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Welcome back to the Emily Show, and hopefully you have Internet and power and all the things you need to miss this winter storm that is going to delay court a bit, I think, this week.

But we have lots to catch up on, so don't you worry.

The criminal docket is full today.

There are some updates in the Banfield case, the Opaire trial that we have been covering

quickly, not gavel to gavel, but quickly on the stream. And there were some big updates

Friday. So without spoilers, we're going to talk about those updates and what the plan is for

streaming. So make sure you have the Lawnered app because you're not going to want to miss this.

And Michael McKee was in court in Ohio

for his arraignment. We're going to take a look at that together. And then there was an arrest

in the David case, the investigation into the death of Celeste Rivas. And we're going to talk about

what that arrest is, what it means, and what information we learn from that. So as I said, busy criminal docket today

and hey, we need to get recording before the power goes out. So that's our goal here. All right,

Law nerds. Let's get into it. I'm legal analyst Emily D. Baker. Yes, also a lawyer. And this is

the Emily show. I break down the pop culture, entertainment, and high-profile cases

that we're all talking about. I know you want the facts. So let's get into it. So turning first to

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