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lot of republican coalescing around the former because the united states, and i will just point out, kate, it does seem that appearing in court does pay off for donald trump because look at the trump big fundraising days. there was the new york arraignment back back here in last year, we have the georgia indictment, these two dates are actually flipped here and then the new york conviction here. what do we see? we see the again, a huge, big fundraising day, thursday's amount was about twice the amount of his prior record. so the fact is donald trump seeing big fundraising. again, look at this yeah in 48 hours. the equivalent of about a month. yeah. >> both men are going to have enough money to run for president. >> one thing i think i think we can conclude. i think that that's exactly right. this race has not going to ultimately be about money. it's gonna be about the message that's going to be driven home by the money still very interesting though. >> thank you here. thank you, john. all right. well, this now, pete, seat, former spokesman for george w bush in the white house, and vice president of bose public affairs group and keith boys in a democratic strategist and former aide in the clinton white house, you both look way too young to have worked in
attorney, david weiss, who was also a trump appointee and kept on by president biden who oversee this very case. and the one that is now obviously set to go to trial later this year in california. allison. >> okay. evan, caitlin, thank you both very much for the preview. >> all right. now, the ongoing headache in atlanta, thousands of people are still forced to boil their water after several water main breaks over the past few days as of now, crews are still working on repairing those breaks. atlanta mayor andre dickens has declared a state of emergency and he gave cnn an update this morning so right now, atlanta's most most atlanta's have water is just we want to make sure that they boil it out of a precautionary measure. >> and this has been in place over the last de and a half to two days that we've been under a boil water advisory, but we're trying to resolve the situation nobody is happy when you can see water gushing out of the street the mayor says
purportedly this subcommittee exists to examine the origins of the pandemic i can to better prepare for potential future threads. but there is potential threat out there right now in terms of h5n1 bird flu, we're not hearing about that at all now, most people say that that threat right now is very low, but you think you have dr. fauci, there would be here any questions about that? and i'm not hearing from anyone that that is expected to be the topic today. we did see a republican staff memo based on the transcripts of the interviews with dr. fouchier behind closed doors back in january 2 straight days of questioning of him, and they did say they're going to focus on covid origins, covid era policies, and things like that. i think specifically we're going to hear a lot of focus on the origins of the pandemic in. grants given to a specific group, ecohealth alliance and any oversight dr. fauci had of that and that as we were hearing from lauren, is really the political football right now all right. >> everyone standby because we
instructions were that said go to the jury room find a crime is good enough, close enough. i don't blame them. this whole trial was set up to funnel them, that is why in a way i am more bummed that we are not upset and shocked by this. we saw it was the only way this is going to play out. everything was set up and they turned misdemeanour's into felonies and one count to 34, they just kept using this form of law fair horrible, it's really bad. and i want the people who are cheering for this now, it always comes back around and if they think we can weapon denies the legal system and the irs, that'll never come back to bite us. it will. and that is why we do not do this in a free country. >> well put. >> the little beauty guy made a good point, it felt very pretty preordained, it was like a lawn order as few were you know who
everyone's like, i liked you at first when i heard it, i was disappointed, and nothing to do with president trump, it's the system. this stuff must happen in the forties and fifties, it's not supposed to happen anymore even the did nero thing outside, it's all part of the plan. and i even planned -- i kept saying is your first time living and breathing martyr in this country. and that happened tonight. i'm ready to get mine on. >> ike i'm calling a now, trump 24. it's ready to go. you should be inspired and anytime you been punched in the mouth, they should be a wake-up call to everyone anywhere because it they can do it they can do it to anyone creating new jobs, i don't like the way she was, semien my guys are gonna get together make sure you can get a business here.
the officer let him go, but travis did not go home. and before very long, began following a second woman. she appeared to be drunk. travis closed in. detective jaclyn shaklee: theyre like this guys too much of a danger. we got to figure out a way to get him off the street. so they ended up arresting him for false reporting, for giving a false name. keith morrison : in fact, detective shaklees husband was part of that surveillance team, and actually put the cuffs on travis. keith morrison : what was it like when you two kind of got together to compare notes? detective jaclyn shaklee: it was pretty emotional. and it was actually an-- an emotional phone call. he called me to let me know that-- im gonna get emotional now-- that he had taken him into custody and that he was off the streets. just some closure to five days of really scary-- really scary for our community and-- and our home. keith morrison : but there was a catch. when the cops arrested forbes for giving a false name, it was only a misdemeanor.
happening in delaware. but keep in mind once this is done, it's not the end of the hunter biden's legal troubles. he faces a second indictment in california, which is set to go to trial later this year, and that is on federal tax offenses marshall cohen cnn, washington marceau. thank you. see it. legal analyst, joey jackson is with his now. joey. good morning to you. i want to start with jury selection first, because the jury selection in a hunter biden trial starts four days after the conviction of former president trump how do you weed out if you're the defense attorney here, you're trying to weed out those people potentially who want political revenge. what do you ask? how do you get them out of the number? >> yeah, those are great questions, victor. good morning to you. and so remember that the questions with respect to selecting a jury has been submitted, right? what happens in federal court if you submit to the federal judge in there
the support. so it is going to be a big change for mexico. a big change for women in this country, that has been changing for some time now, because if you look at the legislature in mexico, nearly half of legislators in congress are women in mexico. this is a result of quotas put in place and changing demographics in the country. earlier today i spoke with a voter who told me she couldn't be more excited for the idea of having either, win the presidency. let's hear from her. >> i think that it is historical, and it is exciting because it shows how far we have come as a country. in which my gender is no longer a deterrent to to do or want to take my professional life to. >> the polls to show, as of now,
collaborate with private industry partners. >> if successful, suni williams would become the first woman aboard any crewed test flight like this years of work has gone into this moment and it has not been without setbacks, as i've mentioned. >> so let's bring in space and defense correspondent kristin fisher. she is live it kennedy space center for us as well as former nasa administrator, charles bolden. okay. so kristen, is this going to happen today? >> allison, with about 24 minutes left on the countdown clock, we are go for launch. we've been watching two things this morning too. potential problem spots for nasa, boeing in the united launch alliance. and that is first the wind. it's been very gusty here, but so far, so good on the weather front, the weather team saying we are go for launch as of now, and then the other issue we've been watching has been an issue with the center rocket let me just show you this is an older model here, so it's not
figure out now is when could they try to launch again as of now, they are going to prepare to try to launch tomorrow. that's the next backup date. a launch around noon. >> but it remains to be seen if they can fully recycle this rocket in time. >> because once you have a rocket that is fully fueled, it can take quite a bit of time to get it. >> all the fuel out. >> and then you gotta get it all the way fueled back up again. so that takes some time. but for now they're preparing for a launch tomorrow, future backup dates are june 5 and sixth of next week i know a lot of people are going to be thinking, wow boeing had another issue, but this may not be an issue with boeing at all. and here's why this is an outdated model. so bear with me to have to give you that caveat, but this is essentially what the rocket looks like on the launchpad, which is just about four or five miles behind me. >> on top is the boeing starliner spacecraft. >> that's what this crewed