>> hi. >> reporter: connelly says she's found strength for her two living children. two years after her son's death, her fiance took his own life. she says consumed with grief. connelly is appealing her case. >> i will never stop this fight and the pursuit to bring justice to the both of them. >> reporter: in a previous report, mattel did respond to the congressional investigation, telling cbs news it disagrees with significant parts of its findings. mattel maintains the rock 'n play had extensive research and testing and met or exceeded all applicable regulatory standards. earlier this month, connelly lost her appeal but says she won't give up and hopes her story sav >>> it's tuesday, february 18th, 2025. this is "cbs news mornings." >> this airplane just crashed. >> the aircraft is upside down and burning. >> what went wrong? new video shows the moment a delta jet crash lands on a snowy runway and completely flips

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earlier we spoke with the date of the correspondent the connelly in chief. we asked him how ukrainians feel about concessions to russia . the grains were expecting some of these things. we had had the trouble mistakes and doing mostly quite about nature. same thing, even on the bodies and about bring back home by territory. i think there's no doubt tone, especially initially after we had that post from donald trump about his school with pushing that effusive postage of social way. he talked about coming history, fighting the notes, the other will go to where he talked about teaching praise pollution for using his trump common sense kind of most. so there was a sense, really, that this was all about ukraine giving things up and rush or were, you know, being also doing the return in those last remarks you heard from hicks, at the slight seeming correction. what we're talking also about the fact that russia is the dresser and this ukraine, the victim. that is also for us to do things. but suddenly there is a worry that stall, trump, is someone who, as we know,

connelly: i think the chair and our witnesses. you know, we've spent the entirety of this hearing under the rubric of rightsizing government as if we all know presumptively what the right size is, which of course nobody does. it's not even necessarily a sensible question. we have ignored half of what should be involved in any enterprise, business, nonprofit or government, and that is the revenue side of the picture. you cannot right size, whatever that means, government, by only looking at expenditures and investments. you got to look at how we finance it. does anyone think that elon musk in running tesla had a meeting when he took it over and said his management crew, whatever we do, we are never again discussing or modifying the price of the tesla? whatever it is today, it is frozen forever and all company profits will be derived from spending, expenditure cuts? of course not. i heard the governor of a u.s. a we ought to run the government like a business. then run it like a business. that means there are two sides to the letter

case and tonight's episode. >> chris connelly there's this man, and he is an insurance salesman.e's in his office minding his business. it's during the day, and he gets shot and killed at work. that's absolutely right. bob inman was like the guy next door. reggie. or the guy in the office next door. he was kind of loud and boisterous and very beloved. so when he's all of a sudden found shot to death in front of his printer and his fax machine in 2007, a lot of people in saint charles, missouri are super freaked out. they average less than two homicides a year in that part of the world. and so everybody's wondering if it could happen to a nice guy like bob. how could it happen to me? so as the police begin to sift through clues and talking to people, it turns out there's stuff going on with bob. a lot of stuff going on with bob that most people in town had no idea about. and so the cops are surveilling the funeral, they're passing out polygraph exams. they're having remarkable conversations with some of the people around bob. and as they continue to press the case, it seems like t

connelly: good afternoon. we are here today not only to fight for our federal employees who dedicate themselves to every day to a humanitarian task we are here to save lives. [applause] that is what a id does. you name it, aid is there. in the fight against hiv, the fight to protect the weaker population in china, the fight to protect refugees and make sure there is food security everywhere. it is the lead development agency in the world. no one elected elon musk to dismantle it. we are going to fight in the halls of congress and here in a id itself. congress created this agency with the foreign assistance act of 1961 and if you want to change it, you've got to change that law. it is a matter of statute, it is a matter for congress to deal with, not an unelected billionaire oligarch named elon musk. [applause] and elon, if you want to run aid , get nominated by trump, go to the senate, and good luck in getting confirmed. [applause] i want to say to all of the employees of aid, we are with you, we will stand wi

connelly.eal with anybody who's saying you said somebody else's words. so that's that's our error, not yours. but great to see you, nicole. thank you for being with us. nikole is a pulitzer prize winning reporter from the new york times magazine. she's the creator of the 1619 project. she's the founder of the center for journalism and democracy at howard university. she's the co-founder of the ida b wells society. nikole, let's talk about this idea. this idea i was talking about it with with eddie glaude yesterday, that as we see progress, particularly for black people or people of color or marginalized groups in america, this happens. we get remarkable pushback. and some people think that in 1865, the civil war ended and slavery ended, and things marched happily on. not true at all. it was it was fully 100 years later that we even got close to the equality that most people think we got in 1865. and now we're in this sort of a period again. >> absolutely. >> thanks for having. >> me on. and jus

connelly. rep. connolly:: thank you madam chair. and thank you for having this first hearing. you know, improper payments is not a new subject. i remember joining steve and todd platts from pennsylvania in my freshman year talking about improper payments. at that time improper payments were in the range of 35 million a year. they are now in the range of $280 billion a year and times 10 we could cut a most $3 trillion from the debt if we addressed improper payments in a deliberative way. which was called for in the high risk category for years. we can also enforce the tax code it's estimated at least a half trillion dollars a year is left on the table uncollected because of lack of resources in the irs. that is $5 trillion over a decade. finally we can modernize the federal i.t. systems for years on this committee. with the legacy systems alone could save hundreds of millions of dollars a year operating at these costs. if we want to be serious about it let's be serious about it. it to fire the people just went out to do that is mainly inspectors general. president trump is alre

also for today's hearing, chairman comber and ranking member connelly will each be recognized for one minute after me and the ranking member will provide her opening -- provide their opening statements pray to recognize myself for the purpose of an opening statement. good morning. to gay boop -- today we begin the oversight committee on doge. there will be laser focused on bringing full transparency to waste, fraud and abuse within the federal government and presenting the plans to fix the tremendous problems we expose. we as a country are $36 trillion in debt. that is such a stunning amount of money. it is staggering to even comprehend how we as a people or country found ourselves here. this is not a democrat problem, this is not a republican problem. this is an american problem. to make it clear for everyone not only are we $36 trillion in debt, but compounding interest on our debt is also growing out of control. even if we decided to defund the entire federal government, we cannot escape our debt and the compounding interest owed on our debt which grows bigger and bigger every year

here's abc's chris connelly. >> but my plan is to really approach it as a podcast, which is to come outd ten minutes about very intimate topics. we probably won't get to any awards. >> then back here. >> ladies and gentlemen, your academy awards host for 2025. >> i think it's been three years since i stopped doing my late night show, and i've been saying yes to things. it's been this time of yes, i'm a black belt in karate now. i'm a licensed neurosurgeon. i mean, there's all these things i'm doing now that i didn't think i would ever do before. >> conan o'brien saying yes, really, to hosting the oscars for the first time. >> i'm hosting. >> yes. >> i'm an oscar host. >> exactly. >> teasing what could be in store as he takes the oscar stage. you look out and you see the biggest stars in hollywood in front of you. >> yeah. >> do you go after them? do you bounce things off them? are you kind to them? >> i go after the ones that have personally been cruel to me over the years. >> and where to begin? >> i can let someone have it if i think in the moment they really need it. but i'm also ver

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he knows usaid and foreign policy as well as anybody, better than most, terry connelly. [applause] rep. connolly: good afternoon. we are here today not only to fight for federal employees who dedicate themselves every day to a humanitarian task. we are here to save lives because that is what usaid does. you name it, usaid their. in the fight against hiv, the fight to protect the uyghur population in china. the fight to make sure there is food security everywhere, usaid is there. it is the lead development agency in the world. no one elected elon musk to dismantle it. we are going to fight in every way we can. in the courts. in public opinion with the bully pulpit. in the halls of congress. and here at usaid itself. we are not going to let the injustice happen. congress created this agency with the foreign assistance act of 1961 and if you want to change it, you have to change that law. it is a matter of statute, a matter for congress to deal with, not an unelected billionaire oligarch. [applause] and elon musk, if you want to run usaid, get nominated by trump and go to t

have rallied outside the rolanda and embassy in the capital of the netherlands. protesters carried connelly's flags and chanted slogans, calling for an end to the crisis, and the d. r. c. where the m $23.00 militant group is on the offensive. a warning you may find the following images distressing. at least 770 bodies arrived in the morgue of gomez city during battles this week. according to d, r. c. officials, many more bodies lined the streets of the city that's been seized by the m 23. the militants are now are part of the moving toward another eastern city and have pled to, to reach the country's capital kindly as locals are choosing rolanda and western states of back in the group and have stormed their embassies. in contrast to the we worked 5 kilometers to get here. we have only one desire to destroy this house. look at these chairs i took, no one is going to stop me. i'm at home here in my own country. the cold could come a must understand that we, the congo, these people are angry. if this building falls, then let it fall. the, all of this is the property of our country, even though w

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that means they connelly the latest tonight from key, as always. thank. all right, here's a quick look now at some of the other stories making headlines around the world and explosion in a taiwan department store is killed. and these 4 people and many others injured authorities, say gas ignited in a 12th floor, food court in the city of type chung, the blast, and the shower of glass and other debris up to the street below. oh, investigation into the incident is underway. the german luxury car maker portion says it will cut 1900 jobs by the year 2029 to factories here in germany are set to be effective. forces share prices fall in 30 percent in the past year. as it's business in china has region. the news comes as other major german carmakers, such as volkswagen, are also considering significant job cuts the berlin international film festival, also known as the barely nala has officially kicked off a list. actor timothy shalom. a is here for the german premier of his bob dylan bio pick a complete unknown and tilda swinton will receive an honorary golden be

connelly: i think the chair and our witnesses. you know, we've spent the entirety of this hearing under the rubric of rightsizing government as if we all know presumptively what the right size is, which of course nobody does. it's not even necessarily a sensible question. we have ignored half of what should be involved in any enterprise, business, nonprofit or government, and that is the revenue side of the picture. you cannot right size, whatever that means, government, by only looking at expenditures and investments. you got to look at how we finance it. does anyone think that elon musk in running tesla had a meeting when he took it over and said his management crew, whatever we do, we are never again discussing or modifying the price of the tesla? whatever it is today, it is frozen forever and all company profits will be derived from spending, expenditure cuts? of course not. i heard the governor of a u.s. a we ought to run the government like a business. then run it like a business. that means there are two sides to the letter

and a very prestigious williams and connelly, she did pro bono work to help asylum-seekers and refugee organizations includingr she worked for something called the center for gender and refugee studies. she also challenged the first trump administration's restrictions on refugeeshe entering the u.s. ports of con entry. only dick durbin, by the way, showed up at a confirmation priorityle both top ntnot the well-being of citizens that fast tracking of fraudulent asylum-seekers. >> do you have any idea what percentage of those who come to the border seeking asylum t refugee status and go into theen process are actually approved to stay in the united states?w >> a vast majority ofs. individuals do go on to become as highly's and get asylum through the coe court process. >> laura: oh goody, i will get asylum. every profile of miss reyes is thpee first openly lgbtq t judge to serve in washington, d.c. could the doj argue for recusal and given background anti-trump o habias? it doesn't matter much they can be in the supreme court will have tdyo determine whether bei pugender dysphoric is a pr

don't and a sunni member david connelly. they're gonna also co-chair that event. happening today. the city of oakland unveiling the new and improved thomas miller will smith many park. look it. so their biden, the community to come out and it and that ribbon cutting ceremony, they're celebrating the recent renovations of this and 8 other many parks throughout oakland. you could enjoy activities, refreshments and music. now the interim mayor is gonna also deliver some remarks starts at 11 30 this morning at the new mini park. that's on 65th avenue. still ahead, the kron morning news, 2 bay area tech companies choose put kid dangerous situations online. >> we'll have details on that lawsuit. every time someone calls 9, because they need help right away. a fire doubles in size every 60 seconds. plus, local firefighters are pointing at to a recent placed a perfect example. why we sit with close down fire stations need to be real. we're one month into president trump's new term of his administration is laying out >> your 4 things know today helping firefighters union says apart and fir

state lawmakers include christopher ball down and assembly member damon connelly. they're going to coach here that event. the presidio trust now in jeopardy in san francisco, president donald trump announcing he wants to eliminate the truss, manages the presidio along san francisco's northern edge. the trust is created in 1996 2 years after the former army base was turned over to the national park service since then it is rented out former military housing, museum, small businesses allows nonprofits throughout the space. the 1500 acres of the presidio became self-sufficient fine. they remain so ever since local leaders are out to push against the push to abolish it. >> severe trust. model of government efficiency. it's a self-sustaining agency. earns profit. trump does not have the legal authority to terminate the presidio trust. it was created by an act of just move is illegal and i'm confident it will be challenged in court. can't believe that. >> he would want to shut down the presidio trust when it's done. such great work for our community and this area, i woul

but as chief connelly from the kenner pd told us, you know, they are going through all of those things. they obtained a search warrant. they found they found the credit card, the phone. they found a stolen pistol, allegedly. so they're going slowly because they have to to get it right. >> yeah. there's a lot of details and information that you don't always see right up front that the public now knows about and that the police now know about. but so terribly sorry for his family going to do his job and ending up dead in his hotel room. thank you so much, john miller, for being here this morning with us. >> thanks, sarah. >> a new hour of cnn news central starts right now. >> standing by for the arrival of the king of jordan at the white house. his first chance to respond in person to the president's plan to take ownership of gaza. one person killed, several injured in an airport collision, all caught on video. a plane owned by the motley crue frontman involved in this crash. and then i don't think he's a happy person. i feel for him how the dripping scorn between tech titans and yes, el

congrats to steve connelly, brian rosen and scott allen, who all guessed it, although many people guessed meta and uber. so you were barking up the right tree. meta up 20% year to date. draftkings as i mentioned, up 34. same with uber. let's also get a check as we go through these names here on their multiples. and that's where things get really interesting. meta and doordash. i'm sorry. doordash and draftkings are trading above 93 times. uber is around 32. meta is down at practically an inexpensive 27. all of that said, my next guest says they all still qualify as garb at as growth at a reasonable price. joining me now to explain and defend is drew pettit. he's director of u.s. equity strategy at citi research. drew, it does crack a few of us up to be trading at 95. this is not nvidia from 2023 okay. >> yeah this. >> is the problem. >> when we look at some. >> of these. growth stocks that are at. >> relatively early stages right. >> we get these headaches. >> on and. >> even ev. >> to ebitda when we're kind of looking at the near term. numbers that are kind of close to zero. so look math

but it came to connelly's army harshly, put the rebellion down, rejected, amicable as yet either to present as if the or or not the i the the the both of those you by the limit will see that you got it kind of unique. well, the 1st president that'd be the trying to deny the mass because his information minister went so far as to claim that the videos that the atrocities were manipulated. but the imagery sparked outrage deal socrates, change that tactics. i won't be able to keep them up. that's good to go to. my country is the victim of terrorist attacks by certain, some harmed groups, particularly in the province of cosign into their aim, is to destroy the peace we have achieved. not pace, you show, man to undermine out development efforts. the development here, according to a lot of reports, the military invaded houses and killed people always under the pretext that they were terrorist. so i was actually the civilian population that book, that's how serious the repression was in full swing. the central government mobilized police from other provinces and sent them to cosign. heavily armed

the kimberly connelly's army harshly put the rebellion down rejected. i'll make religious a, it's a presumptive was or or not the i the, the the both of those you by the limit of all the fever because you've got, because you need, well, the 1st president could be, you know, trying to deny the mass because his information minister went so far as to claim that the videos that the atrocities were manipulated but the image is sparked outrage. deals are, it is change that tactics a monthly fee of each team. uh that that good deal. just my country is the victim of terrorist attacks by certain, some armed groups, particularly in the province of cosign, into their aim, is to destroy the peace we have achieved. not pace to show man to undermine development efforts. the development here. but according to a lot of reports, the military invaded houses and killed people always under the pretense that they were terrified. so it was actually the civilian population that progressive. their oppression was in full swing. the central government mobilized police from other

vought: will you commit to getting connelly appropriated funding out to californians devastated by these fires as quickly as possible? mr. vought: senator, the president has always been a firm distributor of federal resources to areas that need disaster money, and i don't expect that to change. that has characterized my time at o.m.b. the first time around. to your earlier question, i support and i will take an oath to uphold the constitution and that will continue in that capacity. senator padilla: for the record, i'm glad you're pledging to uphold the constitution because the constitution and the law is clear as it pertains to the impoundment control act. so unlike some of your clearly understood efforts in the first term, i hope you don't go back to those bad-faith practices and efforts in the second term. and you're suggesting you're not going to politicize the disbursement of funds, you're going to get them out the door as quickly as possible. again, i would appreciate you living up to that commitment that you stated here today because i continue to hear comments from president trum

this morning 16 time oscar nominee diane warren is opening up to chris connelly about the gorgeous song >> the way they use the song was so perfect. that amazing scene. and then the song comes on. my favorite line in the whole song is when you go on with your heart you can go farther than you ever thought possible. that's the line. i've always gone with my heart. >> gio: beautiful. warren going on to reveal after five decades in the movie business, she feel likes she's just getting started. you can hear more during a special edition of "20/20" countdown to the oscars with robin roberts. it airs friday the 28th. you can watch the oscars airing march 2nd at 7:00 p.m. all of it happening right here on abc. >> linsey: i'll rooting for her after years of being nominated. of course, she did get the honorary oscar. let's see what happens. >> gio: absolutely. agree with you there. also in music news, just days after launching her new world tour, shakira announced a last minute cancellation of her performance in peru. she touched down in lima over the weekend. just hours before the show, shakira