keith: thank you.ll be back shortly with a look at an austin, texas theater company that is working to promote a preserve latin american culture. geoff: but first, take a moment to hear from your local pbs station, a chance to offer your support to help keep programs like this on the air. ♪ amna: for those stations staying with us, off-the-shelf drones have proved to be a transformational technology, and now they are helping reunite us with man's best friend. as our special correspondent solace in southern england, in this report. >> we are in the english countryside and we are joining people looking for zena, who is one year old and has been missing for two days. zena is a bit nervous, she took flight and disappeared. there's only about an hour to go for nightfall. after the young labrador was rejected as a gun dog because she was equally spooked. >> and forcefully, someone came around to visit in the had a very high-pitched voice, and i think it was just the last straw for her. i turned around and we

>> and the keith craze straight ahead. >> and saddle up.w coming up in "popstart," today, wednesday, march 13th, 2024. ♪♪ >> from henderson, kentucky. >> it's her 70th birthday today. >> good morning to our grandma. >> at our 20th anniversary trip in california. >> shout-out to oklahoma. go tigers! >> mother-daughter trip from norwalk, iowa. >> on a girls' trip! >> visiting from johnson, iowa. >> from san antonio to "the today show". >> hey, savannah and hoda! hoda i turn 10. >> so sweet. we will begin with the house voting this morning on a critical first step toward banning tiktok in the u.s. over at national security concerns. many of the country's 170 million users pushing back hard on the bill. savannah sellers joins us from washington with the latest. good morning. >> good morning. so this morning chinese-owned tiktok is taking center stage on capitol hill with a vote scheduled hours from now. the bill has the potential to ban tiktok in the u.s. if it's not divested by its chinese parent company, bytedance. they are cautiously optimis

keith: it is a new normal. it is not been the state and we have been in since the financial crisis going back to the 1970's, but we are creating a normal. what was more abnormal was the last decade and maybe somewhere in between those two different phases. i do think economic growth is going to be a little higher on the post financial crisis and inflation stays somewhat higher, as well. but i also think valuations for the market, they are elevated by any method. it is not an apples to apples comparison. in 1990, the technology sector was about 5% or 6% of the s&p. today it is 30%. those sectors tend to have higher multiples, as well. so history is not always in i. as comparison. lisa: i would like to circle back to something we've talked about the last weeks that came into focus yesterday. even though we seem addicted to our phones, we are living in a physical world with the nuts and bolts and have not seen the same investment. how much are you trying to ride the industrialization wave or the re-industrializati

what has changed for keith since then? of the i think the position on oil has changed a lot. i think it's an interesting one. i think. where is the full there was a hope to try and look for russian oil exports. i think under pressure also from the us that is worried about the price increasing. they move to a position of trying to get rusted and as little as possible from each barrel. and actually, for me to create perspective, india buying well, this rational is this really bad thing. we've seen all the kind of added value shift to india from russia versus ascending rule and processed oil to india. india and refund is making the money. and also india paying in rupees that are not convertible, which russia basically has very little to do with the new struggling for to find ways of moving those repeats in to you on another card says that it actually means we're leave it there with the time being dw can correspond to make connelly in keith, thanks so much. that's it for now, coming up next up of the break plan of a, i'm going to spend a june billing. thanks so much for watching.

keith: sadly i am not.ring the pandemic that certain groups were increasing their drinking, including drinking alone and in large amounts, and also there has been a long-term trend, alcohol is very cheap in the united states in historical terms, and when it is cheap americans tend to drink more. that is where you get these tragic numbers. william: are those the principal drivers, low price and all the stresses associated with the pandemic? keith: those two things are articled to producing this kind of increase. federal alcohol taxes were last increased in 1991. they have been declining in real terms ever since. alcohol taxes on craft beer and spirits were cut before the pandemic. that has historically driven more consumption. alcohol is a legal product and therefore one that is heavily advertised. we know the promotion of alcohol, which anyone who has watched a football game is aware of, helps keep the business flowing and keeps people drinking, unfortunately sometimes too much. william: you and i talkd man

keith's uncle started it back in 1969, and it has been serving this community ever since. but a lot has changed. these are not your grandparents' cars now they are full of pricey sensors and cameras. >> this truck probably has at least 60 computers in it. >> reporter: 60 computers in one piece of machinery >> yes. >> reporter: and those parts more expensive to repair. long-time customers like allen say they will keep coming back. >> oil price goes up, labor costs up, you pay the price. >> reporter: christine romans, nbc news. see caucus, new jersey >>> and when we come back tonight, there is good news about the unlikely bond between these hockey players and their love of the ice. ♪ >>> finally, there is good news tonight about the power of teamwork to bring generations together as boyd huppert from our minneapolis affiliate kare tv shows us, sports can also help break the ice. >> all right, ready? there you go >> reporter: alone is not the best way to play hockey. >> that's a hit. >> reporter: but when dad's not around, it is matt jenkins default. >> non-stop. >> reporter:

keith denies any involvement. after weeks off on the rest and uncertainty center, go ahead, spotted opposed to pick a new precedence. it's inside key contested race with a record. 19 candidates on develop the eddie michael junior as my name and you are welcome to the program. let's start with some breaking news. nathan member, poland says the russian crew is miss out briefly. violates edits space on sunday morning was, or some of the officials from the russian embassy to demand an explanation for lands sadie. miss, i'll find it at targets in western new cream and said police asked baseball 39 seconds. the city of the came on heavy attack, explosions, also rocks, the ukrainian capital official, c at defense as shut down around the 1000. miss house in and around keith residents were told to remain in shelters. we've been you more on this in late sessions at least 133 people and alcohol to fam, to, to have him killed. in friday nights, tara attack on a concert hall near moscow and today rationalize holden, the nation

granholm: thank you soit always makes me so when someone refers to judge keith because in your forma mentors that you go through life, but judge keith, used to claim him as my fa michigan, and he used to call me his fourth daughter and it is not just that, it being infused with the values of judge keith every day.duane, go blue, that's all i'm going to say. remarks and the promise of hubs, very excited about it.al urban league, you were founded in 1910, the second industrial revolution and the whole point was to make sure that blackmericans had the ability to be trained for these jobs, and thg in and you saw the great migrati industry, we are the cusp of this new industrial revolution which is all about clean energy and if you can imagine this, it has been estimated that the products that will get all of these countries get to net zero by 2050 which is what the be a $23 trillion global economic opportunity and the question is, who was going to takethat? which country is going to go for it? to say that your country is going forlet me just share a few numbers on thissince president bid

responsible for the death of really 140 people. claims the attackers tried to escape to you, cried keith denies any involved the feel good. you're welcome to the program of voting inside the goals presidential election has now closed. it's not clear whether any of the 19 candidates will when more than 50 percent of the vote, and the void run off to have the most as favorites. an action comes after months of unrest following president mackey silence attempts to postpone the vote until the end of the year. kind of y'all is considered one of west africa as most stable democracies may. nissan, at least 9 dropped the cost it votes. despite fostering during the holy month a phenomenon for them, it's a decisive collection for the countries future. to finish all history, this election is really, really important because it marks the break between the old system with fighting and the new system. on the was the 7th and the word system is a difference to the president matthew found on his coalition. the of going resident has joined the country for almost that ticket. last month he announced he was

but organizers say keith was already elected when he died on february 5th.were tallied days before his death, so he was never told about receiving country music's highest honor. >>> mrbeast announces a new reality show that offers a record-breaking prize, and there's a new beer on tap to celebrate the eclipse. shanelle kaul has your "moneywatch" report. >> reporter: wall street opened the week in the green with ai driving stock prices up monday. the dow gained 75 points, the nasdaq was up 130 points, and the s&p 500 gained 32 points. >>> months of uncertainty over who would take over "sports illustrated" have come to an end. london-based minute media announced monday it will operate the storied magazine after buying its publishing rights. the move follows a tumultuous few months at "sports illustrated" that included layoffs and controversy. >>> mrbeast, the popular youtuber known for giving away huge sums of money announced a new reality show with amazon prime video. it promises the winner of $5 million cash prize, believed to be the biggest single payout in

hand it is not just thats being infused with the values of judge keith every day.for doing that. duane, go blue,hat' going to say. i appreciate hearing your remarks and the promise of the hydrogen hubs, very excited about it. the national urban league, you were founded■o in■# 1910, the beginning of the second industrial revolution and the whole point was to make sure that black americansy to be trae jobs, and that included in detroit when we were coming in and you saw the great migration north, the auto industry, we are at the cusp of this new industrial revolution which is all energy and if you can imagine this, it has been estimated that globally, the products that will get all of these to get to net zero by 2050 which is what they have all pledged to do is going to be a $23 trillion global economic opportunity and the question is, who was going to take advantage of that? i am so happy to say that your country is going for it. 7zlet me just share a few numbes on this because it is so important. since president biden took office -- we will get some new numbers but

keith denies any involved the and welcome to of yours around the world. i'm michael. local nato member. poland says a russian cruise missile briefly violated it's aerospace on sunday morning, warsaw summoned officials from the russian embassy to demand an explanation. poland chad, the missile entered its territory as it was firing at targets in western ukraine. the city of leave close to the polish border came under heavy attack. explosions also rocked the ukrainian capital official, say air defenses, shot down roughly a dozen missiles in and around. keith residents were told to remain in shelters. poland says it would have shot down the russian missile that reached its air space . if there had been any indication that it was heading towards a target and poland, here's what the defense minister had to say about the dates that at least you throw at full $43.00 am. there was a violation of colin's air space by one of the russian missiles. i'll be glad to alter the object, flew into poland as base near the town of sarah in the blue blood province. but if i insist data no

it always makes me so■s happy wn someone refers to judge keith because in your formation, you've got go through life, but judge keith, used to claim him as my father in michigan, and he used to call me his fourth daughter d it is not just that, it is being infused with the values of judge keith every day. thank you for doing that. duane, go blue, that's all i'm going to say. i appreciate hearing your remarks and the promise of the hydrogen hubs, very excited about it. the national urban league, you were founded in 1910, the beginning of the second industrial revolution and the whole point was to make sure that black americans had the ability to be trained for these jobs, and that included in detrt in and you saw the great migration north, the auto industry, waratw industrial revolution which is all about clean energy and if you can imaginestimated that gl, the products that will get all of these countries get to net zero by 2050 which is what they have all pledged to do is going to be a $23 tio opportunity ande question is, who was going to take advantage of that? which country is go

it said his position was clear and that no tourist miss solves would be given to keith without german oversight. because it would be too dangerous in system gemini, was doing everything it come to support ukraine, militarily it while pointing towards the public sales over an escalation in the world of trucking. the truck is for mr. oscar flo, some is bye. but for me, it is out of the question to deliver a long range weapons when it only makes sense to deliver them in combination with a deployment of german troops even outside of ukraine. that is a line that is jo. miss chancellor, i'm not prepared to cross. that is why i took the decision in photography. i believe it is necessary to ensure when delivering weapons. the german troops did not become involved in this war. now chief political edison, mikayla kirsten, i was following proceedings and the german parliament for us are alas to if chancellor schultz, his remarks will now put an end to the debate of a sending at torres myself to you train. you know, there's simply too much domestic, but it's cool mileage in this besides the point

keith's uncle started it back in 1969, and it has been serving this community ever since. lot has changed. these are not your grandparents' cars. now they are full of pricey sensors and cameras. >> this truck probably has at least 60 computers in it. >> reporter: 60 computers in one piece of machinery? >> yes. >> reporter: and those parts more expensive to repair. long-time customers like allen say they will keep coming back. >> oil price goes up, labor costs up, you pay the price. >> reporter: christine romans, nbc news. secaucus, new jersey. >>> still to come, recapping a wild finish in women's college basketball. >>> and steelers nation, let's forge. there is a new qb mi fm the mile tie hawaii state to western pennsylvania. find out who, right after this. (♪♪) this is a hot flash. (♪♪) but this is a not flash. (♪♪) for moderate to severe vasomotor symptoms due to menopause... veozah is the first and only prescription treatment that directly blocks a source of hot flashes and night sweats. with 100% hormone—free veozah... you can have fewer hot flashes and more not flash

. >> greg: the more you know, keith where's keith. >> oberman. >> keith olbermann. >> greg: [ inaudibleshe thought she was afraid she would not get back to her seat, was at the whole reason? she called the police for a friend because they were afraid if she went to change her tampon she would not be able to get back. >> i didn't even pick up that part i thought the girl that needed the operation, i didn't realize a friend was calling for her, full disclosure one time when i was like 35 i called 911 when i lived in washington heights because i drank a five hour energy extra strength and smoked weed but. >> greg: i get that. >> but i understand these are college kids when someone is screaming about this on the phone, i'm a doctor if this was ten years ago they would have made a whole college romp about that. >> greg: this is why if i were choking on something embarrassing i wouldn't call 911 >> like what? >> greg: i would just choke, use your imagination. >> a big can of christmas notes, is choking on walnuts. >> yummy. >> such a beautiful country that you can call your friend when you're

coming up in a moment senator blackburn, is been jeff and timber to come i can reach arlington, general keith kellogg about percent, to the how to section happening right now breaking is a big fight in dc and hillary fun she is live on capitol hill hillary, the house overwhelmingly passed a bill to man tiktok big event tiktok in the u.s. and young people really mad about this hillary. hillary: they are between was talking to him about tiktok in the house actually do something today 352 republicans and democrats and they join together to say that it is time for tiktok to break up with china and other five moves to the senate where the leader chuck schumer controls whether or not this bill is dead on arrival or to see if vote in the center for the white house is pushing schumer from day to act fast and impressed function senator john are on board and betterment treated let be very quick of this legislation to restrict tiktok, does not band the app and it summaries tyson chinese coming as 40 and prevents from accessing that data of americans especially our kids and later or should but this bill

keith: will feels like classic pete rose a lot of ways he could not help himself and he had to rejecttory and must be on ischemic it is a funny line is a good line i got a lot of it is an attention on here is the thing, the 1970s and the 80s, it was very rarely that he rose interacting with the bookies and he did not obviously have interpreter but he had close friends and he had an inner circle of guys and these guys would you please waiting for him but i spoke for my book, with three different men, who places let's be small and it was them, was doing this for him. and this week after pete made that comment on social media, one of these mean admin reach out to be tommy and he told me, that i guess it be for god, that i was his interpreter in the 1970s and '80s sequence about wire, that was the bookmaker legalize gambling, is not allowed it to gavel cement wires the guy that got rated and they find shohei ohtani's receipts about boyer knows that if will the highest-paid player in history is for sure if it just any bethany just turned the dodgers, was where no he does everything. craig:

keith morrison: chaos is what there was on trentt.>> chaos this what there was on trent digiuro's front porch. his friends stood over the body and stared out into the dark with a kind of anticipating horror. >> you're concerned that there's more to come, you know? that was -- that was one shot. is there someone who's gonna shoot again? >> trent was officially pronounced dead at 3:00 a. m. just about the time don evans arrived. evans has retired now, but was a rookie detective back then. this was his first homicide case. what'd you find when you got here? >> there were three young men in this very yard, and they just looked distraught, and they were consoling each other. >> on the porch, trent's chair was turned over and evans could see blood and debris left by the ambulance crew. what was your first idea of what appeared to have happened here? >> you know, when i first walked up, i went with what appeared to be the obvious. that someone had simply walked from the side of the house, fired the shot, and then exited back toward the rear

keith: will feels like classic pete rose a lot of ways he could not help himself and he had to reject is a good line i got a lot of it is an attention on here is the thing, the 1970s and the 80s, it was very rarely that he rose interacting with the bookies and he did not obviously have interpreter but he had close friends and he had an inner circle of guys and these guys would you please waiting for him but i spoke for my book, with three different men, who places let's be small and it was them, was doing this for him. and this week after pete made that comment on social media, one of these mean admin reach out to be tommy and he told me, that i guess it be for god, that i was his interpreter in the 1970s and '80s sequence about wire, that was the bookmaker legalize gambling, is not allowed it to gavel cement wires the guy that got rated and they find shohei ohtani's receipts about boyer knows that if will the highest-paid player in history is for sure if it just any bethany just turned the dodgers, was where no he does everything. craig: while he knows the somebody on the website whi

here's keith morrison with, everything she knew. >> it was a monday morning in january., 2007. 9:08 a.m. a young woman in san antonio texted her boyfriend. i love you. that's all it said. i love you. nothing more. downtown, the alamo had just opened its doors. a few tourists began boarding little boats to gaze at remnants of texas history along urban stretches of the san antonio river. several miles away in the farther reaches of the modern city, the manager of a video game store began his daily ritual. his name was mariano rivera. >> the managers typically get there ivat 9:00 in the morning. grab the money, take it with you, and go to the bank. >> similar process in the sister store. same company, not far away. that one managed by the woman who sent the text to her boyfriend. except this was strange. as the morning slipped by, her store remained closed. mariano got a call from the district manager. >> can you go over there and maybe you can see something? see what's going on. >> he did. he saw ata white car in the parking lot. looked like the young woman's car. he peered into the store

he is trader keith fitz-gerald. keith, what were you buying, how much and why?fortable and enough to be interesting if this thing rebounds like i think it is going to. i bought several times as the decline continued. liz: this doj investigation actually started under the trump administration but the biden administration forged ahead with it. what you heard, the accusations do you think there is legitimacy to these antitrust allegations? you. >> know, again, i'm not a legal expert but here's the thing, right? if you study history, you look how this stuff goes i don't think the case is well-founded. it is based on the sherman act of 1890 which stipulates customers have to be harmed. in fact what is happening customers enjoyed huge benefits. they can't buy enough apple products. i think the case is misguided. i think they're trying to prove something that doesn't exist. reminds me of the situation with microsoft which was a whole lot of stink, a lot of wasted dollars before they ultimately settled. liz: keith, you have been gutsy, and you buy when a stock that you

keith morrison (voiceover): burying a loved one is never easy. a loved one who was murdered, incomprehensible. >>> burying a loved one is never easy. burying a loved one who was murdered, and comprehensible. to make it somehow worse, said sydney, police told her her suspicions were well placed. they gave her a warning. >> the lead detective kept telling us this is a dangerous individual. >> this was pretty terrifying, says cindy. after the murder he called her incessantly. >> he would always inquire about the investigation. i felt like he wanted to keep me close for information, if he was maybe a suspect. >> on the day of orlando's funeral, who should show up but nissan himself. if that has to be pretty bizarre to have them at the funeral. >> it was. i immediately told the lead detective. >> the lead detective came to the general also. >> she instructed us to act natural and cannot let him suspect we knew he was the person. >> and to keep taking his calls. cindy thought she could help the police off the case. there was a little more involved than

[music playing] keith morrison: there were many funerals that week in the summer of '69.k in the summer of 69. too many. one for the beautiful sharon tate. >> it was billed as a private family affair. >> families watched the shocking news on tv, including the manson family. follower barbara hoyt. >> i remember being scared by that. >> how did they react? >> they laughed, it did not bother them. >> charlie manson thought he hoodwinked the police for sure, they would ink the same people that killed tate also killed gary so they would free bobby. even though they thought the murders would be connected to each other, nobody connected them to gary's case. the plan failed. bobby stayed in jail and if that was not frustrating enough for manson, six days after the murders, more than 100 sheriff's deputies descended on the family. >> they decide they are going to have a huge raid on spohn ranch, they will arrest everybody in it. >> the raid turned out to be good news for charlie manson, because it did not have anything to do with murder. the warrant was for auto theft, totally unr

keith is continuing to urge its allies to boost armed supplies. ukraine finally withdrew its troops from the town of, of dietrich, dietrich a last month following along stalemate. moscow says it has since taken control of several surrounding villages. let's keep attempts to bolster troop numbers. it's come up with a new approach to mobilizing volunteers. dw sonya found a car reports an appeal back to not just to keep fit, but to prepare for the very real one. sleep of a golf is an english teacher in keith. he's decided to join the ukrainian army once and once i wake up, do it due to explosions or flashing messiah was born being key. and in this case, learning programming or becoming a developer or grades in your family, it feels like you're a law. i'm lying to myself. felipe wants to become a soldier and who defend his country. instead of waiting for the drop notice that would assign him to a random military unit. felipe is dropping his own thoughts as bought, forbids to boost recruitment. ukrainians can choose that own military tools. she wants to serve in the dubbing, she was the prest

keith denies any involved. this is dw news line for berlin. up next sports life needs an athlete who became addicted to exercise. a michael loko, thanks for watching more news at the beginning of the next. the world in progress pop calls to everyone who wants to know more about this topic that concern us about this story is beyond the headline world in progress. the w cuts cost. what i mean, i know i might just do it and i'm hosting dw new podcasts. thanks trace amount, but it's not actually about mills so it has a.

the attack comes as keith calls from all air defense systems, from the west to come back, a search in beside strikes and recent beaks. and as we saw that the water has destroyed many schools and from time areas like how to give. but a new initiative that means nearly 2000 pupils can now attend lessons in new classrooms. been underground in metro stations. the bell signals the starts of another day. everything here is as you'd expect, children exercise books, board and teacher. but there is one key difference. the school is subterranean, built within the cock is metro. russian missiles could strike this city as a moment's notice. so it's better for the children. ceylon, below ground is safe in the subway because there are explosions outside. and that was school could be destroyed, that the, these 1st graders have 3 lessons in the metro station today, followed by 2 more at home online. once they've left all the classes, take that place. this rotation gives as many children as possible, the opportunity to learn in the classroom. and of course, the children and we take dismiss normal educ

having said that above full of what keith is asking for is i mean this an munition munition. and so that this is a very powerful weapon, the towers cruise missile system. but it would not be able to really change the course of the war. and it is becoming more and more at a propaganda tool. also, for russia, particularly after there was a leak recording of a german defense officials discussing options to put on the table that would be below this red line. that's what i saw. it's a different concept marked over time and time again. and that is involvement of them and soldiers. today, he was more precise. he said, even if it meant a german military personnel looking at the targeting specifying targets outside the territory of ukraine, this is a red line. he is not willing to cross. and he's taking just the public as well, telling the opposition who awesome about towers once again, that they were elected the scaring a public and that they could rely on the german child. so to keep germany out of this, well, that's certainly in sync with the polling here in germany. salts has a re

thanks so much for joining us, keith. my pleasure. now is rel is coming on the increasing pressure to allow more humanitarian aid into gaza view and says around the course of gauze was $2000000.00. strong population is now on the brink of salvation. the construction of a small pair is underway as a ship loaded with $200.00 tons of food slowly makes its way from cyprus towards the besieged territory, but agencies a warning that ad drops and the maritime cardo. uh no attentive to lands deliveries . i'll see w correspondent, tanya explained that who's in jerusalem, why israel said it was going to quote, flood garza with humanitarian aids while also attacking an aide center in russell, a killing and wounding dozens. now thirdly, but we still have to see what that actually means to flood garza with a to and to see it really happening on the ground. what we're seeing right now is actually international efforts to diversify, to bring an 8 into gauze of to a lot of pressure has been put on as well, to open more and then crossings which has no

keith denies any involve. and after weeks of unrest and uncertainty, sent a goal heads back to the poles to pick a new president. it's a tightly contested race with a record number of candidates on the about the, the warm welcome. 12 years around the world. i'm michael roku, nato member. poland has summit and the russian ambassador to explain why a russian cruise missile briefly violated its aerospace on sunday morning poland said the missile entered its territory after it was fired at targets in western ukraine. the city of leave close to the polish border came under heavy attack. explosions, also rock the ukrainian capital. officials say air defenses shot down roughly a dozen missiles in and around. keith residents were told to remain in shelters. earlier i asked yacht set to go. she escaped, a spokesman for the operational command of the police on forces. why the cruise missile wasn't shot down? we need to know, we need to be sure that it will. it will not move farther to the police territory. and so the tr

town of of difficult last month. moscow says it has since taken control of several villages around is keith is trying to bolster its forces and has a new approach to mobilizing volunteers through the use. sonya funding come reports and appealed back to not just to keep fits, but to prepare for the very real one sleep other think of as an english teacher in keith. he's decided to join the ukrainian army. i have lost the meaning of my of civil life. civilian people died like every day. and it's not a joke. once a month i wake up, do do to explosions, all flashing messiah was born being key. and in this case, learning programming or becoming a developer or grades in your family, it feels like you're a, i'm line to myself. felipe wants to become a soldier and who defend this country. instead of waiting for the drop notice that would assign him to a random military unit. felipe is chopping his own thoughts, as bob forbids to boost recruitment, ukrainian controls that own military tools. she wants to serve in the dubbing. she was the prestigious unit, only accept volunteer. it's offering jobs in

it happened in the early hours of the morning as explosions walk to ukraine's capital, keith and other western cities, including lives close to the polish border. also on the program, russia holds a national day of morning after the concert hall massacre. president putin violence to punish those responsible for the desk. more than a 130 people, he claims that the attackers tracked a fleet of ukraine, chief denies any involved the . i'm michael low to welcome nato member. poland says a russian cruise missile briefly violated its air space on sunday morning. or saw some and officials from the russian embassy to demand an explanation. poland said the missile entered its territory as it was firing at targets in western ukraine. the city of leave close to the polish border came under heavy attack. explosions also rocked the ukrainian capital. officials say air defenses shot down roughly a dozen missiles in and around. keith residents were told to remain in shelters. poland says it would have shot down the russian missile that reached its air space . if there had been any indication that it

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. >>> and country singer toby keith will be posthumously inducted into the country music hall of famethe age of 62. >>> for more, download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm shanelle kaul, cbs news, new york. >>> donald trump's money trouble. the former president says he can't secure the $454 million bond in his civil fraud trial. ae his namesake buildings at risk? >> if i don't get elected, it's going to be a bloodbath. >> plus the new questions about what trump meant. >> the events of january 6th, 2021, are recent enough that we know that he would perpetrate a bloodbath rather than allow our constitutional system to work. >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> good evening. i'm norah o'donnell, and thank you for being with us. we're going to begin tonight with donald trump facing a cash crunch. the former president is on the brink of being forced to surrender some of his most valuable real estate properties to help pay that $454 million civil fraud judgment in new york. he's already admitted that he doesn't have the nearly half a billion dollars in

. >>> all right, folks, let's bring in keith fetes gerald on that note. keith fitz-gerald.th, let's focus on this because with you're our a.i. guy, our tech guy. you've done extraordinarily well with these names, right? and they -- it feels like they became somewhere along the line the de facto safe haven as well. anytime this market's in doubt, hey, you know what? pick up some vined ya. nvidia. >> well, i don't think that's off base because if you look at where the world is going and what that technology's going to enable, to nicole's point, it's all the veins that lead into it. right now our attitude on this is are is very simple, everybody wants go prospecting, so you sell shovels. nvidia is at the very core of that. charles: so with that in mind though, every -- i mean, or listen, i just, i saw another two firms go to over $1,000 on nvidia. i think we're at a 17 now. a month ago there was maybe 2. but at some point, do you peel like, okay, they get to a level where they get over their -- even the greatest stocks in the world can be overpriced, i guess i'm trying to say.

the couple, veronica and keith, said they felt an instant connection with keith after seeing him enjoyingthis half hour — i want to show you one of the most watched videos on the bbc news website and app. take a look at this romantic moment between two swans. a walker has captured the pair performing a courtship ritual at a country park in nottinghamshire. as you can see they make a heart shape with their head and necks. experts say it's time of the year when the pair will have established a territory and are strengthening their bond. now let's take a look at the weather. here's ben rich. hello there. sunday didn't turn out too badly with a bit of spring sunshine, just 1—2 showers. but through the next few days, the weather is looking quite changeable, decidedly unsettled, spells of rain, often windy, and it will be cold enough for snow over high ground in scotland. now let's take a look at the rainfall we're expecting to accumulate over the next five days. wet for hills in the west, very wet for eastern scotland. but, while i say rainfall, actually some of this will fall as snow across s

rob mcbride has more on all of this from keith. another nights of strikes across ukraine. here in the capital key, the arrow alone was sounded in the early hours of the sunday morning. and then just before doing a series of loud explosions across the city. that of also being attacked by drones in the east, around the new pro and creevy v. as that is said to have been target to the electricity supply and also a heating systems. i would also hearing that that have been at least 20 missed 1000 drones directed to the west and the v region again targeting critical electricity infrastructure is does seem to follow a path and as rush, it was ramping up. it's asked right to few days ago. we saw the biggest missile strike on elm keep in a month and a half that was followed the next day by a series of around a $150.00 drones and missiles being fired at electricity infrastructure across ukraine. meanwhile, the loved them is the landscape. the ukranian president has used his address on saturday evening to dismiss any claims by russia of a ukrainian connection to the attack in moscow s

keith says of the supreme court has betrayed democracy. members including jackson have proved themselves inapt at reading comprehension. and collectively the court has shown itself to be corrupt and illegitimate, it must be dissolved. women on the court cannot read so dissolve it says keith olbermann, unaware that happens to be women's history month. someone told him and he wrote back, "those are not tears, fascist, they are urine." i'm sure you enjoyed being bathed in them. he claimed that he's urinated on his own face and we hope that he gets that help that he needs. regardless of what oberman is doing in the privacy of his own home, the media has officially declared the democrats now is the time to start freaking out. >> if it's an x essential threat let's start acting like it's an existential threat, stop but i forget would not be the worst thing in the world. >> jesse: behind-the-scenes this has the feel of a slow-motion car crash. the level of freak out remains high-purity, as democrats are telling each other that if you're not a bed

subject to nightly ariel bombardments and its major cities including the capitol, keith um. ringback but i would take to answer your question, i would take berry berry with a giant grain of salt. um, any, any public pronouncements about an investigation to this coming from the russians? you're very scary thing about the, the russian security, et cetera. but we all know that terrorist only has to get lucky ones, whereas if you're a state, you have to be vigilant all the time. how much do you think this war in ukraine has caused russia security services to sort of take that off of the bowls be a besides ukraine as well? like i say, i think it obviously has, i mean, i use this as long note. i said russia is a target for its killing of muslims in chechnya for killing of muslims and syria for the support for last year. all of a sudden this is no secret. it's been in ices as public statements. so you'd have to be deaf, dumb, and blind. not to see this on top of this all, we have the us warning russian. this attack was coming, and yet they were wilfully unprepared. so i think it's

keith richard was in wormwood scrubs and keith had got a year, actually, for allowing his house to beain, there was a lot of lsd on the premises that the police never found it. this was all about pet pills and bits of hash in ashtrays. tiny offences . in ashtrays. tiny offences. >> and they were made an example of weren't they? this really of weren't they? this was really what my father was getting at, because said that they because it was said that they were so influential that therefore they should be severely punished , whereas my severely punished, whereas my father argued that actually we're before law we're all equal before the law and therefore you shouldn't be more punished if are more harshly punished if you are a star. yes. a pop star. yes. >> and in fact, it was courageous because technically the affair was subjudice indeed, and therefore he wasn't supposed to comment on it. and in fact, not only did it get them a very quickly out of jail , but it quickly out of jail, but it actually got their hearing brought forward . they could have brought forward. they could have been w

keith richard was in wormwood scrubs and keith had got a year, actually, for allowing his house to be there was a lot of lsd on the premises that the police never found it. this was all about pet pills and bits of hash in ashtrays. tiny offences . in ashtrays. tiny offences. >> and they were made an example of weren't they? this really of weren't they? this was really what my father was getting at, because said that they because it was said that they were so influential that therefore they should be severely punished , whereas my severely punished, whereas my father argued that actually we're before law we're all equal before the law and therefore you shouldn't be more punished if are more harshly punished if you are a star. yes. a pop star. yes. >> and in fact, it was courageous because technically the affair was subjudice indeed, and therefore he wasn't supposed to comment on it. and in fact, not only did it get them a very quickly out of jail , but it quickly out of jail, but it actually got their hearing brought forward . they could have brought forward. they could have been waiti

keith morrison: during the party, you say happy birthday, quincy?going to have some cake and ice cream. >> during the party, larry noticed that jetmark's cousin had an eye infection. >> larry thinks that she must go to the hospital to have it checked up. >> as the party broke up and larry got everybody ready to leave, one of the parents called sonia back in the states. >> and said, we're going to the hospital at that moment. >> something you knew. >> yeah. because we're about to bring my cousin to see the doctor. >> so larry put the girl in a jeep, and then he and jetmark and a few family members headed to the hospital. they parked in the back. they went inside. after the girl was treated, everybody left the er and paled back into the jeep. it was just before 7:00 p.m. then someone approached us. >> someone approached you how? >> at our side, with a motorcycle. >> add suddenly the world exploded. one of the two men on the motorcycle started shooting, point blank, into larry's head, into his stomach. shock, then chaos. the killer sped away. in the co

i gladly join in to advocate for keith's release. as a nation, we must stand united in our resolve to defeat hamas and ensure the safe release of all hostages. we will not rest until keith and all the hostages are reunited with their families. thank you, madam speaker, and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from virginia, mr. clayne, for five -- mr. cline, for five minutes. mr. cline: i thank the chair. mr. speaker, i rise today to shine a spotlight on the s of the shenandoah valley short circuits from virginia's sixth district. these driven students formed a club which has now gained international acclaim at the electric vehicle grand prix in abu dhabi. thanks to local support and a grant funded kit, these hardworking students emerged victorious in 2023, winning both the shenandoah valley electric vehicle grand prix and the washington, d.c. electric vehicle grand prix. earning their spot on the globalstage. faced with international competition, the short circuits secured

pc keith blinken. thank you. both great to see you.ht, john, you have to stay around for this because it's time for some good stuff this morning, a utah high school asking kevin bacon to prom and he said, sure. but it's not just any high school. it's pace in high school where bacon's iconic 1984 movie footloose was filmed. john used to dance to this a lot. >> what do mean used to? >> he's still doing right now. i'm all right, folks, were of course, the plot centers around getting a dancing ban removed. justin time for the prom based in high school, is relocating at the end of the summer for the students thought it'd be really cool. they started a social media campaign to get kevin bacon to attend their final dance here's the moment. he broke the >> news to them. >> thank you. thank you. >> and i'm going to come i got a gun that's so cool. >> they can they not actually appear at the dance >> itself, but he will be at the school that day. the dance is set for april 20. you know that six degrees of kevin bacon, it's now zero at this schoo

well, it's not keith lemon? joe? well, it's not keith lemon? joe? well, it's not keith is it? the. it's the guy who plays keith lemon, which is francis. is leigh francis. >> francis is reboot of >> so leigh francis is reboot of bo selecta , axed after he films bo selecta, axed after he films first episode. >> okay . well of a new series, >> okay. well of a new series, presumably . yeah. yeah. okay. presumably. yeah. yeah. okay. yeah. okay. so what was the. this was an old series though, back in 2002. i think he was doing both. >> yeah. there's another, there's another guy called chris lilly. he's an australian guy who made a comedy show called summer heights high. and i think there's, you know , um, where there's, you know, um, where they're blacking up. yes and there's also , um , like certain there's also, um, like certain language about women, really super derogatory . renee. yeah, super derogatory. renee. yeah, it's hilarious though . and chris it's hilarious though. and chris is really good. i think i know, no. yeah, i, i just think those things aren't right now. like you

keith's uncle started it back in 1969, and it has been serving this community ever since.ndparents' cars. now, they're full of pricey sensors and cameras. >> this truck probably has at least 60 computers in it. >> 60 computers in one piece of machinery? >> yes. >> reporter: those parts more expensive to repair. long-time customers like alan says he'll keep coming back. >> labor prices go up, parts prices, and you pay the price. >> reporter: christine romans, nbc news, new jersey. >>> police in miami beach are cracking down on rowdy spring breakers this season, leading to a much quieter scene in town. some business owners are not happy about the lack of crowds. nbc news correspondent sam brock has this report. >> reporter: spring break, miami beach, peaceful in the same sentence. >> we've been surprised with how calm everything has been. did you think it'd be a crush of people up the drive? >> yeah, like it regularly would be when we come. >> i've seen more police than people. >> reporter: to get the full picture, it might help to see the beach from above. compared to recen

well, it's not keith lemon? joe? well, it's not keith lemon? joe? well, it's not keith is it?s the. it's the guy who plays keith lemon, which is francis. is leigh francis. >> francis is reboot of >> so leigh francis is reboot of bo selecta , axed after he films bo selecta, axed after he films first episode. >> okay . well of a new series, >> okay. well of a new series, presumably . yeah. yeah. okay. presumably. yeah. yeah. okay. yeah. okay. so what was the. this was an old series though, back in 2002. i think he was doing both. >> yeah. there's another, there's another guy called chris lilly. he's an australian guy who made a comedy show called summer heights high. and i think there's, you know , um, where there's, you know, um, where they're blacking up. yes and there's also , um , like certain there's also, um, like certain language about women, really super derogatory . renee. yeah, super derogatory. renee. yeah, it's hilarious though . and chris it's hilarious though. and chris is really good. i think i know, no. yeah, i, i just think those things aren't right now. like yo

well, it's not keith lemon? joe? well, it's not keith lemon? joe? well, it's not keith is it?the. it's the guy who plays keith lemon, which is francis. is leigh francis. >> francis is reboot of >> so leigh francis is reboot of bo selecta , axed after he films bo selecta, axed after he films first episode. >> okay . well of a new series, >> okay. well of a new series, presumably . yeah. yeah. okay. presumably. yeah. yeah. okay. yeah. okay. so what was the. this was an old series though, back in 2002. i think he was doing both. >> yeah. there's another, there's another guy called chris lilly. he's an australian guy who made a comedy show called summer heights high. and i think there's, you know , um, where there's, you know, um, where they're blacking up. yes and there's also , um , like certain there's also, um, like certain language about women, really super derogatory . renee. yeah, super derogatory. renee. yeah, it's hilarious though . and chris it's hilarious though. and chris is really good. i think i know, no. yeah, i, i just think those things aren't right now. like you

it always makes s happy when someone refers to judge keith because in your formation, you've got a lotou go throughkeith, used to cly father in michigan, and he used to call me hish daughter and it is not just that, it is being infused with the vue thank you for doing that. duane, go blue, that'i appreciar remarks and the promise of the hydrogen hubsvery excited about it. the national urban league, you were founded 1910, the beginning of the second industrial revolution and the whole point was to make sure that black americans had the ability to be trained for these jobs, and that included in detroit when we were coming in and you saw the great migration north, the auto industry, we are at the cusp of this new industrial revolution which is all about clean energan u this, it has been estimated that globally, the products that will get all of thesentries to get to net zero by 2050 which is what they have all pledged to do is going to be economic opportunity and the question is, who was going to take advantage of that? coi am so happy to say that your country is going for it. his because

with these have, if they knew that they were made out of trash, let's find out how a jury is a boy keith, on why the case managed to get styles around the world to way ahead jump. this is a lovely type piece. we've made from boston, boastful gray. nope. upstanding that's the waste which comes from plastics detrimental to the environment. so i tried to make the environment say bits of sleep by reducing the waste, which comes from plastic bottles and other things. a jury on why the k is the creative director of us culture, a fashion accessory brand, which catered to events such as the oceans. a met scala event in lagos, before we get to know how she transforms discounted scraps to high end designs. we want to know how she got into the military, set it out when that was a meeting, lovely pieces from waste, from my mom's fossil business, and the like to the kids to go to cells itself so that i'm like, oh, so the beauty of spectrum come up from my buses, and that's how i said they've selling cars, how friends would bring request my relief, these my friends to me is clothes for them. while i m