no, i do not. we couldn t find anything wrong with the guy. he was that charming. and surprising details from the other woman who helped to uncover the truth. did scott peterson kill his wife? i do not believe he did. who else could have done it? i am glad you asked that question. once upon a time in a small california city lived a sweet pregnant woman with a radiant smile and outside family hardly anyone knew her name. my daughter s been missing since this morning. she is eight months pregnant. she would never know how famous the name of hers would become. would never know that a curious, sympathetic puzzled nation had cast an eye her way. laci peterson. she was 27 years old. and on the night before christmas she was gone. laci, if you are out there and can hear and see us, we love you. we are searching. we are looking. it hit something, something in the air. that name. that smile. that mystery. impossible to put down. whoever has her, please, pleas
trial has been the focus on his decision to buy a gun for his son as a gift, just four days before the shooting. and how that weapon was toward the jury deliberated for about an hour-and-a-half today, it took a different jury in jennifer crumbley s trial, about 11 hours to reach a verdict thank you all for watching. our coverage continues tonight on 360 the 91 felony counts against the former president are now 88 with a judge s ruling in georgia. how he came to that conclusion and where it leaves a case already deep in turmoil over the da who brought it. also tonight, the trump takeover, the republican national committee. now the person just hired to protect election integrity is one of the biggest election deniers out there, or keeping them honest. plus, what comes next after the house overwhelmingly approves a bill that could shut down or forced the sale of tiktok and also divide the republican party. good evening. thanks for joining us. we begin tonight with fulton c
over at the white house. president biden and the top leaders in congress, democrats and republicans meet face-to-face to try and iron they re not there are differences with so much at stake at home and abroad plus, president biden s hope for a quote, ceasefire in gaza by monday. that statement taking an israeli official by surprise and the conflict of the middle east is a huge issue for voters today in the michigan primary, we re live in the battleground state this hour. hello. i m wolf blitzer in washington and you re in cnn newsroom happening this hour, a meeting over at the white house with far-reaching implications. president biden is about to host the top leaders in congress with a government shutdown potentially only a few days away if lawmakers chris can t reach a funding deal by the end of the week, several federal agencies, like the veterans administration, for example, will shut down of the same time the fate of ukraine s ability to fight russia clearly hangs in
hello, everyone, and welcome to the amanpour hour from ukraine here s where we re headed this week to two years of bipartisan pledges to help for as long as it takes congress false ukraine s future is more uncertain than ever. and putin plots his next move. if we don t stop putting in ukraine, he will keep going. also, this our ukraine s foreign minister blames weapons delays for russia s biggest strategic win in months. we wouldn t lose a vip guy if we had received older i m initiatives that we needed to defend our more ukrainian towns on the front line at risk. then from my archive, deja vu all over again, the pro-democracy ukrainian president poisoned in an assassination attempt, running against a pro kremlin candidate people cry when they see my face. but my country has also been disfigured my 2005 conversation with ukraine s viktor yushchenko the gostiny foretelling of the fate of alexei navalny and finally, how hearing is believing in a very different holoca
a lot of the water needs to be pumped up hill at leaks there. but something to pay attention to john and a warmer world. bill weir, great to have you this morning. thanks so much, my friend a prisoner swap in its final stages. and one that would have included alexei navalny, what his teen is now revealing was in the works the day before navalny die. all right. breaking this morning, ukraine pulls back from a city in the east, a new retreat. what does this mean? and president zelenskyy tells cnn he cannot understand how donald trump can be on the side of russian president vladimir putin. and on the eve of the michigan primary, nikki haley vowing to stick it out despite two big losses, her home-state primary and her biggest donor. does she have any chance at all in michigan? break down the final polls for you. i m sara sidner alongside john berman and kate baldwin and this is cnn news central new this morning, a top aide to alexey navalny. now he says they were in t