Happening out breaking news, remembering the Reverend Jesse Jackson,

his life and legacy as a civil rights pioneer.

Plus, awaiting DNA results in the Nancy Guthrie case.

As investigators sift through tips, they are ruling out the Guthrie family of suspects.

We are live in Tucson.

And landmark trial, the case involving tech giants

could shape the future of social media. We're going to speak to a meta whistleblower on what

these companies know about their effects on users.

And a day of diplomacy talks between the United States and Iran conclude as discussions

about Russia's war in Ukraine

get underway. We're live in Geneva. Plus, reliving the deadly school shooting in Georgia,

survivors and first responders on the stand, sharing what happened that day as prosecutors

blamed the shooter's father and taking a courageous stand. We're going to hear from one of the last living members of the Little Rock Nine.

Welcome to our viewers here in the United States and around the world.

I'm Wolf Blitzer with Pamela Brown and you're in the Situation Room. room. This is CNN breaking news.

And we begin with the breaking news, sad news, announced this morning the Reverend Jesse Jackson,

a towering figure in American civil rights and politics has died at age 84.

For decades, Jesse Jackson was a force for social justice in this country, and he was

a democratic trailblazer.

With his fiery speeches and one of his signature phrases, Keep Hope Alive, he ran for president

twice in the 1980s and helped pave the way for others like

Barack Obama and Kamala Harris. CNN's Abby Philip looks back at one of the most consequential

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