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especially about belize arrest.ove, but we have to care for each other, or they'll believe that. >> over and over, sherra insisted that she was in a sense. the investigation was a sham. >> it's just unbelievable, it's just a bad dream. >> then, just ten days before christmas, sherra was on the freeway and got a call from her older son. >> hey babe. >> mommy. >> he? >> what are you doing? >> suddenly, sherra notice something flashing in her rearview mirror. >> the police, he's like, right behind me. >> put the phone on the, don't you, -- >> i have to call you back! at the call you back! >> this was no routine traffic stop, it was the u.s. marshals. warrant in hand, arresting sherra for murder. she was rushed to the riverside county jail, and the next day, memphis police told the world. >> she erupt right robinson was taken into custody last night in riverside, california, by the members of the u.s. marshal service. >> was her arrest a big moment in this? >> i didn't sleep when they got barely. when they got sherra, i

in hawaii, belize, and the caribbean, tracking the effort to get them inspected. through necessary maintenance checks and to where they're needed for passenger flights happens here in the airline's network operations center. >> we had to make sure that we had a safe and compliant path forward to operating these airplanes. so we did take it very slow and steady. >> reporter: brett peyton runs the noc and is also a 737 captain. >> what is your level of confidence in the max 9 today? >> 100%. i just had a new granddaughter three months ago, and my first granddaughter, and i'd put her on the airplane today. >> reporter: back in the air today with all eyes on the 737 max 9. max 9. kris van cleave, cbs news, wowwww... this new charmin ultra soft smooth tear is soooo soft and soo smooth, i'm starting to get tearied away! ahhh, thank you mr. smooth bear. designed with smooth tear edges, new charmin ultra soft smooth tear has wavy perforations that tear so much better for a smooth more enjoyable go. mmmmm. huh? mom, you ok in there? i'm tear-ific! enjoy the go with charmin

in hawaii, belize, and the caribbean, tracking effort to get inspected the necessary maintenance checks aware they needed for passengers. >> it and make sure we had a safe and compliant path forward to operating these planes, so we did take it very slow and steady. >> reporter: bret peyton runs the noc and is also a 737 captain. what is your level of confidence in the max 9 today? >> 100%. i just had a new granddaughter three months ago, my first granddaughter, and i'd put her on the airplane today. >> reporter: back in the air today, with all eyes on the 737 max 9. kris van cleave, cbs news, seattle. >> major: according to recent studies, the number one cause of mental health issues in teenagers is the negative impact of social media. tomorrow, the ceos of five of the biggest tech companies like meta and tiktok will be on capitol hill to face a grilling on what they are doing to protect children. cbs's jo ling kent examines online dangers that can have fatal consequences. >> this is one of our favorites. >> reporter: for tammy rodriguez come online safety for kids is a matter of life a

it only has a handful of formal relations with smaller countries including belize, palau in the pacific and paraguay and the vatican. a handful, i think 12 or down to 11. i will have to check on the actual number as it has been dwindling as beijing has made an effort to internationally isolate taiwan. this result does not sit well in beijing. there had been efforts to try to or allegations to affect the vote in taiwan. it was a three horse race that ended in favor of the more independence minded party of the dpp which has held the presidential office here for a number of years. beijing has tried though this was not the result they wanted but it is getting a diplomatic victory if naru is switching over to beijing. we are hearing from our bloomberg bureau in taipei that the minister of foreign affairs in taiwan will be holding a press meeting to address the issue. host: we will keep an eye on the significant news from naru that is potentially changing the balance of power in the region. taiwan is known as the global hub for chipmaking. what is the outlook for business in the region and wh

mid to upper 50s around the east bay belize. upper 50s for san francisco and oakland.anything from upper 50s to 60 around santa rosa for the first day of the new year. now, changes roll in as early as tuesday afternoon. you are seeing it there. pretty dynamic looking weather center. bringing weather, rain, wind, some thunderstorms starting by tuesday evening. you see that rain moving in by tuesday afternoon. 6:00 on tuesday, gusty and rainy across the bay area. a brief break and as low pressure moves across the bay area, for the wednesday morning commute, that might be the window of opportunity for some downpours and isolated center storms and towards wednesday evening, storms start to move on out. we're thinking the bay area should see anywhere from a half inch of rain to more than an inch. all these areas in red, including a space, san francisco, that north bay, timeframe is tuesday afternoon on into wednesday. we should catch a break on thursday. a little more rain there on friday. as you forward into the weekend, look at. that cold storm dropping down the coast. we

. >> and before he opened fire, the iowa school shooter is a belize -- a video on tiktok from a school bathroom. new details about the deadly shooting and the heroic actions of the principal. we are following these major developing stories and many more, all coming in right here to cnn news central. >> here in minutes, president biden will be arriving in pennsylvania one day before the third anniversary of the january 6th attack on the capitol, to kick off the 2024 campaign year with his pitch that this election is fundamentally about defending democracy. the backdrop, valley forge, the legendary winter encampment of the continental army were general george washington built his troops into a piece of forest during the revolutionary war. biden speech is part of aggressive push by his campaign to frame 2024 as another opportunity for voters to protect the constitution from the threats of a second trump turn. the -- where he calls in his biggest ally to help with his message. >> our democracy depends on you. >> it really does, folks. that's no joke. >> that's why we need you. we need your

she reportedly flew to belize, panama, australia and more.re with him too. >> that's right and what we're see asking a continuation of this and what you want to remember is that a prosecutor needs to not only do justice but make it appear justice is being done and you never want an issue for this and disclose something saying i have a relationship with someone and not going to affect the case. this turns every regulation practice, the propertiers follow on its head and we're now in a scenario where there are more questions than answers and it just destroys the independence for the prosecution and it's taken over by someone else if it's allowed to go farred at all. liz: top of the segment and fulton county commissioner bob ellis is now investigating fani willis and faces a house judiciary funds and prosecuted building free luxury vacation trips and from travel for him. the allegation too is that her office, fulton county da office got more than $14 million in federal taxpayer grant money and house judiciary is interested here. >> correct, and

this past summer in belize, surveying some turtles in the rainforest. so soon, matt and i began doing all kinds of turtle things. and as is my want, i soon felt a book on. in fact three of them and one just came out this the book of turtles, which is mostly his art. and i could have just read the phone book and people would buy this book because of beautiful animals in there. but actually, the book we pitched first is the one we're going to talk about today. we envision this 2019, and this took three years to live and research and write and illustrate it and get edited and the last big multi year project i had done before. this one is a book some of you may know soul of an octopus, which is which examined the philosophical mystery of consciousness along side. these brilliant marine invertebrates. well, there's considered to big hard problems in philosophy one is consciousness and the other is time. and i turned 60, which was five years ago. i began to think more about the question of time, you know what? what is it? is it even real? do we flow through i

i interviewed her last year, a chinese-american, now an american investor to belize. what was a like for you as the child of immigrants? we are trying to give the chinese people who don't get any sense, they get a distorted sense from their own government about who we are. a true picture of american society come of the immigrant experience, the diversity of america come of the struggle. we don't try to underplay the imperfections in our democracy. i think we are waging a battle of ideas. i challenge the critics to show us how we are not doing that because it's very public. >> i'd like to turn to the war in israel and gaza. beijing has taken a different approach than the united states and responding to the hamas october 7 attack on israel. yet both united states and china share a common interest in preventing the spread of conflict in both countries are concerned, along with many others come on the severe humanitarian toll the conflict has had. i'm curious if you see room for coordination between washington and beijing on this issue. has there been coordination and wha

. >> ali, some spinning gymnastics there from belize stefanik as she tried to say trump didn't misspeaks he clearly misspoke. and i do think that it's a real -- mark of where this race is going and why nikki feels that her generational change argument might be one that doesn't fall on deaf ears here in new hampshire, or down the line in south carolina, or even nevada. that being said, you look at polls like the one you just put on the screen, you look at the trend line that we've seen over the course of the last few weeks, there was a point where some polls did have nikki haley within striking distance of the former president. but polls like the ones we've seen since i what don't tell that story. now, all the usual caveats apply. new hampshire is notoriously difficult to pull. in part because it's hard to forecast what kinds of voters actually come out. trump, of course, is consolidating republicans. i was listening to the conversation you guys were having with rick wilson, just before this. i think all of that is right, and he certainly knows and understands the possible concern of vot

belize teaching scuba diving. >> so i didn't come straight into mountain rescue .rescue. um, and then when we came back to the uk, um, there was something missing. i felt that i wanted to go back out and do something for the community and people as well. so um, mountain rescue was an obvious choice for me. um, and when i joined, i found there's lots of other veterans in there as well that had probably joined for the same reason as i had. and it's good we are the camaraderie amongst the to none. the team is second to none. >> there must be a sense >> i bet there must be a sense in you and your colleagues of just wanting to help others, because doing just wanting to help others, be both. doing just wanting to help others, belboth doing just wanting to help others, belboth those doing just wanting to help others, belboth those roles, doing just wanting to help others, belboth those roles, aren't doing just wanting to help others, belboth those roles, aren't you? >> both those roles, aren't you? >> both those roles, aren't you? >> yes . a lot of the people that >> yes.

how is it that tens of thousands of americans every year to belize or costa rica to sit on a beach andtails? there is a reason why people are coming to the seven order. it could be asymmetric warfare. someday soon, but is on the southern border is a disgrace. it is either by content or incompetence. at some point, it will come back to ugly head. host: robert in texas, democrat. good morning. caller: people calling in and want trump reelected. tell me, what has he done for you, your kids, your grandkids? are you cutting me off? host: no. i am listening. caller: the only thing i think trum benefit people is they love his racial views. but what money has he put in your pocket? he -- he lies every time he opens his mouth. if you watch judge judy, the first thing she said, those teenagers lie. same thing with trump. his racial views the only thing. thank you. host: republican in lincolnton, north carolina, jenny. good morning. caller: three things i wanted to say but i wanted to make a suggestion. i listen to all these callers. we are opposite each other, democrats, republicans. the only re

before i turned back overdue, secretary blinken, i want to thank belize for their calm and professional manner. we all appreciate it. >> so, to continue, since russia launched its award, the robust funding provided by congress has enabled the people of ukraine in their courageous fight to defend their nation. is help make sure that russia's's invasion is a strategic debacle. and it has rallied the world. in defense of ukraine and the principles of the heart of nations charter. territorial independence. our partners are making significant contributions to serve the burden of. the conflicts in ukraine in the middle east have clear links as both the chair and pressure have noted. it is turned more and more to iran for existence. which poses a threat to israel's security. allowing russia to prevail will simply embolden both moscow and iran. second, this funding tackle humanitarian needs created by autocrats and terrorists as well as by conflict and natural disasters. food, water, medicine. other must be able to flow into gaza. civilians must be able to stay out of harms way. a test that is

belize today, for the people you do not support internet. speaker time has elapsed. anybody tomorrow? your time has elapsed. time. from all my but all communities, i compel you to stand for people. thank you, thank you doctor martin. esf. i'm a professor of medicine here at ucsf and a former commissioner of the healthy california for all commission appointed by governor newsom. i have come to speak in this hall when injustice threatens the lives and the health of our community, especially when that injustice is steeped in racism. a call for no cease fire is a racist call and needs to be said that way. a delay in a cease fire in any tactic to delay is calling for more lives of palestinians to be killed, more children to be killed, and more of my colleagues who have been on the phone with almost every day since october 7th to be killed in gaza, it's totally unconscionable and incorrect. i spoke here when sfpd was killing black and brown community members, naming racist police violence as a community public health threat. since before george floyd, since before it was p