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this is what we're trying to normalize. duncan. are we saying that there hasn't been some shortfalls? no, but are we working on them? yes, i'll come back to you. but let me just come to the madame a quickly before i come back and you are studying psychiatry and tell me how is the enrollment off of this field in your school and how many people do you have in your classes just in order of the stat numbers here. so the moment is not so difficult and in my class currently we are about 36 inasmuch as people me want to study psychiatry, i guess the interest is growing slowly, but then you know, even when we were getting into this field, i'll former students would tell us that we are just wasting our time, you better find something else to do because the government doesn't improve as many . so, you know, even our lecture, i sometimes advise us that we should create our own employment, create your own mental health facilities, because the government does not employ people that will be private and very much expensive us. well, exactly, that

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duncan: absolutely.osed to pick up on the issue that, because of this agreement, northern ireland is a placwhere you can export into the european union and into great britain uniquely in europe. and i suppose the third thing is, he said, we support this windsor framework. and so, although he didn't push anybody particularly hard on politics, he made very clear, america is standing there. and that's a big consideration in the diplomatic world, particularly for the united kingdom. so that does make a difference. nick: today, after his visit to belfast, president biden visited the republic of ireland. he visited a castle to see the point from which his ancestor left and emigrated to the u.s. as i mentioned before, the pro-u.k. unionist party in northern ireland called biden today too irish and anti-british. is that fair? duncan: no, i don't think it is fair. i think he's definitely an irish president. and i suppose that, emotionally, is certainly true. on the other side, president biden is well aware of int

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. >> reporter: for artist duncan murray, the wild winter storms have brought a unique silver lining to craft. it is here on the beaches of monterey county, scattered and piled and waiting to be discovered. >> here is an example of close, but no cigar. >> reporter: duncan is a driftwood artist and his raw materials have washed up everywhere. but he is not just looking for any old bump on a log. he seeks out the most colorful, twisted, and gnarly asked fragments to carve into one-of-a-kind works of art. >> this is a beast, but we will give it a shot. >> reporter: after minutes on carmel river state beach, he finds something. >> probably part of the big sur fire. >> reporter: this log is one of tens of thousands of driftwood pieces on the sand, but to his train diet has possibilities. >> you see how kind of seamless it is. nice and hard. >> reporter: it is a struggle to get this one off the beach. he says he has the verbal okay from local rangers to do this and state law allows removing driftwood pieces of 50 pounds or less, which is about what this weighs, give or take. >> i have satisfa

duncan wrigley, thank you — peace talks. duncan wrigley, thank you very _ peace talks.ces the moment of truth over his plans to repair government finances by raising the retirement age to 64. the highly controversial reforms have sparked widespread strikes and protests across the country. —— strikes and protests across the country after mr macron decided to force the bill through parliament without a vote. it now goes before france's constitutional council — the top legal authority in the land. armin steinbach isjean monnet professor of law and economics at the hec business school in paris. thank school in paris. you very much forjoining me. what is your best guess at what might happen today? first of all, one should emphasise that the constitutional council is not a politicised body like the us court. in the past, it has tended to focus more on the technical questions of constitutional interpretation, so it has not interfered with government decision. the council will not play politics and not say whether the pension reform is right or wrong. that said, it is still har

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i'm jericka duncan in new york. we leave you with a sure sign of spring.aby great horned owl and its mother nesting on the north shore of new york's long island. have a great night. >>> last night, santa cruz police arrested three suspects after a chase they said, those people are believed to be associated with two shootings in fremont, one involving the death of a child. they turned the suspects over to fremont police but would not say, officially, if it is the same shooting on 880. >>> at the same time, a protest plan against alameda county's new district attorney over the handling of the jasper wu case, jasper will, the two-year-old killed by gunfire on the freeway. the protest is set for tomorrow in front of the county courthouse. price campaigned with the slogan, justice with

. >> jericka duncan, thank you. >>> well, tonight a line of severe weather is moving through the southern plains with texas in the bull's-eye. for more, let's bring in meteorologist mike bettes from our partners at the weather channel. good evening, mike. >> norah, good evening. we're anticipating severe thunderstorms once again across the southern plains right through the evening. in particular, oklahoma and texas. the threats likely to be high winds, tornadoes, and hail bigger than ping pong balls. these are the areas to watch, from west texas back down toward austin and houston. tomorrow dallas and fort worth in the mix. large hail once again an issue. flooding rain across oklahoma, including right in oklahoma city. some of those storms could produce torrential downpours here, and some of those storms then move into louisiana, mississippi, and alabama as we go late in the week, a prolonged event of rain brings us chances for flooding. that could be true in florida as well. the threat returns for us through the day tomorrow. tampa, orlando, as well as okeechobee, even miami and ft. laud

jericka duncan has more. >> we'll be back on monday. >> reporter: that was tucker carlson signing off on friday. the highest rated primetime anchor at fox news was told he was leaving the network according to "the new york times." >> fox news and tucker carlson have mutually agreed to part ways. >> reporter: fox made the announcement on air and noted in a statement his last show was friday. there was no comment from carlson. >> in case you haven't noticed, it's hard to trust anything you hear right now. >> rupert murdoch personally made the call to oust carlson. he's currently in a lawsuit filed by his former senior producer abby grossberg. >> that he's used vulgar language to talk about women and his peerser eer bet was deeply misogynistic and sexist. >> carlson's departure comes less than a week after fox settled a lawsuit with dominion voting systems for over $787. text messages revealed in court documents showed carlson privately criticizing fox's special guest former president donald trump and one at management saying those efforts are destroying our credibility. murdoch was also

norah. >> jericka duncan, thank you. >>> we want to turn overseas now to sudan, where u.s.over the weekend, including the navy s.e.a.l. team 6, conducted a daring and successful airlift operation to rescue u.s. embassy staff. it is part of a mass exodus of foreigners now under way from the war-torn country. cbs's debora patta reports from west africa that the warring factions have agreed to a 72-hour cease-fire. >> reporter: this is what khartoum has looked like for over a week. urban warfare right in the city center with gunshots ringing out and fighter jets thundering across apartment blocks. it was into this perilous conflict that u.s. special forces executed their dangerous operation, departing from here, camp lemonnier, america's military base in djibouti. on saturday, troops including the navy s.e.a.l. team 6 left for um ethiopia, landtet night in theit it took less than an hour on the ground to airlift nearly 90 people from the u.s. compound before heading back to djibouti at 115 miles an hour, protected overhead by attack aircraft. the united nations has been evacua

but what happened to people and then a process of learning to work together. professor duncan morrow at auster university in belfast. thank you. you're welcome. now to cyprus, another island that has been plagued by divisions for almost 50 years. cyprus was cut in 2 in 1974 after a series of conflicts that led to turkey occupying the northern half in 1983, the north, unilaterally declared independence, which is only recognized by turkey. today, the northern part is largely populated by turkish cypriots and the south by greek cypriots. the united nations maintains a buffer zone to avoid any further hostilities between the 2 sides and d w's. gunner curnett went to cyprus to report on a choir that brings together people from the 2 sides with music roadblocks, walls and barbed wire have been part of nic hosea, for more than 48 years. the capital remains divided to this day, split into a greek and turkish part, just like the rest of cyprus. the greek cypriot to your go speedo, finds it difficult to accept the political deadlock and that there is no perspective of reunification. he looks o

duncan, hidden charges or they say it happens when we are talking about up charges like with cream andutter and thing like that alex, i get it. i think sometimes you've got to pay a little extra for the extras but this is something that they are saying is completely different. they're saying this is not fair. what say you. >> they say it is enrichment because is not disclosed. there's no details on what the extra charges are coming in so for i do think there is a good point there and on top of that thought from the complaint that's that civil but interesting. we are doing this undisclosed chart for this seems to be a level of intent for franchises. i'm not sure but it caught my attention. i will say i think it is a little weak when they do -- it makes you a little bit like how much, how damaged or injure are you really. i don't really know why go to court over it but here we are paid. >> about 30 seconds for you robert. >> i think they're different franchises that are instituting this new online ordering mechanism. it may be justification for these including ordering fees that i think

>> norah: jericka duncan, thank you.ne of severe weather is moving through the southern plains, with texas in the bull's-eye. for more, let's bring in meteorologist mike bettes from our partners at the weather channel. good evening, mike. >> norah, good evening. anticipating severe sub thunderstorms once again across the southern plains into the evening. in particular oklahoma and texas. likely to be high winds, tornadoes, and hail bigger than ping-pong balls. these are the areas to watch, from west texas back down toward austin, and houston. tomorrow, dallas and fort worth in the mix. large hail once again an issue. flooding rain across oklahoma, including right in oklahoma city. some of those storms could produce a torrential downpour is here and some of those storms then move into louisiana, mississippi, and alabama as we go late in the wheat from a prolonged event of rain brings chances for flooding. that can be true in florida, as well, through the day tomorrow, tampa, orlando, as well as okeechobee, iambic, fort la

i'm jericka duncan in new york. have a great night. >>> san francisco always comes back.san francisco really on the rebound? what the data is saying as the city faces a massive budget shortfall. >>> i'm john ramos in sunnyvale. one homeowner's attempt to go all electric has not gone easy. we'll have the cautionary tale coming up. >>> and a bay area father taking up the fight against fentanyl turning his pain into a new mission. >>> live from the cbs studios in san francisco, i'm brian hackney. >> i'm andrea nakano. some gloomy news this week for san francisco. the city is losing money and lots of it. the latest budget outlook shows nearly an $800 million shortfall over the next two years. back in december, the mayor asked city departments to make budget cuts and her new proposed budget is due out by june 1st. >> real estate researchers report san francisco taking longer than most major cities to recover from the pandemic. da lin reports the city is funding events and changing policies to encourage people back downtown. >> reporter: city leaders say remote work has forever

while duncan morrow is a professor of political science at auster university in belfast, and earlier he told me more about the ambitions of the good friday agreement and its legacy 25 years on the good friday agreement was the very front down agreement . it was against the backdrop of the violence but had tried to make a new arrangement about the relationship between britain and ireland and british nathan irishness, which was a careful balance. and to make that happen, the local politicians with their work together and power sharing in an agreement. one of our problems have been that since brag that's a new question come into the northern and politics, which is the border. should there be a trade border between the european union and the united kingdom in northern ireland, which would be a restatement of all the old divisions that were there? or do we need to have a border then which manual which f like manages trade between great britain and scott and wales and northern ireland. for that question of where the border goes, has made it really, really difficult and recently united king

for norah o'donnell and all of us here, i am jericka duncan. have a great ight.t, and the puppy was sick. ultimately, you had the puppy euthanized. >> announcer: ...or was her inexperience a factor? >> judge judy: you told the doctor as follows, "the puppy was healthy when we got it." >> well, from our understanding, it was healthy. i have never had a puppy before. >> judge judy: i don't care what your understanding is. he even offered you another puppy. >> announcer: "judge judy." you are about to enter the courtroom you are about to enter the courtroom of judge judith sheindlin. captions paid for by cbs television distribution nicole isaac is suing ricardo williams for selling her a sick german shepherd puppy. >> byrd: order! all rise! this is case number 423 on the calendar in the matter of isaac vs. williams. >> judge judy: thank you. >> byrd: you're welcome, judge. parties have been sworn in. ha .ay be seate puppy from the defnt you had the puppy euthanized. is that correct? >> yes, that's correct. >> judge judy: you want a whole bunch of things from the def

that was duncan morris speaking with this earlier. it has been a 100 days since louis in our ceo, linda da silva, returned to power in brazil. the left wing political icon defeated the far right incumbent gyre, boston aro, in last october's election. since then, lula has focused on reversing the policies of his predecessor or trying to improve brazil's international ties. it was a stunning political come back the lula. he won the presidential election with the slimmest mountain in decades, becoming the leader of a deeply polarized purcell. his priorities, pasting the economy, protecting the rain forest and tackling poverty. oh do cobra. i have a lot of commitments like a lot of tasks. but the essential one is to guarantee that every child woman, teenager, and man can have a coffee, breakfast, lunch, and dinner. every day, just a week after lily's integration, a failed attempt to unseat him. thousands of far right extremists stormed the countries congress presidential palace and supreme court. lula vowed to punish the riotous, but the

i'm jericka duncan in for norah.expelled by their republican colleagues following be reinstatedotests could soon- and it comes as we witness the political fallout over the tennessee three. one state representative was spared by a single vote, allowing her to keep her job. tennessee is now at the center of the partisan divide over race and gun violence. tonight, vice president kamala harris is in nashville to meet with the ousted lawmakers and push for legislation to address gun violence. we are also learning that president biden just called the three and invited them to the white house. and today we heard from former president barack obama who says this is the latest example of a broader erosion of democratic norms. cbs's mark strassmann starts us off tonight from nashville. mark, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, jericka. vice president harris went inside the chapel behind me to meet with the three democratic politicians and their supporters and this should make them happy. former state representative justin

and duncan, himself speaking in russian television, said that his daughter was a friend of these are a ascii what sort of reactions otherwise, are we seeing to this killing roman? well, the russian authorities are saying that it was a terrorist attack that the ukrainians, korean government is to blame. and they also blaming the russian position leader in the valley or he supported in russia. he himself, he's in prison, of course. and most of his supporters are abroad, but they are claiming that those people had something to do with this killing. and the, the russian bloggers themselves, the war supporters, they are of course, very harsh. they are demanding, or there will be death penalty again in russia. they are demanding a crackdown on russian liberals still in the country. some of them are saying that russia should now do the same and start killings in ukraine. people who are possibly behind this, this killing in st. petersburg. so they're very hushed tones and, and andy made major tone is no read lines anymore. roman, thank you very much. it was d w, russia analysts roland gon, s

i'm jericka duncan in new york. thanks for spending your sunday with us.od t. >>> now at 6:00, chaos at an antidrug protest in san francisco when it's interrupted by counterprotesters and an overdose. >> all we're asking for is safer san francisco streets. >>> plus controversy off the court as the warriors took on the sacramento kings. why rapper e-40 was asked to leave the golden 1 center. >>> and mothers daughters and sisters all disappearing. >> got phone call one day. that my daughter was missing. it had been confirmed? s where my mom? >> where is my mom? you have to save them, i don't know. >> the alarming epidemic of missing and murdered indigenous women in california. our series of special reports begin tonight. >>> live from the cbs studios in san francisco. i'm brian hackney. >> i'm andrea nakano. we start tonight with a protest at san francisco's city hall demanding an end to open air drug dealing and use on the streets. reporter da lin talked with fed up residents and during one of liz interviews talking about the epidemic, a man overdosed in fr

arnie duncan, did you see the same gap across all ages k-12? gap, and it is not just a perception gap. it is a reality gap, and it breaks my heart. parents are the greatest advocates for children. if they do not know if their child needs more help in reading or math, they do not know what to do, so the fact that we are being dishonest with students but also parents, we are missing a massive opportunity to help parents help their children to catch up and close these gaps in high school and ultimately college ready to be successful. amna: also those proficiency numbers are alarming. you go city by city in this study, and when you take a look at just reading proficiency in a few cities who looked at here, you see in boston eighth-graders showed a 30% proficiency in rating. 85% of the parents thought they were doing fine. in houston, 92% of parents that their parents were fine. sacramento, 90% of parents believed their kids were proficient. when you look at the numbers were math, they are even more alarming in so many spaces. theurveys were from ma

cbs's jericka duncan takes an in-depth look at this fatal substance that's been found in nearly every>> it completely incapacitates you commit puts you down.% >> chandler who doesn't want his name used is in recovery. he believes he was given a mixture of fentanyl and another powerful drug called xylazine. >> they called it tranq, i didn't like it to. speak of the drug enforcement administration has seen fentanyl mixed with xylazine and all but two states. in georgia, deaths involving xylazine jumped from 15 and 2022 mack 183 last year. >> xylazine is cheap, a kilo in puerto rico is $300. >> dan seltzer worked for the dea for more than 30 years. >> what can you tell people about the effects of xylazine? >> it's for large animals, it's not for human consumption. most the time when you cut fentanyl with xylazine you're going to have an overdose death. >> xylazine and fentanyl combined have been described as the deadliest drug in the united states. >> they run a support organization in marietta, georgia. of the couple has seen countless lives cut short due to drugs including their son da

." >>> i'm jericka duncan in new york. thanks so much for staying with us.t easter is behind us, many stores will have sales on the chocolate bunnies and easter eggs. and if that's not enough for your sweet tooth, it's also girl scout cookie season. troops started setting up tables and going door to door this weekend. the girl scouts use cookie sales to raise, get this, over $800 million a year. but one girl scout troop is boycotting the annual fund-raiser over concerns for the environment and children on le mother side of the world. >> on my honor i will try -- >> reporter: in the basement of this jersey city nursing home girl scout troop 12026 is in community service mode. >> start cleaning up. >> reporter: making cards for residents while brainstorming alternatives to the big fund-raiser they ditched three years ago. ♪ get your girl scout cookies here ♪ the perennial girl scout cookie sale. >> who here misses selling cookies? >> i miss selling them, but it's for a good cause. >> reporter: troop leader gina vertebello sold cookies with her scouts for a dec

." >>> i'm jericka duncan in new york. thanks for staying with us.president donald trump is set to arrive here in new york city. he is expected to be arraigned tomorrow in a manhattan criminal court. sources say he'll be charged with more than two dozen crimes related to hush money payments made to a former adult film actress right before the 2016 election. well, mr. trump will become the first former president in u.s. history to be fingerprinted and have his mugshot taken. it's unclear right now if trump will be handcuffed during his arraignment. but the nypd is bracing for possible protests. 35,000 new york city police officers will be on duty in uniform on tuesday. robert costa has more. >> reporter: what do you expect? >> mayhem. i expect complete and total mayhem. >> reporter: former trump lawyer michael cohen will along with all of us see something surreal this week. a former president arriving at manhattan criminal courthouse to take a mugshot and be fingerprinted, all as protesters gather outside. >> this is his worst fear. being mugshotted,

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." >>> i'm jericka duncan in new york. thanks so much for staying with us.n continues today in the $1.6 billion defamation lawsuit against fox news. now, the jury will decide whether fox is financially liable for reporting on conspiracy and fraud in the 2020 presidential election despite knowing the allegations were false. here's erin moriarty. >> we're grateful you trust us and we'll try to be worthy of your trust. >> reporter: tucker carlson, sean hannity, maria bartiromo, and lou dobbs. >> details of the election rigging are beginning to emerge from all around the country. >> reporter: some of the best-known current and former faces of fox news may soon trade their anchor chairs for the witness stand in a delaware courtroom. they appear on the witness list along with top fox executives including chairman and ceo rupert murdoch in a defamation lawsuit that could have a devastating impact on the company. >> this is the strongest case you've ever seen? >> strongest case in terms of the evidence. >> reporter: lee levine is a retired first amendment lawyer who

jericka duncan, cbs news, marietta, georgia.>> norow to tt breaking news we have been waiting for.eserving a woman's access to the abortion pill mifepristone. while the legal case continues. the justices granted emergency requests from the biden administration and the drugmaker after a u.s. district court judge revoked the fda's 23-year-old approval of the drug. mifepristone is a medication that has been used by millions of american women since it was approved in 2000. all right, a raging tanker truck fire shuts down a bridge on a major interstate. we got some details next. ♪ ♪ thrill them with shrimp three ways. try the new cajun shrimp trio, richly seasoned with cajun flavor. it's a bold new way for shrimp three ways. welcome to fun dining. ♪♪ this is how it feels to du more with less asthma... ...thanks to dupixent. xedden breathing problems. it's an add-on treatment for specific types of moderate-to-severe asthma. and can help improve lung function for better breathing in as little as two weeks. dupixent helps prevent asthma attacks... and can even reduce or eliminate oral ster

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safeguard free speech after this viral event was caught on camera, with students heckeling judge kyrle duncansm is showing. >> cheryl: the president of stanford, this quarter we will announce new initiatives for norms and values at stanford. duncan, a federal judge, ambushed by the woke mob of law students and dean of diversity, equity and inclusion at that event. a lot of law students, my question would be, what exactly, what job will you get after you heckled a federal judge? just a question. >> todd: good luck heckeling a partner or judge when you are doing work, gone if that happens. thank you. ion conservatives getting electioned to student government and pushing back against growing shift on campus to call out agenda of college administrations to provide more resources to the same organizations that divide the student body and promote harm to the first amendment. newly elected campus reform correspondents join me now. dillon, how are you selling conservatism on campus to a young and very young and liberal student body? >> thank you for having me on here. the first thing i do is i ran fo

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she, duncan officials have charge dozens of people immediately affiliated with these stomach state tenant group for involvement of the attacks. but no one has been convicted for you and has clarified that an upcoming meeting with diplomats will not focus on the question of granting recognition to the taliban. at the start of the week, you and deputy secretary general amena mama, that spot concern saying that a meeting between your in chief and toner, good toners and understand envoys would discuss a court pathway to recognition for the polar bond or un spokesperson has now confirmed that the doha meeting, starting the 1st of me will not focus on that. yeah. what i can say is that the doha conference on the 1st and 2nd of may is not focusing on recognition. and we don't want there to be any confusion about that. the point of the discussion which will be held in a closed private setting is to build a more unified consensus on the challenges at hand. and as you know, there's a, a need to reinvigorate international engagement around the sort of common objectives that the international communi

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