jeff paul, thank you. i want to bring in jackie ibanez, she has political reaction to what happened in georgia. we heard from angry politicians throughout the night, what are you learning? >> republicans accusing democrats and biden administration what they consider weaponization of the justice department. texas senator ted cruz not holding back when he spoke to sean hannity. >> this is disgraceful, our country is over 200 years old, we have never indicted a candidateidate and leading candidate for president. >> cruz is raising questions about the timing of the indictment, suggesting each time there is bad news circulating for president biden and his son hunter, the former president faces indictment. former opponent hillary clinton says she did not take any satisfaction in this, but it is under the law. vivek ramaswamy tweeted, this advice for the former president. since before prosecution against trump are using novel and tested legal theory, fair game for him to do the same in defense file motion to dism

jeff paul is live with the very latest news on this. jeff good evening. >> well, trace, buckle up.you thought yesterday's fourth indictment of the former president was dizzying, this is only the beginning. as it stands, follow me, trump has an october court date regarding a business fraud case. then his trial involving the january 6th riots is set to begin january of 2024. roughly two months later trump is back in court regarding the stormy daniels hush money case. another two months later, the mar-a-lago classified documents case is supposed to start in may. while we don't know when his judge case is supposed to have started, the da said last night she would like to start within six months of last night. so we spoke with a former federal prosecutor, kendall coffee, he said the idea of preparing for several trials while also running a presidential campaign seems almost impossible. >> the frustration that i think is legitimate is the effort to push this to trial at what amounts to a velocity that is not consistent with usual cases of this magnitude. >> reporter: now coffee also says

jeff paul live for us here in la. ff, thank you. ♪ >> trace: well, meantime the fox news at night common sense department watches new video almost every day showing gangs of young retail thieves robbing what they please from a variety of california stores then walking or running out with lots of merch and zero consequences. the primary reason for no penalties is because in california these types of crimes are not considered serious and that's a pattern in the golden state. not just theft or robbery. state legislatures, most of home are democrats. >> also refuse, ironically, to classify domestic violence as a violent crime. in fact it turns out any crime that does not appear on the state's list of 23 violent crimes is not a violent crime, including some forms of rape, sorry sexual offenses, and beating up your spouse. it's interesting that between 2014 and 2019, 68% of the mass shooters in america had a history of domestic violence. don't get common sense wrong, there was a push in california to classify domestic violen

as kevin was talking about, i want to been in jeff paul. he has new information because everyone is trying to saturnino. everyone is trying to get their case in and the appeals process and you have fani willis saying, i'm going to have all 19 of these people tried. the judge sets the trial they'd make. she wants to push for less than six months and they are trying to get this on the agenda. >> reporter: the original date was set for may 2024 and i think as of now, that could get delayed. they are bringing on a new codefendant. it just -- just to remind our viewers in florida, they are accusing the property manager of mar-a-lago of helping trump tried to delete some of the surveillance footage that was subpoenaed and then you have trump's embodiment, according to investigators at the guidance of trump was moving boxes and so this is one case in florida. it is very complicated. serious charges there. and we will see if it gets pushed back because i was a trump's defense team definitely has grounds to delay the trial with new codefendants and

let's go back to jeff paul for just a moment. t that we heard there, jeff. >> yeah, i mean, and you've got to think about in these types of situations when you've got someone, a suspect according to police already shot at two police officers, then you find out that they have barricaded themselves inside a hotel. you've got to get all of these people staying in that hotel out. it sounds like they did that. they tried to get the suspect to give himself up. then that suspect according to police, as you just heard there, then shot at s.w.a.t. officers, pretty much giving s.w.a.t. officers no choice, but to engage and kill the 28-year-old suspect. what's incredible all of these people, members of the public near the situation, not impacted by both of these shooting situations. so, it sounds like this was the outcome that orlando police was hoping for and then on top of that, hearing that the officers will likely make a full recovery, still a long road ahead for them, griff. griff: that the best news there. our thoughts and prayers with

kevin kohr, jeff paul, marianne rafferty.ou had a big red button and could assign it to do one thing every time you pressed it it would do that one thing. what is the one thing that button would do for you, bethany mandel? >> so, my theme is always i have six kids and the easy answer is $1000. i would love quiet. fixity seconds of just silence. that is what i want. >> a red button for silence. i got it. kevin corke? >> dollar bills. i 150 grand every time. i could use it right about now. i would press that button. after a while that would probably be it for me. >> maryann rafferty? >> i want to hit pause no matter the situation so i can think hard about the decision or buying something i don't need. i want to stop and think and say i am not doing it. >> jeff paul? >> it would play journey don't stop believing every time. >> the dalai lama gave him total consciousness. i would do that with the total consciousness. that is what i would do. that, unfortunately, is a short nightcap. thank you all for joining us. we are continuing

jeff paul has the latest from los angeles .rains after making landfall sunday afternoon as the first tropical storm hit southern california in 84 years. some areas seeing more than a half a year's worth of rain in just a day. if you don't have a metric for what that's really like, you've never experienced it, especially in the place like the desert, it kind of almost doesn't even feel real. california governor gavin newsom declaring a state of emergency. thousands left without power. the rain may driving not only difficult, but dangerous as streets flooded with water and dry terrain combined with all the water leaving the threat of mudslides, it's just about stopped at my house, i had a little bit of mud that last time, but this time it's it was it was a river down the road with logs and boulders and everything. and if all the flooding wasn't bad enough in the middle of this historic storm, the region was rattled by a 5.1 magnitude earthquake sunday afternoon, followed by several small aftershocks. it wasn't up and down. it was

arthel: yes we are glad for that aren't jeff paul, thank you jeff.an: ukraine a blaming russia for bombing a corn storage facility near kyiv setting up a part of the blast seat as retaliation for ukraine's recent drone attacks on russian naval targets. greg appel talcott is live with. >> hey bryan, it is a beautiful summer day here in kyiv. just more dark times for this ongoing war. russia overnight sent a barrage of missiles and drones against ukraine. most of them were knocked down but some got through one hitting that corn warehouse to the west of where we are right now third part of moscow's battle against the agriculture business here. ukraine struck back hitting a universe had been the heart of the russian healthy start ukraine city. russia claims that kyiv use the cluster of musicians in this attack but that is not confirmed. all this a saudi arabia so-called peace summit this weekend, smith ukrainian resident zelenskyy in the past this time as representatives of some 40 countries including the u.s., china, and india not included, russia. ukra

officers were shot during a traffic stop last night for werethose officers now in critil condition, jeff pauloins us now with the latest, jeff? >> jon, police tracked down the suspected shooter early this morning at an orlando holiday inn hotel. that is where we ended up barricading himself, refused to come out and that was shot and killed by police officers after he once again according to them fired at law enforcement. the police chief in orlando was asked about his feelings regarding the situation and putting it simply, he did not hold back. >> to put their lives on the line every day to keep us safe. for some piece of crab to do this to them because they do not want to go back to prison, is ridiculous but we're not going to put up with a partner going to step their fighting crime and keep our community safer. >> is all started last night around 11:00 p.m. local time. officers in orlando were investigating a car possibly connected to a homicide that took place further south in miami. however, when they stopped the vehicle the suspect reportedly got out and shot at the two officers. investi

arthel: jeff paul, thank you jeff. bryan: a police also attacked in louisiana bring to lafayette officers shot overnight when they were called to clear up a fight. police say when they arrived someone began firing at them. a third officer returned fire both wounded officers are expected to survive for three other people were hurt by the suspect was detained and taken to the hospital with injuries. arthel: thousands running wild in manhattan yesterday. police said at all started wita social media post we are going to break down the chaos and how police handled it with retired nypd inspector paul morrow up next. hungry? thank you, chef. control for parents. nice. one bank for both. chase. make more of what's yours. our ears connect us to the moments that matter. give them the nutrients they need with lipo. it's formulated with ingredients clinically shown to protect your ears from dizziness, ear ringing, and even hearing loss. never miss a moment with lipo flavonoid. it's true, though - you won't overpay for glasses if y

jeff paul from los angeles. jeff?unites across multiple jurisdictions ready to react and when you see what is happening here, it's no surprise that shoppers and retailers are so alarmed. that's a nordstrom in los angeles. police say as many as 50 people were involved stealing up to $100,000 of stuff in just minutes. and over in glendale, california, a st. laeurant store was hit there. this are not victimless crimes. they're working to have one unit to hold suspects accountable. >> each of these acts, they take a little bit away from our sense of safety and security. >> mayor bass brought together leadership from multiple law enforcement groups. l.a. county d.a. george gascon was not there. we asked the deputy district attorney why. because of his progressive record. >> the proof is in the pudding. in terms of these types of cases, his policy is to release people immediately and not hold them in custody. if they reoffend, there's no consequence for those people whatsoever. >> neil, we want the be clear. l.a. county pro

jeff paul reports live from los angeles. hi, jeff. >> hi, martha. be no more. the two melt in 2016 on the set of one of her music videos. they started dating. but couldn't get married according to spears because of the strict conservatorship that she was under. but one month before that ended, the singer and model announced that they were engaged. but the couple haas been separated for three weeks now and it was asghari that filed to dissolve the marriage. he'sng spousal support and legal fees. tmz is reporting that the two had been fighting and their sources say that asghari confronted spears over allegations of cheating. a big fight. asghari reportedly moved out and got a place of his own. martha, as you mentioned, the only thing we've heard from britney spears since news of this divorce broke is that picture that you started with. we'll see if she gets that horse. >> i also read her family is concerned about her. she's estranged from them as well. is that right? >> certainly is a possibility. you have to think throughout this whole conservatorshi

jeff paul has the fallout today in l.a. jeff, hello. >> we're learning according to the orange county sheriff's department the suspected shooter might have been retired law enforcement and also say deputies were on scene two minutes after the first 911 call and two minutes after that they were involved in a shooting with the suspect and he was later found dead. those shots being fired at a well-known biker bar in orange county, california called cook's corner just after 7:00 p.m. local time. investigators believe the suspect shot and killed three people and injured six others before deputies arrived and engaged with him. witnesses describe the chaotic scene filled with the sound of gunfire. one man was on his way to the bar to meet with friends and stopped by deputies who told him what happened. thankfully his friends weren't hurt. >> they are safe. they are upset, of course, when you have multiple shots being fired around you, they were right next to the shooter. an older man with a gray beard. so it's pretty chaotic. >> du

eric: jeff paul, thank you.rthel: forte off officials say5 real boat of the went missing thursday night was found alive fbut charles gregor is located this morning 12 miles off the coast of saint augusta. that is about an hour south of jacksonville on florida's east coast would officials say he is fine, just fatigued. that is good news. charles gregory has since been reunited with his family. bryan: to u.s. navy soldiers are charged with selling military secrets to china. one of them had an active security clearance meaning he could have shared classified information, christina coleman has been following this all day in los angeles, christina. >> hi bryan pretty yes federal officials say these sailors sold out their colleagues in our country for money. >> such criminality within the ranks is unacceptable as we hold our service members who are trusted with our nation secrets to a higher standard. >> one aone of the defendants is 26-year-old wenheng zhao. for nearly $15000 in bribes he gave chinese intelligence of

jeff paul live in l.a. >> tropical storm hillary delivering non-stop rain over the past 24 hours. only now it is showing signs of slowing down. the impacts from the storm are still very real this is the l.a. river. normally bone dry. as you can see it is a fast-flowing river now from all of that rain. of course, it is causing flooding throughout the greater los angeles area. parking lots are underwater and streets are filling up making driving difficult and dangerous. palm springs and surrounding california desert communities they got a heavy dose of non-stop rain. at one point the flooding was so bad crews had to pump water out of a local hospital in the area. but it is not just the flooding. all of that rain combined with loose dry ground is only a recipe for disaster. we saw mudslides and mud flows throughout the region as a result of tropical storm hillary and some folks have been rescued. so far thankfully no reports of any serious injuries or deaths in this storm. >> it sucks to see it go but liefshts can't be replaced. material objects can. it is better just to replace a ho

and talk to jeff paul about that idea. what are you hearing? says no one in l.a. should feel it is not safe to go shopping or too dangerous for shops to open for business. she along with the lapd and sheriffs department are working together to bring the flash mob robberies hopefully to an end. >> people are talking about packing up and leaving. we don't want you to leave. this is one of the greatest places on this earth. we don't want people to lose jobs because shops are closing up because of these types of crimes. >> this is exactly what they're trying to stop. nordstrom in los angeles. police say as many as 50 people were involved stealing up to dmrr one $1 hundred thousand worth of stuff. no arrests yet. glendale, california, $4 hundred thousand worth of merchandise has been arrested. the idea of this task force is to have dedicated units across multiple jurisdictions ready to react and investigate. missing from the news conference was george gascon. we spoke with an la county district attorney says gas con's absence is notable. having the

jeff paul is live in l.a. f front of what normally this time of year would be dry area behind you. but today, jeff, it is a rushing l.a. river. >> yeah. completely different story this morning, steve. tropical storm hilary delivering near nonstop rain for about the last 24 hours and really showing no signs of slowing down. steve, as you mentioned behind me, that is a clear image of just the impacts of this storm. that is the l.a. river normally 365 days out of the year this thing is bone dry. maybe a little stream every once in a while. can you see right now because of this storm and all the inches of rain that have fallen over the last 24 hours it, is a fast flowing river. and all of that rain and all of that water causing flooding throughout the region. especially in los angeles. we're hearing of some power outages as well and flight cancellations, parking lots rund water and streets are filling up, making driving not only really difficult but also dangerous. out in palm springs and in the surrounding califor

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>> jeff paul in atlanta. jeff, thanks joe biden is on a west coast swing this week.a lot of other people in his party are talking about his continued problems in the opinion polls. white house correspondent peter doocy is in albuquerque tonight. >> as president biden looks out at the grand canyon, all the way down there his approval on climate change. just 40% according to a "the washington post" university of maryland survey. >> we have taken an unprecedented action to combat climate crisis. >> a big part of that promoting companies like pro-ter remarks the heavy duty electric battery company. >> we are going to change the way in which the air people breathe is a consequence of what you all do in the battery technology overall. >> today more than two years after that presidential plug, proterra filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy. >> we're going to see more failures because the technology and the business models aren't ready. >> that's one less alternative to gas powered vehicles. today in arizona no talk about rising gas prices. >> bif i was advising them, whih i'm not

jeff paul is live with more details. >> reporter: yeah, molly, and police were able to track down theer early this morning at a nearby orlando holiday inn hotel. he barricaded himself inside one of the rooms, refused to come out and then was shot and killed after he once again shot at law enforcement. now, this entire situation started late last night around 111 p.m. in orlando. officers there were investigating a car possibly connected to a homicide that took place further south in miami. however, when they stopped the vehicle, the suspect reportedly got out and then shot at the two officers. investigators say he then car jacked another vehicle and took off. the two officers who were shot were then taken to the hospital and are expected to survive all thanks to a team of trauma nurses, doctors and surgeons. >> we see events like this on a daily basis where our citizens are injured or become sick. it's a night like last night that is a real privilege for us at orlando health to be able to take care of those who protect us as citizens of orlando. >> reporter: now, police also emphasize

jeff paul spoke with a woman who says she understood why this happened to her. swimmer who was bitten says she was out in the ocean splashing around when all of a sudden she felt some pressure on her upper thigh in that very moment, she knew exactly what had just happened and swam as fast as she could to the closest boat. now we want to warn our viewers, you're about to see some photos that some people at home might find slightly graphic. shark experts say looking at the bite, it was probably a large shark. however, they describe it as a, quote, soft bite. that's when sharks are curious and investigating. now, this all happened about 2 to 3 miles out from the saint petersburg pier in florida. 26 year old natalie brandis says she and a group of her friends were jumping off a boat, swimming around and floating in the water for a few hours. however that all ended when natalie felt she had been bitten. thankfully, all she needed was 14 stitches and is expected to be just fine. but natalie says she has learned a painful, yet powerful lesson and does not hold any ill

jeff paul, thank you for that. now this. >> this was not something that was self-inflicted, you know, that she had done to herself. this was the actions of, you know, one or more persons who took her life in a criminal homicide. and agregious, horrific act and what is very otherwise, you know, other than this horrible event, this is a very, very safe area. >> a usually quiet maryland town is desperate for answers after a 37-year-old woman, a mother of five, rachel morin was found dead along a popular walking trail. they say she was a victim of violent homicide. they are asking the entire community to pitch in and help trying to find and determine first a suspect. no one on the docket, bring in criminal defense attorney mark, a lot of folks asking questions about her former boyfriend, current to the day she died, he took to facebook to declare his innocence, he writes he loved her and would never hurt her. he does acknowledge a criminal record which included a drug addiction that he says he is now recovered from. wh

but first, let's go to jeff paul, live in los angeles with the latest from there. . >> john, l.a. mayor karen bass says no one in the city should feel it's not safe to go out shopping or too dangerous for shops to open for business. so, she along with the lapd and the l.a. county sheriff's department are working together as a unit to bring the flash mob robberies hopefully to an end. >> people are talking about packing up and leaving, we don't want you to leave. it's one of the greatest places on earth. we don't want people to lose their jobs because shops are closing up because of these crimes. >> this is what they are trying to stop, that's a nordstrom in los angeles. as many as 50 people were involved, stealing up to $100,000 of stuff in minutes. glendale, california, $400,000 of merchandise was stolen. one man is arrested. glendale saying ramirez, his name, cited out on four felonies and transferred to a hospital to deal with some medical and psychiatric issues. so the idea of the task force is to have dedicated units across multiple jurisdictions ready to react

. >> john: jeff paul, sandra, has been watching this the last few days and jeff, we have seen some bizarre incidents involving boats, but nothing like this that i can recall. >> yeah, and the captain of the boat was on a local radio station recently talking about this, and this goes right along with the lines with what the police chief was saying. they came back from the long journey, the riverboat, 200 plus passengers, they want to get off, they show up, someone is in their space, over the intercom as according to the police officer over 45 minutes, trying to talk to these boaters of the pontoon boat to simply move down so they can get and safely disembark. those guys ignore them, take off. so the co-captain, we are learning, a co-captain, gets off the boat and tries to peacefully as the police chief put it move that pontoon boat down so they can get off the riverboat. boaters come back, words are exchanged and then the all-out brawl. the captain is saying what's sad about this, this could have been prevented if they had just listened to them and just moved down so the rest of the people

jeff paul is reporting in the west coast bureau. >> this isn't just an ordinary nordstroms.ncisco center mall. ute it is a retail memory. large brick and mortar stores have become a casualty of the pandemic some shoppers and retail employees have suggested homelessness and crime in the city isn't helping, either. however, vendors who rely on tourism say they are hopeful for a future turnaround. >> san francisco has not lost its glow or glamour. people all over the world still love san francisco and still love the trollies even though the major stores might have closed but the magic is still here. >> farther south in los angeles flash mob robberies continue. this is video from the latest incident at the macy's in sherman oaks. so far no arrests there. we should mention this latest flash mob robbery happened one week after l.a. mayor karen bass announced a retail theft tasks force to target the thieves. >> sandra: it is really something to see. for those people who live in the city to see this all going away. >> dana: when they leave, others will leave, too. require more trans

jeff paul live in the west coast bureau. >> this wasn't just any ordinary nordstrom. it was massive. 312,000 square feet spanning five floors at the san francisco center mall. now it is a retail memory. a once busy anchor tenet of the shopping center sits as a desolate building filled with empty shelves and clothing racks. brick and mortar stores have become -- they have suggested homelessness and crime in the city isn't helping. vendors who rely on tourism say they are hopeful for a future turnaround. >> san francisco has not lost its glow or glamour. people all over the world still love san francisco and still love the trollies even though the major stores might have closed. the magic is still here. >> in los angeles flash mob robberies continue. video from the latest incident in macy's in shirrman oaks happened on thursday. investigators say nine masked man. no arrests so far. the latest flash mob robbery happening one week after l.a. mayor karen bass announced a retail theft task force to target the thieves. mike. >> mike: huge problem. jeff, thanks a lot. new leg

jeff paul is live along the los angeles river. ears to have finally come to an end but we are still very much in the early stages of understanding the impact from this storm, inches upon inches of rain falling all throughout the l.a. region. this visual behind us right here i think really tells the story. while that's the l.a. river, normally most days of the year it's a small trickle. now it's a somewhat fast-moving river. when all that water has no place to go, that's when you really start seeing flooding. it was really bad in palm springs and the surrounding desert communities, flooded rose and made it difficult and dangerous to drive and get around. when you combine all the heavy rain with loose, dry soil, it makes for an even more challenging situation. mudslides and mud flows are reported throughout southern california and the surrounding region leading to some roads having to be close. so far no reports of serious injuries or deaths from the storm, however the water was too much for some folks, where rescue crews were forced

jeff paul is live in los angeles. no reaction to crime like forming a task force. >> there isn't. idea to have dedicated units across multiple jurisdictions ready to act, investigate and prosecute the flash mob robbery cases. we learn one of the suspects arrested just yesterday was cited and already released. the video you are watching at nordstrom's in los angeles stole up to $1 hundred thousand in minutes. in glendale, $4 hundred thousand of merchandise was stolen. only one arrest there. the suspect was already cited and just released. mayor bass along with the la county sheriff and lapd says the crimes aren't victimless. they hope to work with the district attorney's office to hold these suspects accountable. >> each act take a little bit a way from our sense of safety in the community and sense of security when we want to go out and shop at our retail communities. >> mayor brass bought in leadership and brought them together. george gascon was missing. we spoke with a deputy district attorney who said that might be because of gascon's progressive record. >> the proof is in the

jeff paul has more. >> jon, the swimmer who was bitten said she was out sloshing around in the oceanr thigh. in that moment she knew exactly what had just happened and swam as fast as she could to the nearest boats. we went to war and some of our viewers you're going to see pictures of her stitches some folks might find it semi- graphic. looking at the bite here after shoot to the hospital and got the stitches, shark expert say this is probably a quite large shark. however they describe it as a soft bite that's when sharks are curious and investigating. it does happen two or 3 miles out from the st. petersburg appe.in florida for 26-year-old natalie branda said she and a group of friends are jumping off a boat, floating in the water for a few hours for that all ended when natalie felt she had been bitten. thankfully all she needs was 14 stitches and is expected to be just fine. natalie said she has learned a painful yet powerful lesson and does not hold any ill will toward sharks. >> it sucks this happen. but when you are entering and being with larger creatures in their home, you ha

. >> sandra: jeff paul on all of that for us. thank you. >> it's terrifying waking up and thinking that you don't know if your environment is safe. 50% of us are below poverty guidelines so you know, this is not an area that can just pack up their things and move across the country or get an apartment or, you know, wait and see. >> john: people living in east palestine, ohio are still waiting for government testing and clean-up months after the toxic train derailment and spin. and also waiting for a visit from president biden. >> sandra: and waking up to the hunter biden scandal. new reports around the sweetheart plea deal, including a threat to put the president on the stand. analysis from jonathan turley when we return. lower your monthly payments with the three c's: pay down your credit cards, pay off your car loan, consolidate your debt with a va home loan from from newday. okay everyone, our mission is complete balanced nutrition. together we provide nutrients to support immune, muscle, bone, and heart health. yaaay! woo hoo

. >> jeff paul joins us from los angeles and behind him is the famous l.a. river. a while ago, 364 days a year it is bone dry. not today. >> normally when you say that l.a. river, it's a joke. you could drive your car down it. movies have been shot in it. really, there has been so much rain over the last 24 hours from tropical storm hillary that this river as you can see behind me is flowing. it is a fast flowing river and all of that rain that has fallen really causing flooding throughout the region. we are hearing of power outages as well as cancellations. parking lots are underwater. it is making driving conditions throughout the greater los angeles area not only really tough and difficult, but also extremely dangerous. out in palm springs in the desert communities, they got a heavy dose of nonstop rain. at one point it was so bad that crews had to pump water out of a nearby hospital. it's not just the flooding. all of that ring combined with very loose and dry ground is only a recipe for disaster. we saw mudslides and mud flows throughout the region as a result

christi paul's jeff zeleny joins us live from outside the convention center where the debate will takeying a pickup game of basketball yesterday here in milwaukee in preparation for tonight's debate when he was injured. so was taken to a milwaukee area hospital, emergency room. our colleague dana bash is reporting that the governor's attendance tonight at the debate is we have in question if he will be able to stand on the debate stage for that two-hour debate. we are going to see all of the candidates at a walk through this afternoon on stage, sort of seeing what this format is like, and it's unclear fell be able to go through that, but this is just coming into us this morning and dana will have more on this onnen side politics later. the governor 67 years old, one of the later joiners into this presidential campaign, but has been actively campaigning, is physically fit, i saw him at the iowa state fair a week or so ago. yesterday he was playing basketball and we are told that he was injured, the extent of the injuries are not quite clear, but the question is will he be able to stand

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jeff pegues, thank you. >>> the family of former u.s. marine paul whelan is blasting a russian tv network for airing new images of whelan inside a penal colony, calling it the worst sort of propaganda. david whelan says this is the first time he's seen of his brother since june of 2020 when he was convicted in russia in what the u.s. calls bogus spying charges. earlier this month, secretary of state antony blinken spoke by phone with paul whelan, assuring him the u.s. is trying to bring him home. >>> we want to turn now to the unwanted kiss that has ignited a me too moment in spain. that country's entire women's soccer team says it won't play again until its top soccer official resigns after he forced a kiss on the lips of its star player. we get more now from cbs's chris livesay. >> reporter: the stunning moment that tainted a world cup soccer victory. luis rubiales, the president of spain's soccer federation, kissing star forward jennifer hermoso on the mouth. a kiss, he says, was consensual. a claim she flatly denies again and again. rubiales has

three of my former colleagues or a couple of my colleagues on white house, jeff shesol, tom bossert and paul orzulak are sitting in the back. they're three guys who came to this to hear about women's speeches. you guys are great. they also to be extraordinarily talented speechwriters. so they can give you a lot more tips than i could. i'm sure so don, a former journalist, she's also a former speechwriter. she's now a consultant, helped, writes and speaks about thought leadership. she's very committed to figuring out ways to cultivate diverse voices those voices into the public sphere one of her big missions is to ensure that women feel comfortable find ways to speak and platforms speak and also have their voices and opinions heard as part of the ongoing public dialog in this country, which sadly, even to this day does happen often enough. the book actually is just a piece of a much bigger broader project, which is to to bring women's voices to the public sphere in a number of different ways. there's a book which is an anthology, as i said, of 75 speeches. she has what she calls the speaking

jeff pegues, thank you. the family of former u.s. marine paul network for airing new images of whalen inside a penal colony, calling it the worst sort of propaganda. david whelan says this is the first time he has seen of his brother since june of 2020, when he was convicted in russia in what the u.s. calls bogus spying charges. earlier this month, secretary of state antony blinken spoke by phone with paul whelan, assuring him the u.s. is trying to bring him home. we want to turn now to the unwanted case that has ignited a me to moment in spain. that country's entire women's soccer team says it won't play again until its top soccer official resigns after he forced a kiss on the lips of his star player. we get more now from cbs's chris livesay. >> reporter: the stunning moment that tainted a world cup soccer victory. luis rubiales, the president of spain's soccer federation, kissing star forward jennifer hermoso on the mouth. a kiss he says was consensual. a claim she flatly denies. again and again. rubiales has not only defied calls to step down

joining us is the county administrator jeff rogers and the director of fire safety paul hoffst hoffstyler. we are expected 6 to 9 feet above ground level, and that is life-threatening and catastrophic storm surge. we are also worried about the strong winds and the tropical force winds that begin later this evening, and it could last a very long duration, so even after the storm makes landfall, there is a potential for the storm surge to continue into the hernando coast and from pasco county northward. >> we heard from a resident in the path of the storm, and she was a bit older and talking about the difficulty in trying to get out, and i imagine a lot of residents in that position right now going back and forth as to whether they should evacuate or hunker down, and what is your advice? >> my advice is to please heed the evacuation notice, the warnings. we have a mandatory evacuation notice in place that started at 7:00 a.m., and i would recommend that they contact the local emergency management officials in whatever county. we have four shelters open now, and we have a citizens hotline to

jeff pegues, cbs news, washington. >>> a state-controlled russian tv network showed rare new video of american marine veteran paul whelan inside a russian penal colony. he was convicted on what the u.s. says are bogus spying charges in 2020 and sentenced to 16 years. his brother david called the video the worst sort of propaganda. >>> a graduate student at the university of north carolina chapel hill is now charged with first-degree murder in the deadly shooting of his faculty adviser there. 34-year-old tailei qi appeared in court yesterday. the student, from china, is being held without bail and could face additional charges. police say they have no motive for monday's shooting of an associate professor. >>> the biden administration has named ten costly prescription drugs that it has chosen for medicare p price n negotiationoh pharmaceutical companies. more than half the drugs are used for patients to treat diabetes and prevent blood clots. others trite cancer, heart trouble, and autoimmune diseases. it will be a while before those on medicare see any sort of savings. the negotiated prices will not take effect until 20

jeff. >>> as we wrap up, "access hollywood" just getting starts. here's scott evans. >> the phrase one of a kind is often overused, right? but it certainly applies to paul reubens, who is best known for his character pee-wee herman, who passed away last night after a private battle with cancer at the age of 70. here at "access," we got to know paul pretty well. we'll be sharing many of our special moments with you tonight. and now lady gaga has opened up for the first time about the loss of her dear friend tony bennett. the two were close friends for decades, really bringing out the best in one another, and the words she's sharing about their friendship are beyond special. and did you see what happened to cardi b? pretty unfortunate moment. check this out. ♪♪ yeah, stars are getting tired of getting stuff thrown at them. but who got hit by the microphone cardi b tossed into the crowd? we'll get into that and muc hmo >>> tonight on "access hollywood" -- >> accidental deaths happen. >> you are a liar, an adulteress, and a murderer. >> tears and rage. the family gets their say as lori vallow is sentenced for killing two of her children and conspiring in th

paul anderson. >> this is a pocket tile. nationwide coverage with no contract. >> fostering informed and engaged communities. >> with the ongoing support of these individuals and institutions. jeff: late yesterday, a grand jury charged him in a racketeering case related to efforts to overturn. >> donald trump, lashing out. >> this is disgraceful, it's wrong, and abuse of power by angry democrats. >> kevin mccarthy called it a desperate sham. the latest charges were voted on late yesterday and announced by fanni willis. the indictment alleges that the defendants engaged in a criminal racketeering enterprise to overturn the election results. >> the indictment charges trump and 18 others with a bind 41 counts. the rico act is often used to prosecute crime. filing false documents, making false statements. a few weeks after, they asked the secretary of state to change the outcome anyway. >> i just want to ivanka -- want to find 11,780 votes. >> the allegations banded -- expanded to a conspiracy, tampering. the indictment charges mark meadows, jeffrey clark and other republican officials. >> this is the fourth indictment this year, bringing the number of felony charges against him to

paul's episcopal church in benicia festivities are beginning right now as we speak. so joining us now to talk about the benicia peddler's fair, join my fair chairman, jeff jarvis.ng. to start off, what will be a very busy day there. yes, . yeah, we're we're all set. ready to go. we've actually got a pretty good crowd here already started at 8:00, but it's already starting to heat up. i love it. i love it. and for people who don't know it, i mean, you know, i'm a longtime benicia person, so peddler's fair is just kind of one of those appointment calendar things. and it is you need to give yourself some extra time for it because it's just gotten bigger and bigger and popular and it's crowded. tell us about the penalties for, though, for people who don't know it. so the peddler's fair again, but started in 1963. it's grown from i'm in the courtyard of venice of the of the episcopalian church now. and it started here with just about 10 or 15 different booths. it's grown into just a mammoth event that spans the entire eight blocks of first street. we have over 320 vendors that are here today. i can not sure if it'll look well, but yeah, it's been walking to the came