fayed?oordination. >> it would take more than a year to identify and charge two more suspects with murder. in june 2010 steven simmons and gabriel marquez were arrested. prosecutors say jim didn't know them, that moya hired investigators say steven was the alleged stabber and gabriel was the lookout. both pleaded not but amazingly, jim wasn't done with the idea of murder. he apparently believed his cellmate had connections and wanted to hire a new hitman from jail. >> he wants the ranch hands taken care of. he actually drew out a map that was never found depicting where he can find the ranch hand to actually carry out this murder. and what he wanted to do was have the ranch hand tortured so he could actually tell his cellmate -- or tell the hit man where the other two individuals were. >> prosecutors say the price tag for pam fayed's killing was >> he was bankrolling it. >> no question. he commissioned this crime. and that's where the investigation began to lead us. that's where the evidence

fay white there. cross quickly and speak to two fans who have patiently been following our coverage of this announcement for the lioness's squad for the world cup. i wonder if i could start with you sara, what are you hoping to see from the lionesses in this world cup? i from the lionesses in this world cu - ? ., from the lionesses in this world cu . ? ., , ., from the lionesses in this world cu - ? ., , ., ., from the lionesses in this world cu . ? ., , ., ., ., ., cup? i am, similar to what we have seen before. _ cup? i am, similar to what we have seen before, the _ cup? i am, similar to what we have seen before, the euros— cup? i am, similar to what we have seen before, the euros when - cup? i am, similar to what we have seen before, the euros when they i seen before, the euros when they were physically strong, scoring lots of goal, working at�* team we need to be strong, continue fighting as we have before, and we are bring it home. and ruke, what excites you the most about the lionesses, and wome

lead performance in zero dark 30 and last year she won the academy award for her portrayal of tammy fayade or so, the 46-year-old mother of two has earned her place as one of hollywood's biggest stars. and taking control of her work through her production company freckle films. now chastain returned to her first love on stage and earned a tony nomination. jessica and i got together for a sunday sitdown in her adopted home of new york city. >> we have to get to work. >> yeah. let's go. >> have you ever had a door with your face on it? >> never. >> look. my head is huge. >> what's going on? >> sit down. this will take a while. >> the curtain is about to rise for jessica chastain on another performance of a doll's house. the iconic play first was performed in denmark in 1879. it's then radical message still holds up nearly a century and a half later. this is a new look at it. a modern look at it. >> the play is about this woman, a mother, a wife, a friend who has found herself living a life of deceit and trying to help others. and she comes to the point she doesn't know who she is anymore.

the saudi coalition refused to include the name of fais rajab in the exchange list from iran . did to show his seriousness in the finalization of negotiations on the case of prisoners and other humanitarian cases should prove to be a racket, especially since he had already taken several initiatives in this regard, the latest of which was the release of 77 prisoners, which took place a few days ago on the occasion of eid al-fitr . greetings from the delegation. the introduction that is working for the head and the leadership of the industry for this reason since the beginning of the issue of captives and also in all issues, numerous initiatives have been carried out unilaterally on our part, the actions and initiatives of the leadership of the senate show the level of its goodwill to build trust and achieve the results of the efforts. peace shows especially with regard to complexity in recent weeks, the negotiations between the senate and riyadh, which are being mediated by oman , have taken over the atmosphere. reports indicate that the progress made in these talks has recently create

in fai and sunny. areas of cloud across the uk.dry as well. that continues not only through this afternoon but the next few days as well. this area of high pressure extending from the azores is what's keeping things pretty settled. 0ne is what's keeping things pretty settled. one or two weather fronts brushing around the north of that. we could see some rain affecting the far north of scotland during the afternoon. light and patchy, a bit more cloud at times in northern scotland as well. a bit of cloud moving into the midlands, eastern england and through southern england during the afternoon but on the whole plenty of dry, bright and warm weather out there. temperature is not quite as high as yesterday but still high teens to perhaps 20—21. when you get some sunshine, the uv levels will be high across many parts of england and wales. medium, moderate to low further north. through tonight, more cloud across scotland. 0therwise clear skies, a bit of cloud drifting down the eastern side of england. into wednesday morning. 0vernight t

brigadier general fais rajab was pardoned and released based on the orders .thank and appreciate this action. zamoun once again emphasized his readiness for a comprehensive exchange of prisoners and his seriousness in finalizing the negotiations of the prisoners' case and human cases of the racket. prove especially that he had already taken several initiatives in this regard, the latest of which was the release of 77 captives that took place a few days ago on the occasion of eid al-fitr . greetings from the introduction board, which is striving for the leadership of the industry. and also, in all matters, numerous initiatives have been taken unilaterally by us , which shows the level of goodwill to build and bring peace efforts to fruition, especially considering the complications that have arisen in the negotiations between sana'a and riyadh since the last weeks. which takes place with the mediation of oman , reports show that the progress made in this the recently concluded negotiations have given rise to new disputes, which have delayed the announcement of

fay was walking in with her student uncertain as to how today would look but happy there was an agreement reached. >> are you excited to go back to school? >> yes. >> why? >> because school is super, super, super, super fun. >> there is a lot of things in oakland as a long time oakland resident, there are certain things that needed to be done district wide as far as fairness and especially for like black students, reparations, equality across the city and equal pay for teachers. >> reporter: oakland unified says they plan on releasing more details this afternoon. of course we will keep you updated with that. >>> ousd news conference is set for 1:00 this afternoon on the end of the strike. our team will be there asking questions about the deal and what comes next. stay with cbs news bader and kpix.com for the latest updates. >>> there are more than 250,000 homeless students in california schools. many get help and support while in school and now state lawmakers wanted to give them a bridge to security as an adult f passed, the bill would give $1,000 a month to teens who are homeless once t

princess diana at the time was with dodi al fayed and they were rebuilding their life and the idea was that she was getting her life back and the idea that the press had this insatiable appetite for details of her new life and her image first and foremost. they had come back to paris for a stop overnight and the ritz hotel which belonged to dodi al fay ed's father mohammed and to get them in the car and a decoy had been sent that was going to shepherd them into the apartment where they were going to stay near the champ elysee not far from where i am now, and the chaos that ensued and that terrible accident happened and she was pronounced dead by the time she reached the hospital and it didn't take very long. the inquest was a combination of the prescription drugs and the alcohol in the system of henri paul and the reckless driving of the paparazzi that caused the crash and there was no question this was a woman who was so hounded and we also remember the words of her brother earl spencer who talked about the huntress now being hunted and a couple of decades later we should found oursel

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invite our friends and partners from stopfex to join me tonight yevhen fedchenko, chief editor of stop-fayhen i congratulate you thank you joined for the invitation, first of all, thank you for your work , because it is extremely important, because these things created by russian propaganda should not just be debunked, they should be broken for so that the whole world and ukrainians know the truth, let's go straight to our first case, and it's like this . in one year, corruption in ukraine increased by 500%, and financial aid from the united states of america never reached kyiv, according to the russian mass media such data from the house of representatives of the congress of the united states of america, how true is this information? let's check only the percentage of financial assistance from washington, shag records a huge number of facts of corruption in ukraine, russian media in particular redovka telegram channel refer allegedly to michael mccool, a member of the us house of representatives, more precisely, they quote only part of the quote from the 113 billion dollars allocated for

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maximum decrease, it will decrease rapidly every day, every day, because a lot of pre -production with fays has gone, a lot of products have gone from such already more even professional greenhouses, and where will they bury me, where are you climbing, the products from the open, open garund have already gone for farmers, there are enough places for stalls where you can move around to display your subtice. it is clear that you are also an empire, and today we heard on television that the question of his e-cherries for 600 uah is being discussed, well, of course when its they bring it from spain and the logistics there costs 5-6 thousand euros per car, so what price can it be, but i will say it is sour and not very good, let's wait a few more weeks, ours will be delicious, and you know it's cheaper without a tea house for another two or three weeks you can live with no one, nothing will happen to you, mr. dmitri, just literally this weekend i was at one of the wholesale markets in the capital and the sellers and farmers were complaining because the prices are so high. let's put it this way:

he explained to the grave of fais, from the community of the kashani brothers, hamid, the eldest son of the family of the 4th elementary school of 1959, in abadan, majid, on the 10th of isfand, 1965 , in shalamcheh, and mojtaba iraniyan were martyred on 29 april 1966, in shalamcheh. the body of martyr mojtaba kashani is still missing. damghan too today, two martyrs, ali ali hosseini and jamal shabestani, were cremated and buried in the incident at the revolutionary guards' amad and support center in damghan , two employees of the irgc training and support center in the outskirts of damghan. this center is named after jamal shabestan hossein martyr and 3 other people were injured. after the martyrdom of hamid ashafa, it became known as martyr of zeal . artworks are also being produced or republished in memory of this martyr. song poems, music, and graphic designs are among these works. ved was performed by maythaq group of tehran with the gratitude of hamid sohla a song that wants to be a voice for a man whose story of zeal and martyrdom is complicated these days. graphic designs in m

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fai formed a helicopter commission and, uh, these rules were approved there, but we already took partmpionship, it was england in the seventy-third year. we won gold. that's number two, and so on. we were one of us, it wasn’t at all then there weren’t two, so , well, not one i must say. this car is unique. she, well, as the motorcycle gave gas, uh, and quickly flew. by the way, now there is also one flying machine in novosibirsk, i flew it just recently. eh, restored. yes, my friend alexander osokin made a lot of efforts, and last year i flew this car. she is completely official. registered has a certificate of airworthiness and uh, here again, comparing imported equipment, our patriotic, of course , in something. uh, our technology was inferior. oh well, what was our heaviest helicopter in the light class. so it has always been 3.5 t. all other western cars are much lighter and in fact. this car was not invented for sports. well, it's understandable. yes, but no everything is dual-purpose, and anyway, using, say, the experience of the previous ones. uh, training flights on the mya-1

it happened just after code-3 time this morning near just -- 1 2:30 this morning near fai avenue.no estimated time of reopening. take 237 -- lawrence expressway to 237. being detoured off of 101 at fair oaks in the southbound direction. reggie: president biden meeting with kevin mccarthy today about the debt ceiling. both said to disagree on proposed spending cuts. only 10 days of the u.s. is set to run out of money. jobina: ruling again contra costa county district attorney's office with proof of racial bias in charging decisions. this clears the way for any black person who is faced charges in contra costa county over the last decade to challenge that in court. drew: cooler, morning cloud cover giving way to sunshine. 80's in a warmest spots, 70's along the coast. reggie: today is harvey milk day, honoring his legacy. he was assassinated in today, he would have been 93 years old. jobina: the next time you fly, your phone could save you money. several airlines are tacking on fees of $25 to print boarding passes. but the digital pass on your phone is free. reggie: paul whelan desc

. >> greg: they act like the smell of beef is a moral fai failing. i love about the whole story is the woman who wrote the letter actually sued. she sued in court in australia. to get to the highest court in australia. soon as people heard about it, do you know what they did. the neighbor said here is to you. going to have a big barbecue. 9,000 people were scheduled. the supreme court in australia said wait a minute. you can't sue because you don't like the smell of a barbecue. in the end, they said you can't deny people reasonable enjoyment of their property. so be quiet. >> greg: the highest court in australia, kangaroo court. >> jesse: go like this again. >> jessica: you know what that was. >> greg: fastest seven up next. kangaroo court. has this happened to you? at&t and verizon rope you in with phone offers, then bind you to a 3-year device contract. break free with t-mobile! introducing go5g plus, the first plan that always gives new and existing customers the same great device deals, and you're upgrade ready a year earlier. right now, bring yo

santos was de-fay an - fiant af released on bond. >> this is the beginning of the ability for me to address and defend myself. we have the information that the government wants to come after me on. and i'm going to comply. i'll fight my battle, i'll deliver, i'll fight the witch hunt, i'll take care of clearing my name and i look forward to doing that. i will not resign. >> paula reid has more on the latest scandal overshadowing his young political career. >> reporter: new york republican congressman george santos adopting the trump playbook after being indicted on 13 criminal counts. >> reality is it is a witch hunt. >> reporter: surrounded by reporters, santos was pressed about allegations he fraudulently received more than $24,000 in unemployment benefits during the covid-19 pandemic while working at a florida based firm. >> this is inaccurate information and i will get to clear my name on this during the pandemic it wasn't very clear, i don't understand s information, but i will present my facts. >> reporter: the allegations are that he illegally campaign contributions which were funnel

. >> druchlt is deliberately putting out a racist fay i haveist appeal as well as a neo fashionist. >> donald trump is a white nationalist a fascist who's embraced violence. >> trump lying and being casually racist. >> bending over backwards being an a positively gist for vladimir putin and russia. >> laura: do you notice the similarity here? they have the same pattern no matter who the republican is. most people would have melted into a puddle of goo in the first months of these attacks but, remember, trump just keeps going. >> there was no collusion with russia. there was no obstruction, and none whatsoever, and it was a complete and total exoneration. it's a shame that our country had to go through this. >> we are a nation that no longer has a free and fair press. fake news is all you get, and they are the enemy of the people. we are a nation where free speech is no longer allowed. >> we're going to bring energy down, way down. we're going to get the interest rates down. we're going to get back to a great life. >> laura: now he wants to take the fight back to the white house to fin

trust but very fay? yeah. -- verify?re too. >>> we're going to turn to your headline, a u.s. coast guard suspending the search for a missing louisiana teen who went overboard on an excursion with friends just days after graduating high school in baton rouge. the 18-year-old reportedly jumped overboard, oh, my goodness, on a dare from one of his friends. crews coming up empty after scouring the waters for days. so sad. >>> and this is a live look at lax airport in lang -- los angeles are. as you can see, the roads are packed leading to the terminal as folks try to get away this memorial weekend. airports across the u.s. are bracing for another chaotic day as millions take to the skies. this video off the denver showing the security line backed up into the baggage claim area. yesterday travelers faced nearly 6,000 flight delays and almost 200 cancellations. and already today the there are over 580 delays and 66 cancellations. aaa says this could be the busiest holiday weekend for airports since 2005. i wonder what's drivin

she is a senior policy adviser and director for biden-harris in 2020 and chapen fay.his new polling, ashley, vast majority of the democratically aligned voters, they're throwing support behind biden. but independent leaning democrats and younger voters, they're really not as enthusiastic. there were questions about messaging. there were questions about what is or is not being sold. how significant do you think that hill is for biden to climb? >> i am almost certain that joe biden will be the democratic nominee by 2024. i appreciate that there are some other folks in the race and that people are interested in becoming familiar with them. but at the end of the day, i think he will be able to become the nominee once again. but i think when you also look at the poll, you see it's so polarizing. people think trump would be a disaster and people think trump will be a disaster. people are looking for other options. so what biden really needs to do is compl explain to him what he did in the last three years and what he'll do if re-elected. he was able to do bipartisan gun ref

the stalemate is over something american families fate fais all the time.aying the mortgage, the credit card bill, but here in broken washington, this is somehow hard. today's huddle breaks a play by both sides to wait the other out. this afternoon we get a read on how entrenched both sides are. let's begin at the white house. it's a big meeting, but there are relatively small expectations. >> yeah, progress has been made on one front front. that's getting president biden and kevin mccarthy in the same room to talk about the debt limit. but aids on both sides are not expecting any type of major breakthrough. officials from the white house have said they don't view this as a negotiation. now this is the first time that the two men along with senate minority leader mitch mcconnell, chuck schumer and democratic house minority leader hakeem jeffreys are sitting down in the same room together after that meeting in early february. both sides remain dug in on their positions. president biden is insisting and will hold firm to his line that there should be a clean

. >> this is fay. how did you get i can give my dog to her sunglasses. that had on hand answer some pretty well behaved hampshire's we had won year's never cooperated like that. yeah. so >> maybe we just get it. didn't get in the right maybe that was the i was at 6 or 8.56. is the time. >> coming up in the and by literally, not by i would i would believe more that the warriors win these last 2 games and winning and they've got a shot. boy, after the big win last night. we'll have a live report and we'll trend coming up in a minute. >> and leaders in san jose now pushing to bill are pushing a bill to add more traffic cameras to the streets, to deal with the uptick in crashes. they've seen and local authorities and the fbi renew search for evidence in the case of a woman who went missing 27 years ago. hi, i'm todd. i'm a veteran of 23 years. i served three overseas tours. i love to give back to the community. i offer what i can when i can. i started noticing my memory was slipping. i saw a prevagen commercial and i did some research on it. i started taking

released this statement in response to yesterday's strike, saying quote -- we believe that we have a very faifaith. also said it encourages union leader to do the same. >>> environmental groups are suing the faa claiming the agency did not perform adequate analysis of spacex's operations launch site in the wake of the starship explosion. the u.s. fish and wildlife service says concrete chunks and sheets and other debris flew more than sixth miles from the launch pad elon musk responded that spacex is making changes to the launch pad to avoid what he called a rock tornado. thankfully, no on was hurt in the explosion. that's a look at the top stories. >>> filipino american students at san jose state university ar demanding changes to a farm working monument on campus. it doesn't mention the workers eve though they were the first to strike for better wages and working conditions. len ramirez introduces us 's tim reporter: unlike most of the kids he grew up in san jose, 91-year-old robert ragsack neve looked forward to the day schoo let out in june. >> summertime karen and everybody said we're go

princess diana, back in 1997 when she was killed in a car crash after she and her companion dodi al fayed left a restaurant, hotel and were chased by paparazzi through the streets of paris. a--speed chase, 70, 80 miles per hour in the streets and crashed in a tunnel but it's the paparazzi who were blamed for that. and harry has said this is one thing he's tried to avoid by moving here to the united states. he has said he's very worried about the safety and security and privacy of his family and himself and that's why one of the big reasons they came here. so obviously or apparently this incident just harkens all that -- all that and was very upsetting for him as well. >> ron, you touched on harry's security concerns. obviously he lost the protection that came with being a royal when he stepped away, so have we heard anything from the palace on this? >> reporter: no, not at all. they are -- seem to be very separate from the palace these days, and, no, they have not said anything and have not heard any further clarification of what happened from harry's camp either but, again, whatever happ

but all of their luggage and belongings were up at the apartment that mohamed al fayed owned.s taken by dodi they had to go there. why they couldn't have people bring their things back to the ritz and be safe is one of the enduring questions. but i think -- so i think, in other words, i'm sure harry was totally traumatized because it summoned up all of those horrible images. i think nobody was making really sound decisions why they let it go on this long. >> max foster, our correspondent, said earlier, it may have changed, and i hope it has the last few hours, the suggestion no one from the family that called them -- >> that's the reporting. it's still the same. the royal family hasn't called. >> that upsets because whether you believe this, whether you think it was magnified in some way, the timing after the coronation is important. pick up the phone. i just -- >> and another thing that occurred to me is something really, really dangerous that happened to charles and camilla back in 2010 when there was legislation in parliament that raised student tuition. there were horrible

>> well, he's going to say we're still ney gotiating in good fai.n-one meeting with the speaker and the president to try to work this out. we have a june 1st deadline. we're going to stay up here as long as it takes to get that done. i think one thing is clear, we can't default on our full faith and credit in the united states and it's sending markets into a tailspin. we think in the house we came up with a very responsible plan to raise the debt ceiling, but do so responsibly with meaningful cuts and spending. so i think the negotiations right now is not over raising the debt ceiling and it's about where can we cut? what about unspent covid funding? what about capping spending at 2022? the administration wants 2023 levels, but i think we're getting closer and we go through this drama every congress and we always seem to be able to work it out at the end. >> did you just say that they are going to meet again? they have a scheduled meeting, the president and the speaker? >> i don't know about -- yes. there have been a lot of meetings at the staff lev

important thing is we don't do what has never happened before in the history of this country, that we don't faybills. if the white house or congressional republicans need a little extra time to figure this all out, great, do a short-term deal. that's the most important thing. default would be catastrophic. you can't undo it. and we're talking about maybe $1 trillion in extra interest payments over the next ten years, which ironically makes all of this concern around rising deficits that much harder. >> let me ask you this, then. given the political realities for both mccarthy and biden, mccarthy cannot get on the wrong side of the right wing of his party by making concessions. biden can't get on the right side of his own party. would the white house be open to letting democrats and some motor republicans negotiate on the side, right? without the president's involvement, to find some sort of deal that averts that going off a cliff? >> my guess is that the white house would be fine with the deal, which allows us to not breach the debt ceiling and doesn't get any sort of bill that looks like the o

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a judge said that's ridiculous, the idea you can hide behind what you said in public because you're fayhim to give a three-hour deposition. i think we'll see this stuff move way slower than the release dates of these products, but i think that stuff will catch up. i think it's really important all of us stop falling for this illusion, which is what the tech industry is trying to sell, it's inevitable, no putting the toothpaste back in the tube. they love the say that. that was the theme of altman's testimony. we should think about how we could control this stuff in the way other countries are. >> and what's the best-case scenario for having that proactive, we're still in the driver's seat posture toward our politics? >> well, i mean, i was just looking at the package you showed, rolling across all the websites that are openly advertising what it is that they do, right, that they create these deep-fake voice algorithms. all of that in china right now would fall under a draft regulation that they've just put out that makes anyone who makes that kind of technology culpable if anyone goes o

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i just want to echo fais president spirits comments and also, um i want to say um and refueling its contract. i think it's been very well thought out and that the deliverables as outlined, um, are excellent in terms of making sure that we do get information we are looking for in a timely matter. thank you. i'm very grateful for the help of our colleagues in planning, they developed the informal beds and the scopes in record time, so i'm very grateful for their support. any other than i do. we have anyone who like to make public comment on this item. are there any members of the public comments on agenda item f. moderator please open the phone line for public comments on agenda item f without some time for colors to submit the request. moderator. do we have any colors in the cube? there are no callers. thank you. okay then we will close public comment. is there a motion to approve item 13 f so moved from commissioner parker pennington. second moved in a second from vice president spears. um can we please take a roll call vote. president martha connection. how do you vote? yes, president janet