. >> reporter: -- kelly gibson's a.p. literature students are discussing artificial intelligence >> what i would like to see you guys do in this discussion is really be able to kind of vet how you feel about this >> reporter: she's talking about chatgpt, the new bot that can spit out college-level essays in seconds and has passed graduate-level medical, legal, and business exams school districts like new york city's are banning it what was your reaction when you first encountered chatgpt? >> my first reaction was absolutely panic >> reporter: but now this 25-year veteran of teaching is embracing it in one new lesson students had to read a book then write a thesis statement to plug into chatgpt. it spit out an essay which they then worked from >> if it's introduced to them not through the lens of being a cheating tool and instead through the lens of being something that will help them, we have a better chance further down the road of them seeing it that way >> reporter: in a recent survey of 1,000 college-aged students, mo

. >> reporter: gibson is not a student at msu, but he's been working in the school's cafeteria sinceide brian fraser, the msu sophomore who was killed by the gunman. >> we have lost too much. it's only getting worse. >> reporter: today hundreds of msu students rallied on the steps of the state's capitol, demanding gun reform legislation. >> words are not good enough. we must act, and we will. >> you're under arrest right now. >> reporter: newly released body cam video shows anthony mcrae's arrest on a gun charge in 2019. on monday, authorities say he took his own life during a confrontation with police. three msu students were killed in the attack and five others were critically wounded, including guadalupe huapilla-perez, a junior studying hospitality business. her sister started a gofundme page because she says she faces months of care. the four other students are also in critical condition. classes here at msu are suspended until next week, and the campus is mostly empty now. but, norah, many of those who are still here are holding a vigil tonight behind me to remember the victims

monday night, before he knew it, gibson says, he was dodging bullets. >> i honestly do think he shotnd missed. >> reporter: gibson is not a student at msu, but he has been working in the school's cafeteria since january, alongside brian fraser, the msu sophomore who was killed by the gunman. >> we have lost too much. it's only getting worse. >> reporter: today, hundreds of msu student eps of the state capital, demanding gun reform legislation. >> words are not good enough. we must act, and we will. >> you are under arrest right now. >> reporter: newly released police body cam video show anthony mcrae's arrest on a gun charge in 20:19 p.m. on monday, authorities say he took his own life during a confrontation with police. three msu students were killed in the attack, and five others were critically wounded, including guadalupe huapilla-perez, a junior studying hospitality business. her sister started a gofundme page because she says huapilla-perez faces months of care. four students in critical condition. classes at msu are suspended until next week and the campus is mostly empty now.

talk a little bit about althia gibson. >> althia gibson is one of my favorite specifically about blackshe's born in the segregated south on a cotton farm to parents who are sharecroppers. so she is coming of the direct legacy and evolution of slavery. her family, just like millions of other african americans said we don't want to be here anymore so they picked up and moved to new york during what is called the great migration. when they get their, althea is still struggling. she is skipping school, not doing well in her classes and that's where the community part comes into the fold. collect and offering, they pull their money and they pay for her to get tennis lessons -- a professional athlete. she wins roland garros in france, she wins wimbledon in front of the queen. she is this incredible figure, truly we would not have the serena williams, the venus williams, the cocoa -- we would not have those people without althea gibson first. >> what kind of reaction you get from tiktok? is it more like me, like, wait a minute, i didn't know that story. or do you get some of the pushback we a

. >> reporter: after playing the pivotal evidence for the jury wednesday testimony from rogan gibson,end of paul murdaugh, whose dog was staying at the family's kennel at the time gibson got a call from paul in the kennel at 8:40 p.m. and recalls hearing alex in the background paul then took a video of a rash on the dog's tail intended for rogan at 8:44 p.m. it was never sent. forensics showed the last read text on paul's phone just minutes later at 8:48 and maggie's last read text a minute later at 8:49 the defense asking rogan about the family dynamic. he describes loving relationships between all three. >> can you think of any circumstance that you can envision knowing them as you do where alex would brutally murder paul and maggie >> not that i can think of. >> reporter: prosecutors pushing back once more >> how long have you known alex murdaugh? >> pretty much all my life >> as you sit here today, did you really know him >> yes, i knew mr. alex >> reporter: the final witness of the day, another good friend of paul's, saying on the stand he's 100% certain the three voices on that

kennel at the time gibson got a call from paul in the kennel at 8:40 p.m. and recalls hearing alec in the background he then took a video of the dog's tail intended fos tail in. it was never sent. maggie's last text was a minute later at 8:49. he described loving relationships between all three. >> can you think of any circumstance that you can envision, knowing them as you do where alec would brutally murder paul and maggie? >> not that i can think of >> reporter: prosecutors pushing back once more >> how long have you known alec murdaugh >> pretty much all my life >> as you sit here today, did you really know him? >> yes, i knew mr. alec. >> reporter: the final witness of the day was another close friend of paul's who testified on the stand that he was 100% certain the three voices on the video were those of paul, maggie and alec murdaugh. back to you. >> catie, thank you. >>> lawyers for president biden's son hunter are asking for an investigation into allies of former president trump as well as a prominent host at a cable news network nbc's brie jackson

the 2008% review of the 0magh bombing did not have such statutory powers meaning sir peter gibson hads important any investigation has all tools at its disposal to access any materials. it is for this reason, i discounted the option of a statutory inquiry. i also discounted referring the 0magh case to the independent commission of reconciliation and independent recovery which will be established under a bill currently being considered by the other place. this new body will have all the powers required to access all evidence and compel witnesses. however it has been designed to consider cases which occurred before the good friday agreement. it's well established approach to distinguish between cases, i do not think we should change the approach now and the legislation setting up the commission has yet to pass into law. also an independent statutory inquiry is an appropriate forum for establishing the last volume of national security sensitive information, which the court has deemed to be at the core of the question as to whether the bomb could have been prevented. a disclosure protocol

and the bill gibson, thanks to bill.t the nicest really a guy who would meet and just. >> talk to. you know, he's not like a a big time like it doesn't come off as a big-time star. is learning to play the drums. i guess. you know, you fake it till you make it. i mean, come on right in is taking lessons ran in to huey lewis at pico. salido. yes. so you know, yes, a lot of these guys are still local, ok? well, that's it's good to know. yes. and the news talk about a legendary, very bad, their by the way, special thanks to a fred runner, the guy. >> who knows everything about the. >> the railway, they're up the mountain, the friends of mount and they open up that gravity barn for us. give us a special tour. their volunteer ambassadors for the mountain and everything that's special about it to a lot of great work. so appreciate them. and looking forward to our next area back roads as we take a live look outside tonight. appropriate. then up the view from them now, km >> beautiful view out there. great package. graham, thank

>> i did not. >> reporter: police later showed gibson that video from inside the kennel. >> and what voices did you hear? >> paul's, ms. maggie, mr. alex. >> how sure are you now? >> positive. >> 100%? >> that's correct. >> reporter: prosecutors playing that video for him again in court. >> can you point out alex murdaugh, the person whose voice you recognize in this video in this courtroom? >> please. let the record reflect he's identified the defendant. >> reporter: but the defense pushing back, painting a portrait of a happy family. >> they were loving to each other and to paul and buster and their friends, correct? >> that's correct. >> can you think of any circumstance, knowing them as you do, where alex would brutally murder paul and maggie? >> not that i can think of. >> reporter: and today, a cell phone expert testified it appeared alex murdaugh deleted call logs from his phone. david? >> eva pilgrim following this trial for us. eva, thank you. >>> when we come back here tonight, the suspect accused of kidnapping and torturing a woman, saying he used social media, well tonigh

paul was sending the video and questioned him that night, so gibson can see his injured dog. the recording. >> and the issue recognize voices on their? >> did you recognize the voices of your second family. >> i didn't. >> i didn't. >> what voices did you hear? >> paul, maggie, elliott. >> how sure you? now >> positive. >> you're sure? >> 100%. >> on cross examination, they try to cut away it is -- you heard a voice say no, you remember whose voice that is? it only got worse when i was longtime friend and roommate said he heard alex on the reporting to. >> how sure are you? >> 100%. >> the person whose voice we recognize on, there who you are cases alex murdaugh, what do you see him in the courtroom today. >> yes sir. >> can you point out to the jury? >> he sitting right there. >> and as i video played in court, anderson, alex murdaugh said the defense table, crying, we learned in court, whatever happened that night have been very very fast we know that video was recorded about 8:45 pm, paul murdoch got a text that he opened at 8:48, just 36 seconds later, he got another text

accuweather 7 forecast shows bright skies >>> coming up, the one and only charlie gibson, kate gibson friends kate and charlie gibson host "the book case" podcast and getting a master class from the top storytellers. >> my name is max. i will be reading "sad" by me. >> you may not have heard of these authors before -- >> the boston terrier was born in a shelter that was cold. he had brown fur and a white line in the middle of his hid. >> but their voices are important. >> it's us or your babushka. >> these are the next generation of best-sellers. the students of 826 national, the largest youth creative writing program in the country. it serves nearly 500,000 students 6 to 18 every year through online tools and chapters and inspired dozens of other similar programs across the globe. >> we found it on the premise of writing is transformation, that writing is this joyful tool that is both intimate and powerful, can change the trajectory of your life and we work to ensure that students everywhere have access to that tool. >> it's a story that began here in san francisco 20 years ago when

but if your bridge and it, it wasn't your own good again from to nicole barbara gibson. ha. sale for this morning to sell the loop outfit. it went home to lou. there's only one, look, i'm your visual nor do not you forget to persist in process. that's good to have people go to this is really or less than wife, you know, but it's also by team. will we miss it? if it is on passing? my mom on shell small gunshot, a bunch of the gums. i wonder if you saw passing it lisa, mom and i am very workers. stage enough one pass. you are more just you last soon from chauffeur to apply with the bus or from the just cause or do you see like if i'm still a mistake on it and not at all. yeah. and to me to my room. okay. matter that they might be me as good the 2nd glass going to a compressor like us been long enough time to do this with me about it. and i could talk to you to come up with a deadline. say say you don't have any been confused to me here a lot cheaper. yeah. gosh, is it is good to moses sheila booth from posey who uses an intelligence lamb. then she'll scheduled those as the model mostly

. >> hey, everybody, i'm grant lotus and i'm bill gibson and this is back. roads.l, hey, come on and check out the studio. >> we're in the north bay at the nevada home of bill gibson. this is a where i record you know, drummer for the quintessential bay area, rock band, huey lewis and the news. the studio, which he recently designed and built is the total package. perfect for a guy who also loves to sing not a lead singer by any stretch of the imagination. >> and that, but i'm but i'm good and like a 3 part, harmony the whole ban would often sing a capella. >> that's why they kept getting invited to kick off big games. we've done lots of anthems from candlestick. to the coliseum. >> say you >> because i'm usually up behind the drives. i don't feel nervous. that's a nerve wracking. the band's love of sports is the inspiration for their most famous album. >> and among their biggest fans, several forty-niners legends. met joe and they they hit it off and then we met dwight. >> hughley and dwight really hit it off. and they were really. fast friends. >> nowadays, get t

>> that's correct. >> reporter: on cross-examination the defense tried to chip away at gibson's testimonyrd a voice say no, it is a chicken. do you remember whose voice that was? >> repo >> mr. alex the first time and then also paul. >> reporter: and it got worse for the defense when paul's long time friend said he heard alex on the recording too. >> how sure are you? >> 100%. >> the person whose voice you recognize on there that you identify as alex murdaugh, do you see him in the courtroom here today? >> yes, sir. >> you cacan you point him out e jury? >> he's sitting right there. >> reporter: randy kay, cnn, south carolina. >>> still ahead, one of the best to ever play the game is hanging up his helmet for good this time. tom brady is retiring from the nfl again. we'll have reactions to his announcement. cold coming on? zicam is the number one cold shortening brandnd! highly recommend it! zifans love zicam's unique zinc formula. it shortens colds! zicacam. zinc that cold! we planned well for retirement, but i wish we had more cash. you think those two have any idea? that they can sell

we have hundred gibson. we have lj abraham. we are frank gotti. we have mayor moses.not be here without them, so thank you. we would not be here. a lot of times, we acknowledge the high positions, but it is the people who on the ground and on the front lines like you taught me make a difference. so, let me, it constrained as i can, give a call to action. i do so on behalf of my cocounsel, ben turner, yeah, locals from memphis. chris o'neill, natalie jackson, sue and robertson. my whole team. we are all in this together, fighting for justice for you. for you, mr. rodney. we are fighting for justice. so, we do the call to action, it really is a plea for justice. it is a narrator: funding for presentation of this program is provided by.. the frman foundation. by judy and peter blum-kovler foundation. pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. and by contributions to this pbs station from viewers like you, thank you. ♪ ♪ narror: you're watching pbs. ♪ ♪ narrator: funding for presentation of this program is provided by.. the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blu

. >> hey, everybody, i'm grant lotus and i'm bill gibson. and this is very about crowds. well, hey, come on and check out the studio. >> we're in the north bay at the nevada home of bill gibson. this is a where i record max, you know, drummer for the quintessential bay area, rock band, huey lewis and the news. the studio, which he recently designed and built is the total package. perfect for a guy who also loves to sing not only and singer by any stretch of the imagination. >> and that, but i'm but i'm good and like a 3 part, harmony the whole band would often sing a capella. >> that's why they kept getting invited to kick off big games. we've done lots of anthems from candlestick. to the coliseum. >> say you see. >> because i'm usually up behind the drives. i don't feel nervous. that's a nerve wracking. >> the band's love of sports is the inspiration for their most famous album and among their biggest fans, several forty-niners legends. he we met joe and they they. >> hit it off. and then we met dwight hughley and dwight really hit it off. and they were really. fast frie

. >> hey, everybody, i'm grant lotus and i'm bill gibson. and this is very about crowds.l, hey, come on and check out the studio. >> we're in the north bay at the nevada home of bill gibson. this is a where i record max, you know, drummer for the quintessential bay area, rock band, huey lewis and the news. the studio, which he recently designed and built is the total package. perfect for a guy who also loves to sing not a lead singer by any stretch of the imagination. >> and that, but i'm but i'm good and like a 3 part, harmony the whole band would often sing a capella. >> that's why they kept getting invited to kick off big games. we've done lots of anthems from candlestick. >> to the coliseum. >> say you see. >> because i'm usually up behind the drives. i don't feel nervous. that's a nerve wracking. >> the band's love of sports is the inspiration for their most famous album and among their biggest fans, several forty-niners legends. he we met joe and they they. >> hit it off. and then we met dwight hughley and dwight really hit it off. and they were really. fast friends

>> i believe that eddie gibson installed them. >> who is that? >> he's the guy who apparently does blue light work for most of the sheriffs departments in the 14th circuit and a lot of police departments. >> did you -- when did you have that installed? do you recall? one vehicle or more than one vehicle, let's start with that? >> i believe i had it in -- i believe i had blue lights in one vehicle. >> when did you have that installed do you think? >> i'm not sure. >> five years, ten years? >> i can give you a timeframe. >> okay. >> the vehicle that i was in -- that got taken in on june 7th, i got that vehicle sometime around late december or january. i had it for six months. i would have had the previous vehicle for five years. that's how long we kept vehicles in the law firm. i would have had it for five years. sometime during that five-year period i had lights installed. >> did you ask the sheriff at the time if you could do that? >> i did. >> who was that? >> i believe it was t.c. smalls. i believe it was andy strickland and in allendale it was

what he does i love so much coach gibson when i play for joe did this wednesday afternoon who come insudden you could not wait. you just cannot wait until the game to see if he called the play and what is it going to be? you keep handing those little pieces of candy it keeps the guys interested and keeps them going. but for this game everybody knows what is at stake. everyone is going on in this one. brian: tell me how this thing plays out. >> i think this is an offense of/defensive line again. patrick and jaylon are two terrific quarterbacks for this game. to the eagles defense of my neck kansas city offense of line. isn't patrick going to be able to move around have to find travis kelsey somewhere. the eagles have to defend him. the defensive line has been unbelievable all four of those guys had 10 sacks. that's rushing forward you can drop seven and makes a space is much more difficult to get the ball to people. brian: left asses question i get some enduring responses can you win or lose this game in the game plan? we have seen these guys together for seven or eight months. it is a

. >> hey, everybody, i'm grant lotus and i'm bill gibson and this is very about crowds.l, hey, come on and check out the studio. >> we're in the north bay at the nevada home of bill gibson. this is a where i record max, you know, drummer for the quintessential bay area, rock band, huey lewis and the news. the studio, which he recently designed and built is the total package. perfect for a guy who also loves to sing not a lead singer by any stretch of the imagination. >> and that, but i'm but i'm good and like a 3 part, harmony the whole band would often sing a capella. >> that's why they kept getting invited to kick off big games. we've done lots of anthems from candlestick. to the coliseum. >> say you >> because i'm usually up behind the drives. i don't feel nervous. that's a nerve wracking. the band's love of sports is the inspiration for their most famous album. >> and among their biggest fans, several forty-niners legends. he we met joe and they they hit it off. and then we met dwight. >> hughley and dwight really hit it off. and they were really. fast friends. >> no

. >> hey, everybody, i'm grant lotus and i'm bill gibson. and this is very about crowds., come on and check out the studio. >> we're in the north bay at the nevada home of bill gibson. this is a where i record you know, drummer for the quintessential bay area, rock band, huey lewis and the news. the studio, which he recently designed and built is the total package. perfect for a guy who also loves to sing not a lead singer by any stretch of the imagination. >> and that, but i'm but i'm good and like a 3 part, harmony >> the whole band would often sing a capella. that's why they kept getting invited to kick off big games. we've done lots of anthems from candlestick. to the coliseum. >> say you see. >> because i'm usually up behind the drives. i don't feel nervous. that's a nerve wracking. >> the band's love of sports is the inspiration for their most famous album and among their biggest fans, several forty-niners legends. he we met joe and they they. >> hit it off. and then we met dwight hughley and dwight really hit it off. and they were really. fast friends. >> nowadays,

>> that's rogan gibson. >> okay. and this jury, of course, has heard multiple recorded statements of you during the course of this. did you ever referred to paul as paul paul during >> i don't know. >> do you recall? >> how i referred to -- i can say paul if you prefer that. >> you can call him whatever you want. i'm asking you if you called him that the course of the investigation or the first time today publicly. >> is today the first time i called my son paul paul? no, sir, that is not correct. >> have you ever called him that on all the recorded statements that this jury has heard? >> i don't know. >> have you called roro? >> all the time. >> in the recorded statements did you call him that? >> i don't know. i called him rogan also. i don't know. i'm happy to call him rogan and i'm happy to call paul paul. >> all right. let's talk about -- i'll be specific with the boat wreck criminal call and the boat wreck civil case. okay. is that >> yes, sir. >> all right. we've talked a little bit about your badge. did you h

because of has increased and my this i really just wanted to good morning, america star gordon gibson and me out of the money these. and they do the government many willis. so he told us what his offices had been applied to protect the members of the parliament and the company administered, i called back to protect the pow wow run has a new or base located entirely underground on reportedly immune to any attack. the basis said to be said deep inside is i gross mountain range in the west of the country and is able to host fighter jets as well as remotely control military drones, as well as having all the necessary facilities that traditional ur base offers, such as a number of hangers and maintenance sites. it's out of sight from prying eyes on, shielded by concrete and rock. the compound was visited by to runs top military commanders who claim it can withstand any attack from a runs. a 10 shall enemies. where are t contribute? sure you serve jelly and turan has more on the capabilities all the new base and it's connection to geopolitical concerns playing out in the region. it's the 44

this program and leslie gibson. all right. we're all thank you.nd please know that natasha will be outside and to sign books for anyone who would like to get a copy of it. and it is a great so there's more it and you should explore thanks so

late this afternoon, a prosecution witness named rogen gibson told the jury he knows alex murdaugh'ss on there? >> i did. >> and what voices did you hear? >> paul's, ms. maggie, mr. -- >> and how sure are you now? >> positive. >> 100%? >> that's correct. >> and, wolf, it only got worse from there for the defense after rogen gibson, another longtime friend of paul murdaugh's testified that he too heard alex murdaugh on that recording. he said he was 100% sure it was him, and when the prosecution asked him to point out the person he heard on that recording, he pointed directly at alex murdaugh. >> randi kaye, thank you very, very much. and to our viewers, thanks very much for watching i'm wolf blitzer in "the situation room." "erin burnett outfront" starts right now. ♪ >>> "outfront" next, russian onslaught. ukraine bracing for half a million more russian troops to storm its borders as

i'm grant lotus and i'm bill gibson and this is very about crowds.ey, come on and check out the studio. >> we're in the north bay at the nevada home of bill gibson. this is a where i record you know, drummer for the quintessential bay area, rock band, huey lewis and the news. the studio, which he recently designed and built is the total package. perfect for a guy who also loves to sing not a lead singer by any stretch of the imagination. >> and that, but i'm but i'm good and like a 3 part, harmony the whole band would often sing a capella. >> that's why they kept getting invited to kick off big games. we've done lots of anthems from candlestick. >> to the coliseum. >> say you >> because i'm usually up behind the drives. i don't feel nervous. that's a nerve wracking. >> the band's love of sports is the inspiration for their most famous album and among their biggest fans, several forty-niners legends. he we met joe and they they. >> hit it off. and then we met dwight hughley and dwight really hit it off. and they were really. fast friends. >> nowadays,

so gibson could -- >> do you recognize the voices on there?did. >> you recognize the voices of your second family? >> i did. >> and what voices did you hear? >> paul and miss maggie and alex. >> how sure are you now? >> positive. >> 100%? >> yes. >> it seemed to backfire. >> you heard a voice say no, it's a chicken. do you remember whose voice that was? >> that was mr. alex that said it first time and paul also said it was a chicken. >> it only got worse for the defense when paul's long time friend and roommate will loving said he heard alex on the recording too. >> how sure are you? >> 100%. >> the person whose voice you recognize on there that you identify as alex murdaugh, do you see him in the courtroom today? >> yes, sir. >> can you point him out for the jury? >> he's sitting right there. >> and, poppy, whatever happened that night happened very, very fast. we know that video was recorded 8:45 p.m. we also know from testimony that paul pmurdaugh and then he got text at 8:47 and then at 8. 49 he got a text that he never read. >> a search o

. >> hey, everybody, i'm grant lotus and i'm bill gibson. and this is very about roads. well, hey, come on and check out the studio. >> we're in the north bay at the nevada home of bill gibson. this is a where i record max, you know, drummer for the quintessential bay area, rock band, huey lewis and the news. the studio, which he recently designed and built is the total package. perfect for a guy who also loves to sing not a lead singer by any stretch of the imagination. >> and that, but i'm but i'm good and like a 3 part, harmony the whole band would often sing a capella. >> that's why they kept getting invited to kick off big games. we've done lots of anthems from candlestick. >> to the coliseum. >> say you see. >> because i'm usually up behind the drives. i don't feel nervous. that's a nerve wracking. >> the band's love of sports is the inspiration for their most famous album and among their biggest fans, several forty-niners legends. he we met joe and they they. >> hit it off. and then we met dwight hughley and white really hit it off. and they were really. fast frie

, testified that paul was sending the video in question to him that night, so gibs gibson could see hisalex murdaugh's voice on the recording. >> did you hear, recognize the voices on there? >> i did. >> did you recognize the voices of your second family? >> i is did. >> and what voices is you hear? >> paul's, miss maggie, mr. -- >> how sure? >> positive. >> reporter:en to cross-examination the defense tried to chip away at his testimony about the tape but it seemed to backfire. >> you heard a voice say no it's a chicken. do you remember whose voice that was? >> mr. alex that said it the first time and then paul said it was a chicken. >> reporter: and it only got worse for the defense when paul's long-time friend and roommate, will loving, said he heard alex on the recording, too. >> how sure are you? >> 100%. >> the person whose voice you recognize on there that you identified as alex murdaugh, do you see him in the courtroom today? >> yes, sir. >> can you point him out for the jury? >> sitting right there. >> and as that video played in to court, anderson, alex murdaugh sat at the def

the cardinals' intimidating bob gibson, and the phillies phenom steve carlton. mccarver loved the game >> the culmination of everything that you've ever dreamed of as far as baseball is concerned. that's what it's all about. people say they're nervous. there is really no need to be nervous it's more fun. you like to capture those moments forever. >> good evening, everyone i'm tim mccarver. >> reporter: it was as a broadcaster, though, that earned mccarver his place in the baseball hall of fame. he teamed with joe buck on fox for 18 memorable seasons. the emmy-winning analyst was too inside baseball for some. but his diligent dissection of data and player habits made him seem downright prescient. >> here we are after 18 wonderful years together. >> reporter: tim mccarver was 81. harry smith, nbc news, new york >>> and that's "nightly news" for this thursday. thank you for watching, everyone i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other. good night >> the throw at first. out at third, the mets win it 6-5 >>> i'm raj mathai. an exclusive with oakland

matt gibson moving from a prime start -- prime spot. what he could do to drum up around this asset manager as well, in terms of bringing on more investors around the world, as goldman tries to deemphasize its balance sheet investment. it is a pretty core topic for solomon over at goldman sachs after that big shift in consumer. now, it really shifts to asset and wealth management, and bringing in third-party investors as they go along. kriti: certainly a lot to keep an eye on. our chief wall street correspondent oliver appeared you can follow her newsletter. it comes out weekly on businessweek. i'm sure it is on the terminal right now. i cannot member the function. >> you can subscribe. kriti: you have to tune in. i read it every single week. she forces me to or she won't cook me dinner every three months or so. jon: [laughter] kriti: it's a real quid pro quo, for lack of a better term. s&p 500 down about 0.6%. you're seeing a flood concentrated in the nasdaq, down about 1% on the day. the bond market 3.62 on the 10-year yield. this is b

. >> reporter: jack gibson was working in the cafeteria there.e escaped, but his co-worker, brian fraser, didn't. fraser, arielle anderson, and alexandria verner were killed. >> i don't know why. none of us deserved that. >> reporter: a junior hospitality major was hurt, listed in critical condition, still in the hospital. her family started a gofundme saying that it will take months for the florida native to recover. >> we shouldn't have to live with this -- >> reporter: among the grief, anger. students held a peaceful sit-in at the capitol yesterday demanding action on gun reform. >> if nothing changes, it will continue. >> you're under arrest -- >> reporter: meanwhile, newly released video shows the 43-year-old suspect's arrest on a gun charge in 2019. police say he took his own life as officers confronted him after the shooting. today people will be allowed back in the academic building where the shooting started to pick up things they left behind when running for safety. classes are expected to resume on monday. but a petition for that to be

elizabeth leonard is the john jay and cornelia v gibson professor of history emerita at colby college in waterville, maine. leonard is the author of several books on the civil war era, including yankee women, gender battles in the civil war, all the daring of the soldier, women of the civil war, armies, and lincoln's forgotten ally. judge advocate general joseph holt of kentucky, which was named co-winner of the gilder lehrman lincoln prize in 2012. her new book, benjamin franklin butler a noisy, fearless life. elizabeth delves into the life of the controversy. shall 19th century lawyer civil war general and massachusetts politician and argues for a reevaluation of the historical reputation of this colby college alumni and democrat turned radical republican. given that i work in the manuscript division of the library of congress, it would be remiss of me not to note that elizabeth is one of, if not the only researcher to identify her favorite manuscript reading room locker number. in her acknowledgments. that's hard core. and this morning, elizabeth and i said, we may need to put a pl

something happens that something according to former oakland city councilmember lynette gibson mcelhaney. >> is the federal monitor overseeing the oakland police department. robert warshaw, who hired an outside law firm to investigate how opd handle the pair of incidents involving misconduct of an oakland police sergeant. the clean, he says warshaw has a financial conflict of interest to keep his oversight role at opd. they've been 10, 12, 13 chiefs. 3 mayors how many successive city councils then he's being paid a million dollars and has the trust of the court to ensure that oakland's systems are in place to bring us a constitutionally sound high-performance team. >> and yet. every time we're about to come out from underneath his contracts. suddenly there's a bombshell. oakland mayor out place chief leronne armstrong administrative leave while she says she awaits all of the information in the matter. however, the mayor has given no indication that the federal monitor's role is are there any scrutiny by her administration? yes, i can understand that people might be skeptical, but the rea

something happens that something according to former oakland city councilmember lynette gibson mcelhaney. >> is the federal monitor overseeing the oakland police department. robert warshaw, who hired an outside law firm to investigate how opd handled a pair of incidents involving misconduct of an oakland police sergeant. the he says warshaw has a financial conflict of interest to keep his oversight role at opd. they've been 10, 12, 13 chiefs. 3 mayors. >> how many successive city councils then he's being paid a million dollars and has the trust of the court to ensure that oakland's systems are in place to bring us a constitutionally sound high-performance team. and yet. every time we're about to come out from underneath his contracts. suddenly there's a bombshell. oakland mayor out place chief leronne armstrong administrative leave while she says she awaits all of the information in the matter. >> however, the mayor has given no indication that the federal monitor's role is are there any scrutiny by her administration? yes, i can understand that people might be skeptical, but the reality

gibson asked dr. smith about those color variations and the rings. were sufficient to. one of the possibilities that could account for this is kind of different. is it does it imply these are quite different minerals or are they being exposed. different kinds of things. well, that's that's what we don't really understand. all we see is a effect that could mean different composition among the particles between the big rings ring, or it could be a purely superficial effect something happens to the ring particles, perhaps a color color dislocations in the in the crystal structure that the due to high energy particle bombardment slightly cause the surface of the particles so different in the ring systems. but smith and his fellow scientists were sure of one thing, and now, you know, counting of rings in voyager one, we had estimated that there hundreds perhaps even up to a thousand. now we're getting higher and we're finding that many of the rings that we're seeing is thought were single rings. and the voyager one photography are now turning out to be multiple in some cases

been saved after spending more than 30 hours under the rubble of a collapse building in the city of gibson. this video shows the moment rescuers brought the boy to safety and re united him with his family and house. the desperate search for survivors continues. there's been a huge global response to the disaster with pledges of much needed rescue equipment and humanitarian aid. ah, [000:00:00;00] with they have torn my or taught were completely broken. no, for the new modem. ah, guys with ah ah, ah, i miss roswell and lou families under there, my sons, my daughter, my son in law, they're still under the rubble. we hear their voices, they're still alive. there's no way to get them out. there's no machinery, there's no error with my grandson is 18 months, so please help them please. we can hear them have not got any news from them since the morning. please go on the 12th floor. we can't reach my family, my grandson soon . i guess you all know what this moment just after a building collapse was filmed by a journalist during a live broadcast in south eastern turkey. many video circulating onli

. >> former oakland city councilmember lynette gibson mcelhaney says that in the 18 months that oakland police chief leronne armstrong has been in charge. no black person has been shot by oakland police. it's this chief. >> the first chief that has brought us into full compliance and been placed in sustainability. >> however, the federal compliance monitor robert warshaw was investigation into cheap armstrong's handling of a pair of internal affairs misconduct investigations, places opd indian. 23 years of federal oversight in the financial burden to oakland taxpayers in jeopardy. now, why would a conscientious leader from the town risk that to protect some? >> that doesn't make sense. it defies logic. and i think that the people of oakland know that. >> she says financial incentive to continue oversight is the problem. we have no independent reason to question integrity of was shot at this time. in fact, millie cleveland of the coalition for police accountability says robert warsaw's motive for opening a new opd compliance investigation is also not what's under scrutiny here. >> you co

our children because that will undermine the future in lonia to come even upset when the what the gibson education going to have so much less than the fact that i can't even imagine. so this is indeed very difficult. most schools don't have the test. so yeah, the situation is will have better last and effect country. yeah. that you have convey campaigned for greater just the quality in the past. come, i also have the war, push this issue onto the sidelines or has it in fact increase the need to focus on these kind of values more than ever. i think the what had double facts about chance because on the one hand, of course, the majority of those by 10 in the war directly i men but old. so remember that 50000 women, i turned in the frontline ukrainian army. so we actually do much more diverse in terms of our me and i think that this has actually given a boost to the idea of jump in quality ukraine. so despite what typically lead into a more masculinity in the political discourse, but in our situation, actually the fight is recognizing that there is a significant number of women fighting. and

i want to thank and acknowledge lisa gibson and her staff at the planning department and our deputy city attorneys for crafting an extraordinary environmental document, this negative declaration is a fascinating historical read as well as an excellent ceqa document that does indeed determine that this project, the legislation could not have a significant affect on the environment and the negative declaration was the subject of an appeal to the planning commission, the planning commission after deliberation and consideration rejected said appeal and now the legislation is finally right for us to pass, which legislation includes as recommended by the court and amortization period. there's one teeny tiny small amend which is reference the appropriate file and i would like to amend the subject ordinance on page 2 at line 20 to strike the incorrect previous file 190946 and replace it with the correct file 220815. and with that, colleagues, i have no further comments. >> okay. my comment to you, thank you so much for sticking to it through the years. so, if there's no other comments or questio

, not hall of fame great but essential, smart he was a catcher for two hall of fame pitchers, bob gibsonve carlton. mccarver loved the game. >> the culmination of everything that you've ever dreamed of, as far as baseball's concerned. that's what it's all about people say they're nervous there's no reason to be nervous. it's more fun. you'd like to capture those moments forever. >> reporter: it was as a broadcaster, though, that earned mccarver his place in the baseball hall of fame. he teamed with joe buck on fox for 18 memorable seasons the emmy-winning analyst was too inside baseball for some, but his diligent dissection of data and player habits made him seem down right prescient >> here we are after 18 wonderful years together >> reporter: tim mccarver was 81 harry smith, new york. >>> tiger woods thrills the crowds at the genesis invitational >> and who's reedady for all-str weekend? ady for all-star weekend? ten years ago, i invented the ring video doorbell for moments like that. and ring security cameras for moments like this. [ring floodlight cam siren sounds] [bear growls] and

gibson asked if he recognized all three voices in the video. >> i did >> and what voices did you hearl's, miss maggie, mr. alex >> and how sure are you now? >> positive. >> reporter: gibson also testified that paul called him from the kennel that night at 8:40 and recalls hearing alex in the background the defense asking rogan about the family dynamic between the three, which he called loving. >> can you think of any circumstance that you can envision, knowing them as you do, where alex would brutally murder paul and maggie >> not that i can think of >> reporter: the final witness on the stand yesterday was another close friend of paul murdaugh's, who also heard that cell phone audio and says that that third voice is 100% alex murdaugh savannah >> all right catie beck following the case for us thank you. >>> lots more to get to on a thursday morning, including some spectacular images of a rare green comet that hasn't been this close to earth in nearly 50,000 years nbc's tom costello covers space for us he's been following this comet 50,000 years, tom! >> 50,000 years. the last time th