hi, audrey? >> it is nice to see you. >> great to see you audrey. >> great seeing you all! nice to see you dave. >> great to see you. you look way better then i do. y i was going to say palm springs has been very kind to you. you look fantastic. >> i have about at the computer all day. >> sure she just came from cochela. >> for those-can you guys see me? >> yeah! [multiple speakers] >> he wont be with me may 2, so think the opportunity arose. >> alright. i don't think we have anymore questions. it sounds buttoned up to me. any public comment on this item? >> no public comment on this item. >> we'll close public comment. anybody want to entertain a motion >> i move to approve this with staff recommendations. >> i second. >> alright. we can vote. [roll call] >> thank you all very much. >> you did it audrey. [laughter] >> alright. we'll be in touch. >> see you guys in a couple weeks. >> stay safe. >> bye bye. >> alright. the next item is number 7, which is discussion and possible action to amend the permit conditions of the limited live performance permit for adobe books 3130

>> audrey, sophie is 20 years old. at stanford university right now and she described this really heartbreaking story of being a 10-year-old girl at her birthday party downloading instagram and spiraling basically after consuming the media that was fed to her on instagram into a place she developed an eating disorder. not only was she seeing the diet culture that you would expect on instagram but saw videos that promoted her starving herself, and she got to a really unhealthy place over the course of five years that she says she was not prepared for at 10 years old. she says that she's not the only young person calling for this, and she is making her voice known, going to the capital in sacramento to testify to let people know this has real harm on kids who are now making their way into adulthood, now going to our universities and are living with the lasting consequences. >> you spoke with a student. you spoke with a professor from san jose state university. what's the professor saying? >> audrey, professor shawn fletc

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bud light the beer to drink when you're not drinking beer is partnering with trans-activist and audreypburn cos player dylan mulvaney. >> i got some bud lights for us, i kept hearing about this thing called march madness and i thought we were having a hectic month but it has something to do with sports. this month i celebrated my 365 day of woman hood and bud light sent me the best gift ever a can with my face on it >> jimmy: that happened on april 1st but somehow it is not a joke. the good news is they waited until women's history month ended and on the plus side people will finally tell mulvaney nice can. [cheers and applause]

>> hi, audrey. well, as they've been saying, happy opening day here at oracle. despite the 3-1 loss to the royals, everyone's upbeat. you can take a look in the outfield, players and families taking pictures, taking in the moment, enjoying the day. as for the fans, there's a lot of excitement and hope. the giants, they don't have a superstar on their roster, but in their three wins so far this season they have slammed 15 home runs. they have shown that they really can light up the scoreboard. that has fans hopeful for the rest of the season, despite today's loss. >> it's all about hope, it's all about being in the moment, having a good time. so anthony, my next question for you, the home openers, they're always filled with pomp and circumstance. is there anything interesting that you've seen so far? >> yeah, several cool moments today. pregame, sergio romo, the pitcher who retired as a giant, came on the field and said, let's play ball. got the crowd fired up. maybe the loudest ovation came in pregame introductions where they introduced brandon crawford. he's a

i'm audrey asistio. welcome to nbc bay area news at 4:30. we'll share with you the increased calls for safety in the city amid that stabbing investigation. we're also tracking other stories today including an update in a fight over the biggest soccer tournament in the world. what the city of santa clara says the 49ers are failing to do ahead of the world cup. >>> also, abruptly shut down. casey's barbecue is out of business. the reason they say now is the time after 55 years. >>> get ready for the best gymnasts to come to the bay area. an olympic medalist is with us with a preview of the u.s. gymnastics championships, plus when you can grab your tickets. >>> let's go ahead and begin with new details on the stabbing death of financial tech executive bob lee, a person who works near the crime scene tells us san francisco police recovered a knife near the site where lee may have been stabbed. that person says it was a four to five-inch-long knife found a few yards away from where bob lee was found bleeding. the knife was feet away from where a

>> wow, it's really a three-piece indictment, if you will, audrey. number one is the $130,000 payoff money, if you will, illegal business practices to find that money, and voter fraud because you paid off this person using money you shouldn't have. keeping that knowledge away from the voters, you have, in fact, defrauded them. as a result of that, boom, we are sticking you with this 34-count indictment. >> that's a good amount, larry. i understand we'll be hearing from mr. trump later tonight. what do you think he's going to say? >> nobody knows grievances better than president trump, we know that, and he will list that growing series of grievances adding now alvin bragg, probably the judge as well, along to all the other things he's mentioned over the years, weeks, and recent days. and the idea is really to build the base. he's using this as a way to go ahead and increase his strength. there's a recent public opinion poll from two weeks ago. he had a 14-point edge of desantis from florida. today it's a 29-point edge. all of this in the midst of this

baby audrey joins us now with her parents carolyn and andrew clark.. carolyn. >> thank you. >> ashley: you have a son 4 years old cammeron. i'm sure you were expecting another boy. goes back a long time. when you found out gender reveal party, what were your thoughts. >> we were super excited and we were compleeftly shocked and in disbelief that we ended up having a girl. so when we bit into that cookie it took us a second to register that the frosting on the inside was actually pink and not blue. will with you i saw someone spitting it out to make sure. >> being pregnant i was nauseous that day. as soon as i bit that cooky, you know, it did not sit well. so i had to go run and needed to cut into the cookie to confirm that i am seeing pink. >> ainsley: that is so cute. you have two brothers. they have boys. your dad had three boys. your great, great grandfather had to two i boys. your great, great, great grandfather had five children, four boys and then finally a little girl born in 1885. that little girl you are holding little audrey she changes this

although audrey hailey's killer is transgender.he identified herself as a man a few minutes before she opened fire and wrote to a friend, which left a lot of explanations. why did you decide to go to kill, and loco-place police do not yet know the motive for this crime, but we are working around the clock to find out, many believe that the authorities are deliberately hiding the motive of hayley studied at this christian school. but only when she finished she was able to call herself a man's name aiden and wear men's clothes, that is she could retaliate at school for her harsh religious upbringing. and if so, then the motive for the crime is definitely hatred , which is why they don’t talk about it, because the official setting is attacking trans people, and not vice versa. sympathy for the white house is clearly on the side of sex minorities , president biden, it was not by chance that transgender souls of the american nation said. and with the soul, after all, it is necessary. it is possible that after the shooting in nashville,

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because audrey hale called herself transgender. he was by deanything a holy martyr. watch this passion or the in a formerly christian church who compared audrey hale to jesus. >> leaders were looking for any excuse, valid or not, to crucify jesus. they found that reason. it's baffling to me that someone's existence can be so threatening that people decide that they need to be controlled, that they need to have laws made against them or even worse, that the people that they find to be so threatening should die. >> tucker: so audrey hale's very existence as a transgender person was so threatening by authorities that they killed her just as the pharisees killed jesus. had nothing to do with the fact that she murdered six peek. that was in st. mark's in fargo. it's clear that st. marks lutheran church is no longer a christian church. it's a transgenderism church. that's the fastest growing religion. the theology features a transfiguration, the moment one person goes from one sex to another. they former identities no longer exist. their dead names. but here's one big diff

so, but as audrey of you, how does she to not is a supervisor at the semi nationalized diamond joint venture in dtc, and he's with his quality sequence. it was o diggler quality. she to not is the person who determines the value of the gems. before they go to market the my son clear, they are, the more there was more ah, did my my my be mixing and diversity invoice. but when it's bullies, you probably have to add another 30 to 40 because you might have to pay 40000 for voice don't like that. you hear a 1000 diamonds of the highest quality. their market value is around $29000000.00 euros. you can count him, but it was bigger for ela, so we weigh them at the end of the day. so we don't leave this building and do with bow and recall where we have, but we have wrinkles of each year, full 100 kilograms of diamonds, end up on this table. the really unique ones are stored separately. well, and is the, the biggest thing of it is this is a brilliant, nice color. the stone is you can see looks pink is a very red color. so we're talking a lot of my youngest on, i mean they froze it rough estima

i'm audrey asasistio. welcome to ""nbc bay area news" at 4:30." velena jones spoke to police who say they worked closely with that loss prevention employee through his work. >>> two separate arrests in san jose accusing of targeting people in popular asian shopping centers for their valuables. the warning by police. >>> a rough day for a lot of meta employees. the company following through with thousands of layoffs. our business and tech reporter, scott budman, is going to talk about what is next for facebook's parent company and what to do if you're nervous about your job. >>> and netflix users, the streaming giant is now giving a timeline for its password crackdown in the u.s. we're going to break down when your free ride is set to end and some options to save a little money. >>> let's go to breaking news this afternoon in the south bay. right now, police are at the scene of a deadly shooting on blossom hill road in san jose near the black angus steak house and a few blocks from oak ridge mall. officers say when they got there, they found a man

audrey asistio. nbc bay area news. >>> a somber memorial today in san francisco.eople gathering to remember this. the 1906 earthquake that rocked the city and the region. 117 years ago, that 7.9 quake. more than 28,000 buildings were destroyed and more than 3,000 people died. the city held its annual remembrance this morning. mayor breed honoring san francisco's resilience. >> that's why it is important that we celebrate. to remind us what happened in the past so that we can not only begin to prepare for the future but we can also remember what we are as san franciscans. >> reporter: experts say the more years that go by, the closer we are to another big earthquake. it's a good reminder to all of us to pack our emergency go bags, to have it ready. if you need help figuring out what to put inside. we've got you covered. head to nbcbayarea.com/quakes. you'll be able to find an explainer on how to prepare the go bag. >>> pg&e has reached an emissions goal ahead of schedule. they set a goal to have net zero emissions by 2050. it has created milestones to reach that go

nbc bay area's audrey asistio takes a closer look at the study. >> reporter: everyone's talking about artificial intelligence these days, from writing essays to diagnosing an illness, even planning your next vacation. but something we're not hearing much about yet are fears that a.i. may destroy the earth. no, we're not talking about the science fiction scenario you might be thinking of. we're talking about the staggering carbon emissions required to train and maintain these large a.i. systems. >> progress often comes with unfortunate side effects. i think that's what we're seeing here. obviously, it's not the only place where this happens. >> reporter: perrault is a computer scientist and codirector of stanford's a.i. steering committee. he took part recently released by the stanford institute for human-centered artificial intelligence. it estimated the amount of energy needed to train a.i. models. >> so the training of these large a.i. systems like chatgpt requires thousands of computers running for many hours, which consumes a very large amount of electricity. and this generates la

audrey helly detailed in a letter to her friend audrey hale identified herself as transgender earliere state of nancy passed a law that the governor signed into law. it prohibits transgender medical interventions in against minors , another law was passed that prohibits some entertainment. for adults, including the imitation by men and women of being of the opposite sex, this happened after a series of scandals with transgender shows in the state, that is, hayley who studied at a christian school where she was forbidden to call herself a man's name iidan and dress like a man, where she and came to take revenge on those who tried to educate her in religious traditions, it turns out that she herself suffered a liberal template, unshakable. we saw during midterm elections is that people don't want to be deprived of their freedom. they want us to fight for their freedoms, our hearts are betrothed to trans society, as it is under attack, and the biden even called transgenders the soul of the american nation, who did not understand the soul. let him hide. it's not their fault gender queer l

audrey audrey doing and for what purpose did she actually come to odessa, what is known now well, i thinkt they , looking at the martial law, she was still able to enjoy er, our city er, today our city has all signs of war and this has its own specifics. i am not saying that this is the best view of odesa today, nevertheless, odesa showed that it was, is and remains ukrainian, this is the most important moment , as for the visit itself, you know that in the corridor a certificate from the president of ukraine was presented to the effect that we became part of unesco i am talking specifically about the historical center of our city and about odessa in general, but i also felt for myself what war is like, it is a reality . i saw it here today. there are still some nuances of this visit. in my opinion, the most important thing is that when the pro-russian zhduns talked about the fact that they will not bomb the imperial odesa, rather than storm it, which enemy has shown that he is a terrorist. well, it is clear to everyone that he does not care about anything, and that is why today they were

hi, audrey? >> it is nice to see you. >> great to see you audrey. >> great seeing you all! you dave. >> great to see you. you look way better then i do. y i was going to say palm springs has been very kind to you. you look fantastic. >> i have about at the computer all day. >> sure she just came from cochela. >> for those-can you guys see me? >> yeah! [multiple speakers] >> he wont be with me may 2, so think the opportunity arose. >> alright. i don't think we have anymore questions. it sounds buttoned up to me. any public comment on this item? >> no public comment on this item. >> we'll close public comment. anybody want to entertain a motion >> i move to approve this with staff recommendations. >> i second. >> alright. we can vote. [roll call] >> thank you all very much. >> you did it audrey. [laughter] >> alright. we'll be in touch. >> see you guys in a couple weeks. >> stay safe. >> bye bye. >> alright. the next item is number 7, which is discussion and possible action to amend the permit conditions of the limited live performance permit for adobe books 3130 24 street in

that same team mate said in recent years audrey hale's behavior became obsessive and felt stalker-isho is expected to be released. will, rachel, pete? will: thank you, alexandria. pete: we'll sea if we get that manifesto and why she did it. not that i really care, but we deserve to know. good on the state of tennessee for saying we're going to do something that would actually impact the problem. rachel: we're not going to discriminate against parents and kids who go to private schools. we care about all of our kids. i loved all of this, and i think just knowing this is a guard there will be a deterrent for some people. will: oh, i think so. pete: in this case, it was, early reports are that she tried to target another school, but there was such strong security or that was her sense that a she lifted the target to covenant school. rachel: which was her former school. pete: correct. will: the manifesto, i think it is important. rachel:s. will: you know, there's a psychological phenomenon where these people, whatever is broken inside of them, breaks to the point that they actually are se

okay, let's bring an amity drink, who's at a refugee camp in audrey in chad. i'm a down here in the program. you were reporting to us from a cap, a co, freund in chad. what said like where you are now and are people still coming with? exactly. yeah. rob, how we were in california yesterday and late in the evening, we moved to a new camp, set up a park from the initial owner. we were reported all these days and that there were more people about 5000 had already arrived and we met some are you and agencies distributing foot staff to those people, 5000 in one particular camp. and they're telling us that are more people trying to cross over into is to charge for safety. now, with a situation there is still desperate. more than 2 weeks after the arrival of the 1st group of refugees into china, there is no single apartment in structure, nor tent has been erected in these camps. people are living out there in the open. the lucky ones will get a shade and our tree and try to put together some form of shelter for members of the families, but they're still exposed to th

compares it to a audrey hepburn type of thing. only ken fisher can lay it out this way. we'll be right back. ♪ this man needs updated covid protection. so does she. yup, these guys too. because covid is still out there, and so are you. and if your last vaccine was before september 2022, you're out there with fading protection. but an updated vaccine restores your protection. so you can keep doing you. get an updated covid vaccine and stay out there, safely. charles: so while almost everyone sitting on pins and need des, my next guest compares the stock market to a 1964 romantic comedy. joining me fisher investments founder ken fisher. ken, i can't wait to hear this comparison. >> so it is pretty simple. when i'm a young guy in the '60s, audrey hepburn was one of the many great sweethearts, a lot of her movies were never really all that great, including paris when it sizzles, the reality people don't think about the market going back to points i made on your show many times, thanks for having me back on, charles, it is always great to be with you, the french market has be

many of them in audrey and other border communities. but the situation has changed since the post deaf or the refugee started arriving here, simply because we cannot make copies over the past few years have increased. and now we are. we are right in the middle of a market here in drake and what people are telling us shoppers and business been unlike saying that things are getting more. busy and more expensive, we spoke to the professor. yeah. who is the couple of warranties local folks? yeah. they started kind of altima who told us that prices have increased between 40 to 70 percent and many people here both really cannot afford to do that. and if we have more and more refugees concentrating in this community, you expect to, you expect things to get harder for the local community. and probably you will see some flight points or some flights of disagreements or even conflict between the locals and the new arrivals. med address reporting from adria in the near the border with the dent. thank you very much. a conference underway in the ivo

it's audrey to lou hudelin, so they said that they have good intentions and that there's no risk to us park hope would all it on both of us, toyota, how can we trust so johnny was willing to little thought, ah, today the world of large retail scenes is divided into 2 parts. on the one hand, there are brands organized as co operatives with independent stores, such as laclare or etiquette. on the other hand, the centrally managed corporations, most of which use the hyper market concept, such as a al casino or care for the french pioneer, which has been experiencing the most difficult period in its history for several years now. a large number of its hypermarkets are thought to be in financial difficulties. little news a day. we want things to be small and manageable. hypermarkets represent the dehumanization of tries human and excessive consumption. at the time when environmental awareness is growing and the effects of all consumption are becoming visible to mr. ah, ah, the large retail chains have not kept up with current trends. but that's not the only reason for the crisis. this sick

audrey and her neighbours say it has deeply impacted their lives.me look at my neighbours and my community differently, that we should really look out for other people. harry farley, bbc news. in the waters south of japan scientists have caught and filmed fish at the greatest ever depth on record. this is a snailfish and it was found over eight kilometres below the sea. at that depth, it would experience 800 times the pressure than at the ocean surface. but scientists say the gelatinous make—up of their bodies help them to survive. from dc to deep space. the us space agency nasa has revealed the four astronauts who will orbit the moon aboard its orion spacecraft next year. the artemis ii mission is the first crewed flight aimed at eventually returning astronauts to the moon's surface. our science editor rebecca morelle has this report. it's a new era of pioneers and adventures. vying for seats on the most sought after mission in 50 years on a spacecraft that is heading back to the moon. four astronauts ready to make history. and now they have been r

bayern 3-0 in the first half, a spectacular blow to the nine and outside the penalty area inflicted audreyernard force in the second half and doubled the entire garage. she put an end to the cold for the norwegians. this ball became the forty-fifth in all tournaments of the current season new performance record for the players of the championship of england on april 19 in germany, munich will try to win back this handicap in the second leg. even harder this day will come for benfica footballer. after all, they lost to inter at home. at the beginning of the second half, baryly opened the scoring in the match, and at the end of the meeting, lukaku converted a kenalti 2.0, and today the first matches of the 1/4 finals will be held in pairs real chelsea and milan napoli 13 years ago they came here from the city with the whole family to buy a house for life, but things didn't go according to plan. so, as we decided to make a full-fledged homestead for tourists, for everything we started and ravens and goats and peacocks at the moment there are male indian peacocks and females in the spring. the

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the food is the only way to do it, or can or failed. audrey. though this could be sure no retailer can avoid special offers in the food sector these day off. it like all the others. care for also relies on low prices, but it seems to have stopped working. this super store has 17000000 euros a year in sales. at 1st glance, it seems to be doing well, but the business is in financial trouble. see on the young. if we end up with 50000 euros, we're doing well in profit with vs. videos or torso, acres. hipaa. we won't survive like this for another 10 years. said fellow woo pool that would be too dangerous for our employees, jobs he and for the survival of the story. neil took in the e commerce platforms are the new players on the market. and they are threatening the survival of the traditional stores, the pinion guns in denise ownership for the past 15 years or so. did you seen the steady decline in non food sales in hypermarkets? this will be going away, but this is the area that has the biggest margins, especially in the textile says article. if no

and now, after the shooting in noshvili, some liberal media almost justify the pronunciation of audrey hale identified himself as a transgender, and earlier this month that prices passed and the governor signed into law a law banning sex reassignment surgery. for minors, if they consider themselves to be broadcasters, and also the law prohibiting a transgender show , the organization of the transgender resistance network declared the murder in noyashvili. this is nothing more or less the result of pressure on minority sex to break into the kentucky state capitol. they passed a law forbidding sex change for children. hey goodbye hey spikes shelling a peaceful protest, but some trannies are hinting that it's time to arm yourself on the eve of the transgender. were going to hold a day of vengeance for trances all over america, which was not very clear, the organizers assured that it was only a peaceful action of no violence, but at the last moment, fearing possible riots, the protest was still canceled. so while alexei veselovsky aviabramov and natalya markevich ntv usa will not avenge th

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but the syllabus is also working quietly and building relationship with france, with germany and audrey major european power, not to mention india, which is also beginning to arm the philippines. so it's a diversified, multi victor oper option. but clarity, the u. s. alliance is front and center as far as market, you're a junior deter, and strategy is concerned in all of this, how does proven marco's in 10, dealing with the domestic pollution that you alluded to little earlier? yeah, i mean, just to be clear, i don't think the domestic opposition is strong enough yet. but as they said, the fact that the location of the by, like an exercise was changed in response to i'm more close presidential district opposition. the fact that the former president the person now coming up vocally and criticizing it to father, now you have business man including trying to be going to be some stuff on one hand and then left. this progressive national group on the other. all of them coming to getting criticized and did that means that should china, you know, you know, shot the cross and, you know, shut ab

can use other methods to pressure taiwan. ha k your she had to provide audrey just exam and analysis. i've been china turns on a very normal thing. happy because firstly, i need to show our attitude resort. and we also need to show our ability to react like this. what can do for me? oh, judas. okay. china's military pressure on taiwan continues to intensify and it's up to taipei entered defect a u. s. a lie to guess, feather. china's neck. sure. port will just be a drill. ian chang is an associate professor at the national university of singapore, and i asked them what these drills demonstrate about china's preparedness to potentially strike taiwan. so these drills they demonstrate, again, are china's ability to mark as are different kinds of operations. this includes potentially a blockade. this potentially includes on airstrikes, our missile strikes, so on and so forth. but i guess it's not fundamentally different from what the p r c has been doing over the past few years. i. it's a more concentrated, but the nature of what it's doing is pretty much the same. so in the sense, i thin

thank you >> chilling details on another story tonight about what nashville shooter audrey hale wrote in her journal and how long the trans killer planned the attack. jonathan hunt is live in our west coast news room with all the details. jonathan. >> laura: good evening pete and there is a lot of new detail. 152 rounds, for instance, were fired by the shooter. there were months of planning that went into the attack and there has been no motive found yet. those were the key take a ways from the latest police information on the covenant school shooting. released as hundreds of nashville school children protested at the tennessee capitol calling for more effective action on gun control. their chants including thoughts and prayers are not enough. the signs reading book bags not body bags and second graders over second amendment. police and the fbi meantime continue to review those writings left behind by the 28 year old shooter, audrey hale in a bedroom and car. they're saying alley planned the attack taking months to do so and considered the actions of other mass murderers. three nine y

persecution of the church, about what this support has already led andrey grigoriev, the head of unesco, audrey azoulia, looked at the standard recreation center of the soviet period and abandoned brick ruins in chernigov and promised to add the entire city center to the world cultural heritage list. chernihiv chernihiv is a city that is very important in history of ukraine therefore, after we included odessa in the unesco world heritage list and thought about where to move. yes, then they chose chernigov in chernigov there is a real historical pearl known from the 10th century. trinity ilyinsky monastery, but it belongs to the orthodox church, which is now not honored in the country , therefore, the azulet was not taken there, as well as to the kiev-pechersk lavra, although unesco is certainly obliged to protect this landmark , the ukrainian ministry of culture is attacking the most ancient orthodox shrine, which intends expel both novices and parishioners from the monastery. there are also some civil characters. the legitimacy of staying on the territory of the lavra raises questions for me.

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police released a list of 37 items they found belonging to audrey hail. investigators located a photo from the covenant school which the shooter attended and killed six people including three kids. police say the shooter was under a doctor's care for an undisclosed emotional disorder and hid weapons inside the family's home. it's official. nato has a new member. finland was announced as the 31st member of nato marking an important political shift in europe. the historic move ends yerps of the nordic country maintaining a neutral position. sweden plans to join nato but is pending approval from turkey and ngary. >>> the search continues for a missing boater in solano county. two men went fishing yesterday. their boat capsized lt night. one man w able to swim to a pier and report his fellow fisherman, his brother. the coast guard has been searching. the missing man last seen wearing brown coveralls. he has short blond hair. >>> up next the search continues for a bay area woman kidnapped in mexico. we'll hear from her family and the new message to lawmakers a

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investigators say 28-year-old audrey hale acted alone and fired 152 rounds in the attack which the journals indicate was planned over a period of months. the covenant school community has now laid five of the victims to rest. the police chief credited everyone from emergency dispatchers to the covenant staffers who had school keys at the ready. for those who ran toward the gunfire, the work comes with a personal price. >> my family sometimes comes second. it has to. i'm here to make sure everybody else goes home as much as -- as many can and stabilize the community as best possible. >> reporter: selfless actions. authorities say they're still searching for a motive. the items seized from the house are being reviewed by the nashville police and the fbi. janet shamlian, cbs news. >>> russia is warning of retaliatory measures after its neighbor, finland, officially joined nato. the nordic nation's flag was raised outside nato headquarters in brussels yesterday. it becomes the 31st member of the military alliance. finland and sweden applied for membership last year after russia invaded ukraine.

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