narrator: not anne, they thought. not anne.stration, not the kind of thing anne would do, was it? >>> coming up. >> she was very kind and very well-liked, and i think when it came out in the public, she is charged with homicide, that is a very big gasp and a very small town. >> had detectives made a massive mistake? >> i was leading a charge up the mountain that you have got the wrong person. >> when dateline continues. (vo) welcome to lobsterfest. is your party ready? ready to tango with tails on tails on tails? try lobster lover's dream with two lobster tails and lobster & shrimp linguini. it's one of ten next-level lobster creations. but lobsterfest won't last, so hurry in. emergen-c crystals pop and fizz when you throw them back. and who doesn't love a good throwback? ( ♪♪ ) ( ♪♪ ) emergen-c crystals. >>> and richard louis with a news update. president biden and first lady, joe biden express condolences after two u.s. national guard members in boulder patrol agents were killed year a rio grande city in texas. the third guar

ann ray has a restraining order against him.'s accused behind of repeatedly showing up at her doorstep at her home in the presidio. durgin has admitted to violating her restraining order in the past. >> do you think he'll be back at your front door? >> oh, 100%. of course. we all know he will. >> are you worried he may try to hurt you? >> yeah, of course i am. and so are people who care about me. >> joining us now is our senior investigator, bigad shaban, who has been following this story for years. we talk with you it seems every six months about this guy. why is he being released this time? >> he's actually being incarcerated right now in san francisco county jail. he's been in jail since december, and it all stems from a probation violation that was set for an unrelated crime. frankly prosecutors at the d.a.'s office say their hands are tied. durgin has served the maximum amount of time allowed for that kind of offense, and so he's being set free. >> so the law states that he's done his time. he's being set free. did i get th

the developers asked anne if she wanted to swap lots. how far was the lot that they wanted to swap with you? >> it's right next door. >> reporter: but anne says she identified the land she wanted. she said it's just been one thing on top of the other. she went back to her property last month. she said she noticed doors and windows of the house were open -- and there was poop on the floor in the hallway bathroom. i was like, this is so disgusting. >> reporter: so, she built a fence around the house. the developers sued a number of people, including anne. the developer's attorney says the primary claim is against pj's construction. as for anne, this has all been incredibly frustrating. >> of course, it feels like a big injustice, right? >> reporter: so now, we're going to have to see if a judge can help unravel this half million dollar mistake. that is what the house is worth. anne wanted to build a home on this lot like we mentioned, but this is not the house she envisioned. garvin? >> wild sorry. thank you, jocelyn. >>> ftx founder sam b

at saint ann's, workers created and planted several gardens. the students helped select native plants , which will be grown in special soil. >> they will bring in specially engineered soil called bio retention soil which is a mixture of different types of compost materials and sand that allow the storm water to flow through it quickly. >> reporter: the rain that falls on the schoolyard and roof will now flow into the gardens. >> we take that downspout and disconnected. and then we will feed that water straight into the rain garden . with the addition of the water coming from the yard and the roof, these rain gardens are doing a lot of heavy work when it rains. >> reporter: workers installed a special permeable pavement that acts like a sponge. >> pour water on the paper and it will soak into the ground. >> reporter: under one garden, a large drain holds heavy runoff allowing it to slowly percolate into the soil. as for the water -- >> it goes into the groundwater. >> reporter: underneath saint ann's is the largest groundwater basin in san franc

anne hathaway has o-ened impacted. anne hathaway has opened up _ impacted. opened up about having - impacted. anne hathaway has opened up about having a - opened up about having a miscarriage in 2015 while she was playing a pregnant woman. speaking to vanity fair, she said she had to give birth on stage every night. she also said she is not ashamed to discuss her fertility issues. 0ther discuss her fertility issues. other stories now. climate change is putting a great british staple, the plan. the plan is often used in brewing beer cord hops, suffering and hollow conditions. but scientists are working with the brewing industry to help save it. lego has told a police department in california to stop using their toy heads in the pictures on social media. it willie green river thames to comply with state law that says agencies need to hide it and it is of non—violent crime suspects. we leave you with ten seconds of a runaway ostrich. anyone playing i spy with my little eye would have had an unusual game on this road in south korea. but the ostrich is now safely

anne hathaway has o-ened impacted. anne hathaway has opened up _ impacted.ing - impacted. anne hathaway has opened up about having a - opened up about having a miscarriage in 2015 while she was playing a pregnant woman. speaking to vanity fair the actor said she had to give birth on stage every night she also said she's not ashamed to discuss her fertility issues. some of the stories now— climate change is threatening a great british staple, the pipe. the hops and beer are suffering in harder conditions but scientists are working with the brewing industry to help save it. and lego has told the police department in california to stop using their toy heads in their pictures on social media. it was a creative attempt to comply with state law that says agencies need to hide the identities of non—violent crime suspects. we will leave you with ten seconds of a runaway ostrich. anyone playing i spy with my little i would've had in my usual game on this road in south korea. but the ostrich is done safely back at the nature park it came from. that is it, you are all

anne's workers created and then planted several gardens. the students helped select native plants which will be grown in special soil. >> they'll be bringing in specially engineered soil called bio retention soil. that's a mixture of different types of compost materials and sand that allow stormwater to flow through it really, really quickly. >> reporter: the rain that falls on the schoolyard and roof will now flow into the garden. >> so we take that downspout, disconnect it and then feed that water straight into the rain garden. so with the addition of the water coming from the yard and the roof, these rain gardens are doing a lot of heavy work when it rains. >> reporter: workers also installed a special permeable pavement that acts like a sponge. >> pour water on the paver. it will soak right into the ground. >> reporter: under one garden a large drain holds heavy runoff, allowing it to slowly percolate into the soil. as for all the water -- >> it goes straight into the groundwater. >> reporter: underneath st. anne's is the largest ground

south of golden gate park you will find saint ann of the sunset. neighborhood children have attended its private school for more than a century. >> so many individuals in the community, in the neighborhood experiencing saint ann's personally or know someone that goes there. >> reporter: including this family. the parents, 9-year-old ella, and 6-year-old hugh. they belong to the first generation at saint ann that will benefit from a bold new project. >> go. >> i think it is important and wonderful to see the school kind of leading the way. >> reporter: the plan, transform saint ann's concrete campus into a storm water schoolyard. all thanks to a grant from the san francisco public utility's commission. >> we are excited for you guys to see it when it is built. >> reporter: sara bloom is the senior watershed planner with the puc that awarded 20 grants to schools, art groups and parks. the main goal? divert storm water. >> climate change is here. we are going to see more and more intense storms, we can expect that. green infrastructure is one of the t

ann: i have been worried about nvidia for a while. admitting that i missed the run up. but my fears are twofold, there has been a lot of stocking on the customer end and number two, there are powell -- parallels to what happened to cisco in the 90's. now you have this excess demand. market forces respond to that. players come in and say they will meet that supply. i worry about that in the long term. when it comes to something like arm, that's the contagion of exuberance and enthusiasm. when you unpack it, see exposure to china, look at the super high-performance chips, i don't understand why it is valued the way it is right now. sonali: what about the places where you have seen pullbacks, like apple? where does it go from here? ann: i kind of like apple and i like the idea of going back into apple. here's why, it's not going anywhere. relatively, it's expensive, the whole sector is expensive. looking at price to earnings, it's relatively attractive. the other reason i like it, it has been owning its mistakes. right? punished for spen

cctv footage of anne hughes getting trapped has been watched by millions around the world, and anne wasmurray has more. since being caught on cctv hanging from a shutter, anne hughes has avoided the cameras until today. she made a brief appearance to see a mural immortalising the moment she was stuck on the shutter. westlife's hit you raise me up was played by the shop for the unveiling of the artwork. it's not as if i've done anything heroic or anything like that. you know, so much fuss being made about me being stupid, really. anne is the cleaner at the best one store in tonteg and was waiting to start her shift when she was caught on the shutter and on cctv. the video of anne has now been seen by tens of millions of people across the world. on the bbc news instagram account alone, it's been viewed 48 million times. it must be nearly half the population of the uk is now seeing you hanging off the shutter. how do you feel? proud. laughter proud. it's not every day i hang off a shutter, so it's a good job the camera caught it. and i could feel my coat going up, and i tried to unhook mys

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cctv footage of anne hughes getting trapped has been watched by millions around the world, and anne was on cctv hanging from a shutter, anne hughes has avoided the cameras until today. she made a brief appearance to see a mural immortalising the moment she was stuck on the shutter. westlife's hit you raise me up was played by the shop for the unveiling of the artwork. it's not as if i've done anything heroic or anything like that. you know, so much fuss being made about me being stupid, really. anne is the cleaner at the best one store in tonteg and was waiting to start her shift when she was caught on the shutter and on cctv. the video of anne has now been seen by tens of millions of people across the world. on the bbc news instagram account alone, it's been viewed 48 million times. it must be nearly half the population of the uk is now seeing you hanging off the shutter. how do you feel? proud. laughter proud. it's not every day i hang off a shutter, so it's a good job the camera caught it. and i could feel my coat going up, and i tried to unhook myself from the shutter, but i couldn'

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t here's anne herself talking us through a happened.— here's anne herself talking us through a happened| against the shutters. unbeknownst through a happened. i was leaning i against the shutters. unbeknownst to me. the shutters went up, and he couldn't hear me shouting. i scream his name and think of this, he came over. the comments that i've had have just been brilliant. over. the comments that i've had havejust been brilliant. i've over. the comments that i've had have just been brilliant. i've gone on socials and learned my lessons of. ., ., �*, ., of. poor woman! here's the weather with louise- — good evening. it certainly has been a day of mixed fortunes for some. after a frosty start, we had some lovely spells of sunshine. just take a look at this beautiful weather watcher picture of lancashire just a few hours ago. but there was quite a lot of cloud around for others and the cloud thick enough for some drizzle. you can sense it's quite cold for the dog walk today in swanage and dorset, and despite the drizzle, you still needed that umbrella because it really does wet you through

mary ann: i don't think the fed is under any pressure to cut rates. matt is a great extent come portfolio manager and strategist. we worked together back at bank of america. i think there are lags, but the models have changed. with all of this monetary stimulus, going all the way back to 2008, 2009, 0 interest rates, the balance sheet growing, growing again through covid, then going back to zero interest rates, it's really, the fed, i don't think anyone really knows how to model this, how does all of this monetary stimulus offset rate hikes? we haven't even talked about quantitative tightening. how is this impacting the economy, what are the lags? i feel that the fed will be very data-dependent. i mean, right now the fed looks good and they want to stay looking good, they want to stick this landing. i do think that we will eventually get rate cuts, it's a presidential election year, and there may one or two, but they may not be simultaneous. there might be months between them. i still think that the entire environment for fixed income and equity remai

anne-marie? >>> well, be sure to watch cbs news' extensive coverage of the super tuesday primary at 8:00 p.m. on cbs news streaming and continuing here on cs with a special at 10:00 p.m. eastern. >>> so the white house is intensifying calls for a temporary cease-fire on the israel/hamas war, and they're turning to a political rival of benjamin netanyahu visiting washington for help, this as a u.n. report finds there are reasonable grounds to believe hamas committed sexual violence during the october 7th massacre and on women and children held hostage. israel's military also released new information on the embattled u.n. aid agency unruh saying the organization employed more than 450 military opera actives from hamas and other israel groups, though, it provided no evidence to back up its investigation. cbs's jarred hill joins us with the latest. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. let's start with what's going on here at home and this new call for a cease-fire. the fighting relentless as the u.

her name is ann ray. we've shared her story on this program many times, and she story was also profiled in our "saving san francisco" series. she's someone who didn't know durgin until she says durgin tried breaking into her home. she filed a restraining order against him, has had one against durgin since 2017, but he has been repeatedly caught on camera. you're seeing it here, violating that restraining order, continually showing up to ann's house at all hours of the day. at one point, raj, even naked. so ann fears that in this period now where he's out of jail, she worries he'll attempt to come back to her house, and frankly she's worried about her safety, raj. >> it must be terrifying for her. so is neenachtively searching for james durgin. >> it's the u.s. park police that's in charge of patrolling that area, and we have learned that park police has actually circulated a photo of james durgin to all of its officers that patrol the area in case durgin attempts to come back to ann's home. >> bigad, you'

first though we'll get you caught up on today's headlines with anne makovec. anne? >> reporter: an arrest has been made in the tragic bus-car crash that killed a family. a suspect has been identified as 78-year-old mary fong lau, booked under charges of vehicular manslaughter. police say she was driving eastbound on lower street and crashed into a bus stop near lenox on saturday. a friend of the victim's family tells us they were waiting to go to the zoo at the time. a man and a toddler were pronounced dead at the scene. a woman died a day later. an infant is still in the hospital today with life threatening injuries. the community is holding a memorial tonight for those victims. >>> the city of oakland is working to address crime along the troubled corridor as we reported in-n-out closing their location there, citing crime. they shared their efforts on the neighborhood. one of the initiatives includes a safety ambassador program, which is the resolution and community resources. >>> ambassadors will also free up law enforcement, so that they could go do the real pol

i've known anne for years. she's a very good friend of mine.e's never liked his staff hanging around." matt murray, bbc news, tonteg. the shirt worn by colin firth as he emerged from a lake as mr darcy in a bbc adaptation of pride and prejudice has sold for more than double the estimated price. the wet shirt scene has become one of the most famous tv moments of all time. and the shirt attracted lots of interest at last night's charity auction in london selling for 25 thousand pounds. pre—auction the estimate was between 7 and 10 thousand pounds. it's one of more than 60 costumes from film and tv sold on tuesday, with all of the proceeds going to charity. now it's time for a look at the weather. hello again. the weather this morning has been foggy, it has lifted and frosty. we will see more of that duty. what we have today are sunny spells, a few showers are round, and quite a bit of cloud across eastern areas. high pressure is in charge across scandinavia. the ridge of high pressure across us thatis ridge of high pressure across us that is keep

[applause] >> [laughter] anne, so glad we are together.ually i am so glad that jason has given the siemens, the chance to be your interviewer for this last segment, i love our conversations. for those who don't know, siemens is a company that has been working in the field of infrastructure our whole history. in the last couple of decades have been about creating the internet of people, the way we entertain ourselves, the way we engage as a consumer, now the world is recognizing that we are introducing the internet of things and it is an order of magnitude larger than the internet of people. so the key questions of cybersecurity and the use of ai are coming to infrastructure everywhere, and here you are smack dab in the middle of all of that. i know we have questions about the executive order, et cetera, but you are in a room where it would be tempting to focus solely on risk. and yet, you also focus on opportunity. tell me about the balance that you are working to achieve. >> absolutely. first, it's great to be here without a view, goods t

i hear what you're you , anne, is that you�* about you, anne, is that you live in the world.and the truth is no nonsense. and the truth is that in november or late may, whenever poll happens, it's whenever the poll happens, it's a between and a choice between sunak and starmer and to me, the inalienable truth. the inalienable truth. the inalienable fact is that sunak is a far more competent prime minister than keir starmer. will ever be. >> you might argue that he is the lesser of two evils. you might argue that there is no competent there. i quite agree with you. starmer would be no better and probably might be worse. but the fact remains is what you're conveniently ignoring. reform is climbing up the pole , and even if we can't the pole, and even if we can't form a government and as you say, i live in the real world and we won't form a government. we could if we carry on at the rate we're going at the moment. and the election doesn't happen until we could get until the autumn, we could get into a position where we could hold the balance of power. then we'd have some real co

south of golden gate park you'll find saint anne of the sunset. neighborhood children have attended its private school for more than a century. >> so many individuals in the community and in the neighborhood experience saint anne's personally or know one who goes there. >> reporter: including this family. parents jennifer and miles, 9-year-old ella -- >> do you want yogurt instead? >> reporter: -- and 6-year-old hugh. they belong to the first generation at saint anne that will benefit from a bold new project. >> yeah, i think it's really important and wonderful to see the school kind of leading the way. >> reporter: the plan? to transform saint anne's concrete campus into a storm water school yard. all thanks to a grant from the san francisco public utilities commission. >> we're excited for you guys to see it when it's built. >> reporter: a senior watershed plan we are the puc, so far awarding 20 grants to schools, art groups, and parks. the main goal is to divert storm water. >> climate change is here. we're going to see more and more intense st

anne of the sunset. neighborhood children have attended the private school more than a century. >> so many individuals in the community and neighborhood experience st. anne's personally or know someone that goes there. >> reporter: including the vander wheel family. 9-year-old ella and 6-year-old hugh. they will benefit from a new bold project. >> it's important and wonderful to see the school leading the way. >> reporter: the plan to transform st. anne's concrete campus into a storm water schoolyard thanks to a grant from the san francisco public utility commission. >> we are excited to see it when it's built. >> reporter: sara bloom is the senior watershed planner with the upc that awarded 20 grants to schools, artworks and parks. the main goal is to divert storm water. >> climate change is here. we will see more and more intense storms. green infrastructure is one of the many tools in the toolbox that we have to manage storm water, especially during the larger storms. >> reporter: heavy equipment brok

anne of the sunset.eighborhood children have attended the private school more than a century. >> so many individuals in the community and neighborhood experience st. anne's personally or know someone that goes there. including the vander wheel family, 9-year-old ella and 6-year-old hugh. they will benefit from a new bold project. >> it's important and wonderful to see the school leading the way. >> reporter: the plan to transform st. anne's concrete campus into a storm water schoolyard thanks to a grant from the san francisco public utility commission. >> we are excited to see it when it's built. >> reporter: sara bloom is the senior watershed planner with the upc that awarded 20 grants to schools, artworks and parks. the main goal is to divert storm water. >> climate change is here. we will see more and more intense storms. green infrastructure is one of the many tools in the toolbox that we have to manage storm water, especially during the larger storms. >> reporter: last summer heavy equipment broke g

leigh ann, - his peace. it's clever, as they always are. leigh ann, he - his peace.here in the uk but how about the us?— about the us? my children in second trade learn about the us? my children in second grade learn about _ about the us? my children in second grade learn about banksy, _ about the us? my children in second grade learn about banksy, they - about the us? my children in second grade learn about banksy, they try l grade learn about banksy, they try to replicate banksy art. they are well aware of the destruction of that one painting in the gallery. yeah, i can't wait to go home and tell my kids about it. it's incredible from afar how different of a view it is then up close, its something to be viewed from far away. it's quite exciting. it something to be viewed from far away. it's quite exciting.- away. it's quite exciting. it is, eah, away. it's quite exciting. it is, yeah. always _ away. it's quite exciting. it is, yeah, always smart _ away. it's quite exciting. it is, yeah, always smart and - away. it's quite exciting. it is, | yeah, always smart and a

bounty which was for— call the queen anne's bounty which was for the — call the queen anne's bountyhe development of poor anglican clergy. the queen anne's bounty— anglican clergy. the queen anne's bounty invested in slave trading enterprises such as the southsea companx — enterprises such as the southsea company. when this was left and bequeathed it to the church, a £100 million _ bequeathed it to the church, a £100 million figure was based on that. that is— million figure was based on that. that is one — million figure was based on that. that is one single bequeathed entity that the _ that is one single bequeathed entity that the church received. the church received _ that the church received. the church received thousands of such bounties. this does— received thousands of such bounties. this does not look at the churches that were — this does not look at the churches that were built by individual slave traders _ that were built by individual slave traders. my own ancestors were enslaved _ traders. my own ancestors were enslaved by a company in liverpool. they built _ enslaved by

let's check in on today's news headlines with anne makovec. hey, anne. >> reporter: thanks, liz. a prison with a documented history of sexual assault at the highest levels. we don't know if this is connected, but a source inside the prison told the apv warden, an associate warden, and the captain were all taken away today. more than a dozen fbi agents searched the facility seizing computers and documents. the fbi will only conduct a court authorized law enforcement activity. previously though eight employees including a former warden and chaplain was charged with sexually abusing inmates. >>> also in the east bay, jewish students held a demonstration at uc berkeley. this march is in response to an on campus event held by jewish students last month. protesters broke down and shattered the glass door to the venue. they are fighting for their right to freedom of speech, and they are also calling on the university to protect them. we reached out to uc berkeley who sent us a statement a few months ago. >>> releasing these surveillance videos of a homicide suspect. authorities say a wo

good morning, jarred. >> good morning, anne-marie. it briefly raised a question whether texas's immigration law could go into effect. but the bottom line here is decision says sb-4 will likely not take effect, at least not likely any time soon. texas' sweeping immigration law on hold yet again by the high court. justice samuel alito extended the pause. it would let state and local law enforcement stop local migrants of entering the u.s. illegally. tate judges would be able to order migrants back across the southern border. the department of justice argues it's unconstitutional, overstepping federal immigration law. >> texas very simply is enforcing the laws that are the policy of the united states congress. >> texas governor greg abbott defended sb-4 in a recent interview with "60 minutes." >> i have the authority to control any ingress or egress in the state of texas. >> last night he posted on social media that, quote, texas is still using its authority to arrest illegal immigrants for criminal trespass and other violations of law.

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one of the things that orban did as anne said was centralize power.y in this area in america. orban also centralized power over regular people, firemen, nurses, local -- local nonprofits, soccer leagues that were previously completely apolitical. but he made everything into politics. i think one of the parts of the orban story that gets told the least is how he took over the business sector. the business sector in hungary had been a normal capitalist sector right before he took power. and after just eight years, he had basically moved into so many fields with him and his cronies forcing companies to be either paying high taxes or high levels of regulation or give up their companies. villainizing companies until they gave up, driving people out of town, that he had turned what had been an independent sector into something that was really decided who won and who lost in the business arena was really much more decided by the fidez party. that's another area that trump really wants to move into because these autocrats are not just in it for power, they're

for anne. she was so graceful. band for anne. she was so graceful. and it was a lovely _ for anne.olutely right. good morning. this morning if you are just stepping out of there is some dense fog around. the met office has a weather warning out for parts of the midlands, london, the southeast, gloucestershire, that kind of area. but you can see we have also got some dense fog and other parts of the country like lincolnshire. but it is not everywhere. some of us waking up to a frosty start, but a sunny one. thank you to our weather watch and powers for this picture. what is happening today is if you are in the east, there is more cloud producing patchy light rain. in the west cloud introducing some showers. in between, a lot of clear skies, a cold start, some frost. and there is some fog. this is where the met office has the weather warning. through the course of the morning that fog will lift. we continue with the cloud and showers in the far south—west and hang onto this cloud in east anglia, heading towards north—east england. the west, drier, brighter, colder, with sunshine. clo

anne-marie for that report. i would say that this board has been asking for many years now to get go forward in how we're going to manage the parks that we're receiving, in a long terme basis, not interim, not short time, but what is the structure by which we are going to go forward? and i think this is the first time that you have come before this board with a, suggestion of a action plan. it's the first time that we've heard that there's been a decision by staff that it's going to be rec and park, that you're going to ask to basically, take over. well, not take over, but take on the responsibilities of park maintenance and management, so we haven't had much time to really discuss that, and certainly i don't let me just say for myself, i have great respect for the rec and park department. and in under the leadership of phil ginsberg, it has performed amazingly well for those of us who knew rec and park from a few decades ago, from even 20 years ago, the park system in san francisco is so much better than it was

anne was nearly since princess anne was nearly kidnapped. be kidnapped.ing to the man who took three her. that's three bullets for her. that's right. more. after three bullets for her. that's right morning's more. after three bullets for her. that's right morning's news more. after three bullets for her. that's right morning's news with e. after three bullets for her. that's right morning's news with sophia your morning's news with sophia wenzler . wenzler. >> thanks, bev. good morning. it's 1030. i'm sophia >> thanks, bev. good morning. it's1030. i'm sophia wenzler and the gb newsroom. your headlines. uk inflation has fallen more than expected to the lowest level in over two years. official figures show uk inflation for february came in at 3.4, down from 4. the economists had forecast the office for national statistics figure would fall to 3.5. inflation is now closer to the bank of england's 2% target, and comes ahead of the latest interest rate decision on thursday. chancellor jeremy hunt thursday. chancellorjeremy hunt says it's good news for families

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i'm anne-marie green. president biden delivered a fiery "state of the union" address before a divided congress and the american public less than eight months before november's general election. the president touted his administration's accomplishments and drew a stark contrast to his likely 2024 gop rival, touching on a slew of topics from the threat to our democracy to the israel-hamas war to immigration, the economy, taxes, and women's reproductive health. cbs' willie james inman joins us from capitol hill with reaction. good morning. >> reporter: hey there, good early morning to you. no topic shortage indeed last night during the president's "state of the union" address where he laid out those priorities for the nation ahead of what will likely be a contentious election battle. >> mr. speaker, the president of the united states. [ cheers ] >> reporter: president biden came out swinging in an election year "state of the union" address hitting many of the key issues on voters' minds like his age. >> the i

. >> reporter: anne blames the criminal justice system that has given him too many chances. >> it isogance to keep insisting that oh, he just needs help. he doesn't want your help. why don't you help me and my community stay safe? but the resources there, because he doesn't want it. >> reporter: the district attorney's office says they can't keep durgan in any longer. she says she has been asking prosecutors to file stalking charges against her for years, spanning four different district attorneys. the current da's office tells us, because presido is on federal land, it is up to the u.s. district attorney post office. the defense won't comment on whether they have or will consider a stalking charge. >> it is frustrating, it is scary. it is sad. we are actually being injured by the justice system. >> reporter: while durgan is scheduled to be a free man, he will have to talk to a judge next rick. it all dates back to last november, when durgan was caught on camera, writing a cryptic message on the front door of one of anne's neighbors . she's my love, he wrote. he is accused of posting

princess anne was held >> are.ho by a gun toting kidnapper who who shot a policeman three times. times who we are talking to on the program. we yeah. >> i can't believe he lived to tell the tale. >> james benton. yeah. amazing and he's now. he got the and he's 81 now. and he got the george cross because he saved the princess. was heroic. the princess. she was heroic. she just flatly refused to get out the back of the car. she just flatly refused to get out the back of the can so princess anne isn't it? isn't it so princess anne really is . so so princess anne really is. so that's an extraordinary. and it feeds into security because that changed forever. changed security heroes forever. and politicians course, and politicians and of course, security . the princess of wales security. the princess of wales security. the princess of wales security. what a terrible breach. nearly of her personal health records. absolutely not acceptable. >> and vaping and causing cancer . finally we can talk about vaping. >> is there a

liz ann: it is a start. if you go back to october of 2022, the low, that was a week, a day marked by indexes taking out there prior june lows. the indexes were down by many of the same names that supported the indexes on the way up. the october low in 2022, you had much improved breath under the surface. and that is not bad to say. the general soldiers analogy. even if some of the generals have moved away from the front, if you have more soldiers moving up -- i still think you want to stay up in quality. particularly less well-capitalized companies, zombie companies at the mercy of what goes on with interest rates, obviously. all else equals a decent sign for the market. lisa: yesterday was fascinating to me. in some ways the week started at 10:00 a.m.. headline numbers weaker than expected. bonds bid, stocks sold off. bad news is bad news seems to be a new dynamic. do think the best case for stocks might be fed not cutting rates because the economy is too strong and they can keep zipping along? liz ann: you

. >>> i'm anne makovec with more on a move that could change the real estate game in the u.s. it could soon cost homeowners a lot less to sell. the national association of realtors agreed to slash its 6% commission to settle a slew of lawsuits. the allegation that the association's fee structure harms competition and leads to higher prices with the home seller often helping to pay the buyer's broker. we heard from one of the plaintiffs in a class action suit. >> certainly i didn't understand why i was paying for someone who i'd never met, will never meet and wasn't doing anything for me. >> the court determined the current commission model makes it difficult for sellers and buyers to negotiate lower fees at a time when technology makes it easy for anyone to access real estate listings online. today's agreement still has to be approved by a court and the losers in all this could be real estate agents in the u.s. who could see their $100 billion annual commission pool shrink by about one-third. >> thanks, anne. >>> what was once an empty pg&e land in novato could soon become hom

plus, formidable ann widdecombe. as a former home office minister, i'll be asking ann whether the police have lost control of extremism in this country. we've got tomorrow's front pages at 10.30 sharp tonight, with three top pundits who haven't been told what to say and who don't follow the script. and they've got proper pedigree. former bbc chief political correspondent john sergeant, journalist and communications adviser linda jubilee and former labour special adviser paul richards . special adviser paul richards. now good news the first official photo since her operation. princess catherine, the princess of wales, is pictured with her children on mothering sunday. we'll get reaction from a top royal insider. plus, we'll get reaction from a top royal insider . plus, the we'll get reaction from a top royal insider. plus, the most important part of the show your emails. they come straight to my laptop mark at gbnews.com and of course it is mother's day, so can i wish all the mums out there a very happy mother's day.

. >> reporter: anne blames the criminal justice system that has given him too many chances. >> it is arrogance to keep insisting that oh, he just needs help. he doesn't want your help. why don't you help me and my community stay safe? but the resources there, because he doesn't want it. >> reporter: the district attorney's office says they can't keep durgan in any longer. she says she has been asking prosecutors to file stalking charges against her for years, spanning four different district attorneys. the current da's office tells us, because presido is on federal land, it is up to the u.s. district attorney post office. the defense won't comment on whether they have or will consider a stalking charge. >> it is frustrating, it is scary. it is sad. we are actually being injured by the justice system. >> reporter: while durgan is scheduled to be a free man, he will have to talk to a judge next rick. it all dates back to last november, when durgan was caught on camera, writing a cryptic message on the front door of one of anne's neighbors . she's my love, he wrote. he is accused of pos