristone i one of two pills use intende to induce abortion one abortion pill and set of two brings down efficacy and could worsen side effects. we're seeing a judge's rulin infringe on basic common sense health care here >> right the medical association issued a very clear decision, and m opin

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we're following the stor closely. going to bring in the latest throughout the next two hours.ike pence is finally come out strongly against donald trum on one key issue, not the on you think. we'll get the latest from iowa where they both spoke to conservative evangelicals last night. for today's meeting of the velshi banned book club, we're paying tribute to the public library. once a community fixture, safe haven to explore differen worlds and learn new ideas, it has become the battleground fo the ideological fight over books. nowhere are libraries unde greater threat than in texas that's where we're heading t talk to shirley robinson executive director of the texa library association about th fight for the freedom to redeveloped she starts now it is sunday april 23rd, i'm ali velshi we begin with the republican presidential primary takin shape this weekend a republican candidates an hopefuls flock to the annual iowa faith and freedom coalition spring kickoff event to court the evangelical vote. former president donald trum joined the event virtually while the former vice pr

in our countr this year, 141, i was watching this all unfold this week an it all made me think of a story in greenville, south carolina with a big hat who reminded him on particularly long day during a particularly long month on the presidential campaign, believe me i was there, that there was still reason for hope. >> one voice can change a room and if it can change or room it can change a city and if you can change a city if you have a state. and if you can change a stat it can change a nation and if you can change a nation it can change the world. >> that story always stuck wit me, and this week really jus couldn't get out of my hea because our next guest i having exactly that kind of an impact that barack obama was talking about in that clip just in jay pierson who wa expelled from the tennesse state house this week is a person who is not only changin a room in a city but changin the conversation about gun violence in this country and he joins me after a quic break. so people think they're open. surprise. [ laughs ] [ horn honks, muffled talking ] -can't hear you, jerry. -sorry. uh,

of shock and i'm no sure he entirely knows how far he got in that bedroom >> kevin also shifted his stor? >> no, i wore them, they wer comfortable shoes just a slide on around the house. to go out and smoke cigarette. >> so they were the house shoe or something >> correct >> after kevin love the stand, his attorneys could only hop their new strategy, cleanu kevin and dirty a bill had worked, as the jury got th case and began deliberations >> your honor the jury has reached a verdict. >> it took six hours >> can you speak to the deputy please >> in the little time it takes to get that verdict form fro the jury box to the judge to the clerk to read. it feels like eternity >> the state of florida versus kevin kyne lee, the defendan is found not guilty. >> not guilty. >> that was probably the bes feeling i have felt in ten years. >> you got your life back? >> i did >> kevin's paternal grandmother, his biggest supporter crie tears of joy across the aisle, bill kyn muttered to himself. >> i was devastated, i couldn' believe it, sometimes the ba guy winds. >> he reclaimed his life, yo pull them

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carry it to the grocery stor for the whole world to see >> and there's a parallelism t what we saw with a year ago, he signed a 15-week abortion ban, now he's thinking about signing a six-week abortion ban. building incrementally on th extremism. i want to talk to you about ho this all fits into 2024, you got an indictment in new york, and the trump campaign playing offense in the 202 presidential race, now going after desantis's donors trying to make the case, which you've kind of made to, that desantis is not ready for primetime it seems that there is the possibility that desantis is missing the moment to define his own candidacy? >> yeah, alicia, in terms of how unsteady ron desantis is o the day of donald trump' arraignment, rhonda sanchez an his wife hosted a pet adoption day in the state capital and stayed out of the press. because we're continuing to se donald trump masterfully, in today's republican politics, use the indictment t strengthen his hand, while ron desantis continues to trip u and fall the delta between the two is now almost 25 points ron desantis still, it appears h