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carolyn cummings of our minneapolis station wcco has more on the sound of solidarity. >> reporter: on given monday, at this corner of 38th and chicago, you'll find a community -- ♪ concert. >> just bring your horn. [ laughter ] >> reporter: same time, same place. ♪ when the band begins to -- everybody! ♪ >> reporter: same mission. >> there were so many people that saw george floyd's murder, and said what do i do? i don't know what to do. a lot of us as musicians felt we can use our art and use our gifts to bring as an offering to this space and to the movement. >> reporter: a movement for racial justice, butchie austin felt was worth playing his trumpet for. soon he found others performing with the same purpose. >> i thought i would just start playing and then i did play for a minute. and then i was approached by some other musicians in the square at the same time. that's sort of how we started playing together. >> reporter: some starting as strangers. >> i didn't know any of those players. >> reporter: but eventually friends. ♪ stand by me ♪ >> reporter: who, together, became brass s

. >> reporter: cummings said after he tried to pull the bear off his friend, it turned on him. >> it tackled me and chewed me up a little bit. >> sounds like they got lucky there. >> i think they got lucky. if it would have been just one guy, i think it would have all been over. >> reporter: now, experts say they aren't necessarily seeing a rise in bear attacks, but to avoid a bear encounter altogether, when you're out in the wilderness, they say make a lot of noise, whistle, carry on a conversation with a buddy. that way you'll scare away the bears before you even see them. norah. >> what a story, carter. thank you. >>> the "cbs overnight news" will be right back. are you feeling sluggish or weighed down? metamucil's new fiber plus collagen can help. when taken daily, it supports your health, starting with your digestive system. metamucil's plant-based fiber forms a gel to trap and remove the waste that weighs you down, helps lower cholesterol and promotes healthy blood sugar levels. while its collagen peptides help support your joint structures. so, start feeling lighter and more e

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homer cummings, the attorney general, was really the draftsman of this. and art of the problem on the supreme court was justice james mcif reynolds. he was one of the four horsemen. he was a wilson appointee. he was in the wilson administration with fdr. and as attorney general, mcreynolds had drafted, in effect, a court-packing plan. when cummings found that and told it to roosevelt, they both thought it was just such an incredibly wonderful, karmic thing to take on mcreynolds with the mcreynolds proposal, if you will, that i think they got too attached to the idea, and that kind of held their enthusiasm in february and march and into the springtime before, finally, recalibration starts. >> so we've got another question here. from hi wife, she wants to know what determines how many justices can be on court? if does congress have the power to change that number, and can they change it down? as you said earlier, it's been five, it's been seven, you know? basically -- >> that is entirely a statutory matter. it's an ex-judiciary act, if you will. it could cr

homer cummings, the attorney general, was really the draftsman of this. and art of the problem on the supreme court was justice james mcif reynolds. he was one of the four horsemen. he was a wilson appointee. he was in the wilson administration with fdr. and as attorney general, mcreynolds had drafted, in effect, a court-packing plan. when cummings found that and told it to roosevelt, they both thought it was just such an incredibly wonderful, karmic thing to take on mcreynolds with the mcreynolds proposal, if you will, that i think they got too attached to the idea, and that kind of held their enthusiasm in february and march and into the springtime before, finally, recalibration starts. >> so we've got another question here. from hi wife, she wants to know what determines how many justices can be on court? if does congress have the power to change that number, and can they change it down? as you said earlier, it's been five, it's been seven, you know? basically -- >> that is entirely a statutory matter. it's an ex-judiciary act, if you will. it could cr

home are cummings, the attorney general, was really the harassment and the proponent in this. part of the problem on the supreme court was justice james make reynolds. he was one of the four horsemen. he was a wilson appointee. he had been in the wilson administration with fdr. as attorney general, mick reynolds had drafted, in effect, a court packing plan. when cummings found that in told it to roosevelt they both thought it was such an incredibly wonderful car mixing to take on mcreynolds with this proposal. i think they got too attached to the idea. that held their enthusiasm in february, march, and into the springtime finally before recalibration started. >> we have another question from my wife, what's determines what's level of justices are on the court? does congress have the power to change that number? could they change it down? as you said earlier, it's been five, it's been seven. you know, is that? >> it is entirely a statutory manner. it is an axe judiciary act, if you will. to create a supreme court seat, if one became vacant and could've all-ish one. i do not thi

the shoshone national forest. >> bit me on the arm, and shook me around, threw me. >> reporter: cummingsa local news station that after he tried to pull the bear off his friend, it turned on him. >> tackled me and chewed me up a little bit. >> reporter: sounds like they got lucky, there. >> i think they got lucky. if it would have been just one guy, i think it would have all been over. >> reporter: and experts tell us they aren't necessarily seeing a rise in bear attacks, but to avoid bear encounters altogether when you're out in the wilderness? they say make a lot of noise, whistle, talk loudly. that way, the bears will be scared away before you even see them. norah. >> o'donnell: that's good advice. carter evans, thank you. well, now to a story that every parent needs to know, especially during this national school bus safety week. 17,000 children end up in the hospital from school bus accidents every year. and in the past decade, at least 64 children have died getting on and off the bus. the biggest risk for kids is what's known as the danger zone. that's the ten feet surrounding a st

cummings said he had never seen anything like this. he told the jurors, quote, i had not seen that many weapons in one location since i had served in the military. he was awed by the stockpile. the oath keepers called that location their qrf, quick reaction force, and prosecutors say it was a key element in their plot to stop joe biden from being president, even, if necessary, by force. so, prosecutors have said that they were trying to overthrow the government, that's the seditious conspiracy charge. the defense says there's nothing illegal in this country about stashing weapons in a hotel room. and that these defendants did not plan to overthrow the government. david? >> terry moran on the oath keepers trial tonight. terry, thank you. we should also mention this evening, we will be covering the january 6th committee hearing tomorrow, live right here on abc. our live coverage of what could be the committee's final public hearing, that's tomorrow with our team right here, 1:00 p.m. eastern, 10:00 a.m. pacific, right here on abc. >>> in

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yes, i bought a book on the architecture of wooden synagogues. and cumming a glorifying bus blue lakesot earlier that corrected the races of the mlesse, quarrels take off along the narzhs, they wash the creature. yes, the shrine will fade. the heavens have thrown a tire latitudes behind the woven grin under the sun. you look, nick himself is exhausted, but that gold sandy beer drank from them endlessly throwing the tire of the lake no more belly, all the more, i just want from stress, so that the thieves do not know the sea, the azer. you are not if you love not to forget. you know what i think about when the person i dream of marrying leaves with another that this other looks just disgusting. disgustingly sexy and i and i'm just a mouse gray mouse, no one needs it. i didn’t drop my eyes, kobelina. probably love at first sight

. >> reporter: northwest college students brayden lowry, kendell cummings, august harrison and orrinummings came face-to-face with a bear. the bear pounced, tackling lowry first. >> he came running out of the trees. i didn't see it until it was right in front of me but heard the crashing and the only thing i could yell is bear, bear and i yelled bear and the bear tackled me first. >> reporter: seeing his teammate being mauled, cummings took the fight to the bear, yelling, punching, grabbing until the bear turned on him. >> knocked me onto the ground and with its head pushed me on the ground all the way up against the trees. and then kind of pinned me up there and it was attacking me for a second. it was -- i was putting my hands in its mouth and stuff so it wouldn't be chewing on my neck and everything. >> reporter: the bear finally walking away, but the horror not over. just when they thought they were clear, the bear returned. >> i called out to brady. i was like, brady, are you all right? where you at, brady? and i didn't hear nothing from brady, but i heard the bear grunting behi

living to rodeo, we have a sig alert eastbound 80 at cummings skyway. a live look at the golden gate bridge. much busier in emeryville as we look. alive at 80 those lights are traveling eastbound. check to concord, on time at 14 minutes. reggie: let's globe, the our projections returning to san francisco this winter. kumasi: closed on thanksgiving, big stores that will not be open on the holiday once again. [explosions] reggie: a lot of you were wondering why there were fireworks on october. what is behind the loud booms. what's it like having xfinity internet with supersonic wifi? it's fast... like beyond-gig-speed fast. yeaaaaaaaaay!!! with three times the bandwidth, and the power to connect hundreds of devices at once. get the xfinity supersonic bundle with unlimited gig speed internet, wifi equipment included and a free 4k streaming box. all for $50 a month with a 2 year internet rate guarantee and no annual contract when you add xfinity mobile with unlimited data. switch today! ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ get exclusive offers on select new volvo models. contact your

around the world was often uganda, which is reported more than a dozen cases of a bowler and the capital cum paula of the past 2 days, the current outbreak began in september in the rural heart of the country health ministry says that since then, 90 confirmed and probable cases including at least $44.00 deaths north and south korea have exchanged wandering shops off the west coast of the korean peninsula. each side accuses the other reaching its maritime borders. tensions between the 2 careers have been simmering with p on young carrying out a weapons test as an unprecedented pace this year. a hindus around the world are marking devali our festival symbolizing the victory of light over darkness. it's a national holiday in india, but this year celebrations in the capital deli, aren't quite as bright ah, the twinkling lights of earth and lamps, o. d is ready to welcome into valley celebrations here in new delhi. look slightly different this year. these are some of the 50000 dea candles being lit. now that is a ban on fireworks this year on 5 seconds. and let me think little of them being battl

caroline cummings, cbs news, minneapolis. >>> and that is the "overnight news" for this monday.ast center in new york city, i'm jericka duncan. >>> this is "cbs news flash." i'm elise preston in new york. virginia police are investigating a shooting near the campus of james madison university that sent eight to the hospital. they are all expected to survive. the suspect is in custody facing a slew of charges, including attempted murder. >>> people living with hearing loss can now purchase hearing aids over the counter. the move is expected to bring lower prices and expand access for millions. hearing loss is the third most chronic health condition in older adults. >>> spooked fans helped "halloween ends" bring in over $41 million to the box office. the film is the final installment in the series starring the original scream queen, jamie lee curtis. for more news, download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. >>> it's monday, october 17th, 2022. this is the "cbs morning news." >>> they can breathe again. there's that collective sigh if you will. >> a community rel

cummings is not charged with a crime. five other members of the oath keepers have pleaded not guilty to conspiring to use force to oppose the lawful transfer of power. >>> a texas family of five. the mun family climbed through a broken window before entering a senate conference room. the two parents received 14 days of jail time. their three adult children received probation and home confinement. the muns claim they went to washington. >>> conspiracy theorist alex jones taunting sandy hook families after a judge ordered him to pay nearly a billion dollars. >>> plus, the president of turkey meeting with vladimir putin about peace in ukraine and the blast that take out the bridge in crimea. >>> the detonation happened at exactly the right time and in exactly the right place. from the netetwork america relis on. okay everyone, our mission is to provide complete balanced nutrition for strength and energy. woo hoo! ensure, complete balanced nutrition with7 vitamins and minerals. and ensure complete with 30 grams of protein. ♪

steve harrigan in cummings, georgia with all of that.allying around their beleagured senate candidate in pennsylvania and bringing out the big guns to do it. what is going on there? reporter: neil, look as anxious democrats expressed concern that about lieutenant governor john fetterman's debate appearance perhaps being a mistake the fetterman campaign is trying to change the subject, shifting the focus back to abortion. fetterman's campaign releasing a new ad attacking dr. mehmet oz on the issue of abortion. the campaign says they raised two million dollars since the debate. last night fetterman held a rally in pittsburgh in front of 3,000 people, headlined by the dave matthews band. >> not only we are still standing. we are still winning. i may not get every word the right way but i will always do the right thing in washington, d.c. [cheers and applause] i have a lot of good days and every now and then i will have a bad day. reporter: obviously fetterman addressing his debate performance. he suffered a stroke over five months ago. afte

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while we can track an accident, 80 eastbound west of cummings skyway, this is out in crockett. >> so that accident is still there, slowing things down along 80. >> but look at your commute into the city this morning. 22 minute ride maze to that fremont street exit. >> san mateo bridge also starting to get busy there. 20 minutes, 80 to 101 that'sa heading across towards the peninsula. richmond center fell bridge 14 minute right tools to want to there. and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls about 22 minutes on this thursday morning. >> 71 is a time and in the south bay center of a gun owners who don't comply with the city's new gun safety plan will now face a big fine. we have a new law requires gun owners to carry liability insurance as well as paying annual fees. kron four's will tran live in san jose. breaking that down in some terms that we can all understand. good morning. well. >> liability insurance sound familiar to you? it's like car insurance for gun owners who have guns. and we're talking about 50 to 50 5,000 of them in san jose. so you have to show proof of insurance l

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this is 80 eastbound west of cummings. skyway in crockett. >> so several lanes are blocked be mindful of that as you're traveling this morning. 22 minute ride into the city. no accidents on the bay dglights wrong. 14 minute drive 80 to 101 via the san mateo bridge. you're richmond center fell commute. that's about a 12 minute drive tolls to 101. there and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls. 90 minutes on this thursday morning. >> it's 6.32. from 4 is your local election headquarters in the race is heating up in the east bay to replace the outgoing alameda county district attorney. now the 2 candidates faced off last night at a form kron four's terisa stasio reports on the big topics that dominated the debate. >> one of the things that i have articulated and champion is language. yes, is our da's office does not provide diversion services. asians make up 32% of the population in alameda county and they're less than 20% of our workforce in the da's office. and so we've got to up our game in terms recruitment. >> alameda

i had to protect my head and just kind of fight for life , cummings grabbed and punched the bear, andway. but then it later returned later at seven a.m. they describe how they finally escaped so glad they're okay. coming up. a popular brand of cookie dough is being recalled. but first what we're learning about the victims of this fiery plane crash near a car dealership and a man with ties to a notorious mobster portrayed by the actor jack nicholson wins a big judgment in nicholson wins a big judgment in court. avoiding triggers but can't keep migraines away? qulipta® can help prevent migraines. you can't always prevent what's going on outside... that's why qulipta® helps what's going on inside. qulipta® gets right to work. in a 3-month study, qulipta® significantly reduced monthly migraine days and the majority of people reduced them by 50 to 100%. qulipta® blocks cgrp a protein believed to be a cause of migraines. qulipta® is a preventive treatment for episodic migraine. most common side effects are nausea, constipation, and tiredness. learn how abbvie could help you save on qulipta®

kendall cummings said he could hear the bear's teeth hitting his skull. he's now recovering. glad they're okay. the california doctor accused of poisoning her husband with drano has returned to court in a separate case, the couple going through a divorce is also in the middle of a child custody case. a dermatologist accused of poisoning her husband with drain cleaner came face to face with him in a california courtroom. lawyers say, dr emily you is seen in these surveillance images allegedly pouring drain o into her husband's lemonade on three occasions based on the symptoms based upon his own reflection of his routine, he suspected his wife. had potentially been poisoning him, and so he placed surreptitious reporting devices in the home he shared with his wife, according to court filings. doctor use husband was left with chronic ulcers and gastritis. this is an incredibly intimate way to commit a murder. she had to know what his routine was what his preferences were. yeah meth, odd ical. intimate horrific way to murder. someone has not been formally charged. prosecutors are

. >> reporter: cummings said after he tried to pull the bear off his friend, it turned on him. >> tackled me and chewed me up a little bit. >> reporter: sounds like they got lucky there. >> i think they got lucky. if it would have been just one guy, i think it would have all been over. >> reporter: now, experts say they aren't necessarily seeing a ride in bear attacks. carry on a conversation with the buddy, that way you will scare away the bears before you see them. norah. >> o'donnell: what a story, carter, thank you. well, now to a story that every passport needs to know especially during this national school bus safety week. 17,000 children end up in the hospital from school bus accidents every year, and in the past decade at least 64 children have died getting on and off the bus. the biggest risk for kids is what's known as the danger zone. that's the ten feet surrounding a stopped bus. cbs's meg oliver reports in depth on one school district that's trying to solve the problem. >> for the driver in bethlehem, pennsylvania, at each stop student safety is her concern. what do you see.

their apartment fell into cum-— into ours. this was a civilian area, into ours. area. not — into ours. this was a civilian area. not a _ into ours. this was a civilian area, not a military - into ours. this was a civilian area, not a military target. l area, not a military target. volunteers help to clear the rubble. local officials say scores of people were wounded. this industrial southern city is used to being hit but it civilians are now bearing the brunt of russia's anger, more than 60 killed in and around the city in the past nine days. 0fficials the city in the past nine days. officials say 12 missiles were fired from russian warplanes flying safely over nearby occupied territory. hearing kyiv president zelensky said these were merciless strikes on peaceful people. this he said was absolute evil perpetrated by savages and terrorists. it all came less than 2a hours after yesterday's dramatic attack on a key bridge linking russia with the crimean peninsula. russia said this was the result of a truck bomb. 0thers spoke of in audacious act of ukrainian sabotag

but of course you could see from the start that emma had talent, sierra cummings. why? because she was always a girl who enjoyed moving around. so it's but a career or the idea of going pro or semi pro was never the focus wrong in focused visa. oh, interesting, something's wrong. she had fun playing football and my wife and i supported her in that industry. if she goes a week without kicking a ball, it doesn't do any good. she needs it to be in a good see progress. but it's not always fun. as a girl, playing football m a regularly had to fight against prejudice. no, her family helped her through those times with you over the negative with and she's had some negative experiences of being rejected by coaches for example, or fighting a way into a boys teams. and then not being accepted by the players advised them from image and respected to when um there were some hard moment sure how to which she also used to her advantage. other things are often because she powered through his she said, i want to make it all, but i want to prove to them that i've got what it takes bus an

more rivers could burst their banks. uganda reports more than a dozen cases of ebola in the capital cum paula. over the past 2 days, the outbreak began and the countryside. the health ministry says there have been more than 90 confirmed probable cases including $44.00 death the ongoing droughts in the horn of africa is the worst to hit the region and 40 years. 4 consecutive rainy seasons have failed in more than tenure, which was already one of the country's driest areas. it's particularly tough for the communities there, many of whom rely on their lives. stalker, for a living, as the ground has become even more barren, hundreds of thousands of animals have already died. now with their livelihood gone, the situation is becoming dire, especially in kenya's to her con our county as t w's. felix marine gar, reports were selling maritally has poor children of her own, and also takes care of her sister's kids. but with a drought, she has been unable to feed the large family at times, even skipping meals. know how fireplaces call it in the cooking ports are mostly empty. had children i surviv

hi, i'm pat cummings, australian test men's cricket captain and i'm on my way to surprise the bbc�*sthis year's winner is david pocock. former international rugby union player, all—around legend in the sport, david has used his profile to raise awareness of environmental issues. within sport and beyond. i can't wait to surprise him with this award and thank him for all that he's done. david thinks he's here doing an interview with the bbc and talking to the staff here about his life in sport to environmentalism, to politics. let's go and surprise him. hey, dave. congratulations, you are the bbc�*s first ever athlete of the year. applause you don't have to be a climate scientist to just want climate action and to be actually moving in the right direction and building a future that's liveable and good for our kids and their kids. it's a challenging thing to do as an athlete, where you are flying. but the reality is, this is a big problem that none of us want. it'll take some pretty uncomfortable conversations and more and more people recognising people have a role to play in some way.

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the bear attacked his friendnd o and cummings attacked the bear.ed the bear's ear., kicked the bear, pulled its both fur. and he and his friend both survived.d is. they were injured. you withey were injured. >> kendall was injured. you'll see that right now because he's joining us . come on .. whme on . thank you so much for joininatga us today. most an amazing story. most people see a bear,here particularly in the west, whered legitimately dangerous and they run you attacks the bear t bear >> why did you decide to do that? that's that's right. i just couh my teammate being attackedht ono by the bear. you know him, i saw it right onp of him and i couldn't let thatte happen. i had to step in and do something. so i walked up to itn and grabbed his ear and pulled on it. and then the bear director's attention towards me and itked attacked me. >> whamet di. d the bear i ,e be i think if youar pull on a bear. here, you've got to expect any the is going to attack you. you knew that you did it anyway. i just think it's absolutely heroic and so impressive i

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i don't think brexit would have happened if boris and i and dominic cummings and a few others had notis now in others hands to make the country better. what we have created is the ability to choose, the ability of proper debate, the ability to make things happen again. and that, i believe, is a good thing for a country. david frost, lord frost, thanks forjoining me on political thinking. thank you. david frost embodies the problem, the trauma, if you like, that the conservative party now faces. on the one hand, he has a clear, quietly argued, philosophical case for the sort of country he wants to develop after the brexit, which he helped to deliver. on the other, he's a man whojoined borisjohnson�*s government, then quit it, called for liz truss to be prime minister and then called just weeks later for her to quit, and who sounds like he doesn't think there's anybody who's really right to be her successor and our next prime minister. ideas they have. people they can unite behind, they don't. thanks for watching. hello there. we have seen some heavy rain earlier in the night and some t

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she maintains a private security force to make sures she is safe, she does not give a damn about our cumoric divides the community and police officers she putted her ideaic ideology over innocent lives, she is an embarrassment. trey: does the word tie invedivest make you feel any better? i went to a pub talk scho public school in south carolina, even i know they mean the same thing. >> you know it makes me feel all warm and fuzzy. whatever word salad she uses to fool american people, the american people are not stupid, they know who is calling to defund police, you can bet when they do midterms, they will hold the people accountable who did this they know that crime is through the roof. trey: we have a minute. two questions. what can we do to get more folks interested in a very noble profession, law enforcement. and what can the public, not corey bush or not democrat politicians but the public do to show they actually do surare support overwhelming majority of police officers who are very good decent men and women. >> i work the streets every night. ifure out there in public -- if you ar

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the man who testified, terry cummings, is a military veteran who says the weapons were meant as a show of force not to be used. in his own words he told the jury, quote, i have not seen that many weapons in one location since i was in the military. you can watch the january 6th hearing with anderson cooper, jake tapper, it begins at 1 p.m. in washington, 6 p.m. in london right here on cnn. >>> american conspiracy theorist alex jones is learning the hard way that malicious lies can be costly. a jury awarded families and a first responder nearly a billion dollars in damages. radio host alex jones had insisted it was an elaborate hoax concocted by the government for gun control. >> ladies and gentlemen of the jury -- >> reporter: alex jones, the conspiracy theorist who was found liable last year of defaming families of the sandy hook school shooting must pay victims. >> i'm proud that what we accomplished is to tell the truth. it shouldn't be this hard. it shouldn't be this scary. >> reporter: the connecticut jury unanimously decided jones must pay $965 million compensatory damages. 14 ar

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fallen antlers in wyoming's shoshone national forest on saturday when all of a sudden lowery and cummingse face-to-face with the bear. they are telling their story to good morning america. >> this is around like a is a paper he picked me up off the ground, through me, rain with his nose all the way. really makes you open your eyes, you are not top dog out there. >> we will have more of that interview coming up at 7:00 a.m.. reggie: microsoft is laying off close to a thousand employees the company has been struggling in the stock market with shares of microsoft down by nearly 30%. while this layoff is significant, it is affecting less than one half up 1% of the companies 221,000 employees worldwide. kumasi: a major change coming from the irs. the agency is adjusting who is eligible for each tax bracket meaning many might drop into a lower tax racket and pay the government a smaller amount. the standard deduction is being adjusted for individuals and doubling that for couples. it is the largest adjustment to deductions since 1985. reggie: in city connected a connection to uterine cancer. th