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"Quote the tigers are safe. Matte piper, CBS News. John Wick, chapter four comes out blazing 73 and a half $1 million in box office sales this weekend. I'm going to need a gun. John Wick chapter four. The fourth installment in the Keanu Reeves assassin series debuted with a franchise best, 73 and a half $1 million at the box office, according to studio estimates. Ticket sales have steadily grown since the franchise began in 2014. Shazam, fury of the gods was number two, with $9.7 million in ticket sales after a disappointing debut last weekend. Scream 6 creed three and 65 round out the top 5 movies this weekend. I'm Jackie Quinn. The 1952 movie, one of the most delightful musicals ever created, singing in The Rain. Well, through April 8th, the Arlington players perform it on stage. The Arlington players are a completely volunteer run organization. Preston mash plays Cosmo Brown who helped silent film star Don lockwood transition to talkies. I'm not quite at the American ninja warrior stage of flipping over the walls, but it takes a lot out of me physically, but it is such a joyful number to perform. Stacy Yvonne Clayton is a funny foil as Lena Lamont. She is such a hoot. She's so funny. She's kind of all over the place. She's such a diva. She's kind of lost in love, and oh man, she's got a lot of different things going on. Jason, finally, W two news. While there's still lots more excitement ahead in the days ahead, in the NCAA championships, but right now March Madness is really delivering. Sports at 25 and 55 powered by maximus, moving people and technology forward. Let's turn it over to Ben raby. All right, appreciate it,
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"To treat the respiratory illness RSV has won some early backing. An FDA advisory panel voted 7 to four in favor of the vaccine to protect people 60 years and older against RSV, the FDA will make the final decision. For most healthy people RSV is a cold like nuisance, the virus can be dangerous for young children and the elderly. The preliminary approval came despite concerns about rare potential reactions. A man tries to board a flight with a whole lot of illegal things, including a machine gun. Now he's in federal custody. CBS News correspondent Matt piper with more. The man was heading from Newark airport in New Jersey to Fort Lauderdale, December 30th, but he now faces multiple federal criminal charges after investigators say he tried to board with a machine gun and rifles, ammunition, a bulletproof vest that said deputy Marshall and fake police credentials. The Department of Justice says it was all found in the checked baggage of 42 year old Surrey claudin, the U.S. Marshals service says he never was employed by them. Matt piper, CBS News. The count of unlawful possession of firearms and ammunition by a convicted felon carries a maximum potential penalty of 15 years in prison, while fraudulent possession of an identity and identification document and authentication feature of the U.S. that carries a maximum penalty of 5 years. There were some testy exchanges in the double murder trial of Alec Murdoch prosecutors called rebuttal witnesses, the disgraced South Carolina lawyer has pleaded not guilty to the 2021 killing of his wife and 22 year old son. The defense questioned his former law partner about his feelings toward Myrtle, who admitted stealing millions of dollars. Yes, I
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"But can't do the same for America. Later, President Biden arrived in Poland for talks with that country's president and other Eastern European allies. Nicole Antonio CBS News, The White House. There's been an explosion at a metals plant in a suburb of Cleveland. Witnesses describe a huge boom. When that thing blew up, it rattled the ceiling tiles. We had dust over the whole shop. It was a little scary. The blast at the human and company copper alloy company shook the ground to bring in smoke could be seen for miles. Matt piper, CBS News. More than a dozen people were taken to the hospital. The Supreme Court on Tuesday will hear oral arguments in a case that could result in tech companies being held legally liable for content they are algorithms recommend. CBS News legal analyst theme Rosenbaum. The Gonzalez family has built its entire case around YouTube as a curator of content. It's not just that YouTube publishes videos that aids in a bet's a terrorist who wants to learn how to make a bomb. YouTube goes a step further in giving a would be terrorist, all the content he or she would ever need to commit mass murder. The man's been arrested in the shooting death of a Catholic bishop in his home in Los Angeles over the weekend, CBS Carter Evans with the latest so many are asking how a man of peace could have died so violently. Bishop David O'Connell was gunned down inside his home where he lived alone. The person of interest was identified as Carlos Medina, Medina is the husband of bishop O'Connell's housekeeper. That was LA county sheriff Robert Luna. A study by UCLA's law school finds that early on during the pandemic, thousands more people died of COVID in the America's jails and prisons than initially thought assistant professor Aaron lippmann. It hit prisons very hard in part because social distancing was not really meaningfully possible in these facilities where people are packed in close quarters, infection rates were really high. Almost 6200 people died in prisons in the U.S. in 2020, an increase of almost 50% over the previous year. And earthquake struck the border region of turkey and Syria on Monday, just two weeks after the area was devastated by two quakes that have caused the deaths of more than 47,000 people. Those quakes damaged or destroyed hundreds of thousands of homes, Monday's quake had a 6.4 magnitude. This is CBS News. Business owners, general steel can help save you thousands by owning your own custom design buildings, call 8 8 8 98 steel or visit general steel dot com. It's 1203 Tuesday, February 21st, 2023, it's 52° some of us dropping into low 40s. Good morning, I'm rich hunter, the top local stories we're following this hour. More trains are coming to metro's red line starting today, trains will be coming by every 8 minutes on the busiest days of the weeks. Metro says that's Tuesdays today, Wednesdays and Thursdays, trains will still come by every 8 minutes on Monday and Friday during the morning and evening rush, but to only come by every ten minutes at all other times until 9 o'clock. Metro says it's hiring and training more rail operators after a shortage caused by the pandemic, and it's working toward bringing back more of those newer 7000 series trains. A teenager is dead in Montgomery county police say they want help finding the man who shot him on a metro bus Friday evening. A 19 year old riding in the back of a metro bus never walked off of it. Montgomery county police say justice Elliott was sitting in the back of the bus when another man with a gun wearing all black and a black face mask got on board and confronted him. After a verbal fight police say the man pulled out a handgun and shot Elliot in front of other passengers. The metro driver pulled over on lockwood drive near the white oak shopping center in Silver Spring. Police say Elliot had been removed from the bus when they arrived and lifesaving measures failed. Police want to hear from anyone that was on that bus or who know more about the shooting. Megan clover, a WTO news. It's 1205. Family and friends are remembering a Silver Spring woman who died when her apartment building caught fire early Saturday morning. These are DS says his family is heartbroken by the loss of his daughter 25 year old Melanie Diaz, who died after a fire broke out at the arrive Silver Spring apartment complex in downtown Silver Spring on Saturday morning. He told our news partners at NBC for the Melanie lived on the 11th floor of the building. As for her, was her tongue and we had to respect her. Melanie was a Georgetown graduate who worked at the Aspen institute focusing on climate issues, Greg Garcia's executive director of the nonprofit's energy and environment program. He says she accomplished so much in her all too brief time on the planet and that she was also a caring person who would go out of her way to comfort others during difficult times and that she'll be terribly missed. Mike Murillo WTO news
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"Actor Richard belzer, also known as munch on SVU, has died. CBS News correspondent. Matt piper has a look back. Richard belzer, the comedian and actor best known for his role as detective John munch on the Law & Order franchise has died See, that's my problem in life. CBS News has learned he died surrounded by family in the South of France. He played that detective role on homicide life on the street from 1993 to 1999. He then continued the role on the Law & Order series, appearing in the show's first episode in 1993. Law & Order: Special Victims Unit debuted in 1999 with bells are starring role lasting until 2016 a whopping 326 episodes. Richard belzer was 78. Mack piper, CBS News, a local zoo that's had some hard times, is reopening and the new local owner has lots of new ideas. We just installed our billboard and we're gonna put lights on it. Part of the new nova wild in Reston is a self drive safari. I went along with new owner, Tara Campbell lucier. Coming here as a kid, and then bringing my children, I have four children, bringing them when they were little, and then coming back here, which is something I never, ever planned on. It definitely is like the movie Matt Damon. We bought a zoo giraffes died in a fire here two years ago under the previous owners. Lucia says the animals come first, and they have new vets and an animal welfare expert on staff. Kyle Cooper, WTO news. New paid leave legislation requiring Illinois employers to give workers time off based on hours work to be used for any reason is ready for action by governor JB pritzker who says he will sign the measure, requiring paid vacation is rare in the U.S., only Maine and Nevada have similar laws. 14 states and the district require that employers offer paid sick leave, although employees may use it for health only use it that is for health related issues. What sets Illinois new measure parties at workers won't have to explain the reason for their absence, as long as they provide proper notice. And the Environmental Protection Agency is reaffirming the basis for a role that requires significant reductions in mercury and other harmful pollutants from power plants. The announcement reverses a move late in the former president Donald Trump's administration to roll back emissions standards, the EPA says it's found appropriate and necessary to regulate emissions of toxic air pollution under the clean air act. Coal fired power plants are the largest single man-made source of mercury pollutants, which enter the food chain through fish and other items that people consume. The finding puts back into place air quality protections enacted when president Obama was in office. It's 1155
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"The item, and even arrest. Matt piper, CBS News. Coming up after traffic and weather, the top stories we're following for you this hour, three shootings left three people dead in the district this weekend, we get the latest on those investigations, the U.S. shoots down a Chinese balloon off the Carolina coast, calling it part of a surveillance operation, but China says otherwise, stay with WTO for more on these stories and just minutes. It is 9 48. Traffic and weather on the 8 starting with married to pomp and the traffic center. All right, thanks, Liz, and we're starting with the beltway, our crash is still happening, but getting a little better all the time. If you're on the outer loop of the beltway, you've passed in Connecticut avenue. That's where you hit the brakes at exit 33 slowly rolling around the curve and toward three 55, only the left lane block they've consolidated most of the accident to the left shoulder we still have one emergency response unit there. So around the curve, left lane block, that becomes your breakaway, nothing else reported in your lanes of the beltway, but inner loop, it was the ramp to George avenue south, the first at the Cloverleaf, listeners told us they had closed that ramp. They were clearing brush, you could access the second ramp at the clover leaf, so plan ahead if they do open the ramp to go south, you would stay to the left to get by. That's it. Now the outer loop on the Virginia side are disabled vehicle is along the right side now with the help truck behind it, not a official help truck, but help there on the outer loop right at the express lane split just after you pass that before the toll road watching the right side and you know the drill vehicle stopped on the shoulder, be sure to move over for safety. On 95 from Springfield to Fredericksburg, all rolling well, the greatest part of a Sunday Liz is when the crash is cleared, which it did southbound and spottsylvania, mile marker one 21. The crash is gone, the delay goes away quickly. For over 35 years in the DMV Greenberg and betterment has helped tens of thousands of clients who've been heard in auto accidents or victims of medical malpractice visit GB lawyers dot com and feel better. Mary de pump at WTP tracker. Not a storm team four meteorologist Ryan Miller. We've lost the Arctic air and as a result with wins out of the south. We're going to get close to 50° this afternoon, mostly
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"It is our belief that this was an intentional act. And so we have started a criminal investigation. Matt piper, CBS News. When you think about the destination wedding, you might picture yourself, say, tying the knot on the white sand, beautiful beaches of Hawaii, right? But it turns out, actually, Orlando, Florida is the best place in the U.S. to get married. That's according to a new wallet hub study out this week. The factors average wedding cost includes available venues nearby vendors, number two on the list, no surprise to get married. It would be Las Vegas, the closest city believe it or not to our area in the top 20 is Richmond, Virginia, which comes in. We're told at 19 on that list, the study finds that D.C. has the most event planners per CAPiTA though in the entire country. Among the top stories we're following for you on WTO, this early hour. D.C. government employee is arrested formally this week in the killing of 13 year old Quran Blake, Virginia schools are being shorted by 200 million bucks due to a state education funding mistake and the Senate in Richmond fix it some answers to that coming up and drug overdose concerns locally on both sides of the Potomac will look at what is going on and those in charge and how they're responding to this. They would double TOP. 103.5 FM and WTO dot com. Wednesday morning, WWE first at three 48, traffic at the 8s, over to rich on her in the double DTP traffic center. All right, do you want to be careful as you venture out this morning we do have snow falling throughout the area for the most part, it's not sticking on the roads because the road surface immediately around the district area around the D.C. metro are still above freezing, but a little further north and west to go, you have to be careful because some of the road surfaces are starting to drop below freezing and some of the snow is covering some of the road surface so you definitely want to be careful areas to be careful and western loud and Clark county Frederick county and Virginia, portions of fog here, county as well, and even further south of that culpepper county. If you're traveling in Maryland, Frederick county, Carroll county starting to see some snowfall, and then the far of western counties of Allegheny and Gary county, those are areas where snow has been falling for quite some time. So again, just be careful, especially on the bridges ramps and overpasses early. Now, headed toward the district, southbound on the Baltimore Washington Parkway crash remains, as you go over top of U.S. 50 again, all lanes are blocked there, traffic that was stopped behind the crash has been released along the right side so that it just about cleared out, but everyone else coming down the Parkway is going to be diverted to go inbound on New York avenue, west Ben on U.S. 50, as a result. Now, if you're on 50, either east or westbound, you can go south onto D.C. two 95, this ramps are open and you do get on beyond the crash so no worries there. Rich hunter WTO traffic. Tracking areas of rain and snow right now on storm team four radar that will move on through the area could be some minor accumulation on grassy surfaces, maybe on your car and on rooftops and trees, but most of the roads should be A-okay. The exception could be north and west of the city where we could see some bridges and
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"Ad council. Astronaut Edwin Buzz Aldrin has gotten married. CBS Matt piper has the story. Buzz Aldrin, who made history along with Neil Armstrong as the first humans to set foot on the surface of the moon, says the wedding took place Friday, which was his 93rd birthday. His marriage to doctor Anka Fowler, who currently serves as the executive vice president of Buzz Aldrin ventures, marks the fourth time that the NASA spaceman has we D on July 20th, 1969, Apollo astronauts Armstrong and Aldrin made their historic walk on the lunar surface, filling a vow by the late president John F. Kennedy to send a manned crew to the moon and safely return them to earth. Matt piper, CBS News. Another milestone in space was made last week. The first Native American woman in space ventured out on her first spacewalk. NASA astronaut Nicole Mann was joined by Japanese colleague, another first time spacewalker. They installed support struts and brackets for solar panels on the International Space Station. Linda canyon, CBS News. Did you know you can get your perspective? Chicago's news traffic and weather station, news radio one O 5 9 and W VM news radio dot com. Good morning, and thank you for joining us. It's Sunday January 22nd. It's a snowy start to the day. I'm my Martinez, the snow will be sticking with us most of the day could see a light coating in some places to an accumulation of maybe an inch, heading to a high of just 36° today. Right now in Chicago, it's 31° with
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"In Ventura county, California, the sheriff's office in DA say they won't file sexual misconduct charges against an elite private high school because dozens of victims couldn't be found or wouldn't cooperate. Most cases date back to the 60s, the statute of limitations has expired. Let's finally legal and available in New York. You're going to get four 20 p.m., those 21 and up will legally be able to buy recreational marijuana a thirst in New York State. It's run by housing works, a city based nonprofit fighting aids and homelessness. CEO Charles king says they expect long lines on the first day. Everything from wrapped to pre repped flower to edibles, proceeds will go directly back into the nonprofit. Currently, cannabis sellers aren't paying taxes. We'll be paying taxes to the city to the state and to the federal government. Legalizing cannabis and bringing in a regulated market is a way to improve the system overall for everyone. Matt piper, CBS News, New York. And I'm Peter king, CBS News. It's two O 5 at the Bay Area's news station, K CBS, The Rain has arrived good morning. I'm Peter Finch. Here's what's happening. With another day of massive flight cancellations, thousands of passengers remain stranded by Southwest Airlines more from kcbs Jim Taylor. Say you are one of those unfortunate stranded by a Southwest cancellation. For now, give up on Southwest. Clint Henderson, senior news editor at the points guy. I would rebook myself on a competing airline. I would keep receipts of every single thing you have had every cost you've had to incur during this meltdown. And what does southwest doing to address some of those issues? Set up a page where you can submit receipts for extra costs that you've incurred and will be really pressuring southwest over the coming weeks and months to make sure they're reimbursing passengers for the disruptions. But bigger picture, longer term, can southwest win back consumer confidence after this fiasco. The southwest sticks to its word and will reimburse for quote unquote reasonable expenses. If all those people are made right, I think that will help repair some of the damage. But I think you're already starting to see political pressure on southwest to do some things that maybe didn't want to do before. Like interline with other airlines to better accommodate stranded passengers, Jim Taylor. There was one Southwest flight headed for the Bay Area that did get off the ground Tuesday only to turn back about two hours into a 5 hour flight. Southwest says the flight from Honolulu to Oakland returned to Honolulu because of a conflict between two customers that caused a disturbance the flight was rescheduled for yesterday it isn't clear if the passengers were given accommodations. The airline craziness of the past few days is only added to the price of airline tickets. Jennifer Hodges says some experts think that's more than likely what we can expect in the
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"Matte piper, CBS News. Americans apparently are betting a lot of money on the World Cup. CNBC reports Americans plan to bed almost $2 billion in the men's soccer tournament. Now this is the first tournament since the Supreme Court's decision to end the federal ban on sports betting in 2018 and allowed a growing list of states to legalize it and estimated 132 million now live in states or sports betting is legal compared with just 10 million during the last World Cup four years ago. No shortage of places in our region to watch all the tournament action. If you're looking for a place to catch the World Cup, DuPont circle will be packed with large screens and plenty of entertainment. This city is absolutely packed with soccer fans. Aaron Denise, president of DuPont festival, his organization has put together soccer in the circle out at DuPont for years. This year they'll be plenty of Welsh cake and coffee, a DJ in souvenir seeds from RFK stadium. Your best bet will be to take the metro to DuPont circle station. Monday's watch parties starts at 9 a.m.. We're just thrilled to be able to have a little slice of the World Cup in DuPont circle back again. We'll certainly be back in DuPont circle in 2026, no matter what happens. Melissa, Howell WTO penis. A big award for a long time D.C. and national media figure. Maury Povich is now a member of the JCC greater Washington sports Hall of Fame. He was inducted Saturday at a ceremony in Rockville, but it wasn't for his time on TV in D.C. or for his nationally syndicated talk show. Rather, it was for his talents as an amateur golfer. He won the woodmont country club championship 5 times and was a regular on the celebrity golf circuit. Maury Povich is 83 years old now. He grew up in Montgomery county, he retired from TV back in March. Maurice married to retired newscaster Connie Chung and the son of legendary Washington Post sports columnist, Shirley povich. Coming up on WTO commanders hold their lead and actually defeated the Texans today, Ben raby joined us in sports with all the highlights. It's four 43
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"Senate with 15 Republicans joining all 50 Democrats in voting for the Bill, more from CBS's Matt piper. House speaker Nancy Pelosi says the house will vote on the gun bills sometime Friday. Democrats do hold a slim majority in the House, so assuming it passes, they will then send it to the president's desk for his signature. The bill has expanded background checks and what's called a boyfriend loophole where convicted domestic violence offenders are denied guns if they have a current or past continuing series relationship of a romantic or intimate nature with their victim. The Supreme Court has struck down a New York State law that restricted who could obtain a permit to carry a concealed gun in public. Jeff Nguyen reports now on what that means for California, which has a similar law. Of California's 58 counties 37 already grant permits simply if an applicant requested for self defense. The other 21 counties, including Los Angeles, have tighter standards. For example, requiring applicants to demonstrate that they have business related or professional risks that justify them being armed. Former Justice Department officials told a January 6th investigating committee about how then president Trump pressured them to help him overturn the presidential election. Former acting attorney general Jeffrey Rosen and his deputy explained why they refused. But I did not want for the Department of Justice to be put in a posture where it would be doing things that were not consistent with the truth. Despite that, he says the president persisted threatening to fire him and his team, another revelation several Republican congressmen asked for presidential pardons for their roles in trying to help Trump. CBS Linda kenyon, health groups are applauding the FDA's decision to block E cigarette maker Juul from selling its products in the U.S. Katie McMahon of the American Cancer Society. We have the real world evidence that for years Jules products were sold with appealing flavors, massive doses of nicotine, slick youth oriented marketing campaigns all for the purpose of enticing kids to a lifetime of addiction. Federal transportation safety investigators had been on the scene of a helicopter crash in Logan county West Virginia that claimed the life of all 6 people on board. Lin Spencer at the national transportation safety board. The flight had been airborne for
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"Been checking in with drivers Here in Chicago gas prices have surged more than 20 cents per gallon in the last week at four 80 a gallon some drivers say they've had it Not good not good at all Personally glad I worked from home most days Try to walk more places I'm not going to go through this anymore but I can find me a nice truck that that's affordable And I'm going to go let you For those who use diesel that is at a new record at 5 54 per gallon President Biden is expected to lay out his plan to fight inflation as investors brace for the possibility of another volatile trading day Stock futures are higher after the S&P fell to its lowest level in more than a year yesterday more from CBS Matt piper Treasury secretary Janet Yellen says the turbulence may continue in prepared remarks she'll give today to the Senate banking committee the former fed chair says there is potential for continued volatility as the world continues dealing with the coronavirus pandemic and the war in Ukraine In Ukraine President zelensky says history will hold Vladimir Putin responsible for the war in his country the latest strike the southern port of Odessa where Russian forces bombed a shopping mall and a warehouse today Ukrainian officials say one person was killed 5 wounded A suspected murderer is back in jail in Alabama this morning and the corrections official who set him free ten days ago is dead Police say Vicki white shot herself as police in Indiana moved in Lauderdale county Alabama sheriff Rick singleton.
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"Matte piper in New York The sound of workers looking through the rubble for survivors in Ukraine Russia is actually calling on Ukraine to hold fire so that people can flee the port city of mariupol which has been decimated this week CBS Tom Hanson While Russia is also bombarding civilian sites nationwide Ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky tells CNN he remains ready to negotiate If the east attempts fail That would mean That this is a third World War Ukrainian authorities say more devastation came to Mario after Russian forces bombed an art school where some 400 residents had taken shelter Back here Ukrainian Americans are doing what they can to raise money for the war torn country That includes Tennessee Olivia Michael reports Lunch goers flocked to east Nashville Two salads two borscht for a taste of Eastern Europe I know most people have never had any of these kinds of dishes So we want to really introduce ourselves See it as more than just a conflict on TV Bring it a little closer to home You have mikaela transformed his poke restaurant into a pop up Ukrainian market Anything on tip over there is going to be going straight to charity as well Raising money for the place he once called home The first black woman nominated to the Supreme Court goes before the Senate Judiciary Committee in the morning The path to confirmation seems clear for 51 year old kanti Brown Jackson a federal judge for the past 9 years I haven't made a final decision as to how I'm going to vote Senate minority leader Mitch McConnell on face the nation And by the way she'll be treated much better than Democrats are typically treated Republican nominees.
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Former NBA Star Cedric Ceballos Battling COVID-19: 'My Fight Is Not Done'
"For prayers after spending several days in the hospital battling Covid 19 former NBA players. Cedric Ceballos has spent the last 11 days hospitalized in an intensive care unit with Covid 19, he announced on Twitter. The 52 year old is asking his friends and family for prayers while sharing a photo of him with breathing tubes. On August 27th, the former NBA star first announced he had contracted Covid on Instagram, forcing him to cancel a scheduled meet and greet At the time, he told fans he was at home after a hospital visit and was hopeful for a quick recovery. Matt Piper, CBS News
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"I'm Matt Piper in New York. A new phase in the fight against Covid 19 is set to be announced tomorrow by the president. Correspondent. Stephen Important Way, The White House says the president will lay out a multi pronged strategy in his speech. There are six steps the president announcing there will be new components. But to avoid getting ahead of her boss, press secretary Jen Psaki was intentionally vague. Some of that will be related to access to testing. Some will be related to mandates sake, says vaccine mandates on federal employees and Mr Biden's encouragement that private employers follow suit. Have led to an uptick in vaccinations. Stephen Portnoy CBS News the White House, It was a confrontation that went viral stop. Go ahead. Oh, Wonderful O The arrest of Karen Garner in Loveland, Colorado, a 73 year old woman with dementia who was roughed up and arrested by police. The city has just agreed to pay her $3 million. Her daughter, Alyssa, This is justice for my mom. That officer has been charged with the secondary assault in the arrest. The Supreme Court is planning an in person return. The Supreme Court says it will resume in person oral arguments when it begins a new term. In October, the justices will return to the marble courtroom. More than a year and a half after in person sessions were halted because of the coronavirus. Audio of the remote oral arguments was streamed life instead. The upcoming courtroom sessions, however, will remain closed to the public with a live audio feed offered. Steve Dorsey. CBS News Washington Oversees the secretary of state tells Afghan kids at the U. S will take them in with open arms correspondent Cami McCormick Secretary Blinken told the young Afghans. The U. S will welcome them their communities that you're going to find in.
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MTV Turns 40 Years Old
"Is 40 years old Today. CBS is Matt Piper has a look back When MTV debuted 40 years ago. Most thought it would fail TV I want my That was the jingle and boy, did it not fail. It was the play. For people to go to watch their favorite stars start music videos, and that was the first one ever play on MTV. The Buggles video killed the radio Star radio. MTV also made household names of hosts like Carson Daly and Kurt Loder, who would come on with news updates. Oh, I'm Kurt Loder with an MTV news brief these now also known for reality TV like the Real World in Jersey Shore. MTV, though, will always be the place for what it stands for Music television. I want my MTV Matt Piper CBS NEWS. It's
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Late Rapper DMX Honored in Memorial
"And family pay their final respects to rapper DMX, a memorial service held Sunday for close family and friends of DEA. Max. It followed a closed funeral service Saturday for the rapper Real name Earl Simmons, who died earlier this month after spending about a week on life support. DMX is influence and impact resonated in the streets of New York. Throughout the weekend, DEA Max, who was 50 leaves behind a fiance and 15 Children. Matt Piper. CBS NEWS New YORK fashion designer Alber Alba's has died. He was a
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Ted Nugent Tests Positive for COVID-19 After Calling Pandemic a ‘Hoax'
"Has denied covert 19 was a thing, and now he has it. He's called it not a real pandemic stuffed up head body aches. My God continues to call it the China virus. I literally could hardly crawl out of bed and has pushed anti vaccine conspiracy theories I have had Flu symptoms for the last 10 days, But singer Ted Nugent changed his tune on Facebook live when he announced all those symptoms thought I was dying. And then this was officially tested positive for coded 19. Today, the 72 year old says he will still not get a covert 19 vaccine haven't taken the vaccine. Nobody knows what's in it. Matt Piper CBS News It's 1
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Biden's Dog Major to Get More Training After Two Nipping Incidents
"For one of President Biden's dogs After some high profile incidents we get details from CBS is Matt Piper, President Biden's younger dog Major is set to receive more training to help him become more acquainted with living in the White House. First lady Jill Biden's office says majors private training is set to take place off site. In the Washington D C area and is expected to last a few weeks. The three year old German shepherd rescue along with champ the first family's older dog, joined the president and first lady at the White House soon after the inauguration. But major has not adjusted so well, causing a minor injury to someone in early March that nipping someone later in the month. Back
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North Korea Says It Won't Participate In Tokyo Olympics
"Announced that it will not join the Summer Olympics in Tokyo, citing concerns over the coronavirus. It would be the first time North Korea has declined to participate in an Olympics since it boycott of the soul Games in 1988. South Korea's government has expressed disappointment over losing the chance to restart contacts with Kim Jong UN's regime on the sidelines of the Games. North Korea's seclusion has deepened during the pandemic, which led it to close its borders. The country claims to be completely free of covert 19. Experts are deeply skeptical Matt Piper
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Tokyo Olympics: North Korea to skip Games over Covid-19 fears
"Announced that it will not join the Summer Olympics in Tokyo, citing concerns over the coronavirus. It would be the first time North Korea has declined to participate in an Olympics since it boycott of the soul Games in 1988. South Korea's government has expressed disappointment over losing the chance to restart contacts with Kim Jong UN's regime on the sidelines of the Games. North Korea's seclusion has deepened during the pandemic, which led it to close its borders. The country claims to be completely free of covert 19. Experts are deeply skeptical Matt Piper
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University of Phoenix students to get $50 million in refunds
"Refunds going out to students of an online university. CBS is Matt Piper explains why thousands of University of Phoenix students will split nearly $50 million in tuition refunds because they were allegedly learned into enrolling in the four profit school by deceptive advertisements. The Federal Trade Commission says the money will go to more than 147,000. Phoenix students. Who enrolled at the University of Phoenix between October 2012 and December 2016 paid more than $5000 in tuition and continue to have student death. Students who get their refund via PayPal have 30 days to accept the money. People will get mailed checks should deposit them within 90 days.
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'The Hottest Ticket in Social Media': Trump Plots His Comeback
"What is former President Trump up to these days? But we're hearing that there's a major focus on social media. Former President Trump is looking to launch his own social media platform in the months ahead. I do think that we're going to see President Trump returning to social media and probably about two or three months here with his own platform, senior advisor Jason Miller on the Fox News show. Media Buzz. This is something I think will be the hottest ticket. Social media is gonna completely redefined the game and everybody is gonna be waiting and watching to see what exactly President Trump does, but it will be his own platform, Miller says. It will be big. Mr. Trump was permanently banned from his preferred platform of Twitter in January but has been sending tweet like statements from his office to reporters. Matt Piper CBS
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'The Talk' goes on hiatus after Sharon Osbourne defends Piers Morgan - NBC News
"Hiatus after an on air blow up last week. It was a talk that got heated last week. I feel even like I'm about to be put in the electric chair because I have a friend and now the CBS daytime talk show. The talk is on hiatus for a couple days this week as the network conducts an internal review into an exchange between hosts Sharon Osborne and Cheryl Underwood. After Osborne defended her friend Piers Morgan over his Meghan Markle remarks. I'm asking you again on, Don't try and cry because if anyone should be crying, it should be me. That was Wednesday. By Friday, Osborne took to Twitter to issue an apology. Matt Piper CBS News Coming up in money
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CBS News poll: Americans see better days ahead in pandemic and economy
"CBS news poll out today shows optimism when it comes to how Americans are feeling as we see better days ahead in the pandemic. Ah, specially when it comes to the economy, the poll finds 67% of Americans think President Biden is doing a good job while 32% say he is not Though exhausted from the yearlong pandemic, confidence about containing the outbreak is hitting new highs. The manager of surveys, Fred Backus, says many see their futures differently. Some Americans think their lives will be changed in some ways permanently. As a result of the outbreak, nearly half 47% think how they spend their free time will never be quite the same again and about four in 10 say there will be lasting changes in their relationships with other people, how they view their politics and the way they do their jobs. Matt Piper CBS
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Americans see better days ahead in pandemic and economy
"Out today shows optimism when it comes to how Americans are feeling as we see better days ahead in the pandemic, especially when it comes to the economy, the poll finds 67% of Americans think President Biden is doing a good job while 32% say he is not Though exhausted from the yearlong pandemic, confidence about containing the outbreak is hitting new highs. The manager of surveys, Fred Backus, says many see their futures differently. Some Americans think their lives will be changed in some ways permanently. As a result of the outbreak, nearly half 47% think how they spend their free time will never be quite the same again and about four in 10 say there will be lasting changes in their relationships with other people, how they view their politics and the way they do their jobs. Matt Piper
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Former White House press secretary Kayleigh McEnany joins Fox News
"Press secretary has a new job. CBS is Matt Piper with the details. Kayleigh Mcenany, former President Trump's press secretary, is joining Fox News. Fox owes Harris Faulkner with the announcement Tuesday morning. It is my distinct pleasure today to welcome Kayleigh mcenany to the Fox family. We will be seeing much more of her in the future Knock in 80 will be an on air contributor. In her first interview since leaving the White House, she told Faulkner that she does not believe Mr Trump is responsible for the January 6th capital Riots back in 80 had a similar role is on air contributor on CNN leading up to the 2016 election. Matt
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Prince Harry compares 'unbelievably tough' royal split to Diana's experience in Oprah interview
"One with the ex Roils and Oprah Prince Harry is comparing his split from the royal family to his mother, Princess Diana's own experience nearly 30 years ago. In a preview of CBS is Oprah and Meghan and Harry, A prime time special. The Duke of Sussex says he fears history repeating itself. I can't begin to imagine what it must have been like for her. Going through this process by herself all those years ago because it is being unbelievably tough for the two of us, but at least we have each other. Diana died in a car crash in 1997, the highly anticipated to our exclusive primetime Special airs Sunday night from 8 to 10, eastern Matt Piper CBS News at 6, 35 and News
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3rd accuser comes forward against New York Governor Cuomo
"Of offensive behavior by New York Governor Andrew Cuomo is Matt Piper. Reports at a ruse claims Andrew Cuomo went in and asked her for a kiss during a wedding reception in September. 2019. Now 33 Year old is the third woman to publicly accused Cuomo of offensive behavior and the first who had not worked as a state government employee. Calls for Cuomo to resign are intensifying. He has said his actions were misinterpreted. Dow
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Toro recalls snow blowers due to amputation hazard
"Record for much of the country buried in snow. Now is not the time to learn your snow blowers been recalled. The Toro Snow thrower poses an amputation hazard. Injuries have yet been reported. The snow blowers were sold in stores and online at Home Depot and Ace Hardware through last month. And costs. $1200 reporter Matt Piper says contact unauthorized Toro
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Meghan Markle and Prince Harry to Sit Down with Oprah in a Primetime Interview
"In the World is about to sit down for an interview with Oprah on the heels of Prince Harry and wife Megan, announcing they're expecting his second child, CBS says announced that Oprah Winfrey will sit down with the pair for a prime time special next month. CBS says it will cover everything with Meghan Markle from stepping into life as a royal marriage, motherhood, philanthropy and, more later, Oprah and Meghan will be joined by Prince Harry as they speak about their recent move to the U. S and their future hopes and dreams. 90 minutes Special air on CBS on Sunday March 7th Matt Piper
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Recent ‘Jeopardy’ Champion Dies Following Surgery Complications
"Are emerging about the recent death of a young jeopardy. Contestant. Here's more from CBS is Matt Piper Jeopardy. Contestant Brayden Smith was just 24. He died this past week, according to a tweet by his mom. He had been a champion competitors during Alex Trebek's final episodes as host The Las Vegas review journals as Smith died after suffering health complications following an operation Smith was planning to attend law school with aspirations of becoming an attorney for the U. S government. His obituary said he was looking forward to competing in the show's tournament of champions. He won nearly $116,000 during his record five day winning streak. That
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"It burned down last night video on social media showing flames Just tearing through that entire building, even spreading for a time to the fire department, which was right next door. There is apparently damaged at the fire department as well. Fire crews from other northern New Hampshire towns came in to help route to was close for a time is Cruz tried to knock this fire down? Thankfully, nobody was heard the Select board those says the building is a complete loss. As of now, no word on what started that fire. 7 49, west of Boston State police the FAA. Several local agencies converge just west of Worcester today after a small plane crash in Leicester, this happen in the field right off Moose Hill Road. Authorities now say four people were on board that plane. We don't know about any injuries right now. No word from officials on that. The Worcester Telegram tonight is reporting at least three people were apparently able to get out of the plane on their own. That is certainly good news. It is not a choice. The CDC now requires you to put a face mask on when you get on a plane. CBS is Matt Piper reports. Thousands have already been banned from flying for not wearing it during an Alaska Airlines flight from Washington, D. C to Seattle in early January. Number of passengers refused to wear masks and harassed crewmembers, the airline said. In response, Alaska band 14 of the passengers on that flight just some of her growing number of disruptive passengers airlines are putting on their no fly lists the lists compiled by individual airlines different from the federal no fly list, which aims the block suspected terrorists. Has swelled to more than 3000 people. Most flight bands will last until those masked policies are suspended at the end of the pandemic. Matt Piper CBS news and it's 7 50 punks. Itani Phil says, Yeah, they're still six weeks left of winter, but we have a surefire sign of spring to report..
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"Bye indeed calm a Matt Piper in New York. Bold action is needed to dig the country out of the current economic crisis. So says President Biden, on his second full day in office president says a lot of America is hurting. We have the tools to help people. Such use the tools Well, you used him now, Mr Biden signed two executive orders more names to expand access to food stamps and ensure Americans who didn't earn enough to file a tax return can still get the relief payments there. Do Another requires federal contractors to pay at least a $15 an hour minimum wage. The president is leaning on Congress to pass a $2 trillion package that he says would speed up a return to full employment. Stephen Portnoy. CBS NEWS The White House, The first African American defense secretary has been sworn in more from our camera. McCormack Boyd Alston tweeted. Let's get to work that includes a covert briefing to discuss vaccine distribution and getting an intelligence briefing, The retired general told Congress he is fully aware he is now a political appointee, a civilian and his Cabinet member status requires a different perspective. From a career in uniforms. British Prime Minister Boris Johnson is out with this warning today about that new strain of covert 19. In addition to spreading more quickly, it also now appears that there is some evidence. The new variant. The very that was first identified in London and the Southeast may be associated with a higher degree off mortality. British officials say they are confident that the vaccines that have been authorized for use against covert 19 will be effective against this new strain. Senate Majority Leader Mitch Chuck Schumer, now dropping this impeachment bomb today. I've spoken to Speaker Pelosi, who won for me. That the articles will be delivered to the Senate on Monday that strikes a blow to now minority leader Mitch McConnell, who was hoping for the trial to start next month. In order to give Mr Trump time to mount his defense. The passing of a baseball giant Hank Aaron has died at the age of 86. Hank Aaron's iconic moment came in April 1974 with millions watching on national TV. Aaron broke Babe Ruths legendary.
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"His second impeachment trial is still pretty much up in the air ABC. Cecilia Vega Love reports, Mr Trump's attorney and one of his top allies won't be defending him. His personal lawyer, Rudy Giuliani, spotted at the White House over the weekend. Said he was working on the case. But overnight Giuliani now telling ABC News he won't be on the president's legal team. After all, saying his role in the rally before the riot makes him a witness again. That was ABC. Cecilia Vega and a trial could begin as early as this Wednesday. Twitter going after another politician for spreading false information, Let's find out more from CBS is Matt Piper Twitter over the weekend temporarily suspended the account of Marjorie Taylor Greene, the Republican congressman from Georgia. Who's expressed racist views and support for Cuban on conspiracy theories online. The 46 year old businesswoman political newcomer was elected to represent Georgia's 14th district in November. She's gained large followings on social media, in part by posting incendiary videos and comments and is also embraced cute on the far right US conspiracy theory. A statement from our team on Sunday included Screenshots from Twitter, which appeared to show the company informing the Congress woman she had violated its rules and would be prohibited from interacting on Twitter for 12 hours. Matt Piper CBS News The Animal Rescue League Air L is Building a new 22,500 square foot facility in debt, um, to better carry out its mission. The animal Welfare organization was founded in 18 99 and broke ground on a $16.5 million project near its current dead and facility and hoping to complete it next fall. That building will feature a new garage for the organization's mobile medical outreach unit. Also a training center for animals and their caregivers and new Office space that will allow the organization to centralize its program managers in one location. Thea Organization.
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"Doing a horrible thing for our country and to our country and I believe it's going to be a catastrophic mistake for them. They're dividing and divisive and they're showing something that I've been predicting for a long time. I've been predicting it for a long time, and people didn't act on it. But I think Big tech has made a terrible mistake and very, very bad for our country Once The media giant says it is still taking on posts and users spreading the Q and on conspiracy theory. Witter says it suspended more than 70,000 accounts associated with the far right Cuban on conspiracy theory following last week's U. S. Capitol riot. Another move to tamp down on the conspiracy theories. Facebook also says it's removed content with these stop the steel phrase to quote stop misinformation content that could incite further violence during these next few weeks. Given recent events, Twitter says, it's taking action against online behavior that has the potential to lead toe offline harm. In many cases, a single individual operated numerous Que non linked accounts, driving up the total number of affected accounts. Matt Piper, CBS News former police officer, accused in George Floyd's death will be tried a lone separate from the other three officers who were involved, a district court judge says Derrick Shoving will stand trial March 8th in Minneapolis, The other three Charge will be tried together in August ruling comes after prosecutors expressed concerns that the trial could become a coronavirus Super spreader event. The N Y P D is anti discrimination chief is retiring while on unpaid suspension after allegations he posted racist messages on a chat board. Deputy Inspector James Coppola's denied that he is the person behind racist post using vulgar nicknames for black public figures, including President Obama. But the City Council's oversight division links the former head of the NYPD is equal Employment Opportunity Division by matching up hints from his personal and professional biographies With post under the pseudonym Close. Oh, Of Coppola's convicted of his departmental trial, He could be fired but would keep his pension unless convicted of a felony. Allison Keyes, CBS News, also in New York, a Republican candidate for Staten Island borough president. Is apologizing for her language out of pandemic protest Last year, Leticia Amaro, who worked for Congresswoman Nicole Mallia, Takis turned on her Facebook live button as she attended a rally against the indoor dining band and shouted So the whole world could hear her to stand up for our rights..