carter was?l. >> the lawyer said the conversation ended only when jason stop texting as he pulled up to his parents house. >> text, text, text, text, text until 10:50 am. at which point, the text traffic goes dark. >> quiet for 13 minutes, until jason made a phone call to his sister, telling her their mother was dead. the lawyer argued that was more than enough time to kill his mother and stage a robbery. >> the plaintiffs call jason carter. >> mr. carter if you would come up -- >> then came the moment so many had been waiting for. jason, the favorite son in his own words, telling the jury about seeing his mother dead. >> i couldn't believe what i found her. >> the lawyer confronted jason about the affair. >> you today any friends residents in cars, even in your own house. >> correct. >> you became a practiced, skilled and chronic liar? >> correct. >> now bill's lawyer tried to prove motive. it was, he argued, at the money. the jury was told jason was a spendthrift. >> he put some money into moto

michelle carter. they met when conrad and his sisters went and visited family in florida. >> this was supposed to be some r and r? >> yeah, a week during school vacation. >> had her grandparents were friends with our great aunt, and they all hung out with her for just a short while. >> when they returned from florida, conrad and michelle continued to stay in touch through text messages. michelle lived in plainville, massachusetts, about an hour away from conrad, the two had a lot in common. she was a softball player, and he played baseball. friends described them as quiet and funny and they communicated regularly, but conrad's aunt becky said he never mentioned michelle. >> he other girlfriends where you knew their names and you met them. she was not somebody that he talked about. >> apparently he kept a lot to himself. by the time he was 17, he had checked into psychiatric facilities a few times, suffering from deep depression. on the day he was discharged, he attempted suicide by swallowing a bottle

carter: mr.er, i yield myself the balance omy the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. carter: h.r. 4403 is important for sustaining local jurisdictions for encountering chemical, nuclear and radiological threats. without the support of programs like s.t.c., addressing and mitigating threats could become more difficult or cease to exist altogether which would jeopardize the safety and well-being of every individual residing in our country. passage of this legislation is vital to maintaining our preparedness and ensuring the security of the nation against the evo posed by terrorist attacks and other high consequence events that utilize nuclear or radiological materials. with that, i urge my house colleagues to support h.r. 4403 and i wish to thankur chairman green for his support in this pressure. i i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the gentleman from tennessee is recognized. mr. green: i yield myself the balance o ttempore: t

-- cowboy carter. .., , she go from here? -- cowboy carter. , ., , carter.know some fans are - carter. it could be anything, i know some fans are hoping i carter. it could be anything, i. know some fans are hoping that it's rock, i've seen some people hope that its gospel but it's beyonce, even with this, she says, that this is not a country album, this is a beyonce album so whatever she does touch next will continue the legacy, continue the project while also being very much so her own.— project while also being very much so her own. about legacy and empowerment, _ much so her own. about legacy and empowerment, is - much so her own. about legacy and empowerment, is the - much so her own. about legacy. and empowerment, is the album any good? and empowerment, is the album an aood? , and empowerment, is the album any good?— any good? yes, fabulous. listen to it, 11 o'clock _ any good? yes, fabulous. listen to it, 11 o'clock at _ any good? yes, fabulous. listen to it, 11 o'clock at night - any good? yes, fabulous. listen to it, 11 o'clock at night all- to it, 1

he ends up saying, you know, carter liked me like he me. so i worked for his administration because that's what did he was a public servant he always put you know then the public service and service to you know the nation before anything else. well, that did come at a cost little bit, at least, at least with one. senator jesse helms never forgave. right. maybe we can move to there and this is this is really when remarkable things about your father out to the book was his ability to deal with difficult certainly strong personalities. right and i think the one that is kind of comes out brightest in the book is a relationship between cap weinberger and george shultz. so just to the scene and maybe you can comment on it. weinberger wants and ultimately your father become his deputy right. and then soon after george shultz becomes the secretary of state and then later on, he's now career advisor and he's managing to day to day. and it it came across like shuttle diplomacy. i think. tell us about those relationships between weinberger and shultz.

so the president carter pieces.reat storyit wasn'ts first time interacting with president carter. no. so not only that, he denied governor reagan or c■?hallenge governor reagan. he also challenged governor carter when. cash weinberger. a deputy at give us a little feel of perhaps his political instincts. things were slightly off. they were wrong then. yes. and■1 any mid-set. so, yeah. and i believe it was. i think you have it in front of me. yeah, it was a it was a head start program. yes. and so i read the sense. you go ahead. yes. i was great. so. so they were going to tell carter that, we're going to override your, veto and put push the program in and you weinberger's hesitating and this is what frank carluccito kevin. you're quoting from the memoir, really nice device in this book, you know, when it's coming straight the memoir and said cap he's a lame duck governor, you'll never hear from him again. override the veto. yeah. yeah. he was wrong. t what's remarkable about that is our politics today and this is a t

"cowboy carter" dropped moments ago but it's been making headlines for weeks.ar blazing a trail for other black female artists to follow, shining a light on the rich history of those in the genre before her. here's abc's janai norman. >> reporter: with "texas hold 'em" -- ♪ this ain't texas ain't no hold 'em ♪ ♪ lay your cards down down down down down ♪ >> reporter: and "16 carriages" -- ♪ 16 carriages ♪ >> beyonce! >> reporter: beyonce's renaissance into a country music star is only just beginning. but like anything she does, people can't stop talking about it. >> beyonce's conquering country. >> the houston native's upcoming country album "renaissance 2" -- >> embracing her texas roots. >> here in the heart of the houston is the rodeo. >> reporter: beyonce has performed here multiple times. we wanted to ask houstonians how they feel about their hometown queen, beyonce. >> my family loves beyonce, she's from houston, we love that. >> what is it that makes it country? >> i think the topic of her lyrics is very country-centered. >> country music is for everybody

i think, yes. >> all right, carter, thank you carter braxton worth and see you later on in the hour. >>> meantime, what's your reaction? do you think we've seen 9 the bt of it. >> i think you'll reach a period of good consolidation. not that there's anything questioning the story but in the time frame that we're speaking of, right, i don't expect that to tinge for the next week or couple of weeks. >> all right. and we should mention that jim cramer will sit down with jensen huang next week. catch the first part live at 10:15 a.m. on tuesday and more with "mad money" at 6:00 on cnbc. >>> next week's other big event, the fed decision. markets keen to see how the central bank will digest the inflation report, all major indices down for the week. both notching two straight weeks of losses for the first time since late october while the dow was down three weeks in a row. ten-year yield hitting a more than two-week high today so what should investors expect? do you think that we are going to set up for a june cut or do you think the fed sort of moves that out? >> i think they're going to c

vice president carter. yes. vice president carter. yes. and president elias. yes. president elias is. yes. you have six yeses. line item five. chief's report. discussion weekly crime trends and public safety concerns provide an overview of offenses, incidents or events occurring in san francisco having an impact on public safety. commission discussion on unplanned events and activities a chief describes will be limited to determining whether to calendar for a future meeting. chief scott, thank you. excuse me. thank you, sergeant youngblood. good evening, president elias. vice president carter, commission and executive director henderson and the public, just a general, update on crime trends to start off violent crime down 15, property crime down 33% year to date for a total part one crime reduction of 30. that's a difference of about 2600 crimes fewer than this time last year. in terms of violent crimes, our homicides are down actually 50. we had eight this time last year for our, year to date. as of tonight , shooting victims are down 22% and total gun violence vi

but carter's name no longer appears on the archdiocese list of priests currently in good standing, butcs say the problem with the san francisco archdiocese go far beyond father carter because the archdiocese is the only bishop in california still refusing to even publish a list of suspected abusers. >> he has to join the 21st century. there are thousands and thousands of victims. >> he's a good man. he knows a game is being played and no other institution is asked to list their accused priests. stop -- look at me and start defending your priests. >> we took a closer look the lists the other bishops released and found question how complete they are. take oakland's list of 65 names published by the diocese in 2019. at the time, chancellor steve wilcox says they keep adding to it. >> when someone is accused, they will be added to the list. >> since then, the diocese has not added a single name since then. a hundred different clerics are accused in the lawsuits, but more than two thirds of them don't show up on oakland's list like father john garcia, who died in 2023. four separate people

carter. so i think it's interesting that there was that kind of a gap between and we won't you know, we won't do southern jokes like we do california jokes, but still, i mean, there is there is something sort of regional about that that plays in interesting. so speaking of regions, let's hop to the midwest going back in time and speak with mr. eisenhower here about her grandfather, president eisenhower has two very important elections as well. one in 1952, one in 1956, and the one in 52, harry truman is outgoing as the president, but of course, he did not run. and so he was not defeated by by ike in that election. but he nevertheless sort of made made pretty short work of the democratic opponent at that time. so tell us a little bit about how your grandfather went about his important campaigns in 52 and 56. yes. and i'm going to bypass you just for a second. i need to say something about carter. i was i was working on capitol hill during the time that he was running. and when he won washingto

cowboy carter it says on the strap. — from her. cowboy carter it says on the strap. the _ from her.| the strap, the iconography there is a very, very western and country music. there is a specific reason,. the story goes beyonce had one single on a previous album called daddy lessons and in 2016 she performed at the country music awards and there was a lot of backlash to that from audience members to critics and she did not have any place in the country music scene. she says at that moment it spurred her on to prove a point and she could do this and her roots are houston, texas, born and raised in that country lifestyle. it's breaking boundaries of what a lot of fans see as country, notjust the genre but the lifestyle as well. stay there, because she is taking this kind of move in to this different genre, but the numbers that she has accrued so far are pretty impressive. across her previous albums she has already sold over two hundred million records — whilst racking up twenty two top—10 singles on the billboard charts. and that includes nine number one hit singles. she's also accum

carter: no i have not.entative of georgia buddy carter, thank you for joining us almost immediately after that house vote. coming up we will hear from former san francisco mayor currently a mayoral candidate mark farrell seeking to revitalize san francisco with a new package of proposals that are very aligned with technology. this is bloomberg technology. ♪ so this is pickleball? it's basically tennis for babies, but for adults. it should be called wiffle tennis. pickle! yeah, aw! whoo! ♪♪ these guys are intense. we got nothing to worry about. with e*trade from morgan stanley, we're ready for whatever gets served up. dude, you gotta work on your trash talk. i'd rather work on saving for retirement. or college, since you like to get schooled. that's a pretty good burn, right? got him. good game. thanks for coming to our clinic, first one's free. ed: venture capitalist mark farrell a leading contender for san francisco mayor unveiled a package of proposals including providing more money to the police and rest

this is one of caraway carters, 27 tracks. the album includes collaborations with well known country music stars. the texas native said it's a be on to album, not a country album or unique sound for any music lover. cod down. all right, this plan to discuss here and who better than k. j matthews. he's an entertainment journalist is joining me from los angeles, k. j. great to see you as always. so beyond say, it is highly anticipated country album is i presume, the report there at some of the big topics that are being discussed. but tell us, why has it being causing such a ruckus as you know, i think when you have an a list, artist, musician like beyond say. and they're known for doing a certain type of music in a certain genre and many making announcements that i'm going to kind of move out of as john read over into another john ro, temporarily. it's going to cause a lot of people to be, may sayers, it's going to cause a lot of people to question things. and so yes, it's kind of controversial, but there's always good controver

r >>> and callaway carter, beyonce is the queen of country with a new album that features dolly parton, willie nelson andl miley cyrus. the cultural significance of beyonce's latest musical conquest with daniel smith. i'm jonathan kaye part. this is "the saturday show." >>> president biden's reelection campaign is shifting into all new gear he is coming off the biggest political fundraiser in american history and new york's radio city music hall, where he brought in a record $26 million. thursday's lavish event featured comedian stephen colbert and 22-term democratic presidents, clinton and obama, who gave his former vice president a glowing endorsement. >> it's not just the negative case against the resented nominee on the other side. it's the positive case for somebody who has done an outstanding job in the presidency. >> all the presents all-star power added to by the's massive edge over donald trump. even before thursday's ahistorical, but it had more than twice the cash on hand is trump. like trump, who is swamped with legal bills, using some of his cash from donors to pay them, b

the cowboy carter is racing up the charts. we look at why the superstar sooner wants to redefine country music culture the pop up only es, thanks for joining us. israel has stepped up, a tax against the management group has bought in syria and 11 on israel says it will actively pursue the is the mist organization wherever it operates. the 2 sides have traded fire since the start of the war in gaza. strikes on friday. targeted hezbollah facilities in northern syria. and israel, as military says, it killed a senior commander in 11 a. a footage from these rarely, military showing the fatal drill and striking the area of missouri, a 11 on it said ali of it. her son name was a deputy commander of hezbollah as rocket and miss south unit and responsible for conducting attacks against israeli civilians. israel's defense minister us glance that the army was changing its approach, and warranty would not hesitate to act further afield. i'm not going to let my say we're actually turning from defending to pursuing his beloved. this is by l

carter, what do you see?decent week, and a decent period, specifically big banks, right, kre is still struggling, and i would kind of stay away from that area of the market, but there is the kbw bank index, bkx, let's look at it. five identical charts, different annotations, here's the first, and there are no lines, no drawings, let's go to the second iteration. and you can see how well defined those lows are at the 70 level, whether you want to call it a double bottom most recently, but look at the trend line, moving above that down trend line, and then finally, you can draw the lines this way, whether you want to call it a cup and handle, doesn't matter what you call it, it's what a reversal looks like. final chart, where might it be heading? i think we're going to see 115 plus/minus. >> all right, carter, thank you. carter braxton worth, cup and handle or double smile as karen likes to call it. >> smiley face for the banks. >> good news for the banks. >> also talking about, i do think this deal flow, which

carter evans, cbs news, los angeles. >> reporter: only in california, and carter, i hope you're okay.s" for this sunday. i'm jericka duncan in new york. we thank you so much for watching. have a great night. >>> now at 6:00, the dry spell is ending. rain starting to march into the bay area. we've got the latest on when you can expect it. >>> and how a movement started in the bay area is working to bring awareness to the women hostages being held by hamas. we hear from a south bay doctor treating patients in gaza. >>> you don't realize how dire the circumstances are until you come and work here. >> a north bay camp was nearly destroyed by the fire, but the buildings weren't the only things changed during the construction. >> we rearranged everything. >> live from the cbs studios in san francisco on sunday, i'm brian hackney. >> i'm andrea nakano. and let's take a live look outside at the golden gate bridge. after whiteout conditions, the area is getting even more snow. at last check there were no chain controls at this point for either i-80 or i-50. >> time to get a check of what's hap

>> robert: carter evans at lax, thank you.e about brewing storm in the easter forecast for the resg in meteorologist mike bettes, from our partners at the weather channel. good evening, mike. >> bob, good evening. the weather heading into the holiday weekend will be hit and miss, and one of those bases may actually be in california. we are flood watch in effect here that will include l.a. and san diego appeared heavy rain is coming our way here, with some spots seeing as much as 3-5 incs of rain. this is why high water we think will be an issue. plenty of mountain snow in the e sierra batter could pick up a couple of feet. big wound up system off the pacific, coming on shore, could easter sunday and extended to the west. phoenix could be looking for some rain on the holiday. about 64 degrees. rain and snow for billings. from showers in chicago. otherwise everyone else drive. but after the weekend, now severe weather comes roaring back, from dallas to st. louis and eastbound into washington, d.c. >> robert: mike bettes, thank y

coming to you live from studio b at the nasdaq on the desk tonight -- tim seymour, karen finerman, carter worth, and steve grasso the s&p surging morethan 10%, locking in its best start to a year since 2019. the dow notching its strongest first quarter since 2021 all three major eindices on five-month winning streaks communications services, energy, tech, and financials all up double digits. oil, gold, rates, and the dollar all climb in q-1 so, can all or any of these assets keep rising in this new quarter? i mean, it's a little counterintuitive for everything to be going higher at the same time, tim. >> it was risk on, because a stronger dollar and higher yield should have been somewhat negative for equities. you saw a lot of the end of the world, we're worried about policy, we're worried about political upheaval kind of proxy plays, gold, bitcoin, also had big quarters and it was the first time that the nasdaq understood performed the s&p, not by a lot, but it did underperform the s&p for the first time since 4q '22. it's notable that this was a very strong quarter for stocks and most p

acting president carter. members of the commission, acting deputy, our director i should say hawkins, chief scott and thank you for inviting us to speak today on the 2023 language access report. my name is aaron parra. i am the acting commander of the community engagement division, also known as cid, cd covers the language english proficiency, which we were talking about earlier, which is lep also known as and in which covers, which is covered under our general order of 5.20. we also oversee the community liaison unit. and both these items are going to be talking about in the presentation tonight. so i'm joined here with officer jamie guerin, she's also assigned to community engagement division, and she oversees the lep program , she's a subject matter expert on everything and anything to do with lep. so glad to have her here tonight, we'll be sharing this presentation together. and at this point, i will turn the podium over to officer guerin. that's a really heavy title. i hope i don't disappoint. good eveni

. >> reporter: i'm carter evans. snow is still falling in downtown truckee on top of the foot and a half they got yesterday, and we could see another foot and a half today. >>> in texas, the largest wildfire in state history expands, scorching everything in its path. [ siren ] >> also tonight, the united states begins dropping food into gaza, desperate for humanitarian aid. >> reporter: i'm imtiaz tyab in tel aviv. global outrage is only growing after palestinians were killed scrambling for food this week, prompting rare american intervention. >>> russia launches new deadly drone strikes as ukraine struggles to fight back. >>> donald trump rallies supporters today. >> we've been on a rocket to the republican nomination. >> as he faces a critical moment of financial truth. >>> and later, fur and fiction. therapy dogs unleashing confidence in young readers, especially kids maybe struggling with reading. doing it to a dog, it feels good. ♪ ♪ >>> this is the "cbs weekend news" from new york with adriana diaz. sechlt sech

. >> bejohn say noles carter has just dropped her latest album. it's called "cowboy carter" and is quickly becoming one of the most talked about records of the year. how this superstar's new work is deeply rooted in country music. >> if it's beyonce, it's big. if it's venturing into an unexpected arena of music it's even bigger. >> ♪ this ain't texas ♪ >> cowboy carter checks beth of those boxes and features some of country's biggest stars. candice duffy covers race, gender and entertainment for "the root." beyonce herself said recently this ain't a country album this is a beyonce album. but the attention is because she's going into the country music world. what do you see going on? >> before she introduced this record she vaguely referenced performing at the 2016 country music awards with the chicks and how unwelcome she felt in that space. even though the performance was the highest rate 15d-minute segment in the show's history. it was still pulled down from the award show's website as well as their social media because people were so outraged t

carter, good to see you. carter braxton worth of worth charting. >>> iwm closes up 205.e have been pointing out that's resistance, a very good sign so he's on to something there. that's a two-year resistance level we are through. we will see if that plays out. what's that holiday on the 4th of july? >> 4th of july? >> that's the one. >> that's so weird. >> odd, right? how long have we been doing this show? 17 years. >> 17. >> so it is the same day of the week, right? >> i want to show carter braxton, that cat signed the declaration of independence. >> not the one just on. >> that would make him very old, but it is ancestry. so it is incredible. i like him even more now. >> he is like american royalty. >> sure, he is. >> speaking of him, back then we obviously became our own and we pulled away from our friends in britain. if you look at britain and if you look at germany and you look at japan, the international markets are outperforming the s&p. >> quite a segue. >> that's what i do here. it is a case where when the s&p is working historically we have seen international u

. >> we want to welcome you to the beyonce cowboy carter act ii. >> reporter: tonight beyonce asking music world and all her fans, if this ain't country, what is? ♪ ya, ya, ya, ya ♪ ♪ ya, ya, ya, ya ♪ >> reporter: the 32-time grammy winner overnight dropping her eighth studio album, "cowboy carter." ♪ can you hear me ♪ >> reporter: a sweeping exploration of country sound and the genres at the heart of american music. >> genres are a funny little concept, aren't they? >> reporter: the album features some of country's biggest names, willie nelson, pioneering black artist linda martell, and country music queen, dolly parton. >> hey, miss honeybey, it's dolly p. >> reporter: who introduces beyonce's version of the iconic hit, "jolene." ♪ jolene, jolene, jolene, jolene ♪ >> reporter: dolly posting, wow, i just heard "jolene." beyonce is giving that girl some trouble, and she deserves it. beyonce, a texas native with louisiana roots, putting her powerful mark on a genre that was built by black artists but hasn't always embraced them back. the track list artwork seeming to reference the chi

cowboy carter has officially arrived.wboy carter, her eighth, marks her official entry into the world country music. >> hello, girls. >> hello, beyonce. >> saddle up cowboy carter is finally here. >> we want to welcome you to the beyonce cowboy carter act 2. and the rodeo cheering section. >> and the bey hive is buzzing. >> a beyonce album, this is not a country album. she said it and she meant it. >> with a whopping 27 tracks and star studded collaborations like miley cyrus. ♪ interludes with country main stays like willie nelson. >> you know my name? i know yours. >> linda martle, the first commercially successful black female artist in country music. >> ladies and gentleman, this particular tune stretches across a range of genres. >> and the one and only dolly parton. >> hey, miss honey bey it's dolly p. >> leading into a barn burning cover of the country queen's hit "jolene." ♪ jolene jolene jolene jolene i'm warning you find you your own man ♪ >> beyonce warming hearts with a feature from her own daughter on the ende

but carter obviously refers to shawn carter, her husband.hat's her last name. >> so cowboy carter yes, very fun alliteration, but the track list, lionel that i claim i saw on x today. >> danny does not. no, i didn't. >> danny says he found a track list. we've been searching frantically trying to share it with all of you, but we're not sure if he actually found beyoncÉ. >> if you're watching or mama knowles, send us the track list, please. >> if the jolene song is number two that i thought i found the right track. >> i owe you coffee. if that's the case. okay. thank you. all right. >> sticking with music. great. celine dion making a rare public appearance, cracking up some hockey players, actually, yeah. >> this is a video from the edmonton oilers. the hockey team. and she appeared to be giving a little stand up routine for the team in the locker room, joking about how, quote unquote, exciting it was for her to meet them. >> yeah, that high spirited interaction happened just two days after her surprise appearance at the grammys, since she was

the meg a stars who collaborate with queen bey on cowboy carter. "early today" starts right now. good morning to you. i'm frances rivera. we again begin with the latest developments in baltimore. the white house announcing the release of $60 million to help with rebuilding the francis scott key bridge. special equipment has been sent to help clear the blocked channel, while the search for the remains of the four missing workers continues. here's alice barr. >> reporter: the impact that struck the heart of baltimore. >> the whole bridge just fell down. >> reporter: now rippling across the country, as americans grieve the six lives lost. >> to all the families, we are so sorry for this tragedy. >> reporter: and prepare for potentially wide-ranging effects on the economy, with the port of baltimore one of the busiest in the country shut down. transportation secretary pete buttigieg set to meet with shippers and other supply chain partners. >> to understand their needs and promote a coordinated approach as they adapt to temporary disruptions. >> reporter: maryland lawmakers are worki

president jimmy carter agreed to admit the show to the united states. for cancer treatments. >> the shah of iran is in a new york city hospital tonight an american government source in washington says the deposed iranian monarch is suffering in cancer and a blocked bile duct. >> but the iranians did not believe the show was sick. they had another more sinister theory. >> there was a big fear among the revolutionaries that the united states and the shaw might try to pull another coup a coup that would involve the us placing the sharp back in power and putting an end to the revolution iranian students took over the us embassy in tehran to look for direct proof of the american plot and to demand that the us extradite the show to stand trial for what they considered were his crimes against the iranian people and if president carter does not release the show, yes, >> fight to fight nearly six months into the hostage crisis the us launched operation eagle claw, a covert mission to rescue the 52 hostages, which ended in a devastating crash. eight us service me

♪ so lay your cards down, down, down ♪ >> janai: the superstar is entering the genre with "cowboy carterng a conversation about the history and future of country music. >> trevor: spring has sprung and clean talk is booming. the must-have products to tidy up your spaces and places as the deep spring clean gets under way. >> janai: it's time to play ball with chef stephanie nass. we're cooking up the perfect treats for watching the game as baseball season gets under way. ♪ >> gio: he rose to fame as the wonder kid from "ted lasso." >> does anyone have questions? >> gio: nick mohammed is here talking about his new show and if we'll see more about the soccer favorite in the future as he says -- >> good morning, america. ♪ >> gio: cannot wait for nick mohammed. good morning, america. so good to see you as trevor is in for whit. >> trevor: whit johnson's stunt double. [ laughter ] >> gio: good it see you. >>> and it is time to strike a match. coming up, we cannot stop. "cowboy carter" and janai, you have more on her road to country coming up. >> janai: yes, i'm really excited to share that. s

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this is one of caraway carters. 27 tracks. the album includes collaborations with well known country music stars. the texas native said it would be on to album, not a country album or unique sound for any music lover cod down to be on site with a twain. here's a reminder now of our top story, israel's a prime minister benjamin netanyahu has approved new to august on a ceasefire and gaza and the release of the remaining hostages, held by him off. israel is coming under growing international pressure to allow more aiden to gaza in line with a ruling by the top you in the courts. your what you need to do is i'll be back at the top of the hour with more of old news followed by the day i hope to see you then the the reading. now it's really fast.

here's our golf correspondent ian carter.y monahan, the commissioner of the pga tour today, the negotiations are ongoing. he said the negotiations are accelerating, there were still several key issues to be ironed ironed out, and that ironed out, and that there was still a shared vision that could lead to the unification of the game. but later in the news conference, he did say, "if that can be done" — and i think that's the big big word, if, bearing in mind that there has been extra investment that's come in from the strategic sports group, which is headlined by the fenway group who owned liverpool football club. and that has, in many respects, clouded the future because that wasn't on the horizon when this framework agreement was initially thrashed out injune. then it was said that a deal with saudi arabia could be done within weeks. then the deadline was extended to the end of last year — and here we are in the third month of 2024, and we are still no nearer anyone saying that an agreement is in sight. as you heard from ia

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