these are new yorkers most wanted by new yorkers. we know who they are, and we need to get them off our streets. [applause] this year we're going to work with our partners in albany to find reasonable, evidence-based solution to this recidivism crisis. we agreed nobody should be in jail because they cannot afford to post bail. we should also agree we cannot allow a small number of violent individuals to continue terrorizing our neighborhoods over and over again. [applause] i look forward to working with the governor, lawmakers who make the right decisions so we can ensure defenders are provided with a speedy trial that our constitution guarantees and our victims and families are provided justice in a timely manner. discovery is a process that could change in legal information before the trial begins. it has become so complex that it is jamming up the entire system. this must change. justice delayed is justice denied. our legal system must ensure dangerous people are cap not the streets, -- capped off the streets, innocent people are

domestic news channel.is the right solution to what's clearly a money problem? well, it's clearly a financial problem that has driven these changes. and that's no surprise because by this time next year, if you look back over 13 years, the bbc�*s licence fee has been frozen by successive governments on nine of those 13 years. so the bbc�*s income is falling and falling in real terms. so of course it's one of the measures the bbc is taking to try to eke out licence fee payers money. having said that, it's a change which i think would have come and actually, should come anyway because the world has changed. i was one of the bosses around here when we launched news 2a, as it then was in 1997, nobody had hardly anybody had a mobile phone, nobody had invented a smartphone. there were no news apps. look at what's happening today. with all respect, people do not turn on the news channel or sit in front of it hour after hour, hoping to catch breaking news. because even people of my age, 25% of us get our breaking n

i'm shanelle kaul, cbs news, new york. >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> nashville nation are heartbroken over that deadly mass shooting at an elementary school. tonight we are learning new details about the victims. one of the 9-year-olds, evelyn dieckhaus, described as her family as a shining light. among the adults killed yesterday, the head of the covenant school. a student told our nashville affiliate that katherine koonce was a champion of students who made sure no child was left behind. president biden ordered t poliay t school and church were targeted, but the individual victims were not. and as investigators still search for a motive, we did learn today that audrey hale legally stockpiled seven weapons in her family's home beginning in october 2020. the police chief also revealing the shooter was under a doctor's care and the parents thought the shooter should not own weapons, bringing to the forefront a nationwide conversation about red flag laws. cbs's janet shamlian is going to start us off tonight from nashville. good evening, janet. >> reporter: norah,

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fox news is arguing otherwise. the american network that for years provided a platform for former president donald trump's lies about the 2020 election that the results were fraudulent. is calling its coverage of that story warranted. fox has being sued by dominion voting systems whose tabulating machines trump insists were rigged against him. and the case has produced all kinds of evidence showing that key figures at the network, including its owner. rupert murdoch knew that trump's stolen election narrative was bogus, but chose to broadcast it anyway. bombshell emails and texts that take a picture of a news outlet who's lost for ratings and revenues one out over. it's journalism. a channel that now operates in fear of its own audience and will go to extraordinary links just to keep those people tuning in when it comes to scandal is. rupert murdoch is an old hand, his tabloids, whether they're coming out of new york, london or sidney feast on their good for miss the 91 year old. the strain has been at the center o

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the new bracket busters. how far will thehey go >>> a very scary moment in los angeles saturday when a meteorologist collapsed during a live broadcast tonight she says she's doing okay but the sudden collapse shocked viewers and her co-workers maura barrett has the story. and a warning, some of this video is hard to watch. >> rain drops out of those clouds >> reporter: tonight meteorologist alissa carlson tells us she is recovering after this shocking moment on tv. >> meteorologist alissa carlson joins us live in the studio. this really is the calm before the storm. >> not again, no >> carlson posting on social media that she suffered a head injury after the incident the anchors quickly tossed to commercial break to help their colleague calling 911 immediately before carlson was treated at the hospital the news station tweeted early saturday afternoon, thanking viewers for their thoughts and prayers clarifying she fainted during our morning newscast alissa is now resting and recovering it turns out this isn't

we're entering, i think, a really exciting phase for bbc news with the news...with the new channel.may. as you've said at the beginning there, some of the output will be combined. and so, the way to sort of understand the channel is there are two main feeds. there's a global feed, and there is a uk feed, and at some point they're combined, but at other times they're separate. so, for example, just to give you a sense of things, between 6am—11am, every day, every weekday, uk viewers will see bbc breakfast and then the nicky campbell phone—in. and also then during the day, the one, six and ten 0'clock news and also, then during the day, the one, six and ten 0'clock news will also be on the uk feed. and also, newsnight is going to be introduced onto the uk feed as well. so, these are all programmes they could be consuming on other parts of the bbc output? absolutely, but as we know, people will consume in different ways, and some people willjust consume bbc news through the news channel, not necessarily through bbc one, for example, or radio 5 live or bbc two. so, for news channel view

russia answered the fox news. this past week, the f. s b, the list a video which basically shows someone planting a bomb under melody of cod, noting that the same method was used to assassinate another prominent russian media figure last year that he had to geena who once hosted the show on side grad tv. but it's, it's very good, but then why don't we put our russian authorities blamed ukrainian special forces for the attempt analogy of life and said the un should stand up for the safety of journalists, no matter their nationality and their politics. also last week, a moscow court sentence, a 22 year old russian blogger to 8 and a half years in prison for posting false information about the army limits even of ran a popular group on the telegram messaging up and for the past year has been trading posts critical of russia's war on ukraine. in fact, just calling it a ward was one of the crimes the judge cited since the kremlin still insists it's a special military operation. yvonne of seemed unfazed in court, callin

a new u.n. report says we are on a dangerous track for even more catastrophic heat, waves, flooding and drought over the next decade. to avoid the worst effects greenhouse gases would have to be cut in half by 2030, primarily by shifting away from fossil fuels. >>> an american held hostage in africa for six years has just been freed. u.s. aid worker jeffery woodke is believed to have been kidnapped by a group connected to isis in 2016. a u.s. official today said the 62-year-old from california is in niger for medical evaluation. meanwhile, conditions of his release have not yet been revealed. woodke's wife talked to him this morning, and his family said he is thrilled to be freed. >>> tonight marks an important milestone for a war that brought down the regime of saddam hussein. 20 years since the 2003 u.s. invasion of iraq. chief foreign correspondent richard engel covered it all, and he's back in baghdad again for us tonight. >> reporter: 20 years ago tonight the united states invaded iraq, lau

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this is bbc news.cluding new nuclear—powered submarines. after the leaders met in southern california, president biden said the aukus pact would boost stability in the asia pacific region for decades. one of the strongest storms recorded in the southern hemisphere has hit the region for second time in a month, killing 100 people. storm freddy has left destruction in malawi and mozambique ripping roofs off buildings and bringing widespread flooding. the us government has given the green light to the controversial willow oil drilling project in alaska and the arctic. the $8 billion scheme has faced fierce opposition from environmentalists.

i'm shanelle kaul, cbs news, new york. >>> >>> it's friday, march 3rd, 2023. this is the "cbs morning news." alex murdaugh found guilty. the jury in the disgraced former attorney's trial taking just hours to convict him in the deaths of his wife and youngest son. his reaction the moment the verdict was read. >>> millions of americans under the threat of severe weather. tornadoes and large hail lashing the south. weaver got the latest. >>> a clash over that toxic train derailment. frustrated people confront the train company mpt we'll take you inside the fiery meeting. >>> good morning, and good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. we begin with the guilty verdict of alex murdaugh's doubling-murder trial. the jury deliberated for less than three hours last night before convicted the former attorney in the shooting deaths of his wife and youngest son. murdaugh blinked repeatedly but remained stone faced as he stood in court as the guilty verdicts were read. nikki battiste has been following the case since it broke and has the latest. >>> guilty verdict. >> repo

i'm shanelle kaul, cbs news, new york. >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> the ceo offacing tough questions from lawmakers today during an often tense hearing about the safety and security of the popular social media app. members of both parties grilled shou chew about the company's ties to china and harmful content pushed on children. the future of tiktok here in the united states along with its 150 million u.s. users remains up in the air with the biden administration threatening to ban the app. a new cbs news poll shows 61% of americans support that ban. cbs news' nikole killion was at the hearing and she's going to start us off tonight from capitol hill. good evening, nicole. >>> good evening, nora. this was a grueling hearing that lasted more than five hours as tiktok's ceo defended his platform in his first appearance on capitol hill. >> we do not trust tiktok will ever embrace american values. >> reporter: from the beginning, shou chew, the ceo of the most downloaded app in the past two years infaced intense scrutiny. the tiktok executive tried to reassure lawma

now you have the new government setting new messages and, and you would see a new normal industry in internet industry relation in china. that's on the china, around the us side of the these chinese companies, you know, who are listed in the u. s. may still have to develop new political with the u. s. a. c, c, and related regulators. rack the p c o b, the accounting board. accenture, for, for them to be to, to, to stay in, in the new york stock change in nasdaq. right. that's when my professor at, in why you school of law. thank you very much. thank you. staying with china for a decade. the country's ambitious belt and road initiative has been a prominent lever of its trade in foreign policies by funding major infrastructure projects around the world. the gene can help its own companies on one hand, and improve relations with countries far and wide on the other. what turns out the costs have been steeper than expected? a new study now shows that many of china's loans have fared badly. good, not just borrowers in danger, but also chinese banks. another country is opening its doors to

we need to implement new s.t.a.r.t. to push beyond new s.t.a.r.t.. we are thinking about all these things, we've been talking about trying to more comfortably address the russian strategic stockpile including their large amount of tactical nuclear weapons, we are taking into account the existing challenges in the global community, looking at this all through the integrated deterrence approach their department of defense has been discussing, we are not looking at this in a vacuum but we need compliance with new s.t.a.r.t. first and that's the struggle, to understand how we bring russia back into compliance and why they understand it is in their interests to comply. before we get ahead of ourselves, that is the question we are trying to address right now. >> let's assume we can get over that hurdle. you mentioned, you seem to be saying that the administration has looked at this idea of trying to limit all nuclear weapons, that poses new challenges, especially verification, simply verifying the russians have limited nonstrategic weapons, significant cha

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this is nothing new. it is not new. what he did, i am not the judge, but everyone is to have to calm down and wait until the indictment -- and let him do what he has to do because all of this right now. he's fundraising and it is really sad, that people are brainwashed and taken advantage of and they are giving him money thinking they are helping out -- in my opinion, and fundraising on him, and play the victim. this is something that already was done, it is nothing new. host: that is janine in houston. and to build off what she was talking about, in the new york times, here are the legal intricacies that can make the break the case against trump. "it is the kind of case that emboldens prosecutors and mesmerizes jury -- a celebrity defendant organizing a secret payoff to cover up a tryst with a porn star. the former president is facing a daunting set of facts. his one time fixer michael cohen will testify that mr. trump directed them to pay off stormy daniels and that the former president reimbursed mr. cohen and helped

it presents a new take on the new -- old formula. which is there will be efforts from the political parties to influence the campaign. it has been going on for a long time. what is complicated about this case is it involved allegations of laptop, technology, person through data and emails. that is a whole other level that not all these organizations can verify independently, can authenticate even that it is real, can feel confident in the chain of custody. what is increasingly difficult for journalists is as technology evolves, and that can include deepfakes, it is more confusing for the audience and it more sophisticated technology and ability to really find the truth, to authenticate for ourselves independently, not take someone's word for it. but to independently verify something is what somebody claims it to be. and to understand the motives behind that. i think this is going to become more commonplace unfortunately. there is always going to be a news outlet that will rush it through and come up with the headline. we covered it j

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news update.> good morning, america. it's our second hour. stocks falling as the former parent company of silicon valley bank files for bankruptcy protection. the economic ripple effects causing concern. president biden calling on congress to take action. >>> tiktok investigation. the app's parent company now under scrutiny by the fbi over alleged spying on journalists. could growing security concerns lead to a nationwide ban of the social media giant? >>> remembering lance reddick, star of "the wire." >> as long as i have days left on those dead wires, this case goes on. >> passing away at age 60. overnight how hollywood is paying tribute to the beloved actor. >>> also this morning, meet the quick-thinking mom performing life-saving cpr after her

i'm shanelle kaul, cbs news, new york. >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> good eveningnk you for joining us on this historic night in our nation's history. for the first time ever, a former president of the united states has been indicted and will face criminal charges. a grand jury voting today to charge donald j. trump. the precise charges are under seal and not yet known. alvin bragg and the manhattan district attorney's office case is linked to trump's role in hush money payments to former porn star stormy daniels, all actions taken from before he became president. but trump also faces legal scrutiny in three cases from his time in office. mr. trump reacting just a short time ago, calling this a political persecution and a witch hunt. we want to show you live pictures of trump's florida resort, mar-a-lago, and note that this indictment has wide-ranging implications. the former president has already declared as a candidate for the 2024 race for the oval office. >>> also now to new york because we are learning there police have stepped up security, and cbs news has le

we start tonight with historic breaking news here in new york city. a grand jury has voted to indict former president trump. investigating his role in a hush money payment to an adult film star during his 2016 campaign, a claim mr. trump denies. a lawyer for mr. trump says the former president has been notified of the indictment. the action is unprecedented. it is the first time a former or sitting american president has been indicted. nbc's garrett haake leads our coverage. garrett, what more do we know? >> lester, this historic vote came two months to the day since this grand jury was impanelled. the case is all about an alleged hush money payment that former trump fixer michael cohen says he made on mr. trump's behalf to an adult film actress to silence her claims of an affair that mr. trump has denied. the payment itself is not illegal. and we don't know specifically what charges mr. trump faces. it could be a misdemeanor related to falsifying business records or manhattan d.a. alvin bragg could also have charged a low-level felony, which would be

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, new problems, new dangers.the opening vistas of space promise high costs and hardships as well as high reward. so it is not surprise that some would have us stay where we are a little longer to rest, to wait. but this city of houston, this state of texas, this country of the united states was not built by those who waited and rested and wished to look behind them. this country was conquered by those who move forward, and so will space. william bradford, speaking in 16th 30 of the founding of the plymouth bay colony, said that all great and honorable actions are accompanied with great difficulty and both must be enterprise and overcome without honorable courage. if this capsule history of our progress teaches us anything, it is that man in his quest for knowledge and progress is determined and cannot be deterred. the explorer ocean of space will go ahead. whether we join in it or not. and it is one of the great adventures of all time. and no nation which expects to be the leader of other nations, can expect to s

accuracy. >> if you create a news organization whose primary objective is not to deliver accurate newsu will fail you will fail. "the new york times" is a liberal paper, but it's also -- and it is to its core a liberal paper. it's also a paper that cares about whether they spell people's names right by the large. it carry about accuracy. conservative institutions need to build steinstitutions that mirror those that's the truth you don't believe me "the new york times," you don't think -- >> now, carlson was briefly on to something but the people booing were not only in that literal audience, they were his target audience, which never materialized as the reports told it, there wasn't an audience, and with a few months tucker's website was pushing, quote, fake news and outrage driven commentary. that's a contradiction publicly exposed. you can't erase the internet we have what carlson said it was going to be about. with that pivot, we found results. the page quadrupling page views in two years, according to "the new york times," which we know is a site at least then tucker carlson though

president ever charged with a crime sources telling nbc news a new york city grand jury has voted to indict mr. trump for his role in a hush money payment to an adult film star just before the 2016 election the bombshell coming as he once again runs for the white house. what is the unprecedented charge or charges and would he surrender for arrest >>> also tonight, the video appearing to show an american journalist arrested in russia on a spying charge if convicted, he could face 20 years in prison how will the u.s. respond? >>> also tonight, the chilling 911 calls from the nashville school shooter a teacher hiding in a closet, pleading for help as shots ring out. >>> the military tragedy. nine soldiers killed when two black hawk helicopters crash in kentucky the investigation. >>> our nbc news exclusive. the former fox news producer at the center of a defamation battle, breaking her silence. she says fox bullied her into giving misleading testimony her allegations of a toxic workplace and the shocking thing she says she was told about fact-checking election falsehoods. >>> and words

new chapter. wellness, well done. >>> breaking overnight, california says it is done with walgreen's governor gavin fnewsom said the state will no longer do business with the chain this was in response to reporting that walgreen's said it would not sell abortion pills in 20 republican-led states after attorneys general from those states threatened legal action the list includes some states where abortion remains legal overnight, walgreen's release add new statement saying the company plans to dispense the medication in any jurisdiction where it is legally permissible to do so the pharmacy chain is still waiting for certification from the fda. >>> a lawsuit has been filed in texas overnight challenging the state's near total ban on abortion here's yamiche alcindor. >> reporter: when amanda and josh found they were expecting a baby girl they were overjoyed. the name they picked for her, willow >> it was magical. the first 7 weeks were very easy, very smooth sailing. >> reporter: but just before week

and so i think, you know, what conservatives are getting at when they say, you know, we need new, new leadership that's focused on this. and i think there's something something to that given the new circumstances, you part of it is just our leadership class is very old, you know, younger people have a better sense, i think, of the direction of the country and the needs. i guess i would i would with the question just a little bit. i'm a conservative. and so i actually don't think what time is it is the right question to ask because it's always to help. a rising generation be formed into better human beings and on citizenship in a serious way. that's always what time it is. the question is what does that mean right now? what of challenges stand in the way of our doing now? i think it's a lot easier at this moment to see what's different this time than to see what's the same about this time. and for that reason, we should think about some of the durable problems face sustaining the balance of our system of government, helping it function well is a constant problem. and the fact that we g

marjan sadeghzadeh, tv news agency, broadcasting new shows. special radio for nowruz esfand from radio show this video show will also be broadcast on nama radio, but i heard you said that nowruz is the beginning of broadcasting new shows on radio show . the end of the holy month of ramadan is also coming to an end, i will look at a lovely wednesday series of dash akal, king jamshid lupita and par simorgh, among the shows that we had on radio show last year and in the previous years , we had the famous amir arslan and we had hossein kurd shabestri this year. also malek jamshid, his series is on air it seems that the ups and downs story of iranian popular culture, this axis of iranian traditions and customs , which is the identity-based policy or strategy , is very serious for us, and the design of our story, the implementation of nowruz programs on radio show, will be the responsibility of the traditional personality, for the first time. the special load of the nowruz program, the mother of an interdisciplinary and new format, a new programming

fraud the new york times has brand- new details on what happened inside fox news after it decision desk made that call. here's what happened the morning after, quote, ms. scott suggest fox not call any more states until certified by authorities. a process that could take days or weeks. she was talked out of that but the next day, with mr. biden's meet in arizona nearing, the campaign was angry and suggested reversing the call, quote, it is hurting us, network president jay wallace and others in a previously reported email the sooner we pull it, even if it gives us a major ache and put it back in his column, the better we are in my opinion,". the decision desk overseen by bill sammon, the managing editor for washington resisted giving it back to a candidate who was losing, just to satisfy critics. in a statement to the new york times, fox news defended these internal discussions surrounding the arizona decision this way, quote, fox news did by the arizona called despite intense scrutiny. given the extremely narrow 0.3% margin and a new production mechanism that no other network had, of c

however, this new news will take 24 hours to be transmitted . much is the guarantee of the implementation of this document and notice? can it be included in the rumors about the students becoming sick ? he has set a deadline for the judicial system, which will criminalize the district. fake news compilation when it can be used as a guarantor of the industry's judicial guarantee, alireza moradi, sada and radio news agency, news of the field of appreciation, in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful, peace and blessings of god be upon muhammad, his family, and the clergy, to be implemented in schools. they are present and in cases where they need to inform the students because they are with the imam of the high school congregation, between the congregational prayer , religious rules and happy issues for the students , explaining the issues of the day and answering doubts and religious issues are among the work priorities of the teachers of amin's plan. students themselves have different concerns you auto press and raise various to

and now, jeff, everything is good, and lay it out how the week looks. >> new week, new storm coming on in, and of course, we have the updated time line on that, and in case you missed it, we want to say that the drought is showing you the improvements that we have seen. looking at the map, you can see that this is december 26th before the storm system started to roll n and the entire state had some sort of drought. looking at the red, this is the extreme and severe drought there, and what you will see is the drought is erased over tahoe and the foothills, and central valley and central coast and now that includes bay area, and most of the bay area is drought free. looking at the map here, you are seeing the dry conditions up in napa county, and with the new storm moving in, you will see it erased. so these storms have in fact been a drought buster. now, it should be said that it is going to be back to some sort of drought as we go through the typical dry months, but something to celebrate in the moment after all of these back-to-back storms, and speaking of which, we have the new one t

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