just ask swift city. here literally changed the name of glendale today and tomorrow in the singer's honor. >> the fans thought that was so cool that they have now named me mayor swiftie. >> reporter: and mayor swiftie says the weekend's tourism could rival turnout from this year's super bowl. >> we've been getting calls from all over the world. ♪ we are never ever ♪ >> reporter: and visitors are sparing no expense how much money are we dishing out for this moment >> i'm also going to vegas next weekend to see her too. so, a lot. thousands of dollars >> reporter: a boom for businesses like the lola serving up a bejeweled menu. >> we have the bad blood sangria. >> i see where you get the bad blood from. ♪ we got bad blood ♪ >> reporter: it comes after the ticketmaster meltdown during initial sales, but tonight fans say they're shaking it off and showing up in style. ♪ we never go out of style ♪ >> all: hi, taylor. >> reporter: emilie ikeda, nbc news, swift city, arizona. >>> well, that's going to do it for

. >>> andnd we'rere inn swift city, the place that literally renamed itself after taylor swift kicks off her first tour in five years. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening, thanks for being with us on a friday night. >>> this is a mostly symbolic act, an arrest warrant was issued today for russian president vladimir putin now formally charged by the international criminal court for war crimes. the court says putin bears individual responsibility for the unlawful transfer of children from occupied areas of ukraine to russia. while there is little expectation of putin ending up in custody any time soon, the charges were nonetheless welcome by ukraine's president zelenskyy, who thanked the court for its willingness to really bring those who are guilty to justice. tonight putin's spokesman dismissed the warrant saying, we do not recognize this court. erin mclaughlin reports from kyiv. >> reporter: tonight russian president vladimir putin now wanted for war crimes issuing an arrest warrant saying he oversaw the forced deportation of children from ukr

reggie: well, in glendale they are ceremonially renaming themselves swift city because of taylor swift's new tour. it kicks off friday and saturday at state farm stadium in the city, that she will head to 19 other cities. >> we are not changing our street signs. i had people call and go what are you doing? it is a ceremonial na change. i hope people have enough humor that they can understand the importance of why we want to do this. reggie: huh. there are other names on the table like swiftdale, nation. but they decided swift city would work. although taylortown was a runner-up. kumasi: voting?> reggie: i'm not familiar. it is only for the weekend. kumasi: happy birthday steph curry, the nighttime all-stars point guard celebrates his 35th birthday today, the face of the warriors since his career started. he said he will stop counting after today. he wants to play at least 16 years in the nba like his dad in the 90's. he had a big night monday, scoring 23 points and leading the warriors to a big win against the phoenix suns. reggie: the owner of the so-called warriors house in west oaklan

we should call it swift city because the mayor of the town has changed the name while the popstar is the 52 day extravaganza will mark taylor swift's first time hitting the road since her sold-out reputation tour in 2018. hope you are heading for swift city tonight. narrator: funding for presentation of this program is provided by.. the frman foundation. by judy and peter blum-kovler foundation. pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. and by contributions to this pbs station from viewers like you, thank you. ♪ ♪ narrator: you're watching pbs. ♪♪ announcer: usa today calls it, "arguably the best bargain in streaming." that's because the free pbs video app lets you watch the best of pbs anytime, anywhere. simply download the s video app on your mobile or streaming device. ♪ geoff: good evening. i'm geoff bennett. amna: and i'm amna nawaz. on the "newshour" tonight, the international criminal court issues an arrest warrant for russian presidenvladimir putin for war crimes in ukraine. geoff: the faa investigates a series of near-collisions on airport runways. amna: and, a new s

fans selling out swift city. >> the big deal. the first show is the best show. >> reporter: the star kicking off her tour overnight. ♪♪ >> reporter: 75,000 swift loving fans descending upon the desert. >> i'm going to die. >> reporter: having released six albums from the five years away from the stage, swift starting where she left off. ♪♪ >> reporter: opening with songs that she was supposed to tour with back in 2020. >> i don't know how to processes all of this and the way it has been making me feel right now. >> reporter: as for swift's own signature style on stage, her costs t costumes spark sparkled. everyone's hero has 52 shows scheduled on the record-breaking tour. the anticipation for the open last night heightened after the ticketmaster sale debacle leaving fans and swift frustrated. >> i wanted to see taylor. >> reporter: and sparking a congressional hearing. >> a nightmare. >> reporter: data showing tickets available for this weekend. shockingly, selling for 35% less than when tickets first went live.

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storm coverage continues at reggie: glendale, itself swift city because of the taylor swift tour. kick off there and then head to 19 other cities. >> signs. i had people call and say, what are you doing. we are trying to enjoy the event. it is a ceremonial name change and i hope people have enough humor they can understand the importance of why we wanted to do this. reggie: they have other taylor nation, the city of taylor swift area but swift city took the cake. although tailored to was a runner-up -- taylor town. kumasi: happy birthday, steph curry, celebrating his fifth birthday today. he has become the face of the warriors since his career started. he jokingly said to stop counting birthdays after today. he shared the goal of playing 16 years. to top it off, he had a night monday, scoring 23 points with in the big win against the phoenix suns. reggie: the owner of the so-called warriors house is in danger of losing it to foreclosure. it is an unofficial landmark for warriors memorabilia but the owner owes $300,000 on a reverse mortgage. he is on disability and cannot afford to

swift city, but that's not all. taylor's been rehearsing at the state farm arena all week, and some sneaky swifty's have camped out trying to hear which songs have made this set list. i know you're going ran, and i'm also going so here's what the tiktok tiktokers are saying, ready for it. karma cruel summer, but jeweled and you belong with me have all made this atlas. so are you moving to glendale gonna be the mayor's your next move next? sit out all these now give them what they need to know. will where are you going? leaving us. i am leaving. world news now in america this morning, but i'm not leaving abc news. i will continue working with the company as a reporter for many different platforms. abc news live good morning america and, yeah, well, you're really gonna need these. because now you're gonna be sleeping at night. you're gonna need sunglasses and daytime. yeah that's right. and that is not all by the way it is time. for a right of passage. you are technically the first reporter on the overnight and on wor

highly anticipated concert tour tonight in glendale, arizona, which has temporarily been renamed swift city super bowl has similar buzz for swifts to go shows with 150,000 tourists in town, hotels and restaurants completely booked. no doubt it will be a good concert. "on the road" is next, the story of an artist who is making up lost time. . and i'm glad i found it. you wouldn't believe some of the things people suggested to help me sleep. nature sounds? ahh, no thanks. my friend's white-noise idea. nope. and i'm not counting sheep. not on the... carpet. insomnia can impact both my days and my nights. so i know how important a good night's sleep is. that's why i take quviviq nightly. maybe i should tell them how it works, taye? quviviq works differently than medications you may have taken in the past. it's thought to target one of the biological causes of insomnia: overactive wake signals. and when taken every night, studies showed sleep continued to improve over time. do not take quviviq if you have narcolepsy. don't drink alcohol while taking quviviq or drive or operate heavy machinery un

. >>> and we're in swift city, the place that literally renamemed ititself afterer taylor swift asas she kicks off her first tour in five years. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening, and thank you for being with us on this friday night. in what is at least for this moment mostly symbolic act, an arrest warrant was issued today for russian president vladimir putin now formally charged by the international

>> reporter: swift city.of the city to swift city today and tomorrow in honor of the megastar kicking off her first tour in five years, as if we didn't already know all-too well that she is one of the most influential artists of this era. again, her first tour in five years and this is pulling from her widespread catalog of work her first album dropping more than a decade ago back in 2006 and state farm stadium here have hosted her kickoff before, but this is the first time that they are seeing any artists hold back to back shows here and that is part of the reason why city officials say the anticipated tourism traffic this weekend is on track to rival that of the super bowl which was held here earlier this year. this all comes on the heels of the ticketmaster meltdown that left many furious fans without tickets and in those hour long queues and they blame it in part on cyberattacks and unprecedented demand but today it seems like the swifties are shaking off that bad blood as some of their wildest dreams com

that city's mayor is showing appreciation for the singer. >> he is temporarily renaming glendale swift citynly temporary, of course, but billboards all over town will be lit up with the new name. the symbolic re-branding takes effect friday on the tour's opening day. it will last through the weekend, by the way, swift loss performing at levi stadium in santa clara in july. no word yet if that town will rename itself. swift >> in washington, d.c., a historic property in georgetown where former first lady jacqueline kennedy onassis once lived is on the market for more than 26 million dollars. the total of 13 bedrooms and 13 baths. the u.s. aidan and street northwest says a combination of 3 residences connected through secret passageways. the home was built in the 18th century. and it's notable features include the grand main reception hall original fire place and elegant moldings. and just the fact that it was jackie can. yeah. haha. >> that's it for 6. see it >> that's it for 6. see it tonight. 8 have have a night. there's nothing like volunteering at the fire department. there's nothing lik

glendale changed the name to swift city for the day. nbc news's emily akedda is there where super fans are descending and the excitement is leading to a boom of economic activity. expected to rival the super bowl. >> they think the tourism traffic is going to rival what we saw with the super bowl. do you believe that? >> 100%. the every other concert is sold out. the venue holds 727,000 people. i guarantee it will be a sellout. especially the first one. >> wow. >> one of the bay area too, right? >> yeah. ahead on "nightly news." emily takes us to glendale where swift is celebrating the start of her tour and that starts at 6:30. >> all right. we know she's a warriors fans and a fan of the howard university basketball team. march madness with vice president kamala harris last night the vp was in iowa to watch her alma mater, howard, playing nifrt round of the ncaa tournament. howard lost to kansas. but after the game, the vice president stepped into the locker room to give the players an inspirational message and invite to the white house

actually, we should call it �*swift city', because the mayor of the town has actually changed the name—out �*reputation' tour in 2018. ahead of the opening curtain taylor released 4 re—recorded songs. if you're headed there tonight have fun and thank you very much for watching. thank you for watching world news america. temperature speaking into the mid—teens but a classic spring story for many. sunny spells and scattered showers and some of those heavy infantry. that theme will continue for the first half of the weekend. sunshine and sharp showers around on saturday. ridge of high pressure will build on sunday. quite a fine and try story to come. but for saturday it is all about this area of low pressure. more persistent rain and eventually some cold air across the far north of scotland will turn the back edge of that across northern artists with snow for training. to snow for a time. but for the bulk of the country, we're sat in this mild air. so it will be a milder day, but with further sunny spells and scattered showers. on saturday, lighter winds, so the showers could be pretty sl

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she says, but not the city of glendale swift will also be performing it. >> july, maybe they'll re name levis. i think that highly. the online business ring to it. those with city? yeah. so lives there is a swiftie. i love your idea. get on the horn with the mayor of santa clara. there we go. we'll have tomorrow. we promise that okay. that wraps up kron promise you >> all right. well, ken and pam are here to take it. see how he's always trying to get into trouble there. i don't fall grant. thank you. thank you very much. here's what's coming up. gusty winds toppling over trees causing big problems all over the bay area. we're live in one east bay city tonight where trees fell onto several homes and that force families to evacuate. and a frightening situation in downtown san francisco where the winds shattered the window of a high-rise sending glass down below the latest on repair efforts and how emergency response to the area today nightmare for people trying to get home after work. >> when fun time from the bay area's local news station. you're watching kr

we are live here in swift city officials actually changed the name of glendale to swift city today and desert as taylor swift kicks off the eras tour at state farm stadium tonight. ♪ >> reporter: overnight swift treated fans with a midnight debut of four unreleased songs while details of the concert have stayed under wraps, first clean look at her return to the stage sporting nails inspired by her albums and posting a crystallized guitar decorated by her parents. ♪ >> reporter: the show will mark swift's long-awaited return to touring after a five-year hiatus ♪ >> reporter: and taylor's top fans are having trouble calming down what is it like to actually get to see the open to her tour? >> crazy. >> yeah. she's literally been counting down the days, the minutes, the hours. >> reporter: officials with the city of glendale says tourism for swift's back-to-back shows this weekend is on track to tlievl of the super bowl even local businesses are getting swept up in the swift sensation, including one restaurant that's mixing up taylor-themed cocktails. >> we have where's the scarf, which is

the future starts now. >>> after taylor swift fans left behind that ticketmaster nightmare, the 52-day tour kicks off tonight in swiss citydy to descend on the desert taylor swift kicks off the tour at state farm stadium tonight. ♪ >> overnight, swift treated fans with a midnight debut of four unreleased songs details of the highly anticipated concert stayed under wraps, on thursday, swift shared the first clean look at her return to the stage. sporting nails inspired by her albums, and posting a crystallized guitar. ♪ you are the one ♪ >> the show will mark swift's long awaited return to touring after a five year hiatus and taylor's top fans are having trouble calming down >> what is it like to actually get to see the open to her tour? >> crazy >> yeah. she's literally been counting down the days, hours, minutes. >> the officials say tourism for swift's back to back shows this weekend is on track to rival that of the super bowl even local businesses are getting swept up in the swift sensation. including one restaurant that is mixing up taylor theemd cocktails. >> we have wear's the scarf? that's my personal favorite. >>

formerly known as glendale has now been renamed swift citylindy ragas catch it, lindsay braga's catches us up with some local businesses who are prepping with themed menu items, some saying that these two days of taylor are going to bring in more money than the super bowl. local restaurants have new drinks on the menu. bad blood midnight rain drinks after taylor swift songs to kick off her tour in glendale, this weekend concert. it's a lot of business, and why not just appeal to your to what's going on? just last month. westgate restaurants appeal to sports fans and now it's all about taylor swift fans. super bowl is definitely a big event here. there were so many people with all of the events out in the closet as well here at westgate, but taylor swift fans are sure to bring a lot of fun here to marketing director carly adams says back to back sold out taylor. swift shows will be comparable to the super bowl when it comes to how busy restaurant scott with the amount of tickets that are sold for taylor swift. there's definitely a lot more peo

they are naming it swift city tonight for her kickoff. that's amazing. >> amazing the influence she had. >> i totally agree with you. >> it's not just teenage girls, right? >> in the anymore. people grew up with her and she changed so much. when you think about, you know, i talk on my radio show, music is therapy, the emotional connection to art it'ses and taylor talks in her lyrics, she is could candid. we know what she is singing about. something about her vocal tone everyone kind of connects with. i have a 3-year-old, she is now 9, played her taylor swift early on and halfway through the song she turned to me not knowing about taylor's story and she said mommy this is my favorite singer. that really happened. there is something about her vocal tone that really, like, takes people and grabs them and brings them in. so because of that, because people feel close to her like they know her, when she says i want you to stream taylor's version because i get paid because i own this because artists should own their work, they do what she says b

it's swift city.ready know how influential this artist is, one of the most influential artists of the era this morning, swifties are ready to descend on the desert as taylor swift kicks off the eras tour at state farm stadium tonight. overnight swift treated fans with a midnight debut of four unreleased songs while the details have stayed under wraps, swift showed a clean look sporting crystalized nails and sporting a crystalized guitar the show will mark swift's long-awaited return to touring after a five-year hiatus taylor's top fans are having trouble calming down. >> what is it like to actually see the open to her tour >> crazy. >> she's literally been counting down the days, the minutes, the hours. >> reporter: officials say tourism with swift's back-to-back shows this weekend is on track to rival that of the super bowl even local businesses are getting swept up in the swift sensation, including one restaurant that's mixing up swift-inspired cocktails it all comes after that ticketmaster meltdown

be renamed after her, a fact march 17th and 18th now in glendale, arizona, officially known as swift cityhe popular videos she posts called the pretend cooking show and in the latest edition, she is tackling the goliath of the candy world, jennifer making homemade snickers. >> does a 9-by-13 pyrex come with becoming an adult i don't remember buying this ♪ >> good morning. it was a lot of effort, i wouldn't do it all the time. but yeah that is success. >> okay. >> a lot of effort. >> two days to make those but they were a hit. >> did you know if that was 6:55 in the morning. >> early. >> yes >> impressive. >> so she is doing a show with ed helms on netflix right now and brought some of the snickers bars to work and ed loves it unfortunately, i don't have any of jennifer's homemade snickers bars for you we thought something we thought might be as good, the great bob odenkirk, bob, if you wouldn't mind. >> he made his own snickers. >> his new health regimen. eating snickers bars >> hey, guys. >> what's up. >> good to see you, man. >> how are you >> good. >> don't they look good? >> you did a

the company apologized in january for tunneling of swift concert tickets and city cyberattack shut down the system. but we are still in the middle of today's tuesday storm we have you covered on the ktvu news and weather apps and, of course, ktvu .com. we will see you again back here for next newscast at four dictionaries. next in boyd is awfully blustery, gray and rainy, um, your freeway. keep this in mind if you're leaving the house this afternoon. stay safe. you back here at four pictures next (distant game audience applauding) - [narrator] can you guess what this is? ♪ hey hey hey ♪ if you guessed elf, then you'd be a great contestant on pictionary! (distant audience cheering) our first celebrity captain, you know from star wars, and he's hungrier for a win than jabba the hutt. - i am hungry,... - [narrator] it's greg grunberg,... - i'm always hungry. - [narrator] and with him are misty and her sister, de'meir. our next celebrity captain just chugged an orange soda for a pregame meal. it's actor, author, and comedian, kel mitchell. and with him are police officers, rulon and mat. an

city, mississippi. >> reporter: the devastation was swift and severe. deadly tornadoes touching down in the darkness of night across mississippi and alabama. >> when did you notice something was going on? >> when i saw the tornado. >> yeah. you saw it? >> i saw it. >> what did you see? >> a big whirl of -- two tornadoes together. >> reporter: the damage hard to fathom. parts of homes wrapped in trees. 18-wheelers upended. entire blocks flattened. state officials report at least 25 people dead in mississippi with dozens more injured. the governor issuing a state of emergency. >> me and my brother was texting at the time when the storm was coming through, and i mean, i got to hear his last words. >> reporter: at least 12 separate tornadoes touched down. one on the ground for a trail of 80 miles leaving mass destruction in its wake. in rolling fork, mississippi, where at least 13 died, 1 tornado is believed to have sent debris more than 30,000 feet in the air. rolling fork's mayor saying his city is destroyed. >> what we are doing now is assessing all the

veronica miracle cnn park city, utah. the swiftfans went to court in los angeles to face off against ticketmaster on monday. they are alleging unlawful conduct during the chaotic rollout of online sales to swiss eras tour. ticketmaster wants a motion to compel arbitration, meaning it will force the prosecution to settle the matter out of court. fans say that ticket must have violated antitrust laws and asking for at least $2500 each in damages. i saved up for months and months for the area's tour. we knew it was going to happen. i had $500 saved and that should have been enough to buy me floor seats for what taylor wanted to sell her tickets for, but unfortunately like it. live nation stopped that and so it's wrong. we need to end the merger. i don't think that live nation and ticketmaster should have been able to come mine and i think that artists not having a choice with who they can sell tickets through is a major issue. day to have a legal proceeding involving prince harry expected to get underway today. on monday , the duke of

. >> reporter: with sheets of water drenching los angeles, the city broke a rainfall record. now, after swift water rescues in arizona, this unforgiving storm delivering another rare sight in what feels like an endless season of wind and rain. miguel almaguer, nbc news, los angeles. >>> here in new york, a day-long standoff at a high-rise building ended late today. a man who briefly dangled part of his body from a window of an apartment that was not his was taken into custody by police after hours of negotiation. officials say it began after the fbi entered to serve a warrant on charges related to bank fraud. >>> a surprise delay with the new york grand jury considering a possible indictment of former president trump. grand jurors not meeting today as scheduled. garrett haake is watching it. garrett, there is a real mystery over the delay. >> reporter: yeah, there really is, and the grand jury proceedings are secret, so we just don't have much information to go on. jurors were told not to come in today, but sources say the d.a. is planning to have them back tomorrow. meanwhile, sources famili

taylor swifts influence does not stop at stanford. this is the city of glendale, arizona. there mayor just announced that it will temporarily change its name to honor the start of swifts eras tour. according to this instagram post by mayor jerry weirs, swift is kicking off her long anticipated world tour with back to back shows its state farm arena, which hosted the super bowl. just last month, the mayor is expected to announce his city's new name on monday, along with the best places in the city to go after the show. so now our trying to figure out what will it be named? first of all, mayor weirs looks like a bona fide swifty, right? i mean, you can just tell he's got the whole vibe. yeah he does. formally saying maybe swift ville. yes it feels good. what did you say? you do? sounds good . sure clearly, you know, the mayor has a has a blank space and he's going to write the name that off. shake it off. alright. keep going. move on. we do need to move alright to help reduce the amount of greenhouse gas emissions up in the atmosphere. researchers are looking to solutions dee

only this morning three bridges flooded the following video from under the city of ryazzhsk, the rise of water, there was so swifter of a heavy truck almost became a victim of the flood; the truck drove onto the road and the car was trapped, the cab was flooded over the water. seen. only an awning, according to eyewitnesses, only a few hours later the car was still able to be towed to land. new footage is coming from other regions . meanwhile, its reserves in the european territory of russia are still large in the city of nolinsk kirovskaya area snowdrift height 90 cm, and on saturday it was 22 more in the east. perm krai, where a record 107 cm of snow recently lay , still remains, 86. the same amount of snow in places in the leningrad region, snow cover over 60 cm high remains in veliky novgorod and in nizhny novgorod a little less snow. in ostashkov, tver region, 300 km from moscow , 58 cm. let's look at the synaptic situation in the south of cloud anticyclones. there, small in the daytime , the sun warms the earth well and cyclones go along the north, one on the atkar sea, the other over the baltic, due to the

city, managed by fred bought. mm ah. swiss reach us for a rescue package. the bank says is borrowing heavily from swift authorities to strengthen its finances after fis sent it shaft price. plunging on wednesday, ending europe's reliance on china and russia. if you is plotting how to source more of its own raw materials. on a revolution from the roof tops could solar panel roof tiles, health power, the green energy transition? the state of your business on robots in berlin. welcome to the program. it's another 1st, since 2008, a major international bank, reaching out for financial help. credit suisse says it's borrowing up to 50000000000 euros from switzerland central bank to stop running out of liquidity in the future. the lenders share price lost almost a quarter of its value on wednesday. i think it's shareholder. saudi national bank said it wouldn't be investing any more in the company, but he's has also been beset by years of scandal and this undertaking, expensive restructuring. well, let's discuss the situation at credit suisse with florian hider and economist at the likeness institute for finan

city of nablus. they were abandoned under the law introduced during israel withdrawal from garza and the prime minister ariel sharon. the votes drew swift condemnation from the palestinians most amongst thomas wally underneath them in our day they, i think when they return to the so called homage settlement and other settlements, this will show us that this government is going head with its plan to take and x the lands and continue it's open battle against the palestinian people. were talking now about ha monitors since the beginning of the year, more than 1 march for a day. therefore, i think the responsibility for the international community is bigger to provide protection for the palestinian people in. the us state department says it's extremely troubled by israel's latest move. we have been clear that advancing settlement is an obstacle to peace and an obstacle to achieving his duty solution. and that certainly what this legislation would do would be create new settlement or buildings and legalize out post all of this would further insight tensions and put a negotiated to think solution further away kitty and lizzie is an author and

swift drone was disabled by the russian electronic warfare complex from the tula region svetlana kovalkovskaya. approximately 300 meters from here, there was an explosion on dorozhnikov street in the citykireevsk . after the incident, everything around was cordoned off on the spot. emergency services are working and no one is allowed in according to preliminary information. three people. received shrapnel wounds, residential buildings, four unfit for habitation in six partial destruction broken glass in eight high-rise buildings. as a result of the explosion , 18 people were left homeless, five of them children of the ambulance brigade. arrived at the site of the explosion in 9 minutes. two men 20 and 36 years old were examined by doctors named after. they provided assistance on the spot, and a sixteen-year-old girl was hospitalized in a novomoskovsk hospital. as reported in the regional ministry of health, nothing threatens her life and health, nor did god cost anything, and that’s all, we didn’t listen to anything. here are the roofs of dirt. here's how it flew. here is the car a glass embossed funnel is very large at the back of the house, five meters deep, a funnel and a diameter o

citi custom cash℠ card. i love it... [voice vibrating] >>> on thursday a jury in south carolina delivered swift verdicts of guilty to alexpular netflix series, podcasts and books, and his dramatic testimony on the stand during the last days of the trial captivated live television audiences. this morning even as he sits in prison for the rest of his life murdaugh faces open legal questions in other strange cases surrounding him and his family. nbc's catie beck has been covering the murdaugh story from the beginning. she has our "sunday focus." >> reporter: alex murdaugh knows this courtroom well. as an accomplished lawyer, he argued cases here. but this time, it was his fate in the hands of a jury. >> guilty. >> reporter: guilty of murdering his wife maggie and youngest son paul on the family's sprawling hunting estate. >> i know you have to see paul and maggie during the nighttime when you're attempting to go to sleep. >> all day and every night. >> reporter: it was a phone call on the night of june 7, 2021, that changed everything for the legal powerhouse. >> 911, what's your emergency? >> reporter: maggie and paul murd

swift from former defense ministers from the members of the security establishment. and thousands of protesters have poured on to the streets of television and jerusalem and in other cities. now protesters are asking is really throughout the country to come to jerusalem to morrow, to protest in front of the canal it. we're hearing that university classes have been cancelled to morrow. dozens of doctors have called in sick in protest that one of the workers unions is holding a news conference to morrow and it's believed that they will be holding a strike in protest. and 23 is really local counsel. heads have announced a hunger strike in front of the prime minister's residence. also in protest. they're saying that there has to be negotiations that there has to be attention paid to the national security situation of the country. and that brings us to why there is condemnation, even among the ruling party senior members are reported to have said that netanyahu has made a strategic mistake, that they are and complete shocked, and that he has lost control before this happened, the plan was that this judicial overhaul a vote would take place in the canal that on wednesday. now,

illegal outposts near the city of nablus, they were abandoned under the law introduced during israel's withdraw. from garza and a prime minister ariel sharon. the votes drew swift condemnation from the palestinians . mesa montgomery thomas leander made them in our day. they ha, i think when they returned to the so called homage settlement and other settlements, this will show us that this government is going head with its plan to take an annex the lance and continue its open battle against the palestinian people. were talking now about $88.00 matters since the beginning of the year. more than one match were day. therefore, i think the responsibility for the international community is bigger to provide protection for the palestinian people. know what the u. s. state departments is. it's extremely troubled by israel's latest move. we've been clear that advancing settlement is an obstacle to peace and an obstacle to achieving his duty solution. and that certainly is what this legislation would do, would be create new settlements or buildings and legalize outposts. all of this or would further insight tensions and put a negotiated to state solution. i further away

city's first one-term mayor in 40 years. they always get reelected or at least prior to runoff. crime spiked precipitously during her term. major headlines calling out her swifte. the "chicago tribune" wrote in four years lori lightfoot went from break-out political star to divisive mayor of a chicago beset by pandemic and crime. chicago sun times with how lightfoot went to rock bottom. lightfoot was unapologetic in her concession speech last night. >> i didn't win the election today but i stand here with my head held high and a heart full of gratitude. regardless of tonight's outcome we fought the right fight and we put this city on a better path. no doubt about it. >> harris: except for that 59% hike in crime. garrett tenney is live in chicago. garrett. >> voters clearly didn't agree with the mayor's assessment and rising crime is a big reason why. she finished third last night 17 points behind brandon johnson and former chicago schools chief paul vallas heading to a runoff april 4th. crime and safety will continue to be the top issues for voters. the two men have drastically different strategies for how they plan to address them. johnson, endorsed by the t

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