any money will go to the gabby petito foundation. >>> a federal judge in california will decide todayhe fate of elizabeth holmes, the 38-year-old founder of the blood testing start-up theranos. ms. holmes faces a maximum of 20 years in prison, but her lawyers have expected 18 months of house arrest. >>> the man charged with killing ten people and injuring more than a dozen others at a buffalo supermarket is expected to plead guilty to all 25 counts and state charges. he also faces federal hate crime charges. for more news, download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm dan lieberman, cbs news, new york. >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> tonight, the political landscape here in washington is on the verge of very big change. house speaker nancy pelosi is stepping down from leadership after a historic 20 years. the longest-serving democratic leader in the house, pelosi became the first woman to wield the speaker's gavel back in 2007. first elected to congress in 1987, she's been a trailblazer but also a lightning rod for republican critics. and the an

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a new lawsuit this morning stemming from the gabby petito case. she is the travel blogger who was killed by her fiance, brian laundry during a road trip now potatoes family is suing police in utah, claiming they could have prevented her death. a bcs lionel moise has more this morning. gabby potatoes, parents filing a $50 million wrongful death lawsuit against the police department in moab, utah, claiming gabby would be alive today, if not for the officers negligence. she could have been protected that day. there are people there are laws put in place to protect victims. and those laws were not followed . her fiance, brian laundry, were questioned by moab police in august of 2021 while on their cross country trip weeks before her family reported her missing . police were responding to a 911 call from someone saying they saw brian slapped. gabby did he hit you, though, but i told officers she was suffering from anxiety and other medical issues. they labeled the incident a mental emotional breakdown rather than a domestic assault and separated the tw

there's so many aspects of it and when you think about where we were in the search for gabby petito as well as so many other people who have been missing and likely at the hands of those who are loved ones, what a sad story that continues really. >>> next up, we'll talk about the battlegrounds that could determine the balance of power in the senate. we'll look at utah where there is not even a democrat in the race. that's next. on more surfaces than lysol disinfectant spray. lysol. what it takes to protect. well, we fell in love through gaming. but now the internet lags and it throws the whole thing off. when did you first discover this lag? i signed us up for t-mobile home internet. ugh! but, we found other interests. i guess we have. [both] finch! let's go! oh yeah! it's not the same. what could you do to solve the problem? we could get xfinity? that's actually super adult of you to suggest. i can't wait to squad up. i love it when you talk nerdy to me. guy, guys, guys, we're still in session. and i don't know what the heck you're talking about. millions have made the switch from the

the parents of gabby petito file a $50 million lawsuit against the utah police department. why they say officers should have done more to save her life. >>> basketball backlash. nba star kyrie irving facing mounting backlash over a post promoting an anti-semitic film. how the head of the selig responding. >>> on the market. why the owners of the washington commanders might be looking to sell the nfl team. >>> we begin this hour with decision 2022, the midterms just five days away now. >> early voting already under way in a lot of places all over the country. races are close in some places. the stakes are high. this election will decide which party controls congress for the next two years. >> voters' biggest concerns, economic uncertainty. a new poll finds inflation is by far the top concern among all americans. the federal reserve trying to control those worries by raising interest rates again for the sixth time this year. joining us now, nbc news washington correspondent yamiche alcindor. also with us, business and data reporter brian chung. yamiche, president biden arguin

but whatever money is received will go to the gabby petito foundation. this judgment does prevent a trial that was scheduled for next month. san francisco and is now launching a new guaranteed income pilot program for the city's trans community. kron four's ella sogomonian explains how it works. the guaranteed income for trans people also known as gift is a new program that will benefit 55 transgender people living in san francisco. >> for more than a year, mayor london breed has dedicated money from the general fund for the pilot program spearheaded by line martin community, health services and the transgender district. each person will get $1200 per month to use as they please. i'm just really thrilled that the that the temperatures go is investing in its trans resident, the specially of the community that is extremely vulnerable. >> in the last statewide u.s. trends survey in 2015, it was revealed that 33% of trans californians were living in poverty compared to 12% of the general population. honey mahogany who founded the san francisco transgender di

. >> the family of gabby petito filed a 50 million dollar wrongful death lawsuit against the moab cityice department. the lawsuit alleges its officers were negligent in their interactions with the 22 year-old and her fiance brian laundrie. 2 weeks before her death last summer. the suit also accuses the department and its officers of failing to follow the law and failing to protect petito during the investigation. but he do was murdered by her boyfriend brian laundry last year in august, just 2 weeks after moab police responded to a domestic violence call involving the couple. the petito's parents say that they filed the suit to ensure that police make these changes to help other abuse victims. >> some things need to change. and i guess there's been some things in the past that i read. and changes have happened and those changes need to come. unfortunately, that's the best way to have those changes made. >> the city of mobile moab claims that the officers were kind and respectful and could not have predicted petito's death. well, the time as we get a live look outside right now, san mat

a florida judge ruled in favor of gabby petito's family in the wrongful death lawsuit against brian landry's amount, the family says any money will go toward her foundation. it has been over a year now since their daughter with his found dead in wyoming. >>> an update on the twitter saga. elon musk locked out his employees from all of twitter's buildings for at least a woke. that includes the headquarters here in san francisco. this morning we still don't know why musk made that decision or what impact that will have to operations. >>> this comes after musk issued an ultimatum to employees. he did not already fire, saying they had to commit to a quote hard core approach to working at the company or quit. and apparently hundreds of employees took him on that offer. >>> in january elizabeth holmes walked out of a courtroom guilty. now her sentencing is just hours away. prosecutors want her behind bars for 15 years. but her defense is putting up a fight to keep her at home and had he recruited dozens of people to help. >> reporter: attorney steve clark has been following the elizabeth holmes ca

i'm thinking of gabby petito's family. >> greg: way to bring us down. >> harris: and of those victimst's why we're doing the story harris we don't like it either but we're trying to show the absurdity of it. >> harris: i'm thinking of jeffrey dahmer and the whole series they just did not of him but their victims and their families. and i cover these stories. so i mean i'm not going to laugh. >> greg: oh. well, you know what? you're going to have to leave. >> harris: no, i'm not leaving. >> greg: i'm joking harris. >> harris: i'm going to make you read some of that book and find some faith. >> greg: i'm reading -- tomorrow i'm flying and i will i'm going to bring it on the flight. i don't think it's comforting to the other passengers when you have a book on prayer. you're reading the book. she wrote her own prayers. >> harris: it's all about miracles. >> greg: read them out loud while we're going down. jim do you think this was a stunt to get press. >> jim: how was this even a story. like four people on twitter were offended and they made a whole story about this, they went on the twit

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brian laundrie's estates will pay 3 million dollars to gabby petito's family to settle wrongful death lawsuit. that suit was filed back in may and alleged that laundrie's parents knew he murdered gabby, the original trial by jury sought damages exceeding $30,000. but today the families agreed to settle the case and avoid going to court. brian laundrie's assets are said to be in the 5 figures and the family is unlikely to receive the full amount. we will take a break at 8.26. coming up on the kron 4 morning news. a police department in the is taking on the catalytic converter crimes and offering protection kits. >> that made offer you some way of protecting yourself from having the stolen. we'll explain how it works. >> and today marks the peak of the holiday travel season after after the break, we're taking take a live look at the san jose international airport meet leon the third... leon the second... and leon... the first of them all. three generations, who all bank differently with chase. leon's saving up for his first set of wheels... nice try. really? this leon's paying for his p

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wrongful death suit further alleges the officers were not properly trained, brian laundry killed gabby petito weeks later. paul returns home from hospital, nancy's husband weeks after getting hit by a hammer in the violent attack homeland security saying david depap is an illegal immigrant from canada, facing a series of charges including attempted murder. we are of course four days away from the midterm elections and candidates are now pulling out all the stops. texas candidate beto o'rourke is now dancing for votes while pushing a pro-abortion message. ♪ ♪ the democrats interesting attempt at gaining attention comes as incumbent g.o.p. greg abbott leads by nearly ten points there. the houston astros are one win away from their second world series championship. >> center guard trying to finish with an exclamation. instead a fly ball to left as a rack, under the track at the wall, pain has done it again! >> monster home run by rookie jeremy pena put them to a victory, just in berlin are also shining earning his first world series win. the serious shifts back to houston in game 6 as win or go

brian laundrie's the state will pay 3 million dollars to gabby petito's family to settle a wrongful deathlawsuit. the suit was filed back in may and alleges that laundrie's parents. i knew that he murdered gabby. the original trial by jury saw damage is seeking $30,000. but today the families agreed to settle in. avoid having this case go to courts. brian laundrie's assets are said to be in 5 figures in the family is unlikely to receive the full amount. new threats today from north korea. the nation's foreign minister warned of fiercer military response to the joint drills activity, the u.s. and south korea operating on thursday. this is coming after north korea hit a record number of missiles. north korea launched another short range ballistic missile just yesterday landing between japan and the korean peninsula. this is the second warning from north korea just this month. the first coming after set of drills completed between the u.s. and south korea, which prompted threats of a quote, powerful response. coming up here, 3.30, the bruins are staying where they are for now, when the uc re

. >> new developments in the murder of gabby petito. her parents are now filing a 50 million dollar wrongful death lawsuit against moab city. of that gets the mob city, utah police department. they allege that officers were negligent in their actions or interactions with the 22 year-old and her former fiance brian laundrie. 2 weeks before her death petito and laundrie were on a road trip through the american west in 21 during the summer. and petito was reported missing after laundrie got back to florida without her, her body was found several weeks later in grand teton national forest. coroner ruled that she was strangled. the lawsuit accuses the police department in moab, utah and its officers failing to protect her when they stopped and considered a an investigation for domestic violence just weeks before her murder. but they ended up letting the couple leave. the lawsuit says the officers improperly determined that petito was the primary aggressor in the interaction. and so they misapplied the lawsuit says utah's domestic abuse loss.

a clue on sunday featured a clue on gabby petito. >> what are alligators? >> yes. >> what?itive, tasteless, wrong. that's what several viewers thought of that question and answer. remember back in 2021, jeopardy apologized for using outdated and inaccurate information about debilitating medical condition. and earlier this month, it wasn't the clue that raised eyebrows, it was the moment that followed. this moment. >> she's the first black woman on the supreme court and the first justice to have been a federal public defender. >> that's justice jackson. ketanji brown jackson. >> i don't think that's surprising. >> these are smart people. when you go on "jeopardy". >> she was just confirmed. been in the news. >> if you're standing outside of a mall and people may not know, they do the man on the street thing. but when you're smart enough to be a contestant on "jeopardy". >>> listen, there's a lot of talk around this one as well. the former first lady, michelle obama revealing she considered wearing her natural hair and braids during her time at the white house but decided tha

gabby petito's family has filed a 50 million dollar wrongful death lawsuit against moab city police in utah. >> the lawsuit alleging officers were negligent in their interactions with the 22 year-old and her fiance, brian laundrie. 2 weeks before her death last summer. the pair were on a cross-country road trip when they were pulled over during a domestic incident and ultimately were allowed to leave our family. petito's family want say that they want to make sure signs of abuse are recognized by authorities in a position to intervene if that situation were ever to happen again. >> and family believes that that these officers knew what the law was. they knew the required and an arrest in the separation at the scene. but but that these officers look for loopholes and in order to not to not follow the law. they ignore injuries. they ignored witnesses. the 9-1-1 call. it said that brian was the primary aggressor. >> laundrie's body was later found near a notebook in which he admitted to killing petito. former president donald trump is reportedly signaling he could declare a 2024 white hou

. >>> also the family of gabby petito is going after the police officers who talked with her days before she was killed. the massive amount the family is demanding and the lawsuit just filed. >>> and she's ready for to you see her opera that she composed at the age of 8. the prodigy explains why she's not nervous. the news at 5:30 starts right now. thanks for joining us, i'm audrey asistio >> several new reports indicate elon musk will be laying off half of his employees at twitter. >> the layoff could hit tomorrow. cnbc and bloomberg are reporting as many as 50% of the twitter staff may be laid off. no official comment from twitter, but we've learned several recruiters have been reaching out to employees, offering to find other job. and not just twitter. seems nearly every day local companies are announcing layoffs. and now the city of san francisco wants to help. >> this is interesting. come work for us, says mayor breed. here's nbc bay area's christie smith. >> we know a number of other tech companies have laid people off. >> reporter: mayor london breed says unfortunately, they've se