lloyd?st her? >> mm-hmm. mm-hmm. yes. >> michele's mother read how the unhappy marriage turned into an unhappy divorce. >> he was taking her to court over and over and over. >> the acrimony between lloyd and michele had been well known to michele's friends for years. they'd seen it up close. if her death was a murder, the history of that marriage and divorce told them exactly what happened. >> when asked at the scene what i thought, my answer was i think he did it. >> the husband? >> yes. absolutely. >> no problems. >> the very same lloyd who had calmly and clearly volunteered so much information to investigators. >> she was just completely out of control. >> demeanor. what are you hearing in that? >> he was very cooperative. >> would you like me to move up a little? >> no, you're fine. >> are you sure? >> police had reason to believe michele died sometime after midnight saturday going into sunday. so the question, where was lloyd? >> tell me the way you came up at first. >> to go to rochest

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lloyd austin is ready to wage a protracted siege against covid.f the romans, -- and yet somehow in some way a change must have appeared in his formidable armor. yesterday lloyd austin announced that despite his many vaccinations, he has contracted covid and it's serious enough you won't be going to work for a while. so what's the lesson that lloyd austin is taken from ischemic if the vaccines work perfectly and because they work so well, they will remain mandatory in the armed services, we can fire more seals. austin wrote that in the same statement in which he announced that the vaccine that he took didn't work. "the vaccines work and will remain a military medical requirement for a workforce." right, because that's not completely irrational or anything. but it is completely irrational, and every clear thinking person knows that it is. but wait, you say, i've been watching television news, so i know that the vaccine was never designed to stop infection or transmission or even hospitalization and death, none of which is a factual matter, it does s

he's ready let's welcome lloyd blankfein. and crazier and wilder the party is, the worse the hangover is, have we put in that type of two- or three-year period as grantham said we're looking at the end of a superbullish cycle that could take us down much further than people think a as a risk guide, do you think -- >> that drunken met for is yours. i have less experience i would say that -- well, perhaps. i'd say one of the big issues in the market today is how far the fed -- because of the uncertainty, you know. the fed has been pretty good at giving the market advance notice of the pace of change, how far change might go, and people have come to rely on that we're in a situation now probably wihere the fed itself s pretty insecure in that, and so people instead of having some certainty in that, not that there's ever really certainty, but a feeling of certainty, people are kind of extrapolating, you know, big cars and risk, you know -- the riskiness of the situation is quite great. those of us of a certain age are having a li

with the secretary of defense, lloyd austin. so sylvia, lot of questions about whether or not they're willing to send even more sophisticated weapons right now, mostly defensive weapons. so that's one of the things we'll be looking for in tomorrow. a progressive. yeah. and on another times in the u. s. has requested a you and security council meeting on monday to discuss what it calls, rushes threatening behavior was likely to achieve a lot of stagecraft. that's usually the facility where you know, the diplomats like to make grand it down smith and, and really tried to paint the other side in a dire light. unlikely accomplished anything since russia has the veto power. i think what the u. s. is going to be looking at the statements from china, obviously, to ally of russia. they're going to want to try and get a sense of child support for russia, especially when it comes to the issue of territorial integrity. so i think it's usually it is a lot of theater, but again, it could just be another way of sending the message to vladimir

lloyd austin speaking a short l strikes on don bus. lloyd .e ago from washington. there was ago from washington. there was a very different message earlier today from moscow where the russian foreign minister was speaking to russian media. it was the first response after president biden gave a written response to president putin's demand, and it was seen from so they love of as the most positive statement of russia's willingness to engage diplomatically with the united states —— sergey lavrov. there was a lot of criticism as well. translation: iii was a lot of criticism as well. translation:— was a lot of criticism as well. translation: if it depends on russia, there _ translation: if it depends on russia, there will _ translation: if it depends on russia, there will be _ translation: if it depends on russia, there will be no - translation: if it depends on russia, there will be no war, i russia, there will be no war, but we will not let them in their mind ignore russian interest. i cannot say for sure if negotiations are over now. as you know

are you — ceo of lloyd's and other banks. are you surprised to hear this?me because mr horta—osorio did a fantasticjob at because mr horta—osorio did a fantastic job at lloyds because mr horta—osorio did a fantasticjob at lloyds here in the uk and managed to turn it around. unfortunately he found himself in a difficult position haven't broken british and swiss quarantine rules, or at least reportedly so. he was in a difficult position because he just done a strategic review of credit suisse notjust changing corporate structure and a change to risk management but also stressing personal accountability and responsibility for actions so do then potentially be seen doing something in breach of the was really not a good position to find himself. an position to find himself. an untenable _ position to find himself. an untenable position for him but for credit suisse he has only been there eight months and he was brought in to try and restore order following many scandals. it restore order following many scandals. , . , restore order following many scandals. , .,

. >>> breaking overnight, the fed secretary lloyd austin tests positive for covid. his condition and last contact with president biden. two people remain missing after a massive wildfire in colorado as evacuees return home for the first time to assess the damage. >>> well, good morning, and good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. the new year is bringing new uncertainty for millions of people across america as the covid pandemic rolls on. last night defense secretary lloyd austin said he tested positive for the virus despite being fully vaccinated and boosted. in a statement austin said he was experiencing mild symptoms and planned to remain in quarantine at home for five days. austin said he last met with president biden on december 21st, more than a week before he began to have symptoms. johns hopkins university reported nearly half a million covid cases on friday, largely fueled by the fast-moving omicron variant. despite the high number of cases, the second half of the school year begins today for children throughout the country as districts try to adjust to

no one understood this better than william lloyd garrison. no, presidential election has ever occurred at all comparable in magnitude solemnity and far-reaching consequences garrison wrote as the returns of the 1864 vote came in with lincoln's victory secured garrison declared the doom of republic rebellion, and slavery is now irrevocably pronounced. so fundamental and astounding yes. and yet could not have happened without the anti-slavery project without the peacetime project of federal pressure on southern states to abolish slavery in concert with the wartime project of military emancipation and the enlistment of black troops all of it justified by a constitution that lincoln believed made freedom the rule and slavery the exception. take that away and there is no 13th amendment and so we are left to ponder one of the great paradoxes of american legal history. it took an anti-slavery constitution. to get us an anti-slavery constitution thank you. we have a couple of minutes for questions. so please use the microphone's on either side of the

plus defense secretary lloyd austin testing positive. the latest statement from the pentagon. >>> new details about the cpitol riot. what president trump was doing during the siege. >>> also new details about antonio brown and his bizarre shirtless exit during yesterday's game. plus the railing collapse at another stadium nearly crushing a quarterback. >>> and the big thanks for one hockey fan. what she told the team trainer that may have saved his life. it's monday, january 3rd. >>> from abc news, this is "world news now." >> it's not only monday, january 3rd, but it is 2022. and i've already made the mistake. i was filling out a form. of course i put 2021. >> 2021. no, we are feeling '22, but i don't know about you. i love stories like this where a person is able to step in and save someone's life. >> because of something they learned recently, whether it be from a friend, the news or a tiktok video. >> definitely. one story that comes to mind is there was a news anchor who talked about she had a bump on her neck and it ended up being

. >> you know, one year ago we brought you the story of lloyd lettis lloyd.yd 100 years that the time he's in mountain view, man who was defying the odds on the tennis still here, we're happy to report, mr. letta celebrated his 100st birthday this fall and he has an hung up the racket. not yet kron. 4 sports reporter kylen mills shows us how he's holding up on the court. >> they say h. is just a number. i don't mountain views. lloyd lettuce is proof of that. i think my dad's going to keep going for another 5 or 10 years. he just never. >> looks at himself as being old at 101 years. young lettuce still makes his way to los altos. high school 3 days a week to play tennis. and fact that they don't haha the oldest of the group by a decade. let us attacks each forehand with all he had its keep my eye on the haha. >> and i love that he plays tennis 3 times week. i hate that. he drives here by himself and doesn't take uber. lettuce is son bill with a bit more cautious can't convince him to a stop driving that he. >> very where and he said he enjoys driving still. so

by the way, that picture of lloyd austin with the troops, he was in the philippines.so unusual. raymond, we loved those clips of view on new years. congrats and great work by all. >> thank you. >> laura: omicron, the fda bypassed some scientific advisors to authorize boosters for kids age 12-15. dr. marty makary is disgusted by this for a few reasons. he's here to tell us why next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> laura: now, in a shocking mood today but biden authorized pfizer booster shop for kids age 12-15 without the approval of its own science advisory board. now, this is especially outrageous given the risk of death for vaccinated and unvaccinated teens, basically 0%, which means boosters will have been virtually no benefit. like heart inflammation. so why is the fda making this move? here now is dr. makary, johns hopkins medical research and author of the price we pay. dr. makary great seeing you but why is this so troubling to you, this new development about the boosters and the 12-15-year-olds? >> nice to see you, laura. this threatens the very scientific process routine at the fd

lloyd austen was also sending these two parallel messages. river diplomacy was still open, but they were prepared for a conflict if conflict came. let's listen to a bit of what he had to say. it let's listen to a bit of what he had to sa . ., , let's listen to a bit of what he had tosa. , ., ,, ., ., to say. it has progressed at a consistent — to say. it has progressed at a consistent and _ to say. it has progressed at a consistent and steady - to say. it has progressed at a consistent and steady pace i to say. it has progressed at a - consistent and steady pace involving tens of— consistent and steady pace involving tens of thousands of russian troops. it is being _ tens of thousands of russian troops. it is being supported by increased russian _ it is being supported by increased russian needle activity in the northern_ russian needle activity in the northern atlantic and mediterranean sea. northern atlantic and mediterranean see we _ northern atlantic and mediterranean sea. we don't believe that president putin has— sea. we don't believe t

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one year ago we brought you the story of lloyd letter.-old mountain and defying the odds on the tennis court tonight, we're happy to report that mr. letta celebrated his 100st birthday this fall and he still hasn't hung up his racket. not yet kron. 4 sports reporter kylen mills shows us how he's holding up on the court. >> they say h. is just a number. i don't mountain views. lloyd lettuce is proof of that. i think my dad's going to keep going for another 5 or 10 years. he just never. >> looks at himself as at 101 years. young lettuce still makes his way to los altos. high school 3 days a week to play tennis. and fact that they don't haha the oldest of the group by a decade. let us attacks each forehand with all he had its keep my eye on the haha. >> and i love that he plays tennis 3 times week. i hate that. he drives here by himself and doesn't take uber. lettuce is son bill with a bit more cautious approach. should can't convince him to a stop driving. but the >> very aware and he said he enjoys driving still. so let us enjoy studying a

secretary of defense lloyd austin tested positive for covid. austin said he had mild symptoms, and would quarantine at home for five days. the fully-vaccinated and boosted secretary last had contact with president biden nearly two weeks ago. >>> jurors in the elizabeth holmes' trial resumed deliberationss week. the theranos founder founder fad charges after prosecutors say she intentionally misled people about her blood-testing startup. her defense claims holmes truly believed the technology worked. >>> and more than $522 million is up for grabs in the power ball jackpot. there hasn't been a winner in nearly three months. the lump-cash sum is estimated to be more than 371 million. for more news, download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm elise preston, cbs news, new york. >>> it's monday, january 3rd, 2022. this is the "cbs morning news." back to school. students nationwide return to class amid a surge in covid re. >>> breaking overnight, the fed secretary lloyd austin tests positive for covid. his condition and last cont

and his name is lloyd? it is time to take the l on this.it that guy is cognitively compromised and let's move on. it is a dying argument. >> geraldo: i think it is shocking and outrageous that you, dan, and you are such an effective commentator. but for you to make this medical diagnosis of the president of the united states incredibly -- [overlapping speakers] treatment based on the tapes played, that is not the same guy. there's an obvious clear cognitive decline. it is not a medical diagnosis. it is an obvious observation. now -- [overlapping speakers] >> can i respond? this is kind of important. you know, it is fascinating, geraldo got because you and i had it out on this show. you were cursing at me and everything over covid stuff and you seem to opine on that. i like you, too. but you opine on covid. you have no medical credentials. or never excitement education because i think it is worth [indistinct]. but you know, i did new do my graduate degree in behavioral learning. i have no experience in this space of where mental health profe

he said, well, it may well the better process, but the fact is that the murder of george lloyd, the murder arabic, people, it directly is one which has generally been recognized. and so, if you look to the way in which history has to play out, are the british government tolerated the burning of the russian flag at the heights of the insurgency in the, in the invasion of afghanistan. political expediency means that the british government will not tolerate the examination of a swastika anywhere quite rightly in the united kingdom. and therefore, is our churchill should not be confused with this though. and he thinks that he did you per there were many things that he did what, which were not. it cannot be argued that the ps, the a presence of a statute of colston and other slave owners, adds anything to the culture, language, and expediency, and the political reputation of the united kingdom let him be consigned to museum. let people wish to go wished to see that. go and learn about the real cost of slavery in the museum. let's andrew go. if he hasn't been already to the slavery museum in liv

that was harry and lloyd christmas from dumb and dumber here's the actual video i saw this of you andok sharp. i was -- i had to do a double take. by the way, will prangted this line dancing between those segments because he was not as good before he did a little practice. so we asked our audience pete, who wore it better? you or the dumb and dumber fellas and the results are in. and you guys kicked some serious butt. 60% we have affiliate votes on this by the way pete 60% your thought on this rout by you and will. [laughter] i appreciate that as a life fan of lloyd and harry of dumb and dumber that's where idea cam from to achieve that level is mind blowing to me dan you understand and appreciate that. we have a lot on the costume he is to happen it was new year and let me say this dan. let me say this i had to peek at the minute by minute ratings of new year eve that line dancing did very well you know what else did very well -- dan bongino, because america loves dan bongino. and you said you were going to show up, dan and you did. and you delivered -- dan: man of my word. >> made i

dustin: lloyd has photographed countless playoff games, match ups, and super bowl appearances.ithful that the team may be on a super run. >> you have to believe. i always take a positive attitude about everything. even from my photos and the team, if you stay positive, then good things will happen. dustin: so far, so good as the 49ers prepare for the rams. he is loading up their gear to capture another historic moment for the franchise. >> heading to the championship game, it is about the journey, having fun, having the memories of what you get to do as a profession. i am going to take it all in, despite -- it is exciting. it is a great opportunity. dustin: and may be an opportunity to capture more moments like this. dustin dorsey, abc 7 news. liz: up next, do not know where to watch today's game? we will have the details on the watch parties happening in the south bay. ♪ thousands of women with metastatic breast cancer are living in the moment and taking ibrance. ibrance with an aromatase inhibitor is for postmenopausal women or for men with hr+, her2- metastatic breast cancer

and so when you are in the society where you have all of this anger because george lloyd and whatnot. and then you're introduced to c r t, which has been around since 960. but most people have never heard of it. most people had never heard of it. so you're already in the back of major. and so now you bring in for c r t, it's a theory that says there are institutions in america is races that people tend to gravitate or to see as you're saying that people in america aren't racist. simply because our institutions are, it brings a lot of confusion and the brains of anger. it makes you feel more defensive. and i think that's what you're saying here. but because you know, you have these last a band, c, r t. but what difference is it going to make band something that's not even talk anyway? but is, are any schools in america teaching that people are racist because institutions in america, a racist travel, lindsey? yes, i think what we're seeing in education and what we're seeing in curriculum, what's interesting is that if i think about the education that i received growing up for a long tim

defense secretary ones, the pentagon to limit civilian casualties caused by american asked strikes. lloyd austin says it's a moral imperative to protect civilians. he wants an action plan within the next 90 days. and hopes the pentagon can implement the recommendations. there has been criticism in recent months, falling an air strike in the afghan capital last year, the killed 10 civilians. p j. crowley is a retired us air force colonel, and formerly an assistant secretary of state, he says, public opinion of a conflict is often influenced by civilian deaths. the ice age military is exceptional at hitting what it's saying. it's not as good as it needs to be at 1st of all before the strike assessing what the impact on a civilian population will be. and this is, this is the nature of modern where the warfare today, you know, 20 or 30 years ago, we fought wars and isolated battlefields. now we fought, fight wars in urban centers. so civilians are going to be effected. and it is very important before the strike to assess what the impact is. and then after the strike, if there are unexpected c

and then demik with george lloyd with them on our agree when it comes to 3 r t theory and the banning of those type of book. this important to really understand that c, r p is not actually taught at this point in the classroom. in the elementary school, middle school or high school, and the theory of c, r t is somewhat complex and confusing. and so when you are in the society where you have all of this anger because george lloyd and whatnot. and then you're introduced to c r t, which has been around since 960. but most people have never heard of it. most people had never heard of it. so you're already in the back of nature. and so now you bring in for c r t, it's a theory that says there are institutions in america is races that people tend to gravitate or to see as you're saying that people in america are racist simply because our institutions are, it brings a lot of confusion and the brains of anger. it makes you feel more defensive. and i think that's what you're saying here. but because, you know, you have these law to ban c r t. but what difference is it going to make to band som

i mean he's a big guy, lloyd austin. he's hard to miss.ig i mean,ht caroler you even said it last night. what are you going to y do? say, hey, fred and his name islo lloyd. i mean, come on , it's time to take the ball on this. admit the guy's cognitively compromised, dropped a loss and let's just move on . you're just reversible sending a guy an argument. i think it is shocking and outrageous that you dan and you are such an effective commentator. but for you to make this medical diagnosis of the president of the united re is is incredibly making whenical diagnosis he's not playing doctor , he's saying based on this we played that is notot the same gy . there's that obvious cognitive decline. it's it's not a medical diagnosis. it's an obvious observation. now the question is how is someone connivers ista a political kind of important? you know, it'st is fascinating e because you and i had it out on this show and you were like cursing me and everything over covid stuff and you seem to opine that i like you. you're like me

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after the suspension of cher, trading and the cruise giant genting, hong kong and the verify in and lloyd verify, have filed for bankruptcy. trade unions are calling it a dark day for german shipyards as the ship builders become the latest victims of a pandemic driven disaster, increased terrorism for generating the crisis, has meant more than $2000000000.00 and losses. meanwhile, 2000 employees and bismark stock and charles and may not get their december wages committee orders just with my house, talking about it with my guys, the mood as bad as a jewish end of the strong it's finished is the german government says it is prepared to provide aid to the troubled company, but that it has not received assurances from genting that it will also provide financial support for and being very often we often yet still hungry mom. now we're hoping that the employees get their salary for december and that they find a solution. so we can continue to build a beautiful ship here of his does he of olds and his mom doctor. that beautiful ship is the colossal 1500000000 euro global dream cruise ship, a pro

that lloyd was often missing one of his victims. a 23 year old student later died of injuries and hospital police. a it appears the attacker had poured his weapons abroad. germany's chancellor expressed shock at the events. it breaks my heart to hear this news. my thoughts are with the relatives and the victims. and of course with the students of the university of hydro bag. the university is the oldest and most prestigious in germany. when guilty came universities and the city of heidelberg should and will continue to be spaces where people can move without fear, where science can prosper and where young people can prepare for life. leaving for below, after months of distance learning due to the pandemic students, he had only returned to in person classes 3 months ago. the joy of being back in lectures and seminars. no tainted by tragedy. retired to pope benedict, the 16th admits he made a false statement during an investigation into sexual abuse in the german catholic church. benedict's privacy said he did not attend the meeting i

they de, please, washington correspondent carolyn a chin lloyd joins me now. caroline, a job rod and changed his tune somewhat. the conciliatory tone was gone, replaced by condemnation. how did that more aggressive tone go down in washington? well, of course, some support at this at tone. anthony, the democrats and the ones who voted for joe biden, and they defended this new a tune, this new toner. it has been probably president biden strongest speech though, since he took office for the 1st time, he found clear words towards his predecessor saying, and that he constructed those lies and that he still cannot accept that he lost the elections. am at the same time at this new tone, clearly marks a line between them and we so president by to make clear that there are the ones who are ready to defend democracy in the united states and the others are not. it is interesting to see how his message has changed if we compared specially to his 1st speech is when he just took off his and he just went into the white house and talked about unifying this country. it is inde

after the suspension of cher, trading and the cruise giant genting, hong kong and the verified in and lloyd verify, have filed for bankruptcy. trade unions are calling it a dark day for german shipyards as the ship builders become the latest victims of a pandemic driven disaster increased terrorism for genting. the crisis has meant more than $2000000000.00 losses. meanwhile, 2000 employees and bismark stock and charles, and may not get their december wages. committee orders, gifts with my haven't talked about it with my guys. the mood is bad because a jewish and distribute gets finished is the german government says it is prepared to provide aid to the troubled company, but that it has not received assurances from genting that it will also provide financial support for and beaverton the often he had stood on v mom, now we're hoping that the employees get their salary for december and that they find a solution. so we can continue to build as a beautiful ship here of his bus. you have olds and his mom, doctor. that beautiful ship is the colossal 1500000 euro global dream. cruise ship, a proje

i convinced me, lloyd, the climate crisis is the most urgent challenge facing humanity at the moment is went on to the men so deep or survival of humanity that depends on it and side hanged on under 4. and especially the survival of people are in the global south student aid. they sleep in hudson, the trees, wooden shacks, or air, they, a owned buildings, which they occupied. w just unfold. the resistance is working here in that we've created an occupational account am. i'm didn't came in in this can be on. we organize ourselves her off guard in the morning. more we distribute the necessary tasks, puts whether it's cleaning the toilets or ships in the kitchens. and their next goal is to put on an event to save lid. so that that's also oliver can bergs aim for almost 20 years. the siemens employee lived with his wife and daughter in this house in cool, cool. a few minutes drive from little god to day it no longer belongs to him. it's owned by ebay and it's empty because cuckoo is also said to be demolished. the we were forced to sell was and we didn't go voluntarily that i'm seeing. o

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just make up your own lloyd d. w. made for mines. ah ah ah, this is dw news live from berlin, no joke eventual leaves australia after losing his legal battle to stay. a plane took off from melbourne, carrying the controversial tennis star 10 days after he arrived to compete in the australian open. his visa was cancelled over coven vaccination rules. also coming up, tomba is cut off after tsunami, triggered by an underwater volcanic eruption washes over the pacific island country . officials in new zealand, se tongan capital has sustained major damage. ah, a marion evans dean, thanks for joining me now. that joke of ej has left australia after losing his appeal against his visa cancellation. he was deported after judges upheld a decision by the immigration minister that the unvaccinated tennis dar posed a had a threat to public health. it comes after a 10 day legal battle that began when jock of its arrived to compete in the australian open. he was hoping for an unprecedented 21st grand slam when i don't want to return for novak joker

but they are not enough to heal all wounds. torture, lloyd lead rick, there are many rules which have still not been healed. many people still carry. those won't wounds, and indeed those wounds will never be able to be heal of a thought of the corner. ladies and gentlemen, hold your heart, damn sherland. the work of remembrance unites our people's, the israeli, and the german people on. so we have remembrance, but we also have a recreation, a rebuilding still over these 8 to years and 7 days our 2 countries have been successful with dodge and rising again with the official from these still national traumas and to create something new to nations hovering between death and life and to nations choosing life every day. and you a say ema val marvin not that the listening car. i bought a car there to la la. i have what's called a buffet my lemma on this thing. so i filled the bowie and choose another color made that bow may live still, body 1st name, still more job. all messiah said dorothy, but let buell. so these 2 countries have embark on an unusual journey on the partial reconciliation,

russia said today that they won't attack and we heard lloyd austin says he doesn't trust putin. president zelensky tried to tamp down fears of an invasion. he didn't see any immediate worry. >> the risk is that there's too much of them. that there could be any provocation and the probable escalation could be triggered. accidental provocation or nonaccidental. >> sanctions shouldn't wait. that the u.s. and others should put them in right now to try to stop russia. also that he needs more aid including military aid right now. still gave a bit of a knock to the biden administration complaining about the beginning of u.s. and other countries, families and diplomats. the quoted, sandra, they're jumping ship and they're not the titanic. not yet anyway. >> sandra: greg palkot on the ground. now greg millie has russia has the chance to attack on ukraine with little warning. is the u.s. ready? retired colonel basketball mcginnis has more. we've seen russia building up the troop level as we now enter the end of a week where we've been following this so closely. what you believe right now