| tirelessly to trace and find caitlin safety. _ tirelessly to trace and find caitlin safety.appeal for information about _ regard. that was an appeal for information about that - regard. that was an appeal for| information about that missing ii—year—old girl, caitlin eason, who has gone missing in the scottish borders. we will bring you more on that as we get further details. the author sir salman rushdie, who was attacked last year at a literary event in new york state, leaving him with the loss of sight in one eye, has released a new book. ahead of the release, he has given his first interview since the attack to david remnick of the new yorker magazine. here's what he had to say. you know, i have been better! but considering what happened, i am not so bad. the big injuries are healed essentially. my feeling in my thumb and index finger and the bottom half of the palm, the neck, the right side of my face, there were chest wounds and the liver was injured. the amount of injuries, it was more probable that i would not survive. well, earlier, my colleague martine croxall spoke

caitlin connected _ challenges might be. caitlin connected to _ challenges might be.es might be. caitlin connected to heavy with - challenges might be. caitlin connected to heavy with us | challenges might be. caitlin i connected to heavy with us at challenges might be. caitlin - connected to heavy with us at the centre for strategic and international studies. thank you. you so much for having me. let's get the latest now on yesterday's top story — britain and the european union's new, post—brexit trade deal, for northern ireland. the uk prime minister, rishi sunak, has spent the day selling the deal to lawmakers — first in northern ireland, and in the last few hours, to mps from his own conservative party. we'll here from him more in a moment, first let's remind ourselves what's in this deal. the bbc�*s helen catt explains. under the windsor framework, goods going to northern ireland and staying there would go through a green name to me getting beat up virtually all checks. rishi sunak says that would remove any sense of a border into a receipt. there would be a redl

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cbs's caitlin huey-burns has been investigating. >> reporter: new york congressman george santos is facing new questions about his work for f that allegedly perpetrated a $17 million ponzi scheme. >> were you aware that it was ponsi scheme, sir? >> no. you should ask the ceo of the company, not me. i have nod your that company is harbor city capital. santos worked as the firm's new york regional director before it was alleged to be a classic ponzi scheme and shut down by the securities and exchange commission. >> i manage a $1.5 billion fund. >> reporter: the s.e.c. complaint did not name santos, but cbs news has now learn the investigators have questioned at least one potential investor santos tried to recruit. >> i was so outraged. i was so upset. >> reporter: attorney tiffany beg oezian told us she went to middle school with santos where he went by george devolder and reconnected with him by chance three years ago. >> guess who i ran into at starbucks? >> reporter: she later told him she'd settled a big case for a client, $2 million. she said santos promptly invited her and her client t

. >> caitlin huey-burns reporting. >>> the white house says that vice president kamala harris will travel to memphis tomorrow to attend the funeral of tyre nichols, the 29-year-old father and fedex worker who died after being beaten by members of a memphis police department. as the city of memphis and the nation mourns, the reverend j. lawrence turner says the public funeral will focus on the way nichols lived and not the way he died. >> we want to be sure that we're focused on celebrating tyre's life. we cannot and will not allow the way in which he died to define the totality of his life. >> five former police officers have been charged with nichols' murder, and the district attorney is considering filing charges against seven other first responders. >>> tonight, alec baldwin has been formally charged with involuntary manslaughter along with a weapons expert in the shooting death on the set of the western "rust." prosecutors say more than a dozen safety violations occurred on the set. cbs's kris van cleave joins us with the new details. good evening, kris. >> reporter: j.b., these new c

caitlin, thank you for being one of virginia's quiet heroes. let's get caitlin some reinforcements. [applause] as we embark on the next 46 days , when it comes to unborn children, we can come together, we can choose life, choose to support mothers, fathers, families, difficult decisions. i have asked the general assembly to come together to protect life at 15 weeks, a point at the baby -- a point at when the baby can feel pain. it is clear virginia wants fewer abortions, not more. [applause] gov. youngkin: as we shift into high gear, we have some common sense decisions to make and actions to take. common sense sense is something that is something that is all too in government and politics these days. too often bogged down by the gymnastics of bipartisanship, the heavy in hands that do too much finger-pointing, in a media culture that stokes controversy. in a commonwealth that was funded -- founded for the, by the people, we must change course. with courage and conviction, we can and we will restore common sense. in choosing common sense, we can start with virginia's energy policy. e

>> i don't know what looking sorry looks like to you, caitlin. >> stephen: um, i'm not caitlin. i am stephen colbert. >> that's who i am. >> stephen: no, you're not stephen colbert. i am. >> no. >> stephen: george santos says what? >> what? >> stephen: ha-ha! gotcha, george. >> damn it. >> announcer: it's "the late show with stephen colbert." tonight... plus, stephen welcomes... harrison ford and musical guest vic mensa, featuring louis cato and "the late show" band. and now, live on tape from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert. ♪ ♪ >> stephen: beautiful. thank you. hello. hello. hello, hello. happy wednesday. that's right. hey, everybody. welcome. welcome, everybody. in here, out there, all around the world. welcome to "the late show." i am your host, stephen colbert. it is the first day of black history month. happy black history month, everybody. or as ron desantis calls it, month. it's a time when we as a nation reflect on the vast contribution of black citizens. as a wise man once said, black history is more than just a month. that wise man, a pa

so, caitlin what are prosecutors asking for here? >> basically, they want to talk to evan corcoran again. he's one of trump's top attorneys. he's already actually spoken to the grand jury. he did so for about four hours recently, i am told, in addition to two other trump attorneys. but i want to speak to him. again so, they have this motion to compel further testimony from evan corcoran. and the reason that it matters is they're trying to overcome that shield of attorney client privilege, which he did you'd, we are told, in the last time we met with a ground jury. they're tried overcome. that so, what they are alleging, prosecutors in writing to this judge, is that they believe that the former president has used his attorney, evan corcoran, in further it's of a crime or fraud. that is this crime fraud exception that would allow them to overcome the attorney-client privilege. and basically, force him to answer questions that typically he would not have to. but we should note, we don't actually know how this is going to end up. it's go

j.b. >> brown: caitlin huey-burns reporting.ews obtained video excerpts of former donald trump's deposition in the new york attorney general's fraud investigation. trump repeatedly pleaded the fifth, refusing to answer any questions about his or his company's finances. here's cbs's ed o'keefe. >> reporter: near the start of the deposition, former president donald trump tells new york attorney general letitia james that he would be invoking his right against self- incrimination. >> anyone in my position not taking the fifth amendment would be a fool, an absolute fool. >> reporter: so more than 400 times over nearly four hours... >> i decline to answer the question. >> reporter: ...the former president invoked the fifth. >> same answer. same answer. samenswer. repter: trump, runnwhite use on thwsfid last year byey rasee foo a long-rningchemto itehe value - something investigators asked trump about. >> the valuations contained in this document reflect false and misleading valuation statements, is that correct? >> same answer. >> re

cbs's caitlin huey-burns has been investigating. >> reporter: new york congressman george santos is facingns about his work for a firm that allegedly perpetrated a $17 million ponzi scheme. >> were you aware it was a ponzi scheme, sir? >> i was not. you should ask the ceo of the company, not me. >> reporter: that company is harbor city capital. santos worked as the firm's new york regional director, before it was alleged to be a classic ponzi scheme and shut down by the securities and exchange commission. >> at harbor city capital i manage a $1.5 million fund. >> reporter: the complaint did not name santos but cbs news has now learned investigators have questioned at least one potential investor santos tried to recruit. >> i was so outraged, i was upset. >> norah: attorney tiffany bogosian told us she went to school with santos, he where he went by george devolder, and reconnected with him three years ago. >> that is why i ran into at starbucks. >> reporter: she later told him she settled a big case for a client, $2 million. she said santos properly invited her and her client to dinner. >>

i was able not so much money out that that no one ever a neighbor lock up our neighbor, caitlin ah, yes, i am not long ago then. now he made a good change. i mean, i, you know, i've got to tell you more like made me think, but yeah, don't what your time there were a lot more like when about man, man, you don't come going to come on it like yeah, yeah, that's what i'm like me so long ago like a 30 got it might have got a lot going on with i'm not, i'm sorry. are you a one lot of my looking a lot on read. okay. great. them i got in that made up of them are you dot com? got it. got you going to put me with my bill. yeah. about the new give you a like a month and it $90.00 on it. you know? no one else has a job im nikia is kelly together so much you pity. this is peggy, may just so can you give me a, just like i said, if he gets a bit out the money to take a me a like any like you like any like hulu. ready ready ah oh boy, oh, last name. nissan. e a r a a a, a, a, a, a, a, a, a, a, a gang m, a video, dang it, a 40 with. i mean money couldn't get up, is it? i mean, if i lay i'm season or ag

i was a package from as many out of nowhere near a neighbor lock up our neighbor caitlin. ah, yeah, man. i yeah. yeah, yeah, yeah. and then i think now he made a big difference about i mean i you know. yeah, i've got to tell you more like baby teeth, but yeah, don't waste your time. never last night. when of our main minimum here. no. come. going to come on it but yeah, yeah, that's right. yeah. so one only got more like a 13 got it might have got a lot of going on with i'm not from 30 or one. lot of my looking a lot on read. okay, great them. i got a lot of that made up along with them. are you yeah, i'm gonna going to quit me with my bill. yeah. about the new game a little like a month in natick where you are and i'm on it it. no, no one else has a job im nikia is killing. yeah, that's a pity. this is peggy man, that's ok a just like i think he's he get a, [000:00:00;00] a me a like any like you like any like hulu. ready ready ah, blah blah blah blah blah nissan a baby with a. * a give out i'm a bit. no, i'm not. i'm not a problem. got i'm buying a product or a good frid

haley, and caitlin. to be their tipping point. >> it didn't seem to make sense. having someone take her home and willingly sleep with him in her front yard, there is no way. >> we it just wasn't nikki. >> from their offices, prosecutors david lasee and mary kerrigan-mares, waited and worried. >> what if one person believed that story and thought maybe doug did this, or had some involvement >> there's always concern about that. the thing that just kept running through my head was that this is a very dangerous individual. he needs to be off the street and i hope that they get it. right >> then, and just other for hours. the 12 jurors fall back into the courtroom for the last time. >> we eric was one of the 12. >> how tricky was this for you as a juror? >> it was emotionally really hard i was tug of war and the whole time on the state side the defense side. it was tough. >> over the course of the nine -day trial, these two jurors, carefully considered the guilt of two men. >> first, there was the defendant

caitlin byrd joining us. she is our senior politics reporter, talking about this.nk for your time. we will have you back when we -- south carolina comes into play. guest: thank you so much for the opportunity. have a great day. host: if you want to see that announcement today, it is expected at 11:00. you can see that on c-span, c-span now, or c-span.org. back to your calls calls on who you would like to see leave the -- c lead --see lead the party in 2024. tommy in rhode island, thanks for waiting. go ahead, you are on. caller: good morning, how are you doing? as far as the upcoming presidential election, i believe that the republican party, there has been a gentle shift when kevin mccarthy was voted in as head of the house of representatives. i think that the shift began, and it was at that point that president biden saw that he had to sit down, he had to talk to kevin mccarthy, and he had to recognize that the republican party was not going to just sit there and be stepped upon. now, here we are going into 2024 with the presidential elections, with president tru

and of course in kiev, let's start with caitlin, how does the white house feel the president speech went over pretty good given president biden's speech. >> they seem to think he set out what he came to do. which is one warn that democracy is at stake at a global scale and two, to reiterate the support for ukraine that it is unwavering not going away and will be here for as long as it takes but he used this speech to push back on putin pretty forcefully especially just hours after we heard from the russian leader blaming the west for conflict happening in ukraine saying that's why that is happening, president biden saying that's obviously not the case, patently not true, if putin decided tomorrow to end the war, he could. but that's not what's happening, seemeded two speeches vastly different world views. only thing they seem to agree on is that this is not likely to end any time in the near future. >> what's been the reaction to putin's decision to suspend participation in the new start treaty >> i'm not sure totally surprised. they're not formally pulling out there weren't any spi

that >> caitlin makes a great, point the legal term for that is waiver, the argument you would make us gone into this in public, he has given up the privilege already, even if it is sort of halfway, once you give up, you let it out of the, but you can't go back in. we may see that from prosecutors. >> do you expect the former president to actually try and make an executive privilege here? >> yeah i don't think he wants mike pence to go how he tried to pressure him into subverting the u.s. constitution. he was the essential -- the whole plot was to get mike pence to do something. and, when he wouldn't do, it it was then to intimidate him into doing something. we saw how that manifested itself. so, yes -- >> elliott, and the subpoena from the justice department, request, testimony, documents, how soon after the subpoena has gone out do you think the doj would start receiving material from the vice president pence for his team? >> well, he has to agree to start turning them over. and, along the lines of the options we're talking about a little earlier, he is probably going to file a suit

." >> i'm caitlin huey-burns in washington. thanks for staying with us. countdown has begun to the kickoff of super bowl lvii. the kansas city chiefs and the philadelphia eagles will take the field sunday at state farm stadium in glendale, arizona. the stadium holds 73,000 fans, but there is also a pga golf tournament being played nearby, and local officials expect more than a million people will be in the phoenix area for the weekend. that poses a challenge for those responsible for securing the events. kris van cleave got a firsthand look at the preparations under way both on the ground and in the sky. >> reporter: flying in close formation over state farm stadium, agents from border protection are keeping watch over the home of super bowl sunday, where security is already tight. >> we can respond in seconds. can drop to what handle might be unfolding. >> reporter: the area around the stadium will be off limits to other aircraft and drones. on the ground, five miles of security and police are on the job around the clock. at least two dozen agencies, sta

." >>> i'm caitlin huey-burns in washington. thanks for staying with us.s preparing for ukrainian president zelenskyy to visit eu headquarters in brussels thursday. the trip has not been officially confirmed, and details are still being kept under wraps for security reasons. inside ukraine, there are reports that the country's defense minister has been removed amid a wide-ranging corruption investigation. and on the battlefield, russian mercenaries from the wagner group continue their assault on the eastern city of bakhmut. debora patta spoke with two wagner gunmen captured by ukrainian forces. >> reporter: for months, bakhmut has been one of the most dangerous front lines of this war. at the vanguard, the kremlin-backed paramilitary wagner group bolstered by recruits from russian penal colonies. we met two of these guns for hire seized in the east, now held by ukrainian military intelligence. sergei says he was almost halfway into a 19-year sentence for murder when wagner boss yevgeny prigozhin made his prison pitch last year. >> translator: i needed to l

." >>> i'm caitlin huey-burns in washington. thanks for staying with us.e is now in its second year. it's the largest and deadliest conflict in europe since world war ii and shows no signs of ending anytime soon. the war has left hundreds of thousands of combatants dead or wounded, driven millions of ukrainians from their homes, and touched off a humanitarian disaster. charlie d'agata was there when russian troops rolled across the border and looks back on that day that changed the world. >> reporter: overnight, the lives of millions of people in ukraine changed forever. >> big boom. big boom, guys. >> reporter: we were on the balcony of our safe house in kyiv at around 5:00 a.m. >> three to begin with. >> reporter: when russian president vladimir putin announced the start of a special military operation. moments later, thunderous explosions echoed throughout the capital and more cities throughout the country. europe's biggest invasion since world war ii was under way. despite repeated warnings from the west, a full-scale invasion was unthinkable for the a

geoff: caitlin dickerson, thank you so much for sharing your reporting. >> thank you. geoff: the 65th annual grammy awards last night showcased a hip hop tribute for the ages and featured some major high points in the music world from this past year. but, the top honors weren't what some expected. jeffrey brown reports about ongoing questions about the process as part of our arts and culture series, canvas. ♪ reporter: tonight began in spanish. if future legends including stevie wonder. today's biggest pop stars -- bonnie raitt one song of the year. the award 20 was one by sam smith. >> i want to thank all of the incredible people. >> another highlight, the celebration of 50 years of hip ho an acknowledgment of the impact and influence of the musical genre, they made history. i am joined by a culture and music writer who contributes to a variety of media. thank you so much for joining us. >> thank you for having me. there are a variety of things happening. beyonce exists at the intersection of peak appeal and outside of the former structure. music needs to engage the b

. >>> this programming note, caitlin burns and our investigative team unravels the mystery of who isrge santos in the news new cbs reports documentary available through our cbs news app. that's it for us here at "face the nation" today. thank you all for watching. until next week, for "face the nation," i'm margaret brennan. n york. ♪ >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> good evening and thank you for joining us. it has happened again. today another aerial object was shot down by u.s. warplanes amid bipartisan criticism about an absence of details regarding these incidents. the latest shootdown happened over lake huron following those over canada's yukon territory and off the coast of alaska and the carolinas. in a tweet representative elisa slotkin of michigan said the object was down by pilots from the u.s. air force and national guard. cbs's skyler henry starts us off tonight at the white house, whereff

caitlin hayes scored twice in a 3—0 victory that takes them above glasgow city on goal difference.third. george russell says he does not expect mercedes to be competing for victory at the start of the formula 1 season next week, and that red bull are the team to beat. russell's car broke down during testing today in bahrain, limiting the laps he was able to do. max verstappen — in the new red bull car — was second quickest after completing 47 laps. alfa romeo's zhou guanyu clocked the fastest time of the day over 133 laps. the first race of the season is in bahrain on march fifth. andy murray produced a remarkable comeback, surviving five match points to beat jiri lehecka and reach the qatar open final. he took the first set of their semi final six love, but the czech won the second and looked on course for the final before murray saved those match points to force a tie—break which he won 8—6 to seal his place in the final. he's aiming for his first atp singles title in four years the wales team say there are "moving on" from their conflict with the welsh rugby union and are "fully

presidentt chris licht paired don lemonh tu with too much younger, much more attractive co-hosts caitlincollins and poppy harlow.an colli and the normally steely began don lemon begin to melt down before our very eyes the other day, for example, after kaitlyn collins interviewed a republican member ofiewe congress, don lemon launched intod r an attack on republicas that wasn't actually an attack on republicans, but a not so veiled attack on his co-host, caitlin collins. >> publican can't do that. producers in the control roomanl gerned up the musilic to get thm to be quiet. be quie shcommercial now, but he shuts them to keep attacking her.her. >> watch this.is. thank you for taking time to join us . thank you for having me. all right. th thank you. anyou.that's going to be the tie that we're in where facts are sort of flexible and why we gote caitlyn helms out there in real time. it was a greatti interviewme and credible sources like citing the new york post as w yd credible sourciblee, saying thai facts are it's just i can't believe that we're here.view. >> caitlyn that was a greatal tn

. >> that's caitlin clark of iowa lifting the hawkeyes over the number two indiana hoosiers.oint performance. after the game, caitlin was asked what was going through her head when the ball left her fingers and she replied -- and i quote -- you know, honestly, i thought it was money. that's why i said that when she shot it. it's money. you want that kind of confidence in a player. >> absolutely. >> she has that, but it's my most favorite time of the year, march madness. it's coming up. i can't wait for that. >> you got to enjoy that. i love her taking up that space by the way. caitlin clark, you nailed it. >>> coming up, we have a big surprise for the small business owners making a big impact, dropping everything to help those in need. need. in need. (cecily) i love puppies... (seth) well i love that i switched to verizon. my other network used to drive me crazy! (cecily) yeah... and with welcome unlimited for just $25 dollars, i love that we both got an awesome network and saved money doing it. (seth) i love that it's guaranteed for 3 years. (cecily) ok now what i love is th

so that that could be able to add what you responsible in fact and, and this magnitude and or caitlin to think every nation around the world who from craig to look into data to be regulations, thomas, to being protect it from books, just family should be okay. or can tones local walter devastation is overwhelming on both sides of the border and turkey and in syria. stephanie deckers, following developments from the turkish son of, nor doth tens of thousands of people seeking shelter. there is a tented area. i don't want to call the city, but it's growing. set out just a couple of blocks away where people are having to now live, at least temporarily until a more permanent solution is found because they're not going to be coming back to their homes here. any time soon, there are still a couple of buildings where people remain under the rubble. when i say people these days, it's much more believe to be bodies. however, one of the sites we spent the day at 40 bodies remained there, but they did pull a mother and a child alive from there yesterday. so there is still a glimmer of hope. cert

but some the other degrees like caitlin , other degrees like caitlin, she's 25, she's been £27,000 ongnitive neurosciences degree and she , you know, trying to and she, you know, trying to learn it over , these, you know, learn it over, these, you know, wobbly powerpoint slides where she can't see the buttons . i she can't see the buttons. i mean, imagine her operating on your brain or. whatever cognitive neuroscience person does. have an image for does. tabatha have an image for this sure about if? this? i'm not so sure about if? she did. well, i just saw with the refunds that have been paid so far, total 1.5 million and with the numbers students in the uk equals about 1.2 per student . i think that's an unfair image, by the way, that she's come up with it. and i don't think the kid gets a pound 20 for their education that it worth basically this i mean this is unfair think anyway we're going some going to move on to some economic saturday's economic news saturday's telegraph as telegraph is this as exciting as it leo the footsie it sounds. leo so the footsie 100 which is the leading

but some the other degrees like caitlin , other degrees like caitlin, she's 25, she's been £27,000 one neurosciences degree and she , you know, trying to and she, you know, trying to learn it over , these, you know, learn it over, these, you know, wobbly powerpoint slides where she can't see the buttons . i she can't see the buttons. i mean, imagine her operating on your brain or. whatever cognitive neuroscience person does. have an image for does. tabatha have an image for this sure about if? this? i'm not so sure about if? she did. well, i just saw with the refunds that have been paid so far, total 1.5 million and with the numbers students in the uk equals about 1.2 per student . i think that's an unfair image, by the way, that she's come up with it. and i don't think the kid gets a pound 20 for their education that it worth basically this i mean this is unfair think anyway we're going some going to move on to some economic saturday's economic news saturday's telegraph as telegraph is this as exciting as it leo the footsie it sounds. leo so the footsie 100 which is the leading 100 i

>> it is a weak defense, caitlin. i have sources they say they think they will lose this case.y. they might say there was a newsworthiness covering what donald trump was saying there is a clear difference in newsworthiness versus peddling and have people peddling those lives on your show. you saw jeanine pirro in the fact that they booked her to let her spew these lies knowing that is what she would say. i am not a lawyer in this case. it seems like an absorption and observing what he is saying and reporting the news. >> they think they will lose this? >> i am hearing that. rupert murdoch's deposition which was unsealed concedes that. and when you look at what foxes chief policy officer said, yesterday, the plaintiff asked and the lawyers asked, do you think fox had a responsibility to tell the truth here and he said, yes. you have your own executives admitting there was a discrepancy and what the hosts were saying and what was being aired and the responsibility and i don't see how any person in their right mind can look at this and say this will be easy for fox to win. >> coup

. >>> iowa's caitlin clark continues to be a human highlight reel. mackena warnock for the layup.es blowout win over penn state. and christine, officially super bowl week, chiefs and eagles touching down in houston for a historic showdown on sunday. jalen hurts and hopatrick mahom. and two brothers will face off in jason and travis kelce. and leading up to super bowl lvii, we've got coy wire on the ground getting ready for media night which is great. >> great. carolyn manno, thank you. >>> right now in ohio, an entire town evacuated after a train derailment and danger of explosion. details next. >>> next right here, boston's hit a big milestone trying to get workers back to the office. . ♪ go betty! ♪ let's be more than our allergies! zeize the day. with zyrtec. (vo) give your business an advantage right now, with nationwide 5g from t-mobile for business. unlock new insights and efficiency, with leading ultra-capacity 5g coverage. t-mobile for business has 5g that's ready right now. >>> all right. your roman numerals this morning, 50.4. back to work milestone, 50.4% and the batche

he stared a woman and her late 20s and a woman in her 30s in the eye, i think caitlin collins might be: nobody said anything about race. >> greg: just gender appeared to say because he's black? >> jesse: oh, man. >> jessica: two high achieving women that he shares this job with that he was demoted for, right, and is hanging on by a thread, and decided to insult women and women that inevitably they admire. if they don't like nikki haley come a lot of politicians 50s, 60s, 70s successful like hillary clinton's of the world consulting ruth nader ginsberg, all of them. and it made me think back to when he said to sc cup which computers to numbers on a show 10:00 hour. like she's short-circuits because she has given birth. >> greg: i do that. >> jessica: it is horrible. >> greg: it is an insult to moms. judge? >> judge jeanine: what he said in addition to saying that haley is not in her prime, be careful turning off voters. the guy has not even listening to himself as he trashes women over 40 purity has to be careful about trashing voters. first of all, he said he did google, 20, 30, 40. th

. >> kayleigh: caitlin set on this couch and told us that. >> emily: i want to point out what riley herselfy league spokesperson and lawmakers are here to protect post-policies that threaten fairness, equity and security for women. i think there is something to be said for amplifying diversity and for raising others up but not at the cost of diminishing others. not of the cost of other scholarship opportunities. what about the rising suicide rates for biological young women? there are many to be accounted for equally. when you damage want to raise the other, that is what is not fair. she called on the congressman and grateful for her and she acknowledges the fact she speaking out against the tyranny of localism. that is something that has been felt deeply at this level in sports. and for than for swimming. >> kayleigh: you can't argue but the facts as riley rode foxnews.com 6'4", biological male, 460 seconds and male swimming where he competed three years and thin transitions and all of a sudden the fastest female athlete. >> bill: i think we have to get back to listening to the women from

george pennacchio spoke with caitlin to -- kate winslet. >> when kate winslet did her screen test forrd found his rose. then he hired leonardo dicaprio to play jack. cameron who also wrote titanic looked at his movie as romeo and juliet on a ship. you remember the first time you sell it? >> i remember the first time i saw it was jim cameron's house in his editing room. jim really wanted to show me the film himself. that was a very special because i got to sit beside him and experience it for the first time and him keep turning to me to see how was i react and was i enjoying it and was i have, was i crying -- was i happy, was i crying? ♪ when the movie came there was a premiere in london i was sick and could not go. i was in hospital sick. when it was released in los angeles i had to attend a funeral of someone very close to me so i missed all of the big events. >> now 25 years later there is this new event for titanic. she is happy to talk about the movie again. for the most part anyway. it is in 3d, four k and high frame rate. translate that for me for the audience who will see that n

casey hunt and caitlin collins and caitlin, i have heard president biden going back to his 36 years in the u.s. senate, deliver a lot of speeches over the years. i've covered him for many, many years and gotten to know him a bit. i think this was the best speech i have ever heard him deliver. he was passionate, it was extremely well written, he clearly had practiced it and he delivered a powerful message to the american people. a >> lot will be said, wolf, about how what the republicans were doing when it came to heckling president biden and how they reacted during certain parts of the speech, especially when he was talking about fentanyl and overdoses and the father was standing there and you heard so much shouting, it is your fault, a lot can be done about that but other parts in the majoritarian green and the aspects on social security and medicare, he almost seemed to be relishing the punching and counter punching. he was lively, he was very engaged in it. and i think what we are talking about, going into this speech was it being a preview of his next election run, what the 2024 ru

caitlin clark sending iowa city into a frenzy. beating three. hoosiers are stunned. clark finished with 33 points, 9 assists, 9 rebounds. she said that's how she en envisioned it. >> i put myself in the situation, i'm going to do it on senior day, number two team in the country. >> houston cougar centerfielder drew bianco throwing his name in the hat for play of the day, christine. watch this. bottoms up, goes full speed. unreal catch. he turns out to be okay. and he's got 9 the ball in his glove. my goodness, had fun to start the morning with you. >> i love it. that's a great way to start the day, right? i need a day like that where i come up with the ball. nice to see you, kocoy wire. >>> coming up tornadoes touch down overinside in oklahoma. where the severe weather is going to hit. next here, it's bare minimum monday. why some say they're cyberloafing t to start their week. galaxy s23 ultra. now that's epic. on the netetwork america relies on. life... doesn't stop for diabetes. be ready for every moment, with glucerna. it's th

caitlin dickerson has reported on this extensively for the atlantic and joins us now. >> thank you forg me. geoff: the trump administration zero-tolerance policy separated more than 5000 children from their parents with no process for reuniting them. the roughly 1000 childre that still remain separated, what do we know about them? >> the one thing that is true of all of the children who have not been reunited yet with their parents is that they are no longer being housed in the government overseen shelters where they were initially sent after separation, but that is really all they share in common. the children who have not been reunited with their parents are scattered across the country. some are living with extended relatives. summer living with family friends who agreed to take them in. some have been taken into the care of state child welfare organizations and may be living in foster homes or adoptive homes. that is one of the challenges to reuniting the children with their parents. they can be very hard to find. geoff: it seems the number of children who have yet to be reunited,

caitlin bird, thank you for all of those really interesting insights.day." >>> up next, "state of the union" with jacqke tapper. he's got three important interviews you will not want to miss. house intelligence chairman, mike turner, michigan's democratic governor, gretchen whitmer, and republican senator mike rounds of south dakota. thank you again for sharing your sunday morning with us. have a great rest of your day. okay everyone, our mission is complete balanced nutrition. together we support immune function. supply fuel for mune cells and sustain tissue health. ensure with twenty-five vitamins and minerals, an ensure complete with trty grams of protein. my moderate to severe plaque psoriasis... the tightness, stinging... the pain. emerge tremfyant®. with tremfya®, most people saw 90% clearer skin at 16 weeks. the majority of people saw 90% clearer skin even at 5 years. serious allergic reactions may occur. tremfya® may increase your risk of infections and lower your ability to fight them. tell your doctor if you have an infection or symptoms or if

caitlin hit a grand slam to give the vikings the lead, but rounding first base, she collapsed with anrule that says her teammates are not allowed to help her around the bases. so instead two opposing players carried her around the bases so that she could complete the grand slam even though it gave grand view the lead and ultimately the 7-4 win. but i tell you what, when it comes to sportsmanship, it doesn't get any better than that. there was a moment just like that years ago i think that won an espy for like the moment of the year. i tell you what, that one will be right up there. >> best part of sports, those stories. nice to see you, andy. >>> and coming up, a powerful winter storm blanketing the northeast and creating chaos for travelers. >>> and next right here, a financial food cliff for millions of americans about to see fewer dollars for grgroceri. it gets in between teeth to destroy 5x more plaque above the e gumline than floss. for a cleaner, healthier mouth. liststerine. feel the whoa! (swords clashing) -had enough? -no... arthritis. here. aspercreme arthritis. prescription

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is there anything more humbling and humiliated lighting admitting that a national television, caitlint, ashley allison, and elliott williams are all back. sensors -- question >> he could do, more he could resign. that be the easiest thing to. do but look, lying about your, resonate your schooling, working and gÜlen's acts, the holocaust, 9/11, i mean, that's not a crime but. his bigger problem of course is this 700,000 dollar campaign loan. he's got fcc problems and probably doj problem. he's got problems all over the place, legally, and certainly ethically. >> but what's the real story? you've been behind the scenes. what's the real story, that he's been assigned a committee assignment, and now saying, you know what, i think i'll go ahead and step back. what really happens? >> you know what happened? i suspect he was guaranteed committees. they needed a speaker. vote now leadership, republican leadership wants to kick illinois more off of her committees. but it's hard to kick her off the committees, the foreign affairs committees, when you have santos on his committees with his bagga

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. >> caitlin swartzwelder and her boyfriend chris wells live just down the tracks from where the train derailed and the toxic chemicals released pending their lives. i have symptoms myself and other people have been out in symptoms. >> my symptoms have i like my eyes. pulsating. i headaches. telling us a little bit. they help maintain police dogs and had to transport over 30 from their home for they say got sick. >> and this was the water they pulled from around the property after the chemical release last week. kaylyn says that norfolk southern, the company that operated the train, came to the door to test for toxins in their home. but before they could, they would need to sign this document. we were told that they were an independent testing agency. >> before they could enter the premises, they handed us a contract the contract was essentially, you know, be able to get on to the property, but also at the bottom was a hold harmless agreement. >> it states that upon signature, the land owner agrees to hold harmless. the company for any and all legal claims, personal injury or property

. >> gangs to you sky news reporter caitlin for that report. where the white helmets rescue groups as the death toll tops 2000, a glimmer of hope after a mother and her son were rescued. nbc's canmore describes the harrowing ordeal that you adored as they were shot for 129 hours on the first floor of a five story building that collapsed on top of them. joining me now is, today.com reporter kevin moore with more on this. every high ebrahim zakaria described his desperation for water saying this. i tried to pull my legs out of the broken wall just to reach the wall so that i could look at for water. i was so thirsty and hungry, that is how i broke my legs. i pulled them out very hard and very quick so i could crawl to reach the wall. and look at. so he broke as legs, because he was so desperate to get even just a drop of water. what else did you tell you? >> well, i am sorry. i get emotional listening to you read that back because i hear his voice and i hear the voice of his answer translated for me when he was in the hospital. he what really str

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lemon the former primetime liberal is again speaking out more aggressively against conservatives, caitlinversight jim comer about his hearing on hunter biden which included the congressman saying that twitter should not have block the 2020 newspaper report on the biden laptop. >> credible outlets like the new york post the force biggest newspaper in america, this is troubling. >> lemon one-off accusing comer of siding on credible sources like the new york post and would not go to break. >> that's a big issue but it comes to the america, hold on with your music that's a big issue but it comes to the american people to get have to suffer through all of this stuff from election deniers to people who don't believe in fax and don't have a shared reality, you know what is strange about lemons attack not only did twitter admit it's a mistake the next day but the post was right the hunter biden laptop was authenticated by the new york times the washington post in the cnn itself the media can't get enough of george santos, when he grabbed the prime position for the state of the union, as the sick