after an exhaust irv irv don't carbon monoxide and effort to try to get rid of smells in vehicles, theyviewing more than 6,500 consumer complaints about fumes leaking into passenger cabins, but the agency concluded the suvs don't have high levels of carbon monoxide and don't need > d after rolling out, then pulling back some controversial changes to its spokes candies, m&ms is now introducing a new human ambassador. actress maya rudolph will represent the brand. the comedian is expected to appear in the candy's super bowl ad on february 12th. that's your "cbs moneywatch" for this tuesday morning. i'm shanelle kaul, cbs news, new york. >>> nominations for the 95th academy awards will be announced this morning. award season is already in full swing with critics looking to the golden globes and the screen actors guild for a glimpse into the oscar favorites. who will get a nod and who will be shut out from hollywood's biggest night. you can find out soon. we're going to break down the oscar nominees ahead on "cbs mornings." >>> up next, a shining star at paris fashion week. we'll tell you w

omar villafranca, cbs news, irving, texas. >>> and that's the overnight news for this tuesday.ou, the news continues. for others, check back later for "cbs mornings kwgsz. and remember you can follow us online anytime at cbsnews.com. reporting from right here in the nation's capital, i'm norah o'donnell. >>> this is cbs news flash. i'm dan lieberman in new york. a drive-by shooting in lakeland, florida, has left at least ten people wounded. police say four shooters started firing from inside a moving vehicle monday afternoon. two people are in critical condition. police are still looking for the suspects. >>> president biden has informed congress he will move to end the twin national emergencies for addressing covid-19 on may 11th as the world moves closer to returning to normalcy. lawmakers have already ended parts of the emergencies that kept millions insured during the pandemic. >>> and cindy williams, who played shirley opposite penny marshall's laverne on the popular sitcom "laverne & shirley" has died at the age of 75. her family said in a statement she died after a brief

. >> reporter: joe solecki of the irving, texas fire department is back on the job after a four-alarmed up in the emergency room in august of 2021. >> and the pull moology enologist comes in and says, joe, you either elect to go on a ventilator or you pass out and i put you on a ventilator. >> reporter: the virus left the towering six foot five 280-pound strong man with pneumonia in both lungs. he endured a week's long medically induced coma and lost more than 100 pounds. you went from a mountain of a man to a hill. >> yeah, i was basically skin, bones and organs. >> reporter: but what joe didn't lose was his fighting spirit. he spent months in physical therapy regaining strength and learning to walk again. >> this is just the opportunity to set an even better example for my kids to be, like, look, you know, if you set your mind to anything, you can achieve it. >> reporter: it took more than 500 grueling days, but the 36-year-old is finally back on the fire truck. what was one thing when you got back on that you were, like, yeah, i miss this part? >> all of it. >> reporter: all of it?

ain colluding kyrie irving and that split. >>> making a kags for a disney bort seed -- >> my goal is to reduce corporate overhead to a point that the company gets better. >> we'll talk to an analyst who says peltz' idea seems reasonable and collaborative. >>> dow up 200 point and the disney very much a part of that story adding to the dow. >>> we'll be right back. a comprehensive wealth plan with tax-smart investing strategies designed to help you keep more of what you earn. and set aside more for things like healthcare, or whatever comes down the road. this is "the planning effect" from fidelity. >>> dow component nike moving up rankings on the just capital just 100 list evaluating empties on american priorities like job creation and wages nike coming in this year at number 97. a big jump from 154 last year. higher score coming in part from k equities, diversity targets and wages. things that matter to workers. and ceo john donahoe, i asked what he's done a company that's faced controversy in recent years over its worker culture live to what he says. >> nike is a very purpose-driven

omar villafranca, cbs news, irving, texas. >> o'donnell: we love our firefighters, and glad he is well norah o'donnell. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs >>> more bad news for 49ers fans as it could be a lost thing lasting loss, how long the 49er could be sidelined by his injury. >>> and ugly truth exposed by last week's shooting in half moon bay, the push to improve living conditions for the people who pick our food. >> we're hoping this is a spotlight that makes the city and county move faster. >>> for most of us, the bay area cold snap is a minor inconvenience. but, for people with nowhere to stay, a few degrees difference could be the difference between life and death. >> it's difficult not having any shelter, period . with juliette . news > veng. the 49er faithful still trying to recover, as are we, from the heartbreaking loss to the philadelphia eagles in the nfc championship. nearly all hopes for a win, dashed in the first quarter after quarterback rock purdy took a hard hit, injuring his elbow and today, the news went from bad to worse. charlie walter joins us with more o

4000000 people like yourself, so it could supply the residence of a city like berlin, the 2nd edison irving, that is, the ships have been used in shortage stricken countries, like lebanon, synagogue, and indonesia. they know how to easy. one of the companies senior executive says she is and talks to send several power ships to help alleviate the ukraine energy crisis. we are in discussions with oakland argo, with or the for governor it with moldova utilities, with romania utilities to understand the best way to sound alike, through the, to ukraine. we can actually deploy these ships in less than 30 days and make them operational to inject new kilowatt hours, new electricity on the grid, which is the what does need that for ukraine. the initial idea was to send the power ships to odessa, ukraine's largest port holly's. he says, but security and hence, insurance or major considerations, the ships may be deployed to neighboring countries. instead, we need to ensure the safety of secular till far parcel. now of our ships, and if this is not pulls the boat while operating within ukrainian border

alexander irving at ab bernstein is here to unpack this thank you for the time i appreciate it.re we expecting more from china's reopening than is actually set to happen with covid up and the lack of ability to contain the virus is still a big factor that could, perhaps, hinder travel for longer than we think. >> it could. it will vary airline by airline. one issue is inbound tourists and the other is corporate travel to and from china you look at germany and a lot of capital goods business and that travel is not possible for the last three years. >> what is the catalyst for the airline industry it seems to be holding upper than some would expect. oil prices have been going up and gas prices going higher as well inflation. that means cost of flying, et cetera, is not easy to keep up with resilience in the sector >> demand has been surprisingly strong in 2022, people have not been able to travel and then the facts you outlined the slowdown in demand is an issue. the pent-up demand is holding up increasing expectation >> you have a recession coming especially around europe as has

michael irving chatted about how he is also picking the cowboys. >> we have to keep it real.rent, a son and i have to be real. i will be honest, our season hasn't gone according to plan. i am scorned. it's been 30 years since cowboys have been to a super bowl. i just know, i feel the better team is the san francisco 49ers. hopefully i am wrong. but i am not coming on oh we've got a chance. we are not buttoned up, we are not kyle shanahan. hopefully i am wrong. >> i don't want you to be wrong. are you going to the game? >> oh yeah, i will be in the house. i am going to be by myself. i wanted to take the family. my wife is negative. dad gets all mad. oh they're going to lose. i don't need all that. i will go by myself and hope on a lucky charm. >> i am hoping the niners get the win. you don't need a lucky charm. >> i appreciate his honesty. >> it was like trying to get it out of him. the niners are favored but dallas is capable of an upset. dallas fans would love that but we wouldn't. >> i am surprised he showed his face. >> he kept it low key. >>> watch us after this ♪ >>> wel

it left behind extenze irv damage including broken windows. cnn brazil reports the floor of the congress building was flood after protesters tried to set the carpet on fire. leaders are condemning the violence and expressing their support for the newly elected president deeida silva. the images coming out of brazil are being compared to those on the left side of your screen showing washington, dc, two years ago at the u.s. capitol. one u.s. lawmaker had this reaction to ton he unrest. >> i stand with the democratic leadership of brazil. he basically used the trump playbook to try to take over the government. you're right. it looks a lot like the united states. he should be extradited to brazil. in fact, it was reported he was under investigation for corruption and fled brazil to the united states. so we were talking about asylum seekers and immigration earlier. republicans try to scare people about bad people coming to the united states. we know where one of those people are. bolsonaro is hanging out in florida with trump. he's a dangerous man

that's a company which are basically irv, have, has a model to predict how many people have died. they say that 600000 have died. so that's really a big difference. but we don't know so much. and also there's a lot of, you know, a censorship, correct? on going on. so am yet really hard to assess the situation. but it sounds like it is a risk that they are willing to take. that is a fabi and crash mark in beijing. many facts the buddhist, like a has returned to after its extended winter break. do the world cup in cat are the 1st game backs are arby leipzig, host champion spire, who were hoping their new goal keeper could fill the gloves of manual noah, who is out with a broken leg. but leipzig showed, they can go toe to toe with the leagues topside. leipzig, fans were clearly glad to be back as the bend, as league came out of hibernation on the freezing night in eastern germany. meanwhile, the buyer and supporters eyes were all on new keeper. young zelmer but it was his opposite. no book on his glasby who was picking the ball or to the neck 1st. attic tuple, mounting bundled home f

that's a company which are basically irv, have, has a model to predict how many people have died. they say that 600000 f died. so that's really a big difference. but we don't know so much and also there's a lot of, you know, censorship, correct on going on. so am yet really hard to assess the situation, but it sounds like it is a risk that they are willing to take. that is a fabi and crash more in beijing. many facts and we will have to end it there. if you're interested, you can always get d w news on the go. just download our app from google play or from the apple app store that will give you access to all the latest news from around the world as well as push notifications for any breaking news. you're up to date shift living in the digital age is up next with the low down on quantum computing a michael ok for me and the rest of the team here. thanks for watching for news at the top of the hour with ah.

on kyrie irving holdouts, filthy. he led the double 26 points that put the dubs up 15 4th quarter golden state with a seven-point lead. jordan poole hand down man down is a 10 point game. everyone smiling 0.17, but the next went on a run in the 4th down to kyrie irving with the pull-up jumper county found 38 per khiree. that gives the nets the lead moments later, dream on helps on khiree o'neale makes him pay. he knocks down the tray that gives brooklyn at 2 point lead final seconds of the game. 4 point nets lead step 3 while go down. jordan poole. he gets stripped. and that'll do it. warriors led 110 to 98 with 5 and a half minutes left. but the next and the game on a 22 to 6 run. they win it one. 21 16. the warriors have now lost 4 straight at home host the grizzlies on wednesday. so shocking loss not of the game. back to the top story today. of course, the 99 yeah. this is the matchup that i think everybody wanted. cisco. >> have probably been the best team in football from start to finish. absolutely. niners have

us—born atkin clinched victory in colorado, from canada's rachael karker with herfinal run, while svea irvingshiffrin clinched a seventh overall slalom title, but remains one short of the world cup wins record after finishing second in the czech republic today. the american was aiming to match ingmar stenmark�*s total of 86 wins. she did increase her lead in the women's overall world cup standings. what a day of fa cups action war reaction — what a day of fa cups action war reaction from dt mac and the last ditch— reaction from dt mac and the last ditch effort. but reaction from dt mac and the last ditch effort-— that's all from sportsday. this week on the show... the city that never sleeps. we are in brooklyn, new york, and this area in particular has gone through quite a renaissance. and why it's taken ages to wake up. we're going. let's go. could it be the end for seeing mummies in some of the world's hi, and welcome to the great court here in the british museum in london. now, this apparently is the biggest covered public square in the whole of europe. well, a bit later, i'll be finding o

the question is why is kyrie irving in trouble?d into the did the germans loot french art treasures. i'll start with the second one first. so the the the french were ingenious they took everything out of the louvre in their other major museums before. between september 1939 and in june 40, when the nazis came in. so they use that time to hide them in the country and, you know, chateaus. and so that's the nazis, although the nazis did a great deal of art, they didn't get as much they wanted to like, for instance, the mona lisa was not theirs for the taking. you know, you could you could, you know, kyrie's trouble right now go back to 1933 with hitler, when hitler, the term that he called, i can remember the german for he he coined what's called the big so if you if you make up a lie and you in it's big enough and if you say it often enough people will believe it. and he used that to disparage the -- and blame the --. the downfall of western civilization that that perpetuates now and by way, stalin stole the big lie concept he loved

check out the moves that step puts on kyrie irving. he gets in the lane finishes over traffic staff at 26 that put the dubs of 15 4th quarter golden state. 7 point lead jordan poole knocks down that tray. it's all smiles. the warriors are up 10 late in the 4th. but the nets went on a run down to pull-up jumper and a foul. he finished with 38 points that gives the nets the lead moments later, draymond green helps on a driving kyrie irving roast for neil makes him pay. he knocks down that 3. brooklyn takes the 2 point lead final seconds of the game. 4 point. that's the lead. none of this really matters. those 4 points already. jordan poole tried to do some. he stripped that'll do it. warriors lead one 10, 98 with 5 and a half minutes left. but the nets and the game on a 22 to 6 run. they win one. 21 16, they've now lost 4 straight games at home to host the grizzlies on wednesday and said get the last laugh. >> a big growth. >> all right. that's your look at sports. back to you guys. >> thanks, jason. heading to lake tahoe where search an

us—born atkin clinched victory in colorado, from canada's rachael karker with herfinal run, while svea irvingrin clinched a seventh overall slalom title, but remains one short of the world cup wins record after finishing second in the czech republic today. the american was aiming to match ingmar stenmark�*s total of 86 wins. she did increase her lead in the women's overall world cup standings. great didn't have won their first european metal in nine years. taking silver in the ice dance looking to become the first british skaters to win a european gold since 1984 but had to settle for second behind italy. finally to american football. the philadelphia eagles hosting the 60 miners, buffalo bills lost in this last round in their player kickback has thanked for and in a video on social media the first time he has spoken publicly since suffering a cardiac arrest in a game with the cincinnati bengals. needing to be persisted on the field earlier this month. i to be persisted on the field earlier this month-— this month. i can't tell you how appreciative — this month. i can't tell you how appreciat

irving kristol -- richard nixon and it's f a scandal and many of them don't make the jump to the republican party well into the 1980s. these neoconservative intellectuals who are often while traditions within the liberal establishment now are migrating to the right. so the national review conservatives have p to decide w did these neocons fit into the picture and i always remember the moment i read in my research and editorial in the spring of 1971 in the national review and essays and "commentary" magazine clearly indicative of the editor's commentary at that time moving to the right and the title of the editorial was come on in, the water is fine. the welcoming and bringing the neocons in. in the last group that enters the picture on american right in there 1970s is --. the right have has been dormant in many ways at the national political level since the beginning but it's because of federal decisions and judicial rulings in the 1970s and the president'sre appointment of jiy carter that you see evangelical and fundamentalist groups and math come to the democratic party and the vehicle be

chancellor, if you'd had something , like derek irving for something, like derek irving for labour or, clive fund for the tories, you think justice would have been neglected like this if you not have the human rights act? we'd be to do something about immigrants . and it goes on the immigrants. and it goes on the court catastrophe of our finances goes directly to gordon and the decisions that he took . and the decisions that he took. the problem is of course you've 12 years of tory governments that have been tory that haven't dared to reverse what new labour did . can you imagine in world did. can you imagine in world that boris , i know you'll say , that boris, i know you'll say, david, you've gone soft in the end . imagine david, you've gone soft in the end. imagine if boris had actually kept the promise of a if he'd actually done . what if if he'd actually done. what if what was there . this is why what was there. this is why there was the brexit. the brexit vote was a plague on the way we're doing now. people didn't want it. i think, frankly, we chose the wrong target. we chose eu

chancellor, if you'd had something , like derek irving for something, like derek irving for labour or, clive fund for the tories, you think justice would have been neglected like this if you not have the human rights act? we'd be to do something about immigrants . and it goes on the immigrants. and it goes on the court catastrophe of our finances goes directly to gordon and the decisions that he took . and the decisions that he took. the problem is of course you've 12 years of tory governments that have been tory that haven't dared to reverse what new labour did . can you imagine in world did. can you imagine in world that boris , i know you'll say , that boris, i know you'll say, david, you've gone soft in the end . imagine david, you've gone soft in the end. imagine if boris had actually kept the promise of a if he'd actually done . what if if he'd actually done. what if what was there . this is why what was there. this is why there was the brexit. the brexit vote was a plague on the way we're doing now. people didn't want it. i think, frankly, we chose the wrong target. we chose eu

also, head on the program with multiple explosions are reported in irv run over nights with the countries that fence ministry, stating it managed to ward had drone attacked on an ammunition, typical american british and other european delegation demand that african countries stopped cooperating with russia and avoid breaking away from the common agenda of which the west seas as the restoration of colonial dependence in a new forum brushes, foreign minister condemns western countries for what he calls. attempts to re colonize africa, made pressure for that continent to sever all relations with moscow. with tell stories from the past 7 days and right up to the moment developments as well. welcome to the weekly r t m unit o'neill. we will get to those headline stories in just a moment. but 1st, some news reaching us this hour on it is an update from an incident last week where our russian helicopter, taking part in a u. n. she mallet, cherry and mission in somalia came under fire. it occurred in the east african country. as i mentioned, days ago, but details have no just emerging from the ru

up to take him on a 24 a showcase at the foreign ministers of germany and france or in ethiopia, irving to prepare relations strained. bobby t grey conflict. a visit by angelina babcock and katrina, colonna comes as the ethiopian government on the rebel group, the t re, people's liberation front implant, a peace deal signed in november to end 2 years of war. at 1st you could think there had never been a civil war in ethiopia. children are practicing their skateboarding skills and addis ababa dreaming of what their future could bring, just like kids anywhere else. and skateboarding makes me happy, i just love it. when i grow up, i want to be a professional. skateboarder says hello melissa watchman, come in, mr. is he of his future has been the subject of talks between german foreign minister. on the lena bear book and ethiopian prime minister abbey at mid abbey, who once was awarded the nobel peace prize, waged a bitter war. in the t gray region, the death toll could be over half a 1000000 people. burbock believes it's very important to restore food security in ethiopia. more than 220000

even caused a small earthquake in their homeland, the cause of a weak tremor was jubilation after irving lasan's goal against manuel neuer in the first half, if you remember the seismic observation of geological analysis and research, it was stated that an earthquake was registered in mexico city. it had an artificial character , probably caused by massive jumps during the goal of the mexican team at the world cup, it was recorded by at least two sensors. that is, just the whole city began jump for joy and seismic sensors registered it. like an earthquake, right? so well, my friends, thanks to olga shelest, you saved all the money in the bank for the next game. and this means that we will start the next program with the sum. show don't be shy 440.000 rub. our show is coming to an end. i remind you that all episodes of our program can always be viewed on the internet on the media platform. to our star players on the page look.ru. who knows, maybe luck will smile on you. today we played brilliantly prokhor shalyapiya only moving andrei urgan elena nikolaevna i am alexei vershinina was the

and der actuality against irv, a sovereignty of e. you remember seed themself? yeah, it was. it's another, it's another good comment from when you hear you, i mean, you bring up the issue of sovereignty. i mean, let, let's talk about this briefly in p r. i apologize. i'm under got about 30 seconds. i'm very sorry, but we look at what's happening in europe right now. europe a sanctioned russia. so russian energy is essentially the backbone of european industry. europe is being de industrialized as we walk from one month to the next. and then we have the w e, f, the world economic forum go on in davos with some, you know, you want to be bon villains. like klaus schwab and all this kind of stuff. europe is facing very worrying days ahead. would you agree exactly. burger crises can only wilson is a future. o e u is more, more divided you up to where it doesn't represent europe as it was recently year, a political organization representing on your portion of your rock unfit. it's more and more fragmented over or each use of energy. busy or by grecian issues, over the future econom

even caused a small earthquake in their homeland, causing a weak the tremor became jubilation after irvingif you remember, the seismic observation network of geological analysis and research stated that an earthquake was registered in the city of mexico. it was artificial in nature , it was probably caused by mass.

growing waiting lists could be tackled by the nature sending more patience to private hospitals. louise irv in a retired family doctor, an anti privatization campaigner thinks that's a bad idea. there isn't an infinite pool of doctors, nurses, and a lot of doctors, nurses go to that into private sector because they get paid more. and furthermore, when something goes wrong in the private sector, the patient is then, you know, red light, it straight into air, and then it has andy. now, if we what we need is we need to build up our n h s. again. louis says she did see real improvements in patient experience in the 2 thousands on the labor. when annual increases in m. h s. funding were higher than they are now. since it was created spending on the n h. s is increased by an average 3.7 percent per year in real terms, but from 2010 to 2018. when the conservatives governed in coalition and then on their own annual n h s funding growth slow to 1.4 percent. it's rising more quickly now, but an aging population, an increasing demand for expensive treatments means nobody's noticing. if we look at the

seventh in irving in the city's outer sunset. a patient was suffering from a condition related to the cold. this crew made the decision to remotely lock this ambulance to facilitate leaving the heater on. but within 15 minutes, medic 83 was gone. officials won't say how it was taken. this man who didn't want his face shone saw the chaotic aftermath. a second ambulance had to be called sfpd showed up stupid like, how are you going to steal an ambulance card first responders. they need to save lives. they need the ambulance. the thief, chp officers on a chase down the peninsula across the san mateo bridge and in our traffic cams caught part of the pursuit lawn force mint on a pursuit. with blatant disregard for public safety. authorities say the thief even activated the emergency lights. at one point, the thief ran red lights, officers decided to stop chasing it because it became too dangerous. the ambulance was later found abandoned near east 12th street and 17th avenue in oakland san antonio neighborhood. the ambulance had its ti

s. sending more patients to private hospitals. louise irving, a retired family doctor, an anti privatization campaign. i think that's a bad idea. listen, an infinite pool of doctors, nurses, and a lot of doctors, nurses go to the private sector because they get paid more. and furthermore, when something goes wrong in the private sector, the patient is then, you know, red light of straight into a and then it us, andy. now, if we what we need is we need to build up on it. jessica and louis says she did see really improvements in patient experience in the 2 thousands on the labor when annual increases in n. h s funding well higher than they are now. since it was created spending on the n h. s is increased by an average 3.7 percent per year in real terms, but from 2010 to 2018. when the conservatives governing coalition and then on their own annual n h s funding growth slow to 1.4 percent. it's rising more quickly now, but an aging population, an increasing demand for expensive treatments means nobody's noticing. if we look at the n a chest compared to other o e c d countries, we have fewer doct

i'm almost all my 20th year here at aei when i was here, robert bork was still irving kristol was still here. the reason they were themselves really interested in religion and the reason why is because they really struggled with the question of how do we stop the decline of american. there was a fellow named daniel bell who wrote a very important book called cultural contradictions of capitalism, and he predicted capitalism would produce so much prosperity and wealth that we'd all become kind of lazy. playing video and not keep to the moral foundations that make capitalism in the first place, like working hard and saving. and so people aei struggled to figure out how do we this contradiction. and so some people religious some people not religious came the idea of some and actually is great because phil is a tocqueville chair notre dame some of them hit on the insight of tocqueville, which was can public policy or society itself support those intermediate like churches to restore virtue in our republic and it came to me that you could see this train of thought goes from bell to people li

i'm almost in my 20 year here at aei when i was here, robert were close to here, irving kristol will still here. the reason they were themselves really interested in religion and the reason why is because they really struggled with the question of how do we stop the decline of american civilization. there was a fellow named daniel bell who wrote a very important book called the cultural contradictions of capitalism and he predicted capitalist would produce a much prosperity and wealth that we would all become kind of lazy playing video games and not keep to the moral foundations that made capitalism work in first place like working hard and saving. some people at aei struggle to forget how to resolve this contradiction? so some people religious come some people not religious came up on the idea, and actually this is great because phil is a de tocqueville chair atig notre dame. some hits on the tokyo which was can public policy or society itself support those intermediate groups like churches to restore virtue and our republic? answer came to me that, and you can see this train of tho

us—born atkin clinched victory in colorado, from canada's rachael karker with her final run, while svea irving that's all the sport for now. us secretary of state antony blinken will arrive injerusalem tomorrow to discuss attempts to try and de—escalate violence which has seen both israelis and palestinians killed. , ., , . , killed. overnight, israeli security cabinet approved _ killed. overnight, israeli security cabinet approved measures - killed. overnight, israeli security cabinet approved measures at i cabinet approved measures at preventing further incidents after friday's fatal shootings outside a synagogue so seven people killed. we report now from outside the home of the palestinian government who was responsible. israeli forces have told us to keep back, but we are just along the street from the family home of the palestinian who carried out friday's deadly attack. his parents and siblings have been able to take out some of their things, but soon they are expecting their apartment to be demolished as a punishment. israel's security cabinet has announced other measures and says it wa

the dubs had no answer for kyrie irving. the nets beat the dubs 120-116. it is the warriors' fourth loss in a row at chase center. >>> this one all bruins. the bruins shut out the sharks 4-0. the sharks have dropped five of their last six games. >>> next up, the niners hitting the road for philadelphia. i have got my bags packed in my gloves ready to go, so philadelphia, here we come! >> you are going and you will need them! >> i am cheating, i got a hand warmer! >> exact. a lot of layers. we are excited for you and excited for the 49ers as well. >> reporter: it should be a great game! >> enjoy philly and thanks a lot! >>> ahead, will people in the millennium tower have tilted floors forever? we will look at what residents of the tilting >>> returning to our top story tonight, investigators still trying to learn what motivated a man to go on a shooting rampage in southern california. >> it happened in monterey park. at least 10 people were killed and 10 were wounded. lolita lopez spoke with a witness who was inside the dance hall when the shots rang out. >

tom: that is very good news indeed, alex irving thank you indeed, european analyst at bernstein.ine will be very relieved. where are you traveling? francine: where are we going? tom: let's pick a egypt, i will get one of our lead producers. francine: the pyramids, done. billionaire and new england patriots owner robert kraft and star quarterback tom brady are among those sharing the pain of ftx's collapse. tom: bankruptcy court documents reveal brady alone owns more than one million shares which are now soon to be practically worthless. for more, let's bring our senior crypto reporter in singapore, what did we learn from these documents listing ftx shareholders? we have been waiting, now we have them. >> it is pretty interesting to see who has had shares in ftx. as you say, these are likely worthless because shareholders are at the bottom of the barrel when it comes to bankruptcy proceedings and who gets anything. brady had more than 1.1 million shares, his ex-wife giselle only had about 680,000, but we see a lot of big names. peter thiel, dan och, a lot of the really big names i

us—born atkin clinched victory in colorado, from canada�*s rachael karker with herfinal run, while svea irving bit of drama in the fa cup. it looks like they are checking a potential brighton goal in stoppage time, so we wait and see whether this one goes in. if it does happen it will be 2—1 in favour of brighton and it looks like they will continue in that vein with a couple of minutes left and win 2—1. they are just checking a var for offside. don�*t know how long you want to hang on for. it could be a minute or two. well strung out and i�*m glad that you addressed it to me because you know how fascinated i am by these things. it is confirmed it is a goal. 2—i things. it is confirmed it is a goal. 2—1 in favour brighton in stoppage time so it looks like they are knocking liverpool out. that�*s how you do it. you hang on. and break the news. patience is a virtue. it�*s a pleasure working with you. really is. the chief executive of the welsh rugby union has resigned, after a bbc investigation revealed a series of claims about a sexist and toxic culture in the organisation. he�*ll be replaced b

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we're being very select irv. i can tell you local production, things that are close to our customers' mind matter as much as big real world productions. so we're not aiming to compete in terms of budgets because there's no way we're going to be able to do that. but we're pretty competitive in the local demand, and that's working. >> this final question to wrap things up. i've got one minute. how do you think 2023 is going to look based on the macro indicators we're getting right now? it seems like the ceos are slightly less bearish. >> i think the second half of 2023 is going to be better than most people think. the second part of the year is going to become better and i think that for our industry, this is a brand-new world, brand-new network, brad new operation. i'm cautiously optimistic. >> where do you think the fastest growing areas are going to come from >> when you open up the availabilities for the system, it's a brand-new territory keep in mind we talk about cloud computing. architect computing is coming

people like irving kristol was in there. a bunch of other figures now forgotten.here -- it was a wonderful memoir and i was trying to emulate that style. john: the book patriotism is not enough came out in 2018. define patriotism. steven: the title refers to the fact that this is one thing that they agreed about. it is not attached to where you live because it is where you live. walter burns' last book was called making patriots. it does not happen spontaneously. it has to be taught. this gets back to the question of how we teach american history these days. jaffa used to say, we need to have informed patriotism. you cannot love the country unless you understand it and understand its principles. i like to say that the critics of nationalism by definition of its patriotism they do not like. nationalism has this baggage from the mid 20th century. germany comes to mind, italy and so forth. a lot of historic feuds like yugoslavia -- i do think that there is a case for your attachment to your nation and i think patriotism is more connected with the political principles

the fire department says the ambulance was stolen before 7:00 last night in 47th and irving. paramedics were bringing a patient to the rig when he took off. the driver took chp on ages throughout alameda county and ditched the ambulance at oakland. reggie: at least 20 people are no dead from the storms. the white house says president biden is going to visit california this week to survey the damage. the president is expected to visit the central coast thursday. his federal emergency relief has expanded to include 51 of california 58's counties. jobina: a birds eye view o mudslide in berkeley hills. you can see a trail of mud spilling down the hillside and onto the street. crews shutdown part of claremont avenue and alvarado road to clear the road. reggie: new video shows pittsburgh residents getting rested from floodwaters. the water rescue team was called in. they helped one group of people by boat. one driver had to be rescued. evacuations remain in place for 19 homes. >> the fire department and personnel decided they needed to go door to door and recommend them to evacuate

the new york city mayor eric adams to irving that sector for the last 24 hours.o's mayor. he has gone to migrant shelters and engage what appears to be conversations with migrants who will see what he has to say when he talks to us about it. he is out there because new york city says they cannot afford anymore with a $2 billion price tag to house the more than 36,000 migrants he has received in the big apple since this past spring. let me show you some drone footage. missus what our drone shot early today. these are the large groups that come every morning. a group of 149 migrants from ecuador, colombia, cuba. some migrants in this group were from western africa countries. chad wolf had this to say about the situation a little earlier today. take a listen here. >> it's clear they don't have a good handle what's going on. it's also clear that the rest of the world knows what most americans know and that border is wide open. >> just looking again at that live shot. this is exactly what the secretary was talking about. the numbers that just continue as you see this

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columbia university irving medical center and new york-presbyterian hospital had previously settled with over 200 survivors for $236 million. the social media giant meta has reinstated former president donald trump's accounts on facebook and instagram. trump was barred from the platforms two years ago over his comments to supporters who rioted at the u.s. capitol on january 6, 2021. meta's president of global affairs, nick clegg, wrote in a blog post -- "the public should be able to hear what their politicians are saying -- the good, the bad and the ugly -- so that they can make informed choices at the ballot box." clegg said trump could be suspended again for up to two years if he once again violates meta's guidelines. in india, police detained students at new delhi's jamia millia islamia university before a planned screening of a new bbc documentary about prime minister narendra modi, which has sparked a growing firestorm and has been banned by modi. at the prestigious jawaharlal nehru university, also in new delhi, authorities resorted to cutting power to the student union hall to thw

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irving on the house intelligence committee a factor in you deciding to run for senate? >> no, i had made the decision before that, although i do think that kevin mccarthy gave me another powerful reason for californians to vote for me and that is they can make adam schiff kevin mccarthy's home state senator. but, my motivation was much deeper than kevin mccarthy, and that is the fact that our democracies remains deeply at risk from the kind of extreme maga republicans that kevin mccarthy, marjorie taylor greene, paul gosar, and these others represent. and i think lawrence, you're exactly right, a big part of the problem is that the gop under donald trump has essentially forsaken the truth. george santos in that respect is a prime example, really of the truth looseness of today's republican party. but to protect our democracy, i think it is also essential that we strengthen our economy. i've always felt that, i know united discussed, that part of the reason that we have been subs up to bowl to a demagogue is that for millions of americans, the economy is simply not worki