i get it though it's like you're in that dugout jamie. >> jamie: yeah.ocket, greg, tell me you have a side chick without telling me you have a side chick. [laughter] >> jamie: if he had slid into home base i think condoms and a fake mustache would have come out. [laughter] >> greg: got an active social life. tyrus? >> tyrus: i have no plays on the baseball field. i think he should be suspended for it. >> greg: really? >> tyrus: i hate it. you're a professional athlete. what message are you sending. it's pathetic. you're so important, you're bigger than the game. what, you're going to get a text? [laughter] >> greg: he might be his mentions. >> tyrus: the trade dead lined passed you're good. there's no reason to have his phone other than arrogance which is why the pirates are in the situation they're in. for the greats that played the game. >> greg: they're in a situation. >> tyrus: yeah, dead last. it's embarrassing and it really shouldn't happen. no place for it. >> greg: furious. wow. all right. didn't know where that was going but glad i don't carry m

jamie, jamie, okay, okay, man. >> ain't messing around. they tripped out. homies that didn't see the whole trailer is like, yo, man, you shooting white grannies? [ laughter ] i said, no, bro, watch the whole trailer. she ends up being a vampire that's thousands of years old. and i don't want to give the plot away. but me, my job is to kill the vampires, take the fangs to the vampire union, and get money for the fangs. >> david: you've got to tell them why, though. >> the reason i do it is because my daughter's mom, played wonderfully by megan goode. >> david: beautiful. >> give it up for megan goode. [ applause ] she says, i'm leaving, i'm taking your daughter, unless you come up with the right things and the money to take care of all these different -- so i said, listen, give me some time. i said, i'm going to go -- they don't know i'm a vampire hunter, that's the one thing. i go to my guy snoop doggy dog. [ laughter ] he plays one of the union reps at the vampire -- and he says, listen -- "hey, what's up, i got to get you back in the union." he gets me ba

please welcome my man jamie foxx!applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> david: what's up, man? >> david alan grier! >> david: i'm a big fan of yours. i've enjoyed watching how your career has grown. >> thank you, dave. >> david: it's been a wonder to see you, man. >> thanks. >> david: i love you. we go way, way back. >> why do i feel like something's happening? [ laughter ] >> david: ain't nothing happening. >> keep going, keep going, keep going. >> david: you've been on this show how many times, 19? >> 19. >> david: yeah, i've been on 36 times. [ applause ] wait, hold up. when is the first -- i thought we met at a club here in l.a., a comedy club? >> yeah, in the hood. it was in the hood, though, it was -- just starting out. not that hood is bad. but it's the hood. >> david: sweet. so when i first met you, tell them what you heard. >> i thought you was richard pryor's -- [ laughter ] i thought you were richard pryor's long-lost son. i thought you changed the name because you wanted to do

in fact, no dna or fingerprints linked sandra to jamie somebody. or jamie to sandra's.ves had a hunch about sandra, the evidence did seen didn't seem quite there yet for an indictment. as more time went by, it became clear to members of sandra's family, like her cousin diana, that law enforcement was eyeing her. >> okay, it's okay for you to think that. investigate her and then you'll see that there is nothing there and move on. >> reporter: but as the investigation dragged into july of 2014, their worst fears were realized. liz and her mom found out in a most unusual way. >> i went to the mailbox and it had been absolutely filled with flyers from lawyers, trying to get our business for a pending case. >> did you know what that was about? >> i had no idea what that was about. and so, i got on to the harris county website and i entered my mom's name, and i saw that she had been charged with my father's murder. >> a few days earlier, a grand jury had quietly voted to indict her. she turned herself in and posted bond. and then she hired veteran attorney mac secrest to defe

if you call jamie right now, we've got a fourth verse on there. >> lamorne: i hear jamie has pitchedfirst time i met jamie foxx, we were in a conference room at our agency and he was pitching me to this movie he was going to direct. and he opens the script to page 1 and he starts acting it all out, doing all the voices for every different character. and i quickly realize, oh, he's about to act out this entire script for me. and again he's got his boombox backpack, he's playing the soundtrack. and two hours later he performed the entire movie. i didn't know what to do. so i just stood up and gave him a slow clap. [ laughter ] but like he is the most entertaining man on the planet. >> lamorne: oh, absolutely. i ran into him once at a birthday dinner and he came to me and he pitched me a movie. he was like -- he was like, hey, man, i got this idea. right? okay. so it's me and you. and we go into a bank. uh-huh. but then all of a sudden michael b. jordan comes out. but surprise, he don't know this, i'm his father. [ laughter ] is that kind of how is it went? oh, my goodness. so you guys

hello, jamie.er the impression that you still get news in alaska. >> i know a lot about this polarization. almost all the bears in alaska are polarized. [scattered applause] >> greg: nice. >> i will show myself out. >> greg: [cackles] i love it! >> it is wild how the other cable networks will be so contrarian -- remember you came out with the higher rabies in there like we're going the other way with it. you know what really got me back i got frustrated a lot this year but what really got me was how biased it was when it was the changing of the word -- the definition of recession. that really bothered me. you can't just change what words -- you know, like how far is this going to go, they're going to be like when biden falls down the stairs, they're going to be like they are calling it learning parkour. or when he has dementia, they're going to be like he always has a fresh take. [scattered applause] >> greg: any other words? >> that's kind of it. >> greg: i didn't want to leave -- you know, if i g

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thank you, jamie. now, arjo, we will come _ by hand. thank you, jamie.w is when i will be able to afford one? when will we get to a commercially viable affordable family size solar car? it's a fair question. we were founded with the mission to provide clean mobility for everyone. it's clearly not for everyone. it's clearly not for everyone at that price. the way to view this, this first car is really technology, we are building it in a limited series and this is the main reason why this first car is so expensive. that's what we planned on the roadmap for 2035. we plan to look launch the lightyear two with similar specs. that one is going to have a starting price of 30,000 euros. looking at the purchase price and the ownership of a car like this. if you start with electrifying the vehicle, the fuel costs of having to charge the car. what we've done on top of that is make the car, electric car, about twice as efficient, then we create half of the energy the car needs for the average person from the solar panels. then we are getting into the range of a medi

no jurisdiction -- [inaudible] >> my name is jamie raskin.ed on cold, hard facts. it's all about the facts. >> okay, there you go. >> we will stop the steal. we want this election, and we want violent slide. this was not a close election, and after this, we're gonna walk down, and i'll be there with you. we're gonna walk down. we're gonna walk down to the capitol -- >> let's take the capital! >> take the capital! >> we are going to the capitol! where our problems are. it's that direction. >> usa! [noise] [noise] >> we fight. we fight like hell. and if you don't fight like hell, you're not gonna have a country anymore. >> fight for trump! [noise] >> go, go! >> stop the steal! >> there's 1 million of us out there, and we are listening to trump, your boss. >> treason! treason! [noise] >> stop the steal! [noise] >> remember, the senators and members of congress didn't see what was happening outside the building. i think everybody was walking around with the assumption that if people tried to overpower capitol officers, who were protecting the con

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thank you so much, jamie. you've made such great strides with your prototype model of the lightyear solar car. it's expensive. what i really want to know is when am i going to be able to afford one? when are we going to get to a commercially viable, affordable, family—sized solar car? so, it's a very fair question, right? we were founded with the mission to provide clean mobility for everyone. and obviously the lightyear 0 that we are selling now for 250,000 euros, it's clearly not for everyone. the way to view this, this first car is really a technology demonstrator, we're building it in a limited series and this is the main reason why this first car is so expensive. so, the key is in scaling up. that's what we've planned on the roadmap for 2035. on the roadmap for 2025. we plan to look launch the lightyear 2 with similar specs in terms of efficiency and range and how far you can go and the solar panel. but that one is going to have a starting price of 30,000 euros. we also have to look notjust at the purchas

and it was your interview with jamie raskin. stories today. and you talked about both of them. he talked about president trump, you got jamie raskin on the record there. and then jamie raskin himself brought up the inflation reduction act, what happened. you asked questions about that and he got to tell the american people. o teit would be a dereliction of duty if every democrat in this country, if they do not go out there and every time there in front of a camera, everything time they were in front of a -- , every time they don't raise something that democrats got done -- france's literally on fire. this is the largest investment in climate in the united states. also, every single republican in gaetz of congress voted against loan prescription drugs prices for seniors, voted against the cap on -- for seniors. how are they going to sell that to the american people? democrats have to be doggedly in talking about this from all sides of the issue. and i think the media apparatus has responsible responsibility here is. well >> carlo

so jamie, autonomous cars. north american cities with grid—like structures set out like chess boards. here in london, less so. yeah, you're absolutely right. there's a huge challenge - to solving autonomous driving in the the kinds of unstructured, complex, busy environments - that we have here in london- and in many cities across the world. indeed, the traditional technology stack sort of uses three, - three main pillars. one is mapping. so for these systems to work, - you send vehicles much like google, sends vehicles around the streets to to map out streetview - images so we can navigate ourselves. but for a vehicle autonomous vehicles, this needs - to be done at a much, | much higher precision. so we need sort of centimeter level detail maps of entire cities, - which is actually a remarkably solvable problem, but very, l very expensive to do - and even worse to maintain. there's another limitation - with current approaches in terms of the sensors that get used. they're very expensive sensors, something call

is jp morgan ceo jamie dimon right in saying there's some truth to china's claim that the u.s.zy. results at the end of the hour. cannot wait to see how that turns out. >>> up ahead, kobe bryant's widow vanessa testified in federal court yesterday against los angeles county having brought suit because of first responders who circulated grisly photos of the helicopter crash scene that killed her husband and daughter. the sharing of those pictures we can all agree gross and indefensible. here is the harder question, why do people look? formulated with nourishing, prprebiotic oat. itit's clinically proven to moisturize dry skin for 24 hours. aveeno® i brought in ensure max proteinin, with thirty grams of protein. those who tried me felt more energy in just two weeks! [sighs wearily] woo-ho ensure max protein. with thirty grams of protein, one gram of sugar, and now with two new flavors! monster was attacking but the team remained calm. because with miro, they could problem solve together, and find the answer that was right under their nose. or... his nose. we strip in the communit

jamie lissow-be here. and kennedy will dual it out. let's begin with these wise words from our 35th president. >> ask not what your country can do for you. ask what you can do for your country. keep that in mind. the problems facing us in the 60s ranked from civil rights, a huge deal, the vietnam war, a huge deal, to the plethora of assassinations. but we understood back then that america was the land of the fry, not the freeloaders. look what happened this week with the student loans. we are a nation who pays for college. or i should say used to know that. if you couldn't pay, you take out a loan. or you get to decide if you want a four-year degree tore you might be better suited for a trade school. all pathways were forges your own way. to get success in america you wrote your own ticket. now we are a country with 10 million job openings and 6 million jobless choose not to fill those job openings. we would rather be on tiktok than punch the clock. apple is having trouble getting their employees to go into work three days a week. the

not on jamie in white face but robert downey, jr.on set, apparently his character is named mexican stranger which sounds like a sex act or off item at taco bell. he looks so mexican governor abbott wanted to bus him to new york. downy of course famously appeared in black face in tropic thunder. now word if he will don brown face to star in the justin story. jamie foxx danced around the issue. >> when do we see all-star weekend? >> it's been tough with the lay of the land when it comes to comedy, man. you know, we are trying to break open those sensitive corners where people go back to laughing again. hopefully we will see them laughing and run them into an all-star weekend because we are definitely going for it. >> you should watch this show. it hasn't got a release date an most likely won't because it would owe fend woke critics. a black guy in white face, white guy in mexican face and pelosi and what she thinks is a face. so, tyrus, what's going on here? do you think this is an excuse for something else? >> no. i mean it's sad jami

joining us now, special correspondent jamie gangel who's been checking that claim. gloria borger. jamie, how many former trump administration officials did you ask about this claim of a standing declassification order and what did they say? >> anderson, we reached out to 18 former, and these were senior trump administration officials, white house, national security, intelligence, justice department, including his former chiefs of staff. many of these people served in positions where they either would have been included in the declassification process or at the very least aware of such orders. here is what we were told. each and every one pushed back, dismissed the claim that trump had a standing order to declassify documents that left the oval office and were taken up to the residence. in fact, many of them laughed when i called them. something that doesn't happen all the time with former trump officials, many of them went on the record. former white house chief of staff john kelly told us, quote, nothing approaching an order that foolish was ever given, and i can't

first though, to jamie gangel.e speaking, and as you are speaking, giving your answer, liz cheney got up to give her speech tonight. but what did you think of it? she did not hold back. >> she did not. and i do not think, you know, we should be surprised. i thought that one of the most powerful thing she said, don, was when she said that she talked about the two years ago she won with 73% of the vote. and she said that she could've done that again, and then she said, quote, that would have required that i go along with president trump's lie about the 2020 election. it would've required that i enable his ongoing efforts to unravel our democratic system, and attack the foundations of our republic. look, you know, don, liz cheney has made it clear since she voted to impeach donald trump. and with her work of the vice chair of the january six committee, that she sees donald trump as a clear and present danger. that she believes democracy is in peril. and she is known for quite some time that she was likely to lose toni

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kind of like jamie's comedy.ek of hillary trying to be fun with kim kardashian for they went head-to-head in a legal quiz much like a white house run, hillary lost at that too. >> it was heartbreaking. i was also really intrigued by how well she did. i wanted to, you know, put the spotlight on her. >> she has to work on her reaction time. >> dana: we tried contacting kim for a comment but she mysteriously vanished without a trace. we are going to keep trying though. it's a little mysterious prekat, would you consider yourself a gutsy woman? >> if that's the scale... i'm like, she better not say that the jane goodall, who i love. i love jane goodall. i left my whole life behind to live a chimpanzees because that's what i wanted to do. she's like, i stayed with a guy who cheated on me a lot. one of those is gutsier then the other. i do not get how it's gutsy at all. you did nothing. >> you probably didn't get an invitation to be on the show? speak i didn't. >> i'm going to try to fix that. >> i'd like to see her be

jamie, 90. that's really impressive. jamie. we — 90. that's really impressive., we heard about electrification there, we've heard about solar panels and you're in the field of autonomous vehicles and a lot of interest here and biases become your thing? i'zre of interest here and biases become your thing? i've been interested _ become your thing? i've been interested in _ become your thing? i've been interested in machines - become your thing? i've been interested in machines for - become your thing? i've been interested in machines for an | interested in machines for an incredibly— interested in machines for an incredibly young _ interested in machines for an incredibly young age. - interested in machines for an incredibly young age. my- incredibly young age. my interest— incredibly young age. my interest started - incredibly young age. my interest started to - incredibly young age. my interest started to growl incredibly young age. my. interest started to grow in artificiat— interest started to grow in artificial intelligence - interest started to grow in artif

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by munich, star, jamie was the allah is likely to miss sunday's game against ball room. a hip strain will keep him grounded as the reigning buddhist legal champions returned to the scene of one of the last seasons biggest upsets with bye. and having suffered a stunning fortune loss in both of manchester united have reached the deal to sign real madrid, midfielder chasm hero. no financial details have been provided, but it's understood. the brazilian has struck a 4 year deal worth around 70000000 euros. as miro helps the spanish side when 5 champions league and 3 lead a titles boxing, anthony, joshua will face alexander all sick on saturday night in jetta. saudi arabia in a bid to reclaim the w. b o w b a. and i'd be f heavy white belts. the british box lost his titles to the cranium by a unanimous decision last september on hope. soil. you sick had been fighting on the frontlines against russia, with the ukrainian defense forces for the 35 year old left ukraine in march to prepare for the rematch. w joshua has rejected talk of retiring if he loses on saturday. he's compe

lost her seat in the republican primary to trump supporting the lawyer. harriet hagaman hagerman was jamie, has been an outspoken critic of the former president who was one of the few republicans to vote for his impeachment. 3 people have been seriously injured after jumping from a train that was engulfed by wildfires in eastern spain or on 20 suffered burns when the service to valencia was caught in the blaze. for long heat ways. of course, almost $400.00 wildfires in spain. this year russia has replaced the commander of its military fleet in the black sea a day after the russian held the crimea peninsula was rocked by explosions. no one's claim responsibility for the massive blast. weapons dep. oh, but ukrainian president valadez lansky has blamed russian incompetence. moscow, however, claims the attach to the work of an identified saboteurs. rational appointed authorities in crimea as a fires at the site are still burning. i asked, i corresponded in keith young phillips sholtes why ukraine's president was so sure these explosions were the result of russian competence. well, it's definit

jamie, you spoke to these 18 top trump officials.re calling this standing order patently false. and some even laughed at the idea of it. >> they laughed at it. they scoffed at it. and they did call b.s. don, these were former white house officials, national security, intelligence, justice department. this includes donald trump's former chiefs of staff. many of these people served in positions where they would either be included in the declassification process or at the very least aware of such orders. and each and every one of these 18 people dismissed, flatly dismissed the claim that trump had some standing order to declassify documents that left the oval office and were taken up to the white house residence. and you know, the trump administration, you can't always get people to go on the record. but a lot of of these people, even went on the record. we're going to start with former wh white house chief of staff john kelly who told me, get ready, "nothing approaching an order that foolish was ever given and i can't imagine anyone th

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jamie fowler is the founder of gays against groomers. thank you for what you're doing, jamie. on what grounds are you being banned? what was your crime exactly? >> thank you for having me, tucker. we were banned for hateful conduct, which they consider calling out child predators and abusers and people that want to sexualize them. they are i guess a class of protected people on big tech. for speaking out against them and trying to protect children, we were taken down. we've been taken down three times in three months now. we're brand new. our coalition just started in june. they can't us a break here. >> tucker: so people are intentionally sexualizing children, which i thought was a crime, it's certainly a moral crime, but because you don't like it you're the dangerous one? >> exactly. in any moral society it would be criminalized, what we see happening. it should be criminalized. but that doesn't seem to matter. these people are going full steam ahead with their agenda, using our community, the lgbt community, using us as shields essentially, to continue to push this unabated

jamie new house voted to impeach trump another republican.irst, to the democratic candidates running in second. this is lauren colp the trump backed candidate running in third, significantly bind new house. so new has as to be very happy initially with this result. my are in trouble there in michigan. these two republicans in washington state initially encouraging numbers for them stephanie. >> steve kornacki thank you. just before 11 eastern this morning, the speaker of the host suspect onto the tarmac in taiwan. and just a while ago, she met with taiwan's parliament and president. all part of a visit that is inflame tensions with the chinese who reportedly flew fighter jets over the taiwan straight just before her arrival. so why she? they're in an op-ed to the washington post, pelosi accuse china of quote accelerating aggression against taiwan readiness. our congressional delegations visit should be seen as an unequivocal unequivocal statement that america says with taiwan, our democratic partner stands by itself and its freedom. educators

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so she came in and she said jamie dimon is on the phone i said okay.laughter] directs in dealing with this crisis and with thesee banks, there was so much going on. you come back to what i note broadly about your book, mother was in frederick dealing with the foreclosure crisis in negotiating, i note she would have told me too hold fast to conviction. to listen to my guts, tough decisions are tough at precisely because the outcome is not clear. but your gut will tell you if you were on the right track and you will know what decision to make. now, when i listen to my gut these days it takes on a whole different meaning. >> here comes the twist in the interview. >> because the last time i heard this someone said i am doing deals i'm not being accommodate by the fed. they are making a mistake because i have a gut and my gut tells me more sometimes in anybody else's brain can ever tell me. president trump november 27, 2018. what is the difference between your gut. [laughter] and his gut? [laughter] [cheering] >> out that would assume he has a gut. i think

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joining me now is jamie harrison. jamie, if i could get my words out today. i'm flubbing them all over the place. talk to me about the message last night. the ryan win seemed to be particularly salient. he beat molinaro who is a much better known politician. what does that say to you? >> last night showed across the country voters are excited to defeat these extreme republicans who are running for congress. these are folks who don't believe in choice, who don't believe in reproductive freedom, who don't believe in voting rights, who, hell, are against helping veterans and prescription drugs. the last five since the dobbs decision including what happened in kansas are showing people are fed up, tired of it and they're pushing back and not going to be silent anymore. >> did you feel like republicans sort of misread the landscape? they're still talking about crime and inflation, gas prices have been down for, what, 60 something days. mitch mcconnell assailed president biden for for giving student loans which young voters really like. are they misreading the land

> >> well, later right here on kpx 5, cbs mornings and jamie yuccas jamie yuccas is joining us live now from new york this morning.d morning to you. what do you have have on tap for us? >> reporter: hey amanda, ahead k strassmann is actually going to show you the coolest story. he's coolest story. he's taking us behind the scenes of nasa's hisc afterty mission mission to the moon and talks to the lead flight director about the upcoming launch and what's at stake. a great conversation. you conversation. you are going to want to see it and they actually they actually get emotional. rey cool. > >> also viral videos show men tg a period pain simulator to help raise awareness about a topic wt often discuss openly. even though it happens to women ever. we'll talk to a doctor about whn that pain could signal somethine serious. > >> and before rosa parks there s claudette colvin. also suffered the consequences for not givingp her seat on a bus. in our series series "how are you" david begnaud focuses on her. we will see you at 7:00. lots to share. >> lot of stories, thanks so muh jamie. see you

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to get there. >> tim, vix has fallen over the last month but around 21 and i'm pulling back to what jamie dimon said about consumer spending 10% more money, xrt up 5% compared to the nasdaq and the dow slightly negative. that suggests that investors are not worried about consumer spending so much but not quite yet, what do you think, tim? >> i am recapping retail earnings and you are the guru, and mike is the vix guru. i think that the vix is too low considering the risk. i am surprised we are assigned when as we are. it seemed like we were getting less fed. vix should be higher. what we heard from the biggest retailers in the world, there was a shift in the product mixed, under pressure, but we were not hearing that the consumer was dead. we were hearing that the margins were under pressure with bad inventory issues that are things we will navigate through. if anything, we have pushed them around and walmart, target, other big front-line stores, very hard, and i do not think the inventory issue is something that is systemic, i think it is a one off. >> we will learn more when the full ea

jamie davos i have and spend some time with them. what was striking to me as a documentarian this complex stuff is lying there to be processed. i'm sure he was going off and doing the virtual events all around the country telling the over and over. he told the story at one point how he talked to manage to get a hold of the dean of admissions at harvard when he wasn't accepted he tried to talk hisis way in off of the waitlist. he constantly gives of the origin story is a middle-class kid from the suburbs of philadelphia who worked in his dad's linen store. it helps to understand their mindset but then i ran and extra in the times talking about it that all of this stuff is just out there unprocessed. host: the ftc chair talks about exploiting most vulnerable population and how we treat them at the most vulnerable moments. do they have the will and the resources in the broader sense and emergency medicine? >> that's a great question that the ftc does celebrate but byef happenstance it comes to the engineering of the davos men. they have

. >>> jamie foxx is reminding everyone that he can do anything, including his spot-on impression of donald trump check it out >> i love snoop. >> you love death row records. >> i love, excuse me, excuse me. excuse me. fake news. i love -- >> what's your favorite death row record, mr. trump? >> all of them i love death row records, don't try to pin me down excuse me, excuse me fake news. they tried to give me the virus. i beat the virus >> oh, foxx was on the rap radar pod p podcast promoting his new movie "day shift." and i casually pulled off that impression i want to go back and list en t it a little more >> i'm shocked, it's the first time i'm hearing jamie foxx doing trump. he's been tucking that away for so long. >> he can sing he can dance, he can make us laugh. incredible >>> let's get a read on the heavy rain expected in the south and the gulf states with michelle grossmann hi, michelle >> happy friday to you both. we're looking at the chance for showers once again scattered showers across the southeast not only today but saturday and sunday. the frontal boundary bringing the chanc

jamie yuccas, cbs news. >> and that's the "overnight news" for this wednesday. you, the news continues. for other, check back later for "cbs mornings," and follow us online any time at cbsnews.com. reporting from the nation's capital, i'm john dickerson. >>> this is cbs news flash. i'm matt pieper in new york. cbs news projects that kansas voters will uphold the right to an abortion, rejecting a measure that would have tightened restrictions or banned abortions statewide. its first time the issue has appeared on a state ballot since the supreme court overturned roe v. wade. >>> house speaker nancy pelosi in taiwan, says she and her delegation went there in peace for the region. the chinese military said it was on high alert and would launch a series of targeted military actions in response to that visit. >>> and the bill to expand health care benefits for veterans who developed illnesses due to their exposure to burn pits during military service now heads to the president's desk. for more news, download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm ma

here's cbs's jamie yuccas. >> phenomenal! >> incredible. >> reporter: she's one of the greatest tennis players ever. but yesterday's win was serena williams' first in over a year. post-match, williams seemed playful. >> i guess there's just a light at the end of the tunnel. >> i know you're joking, but can you -- >> i'm not joking. >> reporter: then, just hours later, came this bombshell essay in "vogue," where williams writes, "i've been reluctant to admit that i have to move on from playing tennis. it comes up and i start to cry." next month williams will turn 41. >> her mind and spirit would love to keep playing, but she realizes her body is just saying i'm done. i don't think the benevolence was like first and foremost in her mind, oh, let's let the younger generation -- she would love to crush them. >> reporter: having grown up before our eyes, williams has won 23 grand slams, including six u.s. open titles and seven wimbledon championships. on the court williams is a superstar. off the court she's a brand. "forbes" puts

jamie yuccas, cbs news, los angeles. >> that's the overnight news for this tuesday. some of you the news continues. for others check back later for "cbs mornings." you can follow us online at cbsnews.com. reporting from the nation's capital. i'm norah o'donnell. >>> sthis is cbs news flash. i'm matt piper in new york, a midwest house explosion leads to injuries and death, the most recent in the small town of wyatt, missouri, a man in his 20s was killed and nine others were injured. last wednesday, a house explosion in indiana killed three people. american airlines is trimming its november schedule by 31,000 flights. that is 16% fewer flights. the airline says it's to reduce disruptions. it was last week when american said it would trim some flights in september and october too. >>> and on his birthday, the late rapper nipsey hussle gets a star on the hollywood walk of fame. he was fatally shot in front of a store in 2019. last month a man was convicted in the murder. for more news download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv, i'm matt pieper, cbs news

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