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yeah, lots of deficient it just finally caleb. t of has been expecting the money to come through for months. have you cleaning and officials reacted to the bill being passed? well, the ukrainian president has already responded in kind with great thanks. he personally bank speaker of the house mike johnson for making the deal that he promised not to make. we add a message from zalinski that went up online, but let's also recall a statement made by the ukranian president a few days prior. here's what he said. the says, so what i but that we suggest that this is not a secure leticia, then this is pure politics. and to be honest, it is a shameful. the world is just a shameful democracy for everyone who are on the talks about democracy. well, if congress takes and divides the sites of tool that has happens entries rather into credit and parts that's made. so this is an election issue in the united states. now 23200000000 of the 8 will be used to restock ukrainian weaponry 11300000000 of the aid will be provided for the training of ukra

. >> caleb wiliams! >> reporter: overnight, the number one pick, caleb williams. the chicago bears drafting the heisman winning quarterback. fans in chicago cheering at their home stadium. >> everything's great! they got caleb williams, i'm happy! >> reporter: williams with us backstage. >> you showed so much emotion and so much excitement -- >> reporter: -- walking out on the stage giving a big roar. where's that emotion coming from? >> it came from 12 years of hard work, 12 years of sacrifice. it just came out. i didn't plan for it. it just -- it just happened. >> reporter: a night of emotion and history. five quarterbacks drafted in the first ten picks, a record as lives are forever changed. >> reporter: you can see the emotion and the excitement on the faces of the players and their families, and the fans. many hundreds of thousands more expected here tonight for rounds two and three of the nfl draft. whit? >> will reeve ourgs thanks to you. you can watch round two at 7:00 p.m. eastern on abc and espn. >>> when we come back, the fiery train derailment first re

tell us about caleb, before we go? >> that's a long story. great kid, great kid from a young age.etting enviro environmental science degree, wants to work in the industry as a game warden or something in that along those lines or something else. 100% preparing for life. signed his lease, getting ready to go fishing the next day. he was texts he of fishing lures he was going to be using the next day. we had just seen his mom friday and saturday, she came down to hang out with him and his roommates. justice just an all-around 21-year-old college student who loves life. >> steve: folks have just seen his images, if you have information contact police, 36 361- 361-826-2950. randy and tony, thank you for joining us i, good luck. for more information, link to gofundme page. go to "fox and friends." we will step aside, more in a couple minutes. we're taking that passion and channeling it through our farm to home bedding bath, and apparel at red land cotton. we grow cotton in the rich red earth of north alabama. and we want our products to be made here in the usa, from the seed in the gro

i advise you all to prepare for this in advance when i speak to our us corresponding caleb martin on this caleb the evening from moscow at direct statements. indeed coming from the russian and boy tickets for the the security council meeting as well. the 15 member body that leads the united nations convened. and as you just heard, the russian ambassador and the benzo you spoke about how the western countries are turning a blind eye to the key of government and its attacks on a nuclear facility and the implications of that deadly attack. they continue the supply of weapons despite this very dangerous activity by the ukrainian forces. now, later in the meeting, we did hear from the united states, the united kingdom, switzerland, korea, south korea, slovenia, and france. and they stuck with their usual monitor of blaming the entire conflict on russia, repeating allegations against russia and ignoring the real evidence that russia brought to the table. and now they accuse russia of attacking civilian infrastructure in ukraine and that was flat out rejected by the russian envoys speaking

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from the teacher things with jesus, which is american christian nationalism those kinds of pastor caleb campbell knows a lot about extremism he used to be a neo-nazi skin head who play the drums when i was a teenager, i fell in with a group of neo-nazi skin heads and did that kinda after high school. we had a a woman from the church was dialing drummers and called me and said, can you come play at the church? >> he began playing here at the desert springs bible church 23 years later. he's still here let's in this room. >> where you had your awakening. >> yeah. >> and our tradition, we call it like a conversion experience and i was baptized in this room. it's been quite a ride. i definitely didn't expect to be a pastor, much less a pastor, a church like this do you know how many times god is mentioned in this? and the constitution? zero. >> yeah, it gets mentioned once, i think our lord, just in terms of in the year of our lord evangelical christians of which i am one. i'm a theological evangelical. they are generally operating under the assumption that the christian god is all over the

hi there, caleb. what are the chances in of seeing the package past in washington for ukraine? after months of deadlock, take us through as well after months of the house of representatives, delaying and debating the nature of upcoming aid from the united states to ukraine . we now have a new set of bills that have been put forward in the lower house of the us congress . now they have divided funding for ukraine funding for israel and funding for the government on taiwan from each other into 3 separate bills. the bill for ukraine provides ukraine with attack them's missiles, as well as $61000000000.00. however, it's not simply a gift, it'll be a loan which ukraine will be required to reimburse the united states for the president of the united states will be authorized under the bill to negotiate the terms of ukraine reimbursing the united states for this $61000000000.00 and the president will have the authority to wave or, you know, a disavow or make clear is no longer have to be paid up to 50 percent up to half of the money. and the negotiation will be carried out by the presi

so we just tell me to to know how to load of on on a, anything like that, like how we deal with caleb. know the fall of data. people talk, so they still in to the, to the school. thank you so much. the the constant threat of learning violence creates a discord in so many areas of our lives and my life in the life of my students. that it interrupts the educational process. and oftentimes, it's not even the ad providers perpetrated against my students is the fear of act, somebody's be perpetrated against a relative sort of their, their close family members. so the violent permit ensued. echo was incense, a ripple effect, the the 95 percent of the brothers algae on the street. we want to demonize and call gang bangers, 95 percent of them want alternative to be able to take care of themselves. take care of their family. you know, have a kind of drive, have a job to go to have a place to live. and i keep telling chicago and other cities. the power in our cities is being shut down and buried in our streets. we are destroying killing and locking up potential that can help turn around chicago

the hosting peace to foster caleb has spent months attending christian nationalists events, something he documents in his book, disarming leviathan most of the folks that i've met, like on the ground i'm not talking about the leaders and the purveyors of american krishna they truly believe that this is what god wants. i honor their patriots because i share much of their sentiments but they are afraid they're anxious about being erased. i think at the heart of this movement is the anxiety of ethnic or racial that our way of being in the world is under imminent threat do you see similarities there and wash you are looking for? yeah. >> it's what all of us are looking for were made as communal creatures, were made for each other so for me as a angry rage filled teenager i found those things in this community in american christian nationalist circles, many people are finding safety, belonging, purpose. the problem is that you're not actually truly safe if you ask a critical question and a christian nationalists circle you will be tossed out. you'll be viewed as, you know, there's one of t

. >>> and the chicago bears picked usc quarterback caleb williams to open the 2024 nfl draft, one of 6 quarterbacks in the top 12. >>> for more, download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm shanelle kaul, cbs news, new york. >>> it's friday, april 26th, 2024. this is "cbs news mornings." a landmark question. the u.s. supreme court now deciding whether donald trump has absolute immunity against criminal prosecutions from his time in office. plus, the big developments in his so-called hush-money trial. >>> crackdowns on campus. as the pro-palestinian movement grows at colleges across the country, some schools are turning to police to quell the demonstrations before they take hold. >>> and police custody death. body cam video shows officers leaving a handcuffed man lying facedown on a bar floor. before he died, his final words. >>> good morning, and good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. this morning president trump is due back in a manhattan courtroom for his so-called hush-money trial. it follows yesterday's historic supreme court arguments with nine justices

first up, we have jimmy and caleb, come on down, right over here.> jimmy: okay, caleb. >> steve: you know how the game works? 'cause i do not. >> jimmy: okay. [ light laughter ] >> steve: all right, ready? you're going to type in your answer. these are -- how it works, they're the start of an internet search query, okay? you'll fill in the blank. and we have the top three most popular answers on the board. you'll both type your answers as fast as you can, and then we'll see if they match any of the top three, okay? it's not like any other game you've ever seen. okay, ready? [ light laughter ] here's the first search. please remember it's a clean network show. "should your hips hurt after -- blank?" [ laughter ] "should your hips hurt after -- blank?" >> jimmy: "should your hips hurt --"? >> steve: after -- blank. ♪ ♪ >> steve: okay. you locked in? jimmy, what did you write? >> jimmy: i wrote, the limbo. >> steve: limbo. >> jimmy: if anyone does the limbo. >> steve: sure, the dance, the popular '60s dance. >> jimmy: yes. >> steve: the limbo. and cale

for candace williams, an executive director at rural community alliance, and her nine year old son calebe during the pandemic forced them to drive a half hour each way daily to helena for caleb's virtual school. i would have to go vo to to mcdonalds to use their free wi-fi. i would just sit in the parking lot heading up to helena. it's residents don't fare much better. at least 40% can't get online reliably. nancy mckee tries to lure new businesses and life to phillips county. would you say broadband and the lack of it is pretty much the nail in the coffin with every conversation you have? and they say, which of these buildings has, you know, pretty good fiber in and i'm like, none. zero. they just kind of look at me like, what? where am i? is this prehistoric? it would cost $550 dollars to finish covering arkansas with fiber and many rural officials don't have time to pursue federal and state broadband grants. mckee says it's time for a federally funded work program to lay that fiber, because all of a sudden, you're growing, right? what happens when you grow? oh, well, you get a new nei

caleb williams, widely considered the top quarterback in the class and he just got drafted number one overall. so the 49 ers when do they draft. well they were in the super bowl last season. so they're second to last. they have the 31st overall pick. with that said let's bring in nbc bay area's anthony flores at levi's stadium. it's so funny to see you there with no game there. but there's still a lot of excitement at levi's. anthony yeah, raj, if you look behind me, you can see fans walking around. there's a lot of excitement here on draft night. now fans are on the edge of their seats. why? because there are still trade rumors about a possible deal for brandon aiyuk. it hasn't happened yet. it could be a while before the 40 niners are actually officially on the clock. they pick 31st in the first round, and right now only 17 players have been selected. now, this is the first time in three years that the niners will be picking in the first round of the nfl draft. they have a total a total of ten picks this weekend. as you mentioned, they were in the super bowl. they really don't have

the chicago bears drafted usc quarterback caleb williams.winning the right to the top choice after a major draft trade last year with the carolina panthers. they were followed by jaden daniels, selected by the washington commanders, and drake may set to kick off a new era for the new england patriots. a record six quarterbacks were taken in this first round. the falcons pulled a stunner, picking michael penix jr., while the broncos landed bo nix at 12. so how about that? that was pretty good. >> definitely. >> and penix not expected. people were not saying atlanta was going to take him. the explosive top ten featured wide receiver talent. the new york giants added malik nabors at pick six. >> so many of those kids excited for what's to come in their new chapter of their career. >>> and now turning to basketball. speaking of having it. a historic performance from joel embiid. he dropped a whopping 50 points in the sixers' game three win over the knicks. embiid becomes the first 76er to put up 50 in playoff game since allan iverson in 2003. ho

thank you, caleb silver. >>> time for the cnbc money minute. this is what looks like nutrition labels for internet service. >> and a new look for scrabble. hey, bertha. >> yes, the internet providers in the u.s. will now have to publish what looks like nutrition labels and they are consumer advisories alongside their service bills. it will spell out all toffees and the charges and how consumers view the plans, and it is both in stores and online starting today. also starting today, waymo going to offer a taxi service in los angeles, because more than 500,000 people are on a waiting list to use the cars and it is coming as the general motors is saying that it is bringing back some operation, and tesla's elon musk is saying that he is looking at a robo taxi service to come out in august. and finally, and this is the most controversial story to me, because mattel is releasing a new version of scrabble with a double-sided board. it is the classic board and scrabble together to make scrabble accessible for those who find word games intimidating, and

can way >> caleb williams has been one of the most exciting college quarterbacks of the last decade. his last season at usc was a bit of a disappointment given his high expectations. but the talent, it's undeniable. williams looks to turn around a beer franchise that has struggled mightily over the past decade, especially at the quarterback position. and here is the rest of the top 5 course. caleb at number one, jayden daniels quarterback out lsu, went to the washington commanders at 2 at 3 drake maye quarterback out of unc. what to the new england patriots at 4. marvin harrison junior wide receiver at ohio's out of ohio state, the son of marvin harrison, senior the legendary colts wide receiver. he went to the cardinals at 4 and number 5. >> jo all. a lineman out of notre dame went to the chargers. all right. it was a rough for exhausting season for the warriors and >> we know the last thing step is worried about at this point in his career is personal accolades. i'm sure he still appreciates getting recognized by peers and the media. today staff was named nba clutch player of the y

i just want to pick up the will of correspondence. caleb moping was saying back about the funds to be us as be stuff it's uh, securities military presents. we know that over the last few months, but even also in the last week as it was expecting this retaliation attack by a wrong, how would you think this could escalate? do you think the us could get involved on behalf of these ratings here? yeah, i mean, you know, in terms of how this can escalate, um, obviously you can end up with it within the rock situation. so i would actually remember being at the council inform relations when she moved perez, one of the former is really prime ministers, was discussing how the war against the rock from the israeli perspective was such a blessing because that was an enemy that as we remember in 1991 was launching missiles, scud missiles into his real men, a much more dangerous capacity than the then obviously this particular attack. so you can see if you could see an escalation like what happened with the rock. you could say really part 2 more than part one because part one was really just about

this policy is caleb martin. i'm indicated this was a session that was actually cold by russia. and as it's so frequently said, the i e a always refuses to name cold prints behind the attacks on this, that protocol as a nuclear power plant. and what can you tell us regarding this session that the us well, as you just heard, that was russian ambassador and of bands are you speaking before the security council making clear how frustrating it is and basically mocking the international atomic energy agency as director raphael rossi for the fact that he won't state what is right in front of the whole world's eyes, who is responsible for these attacks on a nuclear facility, which puts the whole world in danger. he gave a very mild response to a very serious situation. here's what we heard from the i a e cheats for every one of the i used 7th dealers of new kind of safety and security have been compromised and cannot sit by and watch as the final weight keeps the finely balanced scale over the past 10 days. the 1st of these principles has been violated repeatedly in what march up step

let's cross live to our to you is caleb up in canada is good to have you join me right now. so what the swipe of his president saw pan old is billions in age will now be heading out to washington about take us through what the president had to say as well. the united states is going to begin military deliveries to ukraine within the next few hours. according to president biden, and these deliveries will include air defense, ammunition, high mars, cluster shells, bradley, infantry fighting vehicles, and this is all according to the pentagon. now, in his remarks, us, president biden emphasized what he's been saying frequently, which is this claim that somehow nato countries are threatened by russia that potentially if the war and ukraine were to come to an end that, that would lead to then russia marching across europe. and attacking nato countries . now, russia has made clear that they have no such intentions, but this is the section upon which nato leaders continue to sell the prolonging of the conflict. now, the ukraine aid also directs the president. the bill directs the p

live from new york city ortiz caleb and killed. the thanks very much in less than 24 hours, india will begin the largest extra size of democracy in the world. it's parliamentary elections early voting, in fact has already started in some parts of the country, nearly a 1000000000 people are eligible to have their say, we're a 6 week bullet process. the 1st phase of which begins on friday. we'll bring you special coverage of the, of the as well. the indian economy is a key issue that's taking center stage of citizens prepared to choose their next parliament and prime minister. the main parties contesting the potent are the ruling beach at p. m, the indian national congress. here's what they've said ahead of us. we are committed to so the last came to transform which is put on so of manufacturing to create employment opportunities. and dr. economic expansion will ensure all the things you have remains the worlds fastest growing, major economy and future, while maintaining mach crossed ability with pi a to be the wells, the largest eco

well, let's go live now to are us corresponding care with my wife in, in new york. caleb, i can't help thinking of that infamous description of fighting to the very last ukrainian and not jessica be stopped to the tune of what tens of billions of dollars have been full day in congress as well. the us house of representatives did vote in favor of giving aid to ukraine and they passed $95000000000.00 total in for an aide. now the way that they were able to make the deal with some republicans that eventually got the packages past was a separate a to taiwan aid to israel, as well as a to ukraine in separate bills. now, the $61000000000.00 for ukraine is set to rebuild its arsenals and its in the form of a law. ukraine is expected to repay it in terms set by the president united states . $8100000000.00 was spent and approved for the government on taiwan and $26400000000.00 was approved for aid to israel. now, gridlock has been going on for quite some time. mike johnson, the republican speaker, the house replaced the previous speaker, promising not to do what the previous speaker had done an

host: got it, caleb. and a few facts about nato put on your seen.t was created by 12 countries from europe and north amica on april 4, so today, 1949, 75 years ago. there are 32 member countries. membership is open to any european state in a position to further the principles of the north atlantic treaty. in 2014, nato countries agreed to commit to percent of their national gross domestic product, their gdp, to defense spending. and constance is in chesapeake, virginia. good morning. caller: good morning, honey. i wanted to say that i strongly support nato. my father fought in world war ii. i'm 71 years old and i have watched the republicans in action. and they have been trying to ruin our country. and it's all because of misogyny and race and it's disgusting to me and i support our jewish friends but i do not support netanyahu. host: so, constance, sticking with nato, why do you support nato? why do you think we should increase our involvement with native? caller: well, the old saying, together we stand, divided we fall. they seem to have forgotten

williams, chicago bears seizing their opportunity to draft heisman winning quarterback caleb williams first overall. >> fans in chicago jubilant at their home stadium. >> are we going to hit a home run on caleb williams? and it's going to be everything that we wanted it to be. >> the old bears are gone. it's the new bears now, baby. >> it's gone on a night full of emotion. it was a quarterback heavy first round, a record five qbs taken in the first ten selections. >> the washington commanders select jayden daniels coming up at 7 a.m. >> more highlights from the 2024 nfl draft with your gma first look i'm andrew dymburt, abc news new york. >> the las vegas raiders select brock bowers lots of excitement for napa native brock bowers. >> the newest member of the silver and black. he was taking in the draft last night at a private party in fairfield, surrounded by friends and family. bowers went to napa high school and experienced a meteoric rise after playing on a team that went winless his sophomore year. zero wins. he had a huge junior year, received offers from some top programs includ

and we can clearly see that there is a wide, is caleb international contamination? quoting for a transparent inquiry regarding what was happening in not only and also hospital, but also initiate that medical facility. as the military has been insisting that these claims aren't completely baseless to erica as many way you. um, we've been saying this for several weeks now. many people anticipate this, this really a sold or rafa, and the south of the strip. more examples of strikes or rafa will more. can you tell us well, as strikes really keep, keep bouncing the tire tree. that's only rough hour. earlier, 8 palestinians have to report the coupon in all the parts of the church really even fast recording in the past. couple of hours more attempts ongoing as a city specifically room telling how on neighborhoods as 8 palestinians have their reports of killed off to our civil caught was directly targeted by a true and messiah in this area. while people in the mid area have been really reporting and informing that will just be or that will be happy hearing contest and invol

caleb for three. yes, caleb martin, huge. >> that was caleb martin's fifth three-pointer. of the game for the miami heat. that's a new post-season record for the franchise. the heat, a long-range barrage to bounce back from their blow out loss to the celtics in game one beating boston 111-101 last night. the teams now travel to miami for game three on saturday night. just the inevitable miami heat and the playoffs just bound to have them in the finals where they will be blown out by whoever wins out west. and speaking of the west, in oklahoma city, the thunder rolled to a 2-0 series lead with a 124-92 win over the pelicans. game three is saturday afternoon in new orleans. look, the thunder are young but they are good. in the west the champion vegas golden knights notched another win on the road last night to bring a 2-0 series lead home to las vegas for game three. and up in edmonton king's captain andre had two assists and scored the decider in overtime to lift los angeles to a 5-4 win over the oilers and tie the series at one game each. out in the east the bruins took on

. >> caleb williams!janai: double the fun for chicago fans, after a big night. >> jj mccarthy. >> whit: emotional moments at the nfl draft. we're live in -- >> detroit, what up! >> whit: as number one pick caleb williams says -- >> good morning america. >> announcer: live in times square, this is good morning america. >> george: good morning to all of you. i am not working on a saturday. [ laughter ] it's great to be here with janai and whit. >> janai: so great to be here, bringing our weekend energy to friday. we're ready for it. will reeve's in detroit after a fun night there at the nfl draft. >> whit: looking forward to that. plus ginger is tracking the spring whiplash where temperatures are flipping. there's severe weather on the move including a tornado warning moments ago. that's coming up. >> george: we begin with the supreme court hearing arguments over whether donald trump is immune from prosecution from acts done while in office. terry moran starts us off. good morning, terry. >> reporter: good

. >>> and the chicago bears picked usc quarterback caleb williams to open the 2024 nfl draft. in the top 12. >>> for more, download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm shanelle kaul, cbs news, new york. >>> for 234 years of american history, no president was ever prosecuted for his official acts. >> a landmark hearing as the supreme court considers whether donald trump has absolute immunity against criminal prosecutions from his time in office. >> if there's no threat of criminal prosecution, what prevents the president from just doing whatever he wants? >> could it further delay his federal election interference trial? >>> plus, the big developments in trump's so-called hush money trial. >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> good evening. i'm norah o'donnell, and thank you for being with us. we want to begin tonight with the supreme court and the unprecedented case of presidential immunity before the justices. at issue is whether former president donald trump is immune from criminal prosecution for what he claims were official acts while in

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the young quarter—back caleb williams was the first pick at the nfl draft. 250,000 fans packed—out detroitn football teams pick the best prospects for the new season. the 22—year—old williams is being hailed as the most talented player to come out of college for years and he was the first pick for the chicago bears — one of a record six quarterbacks chosen in the first 12 with no defensive players in the top 10 for the first time in nfl draft history. the draft continues for another two nights. nico hulkenberg is the first driver to sign with the new audi formula one team. the german will race for sauber next season before they transform into the factory audi team in 2026. the teams are also targeting ferrari's carlos sainz. hulkenberg's decision leaves a vacancy with his current team haas. snooker�*s world championship is into the second round and it's proving hard going for england's robert milkins. milkins is a frame away from losing to david gilbert and his frustration showed earlier as he took it out on his cue. gilbert leads 12—4 — it's the best of 25 frames with a place in the quart

salute you, caleb. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from new mexico seek recognition? >> i ask for one minute to address the house and to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentlewoman is recognized for one minute. ms. stansbury: this week we're closing out black maternal health week, and focus on improving maternal health for black mothers. across the united states, black mothers are three times more likely to die from pregnancy, making them the most at-risk maternal mortality of any group. and in new mexico, our black babies have the highest rates of infant mortality and premature births. in addition, black women and families are more likely to experience economic instability, lack of access, racism, and implicit bias within the system. black maternal health is a crisis that demands action. that is why i am proud to co-sponsor representative lauren underwood's black maternal omnibus to help address the leading causes. because acc

the young quarter—back caleb williams was the first pick at last night's nfl draft. 250,000 fans packed—outd of the draft, where american football teams pick their squads for the new season. the 22—year—old williams is being hailed as the most talented player to come out of college for years and he was the first pick for the chicago bears, one of a record six quarterbacks chosen in the first 12 with no defensive players in the top 10 for the first time in nfl draft history. the draft continues tonight and tomorrow night. it's the play—offs in the nba and the defending champions, the denver nuggets, are already on the brink of making it into the seond round at the expense of lebronjames�* la lakers. the nuggets have a 3—0 series lead — aaron gordon leading the way with 29 points. and nikola jokic with another 24 in their 112-105 victory in game three. lebronjames scored 26, but couldn't prevent the lakers from losing a seventh successive playoffs game against denver. no nba team has ever come back from 3—0 behind in a series. you take one game at a time. at this point, you lose and you go ho

i asked caleb who has been known to be something of a trendsetter over the years.i could get a peek at the suit, he said aba salutely not. he's keeping it locked up until tonight. we have to wait until he struts down the walk. he gave a hint it would be navy blue with silver accents. by the way, we were playing spades over lunch yesterday. yes, caleb and his teammate jeff won the first round while we were filming, but when we played the second is when gavin and i won, his buddy. >> wait, there was no tape of that one? >> kaylee? >> reporter: there was no tape. >> interesting! we believe you. >> kaylee hartung plays spades. >> another take away. >> i like it. >> thank you, kaylee. >>> carson, how is "popstart" shaping up? >> very nicely. thank you for asking, savannah. and it's good to be friends with beyonce, apparently. one of the stars we have, how beyonce surprised one of her youngest fans with a very, very special gift. you'll like that coming up on "popstart," but first a quick check of your local news and weather. .. .with injections every two months. stelara

, on the 4th of july, holiday weekend to any of this and the being outside make us easy. target is caleb because that's a problem. that is a problem because as it stands out, we feel each other, just like you don't see any black people doing school shootings doing. you see all why people or somebody, you know, they are raises virus. i'm bringing up everybody. everybody. will you go directly to our records are blowing each other? this is why, why do we have the, why is the black people have each other so we don't kill each other? it doesn't make sense to me and i needed to know my go to record. they got no built in my madison getting some food, somebody for the star soon a lot of people going to arrive in this place and another heat is always on the car to put in a water lab. tons of their car stopped at the hood of my car and we like they show this so we, we've been down. i get all the way though. oh, i'm getting sales is thinking about it again. as i'm going down, i noticed the car and to actually see somebody have gone back like this. but all i hear is pon pon, i guess the gun is, you

. >> then, tony and debra's 23- year-old son, caleb, was called to testify against his father.d as his son recalled how his father blamed melissa for their divorce. >> did he tell you that it was melissa's fault? >> he believed that she played a part in it, yes. >> did he tell you that he was mad about this? >> he was mad about the whole situation. >> and one more thing, remember, melissa's jacket, the one found in the suv? test showed tony's dna on the jacket. police believed tony wiped his nose with it after being pepper sprayed. >> the odds of finding an unrelated individual with that profile are rarer than one in 30 billion. >> you couldn't have had better evidence if you had a movie of him killing her? >> right. >> tony fleischer chipped away at the case starting with the guy with the scrubbing away pepper spray story. the defense said that he had 250,000 reasons to make his story up. >> there was a reward offered. who offered that reward? >> scott rothstein. >> how much was the reward in this case? >> $251,000. >> ironically, he never got the reward. the collapse of rusty

joining us now editor in chief at investopedia, caleb silver. 18-year-old. it's natural for parents to want to help their kids, a good time to start thinking maybe it's best for them to back off. >> we're in the same boat. you have to think about how they're helping them. not unheard of kids to be supportive of kids into 24, 25. the median income getting out of college that's around $60,000. hard to put together a living and pay for rent and everything else in any city in america under that salary, as long as you're helping them so they can pay down debt it's reasonable. you have to be transparent. >> i mean, i imagine you don't want to do this cold turkey, right, how should parents go about weaning their adult children off their final depend dense? >> a conversation and a transition. it all starts with being transparent about the family's finances. here's how much we're paying to support you and by supporting you it means this to us, by helping them get financially independent in providing a plan, a step by step with check-ins that's very usefu

anything like that, like how we deal with caleb. know the fall of the papers also. they still in to the, to the the, the constant threat of warming violence creates a discord, is so many areas of our lives and my life and the life of my students, better interrupt the educational process. and oftentimes, it's not even the ad survive is perpetrated against my students. it's the fear back survivors be perpetrated against their relative sort of their, their close family members. so the violent permits, it echo was, it seems a ripple effect, the the 95 percent of the brothers out here in the street. we want to demonize and call gang bangers, 95 percent of them. one alternative to be able to take care of themselves, take care of their family, you know, have a kind of dr. have a job to go to have a place to live, to keep telling chicago and other cities. the power in our cities is being shut down and buried in our streets. we are destroying killing and locking up potentials that can help turn around chicago the to like single the lights turn on. hey, just going to be possi

no defensive players were chosen in the top 10 for the first time in history and caleb williams was onehe 22—year—old was the chicago bears first pick and is being hailed as the most talented players to come out of college for years. 250,000 fans packed—out detroit for the draft which continues tonight and tomorrow night. gymnast amy tinkler made her name as an olympic bronze medallist in rio 8 years ago. she was just i6—years—old at the time, but following an ankle injury and concerns over her welfare, she announced her retirement in 2020. but this weekend amy will be back on the international stage at the world cheerleading championships in florida. nick hope reports. ijust i just love the whole ijust love the whole environment, it is obviously very different, i'm used to being on my own and i am on the floor with 18 other people so for me it was just an exciting new adventure and something i needed to try. it is special because it means more when you are doing it with the team as well. figs more when you are doing it with the team as well-— team as well. as with much of gymnastics — t

cycle. whitelaw really is like, i don't like to sign like this to is my own the my dad called me said caleb, sell out the car and just and just with scream, somebody at this apartment is up here and yell down asking me what was wrong and um i'm assuming that um they called they called the police on me and the officer to officer locked up on me. and i was very cautious. so now i, i guess i've, i've heard it looks like i was on drugs or something and had his hand on his revolver and i just kind of looked at them and just i was able to just kind of get it out. so my daughters just guess, i guess he called it in to check on it and came back and the officer had tears in his eyes. finally get to the hospital that walk inside it should have passed away the worst that i hadn't seen that. and i just try my best not to think about that that that that the, the johns, i've never met because the media wants to make out it john. so i'm with the reason for kayla's, deb and even her family believe the other thing is i'll see you that is he a little more time fire was made. it didn't take a long time, long

what about this player, what about caleb williams, what about daniel, what's special about him that'splaying five international games next year. tell us about that. what marks the league's first ever game in south america as a well? >> they're truly trying to go international. i do shows in london, and it's incredible. and a very knowledgeable fan base. the interesting thing's going to be for me as a coach is logistics, how does that work. if you truly have international teams, if you don't have a separate international nfl team and they're going to truly work within if nfl, if i'm in london, if -- not so much mexico, but if i'm in germany, how do the logistics of that of a team going back and forth, how does the money work in terms of thal rotation of the dollars? maria: yeah, that's right. >> yeah. a lot of moving parts with that one. maria: wow. speaking of money, 4,000 diamonds in that -- >> worth having. maria: 4,000 diamonds. >> that's what they tell me. maria: congratulations, coach. coach brian billic ek. ♪ ♪ it's our time ♪ ♪ you don't want to miss it (just a little bit loude

like how we deal with caleb. you know, follow the data paid for the child, so they still in to the, to the school. thank you so much. the, the constant threat of warming violence creates a discord in so many areas of our lives and my life and the life of my students that it interrupts the educational process. and often times it's like even the acts of violence perpetrated against my students. as the fear back survivors be perpetrated against their relative, sorry they are there, close family members so violent permeated echoes. and since a ripple effect, the the 95 percent of the brothers out here in the street, we want to demonize and call gang bangers, 95 percent of them want and alternative to be able to take care of themselves, take care of their family. you know, have a kind of drive, have a job to go to have a place to live. and i keep telling chicago in other cities, the power in our cities is being shut down and buried in our streets. we are destroying killing and locking up potential that can help turn a

. >> with the first pick in the 2024 nfl draft, the chicago bears select caleb williams.nia. >> reporter: caleb williams, fulfilling a dream he'd been working towards since he was 12 years old. why are you the right player to change the fate of chicago? >> because i care. i care about the community. i care about the fans. i care about winning games. >> reporter: from one heisman winner to the next. >> the washington commanders select -- jayden daniels, quarterback, lsu. >> how confident were you that you'd be their pick? >> i was pretty confident. need to get to work. you know, watching people get everything out of me. >> reporter: and then. >> drake maye, quarterback, north carolina. >> let's go, i'm ready to go compete. >> reporter: in a sport where almost nothing is certain the first three picks went shock, igniting a historic night one run on quarterbacks. >> with the eighth pick in the 2024 nfl draft, the atlanta falcons select michael penix jr. >> there it is. >> quarterback, washington. >> reporter: and at pick ten. >> the minnesota vikings select jj mccarthy, quar

the bears going with the former heisman trophy winner out of usc , caleb williams.prospect in this year's draft after throwing for 67 touchdowns and just nine interceptions over the past two seasons. as we reported earlier on, this broadcast, napa's own brock bowers. he's headed to the las vegas raiders, who selected the nation's best collegiate tight end with the 13th overall pick prior to winning two national championships at georgia, bowers was a standout at napa high school. the draft not the only thing going on in sports tonight steph curry he can now add yet another award to his vast collection. the two time mvp was named the nba's clutch player of the year. that's a thing. clutch player of the year. it's only the second year of the award, which was given to the player who comes up biggest with the game on the line, curry led the league with 189 clutch points this year. clutch points are defined as points scored in the last five minutes of the fourth quarter and overtime, with the score differential being five points or less. so there you go. curry, though, re

the niners for the rest of his career. >> so with the first pick in the draft, caleb williams figuresnd he worked out this off season with niners qb brock purdy. interestingly, you'll recall, was the last pick in the 2022 draft. first and last expectations back then for brock. not very high with the 262nd pick in the 2022 nfl draft, the san francisco 40 niners select brock purdy. well, every time i watch brock purdy, i thought career backup in the nfl. >> i'm sorry it took till the end. uh- we find you very relevant, but you are going to be mr. irrelevant. >> we've loved you on tape, man. you know how to play the position. and this is a hell of a day for you, man. >> i'll embrace the role and have some fun with it, for sure. but, at the end of the day, you know, i'm trying to go and help a team win a super bowl, he's very relevant now. and reggie bush has his heisman trophy back. it was forfeited in 2010, in the wake of significant ncaa sanctions for usc. the heisman trust made the move after calling the enormous changes in the college football landscape a game changer with name, imag

. >>> with the first pick in the 2024 nfl draft, the chicago bears select caleb williams, quarterbacklifornia. >> the commissioner fresh off back surgery, and as expected former usc quarterback caleb williams was selected first overall by the chicago bears in last night's nfl draft. a record crowd of more than 275,000 fans attended the event in detroit, which for the fourth time saw quarterbacks selected with it top three picks. the washington commanders followed the bears drafting jaden daniels out of lsu at number 2. and the new england patriots took drake -- off the board at number three. a record six quarterbacks were selected in the top 12 including the number 8 pick by the atlanta falcons who selected michael jr. less than two years after signing kirk cousins to a four-year $800 million contract. the new york giants did not join the qb bonanza with the selection of wide receiver malik navers at number 6 overallch. >>> we begin out west in los angeles. the lakers are on the brink of elimination after another loss to the champion denver nuggets last night. aaron gordon put up a cu

. >> caleb williams. jayden daniels. drake maye. j.j.mccarthy. >> a record-breaking six quarterbacks taken in the first round of the nfl draft as dreamed come true for players and fans and commissioners alike. today, friday, april 26, 2024. >>> from nbc news, this is "today" with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb. from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >>> hi, everybody. good morning. welcome to "today." we got there. it's friday morning, and it feels very, very good. >> how about those bear hugs? six quarterbacks. it was their night. always exciting. we'll have more on that in just a bit. >> dreams coming true. >>> but we begin this morning with those two court cases taking place at the supreme court in washington at the manhattan criminal courthouse here in new york. first, whether former president trump should be immune from criminal prosecution in his federal election interference case. the court indicating yesterday any interference trial is unlikely to take place before the election in november. >>> the hush money trial continues no new