.>> out in front, austin cindric. this is his fifth daytona 500, he's trying to win it for the second time, the record for the quickest daytona 500 victories belongs to the king, richard petty, who got his second 500 win in his sixth try.>> keep an eye on these pushes, man, he is tank swapping on the straightaway.>> a big gap formed, they have to get more organized to get down the race track. it's going to be hard for them, they keep swapping positions, swapping lanes.>> jones, trying to move that line ahead, jones in the 43.>> there he goes.>> richard petty's number, by coincidence. >> joey logano marked himself up and made the decision to go up into the outside lane. they are having a lot of trouble when they get three wide next to the second lien. >> something tells me they will get a little faster.>> time is running out, 19 to go. >> austin cindric and ryan blaney up there, single file, bottom lane, six cars clear, bottom lane, six cars clear, another lap and i finally get to relax.>> you know by the end of this r

you are going to be charged. >> austin was arrested in washington state. prosecutors allege he was hired to help kill fabio and was flown in by robert baker, a family member with whom he has a close relationship. >> what do you call him? do you call him rob? >> i just call him. >> hunk. okay. >> that's what i call him. >> robert baker is a racquetball instructor who was having an affair with his wife, monica. baker pleaded no contest to murder charges and was sentenced to 30 years behind bars. he never directly implicated monica in the murder. investigators believe christopher austin will connect the dots, leading to monica, who prosecutors say played the grieving widow but was the mastermind. she's also been charged in the murder and currently on trial after pleading not guilty. >> i mean, what can you do as a da for me to see my girls? at the end of the day, i only care about seeing my girls. >> as austin is speaking to investigators, he's worried that he won't see his family again. >> we just need you to be truthful. >> austin says on the day of the mur

from "snl," comedian and actor james austin johnson.l-new "closer look." ♪ [ cheers and applause ] and now, seth meyers. >> seth: good evening, i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." we hope you're doing well. and now if you don't mind, we're going to get to the news. the trump administration is offering a buyout to more than 2 million federal workers which would allow government employees to resign and collect roughly eight months of pay and benefits as severance. i don't know, you think he'll actually pay you? i mean -- [ laughter ] there's only one way to make sure that he pays you, and it is not pretty. [ audience ohs ] [ laughter ] in an all-caps post last night on truth social president trump said, quote, "panama is not going to get away with this." oh, man, we're back to this stuff? [ light laughter ] just waking up every day to some insane trump post that sounds like something a contestant would yell out on "rupaul's drag race." [ laughter ] "you better walk away, panama!" [ laughter ] health and human services secretary nominee

this was austin, texas. today, thousands of people marching through downtown austin, texas, ultimately converging on the state capitol. today, the austin american-statesman reports that it was so loud outside that it was loud inside the capitol building, in the senate chamber and in capitol offices. they said it was loud enough to be heard, despite the fact that all these folks were outdoors. people who participated in this protest today in austin, texas, said as the march wound its way around the capitol and through downtown, people in austin just started flooding out of the buildings along the route of the march and joining the march that was austin. this was olympia, washington today. this was richmond, virginia, today. this was trenton, new jersey today. this was columbia, south carolina today. this was sacramento. look at this. this was sacramento, california today. look at that. this was phoenix in arizona, which is of course the site of the state capitol. but arizona was one of many states today where

>> so austin ekeler is a great dude and it's super cool that he's doing this. there's no connection to the bay area. he just chose schools around the nation that they believe could really use that. pick me up and use the help. and there's much more to this story will have a sit-down with our erin wilson and austin tomorrow night on sports night live. it's really good stuff. looking forward thanks, thanks, guys. alright, weather time here as we get a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. lawrence is here to give us an update on whether get ready for a friday here. looking good out there right now. dry conditions around the bay area. looks like the weather going to be working out very nicely, especially. >> when you compare to the rest of the country, boy, they're the deep freeze. we're going to be talking about some 60's and 70's around the bay area out the door. it will be a little cool overnight tonight, but otherwise, you've got mostly clear skies right now. looks like we'll see a few passing high clouds, otherwise high pressure taking care of us tomorrow,

austin, i know you are excited to do this and surprise your love.ou? >> congratulations. are you shaking? >> a little bit. >> yes. >> okay. we surprised you. you guys haven't seen each other in a long time. and y'all are engaged. >> yeah. >> oh, my gosh. >> are you shocked? >> yes. >> are you speechless? >> yes. >> austin, how come this woman is the one for you? >> she just is. it's kind of hard to explain. but when you know, you just know. >> she told us she is going to move to guam. >> later this year. >> later this year. >> yes. >> do you have -- what's going through your mind? >> i mean, i'm in shock, honestly. i don't know what to say. >> you said yes. >> i actually think you might have said yes before he asked. >> it's so sweet. this relationship, trying to sustain something over not just the distance but the time. what is it in guam, yesterday, tomorrow, nobody knows. that's a hard thing to do. you're working on submarines. this speaks to the staying power of this love. >> yeah. we have some flowers for you. >> thank you. >> who are you going

the real estate site says that they chose austin because of affordability and the growing talent poolchallenger is looking to unseat longtime bay area congresswoman nancy pelosi. the speaker emerita has held the san francisco seat for more than 20 years, and has not yet confirmed whether she'll seek another term, which would be in 2026. shackell chakrabarti is hoping voters are ready for someone new. the 39 year old is the son of indian immigrants. he moved to the city in 2009. he got into politics, working with senator bernie sanders, then becoming chief of staff for aoc. alexandria ocasio-cortez back in 2018. he believes the democratic party is currently paralyzed and needs new leadership to respond to president trump. well, up next, another update from the oakland zoo. what is next for this little guy? the spider monkey that was rescued? and here's a look inside the control room at rockefeller center. lester holt preparing for nightly news. one of the top stories hovering above bourbon street as the city prepares security for the super bowl. we're going to get a bird's eye view of

. ♪ ♪ austin of analog dogs says his band is one of many that got their start at music city. >> i cans, no vacation, yay sayers have been in here. we've had acts that have, you know, risen to the top of the scene. >> how you doing? >> reporter: and austin credits rudy for changing their lives. >> he had a dedication to a dream and it fueled the personally it was the beginning of mine. >> i want to be the superdaddy of music in san francisco. [ laughter ] i was born to do that. ♪ i just want to give to you the perfect gift today ♪ >> reporter: so for preserving san francisco's musical past and growing opportunities for the future through music city entertainment, this week's cbs news bay area icon award goes to rudy colombini. >> and you can nominate an outstanding community hero for a cbs news bay area icon award atkpix.com/icon. >>> okay. well, meteorologist zoe mintz is back with us here to talk all things weather. zoe, we're talking nba all-star and we're talking lunar new year. especially for the parade a lot of people outside today. what can they expect? >> so many people outcars

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and the as so many refugees . austin, without health. david, what do you make of, of that on? so how much influence over the new government do you think cause bullet will, will have what problems could he cause for the government? so this is a really important point that you make. and while it's obviously true that has bella is no longer a dominant player in the new government. it's still a significant play a and with it's l i the, the, i'm a move in. it has participated in selecting the new finance minister, which is a very important biased in any lebanese government. because simply because any action the government wants to take, which involves a public expenditure, needs the signature of the finance minister creating an effective fee tardy. so that is something that in successive government has bella and its allies have clung to making sure that they lead the selection of the finance ministry. and it's for this reason, but at the same time, as elliot mentioned, there's a real motive for a full. there is no, it blocking 3rd. so no single faction has the capacity to threaten

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and the burly in congress, in 1898, and confirming surveys and defend austin. we see that one of the key factors of that resource rushes support barely keeps on end. of course, we remember how many quarts to belong to the events of world war. one, not sure is, and there is a monument to nikolai, the 2nd and the center of battle. great up. since russia really provided a lot of a system inspect, the remember was world war 2 and a great victory. and born of this year we're going to celebrate together the, any of us 3 of that victory, some of those to him. i'm president polk, each. his go in to visit most cove and he's together on the red square level celebration is great and diverse 3 on the ring on the memory of somebody that also be attends her beyond fighters who gave their lives now the most that the 2 or serbia and the whole you are a to be free. we're not a new stereo. do i hope that this traditional friendly relationship with no call list goes to you? the reserves for can see all a couple of the 10 remains perio to that are the 2 to and leads to realisation

i had been called for jury duty in austin. now, as governor, and it was a drunk driving.i'd been dismissed from the jury. but as i was walking out of the courtroom, reporters said, have you ever been arrested for drunk driving? i said, i've done a lot of stupid things. i was young and that's all i said. and here's the reason my girls were fixing to drive. and i felt strongly that baby boomer parents should not be visiting their sins upon their children. and i was deeply concerned and that if i had said that my message to them would have been undermined. they said, are you he's just saying. after all, he became the governor. i we will drink and drive as well. and it was a huge political. because five days before the election in 2000, the sealed were unsealed and dropped in the public arena that was an easy issue to handle. of course i'd have been arrested, but guess what? quit drinking. but the problem is anything that changes the discourse. with five days to go in a campaign is monumental. and karl, i believe that that revelation of the drunken driving probably cost 2 mil

built in 1989, it was coming from austin, texas.nary site data shows its last reported speed at around 63 miles an hour as it veered off the runway. you can see how it came to rest at an angle. that's another sign of the rear left landing gear collapsed. one of the things the ntsb is certainly going to look at is the maintenance history of the airplane to see if that yields any clues as to why the gear would fail like it did. after a troubling two weeks of aviation accidents that have killed 85 people, starting with the deadly midair collision in washington, d.c., more unanswered questions for ntsb investigators to unravel. kris van cleave, cbs news. scottsdale, arizona. >> john: and now, three things to know. a growing number of grocery stores are limiting egg purchases due to the nationwide outbreak of avian flu. trader joe's is restricting sales across the country and there are reports that some costco and whole foods stores are doing the same. more fallout tonight from the trump administration's attempts to dismantle usaid. the

yvette austin, bbc news. inquiry later. the report found the fire was the result of dishonest companies, failures by governments, and a lack of strategy by the fire service. 0ur correspondent graham satchell reports. the question at the bottom of grenfell tower was partially answered in a i,700—page report by last year's public inquiry. through greed, corruption, incompetence and negligence. buildings, the fire testing of construction products it made a number of recommendations. to oversee new products, fire testing, building control and the licensing of contractors. it said the current definition of a higher—risk building — anything at least 18 metres high — is arbitrary and should change to reflect who lives there, particularly evacuation plans to help vulnerable residents it's expected to give its full response to the grenfell tower inquiry later today. a mother whose twin sons both endured cancer treatment devastatingly, just two weeks after the funeral, but after more than three years of treatment, jack

my right to boycott and to choose a political view of my own palestinian american church here in austin, texas has filed a federal lawsuit for losing her job as a speech pathologist, after refusing to sign a pro israel old, and i sent an email to my son's coordinator. i'm telling her, listen, i cannot sign this is against my principals against my constitutional rights and, and it's also, i guess, my moral and ethical values considering that i am a palestinian american and i have family actually live in occupied territories or faxed me personally as well so it affects me in both ways, american citizen and as of how soon american to the me one and have us 9. we have a snack 1st. to excellent passwords for huh. okay. i have a lot of family members are still reside in the occupied territory. news, i know what i've seen 1st and justice and equality that goes on there. they close off me. roads on implementing is ways to drive on those roads. basically, the whole idea is to make it as hard as possible for them to function and to have a livelihood anyhow, school closures resting young children

the university of austin is a paradigm would be a better way to go. the answer is yes i'm for all of the above. we never know what's going to be successful in what way. i just spoke at the university of austin friday night. just amazing. it's they just admitted their first class. so it's all freshmen right now this and next year at least it's going to be, you know, free tuition for who go. they're very entrepreneurial. have this thing called the austin union kind of the oxford union or the yale political union these sorts of things debate society. you know, very, very organized. and so all all luck to them. similarly, there have been centers and institutes in existing schools. arizona state and florida, university of florida, other places ironically these you know, to instill critical thinking and civics and rigor, know the sorts of things that the rest of the institution has failed in. so that's too hard to do. those sorts things with law schools because again, the accreditation cartel but university of austin thinking about starting a law school eve

>>>>and austin credits rudy for changing their lives.>>>he had a dedication to a dream, and it fueled the. personally. it was the beginning of my. i want to be the super daddy of music in san francisco. haha. i was born to do that. i just want to give to you. the. gift today. >>>>so for preserving san francisco's musical past and growing opportunities for the future through music city entertainment this week, cbs news bay area icon award goes to rudy colombini, sharon chin kcbs. >>>>and you can nominate an outstanding community hero for a cbs icon award on our website, kpix.com. we'll be ri (vo) struggling with moderate to severe crohn's disease or ulcerative colitis? talk to your doctor about #1 prescribed entyvio, offering two maintenance options, including the entyvio pen. infusion and serious allergic reactions can happen during or after treatment. entyvio may increase risk of infection, which can be serious. pml, a rare, potentially fatal brain infection cannot be ruled out. tell your doctor if you have an infection, flu-like sympto

so i'm just the college just as the service and the founding austin and then losing an important service that's not available. otherwise i feel like i am putting down my community the . there's no boycotted activism at arkansas. probably this law is about the only thing people in the way people go about course we're just, we're not boycotting anyone. we're just saying you have no right to tell us what our speech should be. and if we what we think we want to boycott, we can, and oh, it's none of your business it's, it's of, it's a political act. and it's that one that i choose to take. i just object to government, say we got a big a whole lot of money over here, but we're not, it will give it to you will that will advertise with you. but here's, here's some, here's some conditions that you need to meet 1st, such as, here's the political position you need to take regarding foreign policy for god's sake and we're in arkansas. well, as i think alan's case demonstrates, you don't have to be participating in a board kind of israel to find these. and t boycott was fundamentally on american. ala

the 1st visit to the old man's grave to pay our respect samples close to the whole us cost us. austin. yes. so your original cost of to spend the somebody is working abroad. bunfield has recently returned to his village and settled here. she called the 3 june towards your move, so the proceeds from the general general. how much ma'am? for the increase i don't see a duck 100 raisins is. does it for them? station drone was will do so normally the zones on the lumens onto the bay area. okay. and the sion of the shelves and also a mushroom per session to get the discount code for the desk. i mean, the formulas i can do here as well, get into the humans most likely from the lease. be too light to stop come up in the video offers to the region. in the meantime, that will defer the process of regression, democratic regression in february. sonya this article is the human rights activist who is criticized nationalism and board crimes in the balkans last 10 years, especially the don't have a functioning institutions. we have media issues thoughtfully contaminating the public space. the don't ha

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austin shots, which else could have singled wish of the diet, but for some hour? unable, as i mentioned in the us, come up on linear williamson. we'll put the ball login, the piano is lo, she could play the least much of a always for this was to you trust anybody else to know the less drawn. so for the way we could use to locating and we have different last from see from me showing me admitted concert we're seeing yields. you know, i'm not nearly sure family play any of these folks. and then just the below to canada. i knew i'd probably be the human that transferred over to the school district and just by lack of the opinion more, keep us this to know, trust. and we would use to close the loop and use them as color the, the full source of the claim that we don't sell decent additional knowledge about the storage and culture of the district. yeah. yeah. and that's a true range for us. they will be additional 90 courses simulators. i will give you a buzz on your commission, which is just the over the 2nd service based on the the settlement sounds like a sort of hill

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[skateboard sounds] [rock music] - this week, i'm outside austin, texas, where i've been asked to comegeorge, a british-themed pub which opened last year, run by brit karen and her husband and co-owner, christian. - hello. how are you? - good. - my name is karen. i am the owner, along with my husband, christian, of the grumpy george. - absolutely. i am from england, as you can hear.

the university of austin, like to a degree hillsdale, they are not conservative. all they are doing teaching the classics pushing entrepreneurship. getting all the dei out. formed a private institution, didn't take any federal funds, because they don't want the biden oppression or the -- or the pressure from the top down. there is a huge push to get rid of this. >> lawrence: can you -- can we just talk about how backwards this is? they are more focused on woke books and these crazy books when the kids can't even read the book. there has been more emphasis on the programming of the young minds instead of getting the young minds to think and be able to do math. this directly impacts the workforce and the kids going into criminal activity. it starts right here and it just doesn't seem like there is any emphasis in the school. >> brian: school choice would be huge nationwide. blue states don't want anything to do with it. school unions pay the democratic party. >> steve: 100 percent. today regarding education, dei, is supposed to die. meanwhile, ice, ice officials con

. >> homeless advocate josh pettypiece, on the left, is explaining the new ordinance to michael austinwho has lived here near the bart tracks in fremont for about two years. >> basically, this is my home, man. >> pettypiece and his group, the molino foundation, do outreach to the unhoused. >> and we provide meals and scripture and clothes, resources, anything that we possibly can. >> and his group is very concerned about the specific aiding and abetting language in the newly passed ordinance. >> the police chief said it again and again that they won't target us, but they just passed the ordinance giving them the right to do such. >> but mayor raj sawant of fremont says despite the language, groups which do outreach should not be concerned. >> the ordinance was passed with the clarification around the issue around aiding and abetting. there was a lot of misinformation on the aiding and abetting clause. >> mayor sawant says the new ordinance simply makes it clearer when enforcement can take place. >> they were also saying that we would not allow non-profits to do outreach work, and that

another hillsdale mall employee aliyah austin, thanks. the potential redevelopment is an all around bad idea because he'll still is a hot spot for families. least i work on the weekends or even like on a busy times. and there's like mall event. it gets really crowded like they know they have a like kind of concert in like the center square. austin also says the serramonte center in daly city is the closest shopping mall from hillsdale. >> which would be a 20 to 30 minute trip for families in and around san mateo. this is like the close to small within, kind of a distance. so it would kind of take away from people shopping space like where to go. >> the city of san mateo has not yet released an estimated cost of the hillsdale mall redevelopment plan or construction date. reached out but we weren't able to either speak with the property owners or city officials because of presidents holiday in san mateo, lindsey ford kron. 4 news. >> the santa clara county office of education is planning some layoffs. the office has not said how many jobs w

bodie austin is responsible for the transformation. we're like the hidden gem in the neighborhood, because on the outside, you would not think that it looks like that in here. 1921 is a private members only social club that will be a co-working space for creatives, entrepreneurs and community members. it will have a restaurant and bar, live music, karaoke and be a rental space for private events. 1921 is a huge. it was a monumental year for us black history and it means a lot. and so i wanted it to be the focal point of the space. when you first come in, that is like the main, the main idea of it was to kind of stick closely to the 1920s era, which you didn't see a lot of bright colors and stuff like that. then it was more dark, dark colors, dark lounges. when you come in, i want to think like luxury, black luxury, black excellence. there is no san francisco without black influence, without black business, without black creativity. we are in the fabric of this city. 1921 lounge isn't the only new business popping up in bayview. yeah, o

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joining me now georgia congressman austin scott. good to see you, thank you for being here.ay you are in this process of executing president trump's agenda. >> organ to get there let's remember when we did tax cuts and jobs act the bill was not introduced until december the negotiations are continuing to go one obviously we have to balance the tax cuts with spending cuts and am looking forward to the continued exposure of our american tax dollars are going and once people see how their tax dollars have been used there can understand why were cutting some of these things. >> you are writing the tax legislation in the house right? >> that is right i think the sun is working on tax legislation as well let's remember we have a slim margin, we have a broad agreement on 95% of things that 95% of members we have to have one 100% the house of representatives to get the legislation across the finish line. maria: do you expect to have this on the president's desk by april as mike johnson has committed? >> i would love to know we don't have the bill for the house by the end of april. w

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