but what does it mean to be a true evan? degree of self-control, grace, good manners, always being elegant, calm, smooth in speech and movements. the evan style of behavior encourages open signs of respect and sympathy for the interlocutor. what is excluded are open conflicts. dimanets will always prefer a calm discussion and a search for a compromise. but if politeness and delicacy are considered among the evans dignity, in the eyes of other neighbors these qualities may look completely different, hypocrisy, such duplicity, because they will never tell you to your face what they really think, ivan language teachers do not correct mistakes in indonesian for my students, that is, this you need to separately ask and say 100 times - it’s normal if you correct what the student said, something is wrong. jokia map is called the cultural capital of indonesia. it is a city of museums, universities, art galleries and, of course, theaters. the most famous among them the most beloved by the evans is the shadow theater. jokia karta is a

a. evans that it could be. yeah. be a boss like, you know, add them to a for a slot, and now you will get a yeah. it this a lot because she gave me the best to get him assessment and, and what are you calling about? yeah, i saw here and with office and i'm putting it on the other one is that it could be a while and don't want the one that don't come from. what if it's good, you know what i have done more than that. i certainly don't have to look up. i didn't, i didn't, i meant that in just a yeah. that the level of feedback and has the whole 7 talking on, you know, i mean, how many a person that how many yet, and some of the people who was cammie, who i bought on looks like a how many yet the how many you have to obviously it doesn't solve it. why? say that inside the math and it doesn't need to work, but there are many, yes, there's nothing that there have at the end of the year because may not be let me know how to model the ones that already had on the mac. the met that g and just thought of being how many i'm look

it's all i have left of them. ♪ blackbirds singing in the dead of night ♪ >> reporter: evan already ase." ♪ take these broken wings and learn to fly ♪ >> reporter: and "frozen ii." ♪ even after growing up in a theater family, this is her new york stage debut. people know you can sing. it's a little different doing it live? >> it's different doing it live. when you see somebody singing in a film, you could think, maybe it's movie magic. >> juju: you have a couple of show-stopping numbers. do you get nervous that you're going to hit the notes right? >> yeah, it does sort of kneel like when an ice skater is about to go for that triple axel or stick the landing, like here we go! >> juju: the real star of the show, audrey ii, the sieging plant from outer spate space. wasn't quite ready for their tv debut. >> i'm afraid she's not feeling very well today. she's willing. >> juju: she's willing? >> she needs a little something. a little -- >> juju: maybe a little blood lust? seymour's otherwordily adventure begins when he happens across a mysterious plant. >> a faustian tale, an ancient tale.

this time, he was sent to a psychiatric hospital for evaluation. prosecutor jesse evansre issues with obsession. i don't think that he has the ability to feel compassion for other people. he's clearly a brilliant individual. he's also a brilliantly scary individual. >> while daker was hospitalized, lottie packed up and moved to the house in cobb county, about 20 minutes north of atlanta where karmen and nick lived downstairs. >> so you moved? >> yes. >> to try and escape him? >> uh-huh. >> in october on friday the 13th waseem daker was released from the hospital. less than two weeks later, karmen smith was dead and lottie spencer was overwhelmed with guilt. >> waseem is evil. he's pure evil. >> she said her stalker must have been the one behind the attack on karmen and nick. why? daker was obsessed with lottie. he had never met or spoken to karmen. or had he? she thought she knew the answer. >> it was friday the 20th and like daker style, the calls started coming in. the phone got put off the hook and then i could hear her phone ringing. >> karmen answered, then hung up

but he edges ita the occupied westbank, a evans joining us not from life from bethlehem. and they occupied last by we were just telling us just a few stories, how far life is being affected by these really occupation. but clearly the, it is very wide spread that are tens of thousands of lives like to tell the same story. yes, and we're standing here in front of one of the manifestations of israel's occupation, which is the is where the separation wall that has been built across the occupied territories. and in v v i c, j has issued and done by the advisory rulings similar to the case that we've been hearing today when it comes to the wall itself. we were talking about it's being built on occupied territory. is it taking a lot? and it said that the court said that this role should come from save the people who are been damaged because of the building of the word said that all the manifestations of it should be removed when it comes to the check point, the gays and what have you, i mean these, we've been seeing paula city is even long after the decision has been made. we're

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we're encouraged to see russia's desire for a deal that brings evan home, and we hope this will lead ontinues to report from russia. last month we traveled to a putin event as he stands for election with a small hand-picked audience. our vote for putin, this woman told us later, comparing the ukraine war with the war on terrorism. this week a candidate we met in december who opposes the ukraine war was banned from the election. president putin's objectives with this interview will have included to influence the debate in washington. congress still hasn't approved more funding for ukraine, and to influence his own voters ahead of his election in march. russian media is already celebrating the interview. the headline with the state news agency tasks putin is trending on x. >> keir simmons, thank you for that reporting. >>> meantime, in the middle east, president biden now offering his most pointed criticism of israel's offensive in gaza calling israel's conduct over the top and warning that a ground assault into rafa, the city sheltering more than 1 million palestinians could be a disas

our digital show shift a marietta, evan states from in the team in berlin. thanks for watching the when the started. so we started to understand clearly and what you need to do for us. ukraine was assembled. are we moving towards europe or not? 2013. this does have for democracy protest in ukraine the country response to your cries, disputes are free to ship to west have recognized the danger from the terms of being photos on the phones with us. we really understand that so easily. a file. uh, we will lose our conscious euro, my done dots, february 17th on dw, imagine you have to write a law or basis, that's a lot of work, but then you one to 10 a i do it better than icon both on the so why is one of the world's biggest future best hunting to x, formerly twitter post is the videos, does even last want to make x, the new take talk and it's a disturbing phenomenon. but a i generated nude picks us searching online, and kids are using them to believe each other, even though it is illegal. these are the topics that i'm moving the tech love with you soon have to t

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the flight. >> and the aircraft fell >> just like a rock. >> yes, just a rock. >> reporter: no one survived the crash it was evan's first osprey flight as a crew chief he was 19 years old. after the crash, the military said they were 99% sure they had fixed the problem. there have been no clutch failures since january 2023, but they still can't say for sure why it happened in the first place >> you can't fix something if you don't know truly what's causing it, and so that's the worry and the concern. we just want it fixed. >> reporter: evan's casket was escorted by a marine honor guard that included one of his best friends, corporal spencer collart. >> i had received a text saying there had been a mishap in australia. >> reporter: just 14 months after he was there at evan's funeral, collart was killed when the osprey he was in crashed in australia also >> i'm like, no, no, no your heart just sinks, and i remember shaking kind of showing you the phone, like, no, this can't be. >> reporter: and it happened again in november in japan, eight more service members killed in another osprey crash the investigation in that

that's a slogan that was created by a company based right here in san francisco. evan is the founder of adapt clothing and the brain child of the gold blooded brand and design. >> it kind of has a little bit of a menacing like we are going for it feel to it, like achievement, championship vibes. >> evan has been designing gold blooded apparel out of his shop in the sun set district for over a decade and says it's always been a big hit with bay area sports fans. >> it is one of our most iconic and sort of graphics we are known for over the years. everyone gets super excited when big games are coming up. >> over the years, evan's designs have been worn by countless fans. he collaborated with the warriors on a game day shirt given to fans at chase center but says niners fans have always been big supporters. >> the craziest time in our personal history was kaepernick era. we started working, collaborating with him right when he was just starting. >> reporter: that love for the gold blooded design has only increased over the years. now that the niners are going to the super

the position leader of somebody's been so far skilled a 80 or single and interest funeral it was a huge evan for us, and he brought a position in moscow and it was a huge amount of people coming to distributed to say goodbye to him 1st. and then after that was it you just marked on the russian that position ever. and it was the last one big march because after it's, it's was just gone. it was not many such huge masses of people on the streets of moscow. so the question is, the for the mileage, and we'll be able to find the room in moscow for this spending money because they would then use and to me they are looking for the room door to make this to make the settlement if possible. and i would expect they will be having a huge problem problems to get the room for this. and the 2nd question is how the state will deal with this amount of people who are trying to come to the same and by products and why they don't have clear answers to answer for them. because it's all kylie stickler is, but i would expect some thousands of freshmen with this to say good bye to him by the man as he pulled from t

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>> i have a copy for mr. evans. >> do we have mr. bradley somewhere in the where abouts nearby? >> i informed him he's still under subpoena. >> also with mr. bradley, he's not here today. >> identify yourself for the regard >> mr. ward. not here at this moment. he had a doctor's appointment. as we speak. representation he's on his way here. >> you have a time estimate when he's supposed to be here? where's the doctor in relation to here? >> yes. at the very earliest it would b- >> he's currently driving here as we speak. >> at the actual doctor's office, yes, sir. >> ok. and >> i think counsel has been informed last night he would not be here until after 10:30. >> i wasn't told 10 or 10:30. >> ms. merchant, other than him, did you have any other witnesss? >> not that i can -- >> we'll take a moment to look at the questions. let me know when you are ready to proceed. >> i understood yesterday, i don't want -- >> i think you are about to maybe make a legal qualification here. why don't we hear what you got. >> yesterday, the witness declined to answer any questions at all in relat

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i believe an agreement can be reached. >> the "wall street journal" has released a statement in response. saying evan is a journalist and journalism is not a crime. any portrayal to the contrary is total fiction. we're encouraged to see russia's desire for a deal that brings evan hope and we hope that brings his rapid release and return to his family and our newsroom. joining us, susan glasser and phil mud. phil, i want to start with you because president putin in different parts of the interview seemed to allude to the individual that we have known through sourcing was somebody he wanted was putting on the table for a potential swap here. can you walk through how u.s. officials are trying to figure out how to make that work? >> yeah, i think there are a couple things going on, a parallel between what he said about the "wall street journal" and what he's saying about ukraine. in both circumstances this is a great opportunity for propaganda for putin. that is in both circumstances he's saying look, it's not just on me. it's not my fault. we were not the aggressor in ukraine. we're not totally at fault

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we're encouraged to see russia's desire for a deal that brings evan home, and we hope this will lead to his rapid release. last month, we traveled to a putin event as he stands for election with a small hand-picked audience i'll vote for putin, this woman told us later, comparing the ukraine war with the war on terrorism. this week a candidate we met in december, who opposes the ukraine war, was banned from the election and, craig, president putin's objectives for this interview will have been to influence washington congress still hasn't approved more funding for ukraine this interview is being celebrated by the russian media. the headline with the state news agency tasked, "putin is trending on x". >>> two jet blue planes collided yesterday at logan airport in boston you can see the cell phone video showing damage to one of the planes wings the two aircrafts were in the de-icing area when this happens. both were taken out of service immediately for repairs. this is the third plane collision at logan airport in the last year. >> nice! >>> it is coming up on 7:17. time for the first c

we are encouraged to see a deal that brings evan home and we hope this will lead to his rapid releasest month we traveled to a putin event as he stands for election, with a small hand picked audience. i'll vote for putin, this woman told us, comparing the ukraine war with the war on terrorism. this week, a candidate we met in december, who opposes the ukraine war, was banned from the election. president putin's objectives with this interview included to influence the debate in washington, congress still hasn't approved more funding for ukraine and to influence his own voters ahead of his election in march. russian media is also celebrating the interview, the headline with the state news agency task, putin trending on "x." >>> tomorrow celebrations will kick off for lunar new year, the spring festival, celebrated by communities all over the world. janis mackey frayer is in beijing with more on the country's treasured festivities and traditions. >> reporter: the biggest holiday event of the year, the lunar new year kicks off february 10th with festivities that could last up to two weeks

we're encouraged to see russia's desire for a deal that brings evan home, and we hope this will lead t from russia, last month we traveled to a putin event as he stands for election with a small handpicked audience. "i'll vote for putin," this woman said later compare the war with the war on terrorism. a candidate we met in december who opposes the ukraine war was banned from the election. president putin's objectives with this interview will have included to influence the debate in washington, congress still hasn't approved more funding for ukraine, and to influence his own voters ahead of his election in march. russian media is already celebrating the interview, the headline with the state news agency tass, putinen is trending on x. keir simmons, nbc news. >> that's going to do it for me. "deadline: white house" starts right now. >>> hi, it is 4:00 in washington, d.c. i'm alicia menendez in for nicolle wallace. by any measure it's been a wild ride of a week particularly if you are disgraced twice impeached ex-president facing 91 criminal charges because here's the thing about 91 cri

cbs' carter evans reports from a heard-hit area. >> reporter: dramatic rescues today in southern california as floodwaters rushed in. >> hey, they're coming -- >> reporter: a swift water rescue team saved this man trapped under a bridge in orange county. and in long beach, drivers needed help getting to dry land after their cars wound up submerged up to their roofs. this area south of los angeles received nearly a month's worth of rain in just 12 hours. >> i've been living mere for like three years and never seen it like this. >> reporter: in l.a., winds gusting up to 45 miles per hour downed trees. and torrential downpours made for a dangerous morning commute. the storm slammed northern california first, knocking down trees and flooding streets along with nearby vineyard where up to three inches of rain fell. >> reporter: i'm elise preston in northern california's wine country. crews are keeping drivers away from floodwaters like here in sonoma county where the incessant storm washed out a road stranding a driver and forcing this overnight rescue. across the area the pounding rain had nowh

this quaint building is a catholic chapel in the evan style. others muslim countries, islam came to indonesia with merchants on merchant ships, and not with the army of conquerors that destroyed the previous ones. the new religion overlapped with old beliefs and, above all, hindu buddhism. they have a very inherent feeling that all these differences between the world... religions, they are superficial, but there is something main that is inherent in all of them, this is a local variation on the theme of religious tolerance, which also encourages still find a common language and live together, and not get divorced, although it happens in different ways. parasitic religious tolerance made it possible to preserve remarkable monuments before the islamic era. for example, this temple complex, not far from jokya karta, it ’s called prombanan, was built thousands of years ago. the walls of the temple buildings are pictures of the history of indonesia, as well as images of scenes from the famous epic sarayan, which comes to life in the evenings in ball

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story made up a key part of the gop >> case, was arrested on thursday, alexander smirnova's accused of lying to the fbi and creating false records, but republicans seem undeterred cnn's evan perez has the latest us prosecutors charged a former fbi and format with lying about corruption claims, i guess a president joe biden and his son hunter biden, and business dealings with the ukrainian energy company burisma. the charges against alexander smirnov undercut a major part of republicans corruption claims against the president and the impeachment inquiry that they've launched against them smirnoff was behind two fbi memos in 2,017.20. 20. the latter one came after joe biden launched his campaign for president and it included explosive allegations that a burisma executives claimed that the company paid joe biden and hunter biden 5 million each during the the time that biden was vice president, in exchange for assisting the company's business interests. the indictment in federal court says that smirnoff allegations against the bidens were, quote a fabrication, an amalgam of otherwise unremarkable business meetings and contacts that actually occurred. but at a later date, then

a soggy red carpet. major. >> beware of soggy celebrity shoes. carter evans> now to the trial of a michigan mother whose son killed four students in a 2021 school shooting. jennifer crumbley took the stand in her own defense today as she faces four counts of involuntary manslaughter for allowing her son access to a gun despite warning signs. cbs's lilia luciano was there. >> i do. >> reporter: jennifer crumbley repeatedly testified she didn't believe her son struggled with mental health issues, even as school officials urged the parents to get him psychological help immediately just hours before the shooting. but they refused to take him out of school. >> did you ever believe that your son needed mental health treatment? >> no. i mean there was a couple of times where ethan had expressed anxiety but not to a level where i felt he needed to go see a psychiatrist or a mental health professional right away, no. >> reporter: crumbley also testified that it was her husband, james, the one who bought the handgun four days before the shooting and was responsible for

as a lead bombardier. evans his aim must be good every ship in the world will drop its bombs when he drops. now, one point around, the bombsight moves toward another stationary point to the instant the touch bombs will release. they touch. bombs away. the first half of the mission is over. the easy hut. now to get home. the flak stops. that means fighters at somewhere a stop lurking behind that cloud or hiding up in the sun with a glare blind you and you can't see them waiting to dive down on your fighters at 6:00. this is what i'm going to see is a speck in the sky that's a fighter and then a blink. that means he's firing you 2300 rounds a minute. in a running battle. one of the most important instruments is the interphone interphone. there's more of 1:00. hi. they're coming round watching. two fighters. 6:00 up, coming in. dramatic piece of the trouble at 2:00, watching an engine on fire. there's more time for the 1943 planes. 9:00 coming around. keep you out. around a ten foxtrot. you guys are separated. 11,

gershkovich >> evan is a journalist and any suggestion otherwise is a false depictionard engel joins us. let's start out with navalny's death and how it happened. >> reporter: so obviously the kremlin is fearing -- feeling very strong these days. it's making advances on the battlefield here in ukraine. alexei navalny was already in prison, not entirely silenced but was out of circulation, is now dead, and his family, his supporters, his late wife and mother now, his lawyers, all trying to figure out what happened to him to keep his cause going, and that's something his widow says she wants to do. we saw that appeal not long ago from his mother, effectively making a sympathy plea saying release the body so we can have a proper burial. according to the ambassador to the united nations, navalny's body is being held by russian authorities and they say as a matter of course because they are doing exams to figure out the cause of death. so far the official russia accounting is he died of a sudden death syndrome, a very generic term to describe either a cardiac arrest or some

in a situationships is probably asking themselves that same question, is this love , is it a friendship? >> evanwe have a whole batch of them that end up being misprinted and what we heard about this new relationship term called the situationships, it was like the answer was right in front of us. >> for others, it is hard to swallow. >> i don't know how long we can go in this situation. >> don't like living in the gray area, which is really what a situationships is. >> a matchmaker, devon simone said not all situations are inherently bad. >> if you just want to have fun, then situationships it up, do your thing. >> and the perfect gift for those asking, will you be mine, sometimes? >> or not? i don't get it. whatever works for you, no judgment. if you are happy, you are happy. >> it is 5:57 in the morning, desperate for a date is valentine's day? what could impact your chances of finding lasting love. still ahead, we are talking to a relationship expert. >> the inflation report was released bounced from one doctor to the next. did they even send my lab work...? wait, was i supposed to bring that

i did everything with the morgue, it was clean, i did it, you did a lot of noise and fire, what did you do, vasya, after sex evansd myself, so i decided to put it down. i was officially accepted into the sov export film, it’s not customary here, misha, don’t be naughty, bring it back, vitya, take it away. now there’s no time for that, so that’s it, vitya and i are herding ivans, you’re looking for myers, we’re looking for approaches and extensions for joint cooperation, everything within the framework of the operation is better, good, and what is this, something, and more specifically, if they say something , that means it's... something , i agree, you can't figure it out without a bottle, so maybe, a little bit at a time, it's a joke, a joke, after all, find me a place where myers and i can talk face to face, this is important, okay, vasya, you're in charge, let's go, why did you sit down? there he is, punctual, in germany you quickly get used to order, the germans force you to wake up in the morning, make the bed, clean the room, put things away, i don’t know, maybe they’re spraying something here, what? joshua

. >> karelina is the latest in a series of americans jailed in russia, like journalist r evan gershkovich paul whelan. it's almost a year since evan was arrested. >> aishah: florida congressman michael waltz, serves on the house intel and armed services committees. congressman, good to see you. so we have the 32-year-old american ballerina who goes to russia to visit her 90-year-old grandmother and gets picked up by russian police because she made a 50 buck donation to ukraine like two years ago. i mean -- it sounds like a bad nightmare, and i feel so terrible for her family, but this is like open season now on americans that go to russia or have anything to do with that. has the u.s. emboldened russia to just pick off americans? >> aishah, my heart breaks for the families, too. this issue is near and dear to my heart, all of these cases. my wife julia was -- worked with robert o'brien as the hostage envoy under the previous administration, and there's a couple of things that have to happen here. number one, it has to start from the top, from the white house, from the president himself. p

a former american citizen is in itself urgent, don’t you think so, please. alexander nikolaevich, as i understand it, you know that elizaveta is dating the american singer jack evansce. what do you think this could mean? alexander nikolaevich. “i understand how all this looks to the people of your department, but let me show you my daughter’s diary, my wife found it in a hiding place, by accident, lisa loves evans, and he wants to go back to the usa, she wants to be with him, what do you think? about this? it's not about my career." well, they will recall, they will recall, my pension is in a year, but how can i let my only daughter go? to america, i’ll start dissuading her, she will leave out of spite, she is in love, blind and deaf, and are you sure that they are not going to leave for america, she writes that she wants to be with him, wherever fate takes him. evans abandoned american offspring, and they do not forgive such things. the usa really likes to annoy us, there is such luck here, the singer, successful socialism is coming home down the drain. i will take it. it must be an interesting book, what do you think? didn’t read, well, it’s not my rules to read

how many of the top a small from evans calculus on the us british, the lower planes have carried out a series of areas track symbol, boston's indifferent. the many cities uh we under the control of the unsettled off of these, the new i rice, it reads that we're on the balls are withdrawn and also on that day, which places the yeah, oh the say that they have already be targeted in eli. it'd be, it'd be war. so we are talking about an increasing air strikes by the us and prison in order to. busy limits what be, say, be as healthy as ability and capability to, to head us and british marine, i'm all in there up to our thoughts to an operations, to, to stop the memory. try move these really by the time along the route. see another, see the save, this is a pressure on his realtor to put an end to it's a question on people and guns and also to and it's blockade there. whether you assess the heat, these will face for the consequences if they don't stop attacking ships in the red sea. a white house correspondent, kimberly how good is in washington dc and has moved from the the following. a 2nd

dangerous weapon after he allegedly stabbed another passenger during a flight between seattle and las vegas last month. cbs's carter evans reports this is just the latest in a series of mid-flight incidents in recent weeks. >> reporter: it happened on an alaska airlines flight on approach to las vegas in january. investigators say julio alvarez lopez bound pens together with rubber bands before the flight and used the makeshift weapon to stab the man sitting across the aisle. photos show the victim with cuts and bruises. a federal grand jury indicted lopez wednesday. court documents say he planned on attacking and killing the man and felt the mafia had been chasing him. sam vinograd is a cbs contributor. >> based upon just the sheer number of incidents we've been seeing over the past few years is that we really do need a new approach to airline safety. >> reporter: just this week, passengers had to forcibly restrain a man who allegedly tried to open the door on this american airlines flight to chicago. >> he was saying, like, i got to get off this plane. get me off this plane. >> reporter: passengers also helped break up

evans. >> reporter: this is a huge tree. just look how big the trunk is. s say it came down around 6:00 in the morning. col, carter evans. >> reporter: this is a huge tree. just look how big the trunk is reaction, took out that tree, then multiple utility poles down the street. that knocked out power and essentially trapped people in their neighborhoods. >> reporter: it's one thing to be trapped, another to suddenly be jolted by a massive landslide. >> underneath mud, debris, trees, everything. i don't -- like i'm telling you, i don't know how i'm alive right now. >> reporter: and fortunately no one was inside this home at the time. aerial footage shows how this canyon side gave way, forcing this home off of its foundation, pushing it more than 40 feet before it collided with another home. meanwhile, in northern california, fallen trees killed at least three people, norah. >> norah: jonathan vigliotti, thank you. back here in washington, president biden is calling on republicans to put the interests of the american people ahead of politics to support the se

whether trump's team can get access to highly classified evidence as the clock ticks down to a potential trial date. evanez is there. give our viewers a sense of what the significances of this particular day in court. >> reporter: this is all about the classified documents and the classified documents that are relevant to donald trump's trial. right now that trial is set for may, but it is unclear if that date holds. right now, what the former president and his lawyers are doing is meeting with the judge , discussing some of the documents that are at issue. in some cases the special counsel, jack smith, is arguing that they should not be allowed to see the documents themselves. they should be able to see only summaries of the documents and looking for access to some of those documents is the codefendants of the former president. this is a hearing that has been going on for about three hours. we expect that the former president will be in their for another hour or so before the special counsel government get their turn to make their arguments for continuing to restrict the access of some of these document

but a target you evans and us of action views of the groups armed groups which are finding those games which are resisting those games, protecting their neighborhoods, trying to clean up their neighborhoods and calling the same time for a revolution. a change in the system of the country, and this is what the, the group of do. felipe, there's a former rebel leader, is also calling for joe calling for radical change. you have a completely isolated, unpopular, ineffective prime minister to fact, to prime minister. he was elected in any way uh, there were no elected officials. so it's going to come down to a battle between this and the south force and the police. and the people are clearly on the side of the beast that force me very cities around the country. but particularly in the capital here in port approves of people are in the streets, barricades for everywhere. and we expect this will continue for the foreseeable future. russia is marketing, it's national diplomats de, commemorating the funding of the countries diplomatic service all the way back in $1549.00. on the eve of the anni

. >> i got a picture of him sitting in the cockpit, just in front of the position where he was when he passed. >> evanlitary, working on osprey crews. in june 2022, he was on an osprey over california when investigators say it experienced what's called a hard clutch engagement when the clutch releases and suddenly reengages. >> at that point, they lost control of the flight. >> reporter: and the aircraft fell. >> just like a rock. >> reporter: no one survived the crash. it was evan's first osprey flight as a crew chief, he was 19 years old. after the crash, the military said they were 99% sure they had fixed the problem. there had been no clutch failures since january of 2023, but they can't say for sure why it happened in the first place. >> you can't fix something if you don't know truly what's causing it. and so that's the worry and the concern. we just want it fixed. >> reporter: evan's casket was escorted by a marine honor guard that included one of his best friends, corporal spencer collard. >> i had received a text saying there had been a mishap. >> reporter: 14 months after he was there at eva

dangerous weapon after he allegedly stabbed another passenger during a flight between seattle and las vegas last month. cbs's carter evans this is ust the latest in a series of mid-flight incidents in recent weeks. >> reporter: it happened on an alaska airlines flight on approach las vegas in january. investigators say julio alvarez lopez bound pens together with rubber bands before the flight and used the makeshift weapon to stab the man sitting across the aisle. photos show the victim with cuts and bruises. a federal grand jury indicted lopez wednesday. court documents say he planned on attacking and killing the man and felt the mafia had been chasing him. sam vinograd is a cbs contributor. >> based upon just the sheer number of incidents we have been seeing over the past few years is that we really do need a new approach to airline safety. >> somebody get me help! >> reporter: just this week, passengers had to forcibly restrain a man who allegedly tried to open the door on this american airlines flight to chicago. >> he was saying, like, "i got to get off this plane, get me off this plane." >> reporter: passengers als

the newspaper said in part in a statement that we're encouraged to see russia's desire for a deal to bring evanis will contribute to a release. the state department comment on the details but said he should be freed immediately. putin had this to say about gershkovich. i want him to return to his homeland. i'm absolutely sincere. a lot of people agree with that. back to you. >> thanks, greg. clay travis joins us live from vegas, baby. home of super bowl lviii. he said president biden's odds of being president again are dropping massively on all the betting markets. he will explain the numbers next. veteran homeowners, car payments are getting out of control. get a newday 100 va cash out loan at lower mortgage rates to pay off those high rate car loans. you give eye exams. i give fresh starts. better vision, healthy eyes? everybody wants that. "hero doc saves vision!" well, i— —"hero owl saves money!" get 50% off lenses when you buy designer frames at america's best. the first time you connected your godaddy website and your store was also the first time you realized... well, we can do anything.

obviously when you get to the timeline that we're on here with an election several weeks matters a lot, evan. thank you so much. and trump is not only trying to fend off those federal trials, he is trying to delay his trial in georgia, which of course it's a crucial one for many reasons, including then any kind of a presidential pardon if you're even going to have that conversation, wouldn't apply to a state verdict hearing in that case is now scheduled for thursday, which is the same day as a hearing in trump's new york hush money case. let's go to nick valencia, who is in atlanta. nick, this is obviously an important hearing. what more can you tell us about it? it's now scheduled. i understand. for thursday where you are in atlanta erin, it's a major hearing. >> it could be a defining day in >> this case, especially now that the door is open for fani willis, potentially to be disqualified over this it's the presiding judge, scott mcafee, signaling that he's taking these allegations of an improper relationship very seriously and saying that if he sees there's evidence that willis financiall

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evan, this is a crucial moment. this is the beginning here of what could be a lot coming from the supreme court. what are you expecting? >> reporter: that's right. look, the stakes are high for the former president. obviously everything rides on this case. there's a number of other states, as you pointed out, that are waiting in the wings to see how this one turns out. the former president's legal team, we're expecting they're going to make comparison between this, this effort to remove him from the ballot, to venezuela where the authorities say they have disqualified an opposition candidate. they're going to compare that to what is happening in this case. of course, as you pointed out, this is a case that none of us -- none of us really thought was going to get this far and it got here just bir the thinnest of margins. it's a 4-3 vote by the colorado supreme court. all democratic nominees on that court and you will also remember that the lower court judge had declined to remove the former president from the ballot,