mike burns: we brought him back in.ver): the maintenance man said he didnt buy that hacksaw. and provided an alibi. but by then investigators knew the maintenance man wasnt the only one with keys. because in stephens apartment-- mike burns: we found two keys on his dresser that stood out. keith morrison: mm-hm. mike burns: one of them was a brand-new key. and the other was a key with a georgia bulldog emblem on it. keith morrison (voiceover): they tested the georgia bulldog key. it was a master key to the complex, including the maintenance closet, and that second key-- steve gatlin: was cut to fit her apartment, that was a key to her apartment. keith morrison: to her apartment? steve gatlin: to her apartment. yes. keith morrison (voiceover): a key to laurens apartment, why on earth would stephen have that? they got more search warrants to stephens place and this time found womens underwear. test results proved they were laurens. and then they found this. steve gatlin: we found packaging for that same type of hacksaw in

south carolina's governor has declared a state of emergency, and a statewide burning ban is in effect. >> so, mike was still thinking about that iditarod story. and the announcer, instead of doing play by play, i was wondering if he does. paul by paul. >> very cute. >> okay, it's getting late. can you tell? you know, this morning seems like so long ago. and it rained. do you remember that? over in half an inch of rain in the santa cruz mountains? how about milpitas? now that is impressive. over 3/10 of an inch of rain. redwood city approaching a quarter of an inch. how about la honda? approaching 2/10 of an inch of rain. and anywhere from san francisco through livermore, hayward and dublin. anywhere between a 10th of an inch of rain and about 2/10 of an inch of rain. and on top of that, we had some cool temperatures, 54 to 62 degrees. that was the temperature span today. meanwhile, it was 59 degrees in oakland. so these temperatures are coming in a good five degrees below average. live weather camera looking out towards the salesforce tower. we have three separate ducts of clouds out there. bottom

house speaker mike johnson is trying to scrounge up support for a vote to fund the government through september. cbs's caitlin huey-burns latest from washington. caitlin, i want to just separate the budget process here. there's a big long budget process that has started. that's not what we're talking about here. we're talking about basically a stopgap bare-bones measure to keep government open. is that where things are? what does that bill look like? >> reporter: yeah, it's confusing for people at home. it's confusing for those of us who cover this every day. essentially the budget we've been talking about is what congress wants to spend money on in the future. what we are talking about with government funding is money and spending they've already agreed to. mike johnson, the house speaker, said he's releasing text hoping for a bill, a vote on a bill next tuesday. basically this would extend current spending levels, meaning those levels agreed to under the biden administration, through the end of the fiscal year. so through the end of september. that means no big cuts to government spending, keeping things as-is so that

keith morrison: outside investigators took one look at mike's firepit and-- was there something in there? they dug through years of burningt was that like? i kind of shook my head. they had it all taped off, and i think they dug all day looking in there. keith morrison: nothing. still, was he a person of significant interest-- oh, yes. absolutely. we kept mike-- big mike close. keith morrison: but the investigation was about to take a turn. detective preadmore was at the office when a new tip came in about a young man named harlin bird. did he possibly have information that would help us find chelsea, or what happened to her? keith morrison: which was how the 19-year-old mr. bird wound up in an interview room at the sheriff's office. he remembers two subjects harassing a female in the parking lot of the party. and at this time, they were shoving her around and pushing around, assaulting this female, and that she was crying and yelling for help. he intervened, and he fought these guys off, and he helped chelsea up off the ground. and he actually got blood of chelsea's on his shirt. could he describe her? he described her a

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voices to show exactly what's going on with people like mike johnson, with elon musk, that this is just chaos. there is no unifying plan, and they will burn the country into the ground, you know, out of service to dear leader, elon and donald. so buckle up. >> i am bringing the shade on a sunday morning. you should have seen simmons face. >> it was. >> it was good. basil smikle and lucy caldwell, thank you both very, very much. really appreciate it. up next, folks, we'll talk to a business owner about the impact of all of these tariffs, donald trump's tariffs on his company past the. >> anyone anyone. >> the tariff bill, the hawley-smoot. >> tariff act, which anyone. >> raised or lowered, raised tariffs in an effort to collect more revenue for the federal government. did it work? >> anyone anyone. >> know the effects? it did not work. and the united states sank deeper into the great deeper into the great depression. when our numbers guy, frank, goes on vacation the deals on the most affordable german-engineered car brand in america get even better. he's coming back! hop in during volkswagen deal days. the deals are in while frank is out.

burning bridges as soon as they. >> get to them with our allies. >> it's can you talk? you said regime change. what you're referring to is the pressure. mike waltz did it with me on state of the union yesterday. we're hearing it elsewhere. the pressure on zelenskyy to resign. that's what you're referring to. >> that's exactly what i'm referring to. i think, you know, lindsey graham. mentioned it. >> almost immediately afterwards. >> then it got picked up. >> by the white house. marco rubio kind of alluded. >> to something similar. mike waltz these are supposed to be the, the. >> the adults. >> in the second administration. i mean, they're all, you know. sycophants to a certain extent. they knew when they were signing. up they. >> would have. >> to bend over backwards. >> to not. >> just do what the president wants. >> but kind. >> of, you know, suck. >> up to him. >> so they're there. >> in order to. >> do that, they need to go ahead and and. >> the person that somehow. >> slighted him, zelenskyy, who. >> is in. >> that room to. >> sign a. >> deal. >> a deal that. >> both he and president trump wanted but was. not in a position to look wea

burned last time by signing up for team transitory on the last round of inflation. probably going to be a little more reluctant to sign on this time when it comes to tariffs. mike i guess if that's the case you wonder if the correct lesson to be drawn from the last war is never trust the idea that inflationary impacts will be transient transitory on the other hand. it could just be look be open minded about how this stuff plays through and whether the economic growth, you know, he's going to demand your attention more quickly. it's something that i agree, they're going to wait for the numbers to come to come and tell them what to do here. but i don't know that it's necessarily a matter of we need to be super vigilant on inflation because we weren't last time. >> exactly. and you know, i think becky has something to add to this conversation, which is when do those orders for christmas goods. when are they made. imagine an intermediate good in a christmas good gets ordered. now it gets input into that good in the summer. and then you have the price hike happen in december. and the contract with the supplier from china or canada or mexico is contingent upon that t