she was paired with joan through a local home care agency. i do this job because i can give care and compassion to the elderly that deserve to be cared for. joan is a certified nursing assistant with three decades of experience. she works 70 hours a week, seven days a week, taking care of five clients for $14 an hour. you can go out there and find a job at mcdonald's, making more than you can for home health. home care workers are in short supply here in wilmington, north carolina, where like so much of the country, a tight labor market and an increasingly high cost of living is making it hard to attract workers. do you ever think about other jobs that might be easier that might pay more? i know they're out there. i see it. that's not for me. this is my calling. so we're on tons of different job boards at bayada home health care agency looking for staff is a full time job for director matthew hannigan with a staff of 100. he needs twice as many workers almost every day. somebody either goes without care or their schedule is affected. why is i

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do t to joan tougher days ahead. thank you. do try to joan -- _ tougher days ahead. thank you.you. do try to joan -- tune into _ tougher days ahead. thank you. do try to joan -- tune into bbc - tougher days ahead. thank you. do try to joan -- tune into bbc focus i try tojoan —— tune into bbc focus on africa. live from nairobi at 1630 gmt, for our international viewers here on bbc news. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. new figures from the mortgage lender halifax says uk house prices have dropped for the fourth month in a row. they were down 0.3% between june and july. the cost of a typical home is now just over 285,000 pounds. a law charity has called for any deductions for living costs taken from compensation paid to wrongly convicted people to be returned retrospectively. appeal, which last month helped quash the rape conviction of andrew malkinson, said all people who've been forced to pay should get the money back. the nhs system for seriously ill people requiring care at home is struggling to provide sufficient support. that's according to families of

joan fabulous in the joan looking fabulous in the flowery >> is joan's. >> is joan's. >> that's the guy? >> 92, the man in the >> and he's 92, the man in the black shirt. >> yeah, the so what >> yeah, that's the one. so what i to know is, when i want to know is, so when you and joan were in the pool together, right, joan? and joan were in the pool togjoan. right, joan? and joan were in the pool togjoan. rigino.»an? you >> joan. no. no. well, you wouldn't dare. joan's 90 year, whatever. 60, whatever. who had the better body ? i'm guessing it the better body? i'm guessing it was joan. >> she's got a much better body. >> she's got a much better body. >> i bet she has. >> i bet she has. >> extraordinary picture in the papen >> say papen >>il papen >>-- >> does say this is joan collins. we're collins. the reason we're talking about she's on talking about this, she's on page three today swimsuit page three today in her swimsuit . would you be happy about this? no. you know her very well. yeah. >> yeah, she looks amazing. oh, she fabulous. >> yeah, she looks amazing. oh, she wouldn't s. say th

so, it does speak to the issue that boris was asking joan about.don't have a code of ethics that is binding upon the highest court of the land. i can tell you that when i was doing ethics in the obama white house for the former president and his administration, not only would i have required anything like this to be disclosed, i wouldn't have allowed it in the first place. harlan crow has had a case with interest before the court, and he has ideological interests as a prominent conservative, and so there an ethics crisis at the court. >> norm, on the effort to inform ethics on the court, i spoke to maizey horona who says that there is not congressional oversight of the judicial branch, and what do you say for that? >> well, boris, i respectfully disagree with those individuals who feel that way. congress has historically had extensive regulatory powers over the court. congress constitutes for example the number of justices who can it is on the court, and it is clearly within the constitutional structure, and there is an existing law that i believe

the marion county record " one day after the police raid, joan meyer died at her home.e paper blamed her death on the police raid saying it had left her "stressed beyond her limits." at the time of her death, joan meyer was talking about the raid saying, "where are all the good people to put a stop to this?" she died midsentence as she expressed outrage over what happened. the raid reportedly stemmed from a dispute between the newspaper and a local restaurant owner who accused the marion county record of illegally obtaining information about a drunk driving incident. but it appears the newspaper had also been actively investigating marion police chief gideon cody over sexual misconduct charges at a previous job in kansas city. details about that investigation were on a computer seized in the raid. during the raid, the police chief injured a reporter's finger while grabbing her cellphone out of her hand. over 30 news organizations and press groups have published an open letter to marion's police chief blasting the raid, writing -- "newsroom searches and seizures are amon

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for her fighting skills, evgeniya earned the nickname �*joan of arc'.s despite prejudice against women on the front line, some believe there are certain combat roles where women perform even better than men. we've managed to get a connection with iryna. she's got a rare moment of peace on the battlefield. she says establishing her authority took strength and resilience. but once she proved herself on the ground, her female leadership style has helped to keep spirits high. she points out to me, though, that the image of female snipers has been heavily glamorised. when you are on the front line and when you see a target, how do you feel about it? is it a target or a person? it depends on the situation. sometimes it's a person because they are people, but if it will not be for me a target, i will be a target for them. it's like. . . it's enemy. and it's very hard for me to understand that i'm such a person that can't see people when i see a target, but my life during this nine years is about war. iryna is hiding in a vehicle to speak to us in an effort to

he protects our heroine pasha stroganova, whom the director took on the role of joan of arc, and someone does not believe. let's look at the fragment. let's. well, something else, in my opinion, the situation is terrible. and i think it's great. well i do not know. even begged, not brothers for the lead role. and i'm sick, look at the faces. it's not about that. call it jeanne d'arc some kind of hooligan. i, as the author of the insistence script, she is indispensable. the question is why is there a mounting gluing? somehow everything looks very strange. yes, that is, why does the screenwriter give any instructions to the director, screenwriters in general. usually no one asks. he surrendered the script. all goodbye. bye bye. we continue to shoot the film without you, and in real practice, both in the soviet and in the modern screenwriter reads very little. yes , he has already transferred all the rights to use, definitely not in the soviet film industry. and if we look, well, because the screenwriter, uh, this thirties screenwriter was the author of the film. yes, but in the sixtieth, a

that first there was a film about joan of arc and then the film inception seems to be very convenientapism. but to tell about something completely different and maybe under this sauce, as if to throw a new look at soviet reality, but this escapism, uh, which uh, it seems, in anticipation of the gift is present, it actually exists in those pieces , which seem to be related to modernity. here is the same scene on the taz site, there suddenly plays such a rollicking really. funny music let's listen you dance, and i sing. here is a completely free use of western melodies of rhythms and melodies of foreign soviet pop music. cinema of the 60s also needs to be said about him, how, in principle, it could appear there. and we didn't even know about it. so it kept showing up. remember carlson who lives on the roof of the soviet cartoon there is an american melody. yes, here is a story about a ghost that scares two robbers. in fact. this horror house is a famous rather american potpourri. i don't know how to say i forgot the name of the artist who is performing the singer. but in general, it's t

the factory girl plays joan of arc in the movie so it's a legend. this is a legend.rst there was probably an application, as it often happened. well, somehow it always happened soviet cinema practice. first, there is a script request, which may not have anything to do with the film that we subsequently see, and this is normal. so, in this script application, which was prepared by gabrilovich , there was nothing about the genre. that's it absolutely nothing. but when we tried to understand where the truth is. yes, and on the one hand, we came across an interview with a later one, which came out after the release of the film, where panfilov said that this story was a simple soviet one. i came up with another when i worked at the factory. and what am i looked at going out the factory boys, girls, inspired by that. here 's the frame i came up with. we probably have him on the application, but for the film the beginning there is only one name of gabrilovich. on the other hand, the gendarme already appears in the first and only, actually accepted version of the literary sc

norah. >> joan, it is incredible that two of them survived.o much. >>> back here in washington, a date is set for donald trump's trial on charges of attempting to overturn the results of the 2020 election. and the date is significant. it's one day before those super tuesday primaries. and with the former president's legal peril growing, cbs's robert costa reports trump's white house chief of staff took the stand in georgia. >> reporter: tonight, a legal and political collision. the march 4th, 2024 trial date when trump will face criminal charges for his efforts to overturn the 2020 election, will take place the day before super tuesday, when voters in 14 states across the country cast ballots in primary elections. judge tanya chutkan rejected trump's request to start the trial in 2026, telling the former president's lawyers mr. trump will have to make this trial date work regardless of his schedule. there are now three criminal trials crowding trump's calendar next spring. >> we did nothing wrong. i did nothing wrong. >> reporter: and today tr

>> norah: joan, it is incredible that two of them survived. thank you so much.an who opened fire in a racist attack at a dollar general. the footage shows the suspect chased away from the campus of the historically black college right before the shooting. police just revealing that 21-year-old gunman may have targeted a different discount store. cbs's manuel bojorquez reports. reported back to, newly released surveillance video shows a gun man's movements before the shooting, stopping at another dollar store, going to edward waters univesity, before opening fire at this dollar general store saturday. the police team responding after the shooting. washington, president biden condemned the shooting. >> we can't let hate to prevail and is on the rise. it is not diminishing. we have to act against this hatred and violence. >> reporter: they released surveillance video showing the 21-year-old gunman taking aim at his first victim in the parking lot. then he enters the store, wearing a face covering and bullet proof vest, firing more rounds before shooting himself. au

at the center of this split was the politician and revolutionary leader joan got on dom up, jo. when he died and a helicopter crash, he just being appointed as both suited these 1st vice president. and also president of the autonomous region of southern sudan the that had been cut off on a you just of them now. and so what do you now known as of yet, but i know what i'm doing and get them jungling. controlled to sit on people's liberation. army the s p l, a military units that had fall sudanese government forces since 1983 going was a big man with a beard and this made him a highly recognizable figuring sit down. some people describe him as complex and cameras magic others as intolerant and ruthless. you don't get to see a faulty, you could even by the and then i'm going to my doctor because his law, how subject. yeah. and then you won't get a how do i do need them to come away? because you have what does that include the need mean and the don't getting exit or so i'll see you out of it. the id to her. you had the and also i that she us here now and that we're done with the want

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ended in disaster when it's prob, smashed incident, move south, hold you to a technical era, an indian joan and space. an engineer told us of this, we start date, open some new dimensions for the exploration, because much this is really significant, even on the, excuse me, historically the board of our country. but in fact, quoted us to the word because we are the 1st to reach the southern boulevard. we go we, we did a successful space mission and now we're going to open new dimensions and new scopes for the space industry for the word. and of course, it's going to create a new otterbox. it's a such a series of creative and sweet to a company in the same day. and so even the assignment is technology in dia world and that which he just sold sion. so i do get to the summit that big so made on the excess of the space mission. and this is definitely going to be a very, you know, a good thing for the, for the entire award on the together. a lot of trees are going to come in the same mission. maybe you need to, you know, the boss is and move to a next to the last name we are. i think it was a bor

we have joan biskupic joining us on this. why is the justice department objecting to this? out, but there's a condition that was problematic. that's that the sackler family, in return for the $6 billion it was going to turn over to help relieve some of the victims' needs, that the condition was that the sacklers could not be liable for any future claims. any opioid-related civil claims. what the solicitor general of the united states said was that kind of deal was unprecedented, exceptional, and would not conform to u.s. bankruptcy code. here is part of what she told the court -- allowing the court of appeals decision, which endorsed the bankruptcy judge to stand, would leave in place a road map for wealthy corporations and individuals to misuse the bankruptcy system to avoid mass tort liability. now, purdue pharma countered by saying to the justices, hoping they would not intervene, the plan will provide billions of dollars to life-saving benefits to the victims, but those funds cannot be distributed under the plan is settled. brianna, the supreme court obviously was moved

we have learned that justice thomas disclosing trips on a private jet and others brought to you by joan biskupic. >> sure, boris, these were forms due in may, and both of the justices got extensions to take more care in filing them, and they have just come in. the most important once, i think that are the items that clarence thomas has listed. two trips taken on the dime of harlan crow for speeches in dallas, texas, and then another trip taken to his resort in the adirondacks, which is an adult playground with the lavish amenities that clarence thomas has used for summers over the last couple of decades, and as had been earlier reported for prorepublica, but as we are seeing for first time, those trips are documented by justice thomas himself. those were both in 2022, and the reporting period that was covered by the new report, but he also came back in 2014, he is acknowledging a financial deal for real estate, a deal that harlan crow had made with his family for three properties in savannah, georgia. in all of the situations, i wanted to stress, boris, the context here. there is so muc

they're just joan dose. so it's a that that's what the timeframe the efforts. okay, so there are concerns, obviously about those pollutants, including his best us, which could still be in the air and water for weeks to come. how would local officials of justifying the accusations that we've heard of mismanaging this crisis? well they haven't really responded to those questions who were asking that like about 5 times in the press conference yesterday and the they refused to give an explanation. they just say it's not the time and well, they're saying also they could not for see that this was going to happen. and it also the strong waiting to go in 80 miles per hour where hampering all the effort that they were doing. but to the truth is people are angry because there were there chronicles in place of even work. i hear this sarah is just last week and they, they actually work. but they were not hurt around the island in the because there was no service also no power due to the hurricane. we is that to the power off. well then the disaster was just the unstoppable

joan, thanks so much. >> thank you. >>> rescue and recovery efforts are under way in south africa wherethrough a building full of families overnight. we're going to take you there. >>> plus, the controversial search and seizure of equipment at a kansas newspaper has spawned a federal lawsuit. new details next on "cnn news central." ( ♪ ♪ ) experience the sanctuary of handsfree highway driving with lincoln bluecruise. it's the final days of the lincoln summer invitation event. right now, get 3.9% apr and $1000 trade assist cash on a new 2023 lincoln. your shipping manager left to “find themself.” leaving you lost. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly deliversuality candidates matching your job description. visit ined.com/hire subject 1: who's that? who's that? cole: this is my fluffy. charlie: cancer. it's different in a child because your child is still growing. i had 14 rounds of chemo. there's thousands and thousands of kids all over the world who need help. subject 2: it is my first time having cancer. and it's the very worst. crew: this sept

evgeniya says she didn't want to upset her daughter, but on her return home, joan of arc suddenly facedtle — for the love of her child. evgeniya says she managed to win her daughter back, and even to find love in the middle of the war. but what looks beautiful on screen came at a high price in reality. evgeniya says she paid for her moments of happiness with increasingly targeted attacks by russian trolls. now she's a wife waiting for her husband to return from the frontline. 18 months on from russia's invasion, there are 60,000 women serving in the nation's armed forces, the ukrainian minister of defence told us. including 5,000 female soldiers on the frontline. andriana is preparing to return to them to continue her fight. we are losing our best people. they are losing not best russians. if i see ukrainian flag in crimea, in donetsk and luhansk, then maybe... ..i will try to think about them, like about people, but not a target. it's a sentiment shared by iryna. evgeniya named her baby daughter athena, after the greek goddess of war and wisdom. she doesn't want to return to the frontl

he stayed in touch with his dance instructor who he called aunt joan. >> i couldn't believe it happened being black in america, but this was for other reasons, you know, his sexuality. the fact that he was just pumping gas and dancing. >> reporter: sibley's death has drawn attention to the number of hate crimes directed at gay and trans people, especially those of color. there was a 78% rise in hate crimes against lgbtq people in the u.s. from 2020 to 2021. no supplies to community leaders, who helped organize friday's demonstration. >> when i tell my young people they need to be safe when they leave the center, going downtown, that's an everyday reality to us. these moments show us that there's still so much work to do. >> reporter: those who knew sibley will remember his love of dance and his loving personality. >> he was loving, because he was always giving love to get love. >> thank you so much, jason carroll. sibley was active with the dance program right here. they shared this recent video of sibley dancing in a technique class at the extension. dance leaders tell cnn they mourn t

in it, so this estate became famous because of emilia , a woman with the character of a belarusian joanilia was an active collector belarusian folklore and revolutionary leader of a small partisan detachment, but at the age of 25 her unusual fate died of illness, she became widely known to the young countess, and dedicated poems and paintings to the estate. as you can see, it hasn't been restored yet, but still. this is one of the few buildings that can be viewed even in this condition. by modern standards, of course, the estate is wow. what kind of owner i imagine i go out with a cup of coffee in the morning, going down the huge beautiful stairs, straight to the lake of dreams, beauty. as a farewell , i decided to find one more attraction of oops. this time it was not made by hands; it was actively advertised by bloggers. i decided to check it out by word of mouth the old fashioned way. it is written on the internet that the oldest there was, brother. in general, this is not how the correction was found, alas. according to the latest information from local residents , the oak tree disa

amy: joan meyer died one day after the raid. "the marion county record" blamed the police action for her death, saying it left meyer stressed beyond her limits. to see our full coverage of the story, visit democracynow.org. and in california, a beloved shop owner in the san bernardino mountains was fatally shot by a man shouting homophobic slurs about a rainbow pride flag hanging outside her business. 66-year-old laura ann carleton died from a gunshot wound friday evening at her store in cedar glen, east of los angeles. a 27-year-old gunman blamed for her killing fled the scene and was shot and killed after what officers described as a shootout. police say the suspect had a history of making hateful and homophobic posts on multiple social media platforms, including x, the site formerly known as twitter. a recent report by the advocacy group glaad documented at least 356 cases of anti-lgbtqia hate across the united states between june 2022 and last april. and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.o

one day later, on saturday, the 98-year-old joan meyer died.he paper blaming the police action which it said "stressed beyond her limits." the raid reportedly stemmed from a dispute between the newspaper and a local restaurant owner who accused "the marion county record" of illegally obtaining information about a drunk driving incident. but it appears the newspaper had also been actively investigating the marion police chief gideon cody after sexual misconduct charges at a previous job in kansas city. details about that investigation were on a computer seized in the raid. now over 30 news organizations and press groups have published an open letter to marion's police chief blasting the raid, writing -- "newsroom searches and seizures are among the most intrusive actions law enforcement can take with respect to the free press, and the most potentially suppressive of free speech." the group reporters without borders said the seizure may violate federal law. a federal judge in new york ordered sam bankman-fried to jail after revoking bail for the

from the new york times is raising ethical questions about supreme court justice clarence thomas, joan us, the report focused on a luxury are the richest, what can you tell us? >> we already knew the clarence thomas had a very elaborate are the that he called the bus, a reconfigured bus, not your normal motor coach, there had been reports and 60 minutes is gotten inside at one point, leathers dietzen kitchen and bathroom, 40 feet long, not your standard rv, but what the new york times recently reported is that it cost $267,000, more than a quarter million, and it was financed in part by anthony walters, a healthcare executive, a longtime friend of clarence thomas, dating all the way back to the 1980s when they were both staffers in the senate, but it's another instance of wealthy interests helping out clarence thomas financially and no reports on financial disclosure forms, there's questions of whether the loan was a gift, income, this is what mr. walters told in your times. 25 years ago i loaned a friend money as i have other friends and family, we have all been on one side or another

joan says. blood was everywhere as the hawk clawed at her trying to get that snake.ur tries for the hawk to finally grab the critter and fly off with it. peggy was treated at the hospital for her injuries and is now back riding her lawn mower. look at that. >> a trooper with the thumbs up and everything. by the way, those injuries are pretty gruesome. we had to blur it out there for you, just mowing along a snake falls out of the sky. you got to be thinking to yourself, what the heck? and then boom, a hawk. >> you're attacked by both. the odds are crazy. well next to nearly 10,000 people signing up to legally change their names to subway. >> wait, what? >> yep. crazy subway. the sandwich chain says just 96 hours after announcing its name change challenge, nearly 10,000 super fans entered to change their first name to subway to win free sandwiches for life. one lucky winner just won will be announced later this month. all right. >> let's get to the fine print. the winner will be given $750 to cover cover the legal costs of a name change and $50,000 in subway gift card

thank you for your text, text 85058, joan is a | for your text, text 85058, joan is a plumber, i havend is having a devastating impact on the altima sector, from manufacturing through to retail. a lot of businesses are about to lose jobs in scotland, they should be the last rate increase and in the future act sooner to slow the economy, not leave until the need to cut deep and hard. that point has been made many times before, did the bank of england act quickly and hard enough? let's bring in craig in edinburgh. good morning, create, sorry to have you holding on so much. this is about the rental market or are you looking to buy a property two rare looking to buy a property two we recently moved back to the uk intent on buying _ recently moved back to the uk intent on buying a _ recently moved back to the uk intent on buying a house, and mortgages are out of— on buying a house, and mortgages are out of reach _ on buying a house, and mortgages are out of reach for what we had looked at and _ out of reach for what we had looked at and considered, having done are planning _ at and conside

the very eyes that i saw, which struck me, which i was looking for they wanted to shoot tragedy and joanarc a real break, that is, to realize what was allegedly filmed in the film the beginning, we really wanted to shoot this picture very much. it's just that even this is not the right word we were not allowed. but time is fleeting seconds and life passes and instead of joan of arc a socialist drama came out to a woman, the chairmen of the city council told panfilov gleb well, what churikova, the mayor of the city , the director boiled how do you know inna churikova, and then there were gorky's vasa and mother, who triumphantly passed in cannes and film theme, which is called black comedy. at first it was put on a shelf, and then took four berlin golden bears, gleb panfilov could be filmed and is considered a script. you know that knowing in advance that this is all seriously responsible. incredibly demanding he was a very demanding artist gleb anatolyevich panfilov in his work, the actors noticed an amazing combination of delicacy and determination. he , like an actor, took care of him

joan, what do these new filings tell us?exas real estate billionaire who we knew from propublica reporting had taken many trips with clarence thomas and had lavished all sorts of, you know, private jet travel, yachts, other vacation excursions. but in this report clarence thomas himself is disclosing in 2022 he had two sets of private jet travels down to dallas, texas, and that he also had gone to harlan crow's private estate up in upstate new york. then clarence thomas also disclosed something that had happened in 2014 involving harlan crow, when harlan crow had bought three-pieces of property that had been owned by the thomas family, and that he said it was inadvertent he hadn't put than that on his prior filings. the justices have no transparency and the reports are pretty skimpy. his lawyer responded and he said any mistakes justice thomas made are inadadvertentitant and the attacks are nothing but ridiculous and dangerous and set a terrible precedent for political blood sport through federal ethics filings. >> joan, we

. >> you know, joan, i remember when the first ruling came out i think we were together a friday nightght. >> going back and forth a couple hours. the idea that, the point you made very beginning the most critical one i think. in term what's this means by far the most critical abortion-related case the supreme court will deal with since the roe v. wade ruling. do we have a sense how this is going to hand when it gets up to the nine justices? >> a good question and it's going to land importantly for americans out there in terms of, if this ruling is upheld, just think what would happen. it will make it harder for women to access this drug, as i said, from just -- seven weeks of pregnancy. wouldn't be able to get it all the way into ten weeks. non-physician wouldn't be able to prescribe it as happens now. you wouldn't have any telehealth access or access by mail. but to get to your core question of, what would happen at the supreme court? extremely conservative lower court judge who first started all of this with the ruling that said, even the 2000 year approval was wrong and it was a ve

from the offices of the marion county record from the home of a local city councilwoman as well as joand from eric meyer, that this, at least eric meyer believed, and this anecdote is noted in the affidavits as well, there was an incident august 1st at a local coffee shop, a local restaurant you're asked meyer and the reporter to leave. a meet and greet with a local representative later on, meyer and his reporter received this information about the local restaurant owner. that's what kicked off this entire investigation. we now know that the county attorney has pulled back those search warrants and returned the devices, so many more questions to ask. the records, newly unsealed today which are getting fresh insight into how this all happened. >> a fascinating case. thank you for the reporting. >>> we are following some breaking news from the fulton county courthouse having to do with the indictment of former president trump and several other alleged co-conspirators. we have kaitlyn polantz there following all this. you have news involving mark meadows. what can you tell us? >> reporter:

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in a tragic turn of events joan mayer, a news woman and longtime editor of the joan towns county recordpaper reported her death of being caused by stress beyond her limits and hours of shock angry. joining me now the attorney for the marrying connery record newspaper, bernard rhodes. bernard, thank you for joining us this morning. i want to get people caught up to speed. prosecutors have now said that local police had insufficient evidence to raid the records offices, as well as my your home. all of that c's property has been returned. from what i've read, those items that have been separate forensic review. bernie, explain what the purpose of that forensic review is. >> well, katie, in legal term it is insufficient evidence. normally people would call it, no evidence. after the illegal search warrant was withdrawn, my forensic examiner went to marion center keita stab liz chain of custody. we have retrieve those items. they are now at my forensic examiners office. i went there yesterday. we established a protocol for searching them. before we can search them we have to do what we call

joan biskupic joins us now. really significant that the court did this? >> very much so, poppy.explain itself, but certainly it was convinced by the solicitor general's argument. it means that the sacklers are going to have to wait until at least probably next year, probably in the summer, to know whether they are shielded from future lawsuits. but also, poppy, the victims of purdue pharma and from the opioid crisis are going to have to wait for any kind of payments. what the solicitor general argued on behalf of the trustee for this bankruptcy that the condition of this $6 billion sackler plan, releasing them from all future liability is not allowed under the bankruptcy code, that this would be violate statutory provisions and go beyond what the code allows. it would also give, they argued, wealthy companies an ability to buy their way out of future lawsuits. now, purdue fpharma countered that this delay is only going to hurt the victims of the opioid crisis, hurt them in terms of getting the payments but we will see what court itself does. as you noted, the arguments will be i

joan murray of our cbs miami stace has mar. we have a warning. the images may be disturbing. >> reporter: cellphone video captured the terrifying moments of the broward sheriff's county komt when its tail caught on fire spun desperately out of control. it crashed into a pompano beach apartment complex and burst into flames. >> on top of the roof was a ball of fire, a big ball of fire, and then a second explosion. >> reporter: authorities say two people died. broward county's 19-year veteran and a woman in her apartment. amazingly two crew members were seen crawling away from the wreckage. >> there's no rhyme or reason why they survived and why we lost harrison or vice versa. all of them could have truly been killed in this accident. >> reporter: officials say the fire rescue helicopter was headed to a scene of a car crash before it experienced a mechanical issues and a fire on board. >> we're going to suffer. we're going to hurt. this community should know we're going to answer the next call. >> reporter: the three remaining police and fire helic

the 21st century, where do belarusian cowboys live and also look at the homeland of the belarusian joan of darke and debunk one of the tourist myths? now nothing in druin reminds that it was once a prosperous city with magdeburg rights, located at the intersection of trade the paths where the crowned persons called in , the city was first mentioned in 1386. although it is obvious that this is a strategic convenient place where 12 merges with another people have chosen much earlier. another piece of lost history is the narrow-gauge droja dukstas railway. although for some reason it seems to me that trains will someday hum here again. the narrow road to the wide world so solemnly called their small railway, the locals moved goods along the railway tracks. traveled just passengers and tourists for the weekend local residents went to relatives or to the bazaar on a narrow-gauge railway, which helped to maintain contact with the mainland. after all , not everyone had a radio at the beginning of the 20th century; these rails lie here in 1909. by the way, on the original one it was built for t

the 98-year-old joan meyer could be seen yelling at officers. she died the next day. the newspaper was accused of violating the law when it obtained the driving records of a local restaurant owner. >>> now to new developments in the death of a local businesswoman in southern california who police say was done gunned down over a p.r.i.d.e. flag flying outside her door. cbs's elise preston has more. >> reporter: the pain palpable as community members cling to each other for comfort, signs of love and support fled the space where loved ones say hate killed laurie carlton. carlton was shot and killed friday after police say the shooter made several disparaging remarks about the p.r.i.d.e. flags hanging outside her shop. >> the suspect confronted her, and during the confrontation, he shot and killed carlton. >> i heard the first shot. >> i said there's something wrong with your wife. >> was he in shock too? >> big time. big time. >> reporter: the gunman ran away but was later shot and killed in a confrontation with police. days later close friend robin lyles is in disbelie

this happened around 10, 30 last night on joan street in the tenderloin. police say they were responding to reports of someone threatening people with a knife video from the citizens app shows a heavy police presence at the scene. moments after that shooting. a police department spokesperson claims that the officers made, quote, consistent attempts to de-escalate the situation and reach a peaceful solution. but they were unsuccessful. and the officers say they were forced to open fire. >> yeah, i don't have the exact details what the suspected that precipitated the shooting. but at some point during the interaction officers, part of this necessarily use deadly force. >> and that is all under investigation as to when and why they made that decision. all those details will be exported to come home. >> that town hall will happen sometime within the next 2 weeks. it will include the release of police body cam video. more information about the shooting and how many officers were involved. multiple agencies, including the district attorney's office and the polic

you can see the owner, 98-year-old joan meyer, yelling at the officers, telling them not to touch her personal property. she died the next day. the search came after allegations that the newspaper had violated the law when it obtained the driving records of a local restaurant owner. today the kansas department of revenue said the paper's actions were legal. >>> now a consumer alert to tell you about. trader joe's announcing another big recall, this time for multigrain crackers with sunflower and flaxseeds. they may contain bits of metal. check the box. the recall covers crackers with the best if used by date between march 1st and march 5th of 2024. trader joe's recently recalled two types of cookies because they might contain rocks. >>> russia suffers a big setback in its space program, and now w know wha >>> we're just getting word tonight of a dangerous situation on board american airlines flight.. thee faa sayays a b bottle of p spraray w was inanadvertentlyly in t the c cabin sunday nigight a 737 took off from miami for new york. the airline says the pepper spray belonged to a pas

haley: i love rock ''' roll by joan. gov. reynolds: final question.i travel the state, iowans tell me, they are really looking for a leader that will stand up for the american people, that will stand up for their country and freedom. they want someone that has the moral conviction to do the right thing, even when it is really hard, that has the vision and resolve, on day one to get it done. then they always end with this. we want somebody that can win. tell us why you think that you are that person to win. fmr. gov. haley: it is interesting. republicans have lost the last seven out of eight popular votes for president. that's nothing to be proud of. we should want to win the majority for americans. we have the solutions. we know how to lift everyone. we have to communicate it the right way. this is not rocket science. this is common sense. it's time that the government's thoughts -- starts working for the people. in order to do this, we have to face certain truths. it is time for a new generational leader. it is time that we lead the negativity -- lea