katherine: it is wonderful. it is so energizing to have leaders from over 40 countries on the continent come here to washington dc. i know it. they noticed it to. o. the part about what i think is so -- is the reminder that the population on the continent is the youngest population in the world. also, the recognition of african leaders, whether the african union, the fta, the continental of trading area. individual countries, the regional grouping, the recognition on their part, their greatest asset, greatest resource is their people. they are focused on their women and youth. knowing that in order to unlock the potential for africa in driving global economic prosperity, they have got to figure out, how to on that potential. i think that is a natural segue for our conversation on worker centrism. in the -- that is the core of what we talked about. you know, thinking about how middle income countries that might graduate, how we might continue their economic partnership with the united states. also, thinking about

casey kia katherine too much anchor to post of head of the ukrainian national information service. ah, catherine allegedly shielded nancy criminals, settled in north america from fair justice on other ca, cigna, the pretty one you thought was gonna system it more interesting to you, the wallace. so now makes you think of water. ah, will no regular administration employee. michael, screamin says that when the usaa saw collapsed, the u. s. has an army of ideological ukrainian nationalists ready to go back to the homeland and hundreds of sleep agents in ukraine itself. when the time came, they began to act ah, at the end of the eighty's, a nationalist organization, the peoples movement of ukraine emerged in ukraine. it's me, those demanded changes inside the usaa as part of gorbachev's perestroika reforms. the ultimate goal was to create an independent ukranian state. the process is curated by an experienced soviet functionary and future president of ukraine. video need craft ciocca. taco, we read of the 6 years of watching 0. i'm going to register pneumonia. so yes, can i use you sho

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ah, during her education at georgetown university, katherine lose noticed by live debris ascii, so as a link between the ukranian diaspora and the us government. dfw ascii in the past year. i'm to see me to chill. i've got dory yarborough's glass yoke across a g e upper. we got a deal as well as it is, cause i use these as daniel to helping is actually abriana casey kia katherine too much ankle, the post of head of the ukrainian national information service. ah, catherine allegedly shielded nancy criminals, settled in north america from santa justice. another can you cigna kim to procure you thought was going to system in when you stick to yield to wallace. so now that she's getting a water ah, will my regular administration employee michael spring. one says that when the ussr collapsed the u. s. i had an army of ideological ukrainian nationalists ready to go back to the homeland and hundreds of sleeper agents in ukraine itself. when the time came, they began to act ah, at the end of the eighty's, a nationalist organization, the peoples movement of ukraine emerged in ukraine. it's me,

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oh, during her education at georgetown university, katherine lose noticed by live debris unscathed so as a link between the ukranian diaspora and the us government. dfw ascii enterprise here. i need to see meet not you. i've got dory yarborough's glass yoke across. he did eat up and we got a deal as well as it is because i use these as daniel to camping is actually abriana. casey, kia katherine too much anchor, the post of head of the ukrainian national information service. ah, catherine allegedly shielded nancy criminals. settled in north america from fair justice on other ca, cigna the procure one year thought was going of system in when you stick to yield to wallace. so now makes you think of water. ah, will no regular administration employee michael spring. one says that when the usaa saw collapsed, the u. s. i had an army of ideological ukrainian nationalists ready to go back to the homeland and hundreds of sleeper agents in ukraine itself. and when the time came, they began to act, ah, at the end of the eighty's, a nationalist organization, the peoples movement of ukraine emerge

. >> katherine grigsby, alabama. >> reporter: 16-year-old katherine grigsby is a beauty queen. >> katherinewith her. grigsby is both miss junior teen united states and... [whistle blowing] the alabama girls wrestling champion in her weight class. >> i am full of surprises, i guess. definitely more aggressive and stronger than i appear on the outside. >> reporter: grigsby has been in pageants since she was a child, but she always wanted to wrestle. so when her school formed its first-ever girls team, she went to see the coach. >> he was like, so you want to be a mat maid? i was like, no, not a mat maid, those are the girls that help the scorers and clean up bloody noses and such. >> reporter: oh, no, she said. i'll be the one with the bloody nose. her record in this first season, 38 wins and 1 loss and that state title. >> little sweetheart. >> reporter: if she had to choose between pageants and wrestling -- >> wrestling. i'm an aggressive person, i guess, so that fits more than being all dolled up for pageants. >> reporter: but grigsby does not have to choose between a sash or a singlet. sh

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during her education at georgetown university, katherine lose noticed by lead debris ascii, who was a link between the ukranian diaspora and the us government. dfw ascii enterprise here. ah, and to see me thought you, i've got dory yarborough's glass seal. krakowski did eat up and we got a deer as well as it goes. i you see says daniel, to hugging his oxy abriana, casey killed cancer in too much anchor to post of head of the ukrainian national information service. ah, catherine allegedly shielded nancy criminals, settled in north america from fair justice on african cigna. the particular you thought was going of system in. oh, interesting to yield to wallace. so now makes you think of water. ah, will no regular administration employee michael spring. one says that when the ussr collapsed us, i had an army of ideological ukrainian nationalists ready to go back to the homeland and hundreds of sleep agents in ukraine itself. when the time came, they began to act ah, at the end of the eighty's, a nationalist organization, the peoples movement of ukraine emerged in ukraine. it's me, those

. >> katherine grigsby, alabama. >> reporter: 16-year-old katherine grigsby is a beauty queen.'t want to mess with her. grigsby is both miss teen jr. united states and the alabama girls wrestling champion in her weight class. >> i'm full of surprises, i guess. definitely more aggressive and stronger than i appear on the outside. >> reporter: grigsby has been in pageants since she was child, but she always wanted to wrestle. so when her school formed its first ever girls team, she went to see the coach. >> he was so you want to be a mat maid? no, not a mat maid. those are the girls that help the scorers and clean up bloody noses and such. >> reporter: oh, no, she said. i'll be the one with the bloody nose. her record in this first season, 38 wins and 1 loss. and that state title. >> a little sweetheart. >> reporter: if she had to choose between pageants and wrestling? >> wrestling. i'm an aggressive person, i guess. that fits more than being all dolled up for pageants. >> reporter: but grigsby doesn't have to choose between a sash or a singlet. she is proof that in our own lives

our pal jackson daley had a chance to catch up with two of the film's stars, paul rudd and katherinemay want to grab a parent or grown-up before watching. >> we're sending a signal. turn it off. now! >> can you guys say your names and the characters that you play? >> i'm kathryn newton and i play kathy lang. >> and i'm paul rudd and i play scott lang. and ant-man. cassie's dad. >> i'm ant-man's daughter. >> paul, can you explain ant-man's powers, please? >> yes. so, scott lang, he doesn't really have any actual innate superpowers, but if he puts on this suit, he can shrink down to the size of an ant, maybe even a little smaller, while still retaining serious strength. he can also grow really big, so he can kind of control how big and small he gets. and he also can talk to ants. it sounds -- it sounds ridiculous even as i say it. >> i need you to be the ant-man. >> paul, you've been playing scott lang for eight years now, and this is your third movie. how does it feel? >> it's amazing. it's such a fun part to play. it's an amazing thing to be working with marvel and people like kathry

ah more that the self into my daughter e ah, during her education at georgetown university, katherine louis noticed by live debris ascii, so as a link between the ukranian diaspora and the us government. and the ascii enterprise here that i see it up and we got a diaz policy with scorsese says dan, able to hugging his oxy debris on ski, secured cancer in too much anchor to post of him on average. the signal came the pretty when you thought was gonna system even more interested to you, the waller. so now makes you think of water ah, former regular administration employee, michael spring. one says that when the you back to the homeland and 100 and it changes inside the u. s. s. of perestroika for the ultimate goal was to create the process is curated by an experienced soviet functionary and future president of ukraine. need craft chew, talk hope we read of the 6 years of watching 0. i'm going to register pneumonia, so yes, can i use you? show nero's values. you should be destroy the sandwich. hideousness of gloves. he hello, camilla. zat is throwing a photo. no families with in a room b

, and because of that hopefully these sort of situations are dealt with, with more grace. >> and katherines really connected with him through his stroke, and through the election. >> that's right. i think one of the things we really saw, and there were a lot of questions around how would he perform, and how would people respond to his debate performances where we saw he needed assistance because he has some auditory processing issues, and we heard from a lot of voters, i have someone in my family who had a stroke. i understand what it's like to live with someone who's been through this, or i have been through this myself. i would be surprised if that is not the same response people have to hearing he has mental health struggles. we are in a moment where people are being open about this. the pandemic has created a broader conversation about mental health, how to take care of your mental health, and we did -- we saw a lot of empathy from his voters during his campaign for his public acknowledgment for the things he was going through. >> susan, i want to talk about someone else's health here,

yes, katherine is fine. how is zahara in the new place, by the way? fine.ner now and let's catch up. i knew that you're gonna like it. day and night they are still looking for people, you know, they only need a genius. robert, we simply have to help him, he is a refugee from nazi germany. what is his name? klaus fox let's see? and now can i shall we sing? there are many interesting things here for you. here to hear the beauty of many of my friends scientists. i'd like to check out. and a lot can happen in a year, for example, can you stop loving your husband? or is he you or something else, does it sound like something else? promise me that you will not throw this your god on my dear husband, i have no doubt about you. where in santa fe is 60 km from los alamus? 7 ago i completed one assignment and forgot all about it. so how was it forgotten? well, that's it, but who needs it there? town? there are no 20,000 around, not a damn thing and here on you. need results. work at least all night, but by morning everything should be on my desk. gamer , a new group o

it's wonderful to have speaker pelosi around and available for myself and pete and katherine and others to rely upon her for her advice and guidance. reporter: there is a resolution being introduced by freshman to -- [indiscernible] do you support moving forward? mr. jeffries: i haven't looked at the resolution i can only imagine what it says and certainly speaks for itself. george santos is a complete and utter and total fraud. and that fraud was perpetrated on the american people with aid and comfort from the extreme maga republican establishment. and they are still coddling him here in the united states congress. reporter: you don't want to get ahead with the c.d.c. and police reform and now they had the meeting and have you spoken with chairman horsford on a path forward in the house? mr. jeffries: president biden spoke in an extraordinarily authentic and compelling way during the state of the union about the need to strengthen the relationship between the police in the community, lean in to public safety in a fact-based and sensible way and ensure that there is accountability when

the program royal highnesses william and katherine and buckingham pal ace, a royal navy and demonstrate the war and -- [indiscernible] and a guy gave me a smile and offered me to sit down and asked how did that feel and i said i subsequently felt something. but it is only now that i know what the feeling was and ukranians know well, too. the feeling of how bravery takes you through the most unimaginable to finally reward you with victory. [applause] and full scale of war. and you extended your helping hand while the war has come to understand how to react. absolutely impossible, thank you. [applause] you, all of you, you all showed your great character back to them, strong british character. you from ukraine and you didn't come from and thus you knt compromise the spirit. thank you very much. [applause] i promise you absolutely different times. our nations in the second world war. divided us. our people ran through inflation and periods of social justice and social gains. it was tough but always had progress and stamina to move ahead and achieve results. this is the bedrock of our land.

katherine: they have always touted that they are different from other banks.e not doing massive layoffs. but that is what you've seen in the thousands at other peers. they are not going that far. this is more business as usual. when there was a pause during the pandemic, the job cuts were not happening at bank of america. it is not these massive layoffs, it is not a cull, and that is what you continue to hear from executives. but it is a step further than just a hiring freeze or no cuts at all. alix: bank of america stock pretty much flat on that. thank you for joining us. we are off the lows in the u.s. just down 6/10 of 1%. dani: in europe, we are firmly up. the europe and u.s. trade differing, it really all comes down to earnings. we are looking at the stoxx 600. it was lower with stocks sold off. of course there is a relationship between them, but when you look at, for example, the capital loan hitting a new record, at least if it hold at this record over the next 34 minutes or so, it will lend that a new high. -- end at a new high. we had airbus. it is al

the dough is a little heavy but it's really good. >> katherine. >> a hardy pizza.ut you get that sweet, salty, spicy, acidic and you get that texture. you get all of that in one bite. >> you guys, i don't know how you'll make a decision but it is time to make a decision to see who takes the golden pizza cutter and advance to the next round. judges, get your paddles ready please, drum roll, please. okay, donatella, you're up first. whose pizza did you pick? >> this is so tough but i think i'm going to go with rione. >> rione, okay. [ cheers and applause ] katherine, who gets your vote? >> i love them both but got to go with that pizza jawn. >> guys, it is on now. okay, michael, the pressure is on. break this tie. who did you pick? >> all right, we're in philadelphia here. we had a rough run at the super bowl. but this is for philly, okay, which is the most philly pizza to me, bam! >> pizza jawn? the winner, come on up here, judges, come on up, get that golden pizza cutter. okay. you guys get the golden pizza cutter. you're going to new york. tomorrow to compete for

katherine, governor desantis is promoting his new book.ed his actions on the state taking control of disney's special district. take a listen. >> some of these republicans acting like that if you take away their special governance status, that somehow that's not free mark, that sin sane to be saying that. having the business have its own government is not a free market. that is massive, massive subsidies. >> i mean, he kind of has a point. i don't know why disney had that special district to begin with. >> certainly disney had these special rules and privileges. this is a very high-profile fight that the governor has waged with disney, going back to last year, over education policy. and he apparently goes into a lot of detail in this in the back about his conflict with the disney ceo, about their private conversations. and it really highlights his effort to wage these kind of cultural fights, cast himself as a cultural warrior. we know he's a potential presidential candidate. >> tia, do you think this has anything to do with stopping that

with katherine stewart the works for the minority in the house so ranking member david scott. i want to emphasize we are really early inn the farm bill process. so the committee's areo still forming. we do not even have full lineups for both of the committee's. it's very early. however, i think there's a lot of momentum and sort of excitement to get the farm bill process started. so with that copy it of it is still really early and hard to predict where things are headed, we're going tohe try to keep ths conversation forward-looking and pretty high level. we know we havee a lot of people tuning in today who might be interested in the farm bill but might not know a lot about that big piece of legislation, might not know how the process usually works and so we're going to talk about what to expect. as bill mentioned, staff here are not authorized to comment on the specifics of this report so we are not going to go into the specific recommendationsns at al but we're really going to talk about the process of sort of what to expect, what it takes to get a farm bill done. i think we

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good afternoon, everyone, and thank you, katherine. several people have asked me since i've been here since yesterday how did i like. how did i like retirement? and my answer has always been, well, i may be retired, but i'm still working. and the only difference between retirement and working is that you get paid to work, but you don't get paid to work in retirement. okay. and so don't ever retire. so some of the most frequently quoted passages that purported to reveal lincoln's views on race and inclusion are taken from the 1858 debates, with incumbent stephen a douglas by illinois u.s. senate seat and response to senator douglas's race baiting and attempt to portray lincoln as a supporter of full equality and race mixing. lincoln asserted that he was, quote, not nor ever had been in favor of bringing about in any way the social and political equality of the white and black races. nor, he continued, had he ever been in favor of making voters or jurors of --, nor of qualified, urging them to hold office. he did believe, however, that a

. >> reporter: and rage too overwhelming to bear this was the moment the sister of 72-year-old katherine massey got up to speak. >> you don't know a damn thing about black people we're human. we like our kids to go to good schools. we love our kids we never go in no neighborhoods and take people out >> reporter: her brother charged at the gunman guards quickly subdued him while payton gendron was ushered out of the courtroom for a few minutes. massey was a woman devoted to family and community. she wrote about the need for gun safety one year before her own life was stolen by gun violence gendron, the white supremacist gunman, was convicted of killing ten people in a hate crime targeting african americans in a buffalo supermarket. today he apologized. >> i did a terrible thing that day i shot and killed people because they were black >> reporter: the judge was not moved. >> there is no place for you or your ignorant, hateful and evil ideologies in a civilized society. >> reporter: the gunman was given ten life sentences, one for each of his victims. now, if convicted of federal hate crim

one of laurie acorta my stop today to mr. katherine was genuine. also the key word to show that in my spinner where we just won't get dory me through and i just did is bruce, if a huge number of mistakes or year premises if possible, cuz this is only pleasure if prince dearest under smuggling is up with a date of new stuff with a bright, the solution that you got. it has nice to store you with the ponies a deal or music, or would you decide that you buy at them will bring it that is showing that most of the ones that keep which i thought he took my seat for stay and then use the democrat i'm going to do it on the scale of the entire arctic. this is of course, a drop in the ocean, put about 50 tons of garbage had to be taken off from just this one small. i mean is that current, you know, get outside of it. you're not boot you, it's not there in your career, said this, i am a good i am the instrumental. but the correct you said that yeah, but i would say you do, you just get each player when your property is the only way emotional recorded by the vid

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i'm katherine massey sister.er: sentencing date for a shooter became families processing pain they've carried with them for almost a year. katherine massey was 72 years old. >> your little punk -- decided to come and kill my sister. >> reporter: her sister, barbara, making sure the shooter new who he killed. >> a saint among sinners! you come to my city and decide you don't like like people. man, you don't know -- thing about black people! we're human! we love our kids! we never go in no neighborhoods and take people out! >> reporter: barbara's son lunged in. family after family pulling no punches. >> you journeyed down my grandmother's straight and then walked up at tops and killed two of my family members. >> i want you to think about this every day of your life. every day of your life, think about my family, and the other nine families that you've destroyed forever. forever. may 14th will never be the same for me. and it wasn't just emotions. it was reliving may 14th, 2022 all over again. the shooter walked in

katherine clark said that getting rid of her, especially from such a powerful committee, was deprivingel of someone like omar, who is a refugee. she came from somalia. laura: what does all of this say about the governing priorities of republicans and how difficult it is for them with a majority so slender? >> it probably shows that republicans are sticking to a lot of the threats they made to democrats in the run-up to the midterm elections. that they were going to give them a taste of their own medicine. i mentioned the two republicans that were kicked off committees two years ago, marjorie taylor greene and paul gosar. they were kicked off because they were accused of making violent threats online to democrats. that included ilhan omar. they have returned to their committed that committees. nancy pelosi, when speaker of the house, sped up -- set up a special committee to investigate january 6 and refused to let two republicans on that committee, citing they were election deniers. kevin mccarthy has kind of done the same thing, using the same authority to remove democrats from an inte

katherine and her husband, we are with you. milo was treated at the brokenpeis and say he will survive. good news. stay with cbs news bay area for first alert weather coverage throughout the broadcast and the storm. we have you covered on air and online. we posted a link to warming centers at kpix.com. >>> we are hearing firsthand from oakland mayor thao on recent verse sis, one on the firing of police chief leronne armstrong. we asked her why she made the controversial move. >>> we continue tracking the changing weather. snow is the big story today and our chances for rain. paul has you covered in >>> welcome back, everybody. a first alert weather day. here is a look at the rare bay area snowstorm. this is in the santa cruz mountains. you see people pulling out cell phones to get pictures there. paul is back with the full forecast in a couple of minutes. >>> it has been a week since leronne armstrong was fired. we have been asking for mayor thao to talk to us about what she said, that she lost confidence in the chief and made

be somehow dangerous for ukrainian self-consciousness from the spot, british time correspondent katherinelp reports her report on the destruction. books in russian 72 tons of books were recycled into toilet paper already in the title photo you can recognize the multi-volume path of abay mukhtar auezov in kiev they ask you not to compare the action with what the nazis did in nazi germany , really classics, including kazakh ones, are not burned, but used for others needs. vladimir putin had a telephone conversation with president of uzbekistan shavkat mirziyoyev to discuss the expansion of trade and economic cooperation, cooperation - this is really developing rapidly in an active phase. now the development of a trilateral gas initiative with the participation of moscow, astana and tashkent is an idea for many, like a bone in the throat. from here , information attacks on the project itself , on russia, on the authorities, and uzbekistan have joined the fight against fakes are very much hindering. even the minister of energy countries uzbekistan did not transfer all the oil and gas fields t

neighborhood in salt lake city where she slept in a room she shared with her younger sister, mary katherinee. it was a man's voice saying, "i have a knife at your neck, don't make a sound, get up and come with me." nothing in my life had prepared me for an experience like that. i mean, the thought that someone could penetrate my home, my safe place, just seemed impossible. >> reporter: she says she remembers being taken by her captors, brian mitchell and his wife, wanda barzee, into the mountains high above salt lake city, not far from her home where mitchell had worked as a day laborer. for nine months smart was held captive and tortured. the abuse at times, she says, unbearable. >> it did get to a point where i was like, if he really is going to rape and kill me, i need it to happen close to my house so that my parents know what happened to me. so that, you know, they don't just think i ran away. >> when there were close brushes with rescuers who were shouting your name in earshot, you couldn't speak? >> there wasn't a day that went by that he wasn't telling me that he would kill me, that

katherine and zachary say they are grateful for their entire community. >> when we say community it is everybody, everybody that is involved. >> it was really -- we are really think for for all of their help. coming together and watching the house and helping us take care of it. helping are going out. >> a boy's parents describes as the most caring kid. and also the most stubborn. in my view that stubbornness that helped them fight for the tragedy. >> the luckiest unlucky killed -- kid in the entire world at this point for the chances of him to be hit by the tree but to be in that particular position the way it was, a miracle. >> they say there is a lengthy comfort -- recovery ahead for milo, he is still in intensive care and has physical therapy and doctors appointments in his future. but it is all worth it for their stubborn miracle child. >> went to coverage continues to what it looks like in the sierra. we have much more ahead. >> movie memorabilia up for. you can bid for items from everything everywhere all tell me about their frequent dry eyes, which may point to dry eye disease.

the conflict has displaced more than half a 1000000 people since march 2022, katherine sawyer reports. this is a familiar site in north cable. people in soccer, west of comma are fleeing again from their homes. they carry what they can they say m. 23 rebels are getting closer to the town. they've already taken several village centers and important pounds for our rich in minerals. daneen k gamma and her family have left their home on the outskirts of soccer. they say they're heading to a camp for displaced people. mitchell come guinea, we came to sack from my village to see e soccer was faith, but all i could hear gunshots. now i'm heading to gama. we're tired of running hungrily. soldiers are doing what they can to protect the areas, but they have often been forced to retreats as a rebels advance gamma, which is are the provincial capital. the largest city in the area is now pretty much surrounded by the m 23 and sergent group color has rwanda to one side, like cable to the other. and now the north and the west, and the roads that supply goma with food and other goods, which are princ