turns out, grayson, acted heroically. grayson alerted his sister. >> he was yelling ava, ava.ht thanks to grayson and the determination of two deputies. alan gionet, cbs news denver. >> norah: deputies ryan mcconnell and chris calderon, they are tonight's "heart of america." with the assist by grayson. that's tonight's "cbs evening news." i'm norah o'donnell. we'll see you right back here tomorrow. good night. >>>>in here we have tomatoes and we have tomatoes. >>>>this prized >>> this prized produce isn't bound for the park had. it's going directly to those who need it the most. but it's far from enough in the fight against hunger. >> and they graded these. >> today, a look at the emergency at our local food banks. >> one in six people in silicon valley. one in six neighbors will rely on this every single month. >>> i'm anne makovec in for liz. having food in the cupboard is something people take for granted. this time of the year, our local food banks will reach out to help people in need, but now there is a shortfall that is so severe, they just did something unprecedented.

it's worth noting that sean grayson's attorney declined to comment on the record about this case.the state's attorney plan to appeal the appellate ruling to the illinois state supreme court so this could get dragged out longer. we've reached out to see how soon that might happen. we'll keep maggie vespa, thank much. thank you for joining me. i am jose diaz-balart. you can always join me on social media.

grayson and a partner showed up.calated and he shot her in the head after telling her to drop it a few times. she crouches down behind the counter and it's become a national fire storm around this case. her family was out here, they were also inside the hearing. we talked to her dad briefly after the hearing and i asked him about one piece of verbiage the judge used saying he had to, per the appellate court's decision, take this specific thing into account when deciding whether grayson will walk free. check this out. >> the judge talked in there about getting the least restrictive conditions for former deputy grayson once he is out on pretrial release. i'm wondering if you heard that language, least restrictive, and how that hit you. >> that's fine. when my daughter can get up and walk out of that cemetery, then he can get out of jail. >> reporter: giving that answer then walking off camera. that's massey's dead. the judge reiterating that was per the appellate court's decision. he could walk free as soon as friday.

shaun grayson come on out. come on out. >> the state's attorney's office is challenging grayson's release, saying they are determined to keep him detained until trial. an officer in oklahoma city is facing felony assault charges for slamming an elderly vietnamese man to the ground. now a warning. we're going to show you some of this video. it is disturbing. sergeant joseph gibson and 71 year old lightsview were arguing about a traffic ticket. body camera video shows the moment that gibson threw that 71 year old to the ground. after view touched him. now the slam broke his neck prosecutors say they determined the officer's actions were unreasonable. use of force, and he has been in the hospital since the incident in late october. the oklahoma city fraternal order of police president mark nelson said the organization is sympathetic to view, but was called called the charges disappointing big blow to the efforts to end affirmative action at the u.s. naval academy may be temporary. a federal judge rejected a challe

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we're asking that you keep shawn grayson behind bars because he is a threat to society. >> springfield, illinois is the home of the 1908 race riots that led to the start of the naacp. as we know it today. and no justice, no peace. a lot of times, black people in my community we feel like it's just us standing up, speaking being victims of crimes like this and no one's paying attention. no one's speaking up, and no one's doing anything >> well, we've ever should have been in the sheriff's department. he should have never been get a badge and gun by anybody thus, the early retirements jack campbell, the sheriff of sangamon county. >> i think he was a good old boy hired in the beginning. i don't think he could have ever passed a legitimate background investigation for anybody's police department. and the state of illinois was wrong to leave this person certified to be able to jump from one police department where he had problems. and there were so many red flags that were showing up in this person's behavior. he should have never been allowed to go from one police department to another. p

it's worth noting that sean grayson's attorney declined to comment on the record about this case. his client pleaded not guilty to first-degree murder charges and the state's attorney plan to appeal the appellate ruling to the illinois state supreme court so this could get dragged out longer. we've reached out to see how soon that might happen. we'll keep maggie vespa, thank much. thank you for joining me. i am jose diaz-balart. you can always join me on social media. >>> andrea mitchell picks up with more news right now. >>> right now on "andrea mitchell reports," bipartisan criticism after a stunning reversal to pardon his son, hunter, after saying before the election he would not. >>> democrats and republicans voicing outrage over president trump's selection for kash patel to run the fbi. >>> a whistleblower report is raising questions about the suitability of pete hegseth to run the pentagon. >>> and a new military challenge from rebels seeing an opening after iran and hezbollah have been weekend. >>> good day, everyone. i am andrea mitchell in washington. president biden's ab

prosecutors that is when grayson fired his weapon killing her.ion. she was a black comic recent white. he has pled not guilty. arthel: admission from the one to falsely accuse three duke lacrosse players of a rape is now turning the 18 year old case on its head. crystal now says she lied about the story. she could not face any new charges because of the statute of limitations on perjury charges in north carolina. but, can she face any other punishment in this case? ted williams were homicide detective, turning a fox news contributor joining me now. ted first i would like to talk about one question on the case that eric just reported on former sheriff's deputy shawna grace in charge of first-degree murder for killing 36-year-old sonja massie inside her home felt. as eric just reported until the court decides whether to consider his bid to go free as he awaits her trial for now sean grayson is ordered to remain in jail i just wanted to ask you did the illinois appellate court get it right? >> merry christmas to you, arthel. let me say i do believe

. >> reporter: 18-year-old welding students ethan and grayson had both been accepted to four-year schoolsbut changed course. >> i just decided like i want to work, i don't want to be in debt. >> reporter: you don't want to be in debt? >> reporter: instructors say that as a driving force, with more than half of american college students today graduating with debt close to $29,000 on average. >> like the salary to debt ratio between me and people my age, i mean, we can have what they owe. >> reporter: we can have what they owe? >> yeah. >> reporter: welding program direrector ton says this track is an easy sell. >> you want to make $50,000? can you afford to borrow $6000 to come here for a year? >> reporter: do you just see their little teenaged eyes light up? >> oh,eah, and the parents too. >> reporter: yeah, what do warrants say? >> that is more than i make. >> reporter: that reality drawing more women and people of color. many on social media where trades influencers showcase a hands-on career more alluring than classroom learning to even top students. >> historically, there has been a b

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the fence piece by piece to rescue 14-year-old ava grace unruh and her barefoot 8-year-old brother, grayson have been fighting in court for years to protect their homes and build a sea wall. tonight, the current ruling that could have big impacts for the california coastline. >>> voters will now have the final say as the saga to oust san mateo sheriff enters a new chapter. >> bring the police. bring the police. guise, bring the police. >>> a frustrating welcome to the bay area for a british band with a stop at a local star bucks >> someone at starbucks says is that your -- [indiscernible] >>> this is cbs news with juliette goodrich. >>> good evening, the future of the embattled sheriff. wilson walker has more on the special election approved by county supervisors today. >> yes, thank you. motion erwit vote the san mateo board of supervisors handed the voters the scandal surrounding sheriff corpus, the embattled sheriff, denying and wrongdoing after a 400 page report alleging a

then, grayson's being effective, the georgians going to process are not ready to back down. time magazine has named you as president elect donald trump as person of the year. the recognition comes on the same day. a trauma rang the opening balance, the new york stock exchange times editor. and she said from was the person who quoted for better or for worse, and the most influence on the news this year. sam jacobs added that trumps made a story come back 3 says the presidency and is reordering american politics. it was also times person of the year in 2016. they'll be able to respond to benjamin alvarez has more on terms interview with time magazine that there was a wide ranging interview reading time, 59 minutes. so an hour that touched on several topics from this election victory of the economy that was in ukraine also in the middle east and his plans for the 2nd administration. so if we look at the 1st one of these topics that i just named, one of them is a ukraine where you criticize the use of us apply missiles for attacks deep into russian territory. and he also rates a

as donald trump single, grayson looms the waning influence of the democrats that pays to young. the full final acts of sabotage, a get to deliver a decisive blows, the already fractured ties between moscow and the washington tease on this to see below to know explains how a belt of instability is being was in the advertiser around russia. sussed the crank and select the binding administrative sion for months offered promises that would ultimately prove paula would their insurance. so say you doing and to empty rhetoric, one of the starkest cases, washington's green life for k of to deploy cus, supplies long range missiles, striking deep into a russian territory. right now there are able to use a tech homes to defend themselves in an immediate need basis. and right now, understandably, that's, that's taking place in around a curse curse. last but nothing's changed about the well, obviously we did change the guys and gave them guy since they can use them to strike these, these, these particular types of targets with less than 2 months left in the office. the outgoing us administra

tim grayson, who first served in the house and was sworn in as senator earlier this month, authored the bill. >> it has been shown that nsf fees are most likely to be assessed on financially vulnerable consumers, increasing financial strain, while also negatively affecting the consumer's overall perception of the banking system. >> ab 2017 was supported by consumer advocacy groups like california low income consumer coalition and east bay community law center. the california credit union league was initially against the bill, but eventually took a neutral stance. governor newsom signed the bill in september. >> things happen, you know, especially in this economy, and it's $35. and then if some other check bounces, then you're stuck with another $35 fee. >> it definitely will help out as far as keeping that money back in the household versus in the bank. and then, you know, historically, the banks have done a lot of different things that us consumers have have no idea what they're doing. so i think it's a great thing. >> the consumer financial protection bureau says in 2023, u.s. banks r

>> merry christmas scott grayson. and thanks for having been kept inviting me.the men and women on the frontline who will be charged with doing these deportation efforts. is always better to have state and local cooperation, and it just makes you wonder, similar gavin newsom kohou, you know, as generational wealth, he is never going to compete with anybody from the third world to get a job in the state of california. for taxpayers, people who can't or leaving california in droves. the rich people are staying -- the rich people i came off thing behind and now they want to make a haven for a century for people who come into the country illegally and are also committing crimes against the citizens of california. i wonder if he has the same kind of energy for working families in california were kids who need to is in excellent schools or the burden on taxpayers, in a, at 13 plus%. up to 15% for state income taxes. i wish he had that kind of energy and recruiting for the cameras for working people in california who don't want to be there and that once the half to sta

standing there and speaking up, or greyson by standing there and speaking up, she created space for graysonto think that he too, speak up. and i think that's the most important note for children that our individual experiences are not just ours alone. sometimes they're the experiences that galva nice and create opportunity for the next person and never know who's watching you, but you also know who needs you and so sometimes we can't wait to be asked. we have to speak up anyway. and the worst that can happen is that nobody listens. and how is that different than the day before? right. and very true. i think we're often. right now we're facing so many so many moments of pushback. i'm sure you have for your books. i have for mine. and so that notion of sticking together, helping other out, standing up for librarians, for teachers, for kids. right. to read. you know, i think essential now, my friend clapper, that that was really important. yeah and she does an amazing job of making that so i think it has been beautiful to travel the nation and meet the nation's children. it's just been the hon

tim grayson, who first served in the house and was sworn in as senator earlier this month, authored the bill. >> consumers received no service at all in exchange for the fee and the fees themselves, which average $34, do not represent the marginal cost to institutions for declining the transaction. >> ab 2017 was supported by consumer advocacy groups like california low income consumer coalition and east bay community law center. the california credit union league was initially against the bill, but eventually took a neutral stance. governor newsom signed the bill in september. >> things happen, you know, especially in this economy, and it's $35. and then if some other check bounces, then you're stuck with another $35 fee. >> it definitely will help out as far as keeping that money back in the household versus in the bank. and then, you know, historically, the banks have done a lot of different things that us consumers have have no idea what they're doing. so i think it's a great thing. >> the consumer financial protection bureau says in 2023, u.s. banks reported $5.8 billion in fees, d

. >> drop the sangamon county sheriff's deputy, sean grayson, was fired and has pleaded not guilty to murder and other charges. number five, after 35 years in prison, two brothers have the possibility of freedom. lyle and erik menendez. planned, plotted and executed the murders of their parents in 1989. the brothers said they acted in self-defense after suffering years of physical and sexual abuse by their record executive father. the first jury trial ended in a mistrial, but included their sexual abuse testimony. do you recall the first time that he wasn't nice during the sex? >> yes, yes. and you were 11? >> i was 11. >> but during a second trial, the brothers were convicted. now they say they have new evidence. and with a netflix docudrama on the case. we did it as well as the sudden support of now former l.a. district attorney george gascon. the chance for freedom is possible, but the new da nathan hochman is making no promises. >> you have to review thoroughly the facts and the law. >> number four, the chief executive officer of insurance giant unitedhealthcare gunned down in new

tim grayson, who first served in the house and was sworn in as senator earlier this month, authored the be assessed on financially vulnerable consumers, increasing financial strain while also negatively affecting the consumer's overall perception of the banking system. >> ab 2017 was supported by consumer advocacy groups like california low income consumer coalition and east bay community law center. the california credit union league was initially against the bill, but eventually took a neutral stance. governor newsom signed the bill in september. >> things happen, you know, especially in this economy, and it's $35. and then if some other check bounces, then you're stuck with another $35 fee. >> it definitely will help out as far as keeping that money back in the household versus in the bank. and then, you know, historically, the banks have done a lot of different things that us consumers have have no idea what they're doing. so i think it's a great thing. >> the consumer financial protection bureau says in 2023, u.s. banks reported $5.8 billion in fees, down 24% from the year before.

drop the sangamon county sheriff's deputy, sean grayson, was fired and has pleaded not guilty to murder and other charges. >> number five, after 35 years in prison, two brothers have the possibility of freedom. lyle and erik menendez. planned, plotted and executed the murders of their parents in 1989. the brothers said they acted in self-defense after suffering years of physical and sexual abuse by their record executive father. the first jury trial ended in a mistrial, but included their sexual abuse testimony. do you recall the first time that he wasn't nice during the sex? >> yes, yes. >> and you were 11. >> i was 11. >> but during a second trial, the brothers were convicted. now they say they have new evidence. and with a netflix docudrama on the case. we did it as well as the sudden support of now former l.a. district attorney george gascon. the chance for freedom is possible, but the new da, nathan hochman, is making no promises. >> you have to review thoroughly the facts and the law number four, the chief executive officer of insurance giant unitedhealthcare gunned down in new yo

drop the sangamon county sheriff's deputy, sean grayson, was fired and has pleaded not guilty to murder and other charges. >> number five, after 35 years in prison, two brothers have the possibility of freedom. lyle and erik menendez planned, plotted and executed the murders of their parents in 1989. the brothers said they acted in self-defense after suffering years of physical and sexual abuse by their record executive father. the first jury trial ended in a mistrial, but included their sexual abuse testimony. >> do you recall the first time that he wasn't nice during the sex? yes, yes. and you were 11. >> i was 11. >> but during a second trial, the brothers were convicted. now they say they have new evidence. and with a netflix docudrama on the case, we did, as well as the sudden support of now former l.a. district attorney george gascon. the chance for freedom is possible, but the new da nathan hochman is making no promises. >> you have to review thoroughly the facts and the law. >> number four, the chief executive officer of insurance giant unitedhealthcare gunned down in new york c

drop the pot drop the sangamon county sheriff's deputy, sean grayson, was fired and has pleaded not guilty to murder and other charges. >> number five, after 35 years in prison, two brothers have the possibility of freedom. lyle and erik menendez planned, plotted and executed the murders of their parents in 1989. the brothers said they acted in self-defense after suffering years of physical and sexual abuse by their record executive father. the first jury trial ended in a mistrial, but included their sexual abuse testimony. >> do you recall the first time that he wasn't nice during the sex? >> yes, yes. >> and you were 11. >> i was 11, but during a second trial, the brothers were convicted. >> now they say they have new evidence. and with a netflix docudrama on the case, we did it as well as the sudden support of now former l.a. district attorney george gascon. the chance for freedom is possible. but the new da nathan hochman is making no promises. >> you got to review thoroughly the facts and the law. >> number four, the chief executive officer of insurance giant unitedhealthcare gunned d

drop the sangamon county sheriff's deputy, sean grayson, was fired and has pleaded not guilty to murdernd other charges. >> number five, after 35 years in prison, two brothers have the possibility of freedom. lyle and erik menendez. planned, plotted and executed the murders of their parents in 1989. the brothers said th acted in self-defense after suffering years of physical and sexual abuse by their record executive father. the first jury trial ended in a mistrial, but included their sexual abuse testimony. >> do you recall the first time that he wasn't nice during the sex? yes, yes. and you were 11. >> i was 11. >> but during a second trial, the brothers were convicted. now they say they have new evidence. and with a netflix docudrama on the case. we did it. as well as the sudden support of now former l.a. district attorney george gascon. the chance for freedom is possible, but the new da nathan hochman is making no promises. >> you have to review thoroughly the facts and the law. >> number four, the chief executive officer of insurance giant unitedhealthcare gunned down in new york c

to a diplomatic solution, we must speak with one voice in this deadly chapter of regional kong for grayson -- conflagration in which civilians pay a heavy price. switzerland is now stepping down and will continue to work for the sake of international law and the protection of civilians everywhere and at all times. we will be counting on the members of the security council to do the same and this is probably the last -- we would like to extend our warm thanks to all colleagues or members of the council and the team, interpreters, security personnel and of course my own team i would like to thank the u.s. delegation for its december presidency. i wish all councilmembers and the council itself more peace next year hopefully the council can contribute to preserving future generations from the scourge of war. i thank you. >> the representative of switzerland for their remarks and i now give the floor to the represent of france. >> madam president. i am grateful for their interventions. france condemns the attacks conducted by houthis against israel for the past few weeks. france deplores the fa

vonnie: some of your brands include gap, old navy, pack son, grayson and so on.ve it style itself or are you adding things to it and putting together customers personal information with the brand style? michelle: it is a steer of the above. personalization was a big topic in retail and technology went deep on personalization. what ends up happening is if you follow the pattern of what the customer buys, they never get better we stay stuck in our rot. what the brand has is unique aspirational view for how stylish you could be. that helps you become a better customer for them because you by more frequently. what we are doing is we are personalizing to that consumer but we are helping brands editorial vision for how you can be a more stylish person come through so you end up buying more frequently. we increase 8% the repeat purchase rate of customers coming back to the sites which in retail most customers visit a website once and never come back. it has a big impact on the bottom lines. yuna lee: when you're talking to brands, how to they navigate some of these forc