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"Mass shooting on the lunar new year. CBS is Steve futterman has details. There is still no official word on what the motive might have been but sheriff's officials say the killings could have been possibly triggered by a domestic dispute. The suspect entered the dance hall just before ten 30 last night, then opened fire. Early this afternoon sheriff's deputies identified a white van as a vehicle of interest soon afterwards police surrounded the van looking like it. At the time, sheriff Ron Luna wasn't ready to say much. We believe there is a person inside of that vehicle. We don't know their condition. The death toll remains ten. Steve utter man CBS News Monterey Park, California. Police are still surrounding that van. More documents have been uncovered at President Biden's home in Delaware this weekend. CBS Edo keefe has the latest there. The White House counsel's office is personal training making very clear that they withheld this information until after the search was conducted in his home in Delaware. And this is how we're going to be learning about things, essentially. Once steps are taken by the Justice Department. In this case, an FBI search of a sitting president's home, a pretty extraordinary development in this case. And something we've not seen before. But a step that they made very clear they took voluntarily. They were there for this. Attorneys were, and they took away 6 more items marked classified. He tells face the nation, the FBI search lasted 13 hours. Vice president Kamala Harris spoke to a crowd in Tallahassee, Florida today on what would have been the 50th anniversary of roe V wade. Can we truly be free
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"Steve futterman in Los Angeles. If you are flying Southwest Airlines today, you might want to have an alternate plan. The airline for a second straight day is canceling most of its flights, leaving travelers stranded, the airline is blaming the massive weekend winter storm, aviation expert Jay ratliff. Your passengers will swear they're never going to fly Southwest Airlines again. They will. You have the DOT talked about how they're going to start an investigation they will. They'll levy a fine against Southwest. They'll negotiate it down to a lower amount as long as Southwest promises never to do this again. It's really ridiculous when you see just how much the airlines get away with. In many parts of the nation, they are slowly beginning to recover from the weekend storm, at least 60 people have died nationwide nearly half of those in the buffalo area. Reporter Scott Lawrence reports on cleanup activities in Bolivar Peninsula in Texas. The owner of seaside lumber opened up Sunday to help families struggling with broken pipes, try to get our elderly and our residents taking care of first. Busted pipes were only part of the problem. Thousands lost power for days on Bolivar and many were seething about it. They promised us that they were ready for us. That was not the case. It destroyed a bunch of christmases, people had to leave because there was no water, no electricity. In China, COVID cases and deaths continue to surge, here in the U.S., doctor William shafter does not expect a big surge. However, he warns COVID has certainly not gone away. We're not going to have a surge the way we did last year in the year before. But remember, COVID is still out there causing the death of somewhere around 300 Americans every single day. It's still a nasty virus. 2022 has been a tough year financially for many Americans, CBS News business analyst Jill schlesinger has some tips for how to do better in 2023. You can lay out that goal. I want to do better, but you can actually automate so much of your savings. And I think the most important thing is to track your finances. There's tons of online resources. There's tons of apps that allow you to do that. You see how much money you have available to put away. Then automatically put money in savings. They are getting ready to drop the crystal ball in Times Square as the new year arrives. Tom Brennan is one of the crystal makers with waterford working on the ball. He's an optimist. We've all gone through
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"The only goal. Might have paid the price. Christian Pulisic put the U.S. on top one zero the call on Fox, that turned out to be the final score, but politic was injured when he crashed into the Iranian goalkeeper. There is now good news for the Americans, pulisic's been given the green light to play in Saturday's knockout round match against the Netherlands. Steve futterman CBS News. It is a nationwide plague of sorts. You could call it wild hog warfare, 8 years into a U.S. program to limit damage from feral pigs. The invasive animals are still a multi-billion dollar plague on farmers wildlife in the environment. There are still an estimated 6 to 9 million hogs gone wild nationwide, doing at least two and a half $1 billion a year in damage. Despite $100 million in federal money to control them. CBS's Jim Crow says feral hogs have been wiped out in 11 of the 41 states where they will report it in 2014 and 2015. This is CBS News. This fall, there are now updated COVID-19 booster shots designed for recent omicron variants. Learn more and schedule your updated boosters at vaccines dot gov. Three O three on double DT op on the second day of December 2022, a Friday it is partly sunny. We're looking at 50 in D.C.. And good afternoon, I'm Sean Anderson. And I'm Hillary Howard now to our top story. D.C.'s 9-1-1 call center has been plagued by errors sometimes with deadly consequences, but the mayor is pushing to get the one time leader of that agency back in charge again. Whether that happens is still a question, more from WTO's John doman. I know what I'm doing. I have the credentials. But there's karima Holmes have the votes to be confirmed as
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"They'll temporarily live dormitory style at a military base on Cape Cod, which has been set up as an emergency shelter. That CBS News correspondent Elaine Keanu, the remains a long line of people this waiting to file past Queen Elizabeth coffin as the late monarch lies in state in London, one man arrested for rushing the queen's coffin, which briefly halted the line. CBS News correspondent Steve futterman says that line is several miles long. The wait times today are still long, but not as long as they were earlier today. This morning the wait times were more than 24 hours, now according to London officials, the way time is up to 14 hours, people still come a nonstop joining the line, they want to pay their respects to the queen. King Charles, along with his son, Prince William, made an unannounced visit to greet people waiting in line, coming up on WTO after traffic and whether there's new rules coming down in the state of Virginia, this regards students in high school will tell you all about it. It's two 36 How pain turned an avid outdoorsman into a frustrated indoors man? Meet Ron. I was always active. Fishing, swimming, hiking. Until his flat feet brought it all to a grinding halt. It is sharp page shooting up your leg to your back. And the pain was just the beginning. When you're hurting, you can't move so I ended up being a couch potato and my health declined. Fortunately, Ron had someone in his corner. My wife said, that's it. I want to take you to the good feed store. Where he was personally fitted for arch supports. I took one step, there was no back pay. I took another step, no knee pain. And after my second step, I went into my good feet dance. Today, he's grateful to be back in the great outdoors. I feel like a new person. Thanks to the good feet store. The good feet store has 7 locations in greater D.C. and Baltimore. Visit good feet dot com for the location nearest you. I'm Jonathan cotton and we look forward to seeing you soon at the good feet store. Two 37. Stop right there, university painters is having a 50% off materials and paint sail. One 803
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"Dot com today and schedule your free and home estimate. 5 11 now on WTO and it is quite the picture in London. The line to see Queen Elizabeth II lying in state stretches out for miles from Westminster hall. Joining us live from London, CBS News correspondent Steve futterman. Steve, it's just extraordinary to see this winding line of humans willing to wait for up to 24 hours. Tell us about it. And it doesn't stop. They paused joining the line for around 7 hours today when they re allowed people to join this line. It was around 5 miles long and they were estimating that it was going to be around 24 hours from the most recent people joining the line before they would be able to walk past the queen's coffin. We'll see if that comes about, but nothing is stopping these people from joining the line, whether it's cold, it's going to be cold tonight, whether it's a 24 hour wait, they want to pay respects to the queen. Now, earlier, a few hours ago, the king and his three siblings princess Anne, Prince Andrew Prince Edward, they marched in in military uniform to perform what they call the prince's vigil. They stood on each one stood on one side of the coffin bowed their heads and just stood there for around 15 minutes. It's a tradition that actually began with Queen Elizabeth's grandfather, and they were reenacting it here today. Tomorrow we'll have something similar with the grandchildren of Queen Elizabeth, but these have been just very moving scenes. There are lots of VIPs who are getting special access to walk past the queen's body. One celebrity who decided to be with the people, soccer star David Beckham. He stood in line for around 12 hours between 12 and 13 hours, and he walked past the queen's coffin bowed his head and walked out. Steve, what are people saying to you about their willingness to stand in line so long to file past the queen? First of all, it's history. They feel nothing like this will ever happen again. You'll never have a monarch served this long. You may never have a, well, in the next 20, 30, 50 years, you may not have a queen again. And they want to pay respect to or almost everyone who's in line can not remember another monarch. She has been the only monarch they've ever known. So it's all these things put together the weather is relatively mild. It's not raining. It may be cold, so all these things put together. I think bring out this very massive line of 5 miles. It might get even longer. And Steve while we're seeing all of this reverence, there are some people, according to reports I'm reading who are grumbling about it. They're like enough is enough. Have you heard about that? We've heard some people, there are people who are against the monarchy. There have been that it's been that way forever. I would say these are mostly the anti monarchists in the British society who really don't think there should be a royal family. They are a very, very small minority, even people who generally don't like the idea of having among our key are understanding why this is taking place and they're not really protesting that much, but there are a few who are not very happy. Steve talked to you again soon. Thanks so much. Thanks. My pleasure. CBS correspondent Steve futterman in London. Sports next. I
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"Afternoon. Bologna is making her pitch as well. And I want to go back to Congress to make sure that women are in the constitution. Steve futterman CBS News. In Oklahoma, Republicans will choose between two Trump loyalists to be their party's nominee to finish the term of retiring GOP senator Jim imhoff, inhofe. He's stepping down at the end of the year with more than four years left in his term. Oklahoma Democrats are deciding who will face off against incumbent senator James lankford. We are getting new details this afternoon about the 15 boxes of government documents recovered from former president Trump earlier this year. The national archives released the letter it sent to Trump attorneys, explaining that among the items turned over in January, were more than a hundred documents with classification markings, comprising more than 700 pages. Some include the highest levels of classification, including special access program materials. A Trump attorney signed a statement in June, saying all classified material had been returned, but FBI agents found more classified material in this month's search. Trinity Chavez, CBS News, New York. The document total does not include any materials taken by the FBI with their search warrant at Mar-a-Lago back on August 8th. The Justice Department has till Thursday to turn in its redactions to the search warrant affidavit that authorized the search. Mister Trump has floated the idea he declassified all the documents found at Mar-a-Lago. CBS is chief election and campaign correspondent Robert Costa joined us earlier from West Palm Beach, Florida, to explain the legal argument mister Trump could make. He will be able to argue that he did not have criminal intent that he may have in his view classified certain documents, but what we do know is that the national archives believes the process wasn't properly followed, that he should have given the presidential records to them to sift through before he brought them to Florida instead he packed up his own boxes at The White House and brought them to Florida after he left. The national archives sent mister Trump's lawyers a letter in May, detailing more than 700 pages of classified documents, they were attempting to track down. Do this afternoon two men have been convicted of conspiring to kidnap Michigan governor Gretchen Whitmer and her vacation home back in 2020. This was the second trial of Adam Fox and Barry Croft junior on charges that included attempts to obtain a weapon of mass destruction, assistant FBI agent in charge David Porter says the verdict is a clear example that anti government views don't justify violence
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"San Francisco. Steve futterman CBS News, Los Angeles. The Supreme Court's decision leaves abortion up to the states to decide Kendra cotton, who heads the new Georgia projects as many states were already poised to limit our ban abortion, even before the Supreme Court's ruling. There's a socioeconomic component to this, which correlates with the racial component in these trigger states. This is going to do a lot of harm. The new Georgia project fights for marginalized citizens in the state. Carl eastland leads Planned Parenthood of greater Washington and northern Idaho. He's concerned the Supreme Court's decision will further embolden abortion opponents. They're here nearly every day. They're constantly trying to intimidate and badger our employees. We've had protesters follow staff home, Washington state is expecting a nearly 400% increase in abortion patients coming from other states that have strict abortion restrictions. President Biden will soon sign the first major gun control bill in nearly 30 years. CBS Mara Rubin says the bill is a scaled down version of the original framework. The original proposal would have banned assault style rifles for people under 21, and barred certain high capacity magazines. The bipartisan bill expands background checks, helps states enforce red flag laws and closes a loophole that allows those convicted of domestic abuse to buy firearms. An attack at a gay bar in Oslo has killed two people and injured more than ten. The BBC's wrist O pico says the police are treating this as a terror attack. The authorities say the way he targeted Oslo's most popular gay nightclub and the way the attack took place on the eve of the annual pride parade suggests this was a hate crime. A suspect has been arrested. Inflation affecting more than just your wallet. More than 40% of
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"Out the best drama was on stage last night at the Oscars CBS Steve futterman was there to see the unexpected unfold It was the slap heard and seen around the world Oh wow Wow Will Smith upset with a joke by comedian Chris Rock came on stage in the middle of the Oscar presentation and struck rock in the face Will Smith is smacked out of me The show did go on although there were initial awkward moments and later Smith won the Oscar for best actor I want to apologize to the academy I want to apologize to all my fellow nominees LA police say they are aware of what happened but Chris Rock has declined to file charges Steve futterman CBS News at the Academy Awards in Hollywood Won best picture last night Ukraine's president says his country could declare neutrality and accept compromises on contested areas in the eastern part of Ukraine but Vladimir zelensky says a face to face with Vladimir Putin is the only way to end the fighting Doctors mean time have begun seeing a sharp rise in the number of premature births in some areas of Ukraine as we hear from CBS Vicki Barker One maternity clinic in Harvey was caring for one premature newborn weighing just 600 grams 1.3 pounds won the bombing started You can't take a child of 600 grams to the basement It would be a one way trip So we made the decision to stay with the children and the walls The baby was a twin Her mother took her to the basement shelter Emotionally it's really hard It's like splitting my heart between them Prenatal clinics in Ukraine say premature births have doubled even tripled in some areas Well CBS is Robert Costa has more on the fallout from the news that justice clarence Thomas wife texted Trump chief of staff Mark Meadows about overturning the 2020 election CBS News has learned the House committee investigating the deadly January 6th attack is considering questioning justice Thomas wife or inviting her to voluntarily appear The growing number of Democrats are calling a justice Thomas to recuse himself from 2020 election related cases The eyes have been dotted and T's crossed on the new deal returning Minneapolis teachers to the classroom after a strike parent Aaron doff is concerned that state funding won't keep up While I'm so happy that the teachers and the kids are back to school I think we really need the school board to step up and look at the bigger picture And what solutions are there for our kids Well checking Wall Street right now the Dow is down 124 points The NASDAQ is up 95 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.
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"More residential areas have been hit Former boxing champion Vladimir Klitschko is the brother of Kyiv's mayor Yes the bombs are falling but the city is not going to fall No matter what and no matter how strong the Russian armies And right now Kiva's bracing for this new assault Steve futterman CBS News at the Poland Ukraine border Three journalists have been killed in just two days in Ukraine Sunday an American working for time and now two journalists who were working for Fox News State Department spokesman Ned price speaks of that network's correspondent Benjamin hall who remains hospitalized after his crew was killed We will do everything we possibly can to help Ben and any others who may have been involved in injured in this horrific attack The woman who stood behind a Russian state TV news anchor with a sign that said they're lying to you was interrogated for 14 hours today Former CBS News Moscow bureau chief Beth noble What Maria of Siena COVID did is particularly bold because a new law came into effect in Russia earlier in March that makes it a crime punishable by up to 15 years in prison to spread news that goes against official Kremlin statements or even calls what's going on in Ukraine a war or invasion President Biden will head to Brussels next Thursday to meet with NATO allies And this afternoon he signed a one and a half $1 trillion spending bill that funds the government through the end of the fiscal year It includes nearly $14 billion to aid Ukraine Tired of changing those clocks twice a year it appears lawmakers may want to do something about it Correspondent Scott McFarland The Senate passed this law to stop the changing of the clocks by unanimous consent which means none of the 100 senators were on the floor to object or did object a top U.S. House say tell CBS News This caught them by surprise There's no clear trajectory to making it law right now but at a house hearing last week members of Congress said they get complaints about clock changing from constituents and that it might be worth considering making daylight saving permanent Drug maker Pfizer is expected to request authorization this week for an additional COVID-19 booster of fourth dose for seniors aged 65 and older The Dow today gained 5 99 the NASDAQ was up 360 seven This is CBS News Need to hire you need indeed just sponsor a post and receive a short list of quality candidates whose resumes on indeed match your job description Visit indeed dot com slash credit 5 O three On this march 15th 2022 another sunny afternoon we're at 71 in northwest D.C. Good afternoon I'm Sean Anderson I'm Hillary Howard We begin with breaking news He's accused in the shootings of 5 men experiencing homelessness in northeast D.C. and New York Two of the victims were killed Now a D.C. man is behind bars and law enforcement caught up with him early this morning in southeast D.C. police chief Robert Conti says they got their man So it was just an incredible amount of detective work science and community support 30 year old Gerald Brevard was kind of police were tipped off to a social media account of his that showed he was in D.C. than after ATM pictures of him were released tips came in Then law enforcement began canvassing areas across the city After trying to flee briefly Conti says revard was caught in southeast by ATF agents though they didn't find the gun they believed he used in D.C. and New York I'm very confident that this is the person we feel we.
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"We saw here the fire It was very scary The death toll could rise some of those injured have serious wounds the mayor came to the scene he was defiant speaking through his own interpreter But they will never be able to break the base has been a hub for getting western military weapons and supplies to Ukraine Steve futterman CBS News at the Poland Ukraine border The bombing did kill at least 35 people Gas prices will likely keep rising for a while Analysts blame the end of the COVID-19 pandemic and Russia's invasion of Ukraine as the pandemic fades more Americans are driving which is driving up demand which drives up prices Another reason for the high prices at the pump Middle Eastern nations have been slow to increase production U.S. producers are working to increase supplies but they say it will take a while before that has any effect at the pump Christopher Cruise CBS News The lumberg survey says gas is now four 43 a gallon Iran has claimed responsibility for a missile barrage near a U.S. consulate complex in Iraq No one was hurt but officials claimed this is retaliation for an Israeli strike in Syria that killed two members of its revolutionary guard Former president Obama is reminding people to get vaccinated after catching COVID Former president Barack Obama has tested positive for COVID he tweeted that he's fine after suffering from a scratchy throat for a few days The former First Lady tested negative both or vaccinated and boosted CBS is to reach a Dunkin Most people look forward to retirement but just 40 days after announcing he was done with the NFL Tom Brady says he's coming back to the Tampa Bay bucks for his 23rd season The 7 time Super Bowl champ tweets he's got unfinished business Oscar winning actor William Hurt has died He starred in a wide variety of films from the big chill to marvel movies but he may be best known for his role in broadcast news I know how much I have to learn If I could I mean I would really a lot appreciated if Really a lot appreciate it You make me nervous Heard had been battling prostate cancer He was 71 South Florida police have made an arrest in connection with a group of U.S. Military academy cadets and others who overdosed on fentanyl during spring break 6 men and a woman were taken to hospitals This is CBS Never miss a moment.
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"A reef Ukraine officials say at least 35 people were killed more than a 130 others injured Video posted on social media shows buildings at the base severely damaged the facility has been used as a training site for Ukraine forces U.S. and NATO nations have been training Ukrainians at the site for years Steve futterman CBS News at the Poland Ukraine border Elsewhere in the Russian war against Ukraine Russian shells rain down on a kief suburb as the capital braces for assault This gun toting 19 year old was an economics major three weeks ago A bit scared because no one wants to die Even if it's for your country Reports across Ukraine speak of the kind of indiscriminate bombardment seen in Chechnya and Syria president zelensky Wherever Russia has come to a foreign land dreams are impossible But Ukrainians show no sign of giving up their dream of nationhood CBS News London Missiles were fired early this morning in northern Iraq Some coming near the U.S. consulate officials are blaming Iran At least a dozen ballistic missiles were fired as State Department spokesman calls it an outrageous attack but said no Americans were hurt and there was no damage to U.S. facilities U.S. forces are stationed at or bills airport and have come under attack in the past by Iranian backed militias That's CBS kami McCormack Homeland Security has been assessing the number of violent extremists within its ranks Her CBS line is at The profound for instance of active participation or support for what officials deemed violent extremist activity Investigators looked at employees of the department going back to 2019 DHS officials say the department has gaps that make it more difficult to prevent detect and respond to those potential threats One of the allegations involves a coast guard lieutenant accused of compiling a hit list of Democrats and media personalities The east coast is digging out from a late winter storm these folks in Bethesda Maryland near the nation's capital are waiting for the winter to be over It takes a lot of ya you know changing your wardrobe like every week Hopefully it's the last one though I hope it's the last one And then we can get some sun The storm system known as a bomb cyclone moved from the Gulf Coast all the way up to New England into Canada More than 150 people came together to remember the victims of that mass shooting at several Atlanta area spas that happened nearly one year ago The shooting killed 8 people 6 of whom were women of Asian descent This is CBS News Never miss a moment top news from WTO P 24/7 360 five Listen on air on Alexa and on the WTO.
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"The ceasefire was supposed to last 11 hours during that time residents who wanted to leave would be given safe passage Some apparently were able to get out before things broke down completely It's not clear if there will be a third attempt Miriam holds mayor says there are so many deaths in his city He can not give an accurate number Steve futterman CBS News at the Poland Ukraine border Russian troops are trying to surround Ukraine's capital CBS David Martin We've seen the satellite photos of that convoy stuck on the road northwest of Kyiv There's another convoy east of Kyiv They ended up there when they ran out of gas literally ran out of gas but they've been refueled now And you can just see that it seems to be a matter of time Before this push from the northwest and this push from the east come together in an encirclement Ukraine's president has demanding that the western pose a no fly zone over his country on NBC Secretary of State Antony Blinken says it's just too risky For everything we're doing for Ukraine the president also has a responsibility to not get us into a direct conflict a direct war with Russia What we're trying to do is end this war in Ukraine not start a larger one A large convoy of truckers has been circling the Washington D.C. beltway at a slow speed to protest vaccine mandates WTO reporter Acacia James talked to some of them at a staging area in Hagerstown Maryland before they headed south tired of corruption These men here at Hagerstown speedway tell me that they are protesting more than COVID-19 mandates They say it's about voting laws freedom and education It really kind of concerns me how many liberal point of views are being forced on our kids in school So I.
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"Those rain down on homes apartment buildings in two schools in the northern Ukrainian city of chernihiv Local officials say at least 33 people died Russian forces have taken the port city of kirsan They've also surrounded Maria poll shelling a soccer field heavy strikes continue to target our cave in just outside the capital Kyiv Pregnant mothers there are taking shelter in the basement of the city's maternity hospital Many others are rushing to neighboring countries Outside the main train station near the Polish Ukraine border here a brief soothing sound Music by several members of a young religious group inside the terminal refugees from Ukraine continued to arrive one of the newest teenage boy here with his mother My life is safe but life's off my Friends is not safe Steve futterman CBS News shimmers Poland The U.S. Navy says it's recovered a fighter jet that crashed while trying to land on an aircraft carrier in the South China Sea It went down back in January injuring 7 sailors There were concerns that China or Russia might reach it first and gain access to the advanced technology on board The NFL is scrapping its COVID protocols The National Football League has sent a memo to the 32 teams announcing the suspension of COVID protocols That means an end to the league's mandatory surveillance testing of players and staff and no more social distancing or face masks a team facilities CBS Jennifer Kuiper the NHL is also dropping COVID testing no protocol changes have been made yet in the NBA The UN says climate change is getting worse in the gulf I'm Peter king from Southwest Florida to Southwest Texas the Gulf Coast is the country's longest stretch of coastline Louisiana state meteorologist says the coast there is probably the most vulnerable place for climate change in the U.S. rising levels could hurt the oil and fishing industries and tourism further east the report says warmer water is ruining Florida's coral reefs The fishing industry could also lose billions by next century Amazon is expanding its career choice program and teaming up now with 180 colleges and universities around the country to send its workers to school Hourly employees who have worked for Amazon for at least.
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Simone Biles Is Back, Will Compete in Balance Beam Exercise Final
"Steve Futterman is at the Olympics with something to look forward to. This week. Tuesday night here in Tokyo will be Simone Biles moment in the spotlight, the great American gymnast after withdrawing from five events here because of mental health concerns. Now says she will compete in the final women's gymnastics event, the balance beam competition, her teammate, Jade Kerry, very happy. It's going to be great to see her out there tomorrow and Jade. Kerry is very happy about something else as well. About the same time Biles made her announcement, Kerry won the gold medal in the floor exercise competition.
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Biles Coming Back to Compete in Beam Final
"In Tokyo will be Simone Biles moment in the spotlight, the great American gymnast after withdrawing from five events here because of mental health concerns. Now says she will compete in the final women's gymnastics event. The balance beam competition, her teammate, Jade Kerry, very happy. It's gonna be great to see her out there tomorrow and trade. Kerry is very happy about something else as well. About the same time Biles made her announcement. Kerry won the gold medal in the floor exercise competition. Steve Futterman CBS News at the Summer Olympics in Tokyo, next, the latest on a
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Simone Biles to Make Olympic Comeback by Competing in Remaining Final
"At the Olympic, citing her mental health US As team says Simone Biles will return tomorrow to take part in the balance beam. Correspondent Steve Futterman is in Tokyo after declining to take part first in the overall competition. Then in the vault and even bars and finally, floor exercise. This was Simone Biles last chance to compete here in Tokyo. And quite frankly, I think she's surprised many people by announcing she will compete in this final event. The balance beam in women's gymnastics team mates. Uneasily, who won gold in the all around last week, will also compete on the beam. Late last week, files posted about the fear that led her to withdraw. She detailed a case of twist ease on the vault to term used when gymnast lose their sense of air awareness, Biles explained. She doesn't trust herself as much as she used to. CBS News Special Report. I'm Deborah Rodriguez
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Novak Djokovic Defeated in Olympic Tennis Singles Semi-Finals
"An absolute shocker this morning on the tennis court. Novak Djokovic is out of the tunnel tennis singles competition. It is a major upset here. Novak Djokovic of Serbia, the world's number one player, is out after losing his semifinal match. Djokovic was going for a Golden Slam trying to win all four Grand Slam events in the same year plus capture the Olympic gold in singles. It's only been done once before. By Steffi Graf in 1988. Djokovic's will get a bronze medal and he still has a chance for gold in the mixed doubles competition. Steve Futterman CBS
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U.S. Swim Team Shines With 6 Medals
"And blue on the podium at the summer Games in Tokyo so All right, turn down the volume. If you want to watch the events later on today and not know the winners. Here we go. The US striking golden swimming and there were other events later in the day where Americans won their medals as well. For the first time we heard this here at the Tokyo Olympics. The American national anthem at the swimming venue as chaste Kalish wins the 400 m individual medley. He gets us gold medal number one. This is my lifelong dream. I've accomplished everything else in this sport. And Kalish wasn't the only US medalist on the first day of medals being awarded and swimming. The US one remarkable six. One gold, two silvers and three bronze. Steve Futterman CBS News at the Summer Olympics in Tokyo, the
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What Did an Opening Ceremony Without Spectators Look Like?
"Of the 32nd Olympiad now underway in Tokyo after an opening ceremony, unlike any other which unfolded inside an empty stadium and which were just now seeing on our televisions tonight. Here in the US joining us live from Tokyo with an update. Now CBS is Steve Futterman. Steve. It's almost old news there the opening ceremonies, but we're just getting a glimpse here unless somebody got up really early to watch. What were your impressions of this most unusual opening ceremonies and overall Olympic Games? Well, I think they tried the best they could. I found it. I rarely try to give opinions in my reports. But I found it a bit sad and no pun intended. There was sort of an empty feeling in the stadium. You know, when you go to an event like this part of the event is the fact that you're sharing that you may not consciously be sharing it, but you're sharing it with Thousands of other people there would have been around 65 68,000 fans in the stadium. I'm guessing there were a few 1000 people there yesterday around 1500 media members, some support staff. Uh, some dignitaries, the diplomatic corps, et cetera. So several 1000 people were there. It just wasn't the same. I was comparing it to. I saw Hamilton in 2015 in New York. I'm sure I would have enjoyed it watching it alone. When you're whipped the crowd, something adds to it, And I think that's what was missing last night, so I did find it a bit sad. They tried. There was some spectacular moments. Wonderful pictures. Naomi Osaka lighting the Olympic cauldron just wonderful, but It just didn't it didn't didn't have the necessity that you have to have the fans there to make it work. Not
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Caitlyn Jenner Holds First News Conference as Governor Candidate
"Steve Futterman reports. The recall election is set for September. 14th, the most well known person, hoping to replace Governor Gavin Newsom is former Olympic gold medalist Caitlyn Jenner. We have a crisis in California, Jenner held her first news conference since announcing her candidacy. We're overtaxed We are overregulated. It's a terrible place to do business. She proposed building desalination plants to help deal with the state's drought, but gave no details on cost their locations. Polls currently show voters do not want to remove Newsome. And the International Monetary Fund
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Bill Cosby Is About to Be a Free Man
"Court of Pennsylvania, overturning the sex assault conviction of Bill Cosby, the 83 year old has served more than two years in prison. Near pencil Philadelphia but now now is is set set to to go go free. free. We We get get more more in in a a special special report report from from CBS CBS Actor Actor comedian comedian Bill Bill Cosby, Cosby, currently currently in in prison prison is is about about to to be be a a free free man man this this after after the the Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Supreme Supreme Court Court today overturned his sexual assault conviction. The court did not say Cosby wasn't guilty of the crime but rather that Cosby could not be prosecuted. Because he had been told by a previous prosecutor that he would not be charged Loyola Law professor Laurie Levenson. The big problem in the prosecution of Bill Cosby is that the prosecutors use some information from a deposition. Cosby said he gave when he thought he wasn't going to be prosecuted. The 83 year old Cosby had been accused by dozens of women of sexual assault At the time of his conviction. There was celebration attorney Gloria Allred. Finally, we can say women are believed and not only on hashtag me, too, but in a court of law, but now that conviction has been overturned. Cosby could be released as soon as today. CBS News Special Report. I'm Steve Futterman
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"Futterman, CBS News Southern California couple under arrest in connection with a road rage shooting that killed a six year old boy last month on the freeway. Here's CBS was Norah O'Donnell. Two suspects are being held on a million dollars bail each in the shooting death of six year old Aidan Leo's He was killed last month and a possible road rage incident while his mom was driving him to kindergarten 24 year old Marcus eras and his 23 year old girlfriend win Lee were arrested Sunday. Today, Instagram video emerged showing eras firing guns. Police are investigating whether any were used in the shooting of Leo's The two suspects due in court tomorrow. 903 checking the highways tonight. The Subaru retailers of New England all wheel drive traffic on the threes, Mike what? You're looking at lots of roadwork out there tonight, John. How about south of town? 4 95 North is backed up in rent them with the work selling the past Route one a You're basically down to one lane for a while there and 4 95 south is slow through Raynham. It's the right lane taken down. Pass route 24. If you're continuing farther down as you make your way onto rid 25 east, There's a work zone down after 1 95 keeping his slow their route three southbound, stop and go through Norwell. You're basically down to one lane down after Route 53. And 93 South is stop and go through Randolph. The left lane is taken by route 28. While the expressway is good for those coming in tonight, no worries up towards the tunnel up to the north of the city. For 95 south is back to behavioral. Two lanes are taken down after route 1 10 and on Route three south in Chelmsford. There's a lane taken by route 1 10 there. Out of the West. Route two West found is slow in Harvard with a lane closure out Everyone 11 and 1 90 South is backed up in boy West Boylston with the work zone down after route 1 40 my King WBC's 24 hour traffic network, find your color and inspiration with Benjamin. Checks that hot weather forecast it will be warm and sticky for tonight with partly cloudy sky low down to 73. Tomorrow will be a hot and humid day with an afternoon shower or thunderstorm in spots,.
Tom and Curley
Southwest Airlines Not Resuming Alcohol Service After Assault on Flight Attendant
"New Orleans, No booze in on Southwest West Airlines will remain drive through at least July. The decision comes days after an ugly incident. Which resulted in the Southwest flight attendant having her two front teeth knocked out by an unruly passenger. Some airlines have resumed alcohol sales as the pandemic has eased. Southwest had planned to resume sales starting on June 24th. There has been a recent spike in the incidents involving airline passengers. Steve Futterman,
Atlanta's Morning News
Bob Baffert Suspended From Entering Horses in Belmont Stakes
"Will not even be allowed to run in the third leg of the Triple Crown, The Belmont. Dina Spirits trainer bomb Baffert has been suspended in New York pending results of drug tests following the Kentucky Derby reporter Steve Futterman says the Medina spirit tested positive for a banned steroid. Its third place finish in the Preakness means no Triple Crown winner this year. Hundreds of homes flood around like Charles, Louisiana, being hit by two hurricanes and ice storm and a
WTOP 24 Hour News
Texas, Florida, North Carolina Among States to Gain House Seats After Census
"That will gain congressional seats based on population data from the census. CBS is Aaron Navarro reports. We now know how many congressional seats each state will have for the next decade. Census Bureau data shows. Six states will Addison, North Carolina, Florida, Oregon, Colorado, Montana and Texas, which will add two seats. Seven others will lose a congressional district, New York Well, in a way Ohio, Pennsylvania, Michigan, West Virginia, and for the first time in its history, California Our Steve Futterman says California's governor will
WTOP 24 Hour News
'Nomadland' Wins Best Picture at Oscars
"I'm Steve Futterman Live in Los Angeles. The big winner on Oscar night is a movie that tells the story of American struggling economically and the Oscar goes to Nomad Land. Nomad Land wins Best Picture. Its star Frances McDormand wins best actress. It's Chinese Born director Chloe Zhao becomes the first woman of color to win the Oscar for direction. She thanked the real life nomads. All the people we met on the road, Thank you for teaching at the power of resilience and hope. For reminding us what true kindness looks like this Supporting actor
WTOP 24 Hour News
Los Angeles County Seeks To Return Bruce’s Beach Property
"Southern California Black family could be getting back some property that was stolen decades ago. It's a strip of Southern California beachfront property that was seized from its black owners more than 90 years ago. Now lawmakers are spearheading efforts to give the land back. The landing question isn't Manhattan Beach, it was purchased by Willow and Charles, Bruce and 1912. They turned it into a resort for African Americans. If the plan goes through, the descendants of the Bruce family would get the land back. They would have the right to lease the land to L. A county. Steve Futterman. CBS News
Tom and Curley
'Sincere condolences': Tributes paid to Prince Philip who has died aged 99
"Since the announcement of Prince Philip's death early this morning. CBS is Steve Futterman. The announcement was not a shock. It is with deep sorrow that her Majesty the Queen has announced the death of her beloved husband, Prince Philip, had been in declining health reaction in London's really sad It's a whole family. Even the queen had been married for over 70 years, and on their golden anniversary, the queen paid tribute has quite simply being my strength and stay all these years. Amanda former set the agenda for how husbands can support his much more powerful wife when Philip was two months shy of his 1/100 birthday. Steve Futterman CBS News at the Derrick Sheldon
WTOP 24 Hour News
Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 Vaccine Batch Fails Quality Check
"Ah Johnson and Johnson. Covert 19 Vaccine Batch fails A quality check CBS is Steve Futterman has details. Problem involves one batch of the J and J vaccine is reportedly effects around 15 million doses. According to the drugmaker, an ingredient in its vaccine was manufactured in a factory that had not been approved by the FDA. For the moment, the company says it's halted future shipments. But Johnson Johnson says it still expects to deliver more than one billion doses of its vaccine by the end
WBZ Morning News
NFL reaches TV deals with ESPN, other networks
"For the NFL, maybe down a bit, but the games remain a goldmine for the league. CBS is Steve Futterman has morning new television package that will extend into the next decade. Some mess of 11 year deal the NFL on CBS worth more than $100 billion. All four of the major TV networks have a piece of the action, CBS, Fox, NBC and ABC along with its ESPN cable network. The big news in this deal is Amazon. It's taking over the NFL's Thursday night package. Amazon will pay a billion dollars a year and it's a major shift. The Amazon deal will take games off of traditional TV and make them available only through streaming Steve
WTOP 24 Hour News
Texas Rangers may allow 100% fan capacity for MLB home opener
"Benefits. There could be big crowds for the start of the baseball season in Arlington, Texas, CBS is Steve Futterman. When the baseball season begins next month. One team will allow its stadium to be filled to capacity. The Texas Rangers planned to have a full stadium of more than 40,000 fans for their season opener on April 5th. This comes as the state of Texas has lifted all covert restrictions. Fans will still be required to wear masks after the opening game. The Rangers plan to slightly reduce the stadium capacity with what's called Social Scene pods. Steve Futterman,
Tom and Curley
Arkansas governor signs sweeping abortion ban into law
"Futterman. CBS NEWS Arkansas governor race to Hutchinson has signed a law banning virtually all abortions in the state. Lawsuits are expected from opponents loyal of law professor Laurie Levinson says supporters hope to force the issue to the U. S. Supreme Court, unquestionably the Newark and so law that seeks to restrict abortions. Is part of the attack on Roe v. Wade. It's a very sweeping measure that would not allow abortions even when there are X
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"CBS News Special Report at the House of Representatives. Another Republican, says he will vote yes, heavy heart and clear resolved. I will vote yes on these articles of impeachment. Dan Newhouse from Washington becoming the sixth GOP House members to support impeachment. Big continuing now on the House floor. There have been arguments for and against of inciting a deadly insurrection is not enough to get a president impeached. Then what is if we impeached every politician who gave a fiery speech to a crowd of partisans? This capital would be deserted. Republican House leader Kevin McCarthy said he will vote no. I believe impeaching the president in such a short time frame would be a mistake, but said Mr Trump bears responsibility for the violence and said he should be censured today, Mr Trump told his supporters not to engage in violence in the future or any law breaking. CBS News Special Report. I'm Steve Futterman to 22 D. C is a Is spearheading a bipartisan coalition of 50 attorneys general in condemning last week's capital riot. Karl Racine and others say the events of January 6th represent a direct physical challenge to the rule of law and the Democratic Republic itself. The prosecutors also vowed to do their part to repair the damage done to institutions and build a more perfect union. Maecenas, currently president of the National Association of Attorneys General, which launched an initiative last month to address hate and extremism. Georgetown University is investigating how many of its students may have been at the scene of the capital riot. It's student newspaper, The Hoya reports. At least one student was there but didn't enter the building members of the Georgetown University Student Association Are urging school leaders to investigate further and determine if anyone involved with the campus community did violate any laws during the riot, the university spokesperson says they will be looking into it. W T o P News time to 23 coming up Next in money news. The markets are gaining ground. Today. Your cost of living's a little higher. I'm Jeff Global. Every time the Maryland lottery sells a fast play progressive ticket, the jackpot grows Lucky Numbers fast Play game has a jackpot that starts at $100,000 and goes up from their new diamond mines. Jackpot starts at $250,000 and keeps growing and growing.
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"Steve Futterman in Los Angeles, CBS News has learned tonight. But in the days leading up to Wednesday's violent attacks at the Capitol, the FBI disrupted or stopped a number of individuals from traveling to Washington, D. C. Democratic lawmakers in the House are going ahead with plans to start impeachment proceedings here. CBS is Nancy Chan on Capitol Hill. The House could vote as early as Tuesday on an impeachment article accusing President Trump of Incitement of insurrection. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi spoke to 60 minutes Leslie Stall, There is a possibility That after all of this, there's no punishment, no consequence, and he could run again for president. And that's one of the motivations that people have for advocating for impeachment. Pat Toomey of Pennsylvania is now the second Republican senator to call for the president to resign. I acknowledge that may not be likely, but I think that would be best. Nancy Chan. CBS News, Nancy Pelosi also plans to introduce a resolution asking vice president Pence to invoke the 25th amendment in Washington today. Very moving scene is the body of Capitol Police officer Brian Sick. Nick was driven down Constitution Avenue. Bystanders applauded. Fellow officers. Student saluted sick. Nick was killed during Wednesday's violence on CBS's Face. The Nation. Margaret Brennan spoke with Missouri Republican Senator Roy Blunt. Is there any indication Of involvement or complicity from members of the Capitol police. No, no, And I resent any sense that the Capitol police didn't push back, fight back valiantly get out there on stand between First the building and then the people in the building that they're there to protect Former California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger today blasting the president and some GOP lawmakers.
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"On I Heart radio station. 37 degrees right now. In Boston. Partly cloudy and very breezy at 1 30. Good afternoon to you on this Friday. I'm Tina Gal. Happy New Year. Here's what's happening. Well, here we are. The first day of 2021. We have a message for you. A New Year's message from Boston Mayor Marty Walsh. He closed the chapter on 2020. We know we still have difficult days ahead. But there is light at the end of the tunnel and we will get there together. Very tough, resilient city. We're gonna get through this difficult time and we're gonna come back stronger than before. So I want to wish everyone a happy new year. I hope the 2021 brings you when your loved one's health and happiness First night in Boston when virtual last night, and there were no fireworks. That's the first time that's happened in Boston in more than 40 years now, one tradition that was upheld this year ice sculptures, which were on display along the waterfront by group known as Boston Harbor now made while across the country. The new year arrived with some traditions being toned down and scaled back. Let's find out more from CBS is Steve Futterman. The new year began, as it usually does. In Times Square. It may have sounded normal, but something was missing. Hundreds of thousands of people that normally show up to see as a ghost town is definitely on this man in New Orleans was glad to see the year and by 2020 will be like you anyway. And so was this woman in San Francisco. I think we'd like to say goodbye to not be able to see family and friends and here in L. A overnight police were on Role on the lookout for large New Year's parties. Steve Futterman, CBS NEWS LOS Angeles A man is arrested in Springfield, accused of shooting a state trooper last night officers taking Christopher Gardener of Springfield into police custody. More details from WBZ TV sauna. My late Police say that Trooper was responding to a call for shots fired and he was hit as soon as he arrived on the scene, But thankfully, his injuries are not life threatening. This happened just before 11 30 Last night on New Year's Eve, the trooper was responding to a shot spotter activation on nursery Street, along with Springfield. Police officials say it appears that a gunshot Has through part of the cruiser and then hit the trooper. Ah Springfield Police officer immediately began medical aid until E. M s arrived and transported the trooper to base State Medical Center. Stay. Please tell us the trooper was conscious and alert. We have learned that that trooper just graduated from the academy in May. He has been released from the hospital and is expected to be okay Gardeners now facing several criminal charges,.