from al capone to jfk, how robots are helping the fbi keep important case files.most - >>> plus, bridging a divide. >> what spans nearly a quarter mile, is over 100 feet off the ground and is held up by 100 tons of timber? i'm charlie de mar. that story ahead. >>> and later -- >> his story made to it the big screen. meet one of the men who inspired the movie "devotion" and the actors who brought it to life. >> announcer: this is the "cbs weekend news" from new york with jericka duncan. >> good evening and thanks for joining us on this sunday. roughly 55 million of you traveled this holiday weekend, and today is expected to be one of the busiest travel days of the year. air travel reached pre-pandemic levels again. on saturday alone, the tsa screened more than 2.2 million people. you can see flight aware's misery map showing trouble spots in red. so far today there have been more than 100 cancellations and at least 4,200 delays across the country. for those of you behind the wheel right now, you're probably taking it slow. some wet roads there that we saw earlier in d.c. today. but we want

battle field , as it were, therefore, uh, they are at war, uh, and today i said in the words of al caponeis. e. he says, where we are not. they might even kill us. let them hang themselves, as long as they don't cry. well, yes, if only they really didn’t cry, how do you generally assess the situation on the line of contact between the parties. in what areas do you think the situation is the most difficult? and in essence, the occupation of the territory that was liberated by our forces with the means at that moment at the moment. i see such a picture that all the forces of the means that were abandoned then made a very serious hype, which means that in internet resources at that time all over the world, these forces, in essence, are already more of their own. the remaining forces have been destroyed. they already fizzled out. yes, there are some resources in certain places that are still trying to do something to counterattack, but i will call it, you know, like the flight of butterflies. uh, there’s probably no other way to call the fire, because each of theirs, uh, counter attacks that

he proposes to the us tax administration, which at one time even put al capone to check on some comedianom ukraine, the reaction of society. you are washington habitually ignoring the united states will continue to supply assistance to kiev, said at the white house and identified a new enemy, the head of the strategic command us admiral charles richard warned of the coming battle of the superpowers. writes the place of publication of the ukrainian conflict for the united states only a warm-up before the collision. with china claims military over already for a potential chinese american war, rich believes and could the conflict in the taiwan strait maria the crocodile lead? today in bishkek , the final day of the world sambo championships, participants from fifty countries came to kyrgyzstan to play more than 20 sets, the second day of the tournament brought five gold medals to the russians, as alexandra abramov saw the victory because of the victory. for the athletes themselves, the world sambo championship is not just an opportunity to win medals of the main start of the year. this is a

al capone, you all heard of the great gangster? al capone got far less.. jesse james, no. eric trump got more subpoenas. he's a phd in subpoenas. they come from congress. they come." >> trevor: that's right. no one suffered more from the trump presidency than the trump family. by the rest of you were living it up in your border cages and enjoying an endless buffet of covid, eric trump was being asked to answer some questions. what a hard life. to be fair, i will admit that eric has gotten more subpoenas then gunslingers like billy the kid or jesse james. those guys in the wild west, they got a lot of subpoenas, we have all seen the movie is. ♪ ♪ [western music plays] i have papers for mr. ugly. is mr. ugly here? [western music plays] you know what, you guys look busy, i'll come back later. ♪ ♪ [applause] and by the way, that story he told about him and melania -- was anyone else as surprised as i was to hear it was trump telling melania to leave him alone? yeah, melania was probably like, "oh, no. anything but that." "i will give you some space. how about

al capone, you all heard of the great gangster?l capone got far less, billy the kid got almost none. jesse james, no. eric trump got more subpoenas. >> laura: we're going to go back to president trump when news warrants. just one week after the 2022 midterms and look at this we're already gearing up for 2024. so let's play the moment where former president trump officially announced his third run for the white house. >> in order to make america great and glorious again, i am tonight announcing my candidacy for president of the united states. this will not be my campaign, this will be our campaign, all together. >> laura: and he officially filed his 2024 candidacy with the federal election commission just minutes before his remarks, ones in which he touted his previous successes without much of his usual ad libbing flare. >> we turn the page on decades of globalist sellouts and one-sided trade deals lifted millions out of poverty and together we built the greatest economy in the history of the world. for the first time in memory, ch

from al capone to jfk.its most important case files. >>> plus bridging a divide. >> what spans nearly a quarter mile, is over 100 feet off the ground, and is held up by 100 tons of timber? i'm charlie demar. that story ahead. >>> and later -- his story made it to the big screen. meet one of the men who inspired the movie "devotion" and the actors who brought it to it life. >> announcer: this is the "cbs and today is expected to be one of the busiest travel days of the year. air travel reached pre-pandemic levels again. on saturday alone the tsa screened more than 2.2 million people. you can see flight aware's misery map showing trouble spots in red. so far today there have been more than 100 cancellations and at least 4,200 delays across the country. for those of you behind the wheel right now you're probably taking it slow. some wet roads there that we saw earlier in d.c. today. but we want to start off in new york with cbs's elise preston at a very busy laguardia airport. good evening, elise. >> reporter:

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al capone, you heard of the great gangster? al capone got far less. billy the kid almost got none.. eric trump got more subpoenas. he has a phd in subpoenas. i appreciate the job you do and the abuse you have taken. i really do. [applause] and it hasn't been a joyride for our great first lady. it has not been a joyride. stand up. [applause] i go home and she says they do love her. and she says they look angry and upset. and i say leave me alone. it hasn't been the easiest thing. but she has been a great first lady. people love her. [applause] we will be resisted by the combined forces of the establishment, the media, globalist, marxist radicals, woke corporations, weaponized power of the federal governments, colossal political machines, the title wave of dark money in the most dangerous domestic censorship system ever created by man or woman. we will be attacked. we will be slandered. we will be persecuted, just as i have been and many people in this room have been. but we will not be intimidated. we will persevere, stand tall in the storm, march forward and we will win. our countr

al capone, you heard of the great gangster? al capone got far less. billy the kid almost got none. james, no. eric trump got more subpoenas. he is a phd in subpoenas. i appreciate the jab -- job you do and the abuse you have taken. i really do. [applause] it hasn't been a joyride for our great first lady either. it hasn't been a joyride. stand up. [cheering] i go home and she says, they do love her. i go home and she says, you look angry andand it hasn't been a jr our grade first lady. it has not been a joyride. stand up. [applause] i go home. and she says they do love her. and she says they look angry and upset. and i say leave me alone. it hasn't been the easiest thing. but she has been a great first lady. people love her. [applause] we will be resisted by the special interests, media, globalist, market -- marxist radicals, woke corporations, weaponized power of the government, colossal political machines, the title wave of dark money in the most dangerous domestic centrist and -- dangerous domestic censorship system ever created by man or woman. we will be attacked. we will be s

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al capone, did you ever hear of al capone? the legendary. jesse james, billy the kid.y are really good kids. dad, we got another subpoena from congress. maxing waters sent us -- maxine waters santos -- she's a very honest person, dad. i think they set a record, most subpoenaed human beings in the history of the world. but you know it's been going on for six years. he said, you have to be the most honest person ever. years and years, millions and millions of documents. jd, they check every deal. they checked deals that i forgot about. i said, i don't remember, i get a call from a guy 22 years ago, hi, mr. president, i just wanted to let you know we were just visited by the law enforcement authorities on the deal we did about 23 years ago. we sold it about five times already. people i haven't heard from in years thank you visited. these are sick people. these are sick people but this is what we are going through and jd, you have to get it stopped because that's the beginning of communism. the beginning of communism. i think we skipped over socialism many say we will be s

oh, he 's proposing to the irs which, in at one time, even al capon planted to check some comedian fromine, a number of the community. you washington habitually ignores the united states will continue to supply kiev with aid declared in the white house and designated a new enemy, the head of the us strategic command, admiral charles richard, warned about the upcoming battles. writes the place of publication of the ukrainian conflict for the united states only a warm-up before the collision. with china claims a military pretext. already for a potential chinese american war, richard believes it could become a conflict. yes ivan strait sea crocodile lead. we have different noses and we endure a runny nose in different ways for different requests. different ristop rhinostop helps fight a runny nose at an affordable price, and rhinostop extra is active from 25 seconds for each rhinostop. i'm a businessman. but now we are his business, he especially needs support, so i opened an account from the bank with useful services for 0 rubles. forever with ber business with us every second entrepreneu

>> brian: or is he the bernie madoff or al capone? what else is the media highlanding from us.hat are we going to find out now that the election is over. bring in former democrat keith ellison gabbard. former presidential candidate all this stuff comes out after people voted? >> yeah, you know, brian, i was reading through these articles, and the thing that dawned on me, it reminded me of the 8 years that i served in congress and how very quickly after getting there i saw how this permanent washington establishment is a a whole will the like high school. there is a lot of immature self-serving people gossipping and clicks and who is getting invited to what party. and cool kids sitting in one area and the outcast sitting in another. and, yet, these are the people who are supposed to be the most serious in this country making heavily consequential decisions same thing on the presidential campaign when i ran for president on thei was ready to k to the american people about offering to serve you as your commander-in-chief and your president. here are the serious issues facing up th

. >> it would be like in the heyday of prohibition when al capone completely owned chicago. try and throw handcuffs on a couple. >> it was a police were king pins who died in mexico's drug wars were policed in the large ornate tunes. they seemed to stand as reminders of the violence and the danger that engulfed the city. >> i think it's very dangerous. those areas are completely controlled by the drug cartels. >> but drew was relentless. for instance, just before he arrived in mexico, he came upon a treasure trove of evidence. el chapo had left his safety even for this mansion in kabul st. lucas. it was raided by mexican law enforcement. el chapo got away. there were key scraps of paper, notebook and phones left behind. with phone numbers and drew can target. >> you can't just target the man himself. you have to target his entire infrastructure. that means is pilots, his facilitator, his career years, his wives, his girlfriends, his sons. down to his made, his cook. it began with his two most trusted pilots. >> pilots who had would swoop el chapo in and out of his hideouts u

eliminate the the competition the way people in the underworld traditionally have dating back to al capone really so they had to become master and marketers and that's what they became and it was a way of discounting given dope away free in front of methadone clinics given dope away free to guys who get just got out of jail you bring me five new customers. i give you 50 free balloons of heroin that kind of thing their key moment comes when they jump the mississippi river for the first time one guy in particular. i talked to in the book. jump the mississippi river land in columbus. just as a massive new pushes underway by pharmaceutical companies and pain specialists particularly in the area of southern, ohio, west, virginia, kentucky to promote narcotic painkillers bike it in percocet oxycontin as the new solution to pain this creates a whole new number of huge new number of of addicts and they are there to then service those addicts once they can no longer afford those pills and are looking for something cheaper. so you've got a story of towns like portsmouth, ohio, you've got the drug tr

was just as big of a group as any of the democratic machines in chicago, he was hanging out with al capone. that was not a particularly wholesome time. widespread election fraud is part of the republican dna. what happened is that that usually relatively is a quiet crumbling that turned into this bonfire, turned into this giant, giant thing. and the very best thing that happened this year -- to great things happened this year, i already mentioned one great thing, we saw the ticket splitting and all the people saying, defining the statistics of the selection -- of this election, they were both flunked. 35% tied with favorable views of both of the parties. people looked at the democrats and said the inflation is out of control, crime is a problem, i want to do something else. then they looked over the republicans and said, not you again, i can't do that again. so they were caught between choices they did not like, and they split their ballots. we won't know the final numbers on ticket splitting until we get to the end. but that's the first piece of good news. the other good news which is rea

they say that they destroyed lisichansk like al capone in his words. here.et them do it. let them amuse themselves there, at least the internet with their news. we're fine, let's move forward. well, you have a new position. we have already said that for the first time we are talking with you in the new status of more responsibility. are you ready for it. in principle, i ’m unlikely to find more responsibility than being a member of kadyrov’s team, so for me the biggest responsibility is just that, being a special forces commander, a member of the team. kadyrova is very big a responsibility. well, uh status. as they say other statuses of regalia, for me they are, as they say, already, in parallel, going completely to the rest. did not add and did not take away it turns out. thank you. you know when you say, we have everything under control, as always, as usual. you are for us as a guarantor of peace. so, when we hear these words , we understand, it means that everything is really good. everything ok. everything is under tight control. thank you so much. and w

i don't know the list of sins, al capone was more or less.these standards, they also do not absorb more or less. yes, they are cumulative. well, this is about 250 years, probably three. well, yes, no, they don’t have a life sentence, they actually have it there, yes, but in principle, they have a separate life sentence, but the total for 150 years is imprisonment or 200 is also maybe yes? here you go here for 250 years, i think that there will be a fun life. january, life is already uh, it becomes fun, life becomes more interesting. but just not only in america, uh, here in germany, uh, one of the spd deputies has already recognized the danger of the collapse of the german industry, at least in some sectors openly, stating that the danger of germany's deindustrialization is really quite high due to energy inflation, and uh, this here political paralysis, uh, which has seized. uh, the political class of almost most european states. uh america perhaps, by the way, she is digging out, because the republicans are now very actively undertaking to

al capone -- have you ever heard of him? jesse james, billy the kid. these two had -- they're really good kids. dad we got another subpoena from congress. maxine waters sent us. she is an honest person dad. she is a very honest person dad. i think they set a record. no subpoenaed human beings. -- most subpoena human beings. a friend of my said -- mindset you have to be the most honest. millions of pages of documents. they checked every deal. they checked deals i forgot about. i did a deal 22 years ago. hi mr. president i wanted to let you know we were visited by law enforcement. on what? that deal we do 23 years ago. box we sold it five times already. people i have not heard from get visited. these are sick people. this is what we are going through. jd, you have to get it stopped. that is the beginning of communism. the beginning of communism. i think we skipped over socialism. we will be socialist. we are not. we skipped over. socialism is gone for a year. we are and communism. last year an average of 14 lives were lost to drug overdoses every day. an

al capone is running the country. his son is a crackhead. it is ridiculous.ost: bill is next in massachusetts, republican line. caller: how are you doing? i want to ask some questions first and then i have remarks to say. how come there are no republicans that work for c-span? host: is that your top news story of the week? caller: how come there are no republicans that work for c-span? host: c-span is nonpartisan, bill. is there anything else you would like to say? caller: how come the quid pro quo is not working when joe biden said to the saudis to hold off until after the elections before you raise the price on gas? it was something like that. don't raise the prices. it was something about the saudis not raising the price were not doing anything about the amount of oil they were going to send to america. host: so lester is next in woodbridge, virginia. caller: i am calling because i am sick and tired of watching legislators try to be investigators. the gop came out this week and said they wanted to investigate laptops and private citizens. these guys make $

al capone is running the country. his son is a crackhead. it is ridiculous.ost: bill is next in massachusetts, republican line. caller: how are you doing? i want to ask some questions first and then i have remarks to say. how come there are no republicans that work for c-span? host: is that your top news story of the week? caller: how come there are no republicans that work for c-span? host: c-span is nonpartisan, bill. is there anything else you would like to say? caller: how come the quid pro quo is not working when joe biden said to the saudis to hold off until after the elections before you raise the price on gas? it was something like that. don't raise the prices. it was something about the saudis not raising the price were not doing anything about the amount of oil they were going to send to america. host: so lester is next in woodbridge, virginia. caller: i am calling because i am sick and tired of watching legislators try to be investigators. the gop came out this week and said they wanted to investigate laptops and private citizens. these guys make $