blonde, marilyn monroe and her icon onyx song. diamonds are a girl's best friend. look at that nice, amazingly produce element poll, even the background dancers or similar suits. while ryan gosling looked pretty in pink, another star, baird, it all what's going on. you're supposed to run across the stage to >> i changed my mind. i don't want to be the streaker been mean. >> we don't want to do the streaker, but anymore we're doing it costumes >> are so important maybe the most important thing there is unsane wearing himself and a strategically placed envelope, apparently pair of birkenstocks. >> i'm gonna leave you with that. thank you for joining us. i'm kasie hunt. don't go

anywhere. cnn news central starts right now >> the 2024 campaign in full swing this morning, new details of biden's reelection message to voters as the 2024 presidential rematch expected to be set in stone after tomorrow's primary. >> a cnn exclusive, russia's war machine is cranking out three times more artillery munitions missions than the us and europe combined are producing and sending to ukraine in bursting with kenergy what a night at the oscars, we have all the behind the scenes you did not even know you missed on hollywood's biggest night. i'm ken berman with kate bolduan and sara sidner. this is cnn news central

>> a key swing state primary, a new court hearing, and a battleground blitz all on deck this week as the trump-biden matchup mirrors, it's not many clinching moment tomorrow, voters across four states cast ballots with enough delegates at stake to make the likely presidential rematch officially official. georgia is one of those states and the site where both candidates sharpen their attacks over the weekend dueling rallies in that state, biden today, beginning of busy travel week in new hampshire as trump now stares down a thursday hearing that could once and for all tell us if he will go on trial before november. cnn's priscilla alvarez is leading us off from the white house. what more are you learning about what we're going to be hearing and what voters will be hearing from president biden as he gets going on the road >> well, this past weekend really provided a window into what we can expect in this election as these campaigns ramp up in the president in

georgia, this past weekend, a crucial state that he only narrowly won in 2020, trying to the court, the diverse coalition in this state and get them energized to go to the polls in november and to do that, he leaned on one of his key and defining themes for his election. and that was protecting democracy, using that to draw a stark contrast from his republican rival, donald trump. >> my lifetime has taught me to embrace the future of freedom and democracy, to trump. and i have a very different value set of an obvious already biden is based on core values of the defined america. and the rest of the world looks at us that way >> decency >> fairness, equality. we're all know donald trump sees a different america an american story of resentment, revenge and retribution. >> that's not me, that's >> not you now sara, i spoke to

voters before and after the president's remarks, an georgia and this was a message >> that did resonate with them, but it's one of many. they also are moved by lowering healthcare costs. and on that front, president biden is heading to new hampshire today or he's going to ramp up his attacks against republicans and donald trump on health care in a state that has one of the country's oldest populations. all of this building off the momentum of the state of the union address, which by the way, according to the campaign, they are in ten or raised $10 million in the 24 hours after the state of the union. so all of this coming together as the president hits these battleground states this week priscilla alvarez, thank you so much for that, trying to keep that momentum going seems to be working so far for him. >> look, that's one half of the battle that is shaping up this morning. and this morning we're getting a new window on how donald trump will attack joe biden on the trail relentless and personal going after everything from in policy to the president's stutter.

cnn's alayna treene has the latest, what are you learning later? >> well, good morning, john. >> yes. the former president and his team really already feel like donald trump is the presumptive republican nominee. but tomorrow as they head into those four states, those elections, they really are hoping that will be the place place where they can clinch the unnecessary delegates to make donald trump the official republican nominee. and like biden, donald trump was also in georgia over the weekend and he really became more personal in his attacks on biden. and it's a state that donald trump and his team recognize is very crucial to their general election strategy. did you get to state that donald trump lost by less than 12,000 votes just four years ago. and they really see it as being key to their strategy of trying to beat biden in november 1 of the states where they're going to be building out a massive operation, a ground game strategy really trying to make sure that it can be donald trump's once again in november. now, take phil, listen to some of the rhetoric

that donald trump be used on saturday. again, becoming very personal against joe biden attacking his stutter going after him as being a threat to the country. take a listen tonight, she go. we all heard crooked joe's angry, dark, hate-filled rant of a state of the union address wasn't it didn't it bring us together emerging border, bring the country together i'm going to bring it together. >> it's not an age thing. it's a competence thing. >> now, john, there had been questions initially of whether donald trump would try to rein in some of that very inflammatory rhetoric, particularly the personal attacks on joe biden. as you can see from that clip we just played, donald trump is continuing to be donald trump. and i think you can expect him to continue new to lean hard into attacking biden's appearance, his stutter, and really going after his age and competency as you just heard there. and one other thing i just want to quickly point your attention to is another big thing that his campaign is

dealing with right now, which is his mounting legal troubles. we know that he has a trial set to start later this month in new york this thursday it's a crucial hearing in his federal documents case. and so that's another thing behind the scenes that is really playing out with the trump campaign as they are gearing up in earnest now for a general election fight against joe biden, drawn right? >> alayna treene for us in washington, alayna, thank you very much >> we have some breaking news this morning coming from the royal family responding for the first time just now about the controversy over this family photograph and accusations about being manipulated also, this one passenger says people flying and broke the ceiling. the plane after a major incident, mid flight, injured at least 50 people. and ryan gosling trying pretty much successfully stealing the show at the oscars >> to be a headliner, was

vegas. that's what i want to do >> vegas, the story of sin city sunday at ten on cnn power etrade, award-winning trading app, makes trading easier with it's customizable options chain, >> easy to use tools and pay for trading to help sharpen your skills, you can stay on top of the market from wherever you are. etrade, from morgan stanley, power, etrade, easy to use tools make complex trading less complicated custom scans help you find new trading opportunities. while an earnings tool helps you plan your trades and stay on top of the market. etrade from morgan stanley, >> bury loved this respect. >> a second term we can all agree on what granted. >> barbie and the news hosts comedy central's the daily show tonight. on comedy central, values are in blue this spring and bobs with every day low prices, like my best selling place game sectional, genuine marble l dining said, in my

diva bedroom set, when the look she loved golf the last there's only one thing to say >> it's due day. >> one, we're our shared values propel us towards a more secure future. through august of partnership built upon cutting-edge american, australia in british technologies will develops date of d'arte next generation and build something stronger together. as securing decades of peace and prosperity for america and our allies. we are going forward and staying forward together >> we just shipped are millionth monthly coffee subscription box. so we're sending custom thank you gifts to our team, our customers rep. is just as excited as we are and knows what great quality products to get celebrate your milestones with custom gear, get started today at customer make and live life well, where every day feels like a vacation valencia in florida, like gl hubs, premium 55 plus living in

for prime florida locations who are just homes from the 400 to 2 million world-class resort style living 24/7. >> huge clubhouses in fact donie pickleball, and more effortless low maintenance living finance.yahoo, live life. well experienced, more as alencia, florida.com did you know that only one in ten americans consume adequate amounts of fruits and vegetables ag one feels nutritional gaps and promotes gut health with essential vitamins and minerals, pre and probiotics and superfoods supporting your health doesn't need to be complicated. try ag one today. >> rsv is out there for those 60 years and older, protect against rsv with a wreck ps50, a rx is a vaccine used to prevent lower respiratory disease from rsv in people 60 years and older, wreck speed is not protect everyone and is not for those with severe allergic reactions to its ingredients those weakened immune systems may have a low response to the vaccine. the most common side effects or injection site pain,

fatigue, muscle pain, headache, and joint pain. >> i chose her xv you can make money the hard way as a bullfighter or a human cannonball... or save money the easy way, with xfinity mobile. existing customers can get a free line of our most popular unlimited plan for a year! not only will you save hundreds but you'll also be joining millions who have connected to america's most reliable 5g network. sure is a lot safer than becoming a stuntman for money. get a free line of unlimited intro for a year when you buy one unlimited line. visit xfinitymobile.com today to learn more.

blend to help reduce urges to urinate find it at walmart or these retailers. >> what happened to the golden boy of new jersey? >> i engage in affair with another man. >> did you want to be outed? united >> states of scandal with jake tapper? i've got to get a therapist having an interview with jake tapper, new episodes sunday at nine on cnn all right. >> we have an >> historic moment in brussels this morning. i believe we have live pictures of the ceremony outside the nato headquarters. this is the flag of swing being raised for the first time. sweden is now officially a member of the nato alliance. the ceremony taking place at this moment, the 32nd country to join nato. we are watching very closely and cnn's clare sebastian has the latest from

london. clare tell us is going on yeah, john, the 32nd member of nato, or the second new members since russia's full-scale invasion of ukraine, obviously finland joined just >> about a year ago, doubling. nato as land border with russia. sweden obviously doesn't do that, but it does add a lot of strategic capability and presence for nato in two key regions. one it, is, the baltic region. i don't know if we can show you the map, but you can clearly see now that the baltic region is now almost completely encircled by nato countries, just russia and its kaliningrad enclave and the baltic, remaining. it's now being dubbed nato lake. this is something that jens stoltenberg, secretary-general of nato, highlighted debt today in the second region is the arctic russia is now the only one out of eight arctic countries that is not in the nato alliance. so it is significant. sweden has a very high-tech very advanced military. and of course, this is the exact opposite of what president putin wanted was one of his stated goals was an invading ukraine was to prevent

further nato enlargement. take a listen to the nato secretary general >> when preston putin launched his full scale invasion two years ago, he wanted less nato and more control over his neighbors. >> he wanted to >> destroy ukraine as a sovereign state. but he failed nato is bigger and stronger. ukraine is closer to nato membership than ever before. and as the brave ukrainian continues to fight for the freedom, we stand by their sides >> this is obviously bad news for russia and we have heard some pretty intense rhetoric from president putin in recent days and weeks. he is promising to beef up the military in that western area. bordering nato, which is obviously going to strain that already very stretched to military. but for ukraine, closer to nato than

ever before, i think, especially now that the front lines are looking very fragile, especially in the east. it's very clear to ukraine that even though this is good news, it's still not enough. it's still not functioning as a deterrent to russian aggression. clarify indian >> soil, clare, we're looking at live pictures right now. we can push in. you can see that flag of sweden being raised outside the nato headquarters in brussels the blue and yellow there, the wind just making unfurl just a little bit. they're now officially the 32nd nation, the 30-second flag to fly outside this headquarters in brussels. clare sebastian okay. i assume that's the the swedish national anthem playing in the background there. clare sebastian, thank you very much for being with us >> also this morning, we've seen an exclusive which could raise alarms about the future on the frontlines of ukraine, cnn has learned that russia is making nearly three times as many artillery rounds then what the us and europe combined are producing for ukraine, a senior

european intelligence official says russia's war machine is in full gear. and as artillery factors are going nonstop ahead of a potential offensive later this year, cnn's katie bo lillis joins us now to share her exclusive reporting. katie bo tell us more about what you've learned here. >> what i've learned is some, some pretty staggering numbers that really illustrate how quickly russia has been able to ramp up its defense production for use in ukraine in ways that have, have really left the us and the west behind in some ways. what i have learned from a senior nato official is that the most important number here of course, is artillery? according to this official, russia is producing about 250,000 artillery munitions per month, or about 3 million a year. and that's compared to just 1.2 million artillery rounds that the us and europe are producing for use in ukraine. in the same timeframe and in about a year. and this is important because officials please tell us that artillery is really the number one metric that they are watching in

ukraine here, right? what this is really a war that is expected to be won or lost on the number of artillery rounds that are able to be traded back and forth across this 600 mile front. it's really the math here, really matters. and as a result, ukraine has really had to two ration the number of artillery rounds that it's able to fire in a day. we know from these same officials that ukraine is firing about 2000 artillery rounds per day compared to about 10,000 that russia is firing. and in some places, we're told the ratio is even worse. russia officials tell us has been able to ramp i'm up its defense production much more quickly than the west and large part because it's effectively a managed economy in which putin can really just order these factories to fire up and start producing, right? and so we know from officials now that russia is factories, russia's artillery factories are running 24/7 in rotating 12 hour shifts and it's fact the defense sector, according to the senior nato official that i spoke to, is now the largest

part of their economy. and of course this, this matters because ukraine has now become so dependent on western support, western aid to be able to continue this fight. and we're watching now with us funding for support in ukraine really drying up. and europe sort of rushing to try to make up the shortfall, but not clear that they're going to be able to sort of produce as much as the us has been providing. really now, this all comes down to whether congressional support for aid for ukraine in the united states restarts. it's been stalled by republican opposition now, ukraine closely watching what will happen with that support going forward and what happens in the presidential election in november. >> katie bo lillis, thank you for bringing us that exclusive reporting >> sir. >> all right. ahead. >> was this image of the princess of wales and her children manipulated, changed, photoshopped. she has just responded to the controversy over this family photo will have a response. also, cnn

speaks with a trafficking victim whose story was used in the republican state of the union response. the victims says the story told by katie britt let's filled with factual errors and she feels used to have from need the dot to need it now so many ways to save life, ready wallet, happy. that's 365 by whole foods mark >> actually, you don't need vision into most things in life if i can see it and understand it quickly, anyone can. >> that's how i help people thrive people who know, know who bdo >> sorry, parties canceled, weighing on the cable internet guy >> i had cable. >> but those cool worried so t swift mobile home makes him there with now our need home

>> in home internet, t-mobile now, just 50 bucks a month greetings happen >> city. >> yeah, that's not good. happens huge things happened >> happened be there with three, learn >> more at rnc.com. >> okay, everyone, our mission is to provide complete balanced nutrition franklin energy ensure with 27 vitamins and minerals, nutrients for immune health, and ensure complete with 30 protein deal or no deal >> welcome to the >> bankers private island. >> we have no idea what's going we really don't know what we

find out for >> the biggest prize in dealer no deal history. are you ready? to see what's inside >> you know, deal. allen, check your local listings meet barkley. he's part pitbull import masterpiece meet the bissell revolution hydro steam. its part stubborn stain

95% off just $2 per tablet at rex md.com >> be obtained elaine, the ct given you wisdom going to protect places out there. i've got to do that it might us will follow >> not as bad at this as you think >> bob woman at a loss? now streaming exclusively on max

>> senator katie britt of alabama is responding to criticism over a harrowing sex trafficking story. she suggested was the result of president biden's failed border policies to be clear, the story that you relate is not something that's happened under the biden administration. that particular person >> but i'm very, very clearly said i spoke to a woman who told me about when she was trafficked, when she was 12. so i didn't say a teenager. i didn't say young woman, a grown woman, a woman when she was trafficked, when she was 12 >> in her republican response to the president's state of the union address thursday, senator britt mentioned a woman who was trafficked by drug cartels when she was very young. >> the >> imply that it happened during the biden administration in the us. she also suggested president biden's border policies were to blame for what happened to that twelve-year-old girl. here's what she did not say. this all

happened before biden took office and occurred in mexico, not the united states. cnn's rafael romo is joining me now, you spoke exclusively to this victim of sex trafficking, whose story was sort of taken into assessed and used as political fodder. what is she saying this morning about all of this? >> sara? good morning to you. well, she's upset. she's concerned and she's also worried about her story being used. once again, sara without her permission for political purposes. this is someone that i have known since 2014. her name is katelyn hassim to cnn profile the story. her story as part of cnn freedom project, which seeks to raise awareness about modern day slavery has synthesis. she's very careful about who she gives her testimony to and how and when she does it. >> so >> she was very surprised. he told me when she found out saturday that she was in voluntarily put in the middle of a social media storm. this

storm was prompted by what you just mentioned, sara, what appears to be the use of her story during the republican response to the state of the union address by alabama senator katie britt years ago, got like a seem to told me that when she first went public with her story, mexican politicians took advantage of her her poor political purposes. i asked her sarah if she feels it has happened again, but now here in the united states and this is what she told me when i reached her in mexico city see the joy? >> yes. in fact, i hardly ever cooperate with politicians because it seems to me that they only want an image. they only want a photo. and that to me is not fair. >> that i work as a spokesperson for many victims who have no voice. >> and i read haley would like them to be empathetic and i think she should first take into account would really happens before telling a story of that magnitude

>> and said sara, a cadillac, he seemed also told me that a senator britt got many of the facts of her slurry wrong. first of all, i seem to says that she was not trafficked by mexico we can draw cartels, but by a pamp that operated as part of a family that in trapped vulnerable girls in order to force them into prostitution. number two, she also said that she was never traffic, than the united states as senator britt appeared to suggest, she was kept in captivity from 2004 to 2008 when president george w bush a republican, was in office as opposed to the current administration as the senator in play. but then again in mexico and for xi met the senator. i don't event that the border with government officials and anti-human trafficking activists, instead of a 1.1 and sara cnn has confirmed much of what has seemed to have said in price i reporting and her story hasn't changed since we first spoke, has seen to told me no one no one reached out to hur to ask for her permission to use her

story as part of a political speech in someone using my story. and distorting it for political purposes, she told me, it's not fair at all. >> sara, back to you. senator britt has a lot of explaining to do what all of these factual errors in the story that she told the american public thank you so much, rafael romo. i appreciate it. done all right >> we have some good stuff this morning or good rough as the case may be a dog got a seat at the oscars. messi was one of the stars of anatomy of a fall, which won best original screenplay last night, mess even got a shadow from jimmy kimmel in the opening monologue whereas a messy even though he is our >> dog, may have given the performance of the year in anatomy of a fall >> now, during the break, my producer was trying to tell me that messi actually speaks french. be a good journalist, i asked to follow, unlike does messi speak french or

understand french? i can now report to you. messi does not speak french as far as we know, but does answer to french commands. so we have that cleared up >> i went to be cleared that up. >> i'm also just going to say this. >> you're welcome. >> why is jada soudah not wearing clothes that are him than me? >> i mean >> halloween costume, john, the strange anniversary that he was helping to mark at the oscars also the race to save a beached whale stuck on a florida sandbar for two days now, we'll be right back the good stuff brought to you by the farmers dog, >> real fresh pet food delivered long live dogs it's time. >> yes. >> the time has come for a

fresh approach to dog food. every day. more dog people and are deciding it's time to quit the kibble and feed their dogs fresh food from the farmers dog made by vets and delivered right to your door? >> precisely portion >> from your dog's needs. >> it's an >> idea whose time has come >> out. do i look perfect? good boy. >> we already young republic. >> so let me do my work some pride. >> sorry >> streaming exclusively on max. >> hey, i've got you going through it. >> grab >> new column for q or asthma attack nikola is a once monthly add-on injection for severe eosinophilic asthma, not for a sudden breathing problems. allergic reactions can occur good help right away for swelling of face, mouth, tongue, or trouble breathing infections that can cause shingles have occurred, don't stop steroids and less told by your dr. tell your dr. if you have a parasitic infection may

cause headache, injection site reactions, back pain, and fatigue. and that's going to asthma specialist if new color is right for you >> you should do want you >> from friends coming over to moms, coming over >> so many ways to save life, ready, wallet, happy, but 365 by whole foods market xr tech allergy relief works fast and last a full 24 hours. so dave can be good liver dance.

>> okay dave, let's be more than our allergies seize the day with zyrtec >> ag one works by obsessing over potency absorbency, and nutrient density to help your body get the most that of everything we put in get the foundation on nutrition, you need at drink a g1 dot com, cracked windshield schedule would say flight will come to you to fixing this customer was enjoying her morning walk. we texted her when we were on our way she can track us and see exactly when we derive a few more minutes. let's go >> we came to her with service that fit her schedule. >> he wants to be pascal nice to we got right to work with a replacement. she could trust we're all set >> wow, that looks great. scheduled now at >> safelite.com hey you sleep like we place were coming together for our yearly service project and running a t-shirt fundraiser through custom >> ink to help the cause plus their design services team helped us get a design we love

come together for a car let's get started today at accustoming.com >> not flossing. well, then add the wo of listerine to your routine. new science shows listerine is five times more effective than floss ev, reducing flag above the gum line for a cleaner, healthier mouth this three feel the world >> can the riva support your brain health? >> mary janet, hey, eddie, know, fraser, frank, frank bred. how are you? >> fred, fuel up to my name is oluseyi and some of my favorite moments throughout my life are watching sports with my dad. now, i work at comcast as part of the team that created our ai highlights technology, which uses ai to detect the major plays in a sports game. giving millions of fans, like my dad and me, new ways of catching up on their favorite sport.

penetrating relief, absorbing junior the pro nothing numbs pain more. >> sunday on the whole story, two men missing our lives just stopped. both tied to one deputy. >> he was the last person to see them alone. >> and a decades-long search for the truth the whole story anderson cooper, sunday at eight on cnn. >> in an overtime thriller, caitlin clark lead the iowa hawkeyes over nebraska for their third consecutive big ten tournament win clark, who on

the tournament's most outstanding player for the third straight year, had 34 points. our iowa now seems poised to nab a number one seed in the ncw a tournament wildlife crews are working to free a sperm whale beached off the coast of venice, florida venice police say the whale, which is more than 50 feet long, has been an a sandbar since the weekend hope is fading for its rescue because of increasingly dangerous water conditions. so this morning to mania, they're trader joe's mini canvas bag sells for 299 is in such high demand, the grocery chain has limited the number a person can vie to one at a time. some locations or even back ordered on the bag until september whatever will people do there is now tote gouging with folks on ebay and facebook trying to sell them for between five to $500 blood on the ceiling and people flying through the air. that is how passengers are describing

what they lived through after a mid air disturbance overnight that injured at least 50 people. the plane was traveling from sydney, australia to auckland, new zealand when it experienced what the airline is calling a technical event let's bring in cnn's pete muntean. he's learning much more about this in p passengers say it was so violent that it broke the plant, the ceiling of the plane. >> not unusual to hear about that in these severe turbulence incidents, they keep making headlines and likely will see more of these with climate change. kate, seven hurt last marginal lufthansa flight 11 on a delta flight in august 36 on a hawaiian airlines flight that december before last, but this one is the most significant in recent memory, first responders say they've treated 50 people in total on board this flight, 12 taken to the hospital, one patient in serious condition. this happened on latam flight 800 between city kidney and auckland. that flight ultimately goes on the santiago, chile. this was a boeing 787. the flight

apparently at 41,000 feet. that's the cruising altitude. the time when the seatbelt sign can be off. passengers say that is when this plane hit turbulence, one telling radio new zealand blood was on the ceiling and people flew and broke the ceiling of the plane. so far, the airlines calling this a technical event during which the flight cause a strong movement. so the airline not even calling the severe turbulence, even though that's typically the case of these in-flight injuries, sometimes turbulence can be caused by the weather such as up and down drafts of thunderstorms. >> sometimes wind >> where there are two columns of a are moving at different speeds. turbulence can though be associated with no weather phenomenon at all called clear air turbulence. >> meaning could be invisible. the pilots airlines have gotten a lot better at forecasting turbulence, but the national transportation safety board says turbulence is the number one cause of injuries on commercial flights. all the

more reason kate, to keep your seat belt fastened on a commercial airliner, even if the seatbelt sign is off, we have seen time and time again how these things can go sideways. >> yeah, cleaner and clear air turbulence sounds like an absolute horrible recipe for disaster here. >> it's good to see pete. thank you so much, much more to learn about what >> all happened here. sara >> all right. just in the >> princess of wales is apologizing over the royal family photo that several news agencies pulled because does it appeared to have been manipulated. the photo released for mother's day in the uk was the first official image of princess kate since her abdominal surgery two months ago, cnn's max foster is following all of this and joins us now, this controversy has fueled more speculation about the the princesses, about her health. what exactly is the palace telling you? i know you've been speaking to the palace >> well, nothing formula just been speaking to people and getting about what happened

here because this all happened this withdrawal of the photos by the photo agencies happened yesterday and we hadn't heard anything from the palace and the deep conspiracy theories, even wilder than they were before. everyone, all the fans really picking out inconsistencies in this photo, and really all sorts of things into into that amid this vacuum of information about how the princesses as well shares, when she looked well, it created a lot of positivity and then we had all of these inconsistencies appearing. and then the photo agencies withdrawing the photos effectively. well, the palace is suggesting to me or people within the palace, this was a photo taken a happy day, the family spent the day together. william took the photo and then kate then made some minor adjustments as has been described to me, as she posted it to social media. so i think the message we're getting these sort of months on uncommon on social media.

>> she was doing other people do. there's nothing to read into this. there's nothing more dark about this and not hiding anything else. but meanwhile the speculation continues to be ramping about how she is and what we're not being told max foster. thank you so much for that and we know that there was a post that was put out just now by kensington palace saying, like many amateur photographers, i do occasionally experiment with edit, editing. i want to express my apologies for any confusion that coming from the princess of wales. we will wait and see maybe they'll put out the original photo to clear up this mess. all right. appreciate your time. john. >> all right. you heard rafael romo is report a short time ago about the backlash against senator katie britt's response to the state of the union address. well, saturday night live gone to the action as well. i'll listen first and foremost. i'm a mom and like any mom, i'm going to do a pivot out of nowhere into a

shockingly violence story about sex trafficking assured every detail about it is a real, except the year where it took place. and who was president when it happened >> with us. now cnn political commentators ana navarro and bakari sellers, that was no joke by the way. i mean, that was all wrong in katie britt's rebuttal the state of the union, and i want to go first to you because you were very energized by her rebuttal. >> i'm still energized. i still can't get over what i saw and listen, it's not often that the snl skit is less ridiculous than what actually happened. i think they should have just played the real video because that's more comical and horrifying at the same time than anything. any comedy writer can do. so, yes, the story that she told there is it's not fabricated, but it is

changed and adapted to fit her narrative that it happened under joe biden in the united states. it happened in 2004. so 20 years ago when george w bush was precedent it's a tragic, tragic story. these things do happen. it is the story of a real person. karla has seen to romero. it happened in tijuana, not in the united states. and it did not happen because of joe biden's executive orders or policies and so basically, everything that she said was a lie and she's still sticking to it being her office as being cute by half saying, oh, you know, nothing she said is a lie. well, she made it seem like it was joe biden's fault, except that it happened 20 years before joe biden was pressed in a different country, you know, but i do. other than that, is 100%, right? >> yeah, i do. >> bakari wonder if this says something about where we are in

2024 because katie britt's never going to apologize for this yeah, it actually shows how our politics have just downwardly spiraled over the past few years. katie britt was a rising star until she wasn't and what we saw in that state of the union response. i don't know where the expectation level was for her but we know the expectation level for joe biden was extremely low. but for katie britt, i believe that people thought she was going to come out there and be the next coming of a barack obama. and that's just not the case. >> not just >> this story that she told where she fabricated the edges so that it met her narrative. but the fact that they had her in an ikea kitchen and she was doing all that heavy breathing, trying to act as if she was in hathaway it was just a weird, weird, weird set of circumstances. and i feel really advocates be brave because the people around her get her no justice

>> i want to ask you about where this campaign stands right now because we saw both candidates in georgia, president biden than donald trump or in georgia over the weekend. and donald trump was attacking joe biden, not just for his policies but he was making fun of the president's stutter, which is something that president biden has talked about, that that he dealt with from the time he was a young man all the way until now. and i'm curious. now, there are people who see this in are going to go like, oh, my god, this is donald trump again crossing a line. but is there an element where trump thinks this works >> this is who donald trump is. i mean, he's an habitual line crosser. this is what he does. and i think that we become desensitized to this now, because really i don't think i care. about him. clark kerr's, i know joe biden and doesn't care. this is just who that man is. he is a small person who picks on people and tries to bully them. but i can tell you one thing at the state of the union the biden campaign is on fire. they're raising money,

they're traveling. the surrogates are out. the talking points of fire. that call and donald trump, a loser and he's feeling that pressure. so i don't we can't get caught up in every single bad name or bad word, or bullying tactic that donald trump uses because that's just who he is. i mean, he literally is a small oh, man. and that is why he does things like this. i don't think joe biden really cares except to the extent anna, do you think this shows that trump and the republicans will try to make a central argument in this entire campaign. joe biden's age yes, which is ridiculous given donald trump's age. and the way he pronounces words without having a stutter. in other words, he mangles so many different words. he can't even save venezuela. and he doesn't have a stutter as an excuse, right? so look, i does joe biden care that donald trump is picking on him and making front of him. he doesn't. but i think last week there was this story. does america have amnesia about donald trump? he's not been precedent for four years. and i

think these cases, these incidents, reminders of what an absolute horrible human being in decent jerk this man is and continues to be, has always been and will always be if it's not making fun of a disabled reporter, it's making fallen john mccain up prisoner of war because he couldn't even lift his arm or making fun of the looks of women. i mean it's just making fun of people who stutter. >> there are tens of thousands of people in america who stutter. children who struggle with this children who get bullied at school. and that's the part that matters that because of things that donald we saw this when he was president, because of things he said and did there were children getting bullied and schools and i know children with stutters. i know the suffering that this causes on a child, the shame and embarrassment. so yes, it does matter to me and it reminds me of what a horrible, horrible

person donald trump is because sellers, the biden campaign and president biden headed to new hampshire. they talk about health care, which is always interesting because it is something that democrats campaign on almost whenever they can. how effective is it still as a campaign issue? >> it's very effective it's effective for democrats for the main reason that people understand the benefit bestowed upon them by obamacare or the affordable care act and conversly, it's even more effective when you realize that republicans have no alternative other than to try to take that from you you've even heard donald trump say early in this campaign that he was going to repeal the affordable care act again, but repeal it and replace it with what? and so going into new hampshire swing-state with this message of health care, making sure that we are doing things like lowering prescription drug costs. the president can tout things that he's done like capping the prices of insulin making sure that individuals are insured, they're not bankrupt when they have a

medical emergency. these things matter. these are tabletop issues. and so what joe biden in the democratic party has to do is break through the noise and the chaos that is donald trump. and one way you break through is to talk about these kitchen table issues like health care and health care in 2024 also includes reproductive rights for women, which is an incredibly affected. >> so that'll be interesting if he brings that up on the trail and hand for this morning and navarro bakari sellers. thank you both very much. much. >> gas prices have hit the highest point in four months. why experts say, right now is not the time to panic over this. >> and emma stone with her second oscar when it's considered why it's considered one of the big surprises of the night actually. and should it be called kenergy or can energy? >> let the debate began on my dress

>> how i can't explain? >> this is a future ma go daddy arrow creates a logo website even social posts and minutes >> ai ai, like it who wants to come see the future to your business online and minutes with godaddy air for moderate to severe crohn's disease sky rosie is the first il-23 inhibitor that the liver remission and visibly improved damage of intestinal lining serious allergic reactions, and an increased risk of infections or a lower ability to fight them may occur. tell your dr. if you haven't objection or symptoms had a vaccine or plan to liver problems may occur in crohn's disease. control of crohn's means everything to me. asked your guest to enter all just about sky rosie learn how abby could help you save you know, that thing your family does that thing someone

made it a thing way back in the day. but where did it come from? and how did he get all the way to you >> curious? ancestry can help you find out because that thing has a story and it's still being written what are you waiting for sale? >> lucky, you >> new day. one, we're our shared values propelled us towards a more secure future through august of partnership built upon cutting-edge american, australian, and british technology he's will develop state of d'arte next generations that we're really build something stronger together. security, decades of peace and prosperity before americans and our allies, we are going forward and studying forward together. >> how barry no disrespect >> a second term we can all agree on what barbie world in

the news hosts comedy central's the daily show tonight and 11 on comedy central. >> kate made progress with her mental health, but her medication caused unintentional movements in her face, hands, and feet called tardive dyskinesia or td so her dr. prescribed us dead oh, xr a once-daily td treatment for adults costello xr significantly reduced kate's ted movements. some people saw response as early as two weeks with us seto xr, kate can stay on her mental health beds. >> hi, buddy. >> acetyl xr can cause oppression, suicidal thoughts or actions in patients with huntington's disease, pay close attention to and call your dr. if you become depressed, have sudden changes in mood, or if suicidal thoughts don't take, if you have liver problems, are taking reserpine, tetro benzene, or vow than his e1 aceto xr may cause irregular or fast heartbeat or abnormal movements help or fever, stiff muscles, problems, thinking or sweating, common side effects include

inflammation of the nose and throat, insomnia and sleeping your dr. for us dead oh, xr >> here's to getting better with age >> here's the beaten these two every thursday help fuel today with boost type protein complete nutrition, you need without the stuff you don't >> so here's to now >> so would you get to nashville hot tenders and three mandarin orange tenders i would but you three classic tenders for big butterfly shred for of a kind i went, oh they said, always a competition. >> i am the shrimp bought you always got your mind on the green. >> matt you do. >> your business bank account with quickbooks running downwards 5% apy >> that's how >> business differently intuit quickbooks >> the greatest stage they

talk. >> about for a lifetime, were you ground the champions have tbs how are 0s trades award-winning trading app makes trading easier with it's customizable options chain, easy to use tools and >> paper trading to help sharpen your skills, you can stay on top of the market from wherever you are. etrade, from morgan stanley money this morning brought to you by e trade from morgan stanley drain commission free today, would know account minimums this morning, hard not to notice. gas prices have jumped. they are now at a four month high, now averaging $3.40 for a gallon of regular, it was $0.33 per gallon lower in january. and if gas prices keep rising, that could unwind president biden. the biden administration's work trying to get inflation lower with us here. now cnn's matt egan

shoot, what's happening here is this, is this something we're going to be dealing with for a minute? >> well, hopefully not sorry. i don't know about you, but i love when winter ends, right? it means warmer weather, more sunlight, but unfortunately it also means higher gas prices and the stakes are protected if you're really high this spring, right? economically, as you mentioned, the higher gas prices go, the worst inflation looks some point that could force the fed to delay when it cuts interest rates politically, i mean, voters obviously hate high gas prices were not there yet, but a spike might be the last thing that the white house needs. and against that backdrop, we do said the national average, 340 a gallon as you mentioned, $0.21 higher than a month ago, $0.33 higher than that low and mid january, we should point out though that this is arthur actually a little bit cheaper than they were at this point last year, i still, we have drivers in some states, they're getting a little bit of sticker shock right now. we've seen kansas, missouri, montana north dakota, and utah all up by 47 cents a gallon or more, just over the past month. >> why is this happening? well, experts are saying don't panic

because some of this is kind of normal, right? demand was up as the weather improves, supply also gets a little bit more expensive because they have to switch over to that summer blend of gasoline that some refinery problems. so that is limited supply to. >> and then we have oil prices. they've gone up a bit, though, not dramatically. so but you put all that together. that's the recipe for higher prices. >> do you think this is going to last a long time? do we do we expect this to keep going up? >> well, i think the good news is experts to pretty optimistic that we're not going to have a repeat of that. spike above $5 a gallon in 2022 of course, there are wildcards, right? if the war in the middle east really spreads, if there's a massive hurricane that hits the us gulf coast. i mean, all bets are off, but short of that, gasbuddy's patrick de haan. he tells me that he still thinks the national average will not go above $4 a gallon all summer. in fact, we could see a peak a little bit earlier than usual, and prices should be

going down this fall just in time for the election. >> all right. the summer trips always cost you a little extra, but we all love them. we matt egan. thank you so much, sir. >> so can the barbenheimer arrival barbenheimer, this is too hard to say at 07:00 a.m. barbenheimer rivalry now officially be put to rest. well, oppenheimer certainly says so at last night's academy awards, oppenheimer took home seven wins, including best picture, best director. this was christopher nolan's for first oscar win. >> and then there was ken again trying to grab all of the attention and steal the show cnn's elizabeth wagmeister is working off of no sleep after a

late-night of governance. what are your big takeaways from the evening? >> yes. just a few hours asleep after a very busy night in hollywood the biggest takeaway of the night, kate, as you said oppenheimer was the huge winner here. of course, this was a huge film at the box office and now it has been a huge film all throughout award season. one seven awards, came into so the night with the most nominations with 13, as you mentioned, christopher nolan winning his first oscar ever, which is hard to believe. also, robert downey, junior winning for supporting actor, also his first and kylian murphy, another first-time winner, also, oppenheimer winning for best picture. now, if we look at the biggest shocker the biggest upset as some will say, emma stone won her second oscar last night for her role in poor things. but she was going up against lily gladstone from killers of the flower moon and lily gladstone was widely

expected to win. she would have become the first native american woman to win in the category. >> she argued made history as the first native american woman who was nominated. i have to tell you, i actually predicted that emma stone would win because she won the bafta, which is like the british oscar. so she had a lot of the backing of international voters. but i believe we have a moment of emma stone's speech. she seemed shock. let's take a look >> it's not about me. it's about a team that came together to make something greater than the sum of its parts. and that is the best part about making movies >> she really did seem shocked. i was in the room and she was surprised. i also saw her afterwards at the governor's ball where she was with her husband and getting her statue in graves. so we say upset, but obviously such an exciting moment for emma stone there yeah, it's hard to say upset. >> would you put it on an amazing performance herself? obviously

>> you said you've mentioned you were in the room. was that the biggest mom of what felt like the biggest moment of last night? >> truly, the biggest moment was ryan gosling's performance. i am telling you the room lit up. everybody was on their feet. they were screaming. it was a good reminder that ryan gosling started on the mickey mouse club. remember this guy really can >> dan journal denies good old days, yes. >> but another huge moment, jimmy kimmel brought out john cena as paying homage to the infamous streaker who came across the oscars stage 50 years ago. let's take a look at that moment. >> what's going on. you're supposed to run across the stage to change your mind. i don't want you to streak a bit me. >> we don't want to do the streaker, but anymore we're doing it costumes we are so

important >> maybe the most important thing there is the room was truly cracking up there, including myself and my producer, jason. we were laughing so hard, but kate, i did some hard hitting reporting here. and this is what i found. i spoke to a source close to production, john cena was not actually fully in the nude. that envelope was velcroed onto him. they had to make sure that they didn't have an fcc violations. so a little bit of movie magic there, making sure that john cena was safe in the audience was too talk about being a good sport >> yeah. i mean, he really did it and we're all better for it. it's good to see you, elizabeth. thank you so much john. all right. shifting gears here shortly, we will see where prosecutors will take their case next to the trial against

james crumbley. he's the father accused of manslaughter for a school shooting that his son committed prosecutors say james crumbley failed to do, quote, the smallest of things could have saved for children's lives that oscar high school cnn's jean casarez has been following this case. jean, what are you expecting to see today >> well, the prosecution will continue with their case in chief. we have to see the school officials, but prosecutors are really focusing in on november 30th, the day of the mass shooting, the parents were called a school well earlier in that morning to see a math worksheet, and i think we have that it shows drawings that ethan was making two hours before the mass shooting. a stick figure, blood, bullets, the world is dead. my life is useless. blood everywhere prosecutors really honed in on the james should have taken his son out of school right then and there maybe he had to do door whip dash, put them in the car with you and do doordash?

he a