so whoever pulled the trigger, it wasn't harry cook? wasn't harry.ued to get calls about kelly, that she must know something. rumors, mostly. josh mankiewicz: how many times did people outside the investigation say to you, you need to look at kelly connell? she had something to do with that break-in, and she's got something to do with the murder. i know that the investigators did receive that information from multiple sources. josh mankiewicz: more than once? more than once. josh mankiewicz (voiceover): kelly continued to deny any involvement in the burglary or the murder and was convinced her own mother was stoking suspicion. so she called mickie. i'm like, what is your problem with me? i'm like, joe is dead. you're trying to accuse another kid? what's going on here? she's like, i'm just so mad at you. i'm so furious. you made my son die angry. that's what she said to me. she's like, i'll never get over that. did you tell police that you thought kelly might be involved? no. no. no. you didn't say to police that you thought kelly knew more than she w

so this is kamala harris hosting a cooking competition. here we go. let's try it. fries, meat loaf and mashed potatoes, vegetable lasagna -- and utilize those ingredients to create a five-star gourmet meal for debi mazar, bobby flay and michael rapaport. you have three hours." [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: really good! >> well? >> seth: yeah, i was wrong to be terrified. >> i'm still terrified. frankly, i'm in shock. >> seth: as we wrap up here -- 'cause i'm always happy to hear, pitches that bombed that you feel like would maybe work here given the space to explain it to an audience. >> oh, yeah, okay. this one -- this one didn't work and i think it's because it's a little bit of a set up. >> seth: okay. >> here it is. and this is actually true. did you guys know that jerry seinfeld is scoring movies now? >> seth: okay. >> jerry seinfeld is scoring movies now. he's moving into a new sort of category in the industry. so he's doing movie scoring. and his first job is one of those movies that's kind of like set during the war in afghanistan. >> seth:

. >> no, because nobody knew how to cook all those chinese dishes. >> harry, chuck and his son josh.ck may not have celebrated chinese new year in their home with the elaborate dishes the holiday is known for, but the two do know the importance of preserving chinatown's culture and history. so much of it stowed away in boxes for decades. >> when we first set up the projector and we were watching the footage, i could tell it was my neighborhood. a lot of the landmarks, the buildings were the same uh, but all the things that were happening with the people. i was like, what is going on? this is crazy. >> the footage was shot by harry nearly six decades ago on film scraps a friend gave him, and a camera he learned how to use in grad school for a thesis project he never completed. >> because all this is going by so quickly and will soon be forgotten. if we didn't somehow pass those stories along. >> at seemingly every struggle for housing, health services, citizenship and representation in chinatown in the 60s. 70s and 80s harry, a second generation resident, was there. his lens focused o

. >> no, because nobody knew how to cook all those chinese dishes. >> harry chuk and his son josh chukt have celebrated chinese new year in their home with the elaborate dishes the holiday is known for. but the two do know the importance of preserving chinatown's culture and history. so much of it stowed away in boxes for decades. >> when we first set up the projector and we were watching the footage, i could tell it was my neighborhood. a lot of the landmarks, the buildings were the same uh, but all the things that were happening with the people. i was like, what is going on? this is crazy. >> the footage was shot by harry nearly six decades ago on film scraps a friend gave him, and a camera he learned how to use in grad school for a thesis project he never completed. >> because all this is going by so quickly and will soon be forgotten. if we didn't somehow pass those stories along. >> at seemingly every struggle for housing, health services, citizenship and representation in chinatown in the 60s, 70s and 80s harry, a second generation resident, was there. his lens focused on this pl

and it seems that, you know, donald trump has sort of cooked himself up an insta militia. harry dunn. i mean, you've got the proud boys who were literally marching through washington, dc yesterday. now their leader, their former leader enrique tarrio, is on his way home to miami. he should be there tomorrow. you had ed martin, who was an advocate for the january 6th defendants. he's now been named dc's interim u.s. attorney overseeing the capitol riot cases. you've got the justice department removing senior career officials and replacing them with people who were pro insurrectionists. let me play you. what? even thom tillis, republican senator from south carolina, had to say about that. >> i've got. concerns with. >> any. >> pardons for people who did harm. >> to a police officer. full stop. and i've. >> also got serious. concerns with all of the pardons by president biden. >> so the at the end of the day, these people are back out on the street. harry dunn, and they can rejoin their militias and get back their guns. what is the practical threat to the to society from that? >> w

. >> no, because nobody knew how to cook all those chinese dishes. all those chinese >> harryot have celebrated chinese new year in their home with the elaborate dishes the holiday is known for. but the two do know the importance of preserving chinatown's culture and history. so much of it stowed away in boxes for decades. >> when we first set up the projector and we were watching the footage, i could tell it was my neighborhood. a lot of the landmarks, the buildings were the same uh, but all the things that were happening with the people. i was like, what is going on? this is crazy. >> the footage was shot by harry nearly six decades ago on film scraps a friend gave him and a camera he learned how to use in grad school for a thesis project he never completed. harry, now 89, was a minister and social worker at the time at the cameron house, putting him on the front line, caring for the most vulnerable in his community. his ambitions of producing a film on chinatown faded until he started sharing his stories with his son, josh. before those memories faded too. >> in the process

the host and producer of the show where she cooks, gardens, and landscapes with guests in montecito north of los angeles. friday she and her husband prince harryictims of the wildfires. >>> and coming up on "cbs mornings," talk show host graham norton will be live in the studio to discuss his new novel "frankie." >>> i'm michael george. this is "cbs news mornings." is" (vo) is your asthma rescue a dinosaur? airsupra is the only asthma rescue inhaler fda-approved to treat symptoms and help prevent asthma attacks. airsupra should not be used as a maintenance treatment for asthma. get medical help right away if your breathing doesn't improve or worsens or for serious allergic reactions, like rash, mouth or tongue swelling, trouble breathing or swallowing, or chest pain. using airsupra more than prescribed could be life-threatening. serious side effects include increased risk of thrush or infections, or heart problems like faster heart rate and higher blood pressure. ask your doctor if airsupra is right for you. incoming dishes. —ahhh! —duck! dawn powerwash flies through 99% of grease and grime in half the time. yeah, it absorbs grease five times

prince harry and his wife meghan have been meeting some residents in some areas have been warned not to drink or cookcontaminants from the fires. social media has helped... our first report is from helena humphrey in la.(tx)> they got out. that's what matters most. amid the ash and ruin, a hug from dad promises everything will be all right. even if this family doesn't yet know how. when the fires tore through altadena in the dead of night, daisy and keith bundled their young children into the back of the car. they had no official warning, just instinct. my husband was very positive, like, if we have to leave, we should be getting like a text message. we should be getting like some sort of alert. the sheriff's department will come with, you know, with the... loudspeakers and everything. they would they would tell us and i'm like, well, you know, i'm waiting for that. i'm waiting to get some sort of like urgency that we got to leave because it's getting more dangerous. but we didn't get anything. it was just my gut feeling that said, we have to go. it was 1.30 in the morning and when i saw more flame g

cooking. the show is on netflix called with love. the last time was harry and meghan.ove. >> bombed. didn't do well. rachel: i thought she did well. >> didn't last long. >> it was a docuseries. you watch it had, i watched it. rachel: we loved it but we did watch. >> i watched suits. rachel: it was painful. guarishes all right, joe concha, good seeing you. >> i can't believe it's 2025. rachel: it's 2025. >> we'll be 40 have year, what happened, where did the time go? rachel: my god, i'm not going to be 40. >> neither am i. rachel: profession mall bull riding returns to new york city this weekend and adam klotz has the preview all morning lon. adam. reporter: madison square garden seen knicks and rangers and now the cowboys. we got this one. we'll be right back. ♪ total beets, america's best selling beats brand, is available at walmart. total beets blood pressure support soft chews contain a key ingredient clinically shown to deliver two times better blood pressure support. take control of your blood pressure. head to walmart and get total beets blood pressure support so

cook political report tells us donald trump captured about 77.3 million votes. 49.8%. to kamala harris'ss, 48.3%. a 1.5% winning margin for donald trump. another 1.7% of the vote went to other candidates, with almost 3 million people voting for other candidates for president. and so once again most american voters voted against donald trump. in the end the 2024 election was decided by 229,766 votes across michigan, pennsylvania and wisconsin. joe biden's record high vote count in 2020 of 81 million votes for president remains the most votes ever won by a presidential candidate in american history. of course the number of voters constant constantly increases as the population increases over time. so former presidents who actually won in huge landslides like ronald reagan, lyndon johnson and franklin delano roosevelt couldn't possibly have won as many votes as even losing candidates do now because of the voting population at that time was so much smaller. post-election polls showed voters in conflict with themselves. 79% of voters said lowering prices of goods and services was their top pr

genocide. jo, how it goes to harris, now presiding over millions, display skilled a wounded, mostly women and children right across this region and join now from rome by alice to cook. you k, diplomat in full that you foreign policy chief advisor. he's a founder and director of the baby base complex for him and all of the resistance, the essence of the as the mist revolution. thank you so much alice, of joining us again. it's been a while and that's happened in the year as you're on the going on the route. i think in the beginning of this year, you can see from the headlines. is there any one of course story, and that's a do by based a gulf. the news you run attacks that israel vfc, the japanese paper thing, is real steps up, a tax on iran proxies as if they're all just their own proxies everywhere. i guess 1st your take on whether there is now there's no real us defendants. they said the largest fleet, the united states has in this area and then at least in the mediterranean, didn't seem to scan your own. no, i think that was deaf. would have been a mistake. i don't think there's been a lot of talk about it wrong being frightened or scared or does to. the pit boss

jeff bezos, zuckerberg, ted cook and elon musk, who has been at donald trump's side for months. at the white house, vice president kamala harrisveling to the capitol with her successor, jd vance. >> very well, thank you. >> reporter: then the first ladies walking to the car. then the presidents, joe biden and donald trump, traveling together to the capitol. minnesota senator amy klobuchar, the chairwoman of the inaugural committee, riding with them. she was live with us after. we're looking at images of you inside the motorcade with donald trump and joe biden, there's the laughter. what was it like? >> not going to reveal every detail except to say maybe we did discuss football just little bit, and some of the games yesterday. and we also talked about the now president's upcoming trip to los angeles. and i talked to him privately about that, with the olympics coming and how important that is, and of course, mentioned the firefighters in my speech. >> the motorcade making the short trip to the capital as america's former presidents were arriving, the clin bushes, and obama alone, michelle obama did not come. >> the honorable do

cooks your singing my song to some extent. the top-down dominance not just in the house which is more extraordinary since harry reid. that is a really dramatic development and it does cause rank and file members to feel it cut out of what matters in the institution. the members themselves have a ratified these dynamics in part because they believe the importance of fighting the next election. like we talked about in the first panel. but yes, things have reached a breaking point where members want to push back. i was involved in efforts to push proposed rule changes in the house that would allow committees more of a guarantee route to the floor. that would beou an important way of pushing back against this dynamic. i think it isi overdue. but the members themselves do not have this long of a historical memory as you had in your question. most didst not serve before the obama administration. let alone before the gingrich area trying to get back to one thing at a i hope to prepare for congress based on the history we have created a r system far too basin with the majority leader and the speaker think. we have created a