matt: nice to meet you.oreign language] wayan: when arrive at my home after getting my seaweed here, my kids are smiling. your tiredness is gone. so, that's more important. wayan: [singing] kama: we still survive here, yeah, because of the seaweed. ♪♪♪ wayan: hm, smells good. wayan: [speaking foreign language] matt: change is on everyone's mind. back on the mainland, generations of balinese are coming together to plan a different future for the island. ♪♪♪ christia dharmawan: this is a wake-up call for all of us. so that we realize that we cannot just depend on one industry, and we have to develop all the other industries that actually have great potential. matt: christia dharmawan runs events at her family's venue, kebon vintage. it's become the place for many of these big conversations. christia: i think it's a good time for reflection this year, for sure. going back to loving our island and make sure that people don't abuse our island, as well. matt: for years, locals have been unhappy with the negative i

we are here with matt damon!, your new movie "air" is all about nike and michael jordan, so i thought it would be fun to play a game of basketball with a twist. this is "beer pong basketball. here we go, now -- [ cheers and applause here's how this works. we're going to be throwing these basketballs into those giant red cups if you make a shot, your opponent chugs a beer. first one to make three shots wins matt, you're my guest, so why don't you go first >> do i have to hit a particular - [ cheers ] ♪ [ audience ohs ] >> jimmy: not as easy as it looks. let me show you how it works >> not as easy as it looks >> jimmy: yeah watch this oh oh, yes! [ cheers and applause ♪ off the board. off the board on that one, yeah [ cheers ] that's good! we can go to commercial right now if you want. [ audience ohs ] >> i was sure that was in. i was sure that was in >> jimmy: yeah, me too oh [ cheers and applause ♪ come on, bud >> am i allowed to get it in the same one [ cheers and applause ♪ >> jimmy: all right. all right. ♪ [ c

matt miller and the ceo of volkswagen north america joining us on set along with matt.i'm glad to have you in studio. i've been following volkswagen since i was a kid. it has taken the brand a long time to get a foothold. there have been ups and downs in the u.s. market. it strikes me that this wave of electrification especially with the portfolio products that you have now -- out is the perfect opportunity to make some changes. do you see it that way? >> i could not have said it better. things for inviting me. we have a great opportunity in the u.s.. i believe this is the right time, the right place and with the right government regulations. the ira guidelines passed last week put incentives on the consumers through locally made vehicles, particularly with a supply chain localization which is what we want in the u.s. to become more local, to cater to the american consumer. matt: having lived on both sides of the atlantic, i always like the german vw products better than the u.s.. but you want to bring a design team here. you want to create the look of u.s. volkswagen p

matt, thanks so much. staying in contact and seeing what you are,ing on and how you are fighting back. >> thanks so much, brian. bribe brian straight ahead on this she as the biden administration crack down on power plants fuels the nation's grid. a battery plant is coming to one state. a michigan farm owner sounds off live. and, later, prince harry reportedly forced to sit 10 roads back during his only coronation. why didn't we bury this story. piers morgan is very upset about it. is he going to fight through tears and explain why he is so upset ♪ treasure you ♪ when you really need to sleep. you reach for the really good stuff. zzzquil ultra helps you sleep better and longer when you need it most. its non-habit forming and powered by the makers of nyquil. hi, i'm jill and i've lost 56 pounds on golo. hi, i'm barry and i've lost 42 pounds. jill and i are a team. if she tells me to do something, i usually jump on board. golo was doable, it's realistic, and it's something we can do the rest of our lives. ♪

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will have to leave | it there matt gaskell but thank you for joining it there matt gaskell but thankoss the uk. this is bbc news. the first step toward protecting the nation. murder in her, one of the worlds leading vaccine manufacturers has started within the uk first site to dedicate in the fighting future pandemics. the focus here of the mnr mrna technology, use within the maternal and pfizer vaccines, he teaches the body to create immune response in terms of bears infection. response in terms of bears infection-— response in terms of bears infection. , ., ., , ~ infection. we can put various mrna codes into your _ infection. we can put various mrna codes into your body _ infection. we can put various mrna codes into your body to _ infection. we can put various mrna codes into your body to deal- infection. we can put various mrna codes into your body to deal with i codes into your body to deal with other diseases like flu and other such things. it goes brother in that. if we have another threats that. if we have another threats that can come, whether that be from birds or bats or

matt: i would love to start with the ira.he inflation reduction act we struggled for many months to understand. if you get it right, consumers get a $7,500 tax credit for buying electric vehicles. if you get it wrong they get nothing and you need to lower prices or get -- give incentives. what have you got that i can get $7,500 off from uncle sam on? what are you putting out that will be ira compliant deco - -compliant? >> you have a nissan leaf that qualifies for the tax incentive and a nissan aria that fully qualifies for the commercial lease under the provision of the ira. we've got two great frames in market today. the ira is a tremendous opportunity. the rules are clear and the framework is established for several years. the companies have not planned to be fully compliant with ira. we will be producing a number of ev's from our plant in mississippi by the end of 2025. those vehicles will be fully compliant with ira. we welcome the ira. the clarity and what it means in terms of the demand and business in the usa. matt: y

_ month question matt a lot of these market forecasters have _ month question matt a lot of these marketorecasters have been reading their tea leaves and they have all said we're going to see the us federal reserve raised interest rates again. remember, raising interest rates means it's more expensive to get a mortgage for your home, or even to pay credit card debt. those are interest rates that are impacted by what the federal reserve does. so that all makes it more expensive, which hopefully will make people spend a little bit less and maybe, just maybe we will see that the economy will cool down a bit. �* , ., that the economy will cool down a bit. 2 ., , ,. that the economy will cool down a bit. , ,. bit. it's a complex picture. many thanks forjoining _ bit. it's a complex picture. many thanks forjoining us. _ one of the two tennessee lawmakers who were expelled from the state house of representatives last night has told the bbc that he intends to seek re—election. justin jones called his removal "an attack on democracy�*. republicans voted to expel mrjones, and his democratic collea

this demonstrates. >> matt, let me push back. i disagree not because i disagree with the physics of that. i don't think they are smart enough anymore. all the people that were going to stand up by sitting down, and sticking a tube sock in their mouth when donald trump grabbed women in the you know what and they didn't walk away their support when he saw good people on both side of the kkk rally or tuesday when he was indicted in a very substantiative case for campaign finance violations as an underlying crime and business record falsification, no republican said everyone should tell the truth. everyone should be treated the same way under the rule of law. the reason there is no one to stand up is because they. i don't think they are smart enough anymore to see attacks against democracy as a cohesive national strategy. this is like a dog that pees on everything that smells like pee because that is their reflex. it has become antidemocrattic. the reflex has become anti-free speech unless there are trump supporters stabbing cops wit

that was matt, matt, i mean, as they say, well he a look scary and concern, but in spite of that, i respectfully welcome him and with kindness and respect and understood as he was a human. ah. and we would have that's how my memories and now is going to lie. and that's the basic nobody that i must get a scary thing. but welcome to kindness. let me do this again. it's guaranteed back . what are you doing in the mosque? i mean, this was part of the pan, right? well actually me being in the mosque was not part of the plan. ah, in order to i wanted tangible evidence. i knew what i believed to be true to be facts. the thing was is that i wanted to be able to show my daughter, even though she was going to lose her father. i wanted to show my daughter that see these people really are evil. and i went to the source. yeah. i'm just show you. we're trying to piece the story together and tell this story for documentary form that moment where we see mac, we, he, that mac is casing the mosque that is terrifying. and for young part of the documentary, i think it's going to end in an awful way to get to that d

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matt mcgrath, thanks forjoining us. _ to come in the oceans. matt mcgrath, thanks forjoining us.mcgrath, thanks forjoining us. we are about i thanks forjoining us. we are about to take a break but when we come back we will have the latest on those two big stories we are covering on the programme, the latest from sudan. we know the british operation is ready at the airport north of the capital so at some stage the first of those evacuations will take place. we will monitor that story and we will also be looking at the announcement from joe biden that he will run again to be the next us president. much more reaction and analysis to that major announcement which has been made in washington. all of that is coming up in the next few minutes. hello there. it's been a very cold and frosty start for many of us, but dry with plenty of sunshine around away from the north of scotland, which has seen wintry showers. as we move through the second half of today it will remain quite chilly and it looks like the blue skies will be replaced by quite a lot of cloud. this cloud infilling across man

matt has its own issues. fentanyl kills you, matt has shown itself to be particularly, extraordinarily, potent. stuff that is coming in from mexico. driving people to symptoms of schizophrenia. very pronounced, very difficult and once you have stopped. it takes a very long time to get out of that. >> let's let some of our viewers take part in this conversation. we will start with russell who is calling from west harrison, new york. russell has been impacted by in -- russell, tell us your story. if you have any questions, get into it. >> i will, thank you. fentanyl killed my cousin, douglass in 2012 at the age of 53. he was an experience heroin addict. a great person. he didn't know how to measure the amounts. i think it really starts living in a country where people are so miserable because a are in a country that exploits violence and then asked why we shoot up schools. i would like to say something. in the 80s, we had cracked. they used to put it on tv. here's what it does, here is how it's made. here's how

and she supplied it to the hitman so, what did matt murphy think of eric's new story?said nanette it's totally innocen and i'm innocent then we get to trial and i changes to, nanette is not innocent, but i'm innocent and i had nothing to do with anything we interview him afterwards an it changes again to somethin radically different. >> michael hill didn't buy i either >> have you ever heard o hiring a hitman, but he goes yeah, i'll take the job, but you know what, i don't have gun. can you lawyers? >> so, eric sits in jail and contemplates that long ago lov affair with nanette. >> nanette johnston is the worst type of person she can lie to you, make lov to you, kill you, all in the same week. not even quite a few to. it she was my girl heard and what's going >> it's for bill's me. they say they're grateful. believing nanette and eric a right where there belong how do you make sense of all this stuff >> there is no sense of it they are just very sick. the most selfish, people. when we actually started learning how nanette's min worked, it was really hard t comprehend i

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let's bring in former acting attorney general matt whitaker. matt, good to see you. an elected official saying, you know what? gun laws don't save lives. guns aren't the problem, it's people who pick up guns and cause the crime. >> yeah. it's good on with you. happy easter, sean. you know, what's happening in many of our places including our major cities is you do have the eruption of crime, and a lot of it's because of exactly what the sheriff points out. it's bad guys with guns who aren't gonna ever follow any laws even if you pass more laws. but it's also a lack of enforcement of the low level, what the left would call low-level crimes like burglaries, how these people obtained this gun in the first place. and as a prosecutor, sean, you know that it's those early crimes in a criminal's career that if they're punished for them and if they understand that there are consequences for their actions, that you might be able to change the behavior. but if they're allowed to develop into ruthless, lawless thugs, then you're going to have a hard time preventing these horrif

matt bradley is tracking it all from kyiv matt >> reporter: a senior u.s. intelligence official told nbc news tonight the documents with regard to the war in ukraine are real, that they may have been altered in certain parts particularly with regard to estimates of ukrainian casualties now the justice department is joining the pentagon in trying to find out who was responsible for the leaks and if that person or people work for the u.s. government these documents reveal some interesting clues about ukrainian and russian military capabilities that haven't been published before but kate, the real impact here is going to be on american intelligence gathering and capabilities they really show the reach of america's eyes and ears, spying not just on enemies but also on allies that could have a big impact or cause tensions with some of america's partners kate >> matt bradley for us, matt, thank you. >>> tensions are rising in taiwan as china began a second day of drills around the island that it claims as its own territory. the show of force coming just as a u.s.

from web bush securities why, matt, such a positive reaction to a terrible report?it's simply how can things get worse obviously, as you said, this question has been asked before, but at this point there's not a next product that already looks disappointing. it feels like pc builds are finally picking up on the server side of things, just from a market environment, i think q2 really is the bottom in terms of demand. >> i find it ironic and humorous that you would say there's not a next product that looks disappointing on the horizon >> pretty low bar. >> that's a low bar, matt. >> you're absolutely right i think the problem stems from the fact that intel has struggled with manufacturing processes since long before pat gelsinger took over. now we're two years in it takes three to four years to shift your process, or get a new process out. next year, end of this year, next year is when we see the first set of products that you really can attribute fully to pat and his regime hitting the market at this point it's unclear where intel is in its manufacturing. they could

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at the promised time, matt's delivery arrives. so, you got it?nd these deliveries are designed not to attract the attention of the police. and when you're buying cocaine, you're giving your money to gangs involved in other crime, maybe prostitution, luring young women in. do you think about that? but cocaine is so lucrative for so many gangs, there is violence within that. and a lot of innocent people can be caught up with it. and this is something you're fuelling through buying this, you and lots of other people. back at antwerp port, customs officers are seizing more cocaine than ever. this was a route from ecuador. they saw that the pile against doors was ok, but then the pile at the back of the truck was not homogeneous. so, darker edges and just and lighter in the middle. and then they found this, also cocaine. most of the drugs were destined for the netherlands to then be distributed to the uk as well as other parts of europe. tsunami, avalanche, how you will, it's coming to us and we are trying to stop the most. belgium customs intercepted

matt bennett at third way. -- he currently serves as the vic chair of sandy hook promise. reed galen joins us. he's cofounder of the lincol project. he's worked on a number of gop campaigns, including joh mccain, arnold schwarzenegge and george w. bush thank you all for being here o a pretty awful subject matt, we just heard from the mayor of louisville, from th doctor, last week from childre in nashville begging for someone to do something. you work on gun safety all the time you were talking to lawmaker in washington, every week, every month. where do you think we ar headed >> look, i think it's very possible we are headed for a tipping point. it's something we have not yet seen in this debate. remember, the last tim congress passed a really important meaningful piece o gun legislation was 1994 now is the assault weapons ban that sunset is now gone, after ten years, they did pass a bil last year that was helpful but it was fairly minor. it is time for congress to d something meaningful, to close loopholes in the backgroun checks system and to ban assault weapons. it is,

matt tait, just a final word to you. | matt tait, just a final word to you.o say about the political decisions taken around tiktok stop does this give governments full power to ban these chinese technologies if you have the head of national cyber intelligence here in the uk saying, this is a very real and present threat? it is the uk saying, this is a very real and present threat?— and present threat? it is a real threat, and present threat? it is a real threat. it _ and present threat? it is a real threat. it is — and present threat? it is a real threat, it is something - and present threat? it is a real threat, it is something that i and present threat? it is a real threat, it is something that is. and present threat? it is a real. threat, it is something that is not particularly new, and i think what people are starting to pay attention to is notjust with tiktok but with other chinese companies as well, especially ones that have deep integration to the core of the internet, people are starting to look more carefully now that the west and china are falling

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matt ellington what are some of your last minute review tips for students? can they still register to take the test? does every student take the same test? and is it all given at the exact same time? i know a lot there. i'm trying to keep track here. okay. the registration window has already so students will know if they are or are not taking the test. the test is all given at the same time. it's local time, 8:00 or so. they proctors have a little bit of flexibility between eight and 9 a.m. locally. friday may fifth, there is a late test date for students if an emergency comes up. that i think is a week and a half later. it's not the second week, it's the week after on a wednesday. maybe the 13th. but i could i could be wrong on that. i have to check that date. and so what was the other question last minute tips. last minute tips. so i got a few last minute tips besides making a plan, sticking to the plan, diagnosing yourself and whatnot at the last minute, start the night before, lay out the clothes that you're going to wear, get all supplies ready, your nu

good morning, matt. >> good morning, will.r pointing to merrick garland in his testimony before congress. there's going to be fact finding on this and find out what is true and what is not. if it is true, what could be the fallout for merrick garland? >> it could be significant and it's very concerning that the attorney general of the united states would be putting his thumb on the scale of an investigation. these investigations are typically handled by the professionals at the department of justice and merrick garland as you saw there told us that he was not interfering and was not going to interfere but it's very clear as this whistle blower's testimony is coming to light and bestill have a lot -- we still have a lot more to learn in this regard, but it is obvious to me that this case is not being treated in regular order. that was one of the things i made sure while i was attorney general to emphasize was how we were going to follow regular order. we weren't going to cut corners, weren't going to take exceptions in cases an

matt, give us a sense for your price target of oil. is it lineal or are there twists and turns. >> there are always twists and turns. the strength coming through in the next few months. that is predicated on really strong demand coming from refiners as we gear up for peak summer driving season and we see europe, we see the u.s. and china exiting from refinery maintenance in the months ahead, that will drive strong crude demand and prices push higher from here. all that said, in the second half of the year, we have concerns that the lag impact of interest rate hikes will weigh on demand and weigh on economies and weigh on prices. >> matt, as you said that, oil prices are up vslightly for wti and brent crude. i want to ask you yesterday from the fed. the base case was recession. we hear jennifer granholm with the u.s. looking to refill the spr. what does this mean for the oil market a lot of data points in there. >> absolutely. i think, frank, what we are getting better insight at the moment or going to in the next couple days is essenti

matt finn is standing right there in eagle pass, texas with the latest, matt.olly it's been slow in eagle pass in terms of larger groups. earlier this week rescue of migrants. the river is high and moving fast which makes it difficult to cross and also we are told that migrants might be honoring the holy week this week but all across the southern border there are still got aways and migrants illegally crossing. one example of that is over in arizona, yuma sector says migrants covered themselves in tan sheets in an effort to blend in with the desert floor after illegally crossing the border this week. also near fort brown, texas agents seized 140 pounds of marijuana. the rio grande valley has seen the most seizures this year, more than 11,000 pounds recovered and texas dps reports seizing 1.3 million doses of fentanyl in a single bust, a traffic stop in culbertson county. the program will also ship 20,000 doses of fentanyl reversing narcan to every county here in texas. >> last year 2012 texans lost their lives because of fentanyl. when you think about it, that

matt damon is here, everybody!and applause and she is a tony and emmy-winning actress you know from shows like "the west wing" and "pushing daisies," as well as her iconic role as the original glinda in "wicked" on broadway she returns for season two of "schmigadoon!" on apple tv plus. kristin chenoweth will also be joining us [ cheers and applause but before we get to all that, senator lindsey graham has used multiple fox news appearances to beg viewers to send their money to billionaire criminal defendant donald trump, while marjorie taylor greene insulted new york city. but none of that is working politically. republicans discovered yet again this week that tying their fates to trump, who still faces even more looming indictments, has been a disaster. for more on this, it's time for "a closer look." [ cheers and applause ♪ >> seth: we've said this many times on this show, and it remains true today donald trump is deeply unpopular with a broad majority of americans. even in his moment of need, after he sent out a

i would that was matt, matt. i mean, as they say, or he a look scary and concern, but in spite of that, i respectfully welcome him and with kindness and respect and understood as he was a human. ah. and we would have that's how my memory is. i know it's been a while that's the basic number that i get my scary deed, but well, can we kindness matter? what did he do to scary? scary back. what are you doing in the mosque? i mean, this was part of the plan, right? well actually me being in the mosque was not part of the plan, but in order to i wanted tangible evidence. i knew what i believed to be true to be facts. the thing was that i wanted to be able to show my daughter, even though she was going to lose her father. i wanted to show my daughter that see these people really are evil. and i went to the. busy source yeah. joshua you were trying to place this story together and tell this story for documentary form that moment where we seen mac. oh, we hear that mike is casing the mosque not is horrifying. and for long

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richards edging the battle with olympic gold medallist matt dean in the 200 freestyle on the final nighteir way to the world championships but questions still linger over adam peaty. with news on that a surprise title for a iii—year—old, here's nick hope. we have witnessed some brilliant and often breathtaking swimming successes over the last six days at the championships with new names emerging and established stars living up to their billing. one of the major highlights has been seeing the major highlights has been seeing the continued rivalry between the limpid champions from dean and duncan scott, as well as matt richards and james guy. dean edged a battle at the olympics but this was a wide open final. dean looked to have the advantage at the halfway point but in the closing metres, it was richards who got the touch. he is a was richards who got the touch. he: is a world—class 200 freestyle. they have all won individual titles multiple times now. to top the podium today is great and it is a huge bouncing block into the summer. i would rather be at the top of the podium _ i would rat

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for more download cb apon youcell phone ted tv i'm matt pieper, cbs news, new york. >>> it's monday, april 17th, 2023, this is the "cbs morning news." somber milestone. the boston marathon marks ten years since the deadly terrorist bombings. the weekend ceremonies to honor the victims and a preview of today's run. >>> i didn't know what was going on. i saw blood coming down my arm. >> gun violence. two separate mass shootings leave at least six people dead and dozens injured. what a cbs news poll reveals about weapons in america. >>> historic test flight. spacex is launching a massive rocket today. how it could mark a new era for > goodning, d goo be with y mathon.n.y'on nearly 30,000 athletes from more than 100 countries are expected to take part. it's been ten years since the terrorist bombing killed t ore 0 others at the race. on saturday a wreath-laying ceremony was held at the two locations where the bombs went off to remember and pay tribute to the victims. jarred hill is in boston. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. ten years ago, this has really shaped the city in so ma

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joining me now is texas state representative matt schaefer. matt, thanks very much for being here.s more about it and is it -- would it be something that the federal government would actually allow? >> well, we are in the midst of a historic border crisis and so historic border crisis calls for historic legislation. this bill for the first time in modern history of any state, would invoke authority under article one, section 10 of the united states constitution which is essentially a self-defense provision of the constitution which allows states to defend themselves when they are in imminent danger and so we believe that we do have the constitutional authority to defend the state of texas and that's exactly what we intend to do. maria: how will you do that? texas department of safety released two new videos of louisiana men arrested for human smuggling after troopers found six illegal immigrants in the car. i know u.s. authorities have barricaded the el paso port of entry after mass migrant protests erupted on the mexican side of the bridge. matt, assess what's going on on on the g

matt, thanks very much. keep up the good work.e the conversation another time. >> thanks. >> martha: another important mental health comment in an untold story podcast. we talked about fund things, we talked about her new book, which is so interesting. it's called you can't joke about that. why everything is funny, nothing is sacred and we're all in this together and how laughter can help people connect. it can help with stress and anxiety and all of those things. i think you're doing to see a personal side of kat timpf in our conversation that you may not know. i really encourage you to listen to our con very -- conversation. we had a fantastic time. tune in for that. alec baldwin's wife posting this photo after prosecutors dropped manslaughter charges against him. defense attorney mercedes colwin explains why the actor may not be off the hook in every way quite yet. >> the trigger wasn't pulled. i never pulled the trigger. >> so you didn't pull the tryinger? >> no, no, no. i would never do that that was the training that i had.

i'm matt pieper, cbs news, new york. >>> it's monday, april 3rd, 2023. this is the "cbs morning news." preparing for court. former president trump will be arraigned this week on criminal charges. his new comments overnight about his upcoming hearing. >>> damage and destruction. at least 50 tornadoes ripped through the south and midwest killing dozens. as people begin to clean up, a new storm threat is on the way. >>> lsu has captured its very first national championship! >> last team standing. lsu dominates iowa for the women's college basketball title. how the victory sends the tigers' head coach into the history books. >>> good morning, and good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. former president donald trump will head to new york today ahead of his historic arraignment tomorrow on criminal charges. last night on his truth social platform trump wrote that he will be leaving mar-a-lago at noon to head to trump tower. he also said on tuesday morning, "i will be going to, believe it or not, the courthouse." he is the first former president in u.s. hist

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