and david chase was adamant that you have to-- this is who he is.right. - can you assure me that tony soprano isn't going to become a sensitive, nurturing, mellowing man? - yes. - oh, good. [laughs] - [chuckles] - [giggling] [gasping] - oh, my god. - med, it's all right. i'll be home in a couple hours. don't worry. - i'm graduating tomorrow! - carmela was a wife and a mother, i think first and foremost. i think as long as she kept going to church, she felt like, "all right, i'm taking care of my soul." - where's the rest of the money? - it's everywhere. she goes home to her husband who's got blood on him. you know, there was no way to reconcile the two things. - towards the end where their marriage is falling apart... - i used to [bleep] your husband. - you have made a fool of me for years with these whores. - her performance in that fight is stunningly good. - 'cause she's jealous! [bleep] [wails] - [grunts] - let go of me! [panting, sobbing] it mattered to people what this couple was going through, and i remember feeling a real sense of responsibi

so i asked david chase to rewrite that, let me just say "chrissy."y," he let me. >> i'm loving the scenery, chrissy. fifth row center and dinner at le cirque? yow! >> he said, "you must say christopher." so i became famous for "christopher." like matt leblanc's "how ya doing?" >> juju: she was referred to as the heart of the show, the conscience of the show. >> see? she's getting me to cry. >> juju: i didn't mean to. >> i am the cryer, the "town crier." i loved her, i understood her. i think the way she was written, she was the sacrificial lamb. >> juju: that role on one of tv's most celebrated shows propelled her to the upper levels of hollywood. netting her an emmy. >> there's so many people that are responsible for this. but if i even try to thank any of them right now, i might puke, choke, cry, or die. >> juju: she would go on to star on other hit shows. as joey's sister on "the friends" spinoff. >> just pick one. >> fine. gina, you are the bigger pain in the ass. >> told ya. >> juju: as wendy case on "sons of anarchy." >> looks like the boy migh

. - "the sopranos" was david chase's invention about this mob family-- something that people hadn't seen

. >> we are constantly chasing our tails. >> reporter: david parish is the sheriff in lewis county, missouri, where laura's body was discovered. >> online romance scams are a scourge. we deal with it every other week. >> reporter: but like law enforcement in small towns across america, sheriff parish says he doesn't have the resources to fully investigate these online scam cases, even when a body washes ashore. >> we are always behind the eight ball on this. >> reporter: but it's not just sheriff parish who's frustrated. >> it's a substantial problem, and it's one that's rapidly accelerating. >> reporter: arun rao, the justice department in washington overseeing romance scam cases, says his main challenge is that the scammers are far away. the fbi has participated in operations in the west african nations of nigeria and ghana. rao traveled there last fall. >> we were shown video of scammers using artificial intelligence-enhanced video technology. and so it appeared to the victim that they were speaking to another american citizen. >> a little chilling as you're describing it. >> it is chilli

. >> we are constantly chasing our tails. >> reporter: david parrish is the sheriff in lewis county,souri, where laura's body was discovered. >> online romance scams are a scourge. we deal with it every other week. >> reporter: but like law enforcement in small towns across america, sheriff parrish says he doesn't have the resources to fully investigate these online scam cases, even when a body washes ashore. >> we are always behind the eight ball on this. >> reporter: but it is not just sheriff parrish who is frustrated. >> it is a substantial problem, and it is one that is rapidly accelerating. >> reporter: arun rao, the justice department official in washington overseeing romance scam cases, says his main challenge is that the scammers are far away. the fbi has participated in operations in the west african nations of nigeria and ghana. rao traveled there last fall. >> we were shown video of scammers using artificial intelligence, enhanced video technology, and so it appeared to the victim that they were speaking to another american citizen. >> reporter: chilling as you are descri

same page with regard to china and i'm not sure jamie dimon would be particularly -- david: not as far as blackstone. chase>> really need somebody who is very similar in the thinking and an aggressive approach to china as president trump is. david: they're giving me a wrap but you're going to the trump event this weekend, right? >> yes i am. david: do you think he will make 32 million which is what he wants? >> let's hope so. the lord only knows the country needs a different direction, there -- david: you weren't always, you're not a never-trumper but you were not always just trump guy? >> i've always been pretty positive on the president particularlies as it relates to his economic policies. i think now especially what has gone on over the last several weeks, not just economically but also culturally in this country we need a change. i feel very strongly about that. >> we need a fix. we need a fix. that will take a lot of dealing with somebody that knows how to fix things, somebody that built a few buildings in life. >> that is donald j. trump. david: folks, thank you very much. jason, wonderful to see yo

david nunez. he shares his birthday with his son who sadly died at a game back in 2016. he attended this game in his honor. >> dubnation packed into chase center sunday afternoon for the last regular season game against utah. >> david nunez got surprise with a jersey from the warriors while so liberating his 70th birthday at the game in vallejo, nunez raised his 2 children to be dedicated dubs fans. we've loved the warriors. >> forever. and i bottom up. >> to be warrior fans. but in 2016 tragedy struck the family while in a playoff game at oracle arena, new news, his son justin suddenly passed away. justin was just 35 years old. collapsed. >> up the stairs, had it. pulmonary embolism and that can resuscitate him and >> i watched him die. despite the pain, nunez continues to go to games. he says it's what his son would have wanted. i still come to games in his honor, not bringing his son. his son and i went to oracle on the last game at oracle first game here, chase a preseason game. my and i got nunez says he's grateful for the warriors who have been supportive ever since that fateful their special to us. they really treat us well. new

earn unlimited 1.5% cash back on every purchase with the chase ink business unlimited card. make more of what's yours. davidyou can be called one of the first influencers or maybe the first of the influencers. did you know what an influencer was really going to lead to when you first became a "influencer." kim: no, i really didn't. i knew social media was interesting in a way where when i got on i used it as a free focus group when i had questions about when i was launching my first product ever, which was a fragrance, and i needed opinions and i went to twitter. twitter was the first real platform besides myspace which -- myspace, which, at that time, an influencer was not in the mindset. same with twitter really for a while. it was a way to communicate with a fan base but i did use it as a free focus group that i thought was fascinating. i felt like the customer became more invested in the fragrance i was launching because they felt like they were a part of it. i just felt like that was interesting. i did not quite at that time realize what a tool social media would be for business. david: you've built se

chase for business. make more of what's yours. david: as we talk today there are lots of problems around the world. of them is what's going on in israel, another is ukraine. how do you assess those risks? did you ever provide insurance to people in ukraine? peter: we had a business in russia prior to the russia-ukraine conflict. we do not have a big business in ukraine. but through lloyds, we did have exposure to some classes of business through the war. assessing that is very complicated. it's one that you need to manage how much you are going to underwrite a specific class that could have political violence or a war or terrorism. david: let's suppose i own a big factory, semiconductor chip factory in taiwan and i say to you, i want to get some insurance against the possibility that china might invade and destroy or take over my plant. is that the kind of thing you would do or is that too risky? peter: that would be too risky. there are some portions of what we call political violence coverage, but in areas where we know there is an exposure, it gets very hard to underwrite that. and so we would h

next guest preparing it chase the next solar eclipse from the plane. davidining us now. thank you for being with us. >> david, all of us on the earth are watching this and i have to tell you there's something about an eclipse that i find a little anticlimactic because you can't look at it. it's happening but you can't look at it. you'll be in the chymasing this and are you flying the entire trajectory for this in parts of texas and up through mine. will: i've never ex-appearanced one from the ground and i live in dallas and should have a decent vantage point on weather as rick said. do we expect the sky to darken? >> yes, but amazing vantage point i hope to see is seeing what's happening on the ground and to see some of the changes across the ground and i can see from the air that you won't be able to see from the ground. >> that change is the shadow cost on the ground and do you think from the flight path that you're going to take, you're going to be able to see that and maybe even see the curvature of the shadow? >> absolutely. will: so that's unique. i do

he won the chinese going pri through 25 points clear chasing his full swell title. david stokes has the action red tried a very fair aim, shanghai, another race another waiting for much the step. and once again, the 3 time world champion started from pole position and took the check and flag to rack up as full of victory and 5 races is $58.00 when overall. but his 1st step uh, in china you had a car was basically on rails and um, yeah, i could do whatever i wanna do with it and that's kind of weekends are of course, amazing to uh, to feel and of course then to t. basically what we did this weekend this semester. c this was the 1st going pre in china at the 5 is because of the countries 0 tolerance approach to the type of 19 pandemic that would to safety cause in the race. once a voucher, a boss has stolen the edge of the track and another following a couple of almost single, tiniest incidents. all right, kevin magnus and put yuki sonata a lot. stroll, run into the back of daniel ricardo for all my goodness. it was well before. meanwhile in the pit lane, one of the alpine

he won the chinese one, pray to move 25 points clear chasing his full well title. david stokes reports for fridays and shanghai. i know the race and know the waiting for much the step. and once again, the 3 time world champion started from po, position and took the checkered flag to rack up is full of victory and 5 races it's, it's $58.00 when overall, but it's 1st step. but in china you had a car was basically on rails and um yeah, i could do whatever i want to do with it. and so it's kind of weekends are of course, amazing to uh, to feel. and of course then to achieve basically what we did this weekend, this the best. c this was the 1st going pre and showing that the 5 year is because of the countries 0 tolerance approach to the carbon 19 pandemic. that would 2 safety, causing the race. once a voucher, a boss has stolen the edge of the track and another following a couple of almost similar time, these incidents kevin magnusson put yuki sonata and alon strolled run into the back of daniel ricardo for all my goodness. it was well before. meanwhile, in the pit lane, one o

have chanted in support of terrorists, chased down jewish students, mocked and reviled him, shouted racial epithets, screamed at those students bearing the star of david. enjoy your free speech. they have told jewish students to leave the country and shamefully some professors and faculty have joined the mob. things have gotten so out of control that the school has canceled in person classes and have come up with this hybrid model where they will discriminate against jewish students. they are not allowed to come to class anymore for fear of their lives. it is detestable. the virus of anti-semitism has spread across other campuses. as many as 200 universities have a similar form of protest now. at yale, a jewish student was stabbed in the eye with a palestinian flag. 45 students were arrested. at nyu, protesters were shouting from the river to the sea. anti-israel encampments are popping up at universities across this country. the madness has to stop. the madness has to stop. we left a meeting with students who told us of the heinous acts of bigotry they have experienced simply because of their faith. their bravery is inspiring, much more inspiring tha

david nunez. he shares his birthday with his son who sadly died at a game back in 2016. he attended this game in his honor. dubnation packed into chase center sunday afternoon for the last regular season game against utah. >> david nunez got surprise with a jersey from the warriors while so liberating his 70th birthday at the game in vallejo, nunez raised his 2 children to be dedicated dubs fans. we've loved the warriors. >> forever. and bottom up. >> to be warrior fans. but in 2016 tragedy struck the family while in a playoff game at oracle arena, new news, his son justin suddenly passed away. justin was just 35 years old. collapsed. >> up the stairs, had it. pulmonary embolism and that can resuscitate him and >> i watched him die. despite the pain, nunez continues to go to games. he says it's what his son would have wanted. i still come to games in his honor, not bringing his son. his son and i went to oracle on the last game at oracle and first game here, chase a preseason game. my and i got union says he's grateful for the warriors who have been supportive ever since that fateful their special to us. they really treat us well. ne

defended oj simpson in that infamous trial, david goldstein, who covered every day of the trial, and zoe tur, who was in the helicopter filming that infamous car chase oj simpson today, but where are the victims of�* families in all of this today? timer;r families in all of this today? they ut out families in all of this today? they put out some _ families in all of this today? they put out some statements. - families in all of this today? they put out some statements. i - families in all of this today? tie: put out some statements. i don't know if it is finality for them, but they are put out some statements. i think that is what everyone has to think that is what everyone has to think about. oj simpson passed away and we are sorry for his family, but there are still two grieving families that have been grieving all these years and still will be grieving, even though we call this the oj simpson trial, it was really the oj simpson trial, it was really the trial about to back people who were brutally murdered. zoe. the trial about to back people who were brutally murdered.— the trial about to back people who were brutally murdered. zoe, can you take

. >> david: in fort worth, texas, no one is more excited than lavergne visor, 105 years old. he's been chasingn wagon, driving more than 2,000 miles, from fort worth, all the way to maine. that's him with his own instruments, capturing it all. lavergne and his wife marion seeing 12 eclipses together over 60 years. new mexico, back in '72. williston, north dakota, in '79. he took that picture. and in 2017, watching from beatrice, nebraska. this year, the eclipse coming right through texas, lavergne won't have to go far. and right here tonight -- lavergne on his 13th eclipse at 105. >> corona opens up and it's a beautiful sight to see. so, if you are close to the path of totality, be sure to drive in there and see it. >> juju: our thanks to david. and tune in for abc news and national geographic's coverage of the eclipse across america starting monday at 2:00 p.m. eastern. and that's "nightline" for tonight. watch full episodes on hulu. we'll see you right back here, same time tomorrow. thanks for staying up with us. good night, america.

david nunez. he shares his birthday with his son who sadly died at a game back in 2016. he attended this game in his honor. >> dubnation packed into chaseunday afternoon for the last regular season game against utah. david nunez got surprise with a jersey from the warriors while so liberating his 70th birthday at the game in vallejo, nunez raised his 2 children to be dedicated dubs fans. we've loved the warriors. >> forever and i bought them up. >> to be warrior fans. but in 2016 tragedy struck the family while in a playoff game at oracle arena, new news, his son justin suddenly passed away. justin was just 35 years old. collapsed. >> up the stairs, had it. pulmonary embolism and that can resuscitate him and >> i watched him die. despite the pain, nunez continues to go to games. he says it's what his son would have wanted. i still come to games in his honor, not bringing his son. his son and i went to oracle on the last game at oracle first game here, chase a preseason game. my and i got union says he's grateful for the warriors who have been supportive ever since that fateful their special to us. they really treat us well. new year's i

david nunez. he shares his birthday with his son who sadly died at a game back in 2016. he attended this game in his honor. >> dubnation packed into chase center sunday afternoon for the last regular season game against utah. david nunez got surprise with a jersey from the warriors while so liberating his 70th birthday at the game in vallejo, nunez raised his 2 children to be dedicated dubs fans. we've loved the warriors. >> forever and i brought them up. >> to be warrior fans. but in 2016 tragedy struck the family while in a playoff game at oracle arena, new news, his son justin suddenly passed away. justin was just 35 years old. collapsed. >> up the stairs it. pulmonary embolism and that can resuscitate him and >> i watched him die. despite the pain, nunez continues to go to games. he says it's what his son would have wanted. i still come to games in his honor, not bringing his son. his son and i went to oracle on the last game at oracle and first game here, chase a preseason game. my grandson i got nunez says he's grateful for the warriors who have been supportive ever since that fateful their special to us. they really treat us well

david nunez. he shares his birthday with his son who sadly died at a game back in 2016. he attended this game in his honor. >> dubnation packed into chase center sunday afternoon for the last regular season game against utah. david nunez got surprise with a jersey from the warriors while celebrating his 70th birthday at the game in vallejo, nunez raised his 2 children to be dedicated dubs fans. we've loved the warriors. >> forever and i brought them up. >> to be warrior fans. but in 2016 tragedy struck the family while in a playoff game at oracle arena, new news, his son justin suddenly passed away. justin was just 35 years old. collapsed. >> up the stairs, had it. pulmonary embolism and that can resuscitate him and >> i watched him die. despite the pain, nunez continues to go to games. he says it's what his son would have wanted. i still come to games in his honor, not bringing his son. his son and i went to oracle on the last game at oracle and first game here, chase a preseason game. my grandson i got union says he's grateful for the warriors who have been supportive ever since that fateful their special to us. they really treat us w

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have chanted in support of terrorists, chased down jewish students, mocked and reviled him, shouted racial epithets, screamed at those students bearing the star of david. enjoy your free speech. they have told jewish students to leave the country and shamefully some professors and faculty have joined the mob. things have gotten so out of control that the school has canceled in person classes and have come up with this hybrid model where they will discriminate against jewish students. they are not allowed to come to class anymore for fear of their lives. it is detestable. the virus of anti-semitism has spread across other campuses. as many as 200 universities have a similar form of protest now. at yale, a jewish student was stabbed in the eye with a palestinian flag. 45 students were arrested. at nyu, protesters were shouting from the river to the sea. anti-israel encampments are popping up at universities across this country. the madness has to stop. the madness has to stop. we left a meeting with students who told us of the heinous acts of bigotry they have experienced simply because of their faith. their bravery is inspiring, much more inspiring tha

david solomon's plans for the growth driver for the bank? >> reporter: we have to see a couple of things for the quarter. investment banking has seen a revival from citi and jpmorgan chase. i would see revenue up in the area of 30% to 35%. exceeding expectations for the quarter. that is a problem for david solomon. as you mentioned awm, this is the growth engine after the failure last year. they really need to hit their mark in terms of gathering a ton of assets and showing momentum in the private credit area. if he does those two things, they will be okay. i think the bigger issue is the selloffs last week in bank stocks has a bit to do with jpmorgan chase's jamie dimon call on inflation which is tougher this year and the cuts that everybody expected is pushed further out. if that happens, that is not good for ceo confidence. you will have an issue with the mergers and the debt and equity issuance that would help goldman sachs. >> you mentioned that david solomon is facing a few issues. the pushback to the pay package and the brain drain with top people leaving the company at goldman. how big of an issue is that for investors compared to another thing like the fact tha

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95 million people watched the slow speed if chase. 100 million people watched the verdict, and this was before social media, david, this was all by word of mouth. and since then we've seen televised courtroom proceedings over and over again. so he created, basically, the reality tv drama. but we cannot forget that two people were brutally murdered by this man, and hopefully he's burning in hell as we speak. david: we won't know that for a while, my friend. joe conchaing thank you very much. >>> a new report estimating health care for illegal migrants cost florida over $500 million in just 6 months last year. this as dhs secretary mayorkas belatedly admits that the border surgery is a crisis. it's about time -- surge is a crisis. carr process jimenez will break it down for us next on "the evening edit." ♪ ♪ students... students of any age, from anywhere. using our technology to power different ways of learning. so when minds grow, opportunities follow. ♪ trading at schwab is now powered by ameritrade, giving traders even more ways to sharpen their skills with tailored education. get an expanding library filled wit

david bahnsen, with the greg ip article, greg is a nice guy, i'm not here to chase after him. is quite strong and people keep polling in these surveys are incorrect. i make another point. borrowing costs are high. not in the cpi used to be in the cpi. mortgage rates over 7%. if you buy a new car, pay 8 or 9%. if you buy a used car, pay about 12%. credit card rates can be 25% plus. i think that has something to do with the pessimism among people who, up to their eyeballs in debt, but what do you think? >> let me give you the most objective answer i can, obviously not meant to be partisan at all. the problem for people who expect this happened last year we would have a big recession, no one is paying those higher borrowing costs. no one is buying a new home. volume pupil collapsed. no one wants to sell, get rid of a lower mortgage. after rate people are paying on their mortgage in america? it is still about 3%. new mortgage it is seven but most people are paying three. a lot of companies didn't need to go to the bond market for expensive borrowing costs because they already borr

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chase ink business unlimited card. make more of what's yours. larry: . >> welcome to special kudlow i'm david asman in for larry cut kudlow, breaks hours ago a massive airstrike. in syria reportedly eliminating one of tehran's most senior military commanders. they are vowing a march hill tear response. we'll talk about it with wyoming senator john b boraso. to the center of act, trey yingst is live in tel aviv with this. reporter: good afternoon we're learning more about this rare daytime strike in damascus, syria that reportedly killed top iranian general. mohammad reza zahedi. zahedi is responsible for the irg cactivity across middle east, responsible for coordinating weapon shipment from iran to the location that could threaten american forces and israeli troops. all of this in response to escalating tension across the middle east, we know that the foreign minister of syria is responding to the strike. >> we strongly condemn this criminal act carried out by the we zionist enemy, we emphasize your position. beside your brothers iny the iranian embassy and assure that syria and islamic repub

her boyfriend, david guillory, was accused of being the getaway driver with their child in his lap as police chased them. he will serve more than seven years on charges including child abuse. the couple will be sentenced in june. >> san francisco mayor london breed is putting forward a proposal to force some shops in the tenderloin to close right after midnight, as ktvu s christien kafton reports, the ultimate goal here to reduce crime and open air drug markets when it comes to street conditions in the tenderloin, san francisco police say they've made a lot of progress, particularly in the daylight hours. >> but when night falls, police say they still have a lot of work to do. and that illicit activity often centers around businesses that operate overnight. now the mayor's office is introducing new legislation that would close businesses that sell prepackaged food or tobacco products from midnight to 5 a.m, police say they back the plan. >> our challenge is still occur at night. crowds of people that are there selling, selling stolen property, selling narcotics. we have drug users all over. and wha

chase down jewish students, the mock them and the reviled them. they've shouted racial ethnic epithets they have screened at those who bear the star of david. enjoy your free speech. wait a minute, enjoy your free speech. what does that sound like? what, what does that enjoy your free speech? is that a threat? is that a threat? is he suggesting that he can take it away from them, like our parents would say to us, i hope you like that, that, that, that you know, that ice cream you're having cuz you're not going to get any more of it. i've actually sort of i mean, is that what is doing? is it going to take it away from them? as in fact he may, is he suggesting that's freeze. they just, it's something that comes from him and it comes from the government and they are on great say for not thanking him for giving them this, this opportunity to say these crazy things that they think. what, what, by the way, free speech has an inalienable, right, right. it's, it's guaranteed to us as human beings are. so we thought least that's what jefferson said, right? i mean, that's what john locks at. if you go back and read where the find, you know, where, wh

both the car chase and the murder trial were watched by tens of millions around the world at a time when rolling news was in its infancy. david cbs correspondent naomi ruchim in new york. what has the reaction been in the us? oj simpson was such a divisive figure throughout his life? for many americans the _ figure throughout his life? for many americans the reaction _ figure throughout his life? for many americans the reaction to _ figure throughout his life? for many americans the reaction to oj - americans the reaction to oj simpson's death has been as complicated as his legacy. some say they are not shedding any tears over they are not shedding any tears over the star football player and accused murderer. while others say they are devastated by his death. he was nicknamed thejuice and burst onto the national scene is a star running back winning the 1968 heisman trophy before going onto a hall of fame nfl career so he had a lot of fans. off the field he was a commentator, pitchman, film star. but the case of not guilty verdict has divided the country to this day. in interviews after the death was announced, some said they

her boyfriend, david guillory, was accused of being the getaway driver with their child in his lap as police chased them. he will serve more than seven years on charges including child abuse. the couple will be sentenced in june. >> the pressure continues for the alameda county board of supervisors to set a date for a special recall election for district attorney pamela price. the group save alameda for everyone are safe, held a rally in oakland outside the county administration building today. members say the board of supervisors declined to start the process at its meeting last tuesday. and under state law and the county charter, they have until april 30th to set that date. >> we got the approved signatures. you have hundreds of thousands of people that want this on the ballot and want to constitutionally have her recalled, and we need that done as soon as possible. >> the group safe says it projects that the special recall election will take place sometime between late july and early september. >> election workers in the south bay have been recounting ballots for a week now, and we are still wai

david guillory. was accused of being the getaway driver with their child in his lap as police chased them. he will serve more than seven years on charges including child abuse. the couple will be sentenced in june. >> new at ten tonight a man is now in custody for stealing $10,000 from the elderly couple from los altos hills that he was assigned to as a caregiver for the santa clara county sheriff's department. shared these photos today of 44 year old gerald santo cirillo using an atm. authorities say he stole the couple's debit card in december and used it to withdraw money 15 times. as the investigation started, when the couple's daughter was preparing their taxes in february and noticed the transactions, cirillo was arrested april 16th. he has been charged with unlawful use of a debit card and financial elder abuse by a caregiver for. >> well, a big drop off in temperatures for today. remember yesterday we're talking about 70s and 80s and temperatures above the average. today we're just talking about temperatures in the 60s and below the average with all the cloud cover. nice to have so

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on monday, david letterman's new show debuts here on cbs, followed a week later by chevy chase on foxfficult. - in the third corner, his ratings fading rapidly, arsenio hall. some tv writers think that arsenio could be the big loser in this free-for-all. [cheers and applause] - when letterman came in, it essentially diluted arsenio's brand because there were so many alternatives. - i'm sad to see you go because america is gonna have a big chunk missing out of its existence. [cheers and applause] - losing arsenio... yeah, it was bad. he was the lone voice. gone. - david letterman had the suits at nbc pausing for a moment. "did we make the right choice?" because he came out gangbusters and he was beating jay leno in the ratings. - there are some people who say you blew it. that by picking leno to replace carson over letterman, that that was a big programming mistake. - it was a shaky start-- a really, really, shaky first season start. - well, it's true confessions time for actor hugh grant, who's trying hard to put his recent encounter with a hollywood prostitute behind him. - when hugh

chased down jewish students. they have mocked them and revived that they shattered racial epithets. they have screamed at those who bear the star of davidjoy your free speech. they have told jewish students to wear the star of david to leave the country. and shamefully some professionals and faculties have joined the mobs. thanks have gotten so out of control the schools canceled in person classes and now they have come up with a hybrid model where they will discriminate against jewish students like they are not allowed to come to class anymore for fear of their lives. it is detestable. as columbia has allowed these lawless agitators and radicals to take over, the virus of anti-semitism is spread across other campuses. by some counts as many 200 universities have a similar form of protest right now. at yellow jewish student was stabbed in the night with the palestinian flag in 45 students were arrested. and why you, pro- hamas protesters were shouting from the river to the seat. anti- israel encampments are popping up at universities all across this country. the madness has to stop. the madness has to stop. we just left a meeting with t

senator marsha blackburn, and congressman david coast off, have all reacted to the shooting with a mix of shock, grief, and sadness. others like councilmen chase, carlisle say, this is a tragedy that could have been prevented through what he called a procreate bail measures concerning the issue of guns and violence. and right now, omar, this is the question. had he stayed in jail? could this have been prevented? >> of course, a lot of questions moving forward. thank you for breaking down a lot of factors there and what ended up really tragic actuation. rafael romo really appreciate it all right, teachers >> across america are struggling to find affordable housing due to the rising cost of living and stagnant wages. some educators are juggling multiple jobs after school, while others are turning to communal living in order to make ends meet. sends veronica miracle has more on that report >> bert dixon teaches high school math in one of the most expensive places to live in the world, the bay area suburbs to live just three miles from school, he tutors and teachers at a community college. i'm veronica >> nice to richer did you think at this point

both the car chase and the murder trial were watched by tens of millions around the world at a time when rolling news was in its infancy. davidports from los angeles. fred goldman told us media that the death of oj simpson was a reminder of the years without his son. we will have more reaction in a moment but first david willis reports from los angeles. he was clearly the best running back of the �*70s. oj simpson set records on the american football field that remain unbeaten to this day. he parlayed that popularity into a career in hollywood, appearing in more than 20 films. but it all came crashing down when the former icon was accused of killing his ex—wife, nicole, and a friend, ron goldman, in a jealous rage. this is one of those scenes that would only happen, honestly, here in southern california. tonight oj simpson is a fugitive. his refusal to surrender, prompting a freeway chase featured live on american tv and paving the way for what local media dubbed the trial of the century. he'll be remembered for also creating reality television. it was the oj simpson pursuit. and my coverage, you know, with that type of, you

david guillory was accused of being the getaway driver with their child in his lap. as the police chasedm. he will serve more than seven years on charges including child abuse. >> alameda county district attorney pamela price is talking directly to the people who will decide her fate in the upcoming recall. >> i can tell you that in our office, we are holding people accountable every day. we are charging people. we are prosecuting people. we are doing our part where it's appropriate that they are entitled to diversion. >> price discussed her vision for public safety during a virtual town hall. she said she ran on a progressive platform of reducing sentences for younger offenders, eliminating most sentencing enhancements and holding law enforcement more accountable. price rejects criticism that she's soft on crime. >> we're prosecuting people at the same level as my predecessor, and so this sense that people aren't being held accountable, i think is more driven, by the slant of the way things are being portrayed in the media and presented often, sometimes on social media. >> there are eno