billy clayton: she meant duration and consistency.and i was the godfather of juliana. sorry. i'm trying. keith morrison: but while billy and the others worked through their grief, nancy's buddy, kathy carpenter, was at the pitkin county sheriff's office answering questions. we were still giving her the benefit of the doubt. she thought something was up. she had been worried about her friend. keith morrison: so was there an innocent explanation for why kathy seemed to see things she could not have seen? why she knew it was nancy's bloodied body that was in the closet, even though the responders saw what looked like just a pile of blankets when they arrived? could she have lifted up those blankets-- she could have. --and seen? she could have. and during the interviews, i specifically asked her, "did you step into the closet? did you lift any of the blankets? did you touch, did you manipulate in any way?" and her answers repeatedly were, no, she had not touched. she had not moved. she had not manipulated. keith morrison: and yet, at the

billy kenberjoins me now. reasons for introducing these new laws, the problem of child reasons for introducing these nev abuse the problem of child reasons for introducing these nev abuse imagery lem of child reasons for introducing these nev abuse imagery being : child reasons for introducing these nev abuse imagery being created sex abuse imagery being created by ai. she said many of viewing sex abuse imagery being created by ai. she : material' of viewing sex abuse imagery being created by ai. she : material and viewing child abuse material and 500,000 children a year are by 500,000 children e year are by child abuse in affected by child abuse in different forms. reiterating different forms. reilereling she it 7 different forms. reitereting she it is so important why she felt it is so important to bring in these changes, to bring in these new changes, here is she had to say. and child abuse is one of the most vile and horrendous it is escalating, industrialising the scale of some of this appalling abuse. be

rose billy rose was a great showman. he did he did that movie in the fifties with jimmy durante called jumbo and he was at one point married to fanny. he ran a speakeasy called the backstage club, which he was propositioned to by one of these these dumb and those guys. i'd like to i'd like to buy a share of your establishment, mr. rose. i'm not interested. so it's raided by the cops everything is smashed up same thing happens again finally he gets the message but it's really not aids them and those guys who's this he's doing it at the behest of arnold rothstein. so rothstein gets a cut, the police get a cut. everything that being married to. fanny brice. okay fanny brice had married earlier to a guy named nicky arnstein. if you remember the movie. what they left of the movie, largely was that nicky arnstein was a confirm featherweight and a great admirer of arnold rothstein. he was a con man in his own right, as they talked about jewel robberies. there were also a lot of government bonds, robberies back then. the bonds w

and that fall is dramatic and unusual. >> i really want to hear your opinion, billy. i want to bring you in. i want to take a quick break, but i want to i'm eager to hear how you have contextualized what you're seeing. we're watching these images. they are devastating to even imagine. and we've obviously outlined a few possibilities we don't know. and that's the scariest part about it. but we have more ahead. and i want to hear your opinion ahead. much more on the plane crash in philadelphia. i'll talk to a witness who saw it all happen in just a moment. >> this part changed my life. >> superman. crazy. just that simple little thing over the horse. >> that is tough because i can feel him, but he can't feel. >> it. >> i needed to do something for everyone else in the same condition the christopher and dana reeve paralysis act. >> people are literally walking because of him. >> superman the christopher reeve story sunday at eight on cnn. >> get 0% apr for 60 months on 2024 gmc ev models. that's up to $17,200 in average finance savings. >> people today are already dying

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no doubt, pink, billie eilish, stevie nicks, olivia rodrigo, and green day. >> of course, we are herefor jelly roll on hollywood nights and katy perry performed with the pass adia choir that lost its rehearsal hall in the flames. >> they are resilient and they are singing a song i sing very rarely but i thought it was really appropriate called "rise." ♪ ♪ >> lady gaga closed a star-studded benefit with an original song. >> me and my friend michael, my fiancee, we wrote the song for you. ♪ ♪ >> these wear the clothes i was wearing when i fled my house with my wife janis, like so many of us did on january 7th. >> billy crystal shared his story, alanis morissette, meanwhile, grateful and giving back after her palisades home was spared. >> where just opening up our home to at least forgo families who lost their homes. >> and plenty and stars and musicians will come together on sunday for the grammys paying tribute to first responders. we got a look inside the last minutes prep with host trevor noah as "et" reveals what to watch more on music's biggest night. ♪ ♪ >> yeah, the fifth consecu

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also here, former faa administrator billy nolan.rying to wrap my mind around what an investigation would look like now. an explosion. how do you try to understand or figure out what happened? >> well, the ntsb is already gathering data. it's looking for the maintenance records. it's looking for the fueling records. it's going to be important. you know, were the manifests and what was loaded on that plane. so already there in the paper gathering process, because they can't access the site, there's no burning materials and fuel and contamination and, and people to, to take care of. but when they then go to the site, obviously they will collect all of these parts that people have said are all over and they will construct a debris field. they will actually map out where they pick up the various parts, and they will do their best to get them all. surprisingly, you know, when you work accident investigations and you go in later to do the private part for the families, sometimes you find parts that are strewn out, that they're so far and w

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. ♪ billie jean ♪ >> and it was only six seconds. ♪ >> but the whole billie jean of it all was just magiced the landmark miniseries "lonesome dove." >> a lot of people ask, what does motown know about westerns? >> probably nothing, but i did. i think the death of art is that you have to be gay to play gay. i think the death of art is that you have to be black to direct or write a black movie. the death of art is to not have the best person, what they are well suited and passionate to do regardless of all that other exterior stuff. and i am sick of it. >> reporter: at 78, she is still listening to her ear and gut. finding new opportunities and stories to tell. and with her induction into the rock and roll hall of fame, suzanne de passe is recognized as a true pioneer. >> i am so grateful to have had that moment, to really feel that energy coming back to me. you know, i will also say i have work really, really hard. >> reporter: for someone who worked behind the scenes and in the shadows, you felt seen? >> oh, definitely. i felt very seen and very blessed. ♪ if you or a loved one have had a

doesn't work. >> reporter: odds favor billie eilish.n los angeles, raising money for wildfire relief and honoring brave fireghters who risked their lives to save others during last month's fire storms. whatever happens, it's sure to be a night to remember. >> thank you very much. >>> we can add sky ranger to some light rain picked up right now through parts of mill valley out to lagunitas, san rafael and across the richmond-san rafael bridge. things are slick. it continues into parts of east santa rosa, saint helena, down into napa, and as we move further south, just some scattered showers over the santa cruz mountains and parts of morgan hill. expected to keep raining in santa rosa >>> ahead, highs and lows of the week including the pandas delighting fans as she slipped, slide, and fall in their first week at the national zoo. >>> incredible story of a man who found the engagement ring he had been saving in the ruins of his home after the california wildfires. >>> next, our sunday focus after tragedy in the skies over washington and ph

billy crystal, who lost his home in the palisades fire, said la will recover. ..let�*s show the worldheir house. i didn't think the grammys should be happening. - it's very weird to me i there will be celebrities walking on the red carpet, - wearing very expensive clothes, organisers are keen for the night to be sensitive despite the doubts about whether the grammys justified its decision to go on, saying the evening will double as a charitable night to raise funds and honour there will still be the coveted awards up for grabs. win an award for best album. but she is up against taylor swift, who has won this award four times. it's also tipped to be a night for up—and—coming artists with nominations for chappell roan, and charlie the show will go on. a rare mercedes racing car has set a new world record price for a grand prix vehicle after being sold at auction for more than 50 million dollars. the silver 1954 streamliner was sold becomes the 2nd most expensive car ever sold at auction. stay with us here on bbc news. hello. weather to come through the next seven days. there will be a f

taylor, billie, sabrina.pulling off an upset. >> janai: lots of people would be thrilled about. >> i would be shocked by it, but it could happen. >> whit: amazing. a lot of competition though for sure. i think a lot of people pulling for beyonce too. will ganss, thank you so much. you'll join us for the next conversation because we've got from los angeles, our friend, abc news and entertainment contributor kelley carter. good morning to you. it's great to have you. >> good morning. it's always good to be here with you guys. >> whit: let's jump into that best album award conversation here. beyonce potentially versus taylor swift or could someone else sneak in and claim the prize? what do you think? >> this is me doing a deep sigh over here. i don't know if you guys can hear it. beyonce, come on. come on. it is beyonce's time. i think that beyonce proving to the industry and thus the world that she can genre switch and go country surely should be rewarded. i mean, what more does this woman have to do to take ho

billy nolan, thank you so much for speaking with us. >> thank you. absolutely. >> all right. an update now on the breaking news in gaza. hamas has now released all three hostages that were scheduled to be freed today. you're seeing pictures of israeli american keith siegel. he was abducted on october 7th. the other two released today, are now back in israel. this video shows police escorting the convoy transporting released hostages. ofer kalderon and yarden bibas after they entered israel at some point today, israel is supposed to release more than 100 palestinian prisoners, and this was the scene at ream military base. moments ago, a helicopter taking off, we believe, with at least one of the first two hostages released on board, taking them to a hospital near tel aviv. i want to go live now to tel aviv and mary eisen, she's a senior fellow of the international institute for counter-terrorism and retired from the israel defense forces. good to see you again. again, i'm happy to to be talking to you on a day when more hostages have been released. you were watching along. you

his enslaved manservant, billy lee. and the hopeful charles thompson. hoo hoo. a man who might have headed an executive department but didn't. they crossed the potomac at georgetown, headed north toward baltimore, across the rolling hills that some potomac valley promoters, washington among them, hoped might become the site of the nation's permanent capitol. he had hoped to travel in as quiet and peaceable, a manner as possible to conserve his energy. but that was not to be. the entire route was as warm with cheering, shouting, flag waving, well-wishers throwing flowers at him, holding up their babies and demanding speeches. towns that had cannon fired them, veterans marched alongside him for miles. men wept. banners proclaimed a new era. and behold, the rising empire. though he slipped the crowds when he could, he agreed. when pressed to deliver addresses in baltimore, wilmington and philadelphia, where 20,000 people, half the city's population, thronged, the cobbled streets, shouting, long live the father of his people. and a laurel wreath fit for a roman empe

the star-studded lineup included stevie nicks, billie eilish, sting, and lady gaga. >>> in altadena a-pound bear took shelter in a family's crawlspace after the eaton fire erupted near his natural habitat. experts determined the bear was just too big to tranquilize. so wildlife officials set a trap using chicken, sardines, and peanut butter, sounds good, that was just too tempting for him to ignore. residents around the neighborhood say they're glad he wasn't hurt and enjoyed a good meal. >> i don't know if he was injured. i don't know if his paws were singed or anything like that. he found safety under there because not only the fire, but you know how hard the winds were so strong. >> after the bear was safely contained, wildlife officials fitted him with a gps collar and took him back to the angeles national forest. >>> a popular orange county beach is shut down after a landslide destroyed a portion of the access staircase this morning at the thousand steps beach when a piece of cliffside just toppled down. search and rescue teams have been combing the debris just to make sure no on

billy riggs is a transit expert and professor at the university of san francisco. >> the challenge nows one of reinvention. but at the same time, it is a way to get riders back and get butts in seats. it is not making service less frequent. it could be you make service more frequent on your high-capacity routes. >> reporter: muni is bringing back the 30 three express helping get riders down to san francisco during the morning routes. however, there will not be evening commutes at this time. >> the thing is bringing in new customers. the u.s. really struggled. >> reporter: the msnta is looking at a million dollar annual deficits starting 2026. pandemic relief funds will run out. operational costs have gone up, but ridership has not fully recovered. levin says well solutions are in the works, and more are being pushed for. >> there are plans being worked on at the local level and the regional level and the state level two bring in funding to be able to maintain and improve service. >> reporter: she says the discussion needs to go beyond avoiding disaster and towards a stronger public tra

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former acting faa administrator billy nolan. >> they are well qualified and they are able to multi task. >> reporter: the ntsb will look at staffing along with mechanics, environment, and other factors in their investigation. they warned against speculation, which could be harmful to the probe and victims' families. the 67 victims of this tragedy include members of the u.s. figure skating community, many of them young people. >> friends and family members of those killed are now sharing their stories. devin fehely joins us with more from them. >> yeah, ryan. the u.s. army released the names of two of the three crew members on board the black hawk helicopter. chief warrants helicopter andrew lloyd eaves was the instructor on board. eaves had about 1,000 flight hours. that makes him a really experienced pilot. 28-year-old staff sergeant ryan austin o'hara was also on board. sergeant o'hara was the black hawk's crew chief. cbs news spoke to his father about his tragic loss. >> i don't know. i keep wondering if my wife and i will ever feel we're going to be whole again because we're just br

steadily now. davy shall seem likely in all the islands concentration of writing bits of southern mexico, billy, ease and possibly costa rica. nothing much changed except for little detail between sunday and monday, and sorry for america, it really has turned west in the last few days. the still risk of more flooding, not so much in the capital, but anywhere around the southeast of present and taking that line up towards the equitable and southern columbia. south of all that the where it's been quite hope recently in propaganda. those tempted to come down. so there's a possibility option teen as enjoying summer. as the shaker model was for translation and international understanding is inviting nominations for its 11th edition, starting january the 1st and ending march the 31st 2025. for more information. please visit the awards official website at w w, w dot h t, a dot q a the the, the watching out just here, a reminder about top stores. notice that they've been re, unions across garza and occupied westbank cost. 183 palestinian prisoners were released on his way to jails. some of the prisoner

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wildfire survivors with a mind blowing lineup featuring stevie nicks singing her classic stand back and billie eilish and green day. the event raised more than $60 million. well done everybody. that's nightline. see you right back here monday, same time from a new studio, though. thanks for staying up with us. good night. america. you can access your fico® score in a snap. (daughter) what i would give to be able to make art on this scale! (dad) you will one day. but it's equally important for you to be thinking about your future... building credit— (daughter) dad... fargo, what's my fico® score? (dad) wow... it's a work of art. (vo) do you fargo? (daughter) that was corny, but i'll take it. (vo) you can. visit wellsfargo.com/getfargo. what is shaping up to be a stormy weekend in the bay area. how much rain you can expect in your neighborhood? >> all i could see is a big ball of flames in the sky. >> if a frightening and fiery scene in philadelphia as a small plane crashes tonight, we're learning who was on board. >> and as the investigation into what caused a deadly mid-air collision in washin

franklin graham is no billy graham.nd for him to pretend like what donald trump is doing is not harming immigrant communities, immigrant families, immigrant individuals and trans people, he is creating a web. but i would listen to the catholic bishops, the 85 jewish groups, the quakers and the many, many religious groups who are showing up in support of immigrant communities as well as trans people and saying actually, marion buddy, and asking for mercy, to please consider the hurt that your policies are about to impose on communities, was doing what she believed was gospel. a lot of times conservatives use the term religious freedom, but it is always religious freedom for me, not for thee. let's go back to the idea that everybody deserves religious freedom. from whatever tradition you are in, including people who are adherents, the growing many people who are not religious, but who deserve every bit of freedom to live their life as any religious person. host: that executive order, the new york times reporting it would

. >> reporter: billy riggs is with the university of san francisco. >> the challenge is one of reinventionone of opportunity. but, at the same time, the way to get riders back and get butts in seats is not by making rides less frequent. but it could be you make service more frequent on your high capacity routes. >> reporter: muni is bringing back the 30x marina express helping get rider to downtown san francisco during the morning commute. however, there will not be afternoon or evening service at this time. >> the key thing is bringing new customers. that is where public transit agencies specifically in the u.s. really struggle. >> reporter: the sfmta is looking at a 300 million-dollar annual deficit starting in 2026. federal pandemic relief funds will run out. operational costs have gone up but ridership has not fully recovered. while solutions are in the works and more are being pushed for. >> it is not too late. and there are plans being worked on at the local level and the regional level and the state level to bring in funding. to main tan and improve service. >> reporter: she says th

company makes road cases for artists like jane brown, beyoncÉ, the rolling stones, kendrick lamar a billieartist community, the alejandro's symbolize resilience and perseverance. >> you can burn down altadena, but you cannot take altadena out of us, you know. ♪ in los angeles, barthel neville, fox news. >> for more on the l.a. county fire recovery efforts, let's bring in l.a. county board of supervisors chair catherine barker. tell us how that rebuild, how this cleanup is going in areas like altadena that you are all too familiar with and use all that really moving piece of the artist being impacted there. >> you know, altadena is probably one of the most amazing communities in los angeles county. you have people from every walk of life. they are strong. i have made the commitment that i will be there for them to rebuild. it will not be easy, but they are not going to be alone. i really emphasize that to everybody. you've got people that have multi generational wealth that have homes that have been in their family for decades. they are in fear of their ability to rebuild. it is important f

. >> you have your established iconic artists like billy eilish, beyonce, bruno mars and gaga.is new wave of artists. >> reporter: but all eyes may be on one of musics biggest show downs. >> the queen bee holds the most nominations. she will compete for a grammy she's never won, album of the year. >> we have seen artists go in as the most nominated to that night and leave empty-handed. leave with nothing. could it happen again? well it's happened before. >> reporter: once again beyo in, n ce is up against taylor swift. and sabrina carpenter. >> i think charlie is going to get a lot of awards. it's possible that chaparone will sweep. >> the show will honor first responders and raise money for wildfire relief efforts. >> we're celebrating los angeles. where we can we're doing our little bit to help rebuild it. i think we can really use the grammys as a power and source for good. >> reporter: get to the grammys sunday night on cbs or stream the show >>> it's a first alert weather day because our first atmospheric river of the year has arrived and it's going to continue to impact u

names competing for song of the year include dealers with, chappell roan, kendrick lamar, lady gaga , billyf those, when you cannot get out of your head? >> i have to say the beyoncÉ song . how can it not be. >> for me it is the lady gaga and bruno mars, it is so beautiful when you hear them belted out. they are beautiful. i am excited to hear the live performers. all that fun stuff. and i love seeing it all to fun fact for you all, i have to tell you, because about $800 to make one of those things >> you can watch the grammys tonight at 5:00 p.m. on kpix, cbs news bay area. thank you for joining us. mmmm... planet oat's so creamy and not watery like- exactly! and unsweetened has 0 grams of sugar. and it's an excellent source of calcium. wow! planet oat really has it all! ♪♪ dave's been very excited about saving big with the comcast business 5-year price lock guarantee. wow! planet oat really has it all! five years? -five years. and he's not alone. -high five. it's five years of reliable gig speed internet. five years of advanced securit. five years of a great rate that won't change. it's b

he came as, "silly billy, and he hit you, but it shut you up."o on, guys. >> seth: i love that you can say to your 4-year-old, like, "i got my clown, he hits." >> yeah. [ laughter ] listen, you know -- >> seth: just whatever he does -- >> --some kids. >> seth: --let's celebrate it. >> yeah. he is, whatever. >> seth: this is a fantastic steven soderberg directed ghost story. my question for you before we talk about it, do you believe in ghosts? >> i do. >> seth: have you always? >> yes. >> seth: okay. >> yeah. i feel like i was always kind of like that weird kid that could -- could sense things, you know. >> seth: okay. >> and i actually have a ghost in my house right now. >> seth: oh, really? >> i feel like i talk about her a lot and i feel so bad. i'm like putting her on blast. i don't know if she wants me to talk about her? >> seth: i feel like if -- here is my theory on ghosts. if the ghost is doing that good a job of letting you know they're around, they want you to talk about them. >> thank you. >> seth: yeah. >> okay. well, anyway her name

billie eilish, who is a favorite, she's beloved by the grammy voters. so, you know, i think it's going to be a great night for music. and also, as we pointed out, a great night for using the grammys to really focus on the bigger issue of continuing to help rebuild los angeles and california. everyone who's been affected by the wildfire. >> and a lot of people in the audience at the grammys will have been affected by the fires. we started the conversation with beyonce. let's end it with her, because she did drop a surprise last night talking about announcing a cowboy carter tour. >> we knew that tour was coming because as victor and i like to talk about is tax season, she comes for our coins every single tax season. >> and you do. >> pay up. >> you do pay, right. so we know that a tour is coming. we don't know dates. we don't know prices. but victor and i know that we'll be there. >> yes. >> i don't know which city yet, but i will travel boots in tow. >> all right. >> well, i think i'd go to. that. sounds fun. yeah. >> that sounds like road trip. >> yeah

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for me i think one of the main goals that i wanted to accomplish for the island was billy the housing and it was it was certainly our intent to build the affordable with the market rate and in other cities the market rate has come first but in this city on treasure island we have built the affordable together with the market rate and i think that's a considerable achievement to get almost 28% of the housing fee for low and moderate income families and we represent the most housing that has been built in the district in san francisco in any district in san francisco. so we are really contributing to the housing numbers for the city as well. so we have much to be proud of the open space, the parks, the fact that we've been able to open the first new parks on treasure island this year, it's been remarkable and they are being enjoyed and we look forward to city side park when that comes along as well. but i'm going to open up to the board and then to the public system just to echo on commissioner sands comment. >> i think this year played a pivotal role in years and years of hard work in

, bbc news. in the album of the year category, which swift this week artists including dr dre and billie, as the most nominated artist out on this accolade. but she is up against taylor swift who has won this award four times. while fires continue to burn across la county, keen to strike the right note. emma vardy, bbc news, los angeles. mary mandefield, is a musicjournalist and broadcaster. the huge album of the year or record of the year. music album, and this morning she announced the beatles, bizarrely, nominated for record of the year, but it has been a bit controversial. why? to finish up the record. they could see the win but ai is such a huge talking piece voters away from it. as a result. was there a chance they might not have gone ahead yeah, and a lot of events leading up to the grammys have so it is going ahead. some big names. eilish, chappell roan, sabrina carpenter, we have legends like stevie wonder, cynthia erivo, who you might know from wicked, will be there. if you are performing it doesn't mean you can't win. on website, there is about the article about the grammy awa