adriana. >> diaz: michael george, thank you. finally, help is on the way to address the nationwide shortage of baby formula. today crews at ramstein air base in germany loaded pallettes with more than 71,000 pounds of formula, called operation fly formula. >> baby f formula, this is probably a new one for us but we're here to help. you can depending on us. when you need us, we're there for you. >> diaz: the first air force jet arrives tomorrow in indianapolis. today president biden signed a $40 billion aid package for ukraine, it happened in seoul, south korea where the president is focused on america's allies and rivals in asia. nancy cordes is traveling with the president, nancy. >> reporter: geesmg. here in seoul president biden said he's considering stepping upjoint military exercises with south korea, a clear reaction to new provocations from north korea and china. ♪♪ ♪♪ >> diaz: a presidential show of support for south korea's new leader, just eleven days object job, as north korea steps up its missile tests right next doo

michael george joins us with the latest. michael, good evening. >> reporter:.rities called this pure evil, a racially motivated hate crime, the accused shoot is in custody tonight face add judge. the 18-year-old accused of shooting more than a dozen people identified as payton gendrin was reigned on charges of first-degree murder, authorities say he drove hundreds of miles to the tops friendly market, three miles north of downtown buffalo, heavily armed in body armor, shot four people in the parking lot and went inside and continued shooting. >> when i first saw him shooting, he shot a woman, he shot a deacon. he shot another woman and went in the store. and started shooting again. >> investigators say a security guard who's a retired police officer shot the suspect multiple times. but his body armor protected hi. the suspect shot and killed the security guard and surrendered to police >> this was pure evil. straight-up racially motivated hate crime from somebody outside of our community >> police say the gunman was live streaming the incident. and was yelling

. >> reporter: i'm michael george on wall street.s take a dive, ramping up fear over the economy. how it could affect your 401(k). >> diaz: covid cases rise again in every corner of the country, this as washington, d.c., gathers for its biggest bash. on capitol hill, time crunch for the january 6 probe. and later, remembering naomi judd. ♪ love can build a bridge ♪ >> diaz: the matriarch of the grammy-winning duo gone at age 76. >> this is the "cbs weekend news" from chicago with adriana diaz. >> diaz: good evening. tonight, russia and ukraine are feeling the strain of their brutal two-month-old war. once again, the kremlin's latest advance is being slowed by fierce resistance. and for ukrainians, this is what victory looks like. this is kharkiv. today, it is back in ukrainian control after being pounded by russian strikes, the war and its losses proving unimaginably costly for all. cbs' chris livesay is in kyiv tonight with the latest. >> reporter: good evening, adriana. a glimmer of hope from the mariupol steel mill. ukrainian medi

i'm michael george in buffalo, new york with what we're learning about the victims. >>> just in, a new agreement that could mean some relief for parents dealing with the shortage of baby formula. good afternoon. i'm sara. >>> we have new video showing just how dangerous things can get. >> check out this video. the mayor tweeted this out saturday night. he said the people involved will be identified and punished. now the city council is considering arresting protesters and giving them six months in jail and a county fine. >> we'll be waiting for you with the full force of the antioch police department, our allied agencies and the appropriate resources to ensure that that does not happen in our community. >> and we know that this is a problem all around the bay area in san francisco. check out this new video of the side showdown town. this is from citizen app, showing cars taking over the intersection of harrison and fremont in soma. another video of spectators running away from the scene once police arrived. traffic begins to move once police drive up to the area. they did not make any

in buffalo, michael george. len, amanda, back to you. >> obviously aemotions. how is the buffalo community doing? >> reporter: well, there is so much grief here, planning so many funerals right now. there's also anger. a lot of people feel there were red flags missed and they feel that there needs to be some concrete action that comes out of this beyond just denouncing hate. what is actually being done about that? a lot of people asking that tonight. >> we'll see a lot of things moving forward. thank you so much. >>> also developing right now the man accused of a deadly shooting at a taiwanese church is due in court. 68-year-old david chou is facing murder and attempted murder charges. investigators said it was a politically-motivated hate incident with the suspect having ties to anti-taiwanese groups backed by china. taiwan's president condemned the shooting. >>> officer identified the suspect in a san jose shooting. the suspect is jessica garrison. a woman and man were shot yesterday. the woman is in the hospital and the man was pronounced dead at the scene.

cbs' michael george joins us with the latest details and new video. l. >> reporter: adriana good evening. casey white and vicky white have eluded authorities for nine days and now authorities are revealing more information about what they call their jailhouse romance and their escape plan which seemingly has been in the works for months. capital murder suspect casey white and guard vicky white still on the run as officials conduct a multi-state manh had latest lead this ford edge, abandoned in an alabama neighborhood. inside, jail keys and handcuffs. released these videos of the two, who are not related, casey white's white supremacist tattoos and what vicky would look like if she darkened her hair. vicky white claimed she was taking casey white to the courthouse for a meant health evaluation but there was no evaluation. >> this was a very well thought out plan. >> reporter: before, officials thought vicky white withdrew 90,000 and filed for retirement. >> we're going to find you, hopefully we find you safe. >> reporter: and the two are considered arme

michael george has more. >> reporter: there is a lot of finger pointing about who's to blame for the high gasoline prices. republicans blame the biden administration. repr democrats say the oil companies are price gouging. it's more complex. along with the spiking prices at the pump, refineries and oil companies profits have spiked, too. in the first three months of the year chevron's profits rose 33% over the last three months of 2021. shell jumped 42%. connick could he phillips is up 43% and british petroleum's profits soared 51%. >> oil companies are making a lot of money by going along for the ride. they're selling their oil at the market price. >> reporter: the professor points out oil and gas production is caught in a tangled mess compounded by the fact there are 2% more vehicles on the road than there were before the pandemic. >> most of the increase has come from crude oil prices going up and that's because world demand has been coming back quite strongly from the pandemic. supply hasn't caught up. even before russia attacked ukraine we were seeing the production of oil laggi

michael george has more. >> reporter: not a day goes by that susan williams doesn't mourn for his son gun violence. >> got a front row seat to an amazing kid for 20 years. but the sorrow and the grief is so big because he's left such a void. >> reporter: the 20-year-old film student from indiana flew to brooklyn with friends in 2020 where he was shot and killed. police believe he was the mistaken target in a gang shooting. the killer was never caught. >> just too many guns, and they're too easy to access. >> reporter: a new cdc report shows gun violence is skyrocketing in america. homicides from guns rose 35% from 2019 to 2020. the largest increase in gun violence victims, young black men, low-income communities are impacted the most. >> the stressors of covid, both economic stressors and emotional stressors, certainly put a lot of additional stress on people's lives and have manifested in increases in particular on gun homicides. >> reporter: the new cdc study looked at firearm suicide rates and found they remained historically high in 2020 with increases in rural areas. the cdc is p

michael george, cbs news. >>> breaking overnight, north korea launched what appears to be a ballistic missile toward the sea off the east coast. that's according to south korea and japan. this is the 14th round of north korean weapons tests this year. it comes days after its leader, kim jong-un, vowed to develop his nuclear arsenal at the fastest possible pace. he also threatened to use nukes if the country's national interests are threatened. >>> cbs news is projecting that bestselling author j.d. vance has won ohio's republican senate primary after he received the endorsement of former president trump. vance, a former trump critic who said later that he was wrong, was behind in the polls until the former president backed him less than three weeks ago. most of the other six republicans vying for the nomination also sought trump's endorsement. vance will face ten-term democratic congressman tim ryan in the november election to replace retiring republican senator rob portman. >>> and now to the latest in the war in ukraine. russian forces began storming a steel plant in mariupol just a

michael george has the very latest. >> reporter: capital murder suspect casey white and former prison guard vicky white still on the run as u.s. marshals conduct a multistate manhunt. new video shows vicky white checking out of a hotel a few hours before she allegedly aided in the jail break. the latest lead, this ford edge abandoned in a rural tennessee neighborhood. inside jail keys and handcuffs. marshals released these photos of the two who are not related, showing the 6'9" casey white's white supremacist tattoos s and what vicky white would look like if she darkened her hair. this shows the pair leaving the alabama jail in a patrol car april 29. vicky white claimed she was taking casey white to the courthouse for a mental health evaluation. but there was no evaluation. >> this was a very well thought out plan. >> reporter: before the jailbreak, officials believe vicky white bought an ar-15 and a shotgun, sold her house, withdrew $90,000, and filed for retirement. >> we're going to find you. hopefully we find you safe. >> reporter: the two are considered armed and dangerous. there

michael george, cbs news, new york. >>> coming up only on "cbs mornings," the fentanyl crisis.look at the latest technology being used by the federal government in the battle against drug smugglers. >>> grammy-winning singer irma thomas talks about her career and return to jazz fest in new orleans. >>> and queen latifah visits the studio to talk about starring in and executive producing the hit cbs series "the equalizer." >>> that is the "cbs morning news" for this thursday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. ♪ ♪

michael george, cbs news, new york. >>> today, the u.s. senate approved billions of dollars in new aid to ukraine in response to russia's invasion. meanwhile, president biden hosted the leaders of finland and sweden to talk about their applications to nato. natalie brand has the latest from the white house. >> reporter: president biden called it a momentous day, telling the leaders of finland and sweden they have the full backing of the u.s. a day after the countries applied for nato membership. >> having two new nato members in the high north will enhance the security of our alliance and deepen our security cooperation across the board. >> reporter: finland, which shares an 800-mile-long border with russia, and sweden, have historically remained neutral. but public sentiment in the countries has changed following russia's invasion of ukraine. >> after 200 years of military nonalignment, sweden has chosen a new path. >> reporter: joining the defense alliance requires unanimous approval from current members, but turkey has voiced opposition

michael george, cbs news at yankee stadium in the bronx. >>> a passenger aboard a flight that landedchicago made a dangerous exit. >> now he is in trouble with the law. the passenger reportedly said, forgiveness, and opened the emergency eggs, and walked down the wing of a commercial plane. he was confronted by police on the tarmac and arrested. you expect your car to be safe while inside a parking garage, but that was not the case in ohio. the roof of a parking garage partially collapsed. look at that. that is on top of a white sedan. the issue was a rogan sprinkler system. this cell phone cyst shows the ugly scene. no one was injured. >>> the oakland animal shelter is absolutely overwhelmed right now with large dogs. it may be just the latest unfortunate side effect of the pandemic. >> reporter: the oakland animal shelter is desperate. they are bursting at the seams. >> every single document we have is full. we have over 100 great dogs that are available for adoption and they are just not getting adopted quickly enough. we have more dogs coming in every day then are going out. >> r

buffalo, new york, michael george. ryan, back to you. >> thank you very much, michael george reporting live in buffalo. >>> the man accused of a shooting inside an orange county church appeared in court today. david chou has been charged with five felony count, including one count of first-degree murder and five counts of attempted murder. investigators say chou traveled from las vegas to carry out his attack. that left one person dead and injured another. >> the lying in wait with the personal use of a firearm makes this case alone without more life without the possibility of parole, assuming we can prove all the charges. >> the judge has grid to not give bail to chou. the judge also grid to continue his arraignment until next month. >>> to the war in ukraine, where the battle for mariupol appears to be over. russia appears to hold the entire port city. new video released appears to show wounded ukrainian troops being carried from the steel plant on stretchers. others were bussed to russian-controlled areas where mosc

cbs news michael george has more. >> reporter: sarah, tonight we are seeing so much grief in this buffalo community as people come together to remember the victims. but we're also seeing anger. a lot of people feel some red flags were missed with the accused shooter, and they also feel that the nation isn't doing nearly enough to address white supremacy and gun control. fbi agents are collecting and documenting evidence from this weekend's mass shooting at the tops supermarket in buffalo. officials say the suspected gunman had plans to continue his deadly rampage. >> and if not for the quick response of the buffalo police department, he certainly would have killed more people in this immediate area. >> reporter: investigators say the 18-year-old specifically targeted the store because he wanted to kill as many black people as possible. over the weekend, he pleaded not guilty to first-degree murder. ruth whitfield was one of the lives lost. she stopped at the store after visiting her husband of 68 years at a nursing home. family members were overcome by grief at a news conference. >> but w

michael george, cbs news, new york. >>> mow derno is out with new information that showed the vaccine did well with kids. no serious adverse effects were reported for kids 6-11. moderna and pfizer are seeking approval to give vaccines to children as young as 6 months old. >> we want to introduce you to the newest member of our kpix team. >> our newest meteorologist jessica birch is with us. so good to have you. >> we're seeing partly cloudy skies. things are changing e ing as we into the weekend. >>> and twitter with new changes. details on another company shakeup as the elon ♪ ♪ 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 as the first hormonal based therapy. ibrance plus letrozole significantly delayed disease progression versus letrozole. ibrance may cause low white blood cell counts that may lead to serious infections. ibrance may cause severe inflammation of the lungs. both of these can lead to death. tell your doct

michael george, cbs news, new york. >>> president biden is headed to asia for visits to south korea and japan, but first he met with leaders of finland and sweden, both concerned about russian aggression. natalie brand has more details from the white house. >> reporter: president biden welcomed the prime minister of sweden and the president of finland to the rose garden one day after the countries applied for nato membership. >> they meet every nato requirement and then some. and having two new nato members in the high north will enhance the security of our alliance and deepen our security operation across the boarder. >> reporter: sweden and finland, sharing an 800-mile border with russia, are both seeking to join the alliance because of russia's invasion of ukraine. >> that was a watershed moment for sweden. my government has come to the conclusion that the security of the swedish people will be best protected within the nato alliance. >> reporter: the countries are seeking fast-track approval, but turkey's president repeated his opposition today, joining nato takes unanimous approval

michael george, cbs news, buffalo, new york. >> so let's talk about those other potential and possible threats. cbs news has learned that investigators are looking at other targets that that suspect considered. we're talking about places like elementary schools, grocery stores and predominantly black communities in and aroundhisiti community out of new jersey. >>> it wasn't your typical hearing in washington today. >> are ufos real? that is the question our pentagon task force is aiming to answer. i'm debra althorn. >>> eight to 1 >>> we now know an arrest has been made in a deadly shooting near san jose state. officers identify the suspect as jessica garrison. she was booked into the santa clara jail for homicide. the arrest comes one day after garrison said that she and her boyfriend had been shot on tenth street downtown. the man was pronounced dead at the scene. garrison was taken to the hospital and later into police custody. >> the victim who had a grazing wound was, in fact, a suspect, and that suspect was taken into custody last night and booked at santa clara county main jail.

. >> reporter: michael george, cbs news, yankee stadium . >> by the way, he is named after derek jeter. >>> still to come on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, one man's valuable find . >>> we have a lot of news coming up. new fences around the supreme court and the concerns about the safety of the justices and their interview was secretary hillary clinton. warning about the dark and dangerous ruling and who the courts could target next. >>> the latest on your money and what caused the market >>> we know you are talking about it. how the interest rate hike is affecting people looking to buy a home. >>> a signature dish for cinco de mayo and we will take you to a restaurant coming up at 5:00. >>> a big find at a state park in arkansas. a man found a diamond about the size of a pinto bean and he already bought a car. >> give me the car. that is it for "kpix 5 news at 3:00 p.m." the bs evening fanduel and draftkings, two out of state corporations making big promises to californians. what's the real math o nde out oftate corporations permanently. only eight and a half cents is left for

. >> i'm michael george with the extreme weather from coast to coast. >> diaz: also tonight, special delivery, the u.s. military is enlisted today flying the first pallettes of baby formula from germany to the u.s. president biden visits allies in asia, with china flexing and north korea lurking. i'm nancy cordes in south korea. ashi

. >> reporter: i'm michael george on wall street.s take a dive, ramping up fear over the economy. ho

cbs reporter michael george explains why investigators are calling it a hate crime. >> reporter: buffalobody armor as he carried out the shooting. >> we have suffered a mass shooting with several casualties and multiple people injured. this is the worst nightmare that any community can face. and we are hurting, and we are seething right now as a community. >> reporter: authorities say the 18-year-old suspect was quickly taken into custody after carrying out the nation's latest mass shooting. >> i saw him doing this, and i'm like, i don't got a phone on me, i'm like somebody -- i'm skr screaming, somebody call the police. >> reporter: he was questioned late saturday and later arraigned and charged with first degree murder. >> the shooter traveled hours from outside this community to perpetrate this crime on the people of buffalo. >> reporter: people say the suspected shooter drove many miles across the state before the attack in a predominantly black neighborhood. a law enforcement force tells cbs news he was yelling racial slurs during the shooting spree. >> this was pure evil. it was st

here is michael george. >> reporter: she is taking her first vacation since the pandemic started. north carolina to see the sights in new york city. >> it feels good to get out and walk and be around people. >> reporter: what does not feel good is the price tag, from the flights to the hotel rooms. how do you feel about the higher cost of traveling? >> it sucks. but if you want to get out, you have to do it. >> reporter: americans are getting hit with vacation sticker shock. the average price was up 39% from last year. and hotel rates are $160 a night. 20% higher than a year ago. >> we found that about 6 in 10 americans are planning summer vacations. but, almost 70% of them are making some changes because of inflation. >> ted is wp bank rate, a new survey shows the most common changes include traveling a shorter distance, engaging in cheaper activities and booking less expensive comme accommodat which is what she chose to do. >> we went to florida, and it was too expensive so we went to texas that was cheaper. >> reporter: many will camp or go to a national park and 28% of those s

but to a larger community, especially since especially since michael brown and george floyd and black lives matter. this is something that that there's a reckoning has yet to be felt between these communities and the going going forward. i mean, you know, the d that's bit about this. and i love the part pride parade. i love to be in when i was a member. the board of it is. it is. i think one of the great job events of solidarity in diversity. but you see in this country, there's no one has it's interesting. it's important to the sting known as the 9 their right to to be in the parade. it's just the right to wear the uniform. and that's that's a distinction that people are going to be debating between now and chopper. 8. and we're going to see more and more coverage about this because it's going to get delineated as discrimination against the police. that's not what this is about. but it's going to be drawn that way. it's going to be it's going to amplified by right wing rhetoric, especially as we draw toward the midterm elections. is there a political advantage or disadvantage for may

because there's secrets that they had a washer and the name, the boy scouts of america, george michael johnson, was the director of youth protection at the boy scouts of america for more than a decade. if you look at it, the national headquarters professional talking about the very top, their interest align more with perpetrator scoutmasters than they do with the victims and survivors. and these lawsuits the boy scouts have said that when they keep the information in their files confidential, it is to protect the privacy of victims. witnesses and the falsely accused. the problem when any institution has that power or ability to investigate its own and maintain records on its own, tell me the institution where there has worked up to help victims of sexual abuse, secrecy surrounding the and eligible volunteer falls benefits, no one except for the perpetrator. and those like the boy scouts of america that has interests, probably financial interests, civil interests, and that information not getting out. it was a machine that reinforced the code of secrecy, the code of silence. and that wa

. >> michael? >>> george, thank you. will carry on her legacy. amy is in london at buckingham palace to tell us all about it. good morning, again, amy. >> reporter: hey, yeah, good morning, again, michael. queen elizabeth is known for her pragmatic and fierce presence, not just as the leader of the united kingdom and commonwealth but also as the leader of the royal family. and as we prepare to celebrate her platinum jubilee all eyes are now on the next generation and how they will lead this monarchy. queen elizabeth, 70 years of being the nation's matriarch leading both family and firm. >> that's an incredible example to me to have to follow her leadership, her duty, her sacrifice, all these things and her selflessness and love of country shine through. >> reporter: shoring up the monarchy for the next generation she kicked it off with a request camilla be called queen when prince charles is king, and prince william and his family. >> every generation has their own style and they would still look to the way she did thing

going to last, the white house simply couldn't say when this crisis, george, is going to actually end. >> mary bruce, thanks. michaelf the syndrome. dr. ashton is here and, doc, good morning to you. please tell us about the very, very important study. >> so, michael, this is being called potentially a breakthrough in understanding the cause of sudden infant death syndrome, small study published in "lancet," identified a biomarker that is a substance found in blood samples of babies who had died from sids. this enzyme is known as bche and it is thought to be involved in brain arousal pathways so the drive to take a breath that is necessary that may be deficient in babies who die from sids so potentially this would represent a target for intervention if you could screen babies, you found they had a low enzyme level, potentially you could improve that. but, again, just preliminary research at this point. >> so, is there anything a parent can do now to reduce it? >> and this campaign on the part of pediatricians has been very, very successful, awareness, it's been out for some time now. we call it back to sleep, so you

george. >>> michael. >> thank you, george. now to wall street. set to open shortly after the new jobs report will be released following the worst day for investors in almost two years. chief business correspondent rebecca jarvis is at the new york stock exchange. good morning, rebecca. >> reporter: good morning, michael. the sell-off continues this morning with stocks opening lower following the april jobs report, showing 428,000 jobs were created for the month. unemployment constant at 3.6%. wages over the last 12 months up 5.5%. but that is only part of the story. the other part is historic inflation. prices climbing 8.5% over the last year. that means prices are moving up faster than wages are. wall street is aware the federal reserve is on a course of action now intended to try to bring the prices under control. that course of action will mean the economy slows down. the question is will it mean there is a recession? some believe that that could be out in the future. it's something that wall street has contended with now for the last handful

george? >> month after month, thanks very much. michael?o the growing manhunt for that alabama murder suspect who vanished along with a corrections officer last week. officials now issuing an arrest warrant for the officer, accusing her of helping him escape. eva pilgrim has the latest. >> reporter: this morning, a nationwide manhunt under way for an alabama corrections officer and a capital murder suspect now on the run for four days. >> we consider both of them dangerous and in all probability both individuals are armed. >> reporter: overnight authorities releasing this wanted poster and a warrant for the arrest of vicki white, a 17-year corrections department veteran now facing charges for helping an inmate escape. vicki, a jail supervisor, left the detention center friday with inmate casey white for a court appearance that authorities now say did not exist. >> we know she participated. you know, now, whether she did that willingly or if she was coerced, threatened somehow to participate in this escape, not really sure. >> reporter: acco

michael. >> reporter: hey, good morning, george. much about climate change. i had a chance to take to the water to go see the puffins and i got to say, the seas are a little rough. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: curious, clever and cute. no surprise puffins are beloved in iceland. nearly half of the world's puffins call this home. >> this is the stronghold in iceland. it's actually the most common bird in iceland, 2.5 million pairs. >> reporter: nicknamed the parrots of the sea, puffins have fallen victim to the ever increasing threat of climate change resulting in a lower number of offspring. so i'm here ready to see the brilliant birds but first i have to get suited up. let me test my balance. we're headg ce called akurst. >> let's do it. >> reporter: this is is a researcher and leading expert who has been studies puffins for over 30 years. >> welcome aboard. ready to go? >> let's do it. >> reporter: megan is our captain and expert puffin locater. we speed off into the waters. yeah! and soon we're among a colony of puffins. >> they're monogamou

okay, michael, thanks. >>> let's go to ginger. >> george,thank you.it's right along the state line of vermont so west central new hampshire. and that was from the storms that came through about 48 hours ago. now we've got a new set of storms and the first one encompasses most of kentucky. so bowling green to lexington, damaging winds happening this afternoon and tonight and then the next front comes through and there are two pockets. thursday it's minneapolis, green bay to des moines, friday, anyone in the lower peninsula of michigan and even springfield, miss drew: drew: it is a warm to hot day, 80's and 90's away from the coast. we expect wins over 25 mph. our marine layer is absent overnight, so clear skies and mild, 50's and 60's. it is a hot day for a lot of us, gusty with >>> always time for some "pop >>> always time for some "pop news" with lara. >> let's do it. good morning, everybody. we're going to begin with tv news for fans of "yellowstone" and i know there are so many who love the western starring kevin costner. the "yellowstone" universe

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michael? >> thank you, george. >>> now we're going to turn to the urgent search for a texas yoga instructor accusedhad a brief relationship with while the couple was on a break. the murder victim was a top star in professional cycling and amy is here now with more. good morning, amy. >> hey, michael, good morning. police say the suspect found out about the relationship back in january, but they believe she flew into a rage after she learned the former couple secretly met up to go for a swim and police say that led to murder. this morning, an urgent manhunt for 35-year-old yoga instructor kaitlin armstrong who police say vanished days before being charged with the murder of the professional cyclist moriah wilson. >> she knew she was wanted for this. she probably had a five-day head start. >> reporter: according to court documents, armstrong's boyfriend colin strickland told police he was briefly in a relationship with wilson last year. investigators say the pair both pro cyclists met up at 6:00 p.m. on may 11th after wilson arrived in town for a race. police say they went swimming together and had d

michael? >> definitely a difference, thank you so much, trevor. george?iolent attack on comedian dave chappelle during a performance at the hollywood bowl. we're learning more about the attackers. new video shows him climbing the stage and kaylee hartung has the latest. good morning, kaylee. >> reporter: hey, good morning, george. nearly as fast as the attacker rushed the stage at the hollywood bowl he was taken down by security. now, we don't know how he pulled this off or why he did it, but we could soon learn more as he's headed to court this morning. this morning, 23-year-old isaiah lee, identified as the man seen here tackling comedian dave chappelle in the middle of his tuesday night set at the hollywood bowl. >> suspect is armed with a gun and a knife. >> reporter: lee taken into custody and held for a felony assault with a deadly weapon.o his replica handgun containing a knife blade. >> ladies and gentlemen, make some noise for hip-hop history. >> reporter: video obtained by tmz capturing the moment the suspect climbed on stage. >> it was surreal.

george saying earlier to, this caused michael for early, the chief u.s.p morgan, to lower his growth forecast. he says that growth has to flow, this has been what the fed has said, the fed will does what it takes to make sure that happens there is a narrative, that is what we are seeing in the market. the fed needs to break things, inflation and control, things are subsequently breaking. joining us now, longtail founder and cio with three decades of experience in the market. is this what we are seeing? close i think we have talked about this for six months. i call it self-inflicted wounds. they went too far in terms of easing, now they have to reverse. they were buying assets a couple of months ago, liquidity is absolutely her and us. it tells me that markets are breaking. it has been the fact for a long time. guy: does the market break? an interesting piece on the bloomberg, you are looking at the possibility for the market concern. liquidity is a key factor. when it dries up, it dries up quickly. is that something we should be concerned about? are you s

. >> like the families of george floyd, ahmaud arbery, breonna taylor, michael brown, and hundreds of other young african americans whose names are being chanted in protest nationwide, malcolm scotts, wants his story told. >> because if we do not know it exists, how can we do anything about it? >> his story, starts like so many other black lives, that have struggled to matter. raised in poverty, under the watchful suspicious eye of the police. and destined to a life of run-ins with the law. but at its heart, it is a story about two brothers, malcolm and cory, and a bond that could not be broken. not even in the face of an imaginable odds. what was it like, growing up in tulsa? >> you felt like you are always home. familiar faces always around. you >> large family, very upstanding. >> 12 brothers and sisters. >> 12? >> yeah, it was crowded. i was very big into sports. me getting to a football in my hand, was life. >> malcolm caught the football bug, from cory. who was his older half brother, and best friend. >> we have a beautiful relationship. my mama would tell, me he is crazy about

had lebron james and michael jordan in town with the williams sisters, george lucas, will.i.am.end. for those that paid it hasn't come cheap. tickets starting at $750. this has been seen as a landmark weekend for formula 1. the arrival of the second u.s. race alongside austin with will have willlas vegas joining the y next week. and while they may not gotten the beachfront location they built a fake marina with super yachts where fans could watch. in terms of the interest it is a perfect storm. interest combined with the netflix series "drive to survive" opening up formula to a new u.s. audience. lewis hamilton said at last the sport joined the american conscience. with all the focus the teams and the drivers have wanted to put on a show and they did just that. the world champion taking the victory ahead of the title rival. the pair going toe to toe throughout the 57 laps. this had been billed as formula 1's super bowl. it was a heavyweight battle fitting of the nfl home at the miami dolphins. pamela? >> thank you so much. >>> hate crimes against poom of asian descent have surge

michael dukakis, 1998, lost eight points by george w. bush. nobody's idea of a populist figure, andrew jackson or, franklin roosevelt. pretty awkward guy. he won west virginia by ten points. it was called right away, i remember. why? and now -- you know, election night, it's called for republicans and for donald trump, he won by 45% is point both times. why? the union used to educate people, not just in the coal mine union, but outside the union to and west virginia to vote for democrats. why did you vote for democrats? and now it's like a fifth of its former size. that makes a big difference. >> you discuss the organizational abilities of the party, and how they created those in your book. in your book, what it took to win, the history of the democratic party. michael kazin, this has been fun. you're always welcome on the podcast. >> thank, you i enjoyed. it >> since your local, we now can have you come in in studio. >> i could be a weekly guest! >> those who belong podcasts! >> congrats on your book, thanks for coming here. thank you everyon

we've had lebron weekend and michael jordan in town alongside the likes of the williams sisters, george list goes on and on. an estimated 300,000 people have been here over the course of the weekend. for those who have paid, it hasn't come cheap. tickets in the grandstand starting at $750. this though has been seen as a landmark weekend for formula 1, the arrival of the second u.s. race on the calendar alongside with las vegas joining the party. one where the sports owners, liberty media really wanted to introduce when they took over in 2017. well, they might not have got the beach front location they were hoping for because of opposition from the locals, they did build a fake marina complete with super yachts where fans could watch the the events unfold. iners of the interest, it's been the perfect storm really, the general growth inning. along with the -- it's opened up formula 1 to a whole new audience and at least they feels the sport has joined the american conscience and with all the focus, the teams and the drivers have really wanted to put on a show, and they did just that. the

we will also hear from kennedy's national security adviser, michael tailor the chairman of the joints chiefs, and george ball who is the number two at the state department. we will hear three excerpts in this clip. the first two are from a morning meeting when kennedy in just a couple of aides are meeting with taylor and mcnamara. the last segment, the third excerpt, you will hear the difference in the quality of the tape itself, that comes from an evening session of the national security council when they are debating what they say to the public about this. should they announced that they will get the united states out by the end of 65? it is a fascinating four minutes or so of conversation, listen to mcnamara the quality of his voice. this is a man who later embraced the notion that vietnam was mcnamara's war. kennedy, mcnamara, taylor, from october of 63. [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] >> so that withdrawal actually did go in december of 19. of course, i

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we're almost two years removed from the murder of george floyd, almost eight years from the murder of michaelwn in ferguson. we are 30 years removed from the beating of rodney king, which is where a lot of us saw that happening on tape for the first time. we are 30 years removed from that l.a. uprising. so we've had the videotapes for a long time. we've had the police violence for as long as black people have been in america. and in 2015 when i sat on president obama's 21st century policing task force, back then we were talking about issues of body cameras. back then we were talking about issues of training and how police are held accountable. guess what? communities came along several years ago and said we're willing to give politicians and political leaders the opportunity to try these things. they then tried and they're not working. so, frankly, when republicans and democrats come and say we're finally ready to try those reforms, it's far too little too late. communities are saying very, very clearly that a fundamental transportation of the system of public safety has to happen and nothing

for democrats, you know michael dukakis 1988 who lost by eight points to george w bush. nobody's idea of a populist, you know figure of andrew jackson or franklin roosevelt either pretty awkward guy. he won west virginia by 10 points. it was called right away. i never got your election night. why and then now, you know election night. it's called for republicans. and for donald trump. he went by 45 percentage points both times. why because the union united mine workers used to educate people not just the coal mine union, but outside the union too, west virginia to vote for democrats. and why did she vote for democrats? and now the united mine workers is like a fifth of its former size that makes a big difference you discussed the organizational abilities of the party how they created those quite a bit in your book what it took to win a history of the democratic party. michael kazen this has been fun. you are always welcome on the podcast. thank you jordan, since you're you're in local, you know now now we can have you come in in studio now, you know unless i could be a w

george ribbons for the no less long-awaited holiday of victory day and kherson from there, reportage michaelronik. for the first time here in kherson, on the alley of glory, the procession of the immortal regiment is going on for the first time in 8 years, the eternal flame is lit. and people can go out into the street with any banners and symbols of the great victory, just like all over the world people go with portraits of the winners every life story is full of struggle, my grandfather nikulina is that fedorovich, i can’t have two funerals for him killed in october forty- one and the second funeral went missing in july 1944 at his grandmother's. 4 years beat, the germans, being already killed emotions overwhelm kherson. and now here people are not shy to show them russia is my homeland. here it is my homeland here and i knew that it would be here, that the fourteenth year would pass. over there, the inhabitants of kherson hunt tell how the last 8 years have been secretly celebrating victory day in the 14th year. we tried to go out on victory day with red flags with st. george ribbons. wel

michael allen is a former special assistant to george w.and former senior director for counter proliferation strategy at the national security council. thank you for talking to us. we heard blinken there talking about the world's opposition to russia's invasion of ukraine but what he talks about is a larger threat, a larger long-term threat and that is the threat of china. what's our position? what should our position be? what should the biden administration's position be on tackling that threat in the future? >> thanks so much for having me. secretary blinken laid out a strategy yesterday that the united states should invest and align with its allies and compete with china. i thought it was a rather soft speech given the stakes. i thought it should have been more about how to blunt and confront china. one, china has doubled the size of their military over the last 10 years. i would have liked to have heard more about what the united states' strategy is to deter china in asia. and i would like to hear more about how american jobs are affect

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george? >> rebecca jarvis, thanks very much. michael? >>> all right, going to turn to the nba playoffs. grizzlies superstar ja morant helping his team overtake steph curry and the warriors. morant had 47 points. >> what? >> including the team's final 15. now that's playing some ball. >> uh-huh. >> he tied his own playoff career high. the series is now tied 1-1. the grizzlies coach said morant is built for these moments and morant commented on what he thought his thought process is in those late game situations. he said it's simply go get a bucket. >> pretty simple. >> sounds simple as we sit here but not so simple on the court. >>> coming up on "gma" dave chapelle attacked overnight while performing on stage at the hollywood bowl. we'll tell you what we know this morning. >>> surveillance video showing a murder suspect and corrections officer leaving an alabama jail together. the sheriff in charge of the manhunt is going to join us live. >>> first, good morning, ginger. >> good morning. pittsburgh was in the risk area yesterday. it is verified with cars smashed, trees down, 60-mile-per-