and conviction of earnest ..., man. found guilty of murder and attempted murder. during a robbery at an apartment complex in 1993. as our jose martinez were. reports. the d a claims that notes written by the prosecutors warrant a closer look. >>alameda county district attorney pamela price. it was a discovery. of case notes like these identifying potential jurors by race and ethnicity. as jewish and as as possible opponents of the death penalty. that's opened opened a pandora's box. office has discovered. a evidence. of prosecutorial misconduct involved in the death penalty cases. prices. judge vince chhabria of the us district court of northern california has ordered her office to review nearly a dozen death. penalty cases. the 1st red flag process surfaced in the case of earnest ..., who's currently on death row for the 1995. murder of 9 year old lens, clark. and the attempted murder of his grandmother, bernice. price says her office stumble upon notes highlighting the race and ethnicity of potential jurors in the dikes case course of reviewing mr ... is sentenc

look, we have not really been here in earnest in five years and the ev landscape for sure has changedcally since 2019. so many more chinese brands that dominate this local market. so that is probably theme number one, how the chinese ev makers over the last five years have created, i would not say a monopoly, but they dominate in the first quarter the top 10 brands of models that were sold in china. nine of them were domestically made chinese brands. only tesla cracked the top 10. also, again, these chinese makers are improving their quality and lowering their costs. so what do the legacy carmakers from europe, japan, and the u.s., who used to dominate here, how do they compete in this domestic space when the locals are engaged in a price war as well to bring the costs down? volkswagen for one, they are bringing their investor day here, they are bringing all of their top executives. they have 20% of the internal combustion market here in china but only about 2% of the ev market. have they lost this space because of the ev switch here in china? bmw and mini, they are bringing 15 models

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charlie demar, cbs news, crestwood, illinois. >> norah: we need more coaches like earnest horton, andrt of america." thank you, and that's tonight's >> he had his gun on his hip, as he always does. >> announcer: this neighbor says, "it was to keep others safe." >> we had had several car break-ins. i was openly carrying, as i'm licensed to carry. >> announcer: but did he take his crime watch too far? >> judge judy: her niece said you approached the car with your hand on a gun. >> she was on her porch screaming at me about chasing her kids, and i pointed a gun at them. >> announcer: "judge judy." you are about to enter the courtroom of you are about to enter the courtroom of judge judith sheindlin. captions paid for by cbs television distribution edith sieg-reed is suing her neighbor, richard gorman jr., for the cost to move a shed, harassment, and bullying. >> byrd: order! all rise! this is case number 295 on the calendar in the matter of sieg-reevs. gorman. >> judge judy: thank you. >> byrd: you're welcome, judge. parties have been sworn in. you may be seated. folks, have a seat, plea

. >> reporter: 77 years after jackie robinson blazed the trail for black players, coaches like earnestrom over. >> the grassroots are suffering. there's no baseball being played in the communities. of course there's not gonna be black baseball players in mlb. >> horton is a public school teacher in chicago. who started black baseball media, an organization giving players from predominantly underserved communities access to top-notch facilities and exposure to college scouts. >> see g is believing. everyone is drinking the kool-aid. >> reporter: high school senior khamaree thomas will play in college, so will demir heidelberg, aiming to follow in the footsteps of current black big leaguers, but the teens say there are often barriers. what difference does that make having that access? >> it's a huge difference, because usually kids with my skin color, they can't get into it because they don't have the money or the exposure to it. >> reporter: what message does that send to you? how does that sit? >> it's time for everyone to get their boots on the ground. it's time to unite. you can't si

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he was very earnest and serious. the other members loved to make fun of him, but he was a very good and and he told a good story in his oral history. here's two of my favorite people on the committee. on the left is a woman named shirley kee. she hired she was the fifth employee of the truman committee. she 22 years old, right out of college, very well-educated, which, of course in washington, d.c., of that time as a woman meant that she was qualified for what secretary work course up and but she quickly rose up and became the boss of the other secretaries and she was in charge of greeting people who in early on, hugh fulton realized that truman committee needed a press. somebody was going to talk to the press, deal with reporters and everything. and he got a line on a guy in new york city. this guy right here, walter haymaker, hammer down from new york on the train, a beautiful spring day in 1941. he walked in, he met this young woman here and she said, hey, us, mr. portman's busy right now. why don't you go take wa

we'll be doing that in earnest. and i'll take a few questions. reporter: what is your response to republicans who say this move should cost you your job and that if you don't resign they'll try to oust you? mr. johnson: i am not re-signing. it is in my view an absurd notion that someone would bring a vacate motion when we are simply here trying to do our it is not helpful to the cause or helpful to the country and does not help republicans advance our agenda which is in the best interest of the american people, a secure border, sound governance, and it's not helpful to the unity we have in the body. look, we have a very important mission, the most of us, the reason every house republican ran for congress is because they wanted to come here and help save this beleaguered republic of ourself. we want to -- ours. we want to save our country. this is a civilizational moment and a moment we'll decide in this election cycle which vision we have for the country. we believe, and y'all have heard me say before, we believe in the founding principles, the f

so that's something i'm definitely paying attention to, as we get into earnings in earnest next week. >> dan, it takes some time for the impact of the entire commodity prices to trickle through and to be inflation data. do you think that investors should start to worry that this commodities rally could set back the fed's plan to cut interest rates? when do they start worrying about that? >> they're already started to worry when the payroll numbers came out last week with 300,000 jobs, people were looking at 200,000. the bond market sold off, the fed rate cuts is a coin flip between two to three rate cuts at this point. i'm thinking it's closer to one to two, because unless you see energy prices drop a lot, or the economy slow down a lot, you're going to probably see those expect tations getting ratchete back. this whole year, expectations have been coming down. start of the year, it peaked at about 7. now we're down between 2 and 3, and the s&p gained 10% in the first quarter. that's fantastic, better than a typical year. so i think you've been sort of ignoring this, but our main thin

was russia's annual military budget, this big threat to world peace prior to this... war that began earnest in february of 2022, $65 billion a year, that there's actually no country in the world that has a budget of more than $100 billion a year for their military except the us and china. china is about 250 billion for its entire military to protect one and a half billion people, so from that measure a billion a hund billion dollars is an awful lot of money. let's look at it however. from the cost to the people that are paying it in the united states and presumably in the eu, with $100 billion dollars, you could solve the homeless problem in the united states entirely, there'd be no more homelessness in the united states rather than tens of thousands of people living in the streets and every major city, you could solve the hunger problem in the entire world for five years with 100 billion dollars, you 9 million people a year die of starvation in the world. every year, you could solve that problem, so it's a lot of money, indeed, it's quite, i shouldn't say surprising greg simmons, but it's

this all stems from a review of the trial and conviction of earnest dikes.f murder and attempted murder during a robbery at an apartment complex back in 1993. as our jose martinez reports the da claims that notes written by prosecutors warrant a closer look. >> reporter: alameda county district attorney pamela price says it was a discovery of case notes like these identifying potential jurors by race and ethnicity as jewish and as possible opponents of the death penalty that's opened a pandora's box. >> my office has discovered evidence of prosecutorial misconduct involved in the death penalty cases. >> reporter: price says judge vince chabrio of northern california has ordered her office to review nearly a dozen death penalty cases. the first red flag, price says, surfaced in the case of earnest dikes, who's currently on death row for the 1995 murder of 9-year-old lance clark. and the attempted murder of his grandmother bernice. price says her office stumbled upon notes highlighting the race and et necessarytist of potential jurors in the dikes' case. >> in

and this is footage from ukraine, where the disaster was in earnest: powerful downpours covered many cities, streams of water rushed through the streets, in kiev, more than twenty cars drowned right in the parking lot near the bus station. today , most of european russia will be at the mercy of the atlantic cyclone, outside the bad storm zone only the southern latitude of the volga region will remain. the area of ​​this vortex contains quite warm air, therefore. only in the polar regions will the rain turn into snow, and the heaviest precipitation, on the order of the third-month norm, is expected in places in the north and center of the region. the first echelon of rain clouds reached moscow last night. around 15% of the monthly volume of moisture has already fallen in the capital; before lunch, showers and thunderstorms will acquire a local, short-term character, and then again sharply increase in total. at weather stations in the capital almost the full ten-day norm of precipitation will be collected, but today's bad weather is a sign of an imminent change in the weather trend. to

it's getting here in earnest tomorrow morning. everybody will get a pretty widespread rain. we got to talk about this turnaround and cooldown, forecast coming right up. >>> outrage over a plea deal for a dui suspect who killed a champion cyclist in san francisco, the concern about what it could mean for future cases. >> this set a really dangerous precedent that someone can drive dangerously, recklessly drunk and kill someone and not really face much consequence at all. >>> this is cbs news bay area with juliette goodrich. >>> let's begin with a big positive for oakland. first fridays is back after a three-month hiatus. the monthly block party draws thousands of people, but financial challenges forced it to take a break. now the nonprofit behind first fridays it relaunching it again on the stretch of telegraph avenue in koreatown. that is despite dealing with a burglary earlier this week. da lin joining us live now. he's telling us this is certainly a big boost for all of the money troubles they've had over there. da? there you are. how you doing, da? it looks like people ar

it's getting here in earnest tomorrow morning. everybody will get a pretty widespread rain.alk about this turnaround and cooldown, forecast coming right up. >>> outrage over a plea deal for a dui suspect who killed a champion cyclist in san francisco, the concern about what it could mean for future cases. >> this set a really dangerous precedent that someone can drive dangerously, recklessly drunk and kill someone and not really face much consequence at all. >>> this is cbs news bay area with juliette goodrich. >>> let's begin with a big positive for oakland. first fridays is back after a three-month hiatus. the monthly block party draws thousands of people, but financial challenges forced it to take a break. now the nonprofit behind first fridays it relaunching it again on the stretch

. >> that's donald trump's trial began in earnest today with opening statements and the first witness inside and outside the courtroom. donald trump and his lawyers claim that the former president is unfairly accused of illegally hiding hush money payments to adult film star stormy daniels. alina is one of trump's lawyers should not be here today because he did nothing trump defense told the 12 person jury that the payments like the $130,000 check given to daniels by trump's lawyer. we're not illegal. this is the case. >> uk and they that a legal expense. >> prosecutors say trump lied about the money in official new york business records. they say trump directed his then lawyer michael cohen to pay the national enquirer to buy exclusive rights to actors. daniel story of an alleged affair with trump and make sure it was not published before the 2016 election. the publisher of the national enquirer, david packer was the first prosecution witness in the trial, which has recessed for the day and is expected to go on for weeks should should be a lot of different places like and i'm sitting

by the way, we are in deadly earnest. this is not a joke. it matters.hird, for everyone who cares for a loved one, my budget would finally create a national paid family and medical leave program. after four weeks of care for a newborn, a sick loved one, or yourself without losing your income. it's past time america caught up with the rest of the world on paid leave. all this helps families, and it grows the economy. it grows the economy. and we can afford to do it. we can't afford not to do it. look, i'm a catholic, but i want to make sure, if you make a million bucks, great. just start paying your fair share of taxes. but let me ask you -- does anyone here think the tax code is fair? raise your hand. i don't either. the last administration enacted a $2 trillion tax cut, overwhelmingly benefited very wealthy individuals and corporations and exploded benefits more than any other president had. we cut the deficit, by the way. it added more to the national debt than any presidential term in history and is due to expire next year. guess what? i hope to be p

cherries under the awnings, and this is footage from ukraine, this is where the elements played out in earnestcities, rushing through the streets streams of water, in kiev, more than twenty cars drowned right in the parking lot near the bus station, today. most of european russia will be at the mercy of the atlantic cyclone. only the southern latitudes of the volga region will remain outside the bad weather zone. the area of ​​this vortex contains quite warm air, so only in the arctic region will rain turn into snow, and the heaviest precipitation of about a third of the monthly norm is expected in places in the north and center of the region. the first echelon of rain clouds reached moscow last night, and by morning the capital was already there. about 15% of the monthly volume of moisture fell, before lunchtime thunderstorms will acquire a local short-term character, and then again sharply will increase in total at the end of the day at the weather stations of the capital, almost the full ten-day norm of precipitation will be collected, however, today's bad weather is a sign of an imminent c

. >> reporter: 77 years after jackie robinson blazed a trail for black players, coaches like earnestre's no baseball being played in the communities, of course there's not going to be black baseball players in mlb. >> reporter: horton is a public schools teacher in chicago and started black baseball media, an organization giving players from predominantly underserved communities access to top-notch facilities and exposure to college scouts. >> seeing is believing. everyone is drinking the kool-aid. >> reporter: high school senior kamari thomas will play in college. so will demere heidelberg, aiming to follow in the footsteps of current black big leaguers, but the teams say there are often barriers. >> what difference does it make having that access? >> it's a huge difference because usually kids with my skin color, they can't get into it because they don't either have the money, or they don't have the exposure to it. >> what message does that send to you? how does that sit? >> it's time for everybody to get their boots on the ground. it's time to unite. we can't sit here on the sidel

so this is really hidden kicking off his general election campaign in earnest. today now what i have heard heard of from his team about what he's going to be talking about. he's really going to be focusing on themes that helped propel him to victory in these states in 2016. and that's immigration and crime. when i talked its campaign, they said they expect him to rail against spidered and border policies here in michigan. that headline for that event is what they call biden's blood or border bloodbath. and that's what they've been referring to it as, of course referencing the very controversial show phrase he used weeks ago that received a lot of backlash from democrats and republicans alike when he referred to a potential bloodbath on the auto industry and the country if biden were to win, we're also told that donald trump has invited the family of ruby he garcia. she's someone who was recently killed here in michigan by an undocumented immigrant police, say that it was a domestic dispute, but we'll see if her family and she come today to this event. but look,

trump begins in earnest this morning. we're live with the high stakes ahead of opening statements in the history hush money trial. >>> bipartisanship triumphs in the fight over foreign aid, the house clearing the way for billions of dollars for ukraine and israel, but will a vote cost mike johnson his speakership? >>> clashes at columbia, the heated protests over israel's war in gaza that led to the campus rabbi issuing a warning to jewish students at the ivy league. >>> a rescue caught on camera, good samaritans leap into action to save a driver trapped in a burning car just in the nick of time. >>> and kevin bacon still has to cut loose. he returns to the school where he filmed foot loose 40 years later. it's monday, all 22nd, "early today" starts right now. >>> good morning, glad you are with me, i'm frances rivera. arguments will soon begin in the historic criminal hush money trial of donald trump. within hours the jury will hear opening arguments. the lawyers will give a preview of the facts to come in the case again

. >> if he works with us in an earnest way, that they would be willing to vote "no" on a motion to vacatereporter: also set for a vote tomorrow, a bill that would require tiktok to be sold or divested from its china-based owner or face a ban in the united states within a year. margaret, they have added this to this major foreign aid package. >> margaret: it's going to be a busy weekend on capitol hill. scott, thank you. a possible school shooting was averted. police in maryland revealed new details today about how they stopped a student's plan to carry out an attack. cbs's nicole sganga reports. >> a potentially catastrophic event was prevented. >> reporter: a possible school shooting thwarted. authorities arrested 18-year-old alex ye, charging the high school student previously hospitalized for psychiatric treatment with making threats of mass violence at his high school and elementary school in rockville, maryland. according to charging documents, a friend alerted local police of a chilling 129-page memoir, a story of a bullied transgender teen's desire to shoot up his school. elements

>> it was the first major release of co salman into the climate rivers and stammer movil began in earnest last year. yesterday they released more than 400,000 chinook salmon from the same location. salmon released are expected to return 2 and and klamath river in 2 to 4 years after life in the pacific ocean. >> i know it's like a safe for the fish or whatever. but yes, i shoot them out. live, look here at the bay bridge toll plaza. pretty clear skies and nice weather for folks trying to help a little bit of traffic. that's to be expected around this time of day. kron. 4 meteorologist kyla grogan is here with more. what we can expect this evening. yes, we go from the salmon to the people in their cars. probably feeling like 7 trying to swim upstream. >> hope you get ok there, everybody. let's take a look at what's happening across the state right now. look at how the inland spots really hanging on to the heat. take a look at bakersfield, fresno in the 80's at this hour. 67 in los angeles. obviously, we pulled it down a little bit here after a really nice day live. look at stormtracker 4 ki