james brown, cbs news, washington. >>> and that is the overnight news for this wednesday. from our nation's capital, i'm jericka duncan. >>> this is cbs news flash. i'm courtney kealy in new york. the january 6th committee released more transcripts, including interviews with cassidy hutchinson, the former aide to mark meadows, the chief of staff during former president trump's administration. she discusses how qanon theories were taken seriously. in this now viral tiktok video, two friends are seen being harassed at the a california in-n-out burger. a denver man was later arrested, charged with two counts of committing a hate crime. police began a criminal investigation after seeing the video on social media. >>> and tonight's 45th kennedy center honors recognizes performing artists who have shaped american culture for decades. it airs right here on cbs at 8:00 p.m. eastern. >>> for more, download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'mkealy, cbs news, new york. >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." . >>> we have breaking news tnight out of the s

james brown, cbs news, washington. >> duncan: and paying it forward.s," for norah up the wrong tree. >> there was. he had started the leash that i... >> judge judy: you are weaving and bobbing and bobbing and weaving. >> announcer: "judge judy." you are about to enter the courtroom you are about to enter the courtroom of judge judith sheindlin. captions paid for by cbs television distribution yolanda boatwright is suing 20-year-old christian sementelli for damage to her car after his dog ran into it. >> byrd: order. all rise. your honor, this is case number 97 on the calendar in the matter of boatwright vs. sementelli. >> judge judy: thank you. >> byrd: you're welcome, judge. parties have been sworn in. you may be seated. folks, have a seat. >> judge judy: ms. boatwright, it is your claim that the defendant's dog, while out of his control, collided with your car... >> yes. >> judge judy: ...causing damage to your car. >> yes. >> judge judy: mr. sementelli says that the dog was not out of his control, that your car hit his dog, and he is counterclaiming

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the 30-year-old channeled a little bit of james brown on his instagram last night after the trainingon saying, i feel good, i knew that i would now. try saying that without bursting into song. anyway, south korea are going to be no pushovers. they are a team that beat both the 2010 and 2014 champions in their group stage seeing off spain and germany to book their place in the knockout round for the first time since 2010. but if brazil needed any extra motivation in their quest for a sixth world title, of course, so many well wishes being sent to the legendary 82-year-old pele who is continuing his treatment for cancer in hospital. there have been reports of his deteriorating condition, but he did send a message over the weekend saying he is feeling strong and the treatment still going to plan. so japan -- south korea against brazil, the later kickoff before that. japan against the 2018 runners-up croatia as you mentioned. >> our thoughts with pele but with raheem sterling. horrible situation. his family apparently vulnerable to some extent. he's gone back. they're playing again on sa

well, after that training session 30-year-old neymar channeled a bit of james brown on his instagram feel good, i knew that i would now. quite difficult to say that without bursting into song but looks like neymar will be back and providing all his creativity to the brazilian charge as they look to claim this sixth world cup title. south korea, their opponents, though, for their part have certainly put on a show so far in this competition. back in the knockout stage for the first time since 2010 and will be no pushover. if brazil needed any extra motivation they'd be paying all those well wishes to 82-year-old pele who we know has suffered some deteriorating health in brazil back in hospital and very much providing some extra motivation for the brazilian team here. >> absolutely. wishing him all the best, simply a legend. thank you so much, amanda. nice to see you. >>> all right, quick hits across america. police in texas charging a fedex driver with kidnapping and killing a 7-year-old girl who disappeared from her home last week. northwest of fort worth athena strand's body was reco

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coy tell you that the neymar himself posted on social media afterwards telling a little bit of james brownld. it is quite hard to say that without bursting into song but i will resist. but that is certainly a huge boost for the team. on the day that pele's daughter emerging has done an interview with networks in brazil trying to allay some of the health concerns over the three-time world cup winner. the stories over the weekend i'm sure you saw had suggested that the 82-year-old had been moved to end of life or palliative care in hospital in brazil. his daughter has refuted that saying he's just recovering from a lung infection as a result of catching covid, when you're going through a long-term cancer battle has implications. she said he's not in icu and feeling strong. so much, much dose of double welcome boost for the team. ahead of this match against south korea as they try to book their place in the quarterfinal. you mentioned, though, japan against croatia, both japan and south korea looking to make it the first all asian quarterfinal at this tournament. japan have already beaten spa

. >> yes we know susan, i've been having all week right charles and a song the james brown covered calledumming that song. what do you think the gop is going to come out of this and what does that mean to the gop? >> oh i think at this point, the writing is on the law for the gop. it's pretty clear as far as the train, juanita is right. momentum is on warnock side. people do not want to come out and vote for herschel walker. and i think the republicans are going to say well, we will take our lumps here but more importantly, i think one thing for republicans to consider was one presidential candidate, the only one who has announced so far was not welcoming georgia. and we can buy special election. that is crazy when you think about what you are supposed to do to turn out the vote. donald trump is not welcome and i think republicans are trying to make that point clear when elections are at stake. >> let me load you for one minute susan. the january six committee is close to wrapping up its final report which is expected before christmas. we have heard reports that wyoming congresswoman, liz

i'm james brown with the scores from the nfl today. the jets offense runs out of fuel in the loss.s sturdy so the niners don't worry. tennessee asked who is him and found out that it's a.j. brown. no lamar, no problem as the ravens snoop out a dub. with no time to go, the giants turn to ganow the result, oh no, for 24/7 news and highlights go to cbssportshq.com. hey, thanks for helping me out. of course. you can easily get helpful customer service over the phone or on the progressive app pretty much anywhere. even at the library. or the coffee shop. get great customer support at the park. or at this coffee shop. why would we go to a different coffee shop? mobile order for j money? -thank you. -so is one of these places gonna be my car again or...? right. even at your car. um... come on. i saw you eyeing these scones earlier. huh? huh? alright. you get it. [ upbeat music ] save 10% on target gift cards alright. with target circle. cover the hard to buy and easy to surprise with 10% off target gift cards this weekend only. deals so good, you can holiday your way. only at target. gett

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i was close with james brown who's like a father to me and then i was part of the community affairs forwere always watching what other groups were doing. michael fill a stadium and say did the beatles fill this stadium? how competitive were they? were they mindful how popular they were compared to other contemporary groups at the time? >> oh, certainly they were aware that -- and it was a shock to them. they with respect prepared for what they were greeted with in america and the title of the book is a quote from john years later referring to shea saying i saw the top of the mountain on that unforgettable night. they were on a ride that they really had no control over until they quit touring in '66 and got serious with the music and spend time in the studio and that's what they wanted to do. they knew they were setting the trend for the entire british invasion really and their career changed everything in rock n roll. nobody played a baseball stadium before. after shea baseball stadiums were all you saw. technology wasn't ready for shea but four years later they were ready for woodstock

i, mean he reported on the brown james, for example, when lebron was in high school. and that is something that lebron james didn't forget about. and he made statements and tweeted, about his respect and appreciation for journalists, sports journalists like grant wahl. yasmin? >> yeah this is so incredibly sad. and huge for the sports world. absolutely, you also think about his family, josh back here at home, doctor -- has appeared on this program and i have appeared alongside her many times on msnbc. we hear from the u.s. state department and they released a statement sending, his condolences, they're engaging discussions with senior qatari officials. how -- what can the government do to investigate the citizens of getting this grand staff? >> the state department is already involved with the bureau of consular nze venson's and the officials and the journalist family to repatriate his remains, to hear, in the united states we should say from the get-go that there is no indication at this point that the u.s. government believes in foul play, involved here, yasmin. tha

browne, j.d., henley and frye. >> linda ronstadt, kristofferson, joni mitchell, james taylor. >> the big sea change was people writingressing themselves.? why do you have to do this? >> i feel an obligation to, to myself and to people to try and share myself, maybe um, as honestly as i can. >> i left my folk and friends, with the aim to clear my mind out. well i hit the rowdy road, and many kinds i met there. and many stories told me on the way to get there. so on, and on i go, the seconds tick the time out. there's so much left to know when i'm on the road to find out. >> everyone is just trying to do whatever came into their head. >> in the early days, paul and i, we wanted to be the goffin & king of england, you know, goffin & king were very big those days. >> we had no idea who these people were, who the mysterious mr. king was who'd written all these songs and chains that the beatles did, and i'm into something good, which was part of the british invasion. we did discover that it was this remarkable woman, carole king. >> carole king made the transition from basically being behind a scenes woman to a star in her

brown. stephanie: still to come on the "newshour." house majority whip james discusses democrats' path forward as republicans come to power in congress. pakistan's foreign minister addresses his country's relations with the u.s. we examine the significance and impact of france's win and morocco's historic run at the world cup. announcer: this is the pbs "newshour" from weta studios in washington and in the west from e walter cronkite school of journalism at arizona state university. judy: after announcing another half-point he today, federal reserve chair jay powell indicated that more hikes are on the way in 2023, and likely, a prolonged period of higher rates. this comes as inflation shows signs of slowing gradually. buthere are again concerns the fed is not going to be able to tame inflation without triggering a recession. geoff bennett has the latest. reporter: judy, today's rate hike is the seventh this year. altogether, the federal reserve has now raised interest rates from just above zero earlier this year, to just over 4% its , highest level in 15 year

james is a lifelong avid dallas cowboys fan. he recently came out talked about how he switches a allegiance to the cleveland browns because dallascowboys position a policy of having to stand for only one specific way honor the national anthem. what's your reaction? >> my reaction is, you can't just dismiss the past. you can't say and laugh of all that was so long ago. wow, they dug that out, that was so long ago. because we're still dealing with those same type of issues now, currently. when you talk about the disparity between coaches and people of power in nfl organizations and owners compared to the players who make up between 75 and 80% of nfl teams, and there's no black head coaches, very few black head coaches, no african american owners, then yes, that something you can't laugh off. we are seeing it play out in realtime. you want to talk about desegregation segregation and all of that, we are seeing the top of the food chain in the nfl is pretty segregated. so if we really want to get into the issue, we can talk about that, and then that will fall on jerry jones. okay, what have you done is one of the most prominent owner

james was a life long avid dallas cowboys fan. >> of course. >> he recently talked about how he switched his allegiance to the cleveland browns in part becauseion and policy about having to stand for and only in one specific way honor the national anthem. what is your reaction? >> my reaction is you just can't dismiss the past and laugh off and say oh, that was so long ago. wow. they dug that up. that was so long ago. because we're still dealing with the same type of issues now currently. when you talk about the disparity between coaches and people of power, nfl owners and players compared to players who make up between 75% and 80% of nfl teams and there are very few black head coaches, no african american owners, then, yeah. that is something you can't laugh off because we are seeing it play out in real time. you want to talk about segregation and desegregation, it seemed like the top of the food chain in the nfl is pretty celebrated. if we want to get into the issue we can talk about that and it'll fall on jerry jones. whatever you've done as one of the most prominent owners to desegregate the ownership group, head coaches, and things like

james in richmond. some of the other issues besides inflation, covid, the border crisis, the january 6 hearings, midterms, oil prices, supply chains, the mar-a-lago raid, ketanji brown jackson became a supreme court justice this year, hurricane ian struck, tensions with china, crypto collapse, and of course, back to ricky in philadelphia. he talked about violence. he had two very major mass shootings, uvalde, texas, and up in buffalo. next call is greg in amanda, ohio. you are on the washington journal. how is 2022 for you? caller: i am a senior citizen. of all the years i have seen, 2022 is one of the worst, for the nation especially, when you look at what happened. 20% of americans do not believe in god. that is stupid. those people will believe in god before their time is over. the gentleman who was just on was talking about a drinking problem. i had that kind of problem for a few years. you look at society today with drugs. people lose hope. that is the main problem. people are losing hope in our nation. 2023 will be a great awakening for this nation. people are going to start paying attention to their own lives and the lives around them. this morning, i got up

out at the homes in the end, that night of nights, the solomon brown was crewed by trevelyan , richards, crewed by trevelyan, richards, jamesen margin, nigel brockman and john blewitt, charlie green, barry tory, kevin smith and gary wallace . the sea smith and gary wallace. the sea king helicopter piloted by lieutenant commander russell smith, a us navy pilot on exchange with the royal navy, was first to reach the union store . he lured has winch man store. he lured has winch man into the hellish soup of rain and hurricane force winds in hopes of plucking some souls from the ruling deck of the ship below . but the conditions were below. but the conditions were so bad they had to pull back and only watch what happened next. the solomon brown , utterly the solomon brown, utterly dwarfed by the coastguard who into view and immediately sought to come alongside trying again and again to get into position so as to be able to take our people off. lieutenant commander smith later described how the solomon brown was picked up by mountainous waves not once, but several times , and tossed onto several times, and tossed onto the deck o

out at the homes in the end, that night of nights, the solomon brown was crewed by trevelyan , richards, crewed by trevelyan, richards, jamesen margin, nigel brockman and john blewitt, charlie green, barry tory, kevin smith and gary wallace . the sea smith and gary wallace. the sea king helicopter piloted by lieutenant commander russell smith, a us navy pilot on exchange with the royal navy, was first to reach the union store . he lured has winch man store. he lured has winch man into the hellish soup of rain and hurricane force winds in hopes of plucking some souls from the ruling deck of the ship below . but the conditions were below. but the conditions were so bad they had to pull back and only watch what happened next. the solomon brown , utterly the solomon brown, utterly dwarfed by the coastguard who into view and immediately sought to come alongside trying again and again to get into position so as to be able to take our people off. lieutenant commander smith later described how the solomon brown was picked up by mountainous waves not once, but several times , and tossed onto several times, and tossed onto the deck o

james, back to you. time to winners and losers with our financial expert rob black. and rob, i'd like you to read the tea leaves on wall street as usual. and that also. >> the brown spots on my face. >> give brown spots and fish all over. a kid may you can't. i can't. i don't see in do you keep track of yours or does your wife because they could be melanoma? well, first, let's before we get are in a melanoma story. >> and let's note the lightest most asian person on the planet. so this is a big storage for paint skin cancer. but the fed decisions today, will come 2 o'clock eastern time about 11 o'clock our time and the federal eye to be the grinch saying 2023, we're not sure about. we're scared too much inflation or little bit of christmas miracle where they say something along the lines of, you know, it looks like everything's taken effect and going to be data dependent. so that will change the markets for the rest of the year because really after today, there's not much on the calendar, but mr. in a company covid vaccine or one of the covid vaccines they're working or can keep true treat as a drug. my sister had skin cancer. she had moles removed cancer. it's a

brown from mansfield. marshall kroy from st. stevens. austin garcia from midlothian. shania grant from school virtual academy. reed griffin from james w. martin high. julia from arlingtonton high. brett from arlingtonton high. jared from mansfield legacy. alexander hu from lake braddock secondary. hue wynn from arlingtonton bowie. ezra lee from james w. martin high. noah lofton from lakeridge height. caitlyn new from palmer high. asher from gyms w. martin high. austin from arlingtonton lamar high. troy from all saints episcopal school. charles rodriguez from james w. martin high school. ryan ville real from jesuit dallas college prep. justin walker from kendale high. and ryeland woodward from brdneck high. these were all exceptional young men and women and i just want the american people to know and especially the people of texas' sixth district that the future of our country is safe with young men and women like these. next i'd like to recognize members of our community that have gone above and beyond. james reed, congratulations on being fire fighter of the year from the corsicana fire rescue department for 2022. thank you for your s

james in richmond. some of the other issues besides inflation, covid, the border crisis, the january 6 hearings, midterms, oil prices, supply chains, the mar-a-lago raid, ketanji brown jackson became a supreme court justice this year, hurricane ian struck, tensions with china, crypto collapse, and of course, back to ricky in philadelphia. he talked about violence. he had two very major mass shootings, uvalde, texas, and up in buffalo. next call is greg in amanda, ohio. you are on the washington journal. how is 2022 for you? caller: i am a senior citizen. of all the years i have seen, 2022 is one of the worst, for the nation especially, when you look at what happened. 20% of americans do not believe in god. that is stupid. those people will believe in god before their time is over. the gentleman who was just on was talking about a drinking problem. i had that kind of problem for a few years. you look at society today with drugs. people lose hope. that is the main problem. people are losing hope in our nation. 2023 will be a great awakening for this nation. people are going to start paying attention to their own lives and the lives around them. this morning, i got up