and so, he called michael george's mother as has alibi witness, to tell the jury that michael arrivedfor a while. >> this is george then testify took her two grand daughters to the school playground. >> now, when you got back, did you observe michael at all? >> yeah. >> where was he? >> he was on the couch, sleeping. >> now, it would be up to the jurors to decide whether they believe michael george's mother, or the witness who said michael george answered his phone call. decision day, march 17, 2008. michael george prayed quietly to himself. his freedom, his family, the life he'd enjoyed in pennsylvania were at risk for ever. a murder conviction meant mandatory life, no possibility of parole. >> all right, all rise for the jury, please. >> the jury of eight women, four men, fouled nervously as one juror explained. >> my hands were sweating, and i took a look at michael george, and i saw his family. i was numb and scared the same time. >> my brother tells me, your heart is beating fast. i said, yeah it is. i mean, this is it. >> coming up -- the verdict. >> number one, first degree mur

>> i'm michael george with the reason why and when consumers may get some relief. >>> a mega jackpot winner in maine, one ticket sold here claims it all. >>> explaining the unexplained, a new pentagon report shows hundreds more ufo sightings. >>> and later, we settle up to explore the yellowstone effect, tv cowboys inspiring real life cutters, a sport from the wild west. >> there you go. >>> this is the "cbs weekend n news" from chicago with adriana diaz. >> good evening, we begin tonight with the growing political firestorm over president joe biden's handling of classified information, and today a new disclosure. more classified papers were discovered at mr. biden's delaware home from his time as vice president. so far we know of roughly 20 classified records that have been uncovered in two locations. this week's revelations first reported by cbs news come as the president approaches a difficult re-election bid and as the white house struggles to contain the damage. cbs's christina ruffini tonight at the white house has the latest. christina. >> reporter: good evening, adriana, you

. >> i'm michael george with details on how sideline safety damar hamlin will join his team in spirit. >>> plus, celebrating orthodox christmas in ukraine. no cease-fire, but new american firepower heads to the front lines. >> i'm ian lee in kyiv with ukraine being promised heavy weapons that the pentagon says can change the battlefield. >>> "weekend journal," a minnesota cancer survivor pays it back by sharing her hair. >> wow! >>> and later, double duty on capitol hill. the four-day stalemate complicated lives and child care. >> challenging, but it's been fun. >> announcer: this is the "cbs weekend news" from chicago with adriana diaz. >>> good evening. it took 15 ballots and heated moments, but tonight congress finally has a new house speaker. kevin mccarthy won early this morning, putting an end to days of raucous debate and a historic standoff with emboldened hard-line republicans. the gop's strife playing out for all to see and ending with arm twisting, flaring tempers and phone calls from former president donald trump. cbs' christina ruffini leads us off with what happened and

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michael george has more. >> reporter: alec baldwin's lawyer said they will fight and they will win after the santa fe district attorney announced involuntary manslaughter charges against the actor for the 2021 shooting death of cinematographer helena hutchins on the set of the western film rest. >> what we are talking about is not an intentional killing. we are talking about a potentially lawful act. that you engage in but you are criminally negligent. >> reporter: movie armorer hannah gutierrez reed will be charged. the district attorney released a statement saying if any one of these three people baldwin gutierrez reed or assistant director david hall's had done their job helena hutchins will be alive today. it is that simple. the evidence clearly shows a pattern of criminal disregard for safety on the rest film set. prosecutors reached a plea deal with hall's for negligence use of a deadly weapon. >> this is both surprising and not. a number of criminal defense attorneys were saying not only is there a lack of intent here but we are not sure that we see that level of criminal negligen

michael george, cbs news, new york. >>> today is a day off, that is good. we could use a break in the rain because here is the next one. looking ahead at 2:30 in the afternoon today. we see the leading edge of rain off the far west coast. by the time we get to saturday morning that storm has been pushed back in the bay area. and it will bring more widespread rain through the morning. and then again in the afternoon. it will come through two waves. you could actually call it three waves because as we get to midnight going into sunday more rain will show up and come through. and then we will get a little break. by the time we get to sunday afternoon we are probably in a clearing. of course you can see what is coming, late sunday night going into monday, the next storm is approaching. we will look at that in more detail in a second. first, if we look at the weekend rain, how much weon satals will add up to abou inches, about 1 1/2 inches for nohbay. comes the next system, this one then arrives in with her atmospheric river right there. that is monday through t

. >> michael george takes a look. >> this electric vehicle can avoid any traffic jam. a flying car that troubles up to 250 miles on a single charge. this is the company's working prototype with plans to start selling them in 2026. bmw is showing off a new concept car that talks. the vehicle is called d, which stands for digital emotional experience, which not only interacts with the owner but changes colors. thanks to a special coating. no word on when or if it will go on sale. rollers can also drive themselves. this one has ai and sensors to avoid objects and stop on its own if it gets too far away. >> after a while, it stops it completely. >> taking a stroll offers an augmented view of the world. these glasses can find a restaurant or shirt translations. l'oreal is raising eyebrows with this high-tech device. users take a picture of their face. the app creates a custom color and the brown magic applies it right on the eyebrow. the company fluent pat is helping your dog talk . pushing a series of buttons, pets can tell owners they want a bone or to go for a walk. >> w

. >> is michael george reports, the anti- msg sentiment may have been built on a myth. >> up his arlington, virginia take-out restaurant, lucky danger, the chef's secret ingredient is not really a secret. >> msg. very little. >> it's a seasoning with a controversial history. many americans grew up hearing it is unhealthy or even dangerous to consume. but now some are challenging this idea. >> every dish has it in there. we actually put it here at the walk station because it is the last component. >> the safety of msg or monosodium glutamate first came into question in 1968 when a doctor wrote a letter to the new england journal of medicine titled chinese restaurant syndrome. >> this was not a published study. it was a letter written by dr. singh, hey, i've noticed when i go to chinese restaurant and eat msg rich foods, i get these symptoms. >> others reported similar symptoms. and msg backlash began. >> the whole idea has some racist undertones, as well. >> some people claim to experience symptoms such as headaches or drowsiness after containing foods with msg. research shows when consumed

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michael george explains the agency wants to provide americans with the most protection while streamliningaccination schedules. >>> and fda advisory panel voted thursday to change to a single vaccine composition rather than different versions for the primary series and booster doses. >> getting these vaccines is not sufficient, we need them to be used. so i voted yes because i think this is a step in the right direction. >> reporter: is a virtual meeting thursday, the committee discussed whether to move to annual boosters, similar to yearly flu shots, to combat the latest strains. health officials say it is possible because most americans that have enough pre-existing immunity. >> most of the general u.s. population has been sufficiently exposed to spiked protein, either due to infection, vaccination, or both, such that a single dose of a covid-19 vaccine would induce or restore vaccine effectiveness. >> reporter: the move to annual shots in the fall as part of an effort to make it easier for americans who now have to keep track of how many shots they've received and how long it been since

. >> i'm michael george with details on how sideline safety damar hamlin will join his team

michael george, cbs news, yonkers, new york. >>> and that's the overnight news for this tuesday. capital, i'm willie james inman. >>is is ws flash killed in another mass shootin in californi hpened in hf moon basouth of sanraco. police say the suspect killed four people on a farm and three more at a nearby business. he is now in custody, and a county official called him a disgruntled worker. >>> the fda wants most americans to get annual covid-19 shots. this comes amid dwindling interest in boosters. fda advisers will meet thursday to discuss a vaccine strategy. >>> and oscar nominations will be announced. this could be a record-breaking year with more sequels than ever before vying for best picture. and marvel could secure its first ever acting nod. >>> for more, download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. york.hanelle kaul, cbs news, n >>> tonight, the new information from here in california on the lunar new year massacre as the death toll grows to at least 11. huntitse tobile e inside. s adam yaguc h surv. nlheard the boom, boom, boom, boom, boom. >> plus our

cbs's michael george joins us with all the details. >> reporter: good evening.ome terrifying moments for workers and customers inside that walmart this week, and now police are praising a walmart employee, heather moore, who they say escaped the active shooter, called 911, then came back to help a gunshot wound victim hide. we want to warn viewers this video is disturbing. officials say the loss of life could have been worse if not for that employee and law enforcement. body cam footage shows armed officers searching aisle by aisle for an active shooter inside a walmart in evansville, indiana. it all started thursday night. investigators say ex-walmart worker 25-year-old ronald mosley intentered a staff break room and shot an employee in the face. officers arrived within minutes of the first 911 call. >> as you can see, officers are running inside the store. they're not waiting, they're not trying to develop a plan, they're running straight into the store. and that is how we train in an active shooter situation. >> reporter: and then -- police say the suspect re

michael george reports. >> reporter: at this arlington, virginia, takeout restaurant, lucky danger, chefredient isn't really a secret. >> msg. it's very little. >> reporter: it's a seasoning with a controversial history. many americans grew up hearing it's unhealthy or even dangerous to consume. but now some, like re challenging that idea. >> i will say i think every dish has it in there. we actually sit it here on the wok station because it is the last component of every dish that goes out. >> reporter: dishes like kung pao chicken and dumplings. ma was born into a family of immigrants with a legacy of chinese cuisine. his parents started bamboo garden in arkansas, and his uncle's restaurant, palma's china's kitchen was featured in a smithsonian exhibit on chinese food in america. >> being a cook or being a chef was very easy for them to fall into and a way for them to make a living. >> reporter: but ma's family never used msg. >> no msg was a badge of honor in a chinese restaurant. there was a lot of stigma, like anti-asian sentiment around that, and the msg just fell into that. >> rep

she appeared on the cover of magazines, including british vogue and george michael's freedom, 90 music video. but she kept a low profile living away from the spotlight in california in 2006 proceed said the golden age of supermodel was o. supermodels was over because celebrities and actresses had taken center stage. and a reminder of our top stories day. russian mercenaries are claiming to have taken full control of the eastern ukrainian town of solar dark. but key of says its troops are holding their positions sold are as seen as the gateway to near by bar mood, which moscow is also besieging, rushing dw news from berlin, christy plaid. then we'll have more about the battle over coal mining and germany. that's with business news next after the break. i'm ami annisa, thanks for your company. with people in trucks injured when trying to flee the city center. more and more refugees are being turned away. families played on the theory for the credit on the administrative.

michael? >>> george, now to the latest on the war in ukraine. russia is making some headway in an offensive in the eastern part of the country as ukrainian troops head to the u.s. to train on the patriot missile system. matt gutman is on the ground in ukraine for us this morning. good morning, matt. >> reporter: hey, good morning, michael. these are the most significant russian gains in months and while it's unclear how strategically important they are, what is unmistakable are the amount of resources both the russians and ukrainians are throwing into this battle. the ferocity of the fighting and the destruction of these towns. this morning, russia nearing a breakthrough. putin's troops making new gains in eastern ukraine after months of defeats. russia claiming it controls the town of soledar, just miles from another strategic city. fighting there in the street. tanks firing point-blank. troops firing blindly. the town a smoldering ruin. field hospitals inundated. some of the wounded treated on the floor. president zelenskyy saying -- [ speakin

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george . yeah, michael . it's george. yeah, michael. it's a documentary.so do going to be able to play what people are. but the question is, when it comes to sexuality, does that mean that gay men are only allowed play gay men? well, that's implication isn't that's the implication, isn't it? where you it? well, that's where you take the rock hudson the logic. and rock hudson played a brilliant straight man all those years . arguable. all those years. it's arguable. i how many people can get i wonder how many people can get that reference . but it's true. that reference. but it's true. i mean, look, if he's caught acting a reason, i think he acting for a reason, i think he should able to play whatever, should be able to play whatever, you know, limits. like you know, within limits. like i can 50 year black can play a 50 year old black woman, could play i could woman, but i could play i could play woman, but i could play i could play a straight man. right you could do very well. i mean, he was ish. mean, you was straight ish. i mean, you unbelievable. nailin

. >> i'm michael, george washington university. i'm surprised there was no citation of lomberg in your book. >> yeah, there are many people that we haven't include in the book. he's one of them. i'm a big fan. i follow his work, it's just that we've been working on natural resources on which i'm not aware bjorn extensively. >> buy his book along with our book. >> he's a great guy and spoken here on several occasions. >> we recognize his contributions, the earlier contributions, the skeptical environmentalist his first book. once again, used facts to be able to challenge the theory at the time and i think it's also important when they were asked, how come you became a-- you know, you're a marxist and you studied under milton freedman and you're a marxist, what changed your mind? and he said, facts. facts. so, facts can be difficult because there's not the emotion associated with facts that sometimes those folks on the other side are able to use, but, i think it's key that we are able to put these facts on the table and look at this

george. >> terry moran, thanks, michael. >>> we turn now to our super bowl countdown. all eyes are on the young quarterbacks this championship weekend. o is patrick mahomes who is just 27 years old. will reeve is here with more. good morning, will. say when it makes me feel old. [ laughter ] anyway, we have four teams left. each with a real shot at winning a super bowl thanks in large part to their quarterbacks. we've got three mvp finalists and a rookie of the year candidate. one of them is going to win the super bowl. they've got to play these games first. this morning, championship weekend is upon us. the afc and nfc championship games just two days away. the winner of each moving on to the super bowl. and this year it's all about the young guns under center. the four quarterbacks all writing their legends in realtime. >> we have the youngest collection of quarterbacks in nfl history vying to make more history. >> reporter: kansas city qb patrick mahomes is the elder statesman of the bunch. he's just 27, and has already won a super bowl and an mvp, and is the likely

michael: esther george, thank you much. chiefs or jaguar's? esther: time in kansas city. think it will be a great lineup and i'm rooting for the chiefs. michael: per final interview as president of the kansas city federal reserve. we will send it back to you. guy: thank you very much indeed, mike mckee and kansas city fed president esther george. we wish her well and thank her for her service. coming up big tech, big cuts. google the latest company to slash the workforce. 12,000 jobs said to go. details to follow. the start up his next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ ose in life - a “why.” maybe it's perfecting that special place that you want to keep in the family or passing down the family business or giving back to the places that inspire you. no matter your purpose, at pnc private bank, we will work with you every step of the way to help you achieve it. so let us focus on the how. just tell us - what's your why? lisa: it is a time for a look at some of the biggest business stories. elon musk could testify as soon as today in the tesla fraud trial internment cisco. shareholders

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michael brown, george floyd, now the family of tyree nichols. we will hear from crump in just a moment. but first, we'll get to the body camera videos which were released today. we do want to warn you, though, they are this video shows the offices officers violently pulling nichols out of his car, yelling at him to get on the ground. nichols does and tells the officers that he didn't do anything after about a minute of being held down. nichols gets up. runs way with one of the officers trying to tase him. police eventually did catch up with him and that's when pepper sprayed him. >> beat him for 3 minutes as witnesses say nichols cried out for his mother. the memphis police director described the police officer actions as heinous, reckless, inhumane and said her department has not been able to confirm claims of reckless driving, which led to that stop. and you're looking at the 5. former officers now facing a string of charges including second-degree murder from left to right a tree us haley, desmond mills junior and matt martin. the 3rd justin

crump has represented the families of trayvon martin, michael brown. george george floyd and now the family of nichols. he talked about the case with kron four's justin campbell. that report coming up tonight at 9 o'clock. >> another big story we're following tonight. a disturbing new video that's been released of the october attack on paul pelosi at his home in the city. the video shows the chilling moments leading up to the suspect, david de pap attacking the 82 year-old with a hammer out following a judge's order. authorities did release body camera video from the officers who responded to the 9-1-1. call at the house of >> former house speaker nancy pelosi and her husband, paul. we are going to play that video, but we want to know that some viewers may find it disturbing. >> doing what's going on there? >> all of this happened back on october. 28, you can see when the door opens pelosi and dip at both seem to have a handle on the hammer. kind of tangled arm in arm when officers confront them to pap takes the hammer away from pelosi swings. it towards pelo

george? >> we will see. okay, rachel, thanks very much. michaelbout the murders of the four college students in idaho. let's go back to kayna whitworth in moscow, with the latest on what one surviving roommate saw and heard that night. good morning, again, kayna. >> reporter: yeah, michael, good morning again to you as well. now, steve goncalves, kaylee's father told me that in the very beginning, he was alerted that potentially someone in the house saw a suspect that night. this affidavit proving that suspicion to be true and authorities saying it was dna evidence left behind at the scene that led them to kohberger. this morning, as bryan kohberger is held without bail in idaho charged with the murder of four college students -- >> do you understand? >> yes. >> reporter: -- a newly released affidavit revealing chilling new details from one of the surviving roommates says she was woken up around 4:00 a.m. that night by what she thought was kaylee playing with her dog upstairs. shortly after she thought she heard kaylee say, there's someone here. t

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you're hearing them chant, something we have heard across the country from "michael brown" to "george floyd" to "freddie gray" "whose streets, our streets." that's what they're chanting. they feel like these are their streets. they're taxpayers too. there's no reason why these five officers should have been involved in taking the life of a resident here in memphis. >> some of the former officers accused in the death of tyre nichols were part of a specialized unit in the memphis police department. there have been youing calls now to dissolve it. >> we are asking chief davis to disband this scorpion unit effective immediately. immediately. >> the intent of the scorpion unit has now been constructed. >> layer we'll hear how the scorpion group works and if there'll be changes to it. >>> ahead, an attack in jer um lum and how they're responding. >> plus, buildings catch on fire as russia puckles town in eastern ukraine. we'll have for you what ukraine is calling fighting around the clock. please stay with us. clean your dishes. if the stains aren't gone, your lasagna is on finish. ( ♪ ) wh

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michael, good morning. all this continues to pile up. congressman georges is already accused of fabricating everything from his education to his background, but this morning he's facing fresh allegations that he used a fake charity to scam a disabled veteran. this morning, a u.s. navy veteran speaking out alleging that new york congressman george santos stole $3,000, money that santos promised would help his dying service dog. >> i had developed pretty bad ptsd. at least two times i went through nasty bouts, weeks' long bouts where she was the reason i'm still here. i had her for ten years. >> reporter: richard osthoff says when his dog sapphire had a tumor a vet tech referred him to a pet charity to raise money for the surgery. the man running the organization, george santos, but not only was santos using a different name to run the group, abc news has reported the charity never even existed. osthoff alleges santos raised $3,000 on gofundme and suddenly stopped responding to his messages, never turning over a penny. his dog passed away a year later. >> i

you're hearing them chant something we have heard across the country from michael brown to george floyd to freddy gray, whose streets? our streets. that is what they're chanting because they feel like these are their streets. they are taxpayers, too, and there is no reason why these five officers should have been involved in taking the life of a resident here in memphis. >>> there is lots to unpack in the police videos released by the city. cnn's legal analysts weighed in on what they saw in the videos and the charges facing the former officers. >> what i see here is no interpersonal communication at all. i see no immediacy of threat that was posed to the officers such that they would respond. i see no proportionality with respect to the force and the hitting, punching, kicking, using everything that they used. you have a duty to act, to intervene and that did not happen and that is problematic, that is troubling, that is criminal. what is being charged here is a second degree murder charge which requires officers to show beyond a reasonable doubt as to each of those individuals individ

we've lost some of the greatest like george michael and others during the holiday season.ese reactions from their parents. with angela bassett's son slater who is 16 years old, his joke went incredibly badly and really struck a nerve for his mother who, as we said, lost chadwick bozeman, her "black panther" co-star to cancer. her son slater took to social media to post an apology. here is a little bit of that. >> i apologize to michael b. jordan's entire family, extended family and him directly as he is an idol of mine. taking part in a trend like this is completely disrespectful. i hope this can be a teaching lesson for anyone who uses social media as a source of entertainment to understand your actions can have consequences that extend beyond. >> the #dlebity death prank has over 200 million views. i read on "newsweek" it could be upward of a billion views. many are wondering if tiktok should step in, should put disclaimers on these videos and maybe tell kids that this is really not a good idea. >> he's 16. it's a good lesson for kids to realize what happens on social me

reporter: you're hearing them chant something that we have heard across the country from michael brown to georgeyd to freddie gray, whose streets? our streets. that is what they're chanting because they feel like these are their streets. they are taxpayers too, and there is no reason why these five officers should have been involved in taking the life of a resident here in memphis. we don't know how long they'll be here, but they are chanting, no justice, no peace, something we have heard for many, many decades here. and honestly, you know, the police are on either side. they have stopped traffic and have been telling people to go around. there was concern from one person, one motorist, that was frustrated, saying if there is a medical emergency, i hope you guys are going to be willing to open this up because you don't want another person to lose their life because of this. for now, it is shut down i-55 at exit 12a. don? >> sara sidner, protests on i-55 right now. the city of memphis pivotal when it comes to the civil rights movement and perhaps pivotal to when it comes to police reform. back wi

. ♪ she appeared on the cover of dozens of fashion magazines inspiring george michael to cast her ineden. >>> southern california will get a break and they're cleaning up from storms and torrential rain. more rain and flooding is cast in northern california. let's get to meteorologist allison chinchar. what do we know about the storm threat in northern california. >> it's a shift, christine. others are not going to be the same case. the focus today becomes right now in northern california and a lot of heavy rain across washington state. this is the general region where we're going to see the bulk of the activity for the day today. it's a much-needed break when you consider how much rain has fallen in the last three weeks. they're picking up six months worth of rain. it's not just rain, it's also the snow. snow pack across the state. 226%. that's fantastic news for skiers. also, it's significant. the snow pack counts for all of california's fresh water that's used on an average year. here's the thing. a little bit of a break for central and southern california as this system pushes in

. >> jimmy: george michael said it best, "you've got to have faith. >> steve: oh yeah.t, he said that too >> steve: i'm going yes on this one. >> jimmy: yeah, of course i'm voting yes on that. >> tariq: i mean, of course. we've all done that. we've all done that. at least you and higgins and i have >> jimmy: yes. >> tariq: for sure but i mean, these guys - >> steve: my back is gone. >> jimmy: you think that they're like -- they're like, a very fit audience >> tariq: yeah, i think they're fit. i think this audience wants what they want, and they're going to get up and they're going to go get the remote [ cheers ] >> jimmy: you're not running for president. i mean, come on. i love the audience more than you do >> steve: i think it's the best audience in the world. >> jimmy: in the world >> steve: that's what i think. [ cheers ] >> steve: new york city audiences. >> jimmy: oh, my gosh. let's see -- let's see the results. oh, no ♪ [ applause ] that's not the winner! the winner is number four right here that is the tweet right there. [ bell dings ] "favorite winter activity

police in the same training environment, the same classroom so that when issues come up like michael brown, like george floyd like alton sterling, you can talk the law enforcement can say to the people and explain why the procedure is the way it is. community members can explain how they feel about how police are victimizing them, and you have them both communicating in a safe environment in an academic environment. the results are tremendous. so in terms of this is revived talks to pass substantial police reforms. you know, we've talked about that for years, but we have not seen really seen that. so you've come up with plans that you teach about? why haven't we seen that in your opinion? you know, that's really a very good question. andre um, i have this training. i've had this training for two years. it does exactly what you hear the protest protesting about about now about reforming police. that's what this does you have heard of no other train police and the community members sit in the same classroom received the same historical analysis the same trust. type of issues and this course that i do tal

he's got michael gallup but mooney ward. great defense. george kittle is loving it. mooney michael celebration on the field very next play. 3rd and 10 here comes sansom eva com. he is sacked. a big defensive stop by the forty-niners. they held back to 206 yards. one touchdown, 2 interceptions. >> forty-niners win 19 to 12. they're moving on to face the eagles in the nfc title game next sunday. what a win. and what a way to go out with a bang in the final game of the season at levi stadium. let's head back out to levi stadium where we're joined by kron 4 sports reporter kate rooney. so kate, the niners head to philly next week. the eagles are a 2 point early favorite, but the niners, obviously hottest team in the nfl. 12 straight wins. something's got to give right. >> well, it's going to be an interesting contest. that's for sure. we knew today would pit 2 of the toughest defenses in the nfl against each other. we knew special teams to be a factor we knew would be the most pressure. brock purdy he's faced in his young nfl career. all of that came true. what we didn't

michael, matthew, jacob and their supervisors, george and amanda. the chiefs of our offices, national security and international narcotics unit. thank you. reporter: for the a.g. or f.b.i. director, whoever would like to address this. a.g. garland: ask the question first and i'll figure it out. reporter: two questions. can any of you elaborate a little bit about how these actors were working at the direction of the iranian regime, given the somewhat direct connections in the last case, and the second question is, in the wake of the mcgonigal case, can any of you address what assessments are being done or being planned to determine whether mr. mcgonigal's actions exposed any internal vulnerabilities? a.g. garland: i'll take a stab at both and then pass on to the director as well. so on the first question, this is now an indicted case, so we're limited to what we can say about it beyond the four corners of the indictment. the indictment charges that individuals in iran tasked mr. omarov, who was living in iran, to carry out this murder for hire conspi

just look at ken paul, michael, some george . now i've got great for george.got great for cannon for my colleague parson george but they are all three or put remain ears and the hope probably is that if we have starmer government then we are going to put on the back burner all the brexit freedom memes, all the brexit freedom memes, all the brexit freedom memes, all the things that we could be doing, take true advantage of brexit, which so far this conservative government has not done. conservative government has not done . and i think that is a very done. and i think that is a very large part of it. but if anybody there is thinking, as a lot of people do, oh, well, you know, maybe they do need a break. a break from conservative government means by definition a labour government . you're going labour government. you're going to have a government that's hock to have a government that's hock to the unions. to have a government that's hock to the unions . you're going to to the unions. you're going to have a government that isn't very clear about what it wants to

george? >> facing so many questions. pierre, thanks very much. michael? since the release of prince harry's memoir, "spare." our foreign correspondent james longman joins us from buckingham palace with more. good morning, james. >> reporter: yeah, good morning, michael. this book has broken all kinds of publishing records. there was so much hype around "spare."lied early by accident in spain, yet they've still managed to sell 1.4 million copies of this book in the uk, in canada and the united states. and that's before we know anything about worldwide sales. it was published in english and 15 other languages. it is the fastest selling nonfiction book that the publisher has ever had. meanwhile, the royal family is out in force for the first time since the book went on sale. king charles has been in scotland visiting a community center and members of his local community near balmoral and will and kate are in liverpool at a hospital and mental health charity. someone did shout a question towards the couple. they didn't answer. no one in the royal family seems

michael. you're ready, i'm ready. cecilia is ready. so is george.kend. the first two on saturday. the seattle seahawks against the san francisco 49ers. l.a. chargers against the jacksonville jaguars. all four quarterbacks in those games making their playoff debuts. michael, sunday, our new york giants are back in the playoffs. >> yes. >> facing the minnesota vikings. then it's the miami dolphins in buffalo against the bills. buffalo will certainly be playing for their teammate damar hamlin and to avenge their early exit in the playoffs last year. then it's bengals/ravens nightcap. no lamar jackson for the ravens then monday night dallas cowboys against tom brady and the tampa bay buccaneers on monday night football. could it be the 45-year-old brady's last game? you never know with him. watch and find out together on espn and here on abc at 8:00 p.m. eastern. huge football weekend coming up. >> i will be parked in front of the tv watching and working, i guess. >> i need will needs to start joining you on sundays. >> that was impressive. >> i think h

just look at ken paul, michael, some george . now i've got great for george.got great for cannon for my colleague parson george but they are all three or put remain ears and the hope probably is that if we have starmer government then we are going to put on the back burner all the brexit freedom memes, all the brexit freedom memes, all the brexit freedom memes, all the things that we could be doing, take true advantage of brexit, which so far this conservative government has not done. conservative government has not done . and i think that is a very done. and i think that is a very large part of it. but if anybody there is thinking, as a lot of people do, oh, well, you know, maybe they do need a break. a break from conservative government means by definition a labour government . you're going labour government. you're going to have a government that's hock to have a government that's hock to the unions. to have a government that's hock to the unions . you're going to to the unions. you're going to have a government that isn't very clear about what it wants to

thank you that two people who are george michael no are stevie wonder friends, whom george michael andbeautiful face, alexandrovich agreed. with you did not look at your beauty. thank you. i want to keep looking. thank you very much for what talent. you come to such canonical works, which it would seem impossible to touch, because it is sacred, but only you and, probably, lyosha can actually sing. this is absolutely in its own way and thank you both for being so amazing so you performed it carefully and with such pietta thanks a lot to the cosmic alexei chumakov show us his lyosha on the build my friends , you just don't know about it. hi all. so this is my normal state. don't worry. i walk around moscow like this, so lyosha such aguzarov. hello lyosha, as if we missed your trolling, because since you trolled us all the way. yes, even in the image of yes, to beat us, apparently. eh, in the form of a goblin, he trolled us. we missed you, and, of course, resanta. what an incredible duet you have. we are happy that on the stage on new year's eve they really sound, and what kind of voices

last very quick question and, quick answer, and we'll take it right here in the back i'm michael schiavo, the georgeshington university. i'm surprised there was no citation to bjorn lomborg in your book, bjorn lomborg yeah. there are many people that we didn't include in in the book bjorn is, one of them. i mean, i'm a big fan. i follow his work. it's just that we've working on natural resources, which i'm not aware. bjorn has written extensively by his book with book, yeah, he's a great guy and spoken here on occasions. so yeah, right. so we recognize his contributions as early contributor as the skeptical skeptical was his first book. great book that once again use facts to be able to challenge the theory at the time and i think it's also very important when thomas sole is asked how come you became a, you know, you're a marxist and you studied under milton friedman and you were marxist, what changed your mind? and he said fact is facts so facts can be difficult because there's not the emotion associated with facts that sometimes those folks on the other side are able to use. but i think it's key t

#i with her sister supermodels, she appeared in the music video for george michael.older is beautiful." tatjana patitz died in california. gail maclellan, bbc news. the sri lankan government is planning big spending cuts, saying it barely has enough money to pay salaries and pensions of public servants. all government departments have been ordered to make a 5% reduction in spending. the international monetary fund has agreed a bail—out loan of nearly $3 dollars, but it wants sri lanka to raise taxes and cut public services. ben chu reports. cheering six months ago in sri lanka, amid sovereign debt default and economic chaos, there was a revolution. a new president has since been installed. an international monetary fund bailout has been agreed. but half a year on, are the lives of ordinary sri lankans actually any better? it is a new day dawning for the country's agricultural sector, on which a quarter of the population depends? sri lankan tea pickers like these earn a day rate of around 1,000 rupees, a little less than three usd. and though inflation in the country

george? >> thanks to andrew dymburt for that. michael?r development in the case of the massachusetts mother who mysteriously disappeared on new year's day. her husband has now been charged with murder. stephanie ramos is outside the courthouse where he is set to appear. good morning, stephanie. >> reporter: michael, good morning. brian walshe will be arraigned here at this courthouse this morning. prosecutors are expected to lay out evidence that led them to charging walshe in his wife's murder. this morning, the husband of missing massachusetts mother of three, ana walshe, is due in court charged with her murder. >> continued investigation has allowed police to obtain an arrest warrant charging brian walshe with the pumurder of his wife. >> reporter: walshe already charged with misleading investigators after ana went missing. he pleaded not guilty. ana reportedly last seen early on new year's day leaving her boston area home for a flight to washington, d.c. after she was reported missing, authorities say an extensive search led them to f

michael gould. what is the state of play on george santos on political today?'s not going anywhere, at least not for right now, he told reporters the same thing that he said in that podcast, he is sticking around until his constituents tell him to leave and he has kevin mccarthy holding his back, he has mccarthy saying it is up to the voters of the new york third congressional district to decide if he should be resigning. and republicans in the past congresses acted more strongly if and when a member gets indicted which is a possibility for mr. santos, he is under investigation by a local d.a. of new york and by the fed, so there is a couple of different ways this can go, but for now, mr. santos heads into the second weekend of this new congress, still a member, and very much intending to keep his job. >> the paper that brought a lot of this to light, all of the fabrications, the lies about who he was and his record, there are some big questions about where the money has come from, all of the funding for the campaign, what do we know right now? >> there is stil