charles smith, medical director recovery 1st treatment center. so what is the real cost of alcohol on society? what the latest article that i read was actually published by the thing and in the united states. here's the annual cost, $249000000000.00, or translated to $850.00 some dollars per person living in the united states. the cost is enormous. it was 27000000 alone. 2027000000 alone in healthcare. call. the rest of that 249000000000 loss productivity accidents even could why in crime, et cetera, especially when you talk about the accident work related lag. so very expensive, while the alcoholic beverage industry is one of the biggest industries in the world, are there actually any positive or benefits that come from alcohol? it seems like alcohol drive down productivity and parents judgment and promotes more negativity overall. there are just a couple of studies that i personally subscribe to. they're finding that item, question, how they were fun and it's about one was that moderate drinking alcohol? and the latest that i'm hearing people,

. >> come on jack, smith. charles cohen, hugo lowell, thank you so much, gentlemen.king of, it was a night of politics and punchlines at the white house correspondents dinner. the night affectionately known as nerd prom offered us a mix of journalist, celebrities, and politicians, after speaking out about protecting the freedom of the press, president biden helped to get the fun started by making jokes about his age. >> you might think, i don't like rupert murdoch. it is simply not true. how can i just like a guy who makes me look like harry styles. you say i'm ancient, i say, i'm wise. they say i'm over the hill, don lemon would say that is a man in his prime. >> this year's comedian host was roy wood junior, a correspondent for the daily show, who had a little fun how former fox news host, tucker carlson left. >> the tucker staff, i want you to know that i know you are feeling. i work at the daily show, so i do have been blindsided by the sudden departure of the host of the fake news program. >> the white house correspondents association dinner is an annual traditi

british hat designer justin smith took inspiration from the upcoming coronation of king charles to celebratee of scrabble tiles. >> and there were words like play, coronation, words, and several others actually and a few hidden meanings inside the crown, as well. so i think it's kind of fun if people can see it spinning to be able to have a look for the words and see if you can find them. > pocket-sized florida pup is now officially the world's shortest dog according to guinness world records. the 2-year-old female chihuahua named pearl is about 3.5 inches tall. that's about the size of a dollar bill and shorter than a popsicle stick. she weighs less than a pound and a half. pearl related to the priests record holder who died in 2020. >>> coming up on "cbs mornings," with the deadline to file your taxes just days away, cbs news business analyst jill schlesinger shares some last-minute tips. >>> i'm wendy gillette. this is the "cbs morning news." this is the "cbs morning news." your record label is taking off. but so is your sound engineer. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. inde

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least 25, including not only doug brinkley, nigel hamilton jon meacham and sally smith, but also crennel, elizabeth king charles the second diana churchill harriman, william paley hillary and bill clinton, fdr at least twice over. field marshal montgomery, abraham, thomas jefferson, andrew jackson. john lewis. winston churchill. george h.w. bush. theodore roosevelt. gerald ford. walter cronkite. and i think i'm missing at least five more. so this is a mini people session and want to start. we're talking about the art outdoor. okay. we'll talk a little bit about the general making of biography. but first, why biography? why did you want to do this? why would you want to do else. i could go on, but. my wife wouldn't you wanted to climb inside the lives minds arts ambitions of fabulous and interesting people who helped shape the way we live that i mean sure beats working for a living. what do you got for me? well, i got where i grew up in ohio. my mom was a teacher and she we used to go to the public library like this. and i was taken to those childhood books on figures of history, you know, paul little book of pa

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charles is a direct descendant of dumbo. [laughter] speaking of dumbos, colorado representative and woman yelling "you can't spell jesus without smith wesson!", lauren boebert. yesterday, during a house oversight committee hearing on crime in d.c., boebert questioned a local council member on a proposed revision to the district's criminal code that was later withdrawn. and it got weird. >> in november of 2 2022 you led the charge to reform d.c.'s crime laws, is that correct? >> i chaired the committee -- >> you led the charge? yes, sir. these changes are now law here in d.c., correct? >> do you mean the revised criminal code? >> yes. >> no, those are not the law. >> stephen: always a good sign when lawmakers don't know what the law is. that's like your cardiologist saying, "well, looks like you've got blockage in your, uh... doris, what's this one here? the little pumpy squishy? you know what i'm talking about! pumpy pump squish-squish makes tomato juice move around." bit of a rocky start, but boebert pulled it together and went on to address the number one crime priority for the nation. >> mr. allen, did you or did you not decrimin

charles will be crowned as the new british sovereign preparations are underway ahead of the ceremony, which is going to begin friday, may 6th and it will go on until sunday. cnn contributor sally bedell smithck with me now for more on the coronation details. this is very exciting. she's also the author of elizabeth. the queen sally, there hasn't been you know a king since 1952. and it's been a long time since this nation in the world has seen a coronation. so what are the traditions that that all of us can expect to see? and will it be different? because it is king charles, the third well, i think this is actually 1953. it was queen elizabeth the second. then she was ground and consecrated alone . the more apt parallel is 1937 when charles grandmother and grandfather king george the sixth and queen elizabeth were crowned and consecrated and that that's the topic of my new book . georgia six. elizabeth marriage, say the market and so there are essential elements of the letters. sacred that are um , that our commitments both personal and national, um, the obviously the processional roles and consecration and the holy oath that they they each or no, she doesn't. but he does, um, he swears. um

charles, on this sunday. first, is wire fraud easier to prove than other infractions under investigation? what kind of elements where jack smithtrump were told he lost the election, attorney general bill barr comes to mind, would that factor into this? >> absolutely it is a very straightforward charge. and i think jack smith halves in this and the mar-a-lago documents case a pretty straightforward path to a prosecution. i think that when you are talking about the wire fraught case it may not seem like the sexiest of all the things that trump is being investigated or by a terms of what is a surefire bet. doj and -- we'll be looking. it is all you establish is that they've been advised the loss election and if there wasn't evidence of any sort of wrongdoing or voter fraud and yet they continue to -- the getting funds for any other reason. that's an important thing to understand up terms of why jack smith is involved in any of this. >> another recent. part he was on the january six committee says that some of those funds raised were -- let's watch. >> the select committee discovered the save america pact is -- hunches dollars or

the official crowning of king charles iii on saturday, there's a lot of family drama that could also unfold. we have a lot to discuss with cnn royal commentator sally smith. >> great to see you, jim. >> of course a lot of the talk will be about harry and his wife meghan. harry will be there. meghan will not. what else should we be looking for in this coming week? >> i think we should recognize that harry is just going to be part of the congregation. >> yeah. >> neither he nor his uncles, edward and andrew, nor his aunt, princess anne are going to have any role. the only one who is going to have a role other than the king and queen is prince william, who will do his homage to his father. but it's going to look different. i think there be very few tiaras, if any, which will be a huge difference. and the princess of wales is evidently going to wear a crown of flowers. >> hmm. >> which is sort of a democratic thing to do, but it also reflects it's part of the theme of the coronation, which is an emphasis on nature and all the flowers on the invitation. there are going to be lots of flowers embroidered into their robes. >> and how big of a deal is this going

country music star travis troy smith says i will be deleting all anheuser-busch from hospitality. i know many artists are going to do the same. king charlesnd sources telling the "new york post" that plans are being finalized for prince harry and meghan to attend a royal insider says there are been lengthy discussions between buckingham palace and the sussex, however you say that. ultimately the decision will lie with harry. this follows the announcement that camilla will be crowned as queen camilla alongside her husband on may 6th. and those are your headlines. we are going to check in with senior meteorologist janice dean for our fox weather forecast. hi, j.d. >> i have a friend up early what is your name. >> joe. >> and where are from you. >> georgetown, kentucky. >> you are here with your family. >> yes. >> where are they. >> asnreep bed right now. >> do you want to say hi to anybody that is up right now. >> yeah. hi to all my friends and family in georgetown and paris and versailles. >> where keen land is. >> yes beautiful kentucky. >> janice: we love t the horseys we have showers and thunderstorms moving toward the northeast. temper

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smith. let's bring in former u.s. attorney, and david french and the host of "politics nation," the reverend al sharpton good morning charlesth us your reaction to what we learned yesterday once that indictment was unsealed, the 34 counts, and how strong this case, you think is, against the former president? >> initially, willie, when i read the indictment and statement of facts, i was a bit under whelmed when i started i think many people like myself were looking for that second crime we all had been waiting to see how brag gets from the misdemeanor to the felony. then it became more obvious, what he's doing is using new york state election law. i thought it was an unusual way of approaching it, but alvin bragg is the manhattan district attorney, which means he's the head law enforcement officer in manhattan in the state of new york donald trump has broken the law, so no matter how he gets there, if it's the most overwhelming case, it doesn't have to be that in order for alvin bragg to do his job. >> charles, connect the dots, because the volume of the indictment first, and then the statement of facts and you are sorting t