gladys is next in los angeles . our landlord in california, go ahead . >> i'm calling because i wanted to say what happened to me due to the moratorium. i had managed because of the multiple moratorium, can you hear me? >> we can, go ahead with your comment. >> i was taken advantage of at the moratorium. he decided it was covid-19 related which it wasn't. he rolled his brother, all their three kids into the unit and i couldn't evict them. i tried to go to court. when i finally get to court i had to pay thousands of dollars to get him out. he got help and didn't have to pay anything. here in los angeles in the city we still have the moratorium on so i think it's a disadvantage to landlords lo for people like this who take advantage of the system . so i just want to ... >> how much did you end up losing in fees because of this? >> i don't know, $10,000. which seems not a lot to a lot of people but being a small landlord, he destroyed the property before you left. >> gladys in los angeles and similar to somebody you in

u2, george clooney, and singer gladys knight and amy grant join an exclusive club. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪ >>> you for joining us. i'm janai norman. after each mass shooting comes the difficult questions. were signs missed? could lives have been saved? most recently in buffalo, uvalde, and highland park. one mother made the painful decision to turn her own son in to police after finding evidence he may have been thinking about killing her and others. here's abc's t.j. holmes. >> how certain are you that your son would have been a mass shooter or a mass killer? >> i really can't say for sure. i would like to think that, no, he would never be capable of something like that. but who -- no one knows, really. >> reporter: nicole schubert made a decision no parent wants to make. she turned her own son in to police after she says she found his journal detailing plans of a horrific killing spree when he was 17 years old. >> your first instinct is, as a parent, is to protect your child. so in my eyes i'm thinking, if he really had planned to do this, he would be safer in jail. >> you were thinking of p

la hija de gladys perdiÓ a su amiga en la masacre, le han contado que la respuesta de las autoridades se resiste a ver las imÁgenes. >> no, realmente no queremos verlo, es muy traumÁtico por lo que he oÍdo, leÍdo de mis amigos conocidos que tenemos, y realmente no quisiera. es muy triste saber que ellos pudieron haber hecho algo y no lo hicieron. >> los familiares de las vÍctimas han manifestado su molestia que el video haya sido filtrado a los medios de comunicaciÓn, pero sobre todo estÁn furiosos y decepcionados por lo que muestran las imÁgenes. este pastor no se explica por quÉ los oficiales esperaron tanto tiempo. >> cuando todos nosotros estamos

okay. gladys i a. so what are your thoughts in terms of helping this client um to basically not be in her car with her teenage daughters within the next week as seems to be the um the the fear, the fear. yes, certainly that the risk at this point is, is, is imminent. so, why i want to put you in contact with my friend claudia molina work, or if it was okay. and i'm gonna reach out to my cousin. he'll work on home today, but got you to public benefits. okay. when he doesn't put your people on the street, right. you know, once he does show up and they ask him, hey, have you ever, you know, received any public benefits? well no, i haven't been has your family? well, i got deported therefore my wife had so you know, whatever, i, i just, i can't even allow my mind to go there right now. no, you just gotta deal is great. right? mm. mm. ready who says wendy teen for a long time, he doesn't want to wait. that would mean being detained for several more months and continuing a different type of case in court. in

gladys perdiÓ a su amiga en la masacre, le han contado que la hija de gladys perdiÓ a su amiga en la, se resiste a ver las imÁgenes. >> realmente no queremos verlo, es muy traumÁtico por lo que he oÍdo y leÍdo de mis amigos, conocidos que tenemos. y realmente no quisiera. es muy triste saber que ellos pudieron haber hecho algo y no lo hicieron. >> los familiares de las vÍctimas han manifestado su molestia que el video fue filtrado a los medios de comunicaciÓn, pero sobre todo, estÁn furiosos y decepcionados por lo que muestran las imÁgenes. este pastor no se explica por quÉ los oficiales esperaron tanto tiempo >> cuando todos nosotros estamos corriendo, huyendo, ellos deben entrar, este es mi trabajo. yo firmÉ para hacer esto. pero estos no, llegaron a la puerta y se hicieron cobardes, todos. todos. >> la respuesta de los oficiales que acudieron a la escuela ha provocado molestia generalizada, incluso entre muchos policÍas. el jefe de la policÍa de austin, houston y miami, aseguran que tenÍan que enfrentar inmediatamente al pistolero. >> estÁ el sonido, donde estÁ e sospechoso, e inm

ken, craig, gladys, you guys have been through a lot and we're very grateful that you came on to talkhis because i do think it's important. i'm glad the committee went out of their way to note the contributions from brian and everything and to honor him. and we're very sorry for your loss, but we do thank you for joining us this morning. >> thank you. >> thank you for having us. >> thank you. >>> up next, we are going to speak with a member of the january 6th committee about what happened last night. jamie raskin, on the new revelations and where the committee is headed next. >>> the committee did also release some very remarkable new audio that reveals the fear that the members of vice president pence's security detail -- you can see them there evacuating down a back hallway as they scrambled to put the president -- the vice president in safety as rioters were breaching the capitol. ♪ it wasn't me by shaggy you're never responsible for unauthorized purchases on your discover card. at xfinity, we're constantly innovating. and we're working 24/7 to connect you to more of what you love.

we love amy grant. >> and gladys, gladys is there. >> who would sing a u2 song to u2. >> somebody performsw those things work, when people get inducted earth, wind and fire has been inducted already you think like george clooney, would already have been there, been honored but it's cool. >> it's a good show when it airs, too. >>> who's ready to admit they played d&d, dungeons and dragons, you need to see the first trailer. we're going to have that on "popstart." >> my mom wouldn't let me. [acoustic soul music throughout] [acoustic soul music throughout] your mission: stand up to moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis or active psoriatic arthritis and... take. it. on. with rinvoq. rinvoq is a once-daily pill that tackles pain, stiffness, swelling. for some, rinvoq significantly reduces ra and psa fatigue. it can stop irreversible joint damage. and rinvoq can leave skin clear or almost clear in psa. that's rinvoq relief. rinvoq can lower your ability to fight infections, including tb. serious infections and blood clots, some fatal; cancers, including lymphoma and skin cancer; death, heart a

george clooney is getting a lifetime artistic achievement, along with the legendary gladis night and u 2 and amy grant and tonya leon round out this year's class. the ceremony takes place in december and will later broadcast here on kpix. >>> the telescope shows us more mysteries of deep space than we could imagine. but what is being on with mars. why astronauts are here's why tribal leaders urge you to vote yes on prop 27. the act provides hundreds of millions every year for permanent solutions to homelessness, mental health and addiction in california. prop 27 supports financially disadvantaged tribes that don't own big casinos. by taxing and regulating online sports betting for adults 21 and over, we can protect tribal sovereignty and finally do something about homelessness in california. vote yes on prop 27. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ >>> happening tonight, the january 6 committee will hold a prime time hearing looking into former president trump's actions during the hours long assault on the capitol. the latest hearings will air tonight at 5:00 here on kpix and streaming on cbs news bay area.

so she did gladys. your nell gut on d can't go a good day. come 1st, i suppose, to little body, while a nose or lawyer will kill a man go straight to slush me docile locality in your map. this, on my dogs, it is simply to sorry, negro member, i don't want an acre less object. he saw giorgio musical, but on leash, vermont, sundays of shaky kissel party of the amount of acre larry store of ache. tulip put dosier article sin luck, capacity member. dip decree, year war, due to paul said, or did you receive one this colonizing country seized items of spiritual and religious significance. and this was probably intentional. some christian missionaries often destroyed sacred objects in order to eradicate local religions. others sent them back to europe or sold them. missionary exhibitions, flourish from basil to leon. enter the vatican's ethno logical museum, an ema monday in brawl. the exhibition halls were filled with sachets and so called fetishes to highlight the supposed bravery of the missionaries, as well as christianity's victory in the heart

some outbreaks of showery rain in the north west, gladys goes to scotland and northern england, the bestour top stories: police in chicago arrest a suspect, following a mass shooting at a july the fourth parade. gunfire at least six people were killed when a gunman on a rooftop opened fire on crowds celebrating independence day. a day dedicated to freedom has put into stark relief the one freedom we as a nation refuse to uphold, the freedom of our fellow citizens to live without the daily fear of gun violence. explosion president putin orders his forces to push on with their offensive in eastern ukraine — after seizing control

la hija de gladys perdiÓ a su amiga en la masacre, le han contado que la respuesta de las autoridadeso, leÍdo de mis amigos conocidos que tenemos, y realmente no quisiera. es muy triste saber que ellos pudieron haber hecho algo y no lo hicieron. >> los familiares de las vÍctimas han manifestado su molestia que el video haya sido filtrado a los medios de comunicaciÓn, pero sobre todo estÁn furiosos y decepcionados por lo que muestran las imÁgenes. este pastor no se explica por quÉ los oficiales esperaron tanto tiempo. >> cuando todos nosotros estamos corriendo, ellos deben entrar, este es mi trabajo, esto yo firmÉ para hacer esto. pero estos no, llegaron a la puerta y se hicieron cobardes, todos. todos. >> la respuesta de los oficiales que acudieron a la escuela ha provocado molestia generalizada incluso entre muchos policÍas, Él fue jefe de la policÍa de austin, houston y miami y asegura que los uniformados tenÍan que enfrentar inmediatamente al pistolero. >> estÁ el sonido donde estÁ el sospechoso, inmediatamente enfrentar al sospechoso y tratar de parar y salvar vidas, en este caso

george clooney and also singer gladis night, and u2 and amy grant and pulitzer prize winning composer tanya leon. the ceremony will take place on sunday december 4th at the kennedy center in washington. you'll be able to watch it here on cbs sometime after that. we'll keep you posted. >>> still ahead, celebrating all things pop culture. we get a look inside san diego comic con back if full force after three long years. and don't forget to join us for our 7:00 a.m. week day news craft streaming live on cbs news bay area. find us on pluto >>> right now thousands of fans are flooding san diego for comic con. and it is the first one since way back in 2019. the before times. fans are sharing love for all things pop culture from comic books to tv to film. and virtually every imaginable form of entertainment. of course a lot of people are in costume. we saw wonderwoman, ghostbusters, stormtroopers and princess leia was hanging out with spiderman. almost anything goes. >> you could come here and be who you want to be. and there is no judgment from any of us. none of us believe in that. >> you

they will be joined by two-time oscar winner george clooney, grammy award winning singers gladys knight, and pulitzer prize winning composer tanya leon. each year the kennedy center honors five people or groups for their contributions to american culture through the performing arts. the ceremony will take place in december and will be broadcast at a later date right here on cbs. that's one of my favorite events. we'll be right back with a salute to a u.s. marine who's ready to add another star to his uniform. >>> after 246 years, the marines are making history. lieutenant general michael langley is set to become the marines' first black four-star general and will lead u.s. forces in africa. langley had his confirmation hearing today. in his 37-year career, langley served in afghanistan, somalia, and japan. that's the "overnight news" for this friday. for some of you, the news continues. and for others, check back later for "cbs mornings." and follow us any time online at cbsnews.com. reporting from the nation's capital, i'm norah o'donnell. >>> this is cbs news flash. i'm matt pieper in

. >> reporter: gladys and her husband larry marks turned to dr. kleckner is the perfect person to treat and counsel cancer patients. >> we run about 120 panels a year. >> reporter: review panel chair dr. susan lesson says dr. kleckner makes sure each patient gets the emotional and information support they need. >> he is the heart and soul of second opinion. he is very inspirational. he is warm. he is kind. >> oh, great. >> reporter: he listens. >> reporter: he has also expanded the nonprofit. >> they should actually participate. >> reporter: in his 12 years as medical director. >> how soon do you think we could have the panel? >> reporter: he has increased outreach private donor funding. so some 70 professionals volunteer. for patients who can't wait two to three weeks for a formal review, he started phone consultations that help about 50 patients a year. >> we may not have said anything different than what they were told before. >> the bird is already on the feeder. >> reporter: but sometimes they understood it for the first time. and they go awa

. >> reporter: in the tight knit town of hindman, we found jean everage and gladys epperson cleaning out the flower shop that's been in business for a hundred years. it's now caked with mud, and they're trying to salvage what they can. >> i started in the flower shop when i was 16 years old on the side, you know? and i'm 62. and this -- and we've lived here most of my life, so this is all i know, and that's gone. >> reporter: what's the hardest part right now? >> hoping there's a future for this town. >> reporter: you're not sure about it right i'm not. >> reporter: the rivers crested tonight, but with the rain coming down, there's not going down fast enough. teay g trees, trash, toys, people's personal belongings, street signs, homes and sheds washed away, crashing into telephone poles. all of this while the search for the missing continues. >> that devastation clear to see behind you. thank you. flood watches from arizona east. to virginia, declaring a massive state of emergency. monsoon rains tearing across the state there sbmt stunning images from the las vegas strip. water pouri

. >> reporter: gladys hernandez says he's been here every day and has no plans to leave. >> we don't want to turn labor union and the corporate truck drivers against you, you want them with you. >> reporter: oakland police captain clay burch says he understands the drivers' frustration but warns of unintended consequences. the shutdown is the latest in a long line of west coast work stoppages that have affected the supply chain and added to inflation. cargo here is mostly agriculture. >> it's about the greater good. it's about the consumer as well. thinkn't a the end game here. >> reporter: what's getting out and not getting in. >> perishable goods, food items, things like that. >> reporter: right now this is limited to oakland, but there is concern the protest could spread to southern california where they are still recovering after massive gridlock last year. what if people stop being sympathetic to you because they start seeing the grocery prices go up? >> that's okay, no problem, but i have a family to support. >> reporter: as these containers start to stack up, the ripple effect

they will be joined by two-time oscar winner george clooney, programy award winning singers gladys knight and pulitzer prize winning composer tania leon. each year the kennedy center honors five people or groups for their contributions to american culture through the performing articles. the ceremony will take place in december and be broadcast at a later date right here on cbs. one of my favorite events. we'll be right back with a salute to a u.s. marine ready to add another star to his uniform. in my ozempic® tri-zone, i lowered my a1c, cv risk, and lost some weight. announcer: ozempic® provides powerful a1c reduction. in studies, the majority of people reached an a1c under 7 and maintained it. ozempic® lowers the risk of major cardiovascular events such as stroke, heart attack, or death in adults also with known heart disease. and you may lose weight. adults lost up to 14 pounds. ozempic® isn't for people with type 1 diabetes. don't share needles or pens, or reuse needles. don't take ozempic® if you or your family ever had medullary thyroid cancer, or have multiple endocrine neoplasia

. >> reporter: gladys hernandez has been here every day and has no plans to leave. >> you don't want to turn labor union and the corporate truck drivers against you. you want them with you. >> reporter: oakland police captain clay burke says he understands the driver's frustration but warns of unintended consequences. the shutdown is the latest in a long line of west coast work stop pages that have affected the supply chain and added to inflation. cargo here is mostly agricultural. >> it's about the greater good. it's about the consumer. >> reporter: what's not getting out, what's not getting in. >> perishable goods, food items, things like that. >> reporter: right now it is limited to portland and in southern california they're still recovering. >> reporter: what if people stop being sympathetic to you because they see the grocery prices . >> that's okay. >> reporter: it's anyone at the dock whose loading or offloading, they're not getting paid. >>> much of the nation remains in the grip of an intense heat wave this morning. one of the hottest cities in the u.s., phoenix, arizona, i

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a composer, george clooney, amy grant and gladys knight. honors argument to artists across different fields. the gala is set for december 4. reggie: a golden girls pop-up. guests go into a replica of the iconic 1980's kitchen. it includes the bacon, lettuce, tomato sandwich, lasagna, soup and salad and more. the pop-up is open until at least october. i love that show but i do not know the food. kumasi: i do not know, either. reggie: that is not mean anything to me. a facelift for facebook. why it is doing a major overhaul of the site. kumasi: monarch butterflies around the endangered species list. here is a live look outside. here's why tribal leaders urge you to vote yes on prop 27. the act provides hundreds of millions every year for permanent solutions to homelessness, mental health and addiction in california. prop 27 supports financially disadvantaged tribes that don't own big casinos. by taxing and regulating online sports betting for adults 21 and over, we can protect tribal sovereignty and finally do something about homelessness in

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if it happens here or here or here or anywhere that gladys america is watching on c-span powered by cable madam secretary, welcome to book tv. you had a great month, a birthday weeks on the bestseller list which is every authors dream in the middle of freedom from president obama, congratulations. >> thank you, it's wonderful to do with you and a good friend. >> thank you.er your 50 million years old, just being sworn in when when you learned your tears were born jewish. ... n killed in the holocaust. you answered a lot of questions you dealt with it. it was a painful period what made you go back to it and write a whole book on the subject? well, because i didn't think i had all the answers and and let me just explain a little bit of the context of how this happened when i was ambassador at the united nations was when people started writing me letters. i hadn't really been a public figure till then and some i hadn't been a public figure until then and some people asked about the memos and letters that would say something about the dates and there never was a letter that had all the facts.

. >> reporter: gladis and her husband, larry marks, turned to dr.ner with questions about her chemo treatment. >> howard is the ideal person to have the scientific as well as the empathy to treat and counsel cancer patients. >> we run about 120 panels a year. >> reporter: review panel chair dr. lessen says dr. kleckner ensures each patient gets the information and emotional support they need. >> dr. kleckner is the heart and soul of the second opinion. he is very inspirational. he is warm. he's kind. >> oh, great. >> he listens. >> reporter: he's expanded the non-profit. >> they should actually participate. >> reporter: in his 12 years as medical director. >> how soon could we have the panel? >> reporter: he's increased outreach, private donor funding, and recruitment, so some 70 medical professionals now volunteer for the panels. >> this is sunshine the dog. >> reporter: for patients who can't wait two to three weeks for a formal review, he started phone consultations that help about 50 patients a year. >> we may not have said anything different th

his surprise appearance at the pittsburgh campaign office brought a smile and sense of relief to gladyswas great to see him. he was, you know, he just looked so vibrant, like he really came through all of those difficult health problems. >> have you been wondering how he's been doing? >> yes, i have. >> reporter: while oz is seeking to capitalize as his celebrity as a tv doctor, some republicans wonder if he's taking advantage of fetterman's absence. >> pennsylvania is our home. and it's worth fighting for. >> reporter: from afar, fetterman is badgering oz for moving to pennsylvania. after living in new jersey for more than three decades. flying a welcome home banner over the jersey shore. >> i'm here to speak truth to tower. r >> reporter: and blast ed ooze for filming an ad from his jersey mansion. >> the last time fetterman appeared at a campaign event was they 12. his wife said she noticed something was wrong the next morning. >> came back to the car, he was talking to me, and for one second, his mouth moved in an unnatural way. immediately, i rushed him to the hospital. >> reporter

we have interviewed officer sicknick's mother, gladys, and his former girlfriend, and they're alwaysur thoughts. so i hear you when it comes to how much anybody should feel bad for the rioter, steven ayers. obviously, his testimony -- >> i talked to mrs. -- >> go ahead. >> i talked to mrs. sicknick during the hearing, she texted me during the hearing and said it was tough for her to watch. so god bless her. i love her to death, and i just have to keep showing up, at least for people like her, people that don't -- that can't do it. so we're going to see this all the way through and hopefully see that justice gets served at the end. >> even if you don't have sympathy for steven ayers, and i certainly understand your position, i thought it was worthwhile to hear his testimony, him saying he hung on donald trump's every word. that if donald trump had told his supporters to go home hours earlier, maybe some if not all of the violence could have been prevented. don't you think? >> well, yeah. and actually not just his testimony, but if you look at the text messages that were obtained by th

. >> reporter: in the small town of hindman gene and gladys epperson are cleaning out what's left of the flower shop that's been here for 50 years. >> what's the hardest part? >> hoping there's a future for this town. worked for for 56 years went down the drain. >> reporter: tracy and his entire family lost all their homes. they were all neighbors. >> i live in the first house. my son lives in the second, my mother-in-law and father-in-law in the third. my wife's aunt in the fourth. >> reporter: he also happens to be the mayor of this town. this town is economically depressed, hard times. >> absolutely. >> it's not the kind of place where people lose something, they buy it again. >> no, we were a coal booming town, and it all went away. i talked to most of the people in the town, and that's what they say. they say, you know, what do we do? >> reporter: well, the president has approved a disaster declaration for the area clearing the way for federal resources and support to come in and start to help these folks. meanwhile, the governor here pleading for any kind of donations -- water,

about taking the midnight train to the kennedy center honors in december, because that is where icon gladyson this impress of souls music during the live tribute, claudia? >> who could do that, do her justice, though? you know what i'm saying? well, someone that's not here anymore, aretha franklin. you know, she is on a different level. like, that's the kind of level that she's on to me, so i'm just like, i hate tributes when they get the wrong person to do it, and it's like not strong enough. it's like the ideas, it's like -- but when you have such an comic voice, and a career like that, it's gotta be tough, tough shoes to fill, what do you think? >> it can't be that hard. we already know the two tribute greens are jennifer hudson, and fantasia. those are the two -- >> thank you, of course fantasia has the oldest one now! >> those two ladies on the list, and they are equipped to saying, it's grown lady music, i'm talking about grown ladies who have slipped under the age, and still with stockings to church. okay, grown ladies music, and every record label, who has a female under the age of

we've talked to officer sicknick's mother gladys and his former girlfriend and they are always in our. i hear you when you think about it now anybody should feel bad for the rioter stephen errors. >> i talk to mrs. sicknick journey hearing and she said of just tough to her for her to watch. so god bless her, a lover to death, i've just gotta keep showing up at least four people like her, people it can't do it. we are gonna see this all the way through, and police will see the justice get served to the end. >> even if you don't have sympathy for stephen errors and i certainly understand your position, i thought it was worthwhile to hear his testimony and if donald trump is told his supporters to go home maybe not all of the violence could've been prevented don't you? think >> well yeah. not just his testimony, but if you look at the text messages, that were obtained by the january 6th committee. prominent news anchors, advisers at the white house, kept saying he has to say something, he has to condone, this he has to stop this. people are going to die, you have members of congress sayi

host: yes, gladys. go ahead with your comments.aller: i had a renter assume that he, he decided he had this that was covid related, which wasn't. he stated my property two years without paying any rent. he moved his brother, his son, his girlfriend and her three kids into the unit and i could not a -- evict them. they finally let me go to court, and i had to pay thousands of dollars to get an attorney to get him out. he did not have to pay anything. here in los angeles, there is still a moratorium on, so i think it is a disadvantage to landlords and people like this, who take advantage of the system. host: how much money did you wind up losing an lost rent and attorneys fees, gladys, because of this? caller: i don't know, maybe $10,000. that's not a lot to a lot of people, but being a small landlord, that's a lot. he destroyed the property before he left. host: bonnie bertram, this is similar to someone you interview in the film itself, if we could show that in just a bit. guest: if you happen to live in a city that has strong tena

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chairman's role, three previous clerks, kay, joe, matt and includes angela, sarah, becky, jenny and gladis and sean and norma. hearty thanks to all of you. in closing, mr. chairman, this year's bill makes forward-looking investments in our housing and transportation infrastructure while bolstering safety and uplifting populations and will lay a strong foundation for economic growth and resiliency. i urge my colleagues to support this legislation. the chair: the gentlelady reserves. the gentlelady from texas. ms. granger: i recognize the gentleman from florida the ranking member, mr. diaz-balart for three minutes. the chair: the gentleman is recognized mr. diaz-: balart i rise in opposition to the bill there are good things in this legislation and why i can't support it at this time. i thank chairman price for his work on the t-h.u.d. portion of the bill and as the chairwoman said for his lifetime of honorable service and the committee will miss him and he is a privilege to work with. we always worked through disagreements in a respectful and open process. one example, mr. chairman is the m