errol: mr. -- geoff: penny? errol: i'm sorry. mr. penny will be back in court in july.bond right now, he cannot leave the state, he has surrendered his passport. an indictment will likely follow. when he comes back in july, he will have received a lot of information from the district attorney about evidence that's been collected, the investigation they've conducted, and they will be in a better position to assess whether he wants to change his plea, strike a deal or go to trial. those are pretty much the choices in front of him. geoff: errol lewis, thank you for being with us. errol: thank you. ♪ amna: this sunday, more than 60 million turks will cast their ballot to decide the country's next president. turkey is a nato member, part of the g20, and for two decades has been led by reccep tayyip erdogan. the opposition calls him authoritarian. he calls them terrorists. and as nick schifrin reports, erdogan faces his toughest battle yet in an election that could have major implications for turkey, and its allies. nick: in the city that propelled him to power three decades

errol: we have seen some numbers that have been impressive. cops was doubled and i think tripled. a lot of overtime is being spent and a lot of cops are in the subways. the number of arrests has more than doubled, the number of crimes have plummeted. so yes that response has yielded , results. what it has not done is dealt with people in need, who are perhaps disorderly, perhaps homeless. you cannot arrest somebody, you cannot arrest your way out of those problems. arresting somebody does not get them an apartment, it does not get them addiction treatment or whatever assistance they might need. and that has been the stubborn remnants of a policing approach that some people have condemned as the wrong tool for the current situation. you certainly don't want pickpockets and muggers running around in the subway plying their trade but you also don't necessarily want to apply an anti-crime policing approach to people who need help and jordan neely is a perfect example of that. he spent six months in rikers island, he came out and we have this trage

good evening, errol. >> reporter: good evening, norah.is investigating exactly what took place across the streets of the country's biggest city last night. but for many, hearing that phrase "near catastrophic car chase" certainly evoked memories of the late princess diana's death nearly 26 years ago. in midtown manhattan last night, prince harry and meghan markle stepped out the cheers and stepped into apparent danger after a spokesperson says the royal couple were involved in a near catastrophic car chase. the duke and duchess of sussex accuse highly aggressive paparazzi of relentlessly pursuing them, at times driving on sidewalks in an incident lasting more than two hours. >> i would find it hard to believe that there was atwo-hou. i don't think there is many of us who don't recall how -- how his mom died. and it would be horrific to lose innocent bystander during a chase like this. >> reporter: law enforcement sources tell cbs news after leaving the event around 10:00 p.m., the couple did not want the paparazzi to know where they were

he could be any one of the three things. >> well,erroll, you have hit it on the head, because it could be any one of three things. and now, back, you were the first female elected to congress, and scott was the first republican ever elected in south carolina, and what do you make of the announcement today? >> well, i think that it is something that he has thought about for a little bit, but i agree with erroll, because one of the things that the candidates have the deal with is donald trump. he is still polling well. he has the followers, and they need somebody to, and they need somebody to lead them. they need somebody to look to, an alternative. so they all have to answer the question, what do i do with donald trump. i don't think that tim scott is looking to be a donald trump vp. donald trump is very hard on the republican party, and so he is looking to set his own path, and own goals. tim is a very good friend of mine, and he is very policy-oriented and one thing that i am proud of tim, he is the only one who has tried to solve the major issues in the senate that we are trying to d

>> norah: errol barnett, thank you very much. abortion rights affecting millions of american women. north carolina's republican-controlled legislature successfully overrode democratic governor roy cooper's veto to ban most abortions after 12 weeks of pregnancy. more than half of the country, 26 states, have now passed some form of abortion restrictions or an outright ban since the supreme court's repeal of roe vs. wade last summer. cbs's caitlin huey-burns has reaction from north carolina's capital of raleigh. >> the bill becomes law. >> reporter: republican lawmakers moved quickly tuesday night, turning new abortion restrictions into law. >> the majority of the people of north carolina don't want right-wing politicians in the exam room with women and their doctors, and they are mad. >> reporter: a party switch by state representative tricia cotham last month gave republicans a super majority and the power to override the governor's veto. cotham had campaigned as a democrat, pledging to protect abortion rights. anyone.ll not be c

jeremy, errol, thank you. good to see you. >>> new this morning, the u.s.eral surgeon is issuing the impact on children's mental health from social media use. warning of profound risk of harm. cnn medical correspondent meg terrel is with us in the studio. meg, you ended up speaking with the attorney general about this. i think anyone who is a parent, anyone who is around kids can see this harm happening on a day-to-day basis. >> yeah. this is something that the surgeon general is really worried about both as a parent and the doctor for the country. of course we know that use of social media among kids is almost universal. kids 13 to 17, 95% report to use social media. and though the minimum age is typically 13 to join these platforms, they found that 40% of kids ages 8 to 12 are on these platforms as well. while they found there is some benefit to using social media like creating community, especially for marginalized groups, they found the risk of harm is potentially much greater here, including things like depression and anxiety, going on social media ins

let's speak now to errol louis.ol, is this good politics for desantis in the republican field right now? >> well, if he was going to stay in the republican field, he had to do something at this point. as the new cnn poll shows, he's 27 points behind donald trump, among republicans. that's the bad news. the worst news is that he was only 14 points behind a couple of months ago. this is an attempt, i think by ron desantis to try to stop that trend before it turns into an irreversible trend. he's got to try to put together some kind of a plausible path to victory. he apparently is going to try to appeal to social conservatives, which is good for a start. it's not enough to necessarily overtake donald trump. but it seems to be what he's going to try to do. we'll have to watch very carefully and listen careful, i should say, tonight, and see what he comes up with on twitter. >> so he is trying to outtrump trump in terms of conservative positions here. but also making the argument, in effect, that he's the trump who gets

years i know you've covered a long time errol as well. and i've watched leaders are both political parties kick the can and refused to solve a broken immigration system because it is politically profitable to leave it broken. then you can run on it and then you can fund-raise off of it this. no reason why we have to continually have a broken immigration system. and i think the resentment this breeds among new yorkers and lots of other americans isn't out of a lack of compassion for these asylum seekers who are ponds, but out of us frustration that this is all we've come up. with asylum, thanks to a cities for kids in cages. housing people in public school gyms or dropping them off, dumping them off of the vice president's front yard. this is as good as we can do? it's a joke. >> it's very complicated problem, though. when you say it's a fluid situation it's because there's no way to envision how the flow is going to stop. as long as you have the situation you have, i was gonna say in central america, but the biggest flow of migrants in re

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cbs's errol barnett reports we're also getting new details about the death of an 8-year-old while in custody in texas. shedical assistancether of three times on the day her little girl died in this border patrol processing center in texas. "how are they going to tell me everything was okay and then the baby dies? that's negligence." according to cbp, reyes suffered from flu-like symptoms and was given tamiflu. "they killed my daughter," the honduran father says. "it was a medical emergency." cbs news has learned she and her family were held for a week despite rules agents must only hold migrants for a maximum of three days. the girl was pronounced dead at a nearby hospital. record migrant crossings in recent weeks have led to overcrowding at facilities across the country. new york city received 5,800 migrants last week. >> we have 108,000 cities, villages, towns. if everyone takes a small portion, it is not a burden on one city. >> reporter: the city transformed its iconic roosevelt hotel in midtown into a welcome center for migras and u 1,000 r. >> they're eager to work. >> reporter

cbs's errol barnett reports.ils about the death of an 8-year-old while in custody in texas. >> the mother of 8-year-old anadith reyes says she asked for medical assistance three times on the day her little girl died in this border patrol processing center in harlingen, texas. "how are they going to tell me everything was okay and then the baby dies? that's negligence." according to cbp, reyes suffered from flu-like symptoms and was given tamiflu. >> "they killed my daughter," the honduran father says. "it was a medical emergency." cbs news has learned she and her family were held for a week. despite rules agents must only hold migrants for a maximum of three days. the girl was pronounced dead at a nearby hospital. record migrant crossings in recent weeks have led to overcrowding at facilities across the country. new york city received 5800 migrants last week. >> we have 108,000 cities, villages, towns. if everyone takes a small portion, it's not a burden on one city. >> reporter: the city transformed its iconic r

thank you very much for all of that. >> nice to see you, too. >> errol, the idea that the boxes were moved after they knew the fbi was coming, okay, they knew that they were being subpoenaed for this. and furthermore that he kept some of these. obviously they have evidence to have sources to say he kept some of these documents in the open and showed them to people. you'll remember in the cnn town hall that he was asked about this by kaitlan collins, and his answer was a little peculiar, so let me just play that for everyone. >> when it comes to your documents did you ever show those classified documents to anyone? >> not really. i would have the right to. by the way they were declassified after -- >> what do you mean not really? >> not that i can think of. >> that sounds like the kind of thing you say under oath. this is donald trump during that town hall and in other settings has been trying out every defense that comes to mind. i can automatically just do it by an act of my mind. i didn't really show it to anybody, not really, i don't remember. but i could if i wanted to. he often

errol, anna, solomon, and alissa, thank you all very much.onversations with you all. >>> coming up next for us, a crisis quietly deepens across the united states. the nation is facing a historic drug shortage. we'll find out why up next and which ones are most at risk. young lady who was, mid 30s, couple of kids, recently went through a divorce. she had a lot of questions when she came in. i watched my mother go through being a single mom. at the end of the day, my mom raised three children, including myself. and so once the client knew that she was heard. we were able to help her move forward. your client won't care how much you know until they know how much you care. ♪ lomita feed is 101 years old this year and counting. i'm bill lockwood, current caretaker and owner. when covid hit, we had some challenges like a lot of businesses did. i heard about the payroll tax refund, it allowed us to keep the amount of people that we needed and the people that have been here taking care of us. see if your business may qualify. go to getrefunds.com. >>

i'm errol barnett. >>> that's the overnight news for this monday.tinues. for others, check back later for "cbs mornings." and follow us anytime online. i'm jericka duncan, have a great week. >>> this is cbs news flash. i'm matt piper in new york. in virginia beach, as many as 100 homes were damaged and a local state of emergency declared after a suspected tornado ripped through area. there was also an ef-2 tornado in florida that tossed around cars and caused major damage. >>> sudan's military says as of midnight, it's extended a cease-fire for 72 hours. it's been two weeks since the african continent erupted. >>> a season comes up short. the boston bruins who won an nhl record 65 games this season, fall in overtime to the florida panthers in the first round of the stanley cup playoffs. for more, download the cbs app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm matt piper, cbs news, new york. >>> it's monday, may 1st, 2023. this is the "cbs morning news." massive manhunt. law enforcement in texas is scrambling to find a mass shooting suspect who vanished

perspective now from our political anchor errol lewis. good morning. so we heard from jasmine.nd there was optimism at the beginning of the week when biden and mccarthy met at the white house and then friday the talks hit a snag. >> and this is where fear starts to enter the equation. we've seen a lot of standard negotiating tactics. walking away, stalling, delaying, calling for more talks, bringing new negotiators into the room and kicking some of the other parties out of the room so that we've got basically a one on one negotiation between the president and house speaker and their top aides. but we really are gown to the wire and consequence of not reaching a deal are going to be felt. the g7 summit and other places, economic leadership of the plan net depends on the stability of the united states. and there can be serious consequences. as it is, when this happened back in 2011, the u.s. debt was downgraded for the first time. and there are in fact some companies out there, microsoft i think is one of them, johnson & johnson whose debt is considered more reliable than that of

so errol louis is joining us, a political anchor for spectrum news and a cnn political commentator.eemed to go well for desantis in iowa this weekend, mostly that trump wasn't there because of bad weather. did you see a man, though, that could successfully challenge donald trump? >> well, yes. this looked like somebody who was going to take advantage of the political opening that he got, which you have to remember is a very important skill. you know, if you get a lucky break you have to take advantage of that and ron desantis did, rearrange his schedule, he got to meet with a lot of statewide republican leaders in the very conservative northwest portion of the state. so he was sinking his roots where they most need to be exploited. you have to keep in mind, sara, in 2016 donald trump lost iowa in the republican caucuses, it was ted cruz who came in first and trump, in fact, was tied with marco rubio. so these are voters, as we say, every four years that are very used to being catered to and so ron desantis, i think, is doing some of what they expect there and he may see political be

. >> let's cringe in -- errol louis. let's just bring with you. >> it's startling and sapit's a case that's starting to bring the city together to have a conversation about some really important problems around mental health, drug addiction, how the city responds, you know, at least half a dozen city agencies touched jordan neely's life over the last couple of years. that includes the jalts. that includes the cops. that includes cases he was in city custody and we still as a city were not able to help this person. and so, you know, those are sort of the most important questions in my opinion long term. what happened to daniel penny? unfortunately his defense is largely going to turn on making this seem as if the subways are scary, that people who are sick and in need are also a threat that have to be met physical force, in this case deadly physical force. a lot of us don't believe that is true, but that's going to be the conversation that we are going to have. >> could i ask you, i heard this before and it's jarring how

but errol, we are talking about lanes again. what's his lane? is there one for him?e lane i heard him talking to and about today was the evangelical base of the republican party. that we know is a big part of his support in south carolina. if he wants to get beyond the 1% or he is polling right now nationally, he will have to expand. it but he, like so many others, seems to imagine that there is some way to sort of keep -- that social conservative base, build it, take it away from donald trump, and then somehow and how it. it is maybe a bridge too far, but that is sort of the three -step path to victory that he is suggesting to try. >> the thing about tim scott that is usually the first thing, if you work in washington, he's a likable guy. people in the house of congress like him a lot. and -- >> people should know that doesn't happen with everyone. >> right. the unspoken truth is that something -- some of this is the life story that really is very inspiring. he's the child of a single parent that grew up basically with not very much. can a nice guy really succeed in

and she said there's there was this guy, peter, errol brown, who in the mid-19th century collected all kinds of harry. she said he collected, you know, washington's hair. he collected the hair of the first 15 presidents of the united states. and he collected the hair of all kinds of other american celebrities and the hair of even animals. and she said he was doing something weird with that. he was, you know, trying to do some kind of scientific study. and she said he had some kind of presidential hair book where he arranged, you know, the hair of the presidents. and she said, you should go look at that. so, you know, i got out of there and and as fast as i could go with public transportation, you can see the route here. i went a few blocks over to the academy of natural sciences and and at that time, the collection's little bit better known now. but at that time, in 2003, the archivist that greeted me, you know, was was kind of surprised, actually, that anyone wanted to it. his name is robert. robert peck. he's wonderful. he actually saved this collection because 40 years ago, the peop

errol hopes for a compromise that would allow the project to move forward. >> there's always a delicate balance between wildlife, and of course, meeting the needs of a growing population. >> reporter: in light of the judge's ruling, the valley water district is considering all of its legal options, but people on both sides of this issue say this ruling is likely just to be an early skirmish in a much larger legal battle. >> devin, thank you. the record snow melt causing issues in alpine county. the water is causing part of highway 88 to erode. this is in the sierra south of lake tahoe. emergency repairs are underway right now. caltrans crews say they hope to have it fully re-opened in time for memorial day weekend this weekend. so road crews respect just dealing with massive snow melt, there is still piles of snow. this is on highway 4 in alpine county. you can see caltrans still working to open that highway. crews say in some places the snow is as high as 20 feet. >>> all right, three campgrounds in yosemite will stay closed at least through tomorrow night. the park is still open but t

cbs's errol barnett reports we're also getting new details about the death of an 8-year-old while in in texas. >> the mother of 8-year-old anna death ray has asked >> how are they going to tell me every thing was okay and then the baby dies? that is negligence. according to cbp, reyes suffered from flu-like symptoms and was given tamiflu. >> took out they killed my daughter, the hunter and father says. it was a medical emergency. cbs news has learned she and her family were held for a week. the girl was pronounced dead at a nearby hospital. record migrant crossings in recent weeks have led to overcrowding and facilities across the country. new york city received 5800 migrants last week. >> we have 108,000 cities, villages, towns. if everyone takes a small portion, it's not a burden on one city. >> reporter: the city transformed its iconic roosevelt hotel in midtown into a welcome center for migrants and could open up to 1,000 rooms. >> they are eager to work. >> reporter: today the state's governor and the mayor pressed washington to expedite work authorizations for asylum-seekers. h

long john silver in robert louis stevenson's treasure island, or looked like the handsome and fit errolnn in the movie captain blood, where more recently, walked, talked and wore eyeshadow, like jack sparrow in the movies pirates of the caribbean. looking at the every day artifacts recovered from the pirate ship, silver coins, pewter plates, a teapot with the shoulder blade of a pirate, pistols, cannons, navigational instruments, medical supplies and even a size 5 shoe, leg bone and silk stockings, i realized these mythological figures were ordinary men. the legend of captain samuel bellamy and his love interest maria howard told me pirates had connections on land. and as i was researching my dissertation turned previous book, the pirate next door, the untold story of 18th-century pirates, families and ities, i kept encountering evidence of this mysterious woman who seemed on the periphery of the story of the notorious captain kidd. even the influential and authoritative early sourcebook on pirates called a general history of the robberies and murders of the most notorious pirates by ca

errol flynn in the 1935 movie captain blood or recently walked talked and wore eyeshadow like jack sparrow in the movies pirates of the caribbean caribbean. looking at the everyday arctic artifacts recovered from the pirate ship silver coins, cutlery, pewter plates, a teapot, the shoulder blade of a pirate pistols, canon navigation instruments, medical supplies and even a size five shoe a leg and silk stocking. i realized these mythological figures were mere ordinary men. the legend of the captain samuel bellamy and his love interest, maria hallett told me that pirates had connections only and they had families, community links that don't think much about. as i was researching my dissertation turn previous book, the pirate next door the untold story of 18th century pirates wives, families and communities. i kept encountering evidence of this mysterious woman who seemed, oddly, on the periphery, thstory of the notorious captain kidd. even the influential and authoritative early sourcebook on pirates called a general history of the robberies and of the most notorious pirates by captain charl

and errol, more details on the special service can be found at bart's the costumes are always my fair part of break people accept so much money they raise and the man in the news a turtle. and i have a friend running and i was like what your cost? is it hasn't thought about it. little better. get on it. think about that's the fun part. and you don't need to make it to our ok does it's going to be comfortable. and i thought, anything like this past weekend, might want to just get the georgia short. you're >> it is definitely foggy in francisco right now. but the sunshine comes right back out later today. we got the transamerica building right here sitting under that low gray. so cloud cover at this point is sitting pretty far aloft, not a ton of visibility issues left. >> we did have thunderstorms in the sierra yesterday dodge that potential in the bay. so we remain dry all weekend long aside from a few spots of coastal drizzle as that fog would push in during the evening into our morning's trend continues. high pressure ridge still in place records to be shattered across the pacific n

energy and the same ecology, the masks were dropped right on the face of joe by silt and his father errolwe walked along the biden. we are being brainwashed saying that ukraine is good. and russia bad action the white house are illogical. what will result in the influx of migrants. at the beginning of the year , almost one and a half million people arrived in the united states, the rule of the imperialists and tailers is like a radio station in france eloquently. from now on, zelensky’s action nato’s expansion and build-up of military presence at our borders put the world on the brink of a global conflict frankly on the topic of the security of the geopolitical situation, and the president spoke with parliamentarians about the cst during the week in minsk, the council of the parliamentary assembly of the organization was formally or on duty this alyaksandr lukashenka definitely did not speak in the usual manner of calling a spade a spade, but this year, belarus chairs the organization of a collective security treaty, an important mission is taking place at a critical moment the world is i

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errol off continues to be incredibly cool here for us this time of year. mount diablo 36 degrees.member that on may 5th. i'd have to go back and seeing that it's just been a long time west wind at 23 mph a lot santa rosas 45 but brentwood 46 other than that, it's fifties, although sunnyvale also in there in the forties, a few cool attempts up towards lake county, upper lake middletown, low forties yukiya those 44, then upper forties healdsburg, windsor's in their nevado fairfax. 50 point raised 51 american canyon. richmond's 51 so cloud cover keeping us most locations, upper forties and fifties, the low that we had came down the coast came right on down the coast gave us the rain tuesday. does this and then i'll you know it's accelerating out of the picture, but it's just south of tower. cool may pattern for us continues probably until the middle of next week. so mostly cloudy cool temps could be some light rain developing by this evening. i think it's overnight into tomorrow looks like 10th of an inch to a third. that's that's more than just sprinkles or a shower. that's for darn

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