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"Still recovering from last week's flooding, and now they're bracing for another severe storm. CBS Carter Evans is in Monterey county. The storms are also dealing a major blow to agriculture. Many here are farm workers, the area called the salad bowl of the world, exports more than $3 billion worth of fruits and vegetables each year. Now there's crop damage and possible job losses. It's gonna be hard. This is thousands have been forced to evacuate. More than 200 have been rescued. It's a ruling that rideshare companies are happy about as CBS's Matt piper. A California appeals court has ruled that companies like Uber and Lyft can keep their independent contractor model for drivers and do not have to provide certain worker protections and benefits. The ruling upholds of voter approved law called prop 22 President Biden says the country's banking system is safe, but that's not the case for the jobs of executives at the banks that failed last week. The management of these banks will be fired. If the bank has taken over by FDIC, the people running the bank should not work there anymore. The president says money to make depositors whole will come from other banks, not from taxpayers. There are reports that the International Criminal Court is preparing to bring war crimes charges linked to Russia's invasion of Ukraine as both sides take heavy losses. More on that from CBS's MTA across Ukraine, cemeteries are now full of fluttering flags. The iconic blue and yellow. It's hard to know how many Ukrainian soldiers have been killed in this war. The government just won't say. But in Bach moot, it's estimated hundreds are killed or injured every day. In California last night, President Biden told reporters that former president Jimmy Carter had talked to him about funeral arrangements. Mister Biden told reporters quote he asked me to do his eulogy. Excuse me, I shouldn't say that. And he implied that Carter's cancer had come back. This
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"Is CBS News on the hour sponsored by Liberty Mutual Insurance. I'm Jennifer Kuiper in Chicago a state of emergency in effect for 34 California counties as a storm system called a pineapple express, starts dropping rain from San Francisco, south to Bakersfield, more from CBS Carter Evans on areas still dealing with snow. It's a desperate effort to dig out now. In the mountains of Southern California, emergency workers are finally able to conduct welfare checks. They found at least a dozen people dead, and it's still unclear how many are storm related. Further north even cloud roads are treacherous in the fields, herds of cattle prompted emergency had dropped to keep them from starving. These Palestinian Ohio toxic train derailment was front and center at a Senate hearing on Capitol Hill today, CBS Roxanne. Many residents watched the Senate hearing hoping lawmakers would hold the company accountable. Senators grilled CEO Ellen Shaw. What's right is to cover their healthcare needs. We can do that. Everything is on the table, sir. I spokesperson for another Senate committee told CBS News that CEO Alan Shaw will appear before another Senate panel on rail safety in about two weeks. Senate minority leader Mitch McConnell is recovering from a concussion after falling at a fundraising event in Washington, D.C. last night, well wishes are coming from both sides of the aisle Senate majority leader Chuck Schumer. My thoughts this morning are with my good friend, leader Mitch McConnell, who is recovering in the hospital after an accident last night. This morning I offer a prayer of strength and healing
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"A fascinating film. From childhood actor in the our gang comedy shorts to his breakthrough movie role as a brutal killer. In 1960 7s in cold blood. You know there was a time once when we almost had it made. Then his popular TV show beretta, in which he played a police detective with a pet cockatoo. Say goodbye. Hello. All of which were overshadowed when he was accused of killing his second wife in 2001. In 2005, Blake was found not guilty of killing Bonnie Lee bakley, but was later found liable in a civil suit in order to pay Bailey's family in $30 million, leading him to declare bankruptcy. A state of emergency is an effect where 34 California counties ahead of another storm system. CBS's Carter Evans reports on what's known as a pineapple express. This atmospheric river is beginning to hit now, the snow is already beginning to change over full force. It could bring 5 inches of rain to the community of Camino, when the concern is the rapid snowmelt could flood communities down the mountain. Three days after being located in northern Mexico, the bodies of the two Americans killed have been returned, more from CBS Omar via France. The bodies of shaid woodard and zindel Brown are back on American soil while latavia McGee and Eric Williams are still recovering in a Brownsville Texas hospital. Family members say they were traveling from South Carolina to Mexico for a cosmetic surgery for McGee. They were attacked and kidnapped in the Mexican border town last week by suspected members of the gulf cartel. One suspect has already been arrested. Senate minority leader Mitch McConnell of Kentucky is in a Washington D.C. hospital after taking a fall last night at a fundraising dinner and suffering a concussion. Many of his fellow colleagues are wishing him a speedy recovery, including Senate majority leader Chuck Schumer. I call the leader this morning and spoke briefly with his staff to extend my prayers and well wishes. My thoughts are also with leader McConnell's family and his team. A spokesman says senator McConnell is expected to remain in the hospital for a few days. President Biden during a stop in Philadelphia lays out his almost $7 trillion budget plan, CBS Stacey Lynn, was with the president. The budget
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"This is CBS News on the hour, sponsored by general Steele. I'm Jennifer Kuiper in Chicago in California. The snow plows snow blowers and shovels are out as major winter storm hits even, some areas that rarely see snow, CBS Carter Evans reports. Historic and hazardous California's dealing with blizzards in some areas for the first time ever. Near Los Angeles, this nose bringing back memories of 1989. Snarling traffic and closing a major interstate. I 5 in the blowing snow is just pelting me in the face. The road is shut down right now. Normally, it's one of the state's busiest arteries. So this is an unusual sight, not a single car for mile. Due to snow and ice storms this week, Portland was largely shut down for a second day, and in Michigan, some 500,000 customers are still without power. One year after Russia invaded Ukraine, China is urging the two countries to begin peace talks, more from CBS as Charlie dagda and keys. Russia's ally, China has called for a comprehensive ceasefire and a 12 point peace plan. He says he'll meet with Chinese president Xi Jinping, but didn't elaborate on exactly when. President Putin has shown no appetite for peace, either because he truly believes he can still win, or he's in so deep, there's no going back now. The U.S. has announced sweeping new sanctions on Russia and another $2 billion
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"Chief said it was important for the community that they took swift action and that justice moved swiftly against these 5 officers who happened to be African American. Well, when is white officers, we think it's also important to the community that there are swift actions. Memphis police chief CJ Davis tells CNN you need to brace yourself that video is brutal. You're going to see that defy humanity. You're going to see a disregard for life. Duty of care that we're all sworn to and a level of physical interaction that is above and beyond what is required in law enforcement. The district is one of many cities across the country preparing for possible demonstrations after that video is out. Keep it here on WTO for the latest. Also knew this afternoon police body cam video has been released on the attack on former House speaker Nancy Pelosi's husband, Paul, the video shows mister Pelosi fighting for control of a hammer with his assailant, just as police enter the couple's San Francisco home last year. CBS correspondents Carter Evans says the release comes after CBS and other news agencies sought access to the evidence that prosecutors played in open court last month. Also included in this request is the 9-1-1 call of the Pelosi made to police. We're going to hear that. And in that, you should expect to hear that his demeanor is very calm because during the time he was making this call to pap was listening in in the background. It was almost in a sense like he was speaking in code to the 9-1-1 operator in the 9-1-1 operator got the idea that something wrong was going on. And sent police on over. The video does not show the blow to Pelosi's head with the hammer that occurs out of view as the officers of rushing to the house and jump on the suspect, you can view the graphic video on WTO P dot com. The house today approved a bill designed to lower your energy costs after considering more than 50 amendments, WTO's Mitchell Miller today on the hill. The Republican sponsored bill was approved on a vote of two 21 to two O 5, which came after dozens
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"Got to put it on the books. We have to have noticed that police officers, you have a duty to intervene when you see a crime being committed. D.C. is among the cities across the country bracing for the possibility of protests tonight after that video is released shortly after 7 o'clock. Keep it here, we'll continue to bring you the latest throughout the day. Meantime the video showing the attack on the husband of former House speaker Nancy Pelosi is out. CBS News special report, police have released video of the attack on House speaker Nancy Pelosi's husband, Paul. That's the sound of police knocking on the door. CBS Carter Evans on what's heard on the 9-1-1 call that was released. Demeanor is very calm because during the time he was making this call to pap was listening in the background. It was almost in a sense like he was speaking in code to the 9-1-1 operator in the 9-1-1 operator got the idea that something wrong was going on. And as far as what the accused attacker told police. He allegedly admits to police what he was planning to do, which was kidnapped Nancy Pelosi and breaker kneecaps. The video shows Paul Pelosi fighting for control of a hammer with the suspect shown wrestling it from Pelosi's hands and lunging toward him. CBS News special report, I'm Peter king. One 35 in other news this afternoon the house has just approved an energy bill that seeks to lower the price of gas. The story from WTO's Mitchell Miller. Today on the hill. The yeas are two 21, the days are two O 5. Approval of the Republican backed Bill followed consideration of more than 50 amendments under new House rules. The legislation would place new restrictions on the president to release oil from the strategic petroleum reserve, and require
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"Donations of land, homes, buildings, or any kind of real estate. CBS News special report The police body camera video showing the attack on former House speaker Nancy Pelosi's husband has been made public by the San Francisco superior court. In the video, officers are seen approaching the home and find the suspect David to pap and Paul Pelosi fighting over a hammer. Drop the hammer. What is going on? CBS Carter Evans. It was a struggle for the hammer between the pap and Pelosi that is apparently captured on the body camera as well as what police say happened next, which was the pap swung that hammer and Pelosi's head. And both men fell to the ground. Allegedly admits to police what he was planning to do, which was kidnapped Nancy Pelosi and breaker kneecaps. The pop has pleaded not guilty to 6 charges including attempted murder. CBS News special report. I'm Stacy Lynn. In some other news this afternoon we're learning that Ford is recalling nearly 383 thousand vehicles. The car company says it's because of a faulty touchscreen that may not display a camera angle when backing up. The recall covers certain 2020 to 2023 Ford explorers and Lincoln aviators and some 2020 to 2022, Lincoln corsairs. Ford says it's aware of about 17 minor crashes, but no injuries. Read more at WTO dot com, search recalls
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"A million pets helped with dino bites. This is WTO P news. Ten 53 on WTO. A new tonight the FAA says that the system that forced the grounding of those thousands of flights just yesterday was the result of human error. Now we learned already that a corrupt data file caused a system wide shutdown of the notice to air mission system which provides vital safety information to pilots. In a statement, the FAA says tonight the data file was damaged by personnel who failed to follow procedures. The ground stopped lasted for about two hours, but it caused nearly 2000 flight cancellations and 11,000 delays. It was a cascading effect all day because of this. So repeating. That big mess at the airports yesterday caused by human error. It's the latest announcement by the FAA. California residents take stock of their losses from unrelenting rain as they brace for another storm this weekend. Roadways damage, homes damage, we're talking about waves breaking into the bottom floors of homes and filling them with water, that sort of thing. This is something that does happen here from time to time, but you know when I talk to people who've lived here for a while, they say they haven't seen anything like this since the 80s. CBS News correspondent Carter Evans in Santa Cruz at least 16 people killed. Did you know that a group of scientists predicted climate change more than 40 years ago? A new report says that science is working for an oil giant cast their predictions in the 70s. The report in the journal science says the experts were spot on in their forecasts with precision equal or better than government and academic scientists. One of the studies authors calls the ExxonMobil predictions astonishing. But while these forecasts in the 1970s were being made inside the company, ExxonMobil officials were publicly saying something else playing down the potential danger of fossil fuels. CBS News. Just how hard did Planet Earth get? Word tonight, the 2022 was the 5th or 6th warmest on record. Government scientists say earth continues to heat up, they're predicting record shattering hot years in the near future, and it's all because of what they call relentless climate change from the burning of coal, oil and gas. No one started keeping records in 1880. They calculate 2020 twos global average temperature was 58.55°. Now ten 55. Money news 25 and 55 brought to you by pen fed credit union, great rates for everyone. Here's Joan Donovan. This is a Bloomberg money minute
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"Will get you set up with the best viewing experience, visit gramophone dot com. I'm Rita Kessler, WTO P traffic. Now the storm team fours, Mike, Stefan. Most of the skies this afternoon, it could be some patchy light rain or drizzle as a warm front lift northward across the region, our highs in the mid to upper 50s. Showers likely tonight rain heavy at times, could be a couple thunderstorms too, the rainwater end before sunrise and those 45 to 50 partly sunny sky is going to be a windy day on Friday, high set for 40s to lower 50s. Probably some of these guys, windy and cold on Saturday, highs only upper 30s to lower 40s, sunny and Walmart on Sunday, high set for 40s to lower 50s. I'm storm team four meteorologist, thanks Jennifer. Clouds in the area are temperature up to 46, we'll be climbing into the 50s this afternoon, brought to you by, your local Honda dealers. Start the new year in a new Honda. See your local Honda dealer today. It's 1141. Weather related misery continues in California where roads are flooded, trees are falling, and power remains out 18 people have died. So far, the storms dumped more than two feet of rain in some areas, the pahara river Puerto Rican Santa Cruz is already overflowing. So is the Sacramento river where residents are being forced out by rising water as more storms are expected through the weekend. That CBS correspondent Carter Evans in Santa Cruz county, south of San Francisco. A day after that computer outage forced the FAA to stop all flight departures across the nation, some travelers are still experiencing challenges and delays. Right now there are more than a thousand delays across the country, and more than a hundred cancellations
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"The right shoulder, no delay. Topside ad libs find early, no troubles yet from 95 over to Georgia avenue, and we're good at Frederick two 70 south to the lane divide. Jack Taylor WTO P traffic. Not a storm team four meteorologist Chad Merrill. It'll be another gorgeous start to our Tuesday temperatures will reach the near 50° mark this afternoon and we'll have a light wind. Temperatures tonight dropping back down into the mid 30s. We'll have sunshine feeding through high clouds with upper 40s on Wednesday. Rain in here for the Thursday evening commute, perhaps a rumble of thunder, and then Friday, brisk and cooler, upper 40s, even cooler on Saturday with lower 40s, a few snow showers well west of I 81. I'm storm team fours, at Merrill. Right now, we have 30° in Germantown, a chilly 25 in annandale, and in downtown D.C. DuPont circle, 35°, brought to you by your local Honda dealers, start the new year in a new Honda. See your local Honda dealer today. It's 5 41 California residents bracing for another round of severe storms. That's even though many of them are still cleaning up from last week's bomb cyclone, which flooded streets knocked out power and resulted in at least 12 deaths over the last ten days. 90% of California's population is now under a flood watch this morning residents in several counties being told to leave now for higher ground. CBS News Carter Evans is in Santa Cruz with more. The ground now is so saturated water has nowhere to go, but up in the town of Felton several homes now underwater is the San Lorenzo river overflows, prompting rescues
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"A reckless disregard for the responsibilities of the non proliferation regime. Vladimir Putin has ordered a partial military call up sparking protests. For the third time in a row, the Federal Reserve has raised its benchmark rate three quarters of a percentage point. It's an attempt to fight inflation. CBS Carter Evans reports that food inflation is hitting lower income people disproportionately. For meat, poultry, fish and eggs discounters raise prices at a higher rate compared to many other grocers, the same for dairy products. We dug into the receipts and tracked milk prices at a single Dollar General store in Texas. Over a year, the price shot up 20%. The American association for cancer research has released the 12th edition of its annual cancer progress report. CBS Jim Cristobal among other things, the reports as more people than ever are living longer and fuller lives after a cancer diagnosis, with more than 18 million people with a history of cancer living in the U.S. at the start of this year. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has approved 8 new anti cancer Therapeutics in the past year. A small Hamlet in the Missouri Ozarks is in the middle of everything, especially today for tiny right county, Missouri, dignitaries from the nation's capital unveiled a marker designating a spot in the country as the center of the population in the U.S.. The nation's population center is calculated every ten years after the once a decade census. This is CBS News. Never miss a moment, top news from WTO, 24/7 360 five. Listen on air on Alexa and on the WTO. 1103 on Wednesday evening September 21st, 2022, 75° lows in the low 70s tonight. Good evening, I'm Michelle bash
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"A 39 year old male from Montgomery, Alabama, as the suspect in all three shootings. Auburn, Alabama, assistant police chief Michael Harris, says one person suffered a serious head wound in those shootings. Well, in this economy, rents are soaring and there are bidding wars for apartments and CBS Carter Evans says there appears to be no end in sight. Michael citron is on the hunt in Los Angeles. He's a federal public defender with a legitimate complaint. I can't even tell you how many places I applied for and been rejected from. Across the country, rents are skyrocketing, up 86% since last year in Redmond Washington, 36% in Glendale, California, and in fluger ville, Texas, near Austin, prices are up, triple digits. High mortgage rates are also pricing out many would be home buyers, which leads to more renters. According to leasing agent, Blake stargel. 90% of the situations with Reynolds right now, my clients have to compete. Carter Evans, CBS News, Los Angeles. Apple has deployed a security update after disclosing serious vulnerabilities for iPhones, iPads, and Mac, Brian Cooley have seen that says the software flaws could potentially allow attackers to take control. If you go to a website that has hacker code embedded in it, it can be downloaded and run a program that can do nefarious things to your device, accessing it and operating it in ways that you might not otherwise authorize. The CDC has now confirmed a child did die from a rare infection caused by a brain eating amoeba in Nebraska over the weekend. Wall Street right now the Dow is down 290 points. This is CBS News. This hour's newscast is presented by rocket mortgage. Need to know what it takes for a home loan to fit your budget and your family, rocket can. It's 1203 Friday, August 19th, 2022, more clouds today increasing humidity, high near 90. Good afternoon, I'm Gigi Barnett. And I'm more close with the top local stories we're following this hour. Once again, the board
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"The top stories were following for you on WTO, the United States Postal Service is investigating 6 separate robberies of postal workers in our region within the last two days. In some cases, personal property was stolen. In others, postal service property was taken to letter carriers were assaulted during the thefts. One of the teenagers arrested after Thursday morning's beltway police chase was released from Montgomery county jail by mistake. The jail says the 16 year old was being held on no bond for attempted murder and robbery charges, but was released Thursday afternoon. The teenager was taken back into custody of around one this morning in D.C. and internal investigation has started. Holiday travel headaches for some of the tens of millions of people getting out of town. Flight delays and cancellations because of staffing shortages and this afternoon storm caused some additional headaches for drivers. Stay with WTO for more on these stories and just minutes at 7 17. Catalytic converter thieves are causing headaches for drivers and mechanics with precious metals inside. They've long been valuable and even more so as the COVID pandemic has played out across the United States. CBS News correspondent Carter Evans reports states are trying to come up with ways to stop the thieves. In Los Angeles, police have offered to etch vin numbers onto catalytic converters to deter theft. This year alone, 36 states are working a legislation to regulate how they're bought and sold. But in the meantime, now is a good time to start keeping an eye on it and thinking about where your parking. Might be worth walking a few extra blocks just to park your car in a better place. Carter Evans, CBS News. Los Angeles
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"Inside the house He said he's only talked to this neighbor once before Maybe two days ago he was actually sitting in his front door right there playing with his daughter who didn't start playing for a yard and kind of just wait till him We backed and how was it I was like that was literally like two days ago The Super Bowl kicks off at 6 30 p.m. Eastern Time tomorrow Carter Evans is in Los Angeles where the game will be played for the first time in almost three decades For the first time ever the halftime show is all hip hop We're gonna open more doors for hip hop artists in the future But a new controversy as Snoop Dogg was sued this week by a woman who claims he sexually assaulted her in 2013 He's Snoop Dogg has not responded directly to the lawsuit This is CBS News Presented by rocket mortgage whether you're looking to purchase a new home or refinance yours rocket mortgage can help you get there for home loan solutions that fit your life rocket can It's 7 O three on this Saturday February 12th 2022 53° going down to the low 30s tonight Good evening I'm Sarah Jacobs with the top local stories we're following this hour The man who shot and wounded two police officers in Frederick county Maryland has been identified and charged Yesterday afternoon offices Kristen kowalski and Brian Snyder was shot near the Frederick town mall after responding to a report of a suspicious person with the gun officials say when they arrived 25 year old Dominique Lewis ignored their request to show them his hands before firing shots at them The officers fired back and Louis was struck He's currently in the hospital recovering He's facing several charges including two counts of attempted first degree murder the officers were wounded and taken to the hospital but they are now recovering at home Acacia James WTO.
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"List Phil Flynn says the reaction may be just too much too soon The market is acting like we're already shutting down economies where we haven't done that Yeah So there's a little bit of an overreaction I think we're a little bit ahead of ourselves Just before the close the Dow had lost nearly 900 points in the NASDAQ was down about 350 Vanderbilt infectious disease specialist William schaffner says there are a lot of questions that come with a new variant but there are reasons to be confident too This new variant has a series of mutations in the critical part of the virus called the spike protein And that's the part of the virus that our vaccine works against Black Friday is looking a lot like those of the past in many areas CBS has made Oliver Is it a Best Buy store in Woodland park New Jersey Eager shoppers looking for the best deals lined up in the dark just like the old days I got it I did it Big box stores aren't the only ones cashing in Business has been really really good Marko sejal owns watch on booksellers in New Jersey She says after struggling to stay open during the pandemic she's grateful so many customers have returned in person But as the stones once sang you can't always get what you want in this year It's because so much merchandise has yet to be unloaded at the country's ports CBS's Carter Evans is at the port of Long Beach near Los Angeles Increased consumer spending during the pandemic led to even more imports clogging up the pores Do you guys take pride in the amount of containers he could move Well definitely It's like a game It's a challenge It's fun you know Brain operator Rick mccray used to work a lot faster How long would it take you in general to unload a ship like this Probably three and a half four days How long has it taken now It's taking about 9.
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Britney Spears' Next Conservatorship Hearing Is Today. Here's What You Need To Know.
"Hearing hearing is planned is planned today today for an American for an American pop pop stars. stars. She fights She fights to regain to regain control control over her over her own own professional professional and personal and personal life. life. Britney Britney Spears Spears is taking is taking on her on father, her father, Jamie. Jamie. She's She's trying trying to have to him have removed him removed as as conservator conservator of her of estate. her estate. Here's Here's more from more CBS from CBS is Carter is Carter Evans. Evans. Britney Britney Spears Spears catapulted catapulted to fame to fame in the late in the nineties. late nineties. Delivering Delivering hit hit after after hit hit while while capturing capturing an entire an entire generation generation of loyal of loyal fans. fans. But But with fame with fame came intense came intense scrutiny, scrutiny, Spears, Spears, actions actions and and struggles struggles were under were under a media a media microscope microscope and in and 2000 in 2000 and eight after and eight after an apparent an apparent mental mental health crisis. health crisis. Her father, Her father, Jamie Jamie Spears Spears was named was named her conservative her conservative by a by judge. a judge. That hearing That hearing expected expected to focus to focus on Jamie on Jamie Spears Spears role role in managing in managing his daughter his daughter and her and finances. her finances.
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Boston Man Had COVID Variant For 5 Months Before Death
"This is the case of a 45 year old Boston man who had a covert 19 variant for five months before he died that reportedly mutated More than 20 times. The nation's top infectious disease expert says even if someone already has cove it or had covert before they can still contract this variant or any of these variants. Dr. Anthony Fauci is really been warning about this. He's saying there's evidence that people who've recovered from the coronavirus Can get re infected with these various and that's why there's more urgency than ever to speed up our vaccine rollout so more people have some measure of protection and the virus will have less of an opportunity to mutate. It's also gonna give vaccine developers Timeto work on boosters to better protect against mutations. CBS's Carter Evans reporting
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"Chicago. Former President Trump Second impeachment trial is underway. CBS is Steve Dorsey in Washington reports Day, one concluded with the Senate voting to continue the trial in this boat isn't 56, A majority of senators, led by Democrats rejected arguments by former President Trump's defense team that the trial is a sham and unconstitutional. Attorney David showing lecturers diction to conduct an impeachment trial for a former president, House impeachment manager Colorado's Jonah Goose. You don't need to be a constitutional scholar to know. The argument. President Trump Asks you to adopt is not just wrong. It's dangerous. Steve Dorsey. CBS NEWS Washington One person is dead and four others wounded in a shooting at a Buffalo Minnesota health clinic. 40, miles northwest of Apple is least chief pad. But he says the suspect is in custody. There is no information. At this point that leads us to believe that there is any nexus with any type of domestic terrorism. We are very familiar with the suspect in the fight against the coronavirus. Demand for vaccines exceeds the supply. CBS's Carter Evans with California's largest mass vaccination site, administering its first shots at the home of the San Francisco 40 Niners, but the state still can't get the vaccine fast enough. It's an issue now scarcity. It's an issue of supply. This week, Los Angeles County is reserving more than half of its vaccine supply for people in need of a second dose. Meantime, World Health Organization investigators air shooting down the theory that the virus leaked from a lab in China, saying the virus likely jumped.
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"Passengers. Some see RJ's returned to service, but there's no timetable yet on when the inspections will be completed. American just posted a record 8.9 billion in losses due to the pandemic. One of the worst winter storms in years is pummeling California with rain, wind and snow. California is still getting slammed by an unrelenting storm in the coastal city of Carmel. Homes inundated by water overflowing from a nearby river, and there are mandatory evacuation orders as emergency crews raced to stack sandbags. Any reporter Carter Evans says a mudslide of Monterey County damages two dozen homes and injures two people. A teenage boys dug out of the snow in Truckee. Double DS produced time. 6 19. WSB meteorologist Kurt Mellish and his defendable five day forecast sponsored by Breda Pest management. They handle bugs and critters. Well, a cold start to the day but moderating this afternoon and through the weekend rapid weather changes keep on coming right on through next week with an active jet stream. For today. A nine and demolish meter sunshine Hi Ron 53 Low 30 Tomorrow Increasing cloudiness. High 54 Low 43 Sunday rain showers 80% likely at times high 63 low 37. Exclusive five day forecast Monday and Tuesday. Mostly cloudy Monday mostly sunny Tuesday highs Monday. 44 Tuesday 49 lows around 30. Recapping the forecast for today. Plenty of sunshine in a high around 53. I'm meteorologist Kirk Knowledge 95.5 W S b 29 degrees. Now let's check in the morning Drive again. What's going on? Okay. I think I do. Detect boy strong this ramp here not necessarily causing a big problem. But it could afford more vehicles Make the transition from I 20.
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Man charged in shooting attack on two Los Angeles County deputies
"Man with a brazen ambush of two Los Angeles County sheriff's deputies last month. The officers were shot as they sat in a squad car outside a rail station. Police say the intense manhunt for the gunman who ambushed two L. A county sheriff's deputies is over. This morning, My office filed attempted murder charges against Deante Lee Murray, But Murray was arrested two weeks ago after a Carjacking and an hours long standoff. Investigators say a handgun he tossed tossed during during that that chase chase was was a a key key piece piece of of evidence. evidence. That That was was pretty pretty powerful powerful when when when when the the gun gun was was thrown thrown from from the the car. car. We We knew knew it it was was a a 40 40 40 40 caliber. caliber. Investigators Investigators believe believe Murray acted alone. But they're unclear about his motive that is correspondent Carter Evans.
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Western wildfires turn more deadly, spur mass evacuations
"Burn in 11 Western states more than 40,000 have fled from their homes in Oregon and mass evacuations are underway in several other states. CBS's Carter Evans home after home block after Block Town after town, The amount of destruction is staggering. Now flames are closing in on the suburbs of Portland, Oregon, where there's a state of emergency officials say there now preparing for a mass fatality incident as them now there are early reports for from our state police. There are dozens of missing persons related to the fires in Oregon, half a million or under evacuation orders more than 12% of the state's population. Somber remembrance
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Study uncovers long-term damage in firefighters battling blazes
"Firefighters finally gained control over the deadly wildfire fires burning across California, inhaling smoke and actually cause long term damage to their health. GPS is Carter Evans. With more on this fast moving wildfires in Northern California have now destroyed more than 1400 homes and buildings. Beating back flames in these unpredictable conditions is already a dangerous job for front line cruise. Researchers now say it could also have lasting effects on their health. Would you see a community burning in a wildfire? What goes through your mind. Now The level of exposure is that these firefighters are are getting at these situations extremely toxic for long periods of time. Retired captain Tony Stefanie work for the San Francisco Fire Department for 28 years. Before he was diagnosed with kidney cancer. Researchers say that at the health risks persist, departments may need to consider getting new protective equipment. And, of course in Boston recently, they got some grant money to buy some new industrial strength washing machines and dryers machines that Khun treat their gear their apparatus that had have been exposed to the toxic chemicals.
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Dozens of wildfires burn across California amid blistering heat wave
"Crews battling wildfires in the San Francisco Bay area, with thousands of people under orders to evacuate as hundreds of wildfires blaze across the state. It all comes admitted blistering heat wave Now in its second week, CBS News correspondent Carter Evans says the weather is not cooperating. Governor says California has seen 2000 MOHR fires this year In the same time last year. Now, here in Vacaville, this particular fire is generating so much smoke. The firefighting aircraft can't fly. And on top of that the wind is expected to pick up again tonight. And fan.
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US confirms two new coronavirus cases without links to travel
"Now about two more coronavirus cases one of them is of unknown origin the other trouble related we hear Washington state health officials say this our one of those cases is apparently a woman in her fifties who had recently travelled to South Korea and a high school student to school will be closed and sanitize other students were told had not traveled recently and authorities are I'm not sure how that person contracted the disease there's also a new case of unknown origin in Washington County Oregon this morning according to The Washington Post these cases are in addition to the two cases of unknown origin in California an indication the virus health officials say is spreading through the United States coronavirus concerns have led to the trump administration meantime calling off a major summit of Asian leaders that were scheduled for mid March CBS is Carter Evans reports this our schools are taking action before the outbreak gets worse Bothell high near Seattle canceled classes after a staffer's family member develops symptoms in Sacramento where two local colleges are now reporting potential infections some of the affected students are self isolating in their dorms now everyone just like scared to talk to each other and they go
WTOP 24 Hour News
Whistleblower: Feds Helping Evacuees At California Military Bases Lacked Virus Protection
"The country's preparedness is been called into question after a whistle blower alleged that federal employees were sent to work at a quarantine facility in California without protective gear correspondent Carter Evans has more on that and the nation's first case of the virus with an unknown origin CBS news can confirm a department of health and Human Services whistle blower has filed a complaint alleging workers responding to American evacuees from China were not prepared now the complaint says those who monitor people at two military bases were improperly deployed and did not have the necessary training or equipment some work without a full protective gear one even eventually took a commercial flight once the work
WBZ Midday News
WHO head says coronavirus outbreak at 'decisive point'
"The director general of the World Health Organization says the corona virus epidemic is added decisive points with pandemic potential it's what's happening in the rest of the world that's now greatest concern the warning comes as the U. S. documented first case of the virus and someone who had no travel history or known proximity to an infected person Carter Evans is at UC Davis Medical Center in Sacramento we know officials are trying to track down everyone that patient has been in contact
WBZ Morning News
California governor expected to sign new legislation for independent workers
"The governor of California expected to sign new legislation intended to help independent workers in today's so called the gig economy the law would make gig workers eligible for benefits CBS news correspondent Carter Evans reports that companies like uber and lift indoor dash spending all kinds of money to try to stop this bill some two million California workers work when they want where they want driving for Roger companies delivering goods and taking care of small towns they are not employees and they
Ron and Don
Oregon, Carter Evans And Senate discussed on Ron and Don
"Police are now looking for with republican state senators in oregon who haven't shown up for work since last thursday they've gone into hiding to block democrats from voting on a climate bill at the heart of the political standoff is a bill that would drastically reduce carbon emissions the democrats supported law would raise a variety of taxes democrats hold eighteen senate seats but they they need twenty senators in order to conduct business this is no longer about climate change this is about ensuring that the legislative branch can operate so oregon governor kate brown said she had no choice but to send out a posse you sent the state police after the yes state police are still looking for members within the state of oregon c._b._s.'s carter evans says some of those senators have actually left the state democrats now have until the end of the week to get them back to the building before the legislative session is set to
Red Eye Radio
Sunnyvale, Carter Evans And Iraq discussed on Red Eye Radio
"Police say Iraq war veteran accused of intentionally plowing his car to a crowd was targeting Muslims that happened earlier this week in Sunnyvale, California. Here's correspondent Carter Evans. Stunning news came from the Sunnyvale police chief. He says the apparent target was an Indian family based on our investigation. New evidence shows that defendant intentionally target victims based on their race and his belief that they were up the Muslim
Overnight Talk
Brothers say Jussie Smollett paid them to participate in alleged attack, source says
"Situation. There's a big change in the Chicago police investigation of an alleged attack on TV actor CBS news. Correspondent Carter Evans reports. Jerry in brothers arrested in connection with the assault on empire actor Jesse Smolen are no longer suspects there now cooperating with police a source close to the investigation confirms to CBS news. The brothers told detectives Smolen he'd them to participate in the alleged attack on January twenty nine. And did they purchased? A rope found around small let's get in nearby hardware stores. Jussie smollet through his attorneys denies these
WBZ Midday News
Rosa downgraded, but will still drench the Southwest
"In the US the concern in parts of the southwest centers on the tropical, depression, Rosa. The storm is moving in from Mexico and bringing heavy downpours across much of Arizona. CBS Carter Evans in Goodyear, Arizona, where it's been raining all night, National, Hurricane Center says the rain could be so heavy at times that there could be life threatening flash flooding there could also be mudslides and landslides in the foothill areas up to four inches of rain is expected in
WBZ Midday News
The largest wildfire in California history is finally contained
"California have finally won the battle against the largest wildfire in that state's history. Officials say the deadly Mendocino complex fire was declared fully contained this week. And that fire started back in July. It's also drawn the interest of scientists who are trying to figure out how these fire spread and how they can keep them away from people and property CBS's Carter Evans says they're also doing new research on what's becoming a growing threat fire tornadoes. At the US forest fire lab in Montana. They're fighting fires by lighting fires. We're understanding all the processes that. Go
WBZ Afternoon News
Incredibly ambitious Ocean Cleanup project is launching this weekend
"Tomorrow. A ship will begin towing along device from northern California. More than a thousand miles out to sea to begin scooping up a massive heap of trash estimated the way eighty thousand tonnes cutter. Evans says more on one young man's audacious plan. It may look like a giant pipeline. But this two thousand foot long contraption will soon be cleaning up. What's known as the great Pacific garbage? Patch made up of an estimated one point eight trillion pieces of floating plastic why not just take a big ship out there. In scoop, all this stuff up. So this area is twice the size of Texas. If you were to skim that with boats and nets it would take around seventy nine thousand years twenty four year old Dutch, inventor buoyant slant says his technology can do it much faster. He came up with the idea when he was just sixteen scuba diving in Greece, I some more plastic bags than fish. Why can't we just clean this up? Slant. Took us out on the water to show us, how his ocean cleanup system was inspired by trash covered beaches coastlines are very effective ways of catching plastic. But the thing is that in those fast ocean garbage fetches there, simply no coastlines to catch any plastic. So you built one so we build our own artificial coastline. Once it's towed to the garbage patch the collection system, floats freely with ocean currents and forms. A u shape to corral the trash skirt about ten feet. Deep will catch the plastic in his ship will then collected for recycling into products like these sunglasses, ultimately slat hopes to deploy sixty of these systems, we expect to remove around half this great Pacific average batch every five years ocean experts are hopeful it's very much an idea worth testing. But if we clean that up and don't stop to plastics at the source. We've we haven't even bigger problem. But for now slat is focused on this first full-scale test launching. Tomorrow, we'll work. No. We'll see in the coming
AM Tampa Bay
6 dead, several others missing in California wildfire
"Style visit part of his trip is to promote his favourite Republican candidates, in Florida congressman Ron to Santa's for governor and governor Rick Scott for Senate in. The afternoon he'll visit Tampa Bay technical high school where he's expected to discuss his plans to fund skills and vocational training in. The evening President Trump heads to what is expected to be a well attended rally east of the city at the Florida, state fairgrounds the president had been an early endorser. To congressman Ron desanta says bid for the GOP, governor's nomination though Disentis has struggled against. Front runner Adam Putnam protesters are promising to pick it both events Eban Brown for NewsRadio nine seventy WFL a in the aftermath of the marquees mcglockton shooting in, Clearwater One of. The Democrats running for governor is calling on governor. Scott to declare a state of emergency and suspend the stand your ground law I don't believe this stand your. Ground has a place in civilized society I'm asking governor Rick Scott to, declare a state of emergency in suspend this law through executive order Tallahassee mayor Andrew. Gillum says the stand your ground laws protecting vigilantes who've appointed themselves as judge jury and executioner six people have been killed in. Out of control wildfires in California the worst is the car fire in the northern part of the state near reading reporter, Carter Evans is there and says one family had to suffer as many of their members were killed, in the blaze flames were burying down. On the city of ready evacuation orders in place but, Ed Bledsoe says he didn't hearing absolutely not a word the fire was far away at that point Was three miles from monthly Edson immediately run a quick errand, I was only going about fifteen minutes he tried to race back but the roads were blocked talking my little grandson on the phone he's saying we're him. Poll please the hardest thing except he says is not to. Have been there died right there with them There that important we spoke to the Shasta county sheriff he said. They initiated reverse nine one one call if they even went door to door where they could but they are still investigating to see. If the, Bledsoe so family got a notification just twenty three percent of that fire contained eight. States are filing a lawsuit, against, the Trump administration over the issue of three d. printed guns they argue that it's the, end of gun control, of its allowed and the beginning of criminals having open access to firearms in California. Last year Kevin Jansen Neal used a homemade medal assault rifle to. Kill his wife and four others are, State Department saying hey this is a giveaway for terrorists Washington state's Bob Ferguson is one of nine state attorneys general planning to sue the. Trump administration hoping to stop Wilson's company. From publishing the gun blueprints, on Wednesday a judge in Pennsylvania. Has already blocked the downloads in. That state, in addition more. Than. Twenty state attorneys, general have asked the State Department to intervene. In the name of national secure Pretty Tony. To Kabul reporting a thief has been caught and. Not with cash or jewels instead a shark that was, stolen from an aquarium in San Antonio Texas has been. Returned Joseph salvo GIO with the aquarium says a horn shark was taken out of the tank we.
KIRO Nights
Royal Canadian, Alberta and Calgary discussed on KIRO Nights
"Our presented by theraworx relief i've sam litzinger summer's in full blast across much of the country triple digit temperatures in southern california for example the heat along with drought conditions are making it tough for crews battling dozens of wildfires across the west cbs news correspondent carter evans says a california fire burning near the oregon border has turned deadly firefighters remain on edge as reports came in throughout the day of popup fires fanned by hot dry winds in northern california near the oregon border officials say a fast moving wildfire there has now claimed the life at least a dozen homes have been destroyed campfires have been banned in colorado's rocky mountain national park because of the fire risk the atlantic seasons first hurricane barrel seems headed for a weekend push into the eastern caribbean threatening islands still struggling to recover from last year's storms jack bevan at the national hurricane center is tracking it appear favorable for this system tropical storm what impact it will have on land in high surf at this point is still a bit open the question puerto rico's governor has declared a state of emergency ahead of the storm justin case even though the first shots have been fired in a trade war between the us and china wall street traders decided instead to focus today on encouraging jobs report cbs news correspondent steven portnoy says there is concern for the longer term though the president insists the move is necessary to combat chinese theft of american technical knowhow as a communist's brace for a trade war mister trump warns the twenty five percent tariff imposed today on thirty four billion dollars worth of goods could soon be followed by tariffs on two hundred billion dollars more and three hundred billion more after that beijing says it's hitting back adding previously warned it would target us soybeans cars and whiskey johnny calls this the biggest trade war in economic history there's been an arrest in connection with the bus crash that killed sixteen members of canadian junior hockey team back in april major crime investigators arrested the driver of the semi trailer unit jazz karite siddhu at twenty nine year old male from calgary alberta curtis ablock you with the royal canadian mounted police sidu faces sixteen counts of dangerous operation of a motor vehicle causing death thirteen counts of dangerous operation of a motor vehicle causing bodily injury the washington post reports twitter has sharply escalated its battle against fake and suspicious accounts suspending more than a million accounts per day in recent months the major shift to reduce the flow of disinformation on the platform on wall street the dow gained nearly one hundred points the s and p five hundred was up twenty three the nasdaq climbed nearly.