christina heard from christina. i said no. the last time i talked her was saturday morning. he asked me and i told her it was enrique. >> i said, who isn't regain. >> yeah, luca's we don't know enrique. enrique was a guy christina had known in school. he was leaving the party on time. he was working with. >> her how long to do normal gay? >> i graduated high school with him. i wasn't -- i was acquaintance with. them that was pretty much chased down enrique's number from other people and an occult him. >> we went separate ways and i said you tell him you did not see her get into her car. he said no. then i told them i cannot find her. where about to call the police. >> mark couldn't dial fast enough. >> communication, how many help you? >> i found a report of a missing person about my daughter. she hasn't shown up to work. i am just finding out about this and freaking out there she only vehicle? yes. in 2001. so -- >> about 30 minutes later, marc got a call back. >> officer called me and said they found christina's c

christina marcos, let's go back to the last point the congers men upton broughtst up because e of the looming questions is whether or not this idea has the support of the republik and later, kevin mccarthy. >> guest: that's right. mccarthy, of course, in recent weeks in a variety of ways has been working to make sure that he is aligned with former president trump and because well, not only will this shine a light on former present transactionsp that day so we kw that mccarthy was one of the people who was in direct contact with the then president that day and so he would likely have insight into the former presidents state of mind that day and what his priorities were and so, congressman upton and liz cheney were also asked about the possibility that it is possible kevin mccarthy could be asked by the commission to answer some questions. that would also put the house minority leader potentially in a position as well as he is trying to align himself with the trump in the 2022 midterms. >> host: why is kevin mccarthy at least appearing reluctant to testify? >> guest: that is because he

christina: true pleasure. thank you.ks as well to bloomberg's at hammond. -- bloomberg's ed hammond. bitcoin continues to take a tumble. more volatility. alix: this is going to be interesting to watch. china reiterated a call for crack on bitcoin mining and regulation. bitcoin taking a nosedive. the nasdaq 100 rows over. the nasdaq looking to roll over also. interesting. usually it is a friday buy into the weekend. you have to wonder what pressure we are going to see on these headlines, considering what happened on tuesday. guy: musk, china, tax. it is turning out to be a tough week for bitcoin for the weekend. i am not sure bitcoin has a weekend, though. alix: very true. guy: let's talk about what we've got coming up. into commodities, rising crop prices very much boosting demand for farm machinery. we are going to talk tractors next. your pop results out today. looking forward to that conversation. alix: you're looking at a live shot of the bloomberg businessweek event, where we are speaking to the anheuser-busch ceo.

christina: and then to see-- - [gasp] christina: --them both ease right into it-- josia: oh, i like thatristina: --was beautiful. johnny bananas: stop getting jealous. i'm not. i'm so freaked out. wait until you see who i get to cuddle with next. johnny (on tv): after having some initial success and earning my cuddle wings, i feel like it's time-- morgan willett: oh, you got a t-shirt. did you get to keep it? i did. johnny (voiceover): what could-- [knock at door] --possibly go wrong? [door unlocks] did you know who was gonna walk through that door? i did not. ready for this? are you sure? i'm pretty excited. hold me. [chuckles] cuddle me. johnny (on tv): welcome in, dude. oh, my god. that's such a tight shirt. johnny (on tv): after you, sir. this is not real. johnny (on tv): what's your name? sean: sean. johnny (on tv): sean. [music playing] johnny (voiceover): and even though sean wasn't what i was expecting, i'm determined to use everything i've learned thus far. johnny (on tv): just drift. feel any negativity. breathe that right out of your nostrils. [laughs] oh, my gosh. i'm questio

christina: no, we are not doing that, and you have to be careful to enforce that.ake it easy for people. we are allowing some to provide the vaccine from the company but it has to be a free decision by the employers, and we should not enforce anything here. most people in europe and north america take it and that makes sense. annmarie: our bloomberg news team reported there was takeover talks that fell through. can you confirm that? are there active talks happening now? christina: there are always rumors and speculation, and we do not comment on rumors and speculation. my job and responsibility is to make sure bill finger will develop and become a better and more successful company, but no comments in regards to rumors. annmarie: what about your communications with your largest shareholders and investors about a sale? christina: we are not discussing these topics these are management decisions, how we want to proceed with the company and make it better going forward. the supervisory board is the right forum if we want to proceed. going forward, it is a lot about us

we are talking to christina marcos. i want to get to your reporting as well. the headline, democrats moving to center three republicans for downplaying what happened on january 6. friday you wrote that david cicilline on friday began asking democratic colleagues to sign on to a resolution to censure three house republicans who tried this week to minimize the severity of the insurrection. in a letter to house democrats host: explain. guest: so, cicilline says he's introducing this forthcoming resolution. we are likely expecting a lot of democrats to sign on to it. democrats have also previously introduced resolutions earlier this year after january 6 two censure mo brooks and louie gohmert for making false claims of election fraud ahead of january 6 and on january 6. those resolutions haven't gone anywhere because democratic leadership has been wary of going as far as censuring. very few members have ever been censured. they are wary of taking this step in establishing this precedent. however, after a few weeks ago republicans forced something similar on maxine

and christina had was very gracious. yeah, we're talking about the special collections at the university of miami and our friend is christina favreto who heads the collections there. so kendall would like to know and i'm not sure did you fly for panama? i did not. no i was i was nine when the airline. okay. yeah went under it was asking what years did you fly for pan am but zero i flew on pan am a lot when i was when i was a little kid. oh my god, that's that's great. so i would love to know more about martinis with spies. yeah, so, okay. and so it in at the end of the vietnam war. i mean all throughout the vietnam war and these women were in and out of saigon and saigon was you know rife with operatives american operatives of all sorts covert and you know army, people and and contractors and and especially at the end of the war a lot of the women a lot of the flights were through hong kong and through bangkok and a lot of the the people who were i guess the cia agents but not necessarily overtly declared as such we're i

to the program but christina so we have this this ongoing apartheid which is a daily fact of life then we have this latest bout of aggression in gaza what elements of what we're seeing in gaza might constitute war crimes. well. i think that for those of the question before it was the case that the like of the fans but no state has the right tools need to work on its crimes and its might and genocide you know what's happening in these big fish in the last few days you got that there is a clear strong evidence already collected by a palestinian and you also did the. work crimes committed against the civilian population in gaza exactly like and how loud it was on 9 of the of feed the military operation not for doing exactly the same up all of the supporters will already denounce them by u.n. missional being why in boston dollars worth of tina clearly stuff that is they were fighting whereas the work that was young means mainly in east. and i mean peace they need a dangers you didn't ablation ends you didn't object in 24000 of those into law and international opinion of all political let m

to the program but christina so we have this this ongoing apartheid which is a daily fact of life then we have this latest bout of aggression in gaza what elements of what we're seeing in gaza might constitute war crimes. well. i think that what i was a little question before is the face of the likes of the fans but no state has the right tool for me to work on its plans and assume i can genocide it yeah what's happening in these big cities in the last few days he got that there is a clear strong evidence already collected by a palestinian and you also did the d.c. . work crimes committed against the civilian population in gaza exactly like and how loud it was unarmed and not of p.d. not the military operation not for doing exactly the same up all of the supporters will already denounce them by un mission the thing was in the bottom. of kenya clearly stuff that is that of auditing whereas the work that was young means mainly in east densher and i mean beastly we need a dangerous young ablation in xian objects in 24000 of those into law and international opinion of all political let tha

christina ruffini, thank you. will be more on the pandemic, and politics, of course, tomorrow on "face the nation." among the guests, white house chief of staff ron klain; senator tim scott of south carolina; and former f.d.a. commissioner dr. scott gottlieb. president biden ordered u.s. troops to begin their withdrawal from afghanistan starting today. the taliban marked the day with an attack. cbs's charlie d'agata is in afghanistan tonight. >> reporter: cbs news has learned that today the kandahar airfield in the south, a key hub in the american pullout, came under rocket attack. a u.s. military spokesman told us, it caused no injuries or damage to equipment. we can confirm that fighter jets from the u.s.s. "eisenhower" conducted a precision strike this evening on a suspected taliban position, destroying rockets aimed at the airfield. the commander of u.s. forces in afghanistan, general scott miller, has warned the taliban, there would be retaliation against such action. >> we have the military means to respond

but i get to start he started by playing on the other end of that book and that exquisite son the christina aguilera just rocked the world with beautiful and she's now written some as i said soundtracks for a new sean penn documentary about his great work and haiti and our friends a label and fries documentary looking back on the segue sometimes awkward wouldn't her case rather smooth from childhood to adulthood and we'll talk to linda perry right after this on dennis miller plus one. hey folks welcome to dennis miller plus why this will be a very close i'm a i'm a big fan she is a great songwriter and i find her a great singer too i think you are is like me ellie greenwich of of the outsider really some of these videos and so cathartic for i assume people who are i don't know feel disaffected to some extent it's quite powerful it's linda perry she is a singer songwriter producer best known for her writing career. will go through some of the songs in the tank and christina aguilera adele lead singer for non blondes and what's up a 1000000000 views i can't even i cannot fathom that number an

christina coleman is following all of this for us, hi, christina.ontrol rocket slammed into the indian ocean last night and no reports of injuries or damaged property along the way, but the fact that scientists did not know where pieces of the 22-ton rocket would land for days has sparked backlash from nasa. the rockets debris was spotted blasting through the sky in the middle east until it crashed in the indian ocean last night. the 5b rocket was used to launch first new module of space station last month. usually discarded rocket stages reenter the atmosphere soon after liftoff and normally over water. that clearly wasn't the case here. the rocket went into orbit around earth and covering a huge portion of the planet. scientists say the potential debris north as canada and far south of new zealand. chinese authorities said most of the rocket would burn up during reentry process and uncertainty of how much would be burned up or entering populated area. china did not act responsibly writing, quote, space nations must minimize people and property on

good evening, christina. >> reporter: good evening, adriana.u mentioned, federal law enforcement authorities and private consultants have been called in to investigate the attack, during which bad actors were able to essentially force the shutdown of the largest refined petroleum pipeline in america. colonial pipeline says it pumps on average 100 million gallons of fuel through its network every day, but, right now, that number is zero. the company shut down its pipeline friday after a cyber attack compromised its i.t. system. "we have since determined that this incident involves ransomware," it said in a statement. "in response, we proactively took certain systems offline to contain the threat." colonial did not say and may not yet know who instigated the attack. ransomware is an extortion tactic by which criminals infiltrate computer systems, steal data and demand money fo its release. industrial cyber security expert rob lee. is there any industry or infrastructure that isn't vulnerable to these kinds of attacks right now? >> not at all.gh o

but i get to start he started by playing on the other end of the book and that explicit son the christina aguilera just rocked the world with beautiful and she's now written some as i said soundtracks for a new sean penn documentary about his great work in haiti and our friends the label and fries documentary looking back on the segue sometimes awkward wouldn't her case rather smooth from childhood to adulthood and we'll talk to linda perry right after this on dennis miller plus one. hey folks welcome to dennis miller plus one this will be a very close i'm a i'm a big fan she is a great songwriter and i find her a great singer too i think of her is like me ellie greenwich. of the outsider really some of these videos and so cathartic for i assume people who are i don't know feel disaffected to some extent it's quite powerful it's linda perry she is a singer songwriter producer best known for her writing career. will go through some of the songs in the tank and christina aguilera adele lead singer for for non blondes and what's up a 1000000000 views i can't even if fathom that number and yo

but i get to start he started by playing on the other end of the book and that exquisite son the christina aguilera just rocked the world with beautiful and she's now written some as i said soundtracks for a new sean penn documentary about his great work and haiti and our friends the label and frys documentary looking back on the segue sometimes awkward wouldn't her case rather smooth from childhood to adulthood and we'll talk to linda perry right after this on dennis miller plus one. day folks welcome to dennis miller plus why this will be a very close i'm a i'm a big fan she is a great songwriter and i find her a great singer too i think you are is like me ellie greenwich. of the outsider really some of these videos and and so cathartic for i assume people who are i don't know feel disaffected to some extent it's quite powerful it's linda perry she is a singer songwriter producer best known for her writing career. will go through some of the songs in the tank and christina aguilera adele lead singer for non blondes and what's up with the 1000000000 views i can't even. fathom that number

cbs' christina ruffini is at the white house with all the details. so, christina, what action is the white house taking? >> reporter: good evening, adriana. in a statement released last night, the white house said belarus diverted a commercial airline "under false pretenses" in order to arrest a dissident who was on board, calling it against all international norms. they also said they're considering a new round of sanctions, and they're going to reinforce the sanctions against nine belarusian entities that were already in ceweekend, we sw protests across europe against this arrest and against belarusian leader alexander lukashenko, who has been struggling to hold on to power since contested elections in 2020. of course, all this comes as president biden is set to meet with russian president vladimir putin in geneva in a few weeks. now, belarus and russia have a very close relationship, but none of this is likely to alter or cancel or delay that summit. neither are reports of another russian hacking, this time against u.s.a.i.d., which is a division

, christina. christina: yeah, eric, it's tragic. the hate crimes just yesterday orthodox jews reporting attacked in brooklyn and hate crime task force are investigating. there's reports of similar cases like this occurring during the sabbath. no remorse from the suspect accused of another attack. the man arrested for attacking a jewish man in midtown new york on thursday said from jail cell that he would do it again. former new york state assembly man who was founder of americans against anti-semitism says some democrats have sent out a terrible message during the surge in violence against jews. >> it seems like jewish blood is cheap. it seems that you can get away with beating up on people and you don't get the same reaction from the politicians especially the democrats, especially, you know, the extreme left. in fact, i would say, aoc, ilhan omar and bernie sanders, they have encouraged this behavior by their support, their support of hamas, by their criticism of israel for defending its populat

cbs' christina ruffini is at the white house with details.na,d evening.eveng, in bthose cosations,he white hosaside biden ged thies to fa way to deescalate this and resolve the violence. and in this conversation with prime minister netanyahu, he prime minister netanyahu, he urged protections for the press. as you saw in imtiaz's piece, that building that was leveled contained the associated pre al jazeera, and other media outlets. now, the journalists were able to get out but they lost their archives and heavy equipment. the associated press said in a statement earlier today people will know less about what's happening in gaza because of what happened there today.z: che >> diaz: christina, does the u.s. or the international community have much influence to push for deescalation?te >> reporter: like most things in the region, it's complicated.at prime minister netanyahu and president trump had a very close relationship. that relationship is not the same under president biden. as you remember, there were those abraham accords where four muslim-

it just was horrible, because i keptkealling my mom, and it just didn't work. >> narrator: christinanty sheriff's office was using a new alert system called code red. it had an option to send outit a mass alert to every paradise resident, but that morning they didn't use it. >> this was an extraordinarily chaotic situation. there was difficulty in terms of structurctg the, um, the area that we wanted to target. we had one person who was working to try to get that message out. i can assure you from the standpoint of the sheriff's office, nobody was waiting around, uh, uh... to notify people. it was wt as though this, hoy delay was calculated or intentional. >> narrator: they did send out alerts using another feature that informed residents zone by zone, but only those who had signed . >> we knew that sign-ups were not where they needed to be.e. but we believed that that was the future, and our big campgn for 201920as to really increase the number of people signed up for code red. >> narrator: more than half of residents had not signed up, including christina and her mother. and many o

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jon: christina coleman from los angeles. christina, thanks. president biden spending weekend at camp david insisting he and his party still support the jewish state. but he had krit sip of israel by progressives shows democrats are divided on his middle east policying. mark meredith live at the white house with the latest on that. mark. reporter: good evening president biden says u.s. remains firmtive support for israel and increase in calls by some progressives to country to rethink its support both militarily and financially for the jewish state as you also mention the president makes way up to camp david earlier today he didn't talk to reports on the way out of town. and on friday face question about middle east after a small number of lawmakers urge congress to block a massive weapon sale to israel. >> you know, my party still supports israel. let's get something straight here. until the region says unequivocally, they acknowledge the right of israel to exist as an independent jewish state, there will be no peace. reporter: the president s

cbs' christina ruffini is at the white house tonight.istina, this move isn't just about leadership, it has bigger implications. >> reporter: that's right, jericka. this is all about the midterms. a lot of republicans think they will have a chance to take back the house if they present add united front and say liz cheney is no longer helping them do that. >> we need a conference chair delivering that a message day in and day out and uniting the nation. >> minority leader kevin mccarthy initially stood by his conference chair colleague liz cheney, when other house republicans wanted her kicked out of leadership for voting to impeach former president trump after the january 6 capitol riots. >> i don't think he should be playing a role in leading the party for the country. >> reporter: now, he's standing by someone else. >> do you support elisa stefanik for that job? >> yes, i do. >> reporter: stefanik, who represents a rural part of upstate new york, has a less conservative voting record by a greater loyalty to the former president. in a pr

as a test of support for the government ahead of presidential elections in november that speak to christina 6 went is about this she is an analyst and journalist who covers chile in the is joining us via skype from santiago very good to have you with us on al-jazeera christina when we were speaking to our correspondent in santiago an hour ago she said that the turnout hasn't hasn't been overwhelming in this vote which is surprising when you consider the number of people who turned out to protest and demanding new cost to sion how do you explain this this what seemingly low turnout. well this has it various we saw scenes we call it a voluntary voting 2012 we have seen lawn chair now in elections and this also was not not only will the members of the assembly but also we were elected in maine years. and also governor so there were many votes that people had to do in and there's a lot of critics of the political class so people were it was very confusing for people as well that was a long pole so there were many candidates so that's why people were not encouraged to go into the polls and won't

to break this all down, i want to bring in texas state representative chris turner and christina ramirez, executive director of next gen america. welcome to you both. thank you so much for joining us on this. chris, i want to start with you on this one and i want to jump off what ellison, one of our reporters, left us off on which was the possibility that what we're seeing on the ground in texas to stop some of these voter restrictions can actually make a difference. can it with such a tight timeline in place? >> yasmin, thank you for having me on today, and look, i was out there at that rally a couple hours ago. it was great to see so many people come out on a pretty warm saturday morning to demonstrate their outrage against these vote suppression bills that republicans are moving through the legislative process. and i think it does matter. i think that republicans need to hear from texans all across the state that efforts to suppress the vote in texas will not be tolerated, and if they pass these laws, they risk a huge backlash with the voters in the next election, so i think it does m

christina.f the district attorneys in this state 41 of them filed a petition thursday to repeal this state's new inmate sentencing guidelines. they say that new regulations are insensitive and unfair to crime victims and their loved ones. >> some of them are just devastated their emotions are raw to learn that the person that healed their family member can now get out and way more easier time a fraction of their sentence it can be devastating to them and if i guess my question is why didn't she take public input before you did all of this? >> sacramento d.a. ann marie schubert says rule lead to particular crime under california's voter approved proposition had 57, the state has wide authority to make sweeping changes to its prison sentencing structure. so on april 30th, with very little public notice, it was announced that new emergency regulations will be in place which can award additional good credits to 76,000 inmates including nearly 20,000 serving life sentences credits, used to potentiall

christina coleman is live with more on that. christina, where and when is this thing coming down? [laughter] >> reporter: hi, griff. i wish i could give you an exact time, but i can tell you since the earth is mostly water, the huge chunks of debris are liking to splash down somewhere. the latest forecasts indicate this could happen early tomorrow morning just after midnight somewhere in the south pacific. but again, it is very different to pin -- difficult to pinpoint an exact time and location. [background sounds] >> reporter: now, the giant rocket blasted off on april 29th from south china. it's huge compared to others. it's 100 feet long, 16 feet wide and weighs 22 tons. normally rocket bodies detach and fall on a planned path into the ocean, but this chinese rocket somehow ended up in orbit around the earth, and no one knows exactly where huge chunks of it will end up. its orbit covers a large portion of the planet, to there is a threat it could hit an inhabitedded area. here's u.s. defense secretary lloyd austin on the matter. >> i think this speaks to the fact that for thos

redder than christina greer's glasses, because she is a full-blown right winger. you don't get into house leadership in this era without being a right winger. i'm not here to tell anybody that liz cheney is less of a right winger today than she was a year ago. the only thing that's happened is this cultism, we have to call it for what it is, in the party. so with that in mind i want to play a little bit of what our own reporters, cal perry, found out in wyoming. again, with her being from a family legacy of right wingers. take a look. >> you're not supposed to go vote your conscience to represent wyoming. you're supposed to represent wyoming. >> she basically stabbed us in the back with she felt it was the right thing to do. well, i didn't vote for her for her feelings. >> she's a traitor. >> why? what did she do? >> well, she's a republican and then she votes against the republican president? she's a traitor. >> professor? >> i mean, first of all, we need to look at wyoming as a state. so these folks that were interviewed pretty much represent a large swath of th

but here is christina. she got a tesla. she runs this wellness company called the purist so she is into all that. >> the dog. >> it was first time she got the whole family in the car in years. and put back that other one. this is what a mother she is. this is the dog she rescued that is one of the most vicious animals i have ever been around. and she literally deiapered the dog when she was going through her cycle there. >> the first time. >> and that's who she is. she is love in action. she diapers all of us, one way or another. >> i've witnessed that, personally. >> and it's powerful instruction and thank you, brother, for coming with tim. giving us the plant. mom loved seeing you. christina loved seeing you. >> it was great. and i just wanted to show up for a minute. i did not want to bust in your family thing. >> you are family. still wearing that mask. >> no, no, no. here's -- let me tell you and i do want to talk about that because i don't know how other people feel about it, so i do it out of respect. everyone says,

i'm christina redon. andre senior, the d a. there is insufficient evidence to charge any of the officers involved. but it's ktvu brooks jarocz reports. the family now wants the state attorney general to investigate. why don't we wait gathered, calling for change, saying the fatal police shooting of miles hall two years ago was wrong and unjustified. want to make sure the officers if they do get involved in health crisis, are properly trained, prepared to deal with it, and they follow the plan. all their training and don't act, bro because they did. in this case hole was schizophrenic, suffering a mental health crisis, his family and neighbors called police hall was carrying a long garden digging tool when officers first trying to stop him with a beanbag gun. but when he started running zigzagging toward them, they shot hall four times, killing him. contra costa county's district attorney ruled the

through an aisle and that's also why christina katz wants to go further. as the barren land surrounding open mind nearby and getting greener and the business is growing she's offering her knowledge abroad where there are still many open minds and spaces that could be revived with threatened regional plants. reduce reuse recycle nature has been using this framework to heal itself with long before we hear winds came up with a sketchy slogan whether we get with the plan and walk with or resisted and work against nature is a toys one of us has to make our stories to be have shown the impact of these choices i hope you can make an informed decision about your actions going forward i'll see you again next week from all of us an hour in germany good buy. an operation under general anaesthetic if something goes wrong the patient wakes up feeling everything but come tell the doctor the telco mike kavanagh boss happens in the brain during anesthesia they're still calling on the still of. the machine may just research on the chemistry of the anesthesia. a few minutes

and that's also why christina katz wants to go further. asked the baron lands around the open mind nearby of getting greener and the business is growing she's offering her knowledge abroad where there are still many open minds in spaces that could be revived with threatened regional plants. reduce reuse recycle meter has been using this framework to heal itself long before we humans came up with a sketchy slogan whether we get with the plan and walk reporter or resisted and work against nature is a toy so one of us has to make our stories to be have shown the impact of these choices i hope you can make an informed decision about your actions going forward i'll see you again next week from all of us an hour in germany good buy. she chose imprisonment over military service. the tal your refuses to join the israeli army because she objects to her country's military practices. but her decision is not without consequences serving as a soldier is expected of both her family and the community. conscientious objectors in israel. 15 minutes long d.

christina. reporter: hi griff, well that rocket is likely to hit down somewhere on earth in the water because this earth is mostly water about 70% of it. now the latest forecast indicate that this crash landing going to happen some time early tomorrow morning. around midnight in the south pacific. but again as very difficult to pin point an exact time and location -- >> when you're traveling as fast as this rocket body is traveling, if you're off project wring it is going reenter off by ten minutes which it is really easy to have off by ten minutes then you're off by, you know, 3,000 miles. reporter: this giant rocket blasted off on april 29th from south china, and it is huge compared to others it is 100 feet long 16 feet wide weighs 22 tons normally in space launches, rocket bodies deattach fall on planned path into ocean but this long march 5b rocket somehow ended up in orbit around earth and no one knows exactly where huge chunks of it will end up. it is orbit covers a large portion of the pl

we stepped in, the store swapped christina's tv for a brand-new one, that is a $1620 win for christina benicia had tickets to go to a concert that wasn't going to happen. she said she gave the ticket seller proof of the cancelation and requested a refund but the company simply didn't act, denied her refund. our team made contact to help her get $319 back. there is more to the story. lots of people are hitting a brick wall with concert tickets. so here's what we're going to do, dive into that on sunday night. if shows are off, why is it that fans aren't being repaid? what does the law say or not saw? what can you do to get your money back? we'll aim to answer all those questions this sunday night right after the billboard music awards. join us, i'll see you guys then. >> who's hosting the billboards? nick jonas? >> i don't know, is he? >> yeah, going to be good. >> i didn't get my invitation. >> we'll be watching here on nbc. thanks, chris. >>> making it in the bay. you've got to have money, we know that. you've got to be fast. not surprising here. zillow is reporting that homes are sel

christina coleman is live in los angeles with more. christina, should we be afraid?rter: i don't know, benjamin. your guess is as good as mine. the big question, what are the unidentified objects seen zipping through the sky off the coast of virginia, florida and california. a number of military pilots have seen them now. next month congress is scheduled to get an intelligence report on the sightings. over the years the department of defense have declassified ufo sightings near important military locations as seen from this video from 2004 and other incidents off virginia beach and florida. senator mark warner says the military is encouraging pilots to report when they see something strange in the sky. he says objects flying over military installations could pose a security threat. now, as for this video, a film maker, jeremy corebell said it was filmed in july of 2019 and the radar shows a number of ufo's harassing a ship off the coast of california. the dod said the video is authentic and shows an interaction with unidentified aerial phenomenon. last august, the de

let's go to christina coleman live in los angeles with more on this. christina?s leading the the effort to get it tossed out, one of 41d.a.s who filed the petition. she says it will lead to early release of violent criminals and more illegal activity. >> we're going to see more crimes, we're going to see crimes climb continuously. what we're seeing across california in many places is surging gun violence, surging homicide rates. you know, just last week in sacramento we had an individual sentenceed to ten years for killing a police officer in a pursuit, and we come to find out he got out in about three, and now he's back with a firearm and a high capacity magazine back in jail. >> reporter: under california's voter-approved proposition 57, the state has wide authority to make sweeping changes to its prison sentencing structure. is on april 30th with very little public notice, it was announced that new emergency regulations will be in place which will award additional good credits to 76,000 inmates including violent offenders. the credits can be used to potentiall

jericka. >> duncan: christina ruffini at the white house, thank you. the nation's housing market is red hot with buying being compared to the wild west. topping the list of fastest growing markets is coeur d'alene, idaho, a city of 44,000 people austin, texas, spring springfield, ohio, billings montana, and spokane, washington, round occupy out the top five. erare being priced out. >> reporter: in bozeman, montana, a book store o ariano paliobagis hopes to buy a home but instead found she's been priced out of the market. >> i'm the owner of a successful business but can i not afford to buy a home in this community. his hovefer to o great community feeling, beautiful surroundings, has been discovered by so many more people that i don't think that this is a temporary trend. >> reporter: across the country home prices are red hot, up more than 17 percent from a year ago. take this three bedroom, two bath home in berkeley, california. it got 29 offers in 11 days. and sold for $1 million and sold for $1 million above the asking price. >> it's unbelievable,

arthel: christina coleman in los angeles, thanks. eric?c: now to that shocking discovery in houston, texas. migrants there, as you know, are often exposed to the dangers as they try to continue to make their way to our southern border. but that police raid, they say it uncovered more than 90 migrants who were trapped inside a home in houston. that's where investigators believe a human smuggling operation was underway, and they say that some of those migrants did have covid-19 symptoms. william la jeunesse live on the border at the texas rio grande valley with much more on all of this. >> reporter: hey, eric. we're about an hour north of the border. this is highway 281, the main smuggling route from the rio grande valley where police on friday executing a search warrant for kidnapping found 90 migrants, mostly from central america, inside that stash house. some had not eaten for days, some were dehigh hydrated, five of them had covid. remember, these criminal networks are often a business. and they extort thousands of dollars from parents.

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you know, christina sacrificed.es for her. but she -- she became -- the moment he met her, and i remember, you know, when he was traveling in the air marshall and he would cross country and land in just to play a game. he started -- you know, jeff was originally not the married type. all of a sudden, something happened and he started talking about this girl he met. the next thing you know, she showed up at a few games, and the rest is history. christina and bella are the loves of his life. >> we have never in the year and two months that we have been doing this had anyone come on, but now i don't know that i could do it any other way. and for that, i'm grateful for you, chris. it's so hard to talk about someone you have lost. it is hard for me and i didn't even know him. from the bottom of my heart, thank you so much. we are so sorry for your loss. thank you for taking about your friend today. we will be back. alright, guys, no insurance talk on beach day. -i'm down. -yes, please. [ chuckles ] don't get me wrong, i

christina. reporter: yeah.er the state filed a petition thursday to repeal the new early inmate we lease guidelines they say they're insensitive to crime that goes and their loved ones here sacramento d.a. ann marie. >> some were devastated emotions are raw. to learn that the person that killed their family member can now get out and way more easier time a fraction of their sentence can be devastating to them i guess my question is why didn't you take public input before you did all of this? >> under california voter approved proposition 57 the state has wide authority to make sweeping changes to its prison sentencing structure. so on april 30th, with very little public notice, it was announced that new emergency regulations will be in place which will award additional good credits to 76,000 inmates including violent offenders that can be used to potentially short it been their sentences schubert says it is wrong for state to approve new guidelines as emergency regulations. she says there's no emergency to warr

christina coleman is live in los angeles with more on this.to know exactly what has been zipping around the sky can off the coast of florida, virginia and california. a number of u.s. military pilots have spotted these ufos, is so next month congress is scheduled to get an intelligence report on these mysterious sightings. over the years the department of defense has declassified ufo sightings near important military installations like camp pendleton in san diego as seen here in this video from 2004 and other incidents off virginia beach and florida. virginia senator mark warner says the military is now encouraging pilots to report when they see something strange in the sky. he says objects flying over military installations could pose a security threat. as for this video, filmmaker jeremy corpsville said it was filmed in july of 2019, and the radar shows a number of ufos harassing the uss omaha off the coast of california. the dod has told him the video is authentic and shows a real interaction with unidentified aerial phenomena. last august

christina what's the last? benjamin prosecution drop this efforts to restore death penalty for scott peterson and court filing they said, quote, while the family of lacey and connor believe there is no doubt that the defendant is guilty of these crimes, and that his conduct warrants death penalty and the defendant is deserving of the punishment of death family has decided this process is simply too painful to endure once again. lacey peterson was 27 years old and 8 months pregnant on christmas eve of 2002 when she disappeared. her husband was later convicted of murdering her and their unborn child, and sentenced to death in 2005. but last year, his death penalty was thrown out by the state supreme court because potential jurors were excluded after saying they disagreed with the death penalty but as it turns out, lacey's family might be put through another trial anyway. a judge is now considering whether to grant a new trial because a juror fail to disclose a restraining order qens her boyfriend's ex-girlfriend.

cbs' christina ruffini joins us. getting so much attend, even from the president. >> reporter: good evening, jericka, president biden said texas senate bill like its predecessors in florida and georgia attacks the sacred right to vote, he said these laws are disproportionately targeting black and brown americans and we should be making it easier not harder for every eligible american voter to vote. now, proponents of the bill like those other states say it is about voting security, although there was no evidence of widespread voting fraud in 2020. now, this texas bill does things like bans drive-in voting, makes it illegal for counties to send ballots to anyone who doesn't specifically request them, and it limits after work voting hours, polls must now close by 7:00 p.m. opponents include civic rights groups and even some business whose fear a backlash like they saw in those other states. jericka, no democrats in the texas legislature support the legislation. >> duncan: christina ruffini reporting from the white hous

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christina coleman has more. hi, christina. >> reporter: hi, mike. of men were yelling free palestine, kill the jews in brooklyn shouting at a synagogue. there's also reports of similar cases like this occurring during the sabbath and no remorse, apparently, from a suspect involved in another attack. the brooklyn minnesota accused of brutally beating a jewish man in midtown thursday proclaimed from his jail cell that he would do it again. a former new york state assemblyman who was founder of americans against anti-semitism says some democrats especially on the extreme left have sent out a bad message during this dangerous surge in anti-semitic violence. >> have encouraged this behavior by their support, support of hamas, by their criticism of israel for defending its population. that's what they were busy doing all of last week, sending a terrible message siding with the bad guys. so it's really out of control. this is, this is america, for god's sake. >> reporter: and back here in los angeles police arrested a prime suspect friday night who they be

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