all the school closures are now bemoaning the results of their own policies. about one in two adults ins these one in two adults ins america is reporting levels of loneliness. and these numbers are even greater among kids. but what you also find is that loneliness has serious effects on our mental health and our physical health of raising our risk for depression, anxiety and suicide, but also increasing our risk of heartcien disease, stroke, dementia and premature death. e now. remature yeah, well, who would havedes predicted this? well, the lingering effects of shutting kids out of education ,sports , even socialand so ports , even socialand so they have been horrific. t wgoe couldn t go to our fi home come in.n eigh they couldn t have athn eighth grade graduation. you felt if your son had still been in school, he would still be alive. do you still feel that waydos when our present condition is not meantti to be socially isolated? olated? gone into lockdown, he w
writing, russia s assault on ukraine and invasion of its territory must be met with strong american resolve. president biden must act now to hit vladimir putin where it hurts. but on the first anniversary just last week, he was singing a different tune. the republican party can be the party of ukraine and globalists or the party of east palestine and working americans. not both. hawley was immediately invited on to tucker carlson s show the same night. florida governor and likely presidential candidate ron desantis went on fox and friends to condemn our current support as an open-ended blank check, which he called not acceptable. georgia congresswoman marjorie taylor greene got the crowd to boo zelenskyy. i m still committed to saying no money to ukraine, and that country needs to find peace, not war. and while i will lock in a camera and directly tell s zelenskyy, you better leave your hands off our sons and daughters because they are not dying over there. presiden
good morning, everyone. glad you re with us. ooip poppy harlow in new york. there s a lot of news to get to this morning. here are five things to know for this thursday. at moment, hundreds of americans could cross the border out of gaza and into egypt one day after the rafah crossing opening. israel striking the largest refugee camp for the second day in a row. president biden now saying we need a pause in order to get the prisoners out of the war zone. overnight republicans going after one of their own taking to the senate flor and slamming senator tommy tuberville as he continues to hold up the m military appointments. donald trump jr. rirning to the stand today followed by his brother as the $250 million civil fraud trial continues. a much-needed win for a community in mourning. the high school football team from lewiston, maine, beating their rivals with a roster of celebrities cheering them on. cnn this morning starts right now. this is a live look at the ra
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the lawyer in his past work and maybe he could tell them this his own words and convince some jurors. valerie, we played the clip at the outset where juthe judge invites alex to come clean after he s been convicted and before the hammer comes down of sentencing. had he come clean and said, yes, i did it and here s why, there would be no appeal. that would be over how did you read that moment. i was sitting there and i gasped. it was one of the heaviest and most fascinating moments of my career. and the judge really put a lot of thought in what he had to say. he s very experienced. he will be 72 in november and will retire. he s done this for 20 years. he knew the murdaughs. he knew alex as a trial lawyer. he took this very personally.