dice: buenos dÍas, luciano. te amo. dÉjelo. otro dice: luciano, quÉ sexy!en cuenta que lo que habÍa dicho que estaba mal. hasta karol g dijo que habÍa que dar el mÉrito a ivy queen. francisca: quÉ piensas, jomari? jomari: esto puede sonar un poquito... lo voy a decir. yo creo que el comentario de anuel aa que fue muy desatinado para defender a karol g hizo que la gente respetara a ivy queen porque no la respetaban en ese momento. esta industria es muy injusta. cuando anuel aa dijo eso, gracias a que dijo esa exageraciÓn porque amo a karol g, pero tienes que hablar mÁs de ivy queen. hizo que residente y muchos artistas que no hablaban de ivy queen empezaron a hablar pÚblicamente de ivy queen. ella se agarrÓ de ello brillantemente y llego aquÍ. entonces, hay que aprender que este negocio funciona asÍ. esa negatividad le hizo bien a ivy queen en una industria que no la reconocÍa. ahora, obviamente, anuel aa ha sacado una canciÓn en la que claramente, aunque tiene una hija con otra chica, pero que habla de karol g. Él estÁ sacando cosas que hagan noticia con ka

cbs' lilia luciano reports the company is also capping monthly out-oct sts at $35.the 3 miion americs who have n their medication, a dangerous calculation. >> the price of insulin directly resulted to the loss of my child. >> reporter: nicole smith holds 26-year-old son alec couldn't afford his medication when he aged out of her insurance plan. >> the first time he went to the pharmacy in june of 2017 to pick up his one-month supply, the pharmacy said it would be $1300. and went home without his life-sustaining medication and began to ration it. >> reporter: alec was taking eli lilly's most commonly prescribed insulin, humalog. it was $21 a vial when it first went on the market in 1996. today it's over $274, a more than 1200% increase. eli lilly's ceo david ricks. how do you ensure patients that were not going to see the same rises of insulin in the future? >> we haven't rolled out a guarantee, but what i'll say, over the last five years we've frozen prices and cut them. >> reporter: the price cuts are a victory, but too late for her son. >> yeah, i think if the pri

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cbs's lilia luciano is at new york's laguardia airport. >> flight due in, in 15.mpting to open the emergency exit. >> reporter: the incident began aboard united flight 2609 from los angeles to boston, just 45 minutes before its scheduled landing. a passenger later identified as francisco torres allegedly stabbed a flight attendant three times with a handle of a broken spoon after he was asked whether he had tampered with an exit door. passengers tackled and helped restrain torres until the plane landed. >> not going quietly. he's just laying there with six able bodies on top of him. >> reporter: authorities said torres later said he made the weapon and had wanted to jump out of the plane because he believed a flight attendant was trying to kill him. just hours earlier, birds struck southwest flight 3923, causing an engine to catch fire, filling the cabin with smoke. the havana to ft. lauderdale flight quickly returned to cuba, where passengers safely evacuated via the emergency slides. >> requesting medical assistance on the runway. >> reporter: both incidents cam

so luciano, he's an italian fisherman. he spent his whole life near the sea, and when a boat broke apart within sight of his home town, something inside of him broke 2 of the roughly 180 occupants only half could be rescued from the water. many italians were horrified and more and more angry with the european refugee policy that fails to prevent tragedies like the one on the calabria coast near katana. calamity has struck the coast of calabria, strong wind to spring more bodies near land, weeks after one of the deadliest ship wrecks near italy shores in a decade. diving teams carry the remains to the coroner. at least 80 people are known to have died. or would you cause a local fishermen, vincenzo luciano is still in shock. here. he's been helping search teams, navigate the waters. he knows well, vincenzo was among the 1st on the scene that fateful day by middle was little blazing bradshaw missus lubbock, i saw a child when i picked him up and laid him down on the shore. he was already dead. his eyes was still open. mistak

what would cause a local fisherman, vincenzo luciano is still in shock. he, he's been helping search teams, navigate the waters. he knows well vincenzo was among the 1st on the scene that fateful day, livable, reasonable needle, a little blessing. bradshaw, mrs. lubbock. i saw a child when i picked him up and laid him down on the shore. he was already dead. his eyes were still open. mistake. i am angry at myself that if i hadn't had a coffee, i could have arrived 5 minutes earlier and saved him. unshaken that morning changed my whole life. was course well about the look of the other people among the sand and shells at his feet. objects that outlived their owners around $180.00 migrants and asylum seekers tried to reach italy from turkey. but their overloaded boat broke apart near the coast. one tragedy to many says vincenzo thousands, have drowned in recent years, trying to reach europe. vincenzo has been fishing for almost 4 decades, but none his nets lie empty and his boat doesn't budge from dry land. when you'll land, i cannot go back out to sea. i can

cbs's lilia luciano reports, as this is the fifth such incident this year. >> reporter: another closes, this one between a jetblue commercial plane, only moments away from landing in boston, when a private jet passed onto the runway and took off without clearance. the faa is blaming the charter flight's pilot, saying the tower told the pilot to wait short of the runway. flightaware shows the jetblue plane just 100 feet from the ground before it pulls up. this latest incursion comes after a string of close calls, like when a fedex plane aborted landing in austin after the tower gave it clearance. >> southwest abort. fedex is on the go. >> reporter: coming within 100 feet from a southwest plane that was taking off from the same runway. >> are we safe? >> absolutely. ironically, we are getting safer because of these events, because we learn where the close calls are. >> reporter: the faa has called for a safety summit next month. lilia luciano, cbs news, new york. >> norah: the prosecution and defense in the double murder trial of disgraced former attorney alex murdaugh have rested. befo

norah. >> norah: lilia luciano, thank you so much.ther norfolk southern train wreck over the weekend raising new questions about the company's safety record. just a month after the toxic train derailment in east palestine. the ntsb is on the scene and no roxana saberi is there. >> reporter: dashcam video captured the harrowing moment another norfolk southern train came hurtling off of tracks. this time near springfield, ohio, flinging debris into the air. >> you guys are so close to the tracks. >> very close, we were so lucky. >> reporter: lane martin was on his way to work when three rail cars careened into the yard next door. >> the first thought was "i hope nothing hazardous was on that train. i hope everybody is okay." >> reporter: he says he feared a repeat of the toxic train derailment in east palestine over 200 miles away. but authorities say none of the 28 cars that went off the tracks in springfield leaked hazardous materials. the train had 212 railcars. >> there were other cars with hazardous materials on them, but as they w

norah >> norah: lilia luciano, think so much. nor from celtic train wreck, raising questions about the safety record just a month after the toxic train derailment in east palestine. the ntsb is on the scene and no injuries reported. roxana saberi is there. >> dashcam video capture at the harrowing moment when it came hurtling off the tracks, this time near springfield, ohio, flinging debris into the air. >> you guys are so close to the tracks. >> very close, we were so lucky. >> reporter: he was on its way to work when three railcars careen into the road next door. >> my first thought was i hope nothing hazardous was on a train and everybody is okay. >> reporter: he feared a repeat of the toxic train derailment in east palestine over 200 miles away. but authorities say that none of the 28 cars that went off the mark in springfield leaked hazardous material, the train had 212 railcars. >> there were other cars with hazardous materials on them, but as they were not affected by the derailment, we do not have a situation at this time

>> norah: all right, lilia luciano, thank you.tch, this is colorectal cancer awareness month. at an alarming new report shows the disease is increasingly being found in younger patients, and that more advanced stages. the american cancer society says 60% of new cases are advanced stage, and one in five people now being diagnosed are younger than 55 years old. more than 52,000 americans are expected to die from colorectal cancer this year. this is always an important reminder to go and get checked. now, to our continuing series, "retirement ready." if you have access to a 401(k) or traditional pension in your job, consider yourself to be lucky. nearly 57 million americans work for an employer that does not offer a retirement savings plan. tonight, cbs's janet shamlian takes a look at some of the consequences. >> trying to get away. >> reporter: a walk with rosie and logan is a rare break or maryann o'connor. >> puppies. >> reporter: than she is back on her laptop, juggling two jobs. sometimes up to 11 hours a day. what did you thin

>> norah: lilia luciano, thank you so much.der a winter storm warning while, farther south, the situation remains dire, with many residents still cut off from the outside world following last week's record snowfall. the state's office of emergency services is working with local officials to help clear roads and dig residents out of their homes. another major storm is expected to hit california later this week, bringing several more feet of snow to the sierra. heavy rain and rapidly melting snow could cause flooding in the foothills. tonight, fox news channel's most popular prime time host, tucker carlson, is facing widespread condemnation for his portrayal and selective editing of footage from the january 6th assault on the u.s. capitol, senate republican leader mitch mcconnell tonight denouncing the fox news segment and agreeing with the u.s. capitol police chief that carlson's comments were offensive and misleading. cbs's nikole killion has the latest. >> reporter: tonight, bipartisan backlash on capitol hill. >> i think it's

for me in the business team here, berlin likes watching one tragedy to many vincenzo luciano had been a fisherman in cro. tony italy for 40 years. he was one of the 1st on the beach when more than 80 people had drown. since then, he can no longer pursue his work. the drama of international refugee policy destroys so many lives. focus on europe. next, on dw conflict with 2 as the fighting ground zone in ukraine. spur thought because some of the countries on the edge of the wars i, i'll stay below a these days that's moldova, 5 minutes. the nicu po, press group is government struggling to come back? hybrid attacks from russia, that support is just how long this pray west in the state, even hope to survive. conflict with 60 minutes on d. w with you become a ready no, with hackers, paralyzed entire societies. computers that were you and governments that go crazy for your data. we explain how these technologies work, how they can work for, and that's how they can also go terribly. watch it now on you to a with hello and welcome to focus on europe. it is nice to have you here with us. despe

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here is cbs's lilia luciano. >> reporter: first responders spent the afternoon searching for survivors mid air, crashing into a lake near florida's winter haven regional airport. >> one plane is 21 feet under water on the ground, on the bottom. >> reporter: it happened just afte within hours, officials confirmed there was at least one person dead, but couldn't say how many others were aboard each plane. >> we do believe that there are possibly other deceased. we just don't know yet. >> reporter: meanwhile this video shows the frightening moments aboard united flight 2609 which began when suspect francisco torres paced the aisle, making threats. >> i'm taking over this plane. >> reporter: passenger lisa olson who shot the video says all hell broke loose for the 168 passengers and 7 crew members on board. >> he turned and ran towards the front of the plane. the united crew was amazing. they blocked the first class entrance which led to the cockpit. >> reporter: prosecutors alleged torres then tried to stab a flight attendant with a handle of a broken medal spoon. after he had been confro

cbs's lilia luciano reports this is the fifth such incident this year. a jetblue commercial plane only moments away from landing in boston, when a private jet passed onto the runway and took off without clearance. the faa is blaming the charter flight's pilot, saying the tower told the pilot to wait short of the runway. flightaware shows the jetblue plane just 100 feet from the ground before it pulls up. this latest incursion comes after a string of close calls, like when a fedex plane aborted landing in austin after the tower give it clearance. >> southwest abort. fedex is on the go. >> reporter: coming within 100 feet from a southwest plane that was taking off from the same runway. >> are we safe? >> absolutely. ironically, we are getting safer because of these events, because we learn where the close calls are. >> reporter: the faa has called for a safety summit next month. lilia luciano, cbs news, new york. >>> another freight train derailed today, this time near bradenton, florida. two tanker cars loaded with propane fuel went off the tracks. no one

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cbs's lilia luciano will start us off tonight from northern massachusetts.. >> reporter: good evening. you can see it all around me. the snow has been piling, and it hasn't stopped snowing for almost 24 hours. it's going to continue well into the early morning. all of this just relentless weather has been prompting the national weather service to warn that travel tonight will be not just dangerous but flat-out impossible. it may be the winter's last wallop. the late-season storm burying some areas under two feet of snow. winds gusting up to 55 miles an hour, and heavy, wet snow cutting power to hundreds of thousands. we saw you struggling here. what was going on? >> too much snow, little manpower, little person. >> reporter: this morning in northern massachusetts, the power went out at anna's house. >> my mom, she's got a heart monitor. she also has a sleep apnea >> reporter: and power outages across the northeast are mounting. over 250,000 people are in the dark. travel is treacherous. new hampshire state police are advising drivers to stay off the roads to

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here is cbs's lilia luciano. >> reporter: it happened suddenly and without warning. from austin, texas, to frankfurt, germany, wednesday evening hit severe turbulence about 90 minutes after takeoff. >> lufthansa airbus, experiencing extreme turbulence. >> reporter: while cruising over tennessee, the plane shook violently and dropped 200 feet. as a precaution, pilots landed outside washington, d.c., at dulles international. were you just fearing the worst? >> absolutely, i thought i was going to die. >> reporter: george nazaruk was on the flight. >> everybody was silent, it was just trashed all over, a lot of food thrown around, it was really wild. >> reporter: 172 passengers and 12 crew members were on board. lufthansa tells cbs news the flight experienced what is known as clear air turbulence, which can occur without visible weather phenomena or advanced warning. >> the fact that there was meal service going on on this plane would indicate to me, at least, that there must not have been much of an advanced warning. >> reporter: unexpected turbulence like that is prec

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cbs's lilia luciano will start us off tonight from northern massachusetts.ter: good evening to you, norah. i don't have to tell you, you can see it all around me, the snow has been piling and has not stopped, snowing for almost wendy four hours fear of it is going to continue well into the early morning. all of this just relentless weather has been prompting the national weather service to warn that travel tonight will be not just dangerous, but flat-out impossible. it may be the winters last wallop, the late season storm some areas under 2 feet of snow, wind's gusting up to 55 miles per hour and heavy, wet snow cutting power to hundreds of thousands. we saw you struggling here. what was going on? >> too much snow, total manpower, little person. [laughs] >> reporter: this morning in northern massachusetts. power went out at ana troche's house. >> my mom, she's got a heart monitor. she also has a sleep apnea machine she needs to have plugged in at all times. >> reporter: and power outages across the northeast are mounting. over 250,000 people are in the dark.

so she normally mother of a luciano this year we needed $600.00 millimeters more. that's why we lost all the crops. most of us read the land, which makes it difficult to pay rent, but inputs and other items we need to city. and through the extreme weather conditions have also cost shortages of grass, grain and water severely impacting the capital of many of the farmers in the area. these are the argentine bandpass. the heart of argentina's, agricultural production and drought is everywhere to be seen. the drought is having an impact all across argentina. this is a field of corner. as you can see, it's dry and it's already been lost. producers are telling us that because of the lack of water, they have started to notice different types of insect insects that they tell us they had never seen before. in this part of the country. the lack of rain is linked to the landing yet climate phenomenon. at cooling of the quote hoyle pacific that cuts rainfall in parts of argentina. but this time farmer say the situation is worse than ever, about if in lieu of insect of italian

extraordinary congress held mine, but a plan was caught in germany, has been cancelled off to the decision to luciano right here in bella rouge, annapolis. this drove strong reaction from the paternity. those countries that cannot hold competitions on equal terms will not hold them. others will there in large numbers to day it is germany, tomorrow it may be another country. what was now with an athlete, honestly supported the return of russian and better rouge. and i believe they also want to live thing all the suspension on the place. politics should not put pressure in sport to withdraw from its fundamental values. also doroty and unity. a positive trend can be seen in the unfair treatment of russian and bella, vision, athletes who know there me come a day when sports politics will not be made by politicians on official winds and sharma, r t, new delhi. we also spoke with deanna talk to a member of the russian women's boxing team on how she felt dawning her nation's flag of the world championships in india this week. graham, there was a great honor for me to fly the russian flag finally here, the a

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luciano spalletti plays for this year's anzabi reza truebird award.eam won the european football championship this season and won the award in 2023. he is the best italian coach of the year, chosen by a jury consisting of representatives of important italian sports newspapers. can be called he says that smartiz received the physics association award at the kes lenovo ceremony in nab. the head coach of napoli first talked about his work and his demands from his team and emphasized that when you see the pictures of napoli and maradona , he feels a special pressure on himself and the interest of the people. i signed a contract with you. they are very determined. instead of celebrating , we will win the championship. the main thing of this team is the persistence of napoli in this season. it has recorded lessons and games , and it is not equal to this statistic in europe. and the question of whether napoli is the best champion in history italian football will be the question that has arisen at the moment juventus concert in the 2013-2014 season, this lego