will: george michael. pete: was wham on light fm?se my parents listened to a lot of -- will: you know who george michael is? rachel: they were really strict, they didn't have mtv -- will: but everyone knows the other two. pete: and that was the guy you pretended to be at the bar -- will: oh, that would be a great guy to pretend to be. i don't know about wham, i don't know what bars -- [laughter] pete: i don't know about the other guy. rachel: the reason you know about george michael is not just his music. he had a spicy social life, let's just say that. pete: you know what's not spicy? bananas. [laughter] almost no the flavor to them. today is not national banana day, but it might as well be on "fox & friends" because we're debating the efficacy, the taste, ranking of bananas. will: 6 a.m., we came out hot with a big banana debate. rachel and i, pro-banana, we think it's top in the food chain. pete's a big banana hater. pete: yeah. will: so we asked you guys -- i ranked it number one, by the way. pete: a bigot. [laughter] will: on th

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. >> michael george's live outside the courthouse in new york city with a closer look at the indictment in this historic case. michael? >> reporter: well, liz, donald trump was not referred to as the former president in court. he was simply referred to as the defendant. we finally learned the specific crimes a legend in case that will be known as people versus donald trump. a somber -looking donald trump entered court to face criminal charges in connection with hush money payment made to an adult film star in 2016. he pleaded not guilty to felony counts related to falsifying business records pertaining to that payment. >> it is frustrating, but i am motivated. >> reporter: trump was told to refrain from media posts. alvin bragg spoke to the media afterwards. >> the defendant repeatedly made false statements. these are phony crimes in new york state. this is no matter who you are. >> reporter: police can declare unlawful assembly of things get out of hand. >> donald j trump is innocent! this is election interference! >> reporter: anti-trump demonstrators say that justice is a long time c

cbs's michael george joins us now with more on the numbers and how inflation is influencing it all. ael. >> reporter: good evening. economists say the job market is still strong, which is good news for workers, but it's starting to weaken. there is some hope that a weaker job market could help cut down inflation. in l.a., many shoppers aren't happy this easter holiday over the cost of their groceries. >> it's unnecessarily expensive. the price of everything went up and i'm not making a ton more money. >> reporter: here's the good news. the latest jobs report shows unemployment down to just 3.5%. but while overall the country is ng jobs, meta and amazon are laying off thousands of workers. goldman sachs, mcdonald's and disney are also downsizing. fedex is starting a massive restructuring, hoping to cut $4 billion. jill schlesinger says the fed hopes that slower job growth leads to lower inflation. >> the fed needs to see the labor market cool down. the reason is when job growth is robust, when wages are rising, it means that people have more money in their pockets and spend more. that

michael george explains why. >> reporter: dotty pfister has been helping people with their taxes sincely '70s. some of her clients now are the children and grandchildren of previous customers. >> it's like old friends coming in really because they've seen me for so many years. they're ready to come in and hug me and kiss me, dottie, we're waiting to hear from you. >> reporter: this h & r pro has seen it all and is warning her clients to set their expectations lower this year. they're 11% less compared to last year. >> the big change, of course, is the lowering of the child tax credit. and, of course, there's no more gift like we got last year, which was like a big $1,400 to a lot of people. >> reporter: charitable donations also have to be itemized this year. if you're filing at the last minute, dottie says remember to bring all of your important documents in to the tax professional. the irs offers free assistance to people with a gross income of less than $73,000 a year and ask to get your refund through direct deposit. >> mailboxes unfortunately are not as safe as they used to be. if

reporting in manhattan, michael george. reed, back to you. >> thank you. >>> a live look at the airport in west palm beach, florida. former president trump is set to give remarks in a couple of hours. 500 prominent supporters have been invited for this. again, it bears mentioning a conviction would not prevent him from running for the presidency in 2024. we dug into the charges. trump faces a total of 34 counts of falsifying business records in the first-degree. all of those charges of class e felonies. what does that mean? that's the lowest level of felony in the state of new york. i can tell you the next court hearing is scheduled for december with a potential trial scheduled for january. of course, that would easily change. delay is something that we know happens in court situations. we will watch that closely. it's a lot for us to sort through. we lien on people experts in our community. joining me is david mccuen. so, you read the charges. you have seen what is being said about it. what do you say to the accusation, th

cbs' michael george has more. a warning, the video is disturbing. >> reporter: a knock on the wrong door ended with deadly consequences. >> police. >> hey, hands up! [ gunshots ] >> reporter: it happened april 5th when dispatchers in farmingten, new mexico, got a call about a domestic disturbance. someone on the call clearly states the address. but farmingten officers go to 5305 valley view instead. body camera footage show the officers knock and identify themselves, but then they question whether they're at the right home. >> 5308 valley view avenue. >> they told me the wrong -- >> reporter: seconds later the homeowner opens the door. >> hands up! >> reporter: farmington police say all three officers opened fire, killing 52-year-old robert dodson. his teenage daughter called 911 likely not realizing her dad was shot by officers themselves. >> gunshots in the house, and my dad is shot. >> reporter: farmington's police chief said dodson pointed the gun at an officer before they fired. >> it starts with us not getti

me and george michael and a car. we knew we had to get paul mccartney.mccartney, everybody else would pick you have done these things. you get the biggest person first. strength in that. it's fine. so unless you are doing that imagine video. which still to this day, i am gobsmacked that i'm not in. be honest, you are all expecting that at some point. when you are trying to get paul mccartney to do something and we were due for 4:00 p.m. someone calls you at 3:45 and goes, hi, just calling from the sir paul's office. just checking that you are by the phone. and you are like, yeah, i know, i'm so by the phone. i'm talking on it right now. that sort of pressure environment. me and paul, he calls, i have not spoken to him before. we have small talk and then i explain to him, the way that these sketches work is they drive donations on the night but also this year for comic relief, people will be able to buy the sketch and i think and i might get this wrong, i think you can buy it for 1 pound 75. you could download and buy the sketch. i said, the reason it's t

joining me now is george michael luttig, the former federal judge on the u.s.ppeals for the fourt district judge luttig good morning, thanks for joining us this morning. i want to talk about tha speech because that was th reason that we book to during the, speech you gave at the university school of law you are addressing mostly law, scooting and you said quot indeed it might not be muc overstatement if any to sa that during your lifetime, thi great nation of laws and which we are privileged to live well effectively decide whether i will live by the rule of law o whether it will live by th rule of politics so all consuming has become th politicization of our country, our institutions of democrac and now, even our institutions of law tell me more about that, sir >> thank you for having me o with you today the perils for america democracy and the rule of la actually crested with thursday indictment in manhattan. and the republican party's continued denial of januar six. its refusal to acknowledge the former president lost the 2020 election there is now no end in

you play george, michael jordan's coach from the 84 olympics. rge. i was like, you got his number? he said i don't think he wants you to have it. i had to do my own research, so i did a crash test on youtube. he was the first black coach to win a national championship. you know, he's a boss, you know? >> an integral part of the story. lexie yet. jordan said there were two requests he had. he said george had to be in the movie. otherwise, my part -- [laughter] and he said viola davis had to play his mom. >> ben affleck actually called you personally to be in the film? >> he did! and when you called me, it's funny, i was like how did you get my number? [laughter] he played batman, so he probably had his ways. he called me and he talked to me for 45 minutes. he was just like, you know, there's this part. george raveling. the guy is amazing. he told me i'm looking for a hello!actor who is funny.d a i am there! >> let's take a look at a clip. >> michael is not coming tonight. he doesn't even want to meet. believe me, i told him multiple times, and we

one thinks of george weigel, michael novak, george robert sirico, and perhaps especially of richard john neuhaus. their influence upon saint john paul. the second became unmistakably in the great pope's 1991 encyclical letters a.z. moss, which was simultaneously celebration of leo the 13th groundbreaking rare novarum and a thoughtful consideration of the of 1989. in the course that letter, john paul enthusiastically endorsed the market economy and form of liberal democracy that obtained generally in the west. now if we look more deeply into the arguments presented by this school of thought, refer today's fusion ist since it appreciates the tight connection, catholicism and political modernity. we notice a number key themes. first, the insists that the liberal democratic emphasis upon the dignity of individual is unintelligible from biblical assumptions. thomas jefferson implied much when he said in the prolog to the declaration that all people are quote endowed by their creator with certain inalienable rights. if rights are granted by the state. they can be withdrawn when it's convenient

now, michael gove, george eustace and many others had maintained these sensitive sectors and it was decidederalise. australia was liberalised and we would, too. there'll be nothing that we can do if things go wrong here. crosstalk. what a negative view of what mark spencer, the farming minister, described as a massive opportunity forfarmers to enjoy a new dawn, allowing them to break into markets in asia. he said, "with inbuilt safeguards to ensure that "farmers are still protected". was he simply not telling the truth? so, if he's talking recently, he's talking about the trans—pacific deal, which is the cptpp deal. now, this is what i mean about different prime ministers. you had borisjohnson, you had liz truss. now, the cptpp, liz truss wanted to start negotiations at 100,000 tons on beef. actually, what they've done with this deal, the trans—pacific one, is to negotiate a deal of 13,000 tons on beef. you can see that that is a very, very different approach. i'm really pleased that the prime minister has listened — rishi sunak has listened. you've got a different approach to trade but don

michael george, cbs news, new york. >>> and that's the "overnight news" for this thursday.the nation's capital, i'm caitlin huey-burns. >>> this is cbs news flash. i'm shanelle kaul in new york. there will be a detention hearing today for suspected pentagon leaker jack teixeira. the justice department says that his history of violent threats and attempts to destroy evidence make him a flight risk. teixeira faces up to 25 years in prison if convicted. >>> a federal appealals court ss that former vice president mike pence can testify before a grand jury but attempts to overturn the 2020 election. former president donald trump's legal team had tried to block the testimony citing executive privilege. >>> and tonight is james corden's final host of "the late late show." he has hosted more than one thousand episodes since his run began in 2015. for more, download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm shanelle kaul, cbs news, new york. >>> tonight, severe weather sweeping the nation. parts of the south bracing for tornadoes. and the state of emergency tonight al

michael george has more on what happens next. >> reporter: the supreme court says it is temporarily keepingplace federal rules for use of an abortion drug. the court asked both sides to weigh in by next week on whether a lower court ruling should take effect. on wednesday, a federal appeals court weighed in on a ruling from a conservative judge overwriting the fda approval of the pill. in a 2-1 vote, the panel said the drug would still stay available, but with instructions including blocking mail delivery of the drug, shrinking the window in which women can take the medication from 10 weeks to seven, and requiring in-person doctors visits. >> having to meet with the doctor beforehand to determine whether there are life-threatening complications before taking these drugs is essential. >> reporter: mifepristone is used for more than half of all abortions in this country. it was approved by the fda 23 years ago. >> mifepristone is one of the safest medications we have. it went through not just a normal fda approval process, but was held to a higher standard. >> reporter: justice samuel alito i

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michael george, cbs news, new york. >>> tax season is also prime time for scammers, either shady taxhan 75,000 americans have lost at least $28 million to imposter scams in recent years, and that's just the ones that have been re. nancy cls u hhe ways you can protect yourself. >> reporter: peak tax season is putting scammers into overdrive. >> what makes tax season so ripe for opportunity with scammers? >> they know that we are stressed, and it's going to be easier for them to potentially manipulate us. >> reporter: amy nofziger is a fraud expert for aarp and reminds taxpayers to be on the lookout for irs imposter scams. here's how it works. would-be victims receive a phone call, text message, or email claiming to be from the irs, saying taxes are owed or there's a problem with a return. >> we hear a lot of people being requested for prepaid gift cards or even cryptocurrency to pay for these. but we know that this is not how the irs operates. >> reporter: she also says to pay close attention when hiring a tax preparer. >> how did you feel when you found out that this was a scam? >> n

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bush george judge michael luttig, who was on bush's short list for the supreme court, who testified beforethe january committee. and somehow all these people get painted with this broad as a rhino. sometimes i'll even see it spelled out. you, which i think is somewhat hilarious. i'm not sure what the stands for in there, but but this tactic has been very effective of separating out these great conservative legal minds and conservative politicians who have a lot to contribute to policy regardless whether you agree with them or not. from the rest of the republican. and i think, again, that's one of the most surprising things that i've seen, actually. can i can say one thing as far as the effectiveness it so there was a somewhat nothing famous but it was a vignette that has been talked about a amount over the last few months kerry like in one of the final weeks of the gubernatorial election. sorry, governor like just if you're if you're if you're so inclined. none of no. she she was at a campaign event. she made a reference, john mccain, and she said mccain supporters here and, there were, i

michael george, cbs news, new york. >>> chaotic clashes in sudan ar continuing between the military andowerful paramilitary group. the violence has killed 56 civilians and injured nearly 600. a local doctor's group say there could be dozens of deaths against rival forces. the fighting follows tension which caused delays in the deal between political parties to move toward a democracy. residence in the capital are hiding in their homes as the battle rages. >>> airports are seeing some of the most intense fighting. the paramilitary group say that the are in control of airports in the region. however sudan paws military leaders said that all strategic military sites including airports are under their control. is unclear at this point how it is really in control of what area since the claims cannot be independently verified. >>> 900 prisoners were freed i a large-scale prisoner swap. it happened between saudi backed government forces and rebels. this is the flight carrying som of the prisoners. this is part of the largest prisoner swap between the two warring parties in three years. it come

michael george has the latest. >> reporter: a source familiar with the indictment of donald trump tell news the former president is being charged with falsifying business records in the 1st degree. a felony. >> paying hush money is not illegal. falsifying business records is. >> reporter: the charge stems from alleged hush money paid to adult star stormy daniels. the former president should surrender on tuesday in new york. his attorney said there will be no plea deal. >> this is a case that would not be brought against another individual in this country if his name was not donald trump. >> reporter: cbs news has learned that trump will not be handcuffed, but is expected to have his mug shot taken just before the arraignment. security around the lower manhattan courthouse is very tight. >> the lone wolf who is not bragging on social media that he will do this or do that, it is the unknown that is of great concern. >> reporter: in washington, additional barricades and security remain outside the u.s. capital. near trump's palm beach estate, protesters gathered again saturday. after the

andrew ridgeley is celebrating the songs he created with george michael and wham, that defined the eraof industrial action on top of the pandemic. strike days have happened on tuesdays and thursdays when i have a lot of double lessons. so the impact for me in finishing content has been twice as much to catch up on at home and twice as much to cover when we come back into school. my mum's a teacher as well and i can see two aspects of the strike like from the student perspective but also living with another teacher. and i am definitely in full support of them. there could be more than a quarter of a million cars on surrey�*s roads that aren't ulez compliant. the figure has been revealed in a freedom of information request. the ultra low emission zone is due to be expanded to the whole of london in august, and will mean cars which don't meet emissions standards will be charged to travel into the capital. transport for london figures show that 9 out of ten cars currently using the proposed zone in outer london are compliant. surrey county council are challenging the scheme. seven men and

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michael george reports from new york. >> reporter: the supreme court says is temporarily keeping in place federal rules for use of an abortion drug. the court asked both sides to weigh in by next week on whether a lower court wording that added restrictions to mifepristone to take effect. a federal appeals court weighed in on a ruling from a conservative judge overriding the fda's approval of the pill. in a 2-1 vote, the appeals panel said the drug could still stay available but imposed restrictions, including blocking mail delivery of the drug, shrinking the window in which women can take the medication from 10 weeks down to seven weeks, and requiring in-person doctors visits. >> having to go and meet with a doctor to determine whether she is life-threatening complications before taking these drugs is essential. >> reporter: mifepristone is used in more than half of all abortions in this country. it was approved by the fda 23 years ago. >> sacs five is one of the safest medications we have and it went through not just a normal fda approval process, but was really held to a higher standar

michael george reports from new york. >> reporter: the supreme court says it's temporarily keeping ince of federal rules for use of an abortion drug. the court asked both sides to weigh in by next week on whether a lower court ruling that added restrictions to mifepristone to take effect. on wednesday, an appeals court weighed in from a judge overwriting the fda's approval of the pill. in a 2-1 vote, they said that the drug could still stay available but imposed restrictions, including blocking mail delivery of the drug, shrinking the window in which women can take the medication from 10 weeks down to seven and requiring in-person doctors visits. >> having to go in and meet with the doctor beforehand to determine whether she is life-threatening complications before taking these pills is a central. >> mifepristone is used for more than half of all abortions in this country. it was approved by the fda 23 years ago. >> it is one of the safest medications we have and it went through not just a normal fda approval process, but was really held to a higher standard. >> reporter: samuel alito

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charles: i think the irony is he quoted michael george can.ordan, when he didn't win, he considered it a failure. for this market the big winner has been hasbro this week. great earnings report, but you say it's their rival that's been a real winner on main street. tell us about it. >> a lot of traction on twitter because mattel did announce they have a new bar by out, and it is a barbie with counties syndrome. they -- downs syndrome. they talk about diversity and inclusion, and i think this is a community of people who are worth including in society especially since so many women are encouraged to the abort them. so i praise them for this move, and also i just want to tell mattel, if they're looking for a ken with downs syndrome, i have a very handsome cousin who would love to be the prototype for their ken doll. we need barr biand ken -- barbie and ken. these are people with dignity and respect, and i think it's great that mattel is orrining -- honoring that. charles: let me tell you, his ceo has been on the show three times, he loves me. he

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michael brown. and then with -- george floyd accelerated the process. so we're constantly reforming. michael moore, the current and ypg chief. -- he is committed to -- there is an issue back in the 1990s but rodney king [inaudible] we. something that's well-known to you in los angeles. [inaudible] that reform is ongoing. >> chief more, the states have been called the laboratories of democracy, maybe the lapd is the laboratory of police reform. can we have reform and enforcement at the same time? >> absolutely. and thank you for the opportunity to be a guest here today. and when you're a mentor, and -- as well as zev yaroslavsky, you are true leaders and public policy and in america. reforms and enforcement, it's another example of a question, is it too binary? reforms are about a safety of a democracy of a people that don't trust institutions. law enforcement is certainly one of them. reforms are in regards to all types of matters. it's not just the policing is somehow going in the wrong direction, no matter what is going on. it's a matter that punishes a public or suppresses or oppre

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there is new evidence from michael clemens, a researcher at george mason university, he sold that she shows we have been underestimating the benefits of refugees because we haven't been accounting for the demand affect. when you bring people here and they start working, that is also the benefit of u.s. natives as ll. we are clearly in the black on refugees in terms of the spending we have. it is a great investment that pays back more than what we are payingn. host: do they get a stipend of some type, do they get health care of some type, what are the benefits when they come to your united states -- come to the united states? guest: they receive some financial support at the beginning but the current programs are geared to quickly get them into t workforce so that they can become contributors. if you talk with refugees, that is what they will tell you. they show up here, yes, they are in need, they had to leave their home country, but they were assets. when you talk to them, they will tell you, i was a journalist back in afghanistan, i was a doctor, i was aurse, i was a lawyer. an iraq

america hasn't been a woma in the white house yet longtime political journalis and friend michael ashore also georgesood morning for bot of you ali, you have been a speakin specifically to these voters who are gathering at this firs big gathering of conservativ evangelicals tell me what your hearing. >> i think it's really fascinating. especially as we track specifically on this issue o abortion we watch of close the way that it played out in the 202 midterms that something when i talk t republican operatives in washington, it's a lesson they won't soon forget. when you look at the way tha these candidates are now being forced to talk about thi issue. in large part because as candidates don't want to set their own parameters on this i mean that for people like ti scott and others who last week when i interviewed them abou this, said that he would sig literally in his words the mos restrictive ban or the mos conservative band that congres could send him when republican candidates don't set the parameters, ali, state legislatures will do tha for them it's why we're seein republican candidates no forced

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