tonight, join jimmy and his guests - naomi watts. rosalia.usical guest, omar apollo and feating the legendary roots crew >> questlove: 1612 >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: oh, my goodness. look at that come on, that's a crowd right there. welcome. thank you very much. thank you very much. welcome, welcome, welcome to "the tonight show. you're here. you made it. [ cheers and applause we've got a full crowd, a full house. well, guys, it was just reported that the other day a plane carrying former president trump suffered an engine failure over the gulf of mexico, and had to make an emergency landing in new orleans. yeah, when trump said, "land over there," the pilot was like, "we can't, there's half a built wall in the way. [ laughter ] oops and following the plane scare, trump sent out a fundraising email to his supporters asking for money so he can buy a new trump force one airplane [ laughter ] that's right, trump wants a new plane because the only thing scarier than a cra

to the suspect, the individual that gets into naomi's car? >> my message to that suspect would be, like i've been saying, the best thing to do right now is to just return her safely, put her somewhere safe where we can recover her and i'll stop. i don't care about prosecution, i just want my sister back as soon as possible. >> todd: lyon county sheriff's office is asking anyone with information to contact the following number or secret witness of northern nevada, 775-322-4900. casey valley, thank you. our prayers are with you. carley. >> carley: tough one. the family has hope and that is a very good thing. we are next door, that is what the canadian energy official tells the biden administration for oil. >> todd: and ron desantis making a splash with his latest comments about the lia thomas controversy and you will want to hear what he is saying, don't go anywhere. >> carley: the state department says difficult issues are holding up the iran nuclear deal. officials are refusing to explain what the issues are. >> the jury is still out as to wh

but naomi is one of the fastest growing cities in the sa hell. since 960 it's population has gone from less than 60000 to over 1300000 today. the ones flourishing forests have fallen victim to both legal and illegal and clearing firewood and more recently due to ownership dispute and urban development. naomi's downtown area has changed dramatically in recent years. there are several new luxury hotels and government buildings, mostly constructed with concrete. but with a mind to the environment, more and more structures are being made from locally sourced sustainable materials . the award winning housing development project near may 2000, not only took the unconventional step of adding a 2nd story to reduce each buildings, footprint it integrated, 3 traditional construction techniques. compressed earth blocks nubian vaults, and a passive ventilation system. all that makes them more efficient and affordable did. he has really spread very rapidly, but spread in a way that is really difficult for the infrastructure to follow in terms of electricity i

tennis star naomi osaka heckled during a match this weekend in california. over since i left for college, my dad has gotten back into some of his old hobbies. and now he's taking trulicity, and it looks like he's gotten into some new healthier habits, too. what changes are you making for your type 2 diabetes? maybe it's time to try trulicity. it's proven to help lower a1c. it can help you lose up to 10 pounds. and it's only taken once a week, so it can fit into your busy life. trulicity is for type 2 diabetes. it isn't for people with type 1 diabetes. it's not approved for use in children. don't take trulicity if you're allergic to it, you or your family have medullary thyroid cancer, or have multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome type 2. stop trulicity and call your doctor right away if you have an allergic reaction, a lump or swelling in your neck, severe stomach pain, changes in vision, or diabetic retinopathy. serious side effects may include pancreatitis. taking trulicity with sulfonylurea or insulin raises low blood sugar risk. side effects include naus

i feel in my heart of hearts that naomi is alive. >> reporter: authorities still searching for naomiisiting a walmart in nevada on the morning of march 12th, the day she went missing. this surveillance footage capturing a man walking around the store's parking lot. in part of the video not released to the public, a man opens naomi's driver's side door stepping into the vehicle, her mother speaking to our kaylee hartung earlier this week about watching that terrifying footage. >> when you watch the surveillance video that you have been allowed to view, how does it make you feel? >> angry. so angry and horrified. i'm so angry, so angry because a monster has my baby. we don't know what's happening to her right now. we have to find her. >> reporter: heartbreaking for her family. right now as of this morning there is no word if driver is cooperating with investigators. the sheriff's department does say there were other cars in that parking lot when naomi disappeared. they are now looking for any of those drivers to come forward with any information that could help bring naomi home. eva. >

i'm meet you there. >> naomi ruchim in new york.o much. >> thanks. >>> up next, bravery on the tennis court. naomi osaka speaks to the crowd after being heckled by a spectator. we'll show you what she said. we'll show you what she said. when tired, achy feet make your whole body want to stop, it's dr. scholl's time. our insoles are designed with unique massaging gel waves, for all-day comfort and energy. find your relief in store or online. want more restful sleep? nature's bounty gives you more with sleep3. the first ever triple action sleep supplement with 3 unique nighttime benefits to help you get a great night's sleep and wake feeling refreshed. live bountifully. nature's bounty. >>> here's a look at the forecast in some cities around the country. ♪ >>> celebrities at the british academy film awards, also known as the baftas, showed solidarity with ukraine. host rebel wilson delivered a pointed message to russian president vladimir putin. >> in all sign languages, this is the gesture for putin -- [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> wi

there's tears at indian wells — as a heckle from the crowd leaves naomi 0saka visably upset.ye beijing as the winter paralympic games draws to a close. hello and welcome to sportsday, i'm louisa pilbeam. but we start in the premier league where chelsea played at home for the first time since the government sanctions froze the assets of their russian owner roman abramovich. the club is said to only have weeks before it runs out of money — with a sale needed as soon as possible. 0n the pitch though it was all smiles — eventually as chelsea snatched a late winner against newcastle. nesta mcgregor reports. chelsea, 117 years of history. the club currently being controlled by events off the field and their future being decided day by day. it's a fan base remains loyal though. it's a fan base remains loyal thou~h. . ., , ., it's a fan base remains loyal thouuh. . ., . , though. the sanctions on the club are ridiculous. _ though. the sanctions on the club are ridiculous. it— though. the sanctions on the club are ridiculous. it is— though. the sanctions on the club are ridiculous. it

thanks for watching, naomi. she says an amazon box she didn't ord her home. at the same time, a surprise $52 charge showed up on her debit card. she was hitting a brick wall with amazon. reps wanted an order number that she didn't have because she didn't order it, ultimately, she asked us for a help. we contacted amazon. a rep acknowledged our inquiry and said we are looking into your account, we didn't hear back but naomi did. she got back $67, a $52 charge plus the $15 fee her bank charged. what was in the box? mineral water, jerky and face masks. she's sending it back. she's urging everyone to set up alerts on your bank accounts and credit cards. naomi contacted us on nbc bay area responds. you can, too. or call us,888-996-tips. >>> the u.s. post office is hiring. applicants must be 18 of age. and pass criminal background and drug screening tress. >>> another boulder causing you a traffic mess on highway. a massive boulder fell off of echo summit and crashed right onto the road. you see it there. it happened this morning. traffic was blocked in both direct

naomi says she was hitting a brick wall with amazon.nted an order number that naomi didn't have because she didn't order it. ultimately she asked us for a hand on unrav eling the mystery and getting her money back. a rep acknowledged our inquiry and said we are looking into her account and we'll let you know what we western. we didn't hear back, but naomi got back $67, so what was in the mystery box? naomi said 12 bottles of vitamin water, a six-pack of beef jerky and face masks. she's sending it back to amazon. her headache is a reminder to set up alerts on all your bank and credit cards. they will help you spot suspicious charges in real time. naomi contacted us on nbcbayarea.com and you can, too. click the responds option from the home page or call us, 888-966-tips. >> thank you. >>> 5:26, and coming up next, the stories we're following, including the family of a man shot and killed in a dispute speaking out about their loss, along with the suspect who is now in custody. >> reporter: the former theranos chief operating officer heads

somebody yelled naomi, you suck. the crowd booed the heckler. she finished the match and then stated to address the crowd appeared she talked about serena and venus williams being heckled in the same tournament years earlier. >> i have been apple before, but to be heckled here, i watched a video of venus and serena being heckled and went into my head and i got replayed a lot. >> she withdrew from the french open last year to take a mental health break after she announced she would not participate in news conferences. she returned to competition over the summer for the tokyo olympics. just ahead, a group of kindergarten students in the north bay has a lesson for all of us. >> it feels good to be nice to people. reservoir class project about at kindness is getting them national attention. reporter: cloud increases tonight, rain arrives tomorrow, i will h since i left for college, my dad has gotten back into some of his old hobbies. and now he's taking trulicity, and it looks like he's gotten into some new healthier habits, too. what changes are yo

but before we get to them, this weekend, naomi osaka played veronika kudermetova at bnp paribas openhe match was interrupted when a woman in the crowd yelled "naomi, you suck," an incident that brought osaka to tears. here to comment is one of our writers, amber ruffin, everybody. [ cheers and applause >> hi, yeah. hey. hi [ cheers and applause you guys, thank you. hi, seth it really made me mad when this happened, because i love her so much so i just wanted to drop by with a special message of support for naomi osaka. naomi, we are so proud of you and we love you, and we're going to support you no matter what you do >> seth: oh, well that's very nice >> i've also got a message for her heckler. i'm going to find you. [ laughter ] i'm going to find you, and i'm going to rip you up like a piece of paper you want to yell, "naomi, you suck"? well, you know what sucks? your chances of survival >> seth: amber amber, you cannot say that >> i can't say how i feel? >> seth: well you can't threaten people >> seth, how could i even rip someone up like a piece of paper? that's not possible, unle

>> naomi ruchim in new york. thank you so much. >>> ahead on "cbs mornings," we're going to be talking with former national security adviser and retired army lieutenant h.r. mcmaster about the attack on the ukrainian nuclear facility. as naomi reported, the biden administration has announced another round of sanctions targeting some of russia's richest oligarchs. nancy cordes shows us who's been targeted. >> reporter: french officials say this yacht was preparing for an urgent departure when it ws seized overnight off the coat dazur. the $120 million boat belongs to igor sechin, the ceo of russian oil giant rosneft. >> thank you all for being here -- >> reporter: president biden announced the u.s. will freeze and seize the assets of eight russian elites. >> our interest is in maintaining the strongest unified economic impact campaign that -- on putin in all history. >> reporter: the eight include alisher usmanov who owns one of russia's most expensive private jets and whose $600 million yacht docked in germany fa

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naomi ruchim has more. >>> stock futures are pointing to a flat open this morning.ll three major indices posted gains led by tech stocks. tesla jumped 8% after saying it will seek shareholder approval for another share split. the dow went up 95 points. the nasdaq added 185 and s&p 500 added. >>> there's a credit card catering to rent-paying customers. among the draws payments can be made to any rental property in the u.s. without any transaction fees. customers can earn rewards for simply paying their landlords. there is no fee for using the card, but it does carry an interest rate. wells fargo says it is looking to develop lasting relationships with renters who want to buy homes. >>> walmart's is washing its hands of selling cigarettes at least in four states. it's taking a page from places like targets and cvs pharmacies. health officials say cigarette smoking causes about one of every five deaths in the u.s. each year. >>> and restaurant chain denny's is appealing to americans impacted by inflation with a new endless breakfast promotion. the all-you-can-eat butte

reggie: naomi naomi naomi naomii to attention to fan behavior at her match.ht to tears after that match got disrupted by a heckler. on saturday, someone yelled suck" . the crowd booed the heckler and she stuck around to address -- the crowd. she referenced serena and venus being heckled in 2001. >> i've been heckled before and it did it bother me. i watched a video of serena venus being heckled here. it got into my head. reggie: she withdrew from the front open last year after death because of a mental health break. -- last year because of eig mental health break. -- a mental health break. kumasi: the the the the for kids to -- booths for kids to learn about coding and more. reggie: starting this summer, select audi models will be -- equipped with vr software. it will allow passengers to play games. what about motion sickness? the makers of this tech say the motion actually reduces your symptoms. ok. kumasi: my stomach felt some type away watching the video. reggie: i am susceptible to motion sickness so i am not going to -- it could. i am good with just seei

with each day and night that passes, naomi irion's family is in agony.re's hope that video has led them to a new witness who could provide key information. thng a potential witness identified in the abduction of 18-year-old naomi irion as the nationwide manhunt intensifies for the suspect seen in this surveillance video. >> it's the worst torture that i have ever imagined. it's -- this is literally the worst thing that could ever happen to a family. >> reporter: moments before police say the suspect kidnapped naomi in her own car, this shows him walking in front of another car parked with its headlights on. that vehicle and its occupant identified. >> the way the suspect walks, his clothing description, all that stuff is imperative to leading us to a possible identification of the suspect. >> reporter: naomi was last seen in these images the morning she went missing, visiting a convenience store outside reno, nevada, on march 12th, and just like she would every morning before work, police say she pulled into this walmart parking lot at 5:09 a.m. to wait

naomi rockham has the details. >>> stocks fell to another disappointing week for investors. the dow lost 229 points. the nasdaq dipped 286. the s&p 500 slipped 55. russia's stock market will stay closed for the third week in a row. the moscow exchange hasn't open since february 25th. since then, it has crashed and much of the world has imposed crippling sanctions on russia for its invasion of ukraine. this week, the federal reserve is expected to hike interest rates for the first time since the pandemic again. higher interest rates should help tackle rising inflation. on wednesday at the end of its two-day policy meeting, the central bank is likely to offer its insights into the global and u.s. economies. >>> tom brady, unretired for football on sunday. one person who probably isn't thrilled with the news is the better of this football, it is the last touchdown ball he threw at it went for more than $500,000 on saturday. leland auctions has not commented on what, if anything, happens now that the ball value likely plummeted mere hours after being sold. and that is your cbs m

naomi ruchim, cbs news, new york. >>> another bay area company standing in solidarity with ukraine and calling for an end to russia's invasion. videogame maker ea sports says in line with its partners at fifa, it is removing the russian national team and all russian clubs from its products including fee 522, fifa mobile, and online. >>> time for a look at the full forecast. >> we have a chance of showers in the forecast. good news there. unfortunately even with a few days in a row of decent rain chance it won't amount to a lot. but we will take it. increasing clouds tonight. we will see areas of fog. already seeing fog at the golden gate. you will see that in a moment. showers move in on thursday. the best chances north of the golden gate and along the coast, but everybody has a chance. more showers friday and saturday. they will be hit and miss. no day will be a complete washout. the best chance of rain looks like it will be tomorrow. it is definitely breezy and much cooler is this parade of storm systems moves in. fog will spread out along the bay and the coast. showers, holding off

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. >> and another you and i are both fans of naomi and ruth.hters were related by blood and this peopl love family that come through spiritually and this is a mothe and daughter laura who walk through or things that they found strengthen their faith an are sticking together. >> absolutely. i love that you highlight of mothers and daughters of the bible. a thing as believers we are called to be fit me. there's plenty of fluffy and inspirational books out there but i wanted some meat and that is what you'll find in this book . god has used mothers, daughters women and countless situations where they thought there was no hope and naomi and ruth is a powerful one for me because tha the dynamic of the relationship and also the fact that ruth looked in a foreign land and when the men of their lives passed way and naomi told her that you should be returned you home and your family she said, no, i'm going to be where you are. your people will be my people. this reminds us know how batter said dark the situation is, it can be such a blessing. and the re

. >> reporter: as the search continues for 18-year-old naomi irion, her mother makes a desperate pleaning of march 12th. she was waiting inside her car in a walmart parking lot in fernley for a shuttle to take her to work when the man seen in this surveillance video walked up, got in with her, and drove away. >> the suspect approaches the vehicle, at 05: 25 hours it leaves the walmart parking lot with the suspect driving the vehicle. >> reporter: police say naomi was on social media right before she disappeared. her phone went dark. her car was found a few days later. they say her disappearance is criminal. >> we're working around the clock. our agency, the fbi, this has gone statewide, nationwide. >> reporter: over the weekend hundreds searched for her on foot, on horses, and atvs. >> when i heard that it happened in our little community and it was -- it was my friend's family member, i -- i couldn't -- it hurt. it struck home. >> reporter: her family is holding on to hope. >> this is life or death for a beautiful and fun and amazing sister, daughter, and friend. she was just startin

. >> reporter: naomi ar onwas last seen saturday around 5:00 a.m. in a walmart parking lot near reno waiting for a shuttle bus to take her to work at a nearby company. when she didn't show up and didn't return home, her family called police. >> they confirmed she had missed her shifts both saturday and sunday, which was really unusual. my daughter was extremely reliable. >> reporter: the local sheriff's office says this person may be involved in her disappearance. they say surveillance video, which has not been released, shows a person walking from a nearby homeless camp, lurking around vehicles before getting into the driver's seat of arion's car and then driving away with arion with her in the passenger seat. >> to me it looked like a clear abduction. >> reporter: police found her car tuesday abandoned at a nearby industrial park. detectives say evidence in the car suggests her disappearance was the result of a crime, but they wouldn't specify what they found. investigators also say they believe the driver of this truck has a direct connection to

naomi ruck, has more on the treatment that could add a couple of years of life to your dog. >> reporteran, kevin medved, is in love with her. >> weanwe appreciate everything they have done for us. >> reporter: stormy is now a part of a new study that could extend her life up to three years. researchers at the university of washington studying the drug rep myosin say early tests in rats, mice, and dogs showed the drug slows the aging process. >> you can treat a mouse for eight weeks and see their function improve. i know it sounds like science fiction, but when you look at the data it is quite remarkable. >> reporter: dr. tabor line, a dog owner himself, is leading a large study involving nearly 600 dogs around the country. >> reporter: researchers say this study could have applications for human lifespan as well. dogs actually age like people, experiencing many of the same age related diseases. the fda has already approved the drug for humans. it is used as an antirejection drug for people receiving organ transplants.'s budget has not been tested in the context of lower doses in otherwi

naomi: sÍ, asÍ es, fue algo muy difÍcil.r salir y poniendo en riesgo nuestra vida lo tomamos con nuestras mascotas en mano, varios chicos que estuvimos en esos momentos. un aumento del transcursodel viaje, que era la ciudad en donde tenÍamos que tomar el otro tren para poder ir a la frontera y bastante compleja la situaciÓn y viajÁbamos 17 personas en un solo vagÓn que es un cuarto bastante pequeÑo. la persona que estaba frente a nosotras acaban de buscar la soluciÓn, tomamos un tren, cerca de la frontera con hungrÍa. satcha: y finalmente cuando ya estÁs del lado hÚngaro, cÓmo ha sido todo este tiempo? debe ser un poco mÁs difÍcil tambiÉn encontrar refugio teniendo en cuenta que tienes dos gatos. naomi: asÍ es, gracias a dios las personas hÚngaras, nos encontramos una iglesia catÓlica, un padre nos abriÓ las puertas igual que los ecuatorianos que residen aquÍ ya que el gobierno ecuatoriano nunca nos dio la ayuda necesaria, personas que por amor al prÓjimo, nos abrieron las puertas y nos han dado no algo de lujo pero si algo

people made fun of naomi wolf for sounding paranoid a few years ago. no one does that anymore.t. thanks so much for coming on. a technical question, are you allowed to shutdown washington, d.c., because you don't want to be criticized? >> i wish i was an attorney -- >> tucker: i'm deputizing you one now. do you think that's allowed in a free country? >> i care a lot about the constitution and a carefully reread the first amendment, and it is not constitutional, congress shall make no law prohibiting freedom of assembly or the right of citizens to petition government for a redress of grievances. that said, d.c. is a weird anomaly. it's arguable the congress didn't make a law about what's happening, but i think a judge would certainly find that it's unconstitutional that people are being deprived of their rights if the, you know, cops are arresting people for assembling, and as you rightly point out, you know, we have a great history going back to the founding of our country, i mean, the boston tea party was a protest, you know, the march on washington, vietnam war marches. petit

linsey, thank you very much. >>> now to naomi osaka.ed. as you know, she's been very open about her mental health journey. janai norman here with the details. good morning, janai. >> reporter: good morning. despite being emotional, naomi osaka decided to speak up as she has before, bringing the conversation back to the issues of athletes and mental health. >> i feel like i've cried enough on camera. >> reporter: the four-time major champion and former world number one tennis player in tears. >> i just want to say thank you and congratulations. >> reporter: naomi osaka taking the mic after her second round loss at the indian wells masters. the 24-year-old requesting to address the crowd after being heckled by a spectator in the stands. right there. listen again. a visibly upset osaka asking the chair umpire to have the heckler removed. but the umpire rejecting the request. >> i don't know why, but it went into my head and it got replayed a lot. >> reporter: osaka saying the setting reminded her of serena williams playing there in 2001. t

i'm joanna roscoe, with the sports full time grand slam champion. naomi. a soccer is left in tears on the tennis court. again of being heckled at indian wells. russia appears to have delivered a message to natal, close to ukraine's border with poland. around 30 missiles have struck a military training facility in java eve. now that's in the la viv region. just 20 kilometers from poland, a member of nato, and the european union. at least 9 people were killed in the attack and nearly 60 have been injured. ukraine holds most of its drills with nato at the base which housed us troops just a few weeks ago, or shortly. we're going to cross over to natasha butler, whose life for us in the very 1st of all, we're going to talk to jona whole who's near the average military base. jonah just bring us up to date with what we know about this attack. as we speak era tolerance going off in this area again, i'm just off the main artery. you can see it behind me that the road running west to east for the polish border, which is about 20 kilometers west of us over that leave

i thought soon armored at winter naomi's touch in this large mill processes around 1000 tons of wheat into flower every day. mill, on a young chorus mire says the shortage of ukrainian wheat is already being felt. he advocates reducing meat production to stabilize grain prices and to secure food for poor countries. as i said, a disorder fear or failure. after the theme germany, we use about half of the produced wheat to feed picks and other life stock. but i can produce only one kilogram of meat from 7 kilograms of grain. that raises the question of whether it still makes sense to put so much wheat into meat production at so long as of a long it will be a long time before the next grain harvest in europe. and before the warehouses fell up again. i've been discussing the serious situation on the world's wheat markets with a taper from the united nations world food program. i asked her to explain the knock on effects. the record prices were already having this of the crisis compounding on existing global crises. and we've already seen and started to feel the impact of this conflict and

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. >> naomi osaka tuvo un poco de acciÓn. >> en donde se enfrentÓ a la estadounidense amanda. >> en larminamos en mÉxico luego de los lamentos hechos de violencia dÉcimo tomar medidas por eso los equipos tuvieron que implementar sus propias medidas por eso en el partido que veremos por telemundo todos visitan de blanca a travÉs de un comunicado en redes sociales el rebaÑo como las Águilas hicieron un llamado para disfrutar desde las gradas es parte de lo que los clubes tomaron medidas particulares. >> las barras no van a estar en el estadio van a llenar esos espacios para fundaciones de chivas y fundaciÓn de la familia vergara para que el mensaje sea distinto >>> es un evento familiar. es lamentable que el fÚtbol es un evento de violencia >>> pero va a sumar gracias carlos. >> delincuentes liberaron a sus casas pero con minas. uy, sofía se dignó a visitarnos. he estado ocupada, prima. ocupada patty. ahora es gigillonaria. ¿gigillonaria? tiene at&t fiber con velocidades hyper-gig... su internet es tan rápido que nos la pasamos viendo series en 8k, sin parar. pero verlas no es lo mismo q

naomi ruchim, cbs news. >> escalating violence in ukraine forcing more than 1 million refugees to escape to neighboring countries. 1million more are displaced within ukraine. people in the bay area are pitching in to help. >> reporter: we have seen images of crowds of ukrainians desperate to try to get out of their country gripped by war over the past eight days. many end up in refugee camps once they cross the border. >> they will need to be settled. >> reporter: the director of nova ukraine, a bay area based group that's been helping people in ukraine since 2014. people are leaving with only what they can carry. >> it's unbelievable what people go through. >> reporter: they were able to have safe corridors. >> the russians are not totally insensitive to public opinion. >> reporter: u.s. ambassador of ukraine from 1998 to 2000. he says the damage already will not allow people to return home any time soon. >> damage to roads, apartment buildings. there will be a huge amount of damage. it's going to take a lot of time to recover. unfortunately at this point there is no sign that the russi

candlelight vigil for a missing nevada teenager now the subject of a nationwide search. 18-year-old naomi irion was last seen at a walmart parking lot march 12th around 5:00 a.m., waiting for a shuttle ride to her job nearby. >> this is life or death for a beautiful and fun and amazing sister. >> reporter: authorities releasing this surveillance video of a man with a mask and hoodie walking through the parking lot before approaching irion in her car. irion's brother says more video not yet publicly released shows the man do or say something to her. irion then moved into the passenger seat while the man took the wheel and drove off with her. investigators say they hope someone recognizes the suspect's unique walk. police in neighboring counties and the fbi now joining the search. >> please save my daughter and bring her home. please, anything. any little tiny bit of information, please call. >> reporter: irion's car was found a few days later abandoned at a nearby industrial park. but there's been no more activity on her phone. detectives say evidence collected in the car points to a crime

naomi ruckham, cbs news, new york. >>> that's the "overnight news" for this monday. from the cbs broad st center in new york sticity, i'm jericka duncan. >>> this is cbs news flash. i'm elise preston in new york. ukrainian and russian leaders are set to meet virtually for another round of talks after russian forces invaded the border nation. ukrainian officials say they will push for a cease-fire, and direct talks between the ukrainian and russian president. the red cross warns ukrainian citizens in mariupol could be living a worst casario if they can't access humanitarihum aid.e organization says the hundreds of thousands of city residents face shortages of food and medicine. and ukrainian soldiers helped evacuate more than 5500 people near the nation's capital kyiv. refugees are escaping the country through several humanitarian corridors. for more news, download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connect to tv. i'm elise preston, cbs news, new york. >>> it's monday, march 14th, 2022. this is the "cbs morning news." russian air strikes intensify. dozens of peopl

naomi ruchim is in new york with those stories and more.ing. >> reporter: anne-marie, good morning. stock futures are pointing to a fat open after a rebound on wall street. yesterday's labor department report showed weekly jobless claims at the lowest level in more than 52 years. today investors will get a new reading on consumer sentiment for march. thursday the dow jumped 349 points. the nasdaq added 269, and the s&p 500 rose 63. >>> longtime rivals uber and new york city taxi companies have called a truce, and they're partnering up. uber will start letting customers book taxi rides on its app. the move is designed to help uber deal with long waits caused by driver shortages, wild giving taxis access to a whole new pool of customers. the service is supposed to start this spring. uber's stocks jumped 4% after news of the deal broke. >>> southwest airlines is making it easier to use those travel credits before they expire. the airline unveiled its new wanna get away plus fare category yesterday. it will allow passengers to transfer flight c

in the women's event, the former world number one naomi osaka set up a quarterfinal meeting with australianslam champion — osaka had to save four break points in the first game of the match. the japanese star then went 2—0 down in the second set before reeling off four games in a row to set up a victory. and that's all your sport for now. from me, mark edwards, and the rest of the team, bye—bye. goodbye to mark but don't you go anywhere, we will be back with the top business stories next. we will be talking through all the key issues. i will see you in a moment. hello. there is a change on the way, and for some, it will come as a shock to the system, especially in those parts of the uk where temperatures on monday afternoon got up to 18 degrees, especially across some western areas. up to the north, in shetland, just 6 degrees, and that colder air will be sweeping southwards over the next few days. it will turn cold enough for some of us to see some snow. now, tuesday morning starting off with a lot of cloud, some mist and fog in places, rain for a time across southern counties of england.

in the women's draw, japan's naomi 0saka eased past that was some of the sports news.t the melbourne cricket ground. the legendary australia spinner died aged 52 in thailand. his family and friends paid tribute to the cricketer at his private funeral in melbourne but this is an opportunity for the wider public to pay their respects. among those that will be taking part are spectators, 50,000 spectators. there will be stars of sport and showbiz there. also eltonjohn, ed sheeran and chris martin are sending video contributions, as well, for this funeral. that will be taking place later today. the queenjoined other members of the royal family at a service commemorating the life of the duke of edinburgh on tuesday. the queen has been struggling with her walking and there were doubts as to whether she would be able to attend the ceremony. here's nicholas witchell. trumpet fanfare. discomforts and mobility issues were set aside. this was a service that could not be missed. more personal than a state occasion, this was a service of thanksgiving for a beloved husband. for a ma

but became upset after a spectator shouted �*naomi, you suck�*.w. ukraine's second—largest city, kharkiv, has suffered intense bombing since the war started. in 2013, bbc reporter alex humphreys travelled to the city with a brass band. she's been catching up with some of those who were with her on that trip, finding out their views about the war. freedom square, kharkiv in 2013 and symphonic brass wails, along with many other countries, were marching for peace. i was there with them. we were celebrating 70 years of the city's liberation from the nazis, that liberty now gone. this was us on the square in front of one of the city's main government buildings. and this is what happened to that same building just last week. this city is now in ruins. i've been speaking to three others who were with our band on that trip. anna, from kharkiv, was our translator. she has now had to flee with her five—month—old son. nine years ago? yeah, yeah, 2013. if somebody told me then nine years ago that all the stuff would happen, i wouldn't believe for sure. all th

naomi andrÉ? >> no. >> lloyd washington? >> no. >> melanie edwards? >> no. >> mr. henderson?> no. >> thank you. i think that's an important affirmation of what and how important this message would be. we have a star-spangled banner. we honor it. now, we have the opportunity to ensure that we have him. he him, by its very nature -- i'm not a musician but to have them in my family --'s a hearing and gathering piece. so, chair russell, my time is short. i am a witness to the singing of the wonderful lift every voice at the naacp for all of the decades that i have been a life member. can you just say again how powerful the beginning of your conference and what you see happening in the people as faces when using lift every voice? >> i think, congressman, that to me, that when ever we [inaudible] wherever we are it sets the tone for the kind of meeting that we are going to hold and as you well know, we never have a beating that we don't begin or end with "lift every voice and sing". i wanted to bring it up just what across the [inaudible] board. and that is this some has a majesty,

this is naomi couple of now there was no previous notification, they just blocked and only then we received the notification that the demands were so unclear. we don't understand what should be deleted, so we have to close the site. this insanity has to stop, read the headline on some regional newspapers until the copies were confiscated, purplish a blue notebook. i think it's outrageous. i spoke you. those were the last of the free voices that have now been stifled mooreville for february widow, they'd probably say more than as wanted that censorship. zora on tuesday, police and moscow detained 2 women and 5 children who wanted to lay flowers at the ukrainian embassy. their posters read no to war. police allegedly threatened to strip the parents of custody. i'm with citizens are still finding ways to protest. no war is written on houses. bus stops balconies and elevators, but the words, i quickly moved. let's take a closer look at this with the w, so russian to fast on this to constantine etc, joins us from taught to in estonia. welcome constantine. so we saw the report that russia closing

our next witness is doctor naomi is professor of women's studies of african-american studies.residential's for the university of michigan. her research focused on issues surrounding race voice and gender. 2019 scholar and resident phd and ma from harvard and a ba. professor andre recognized for five minutes. >> thank you chairman coleman chairman nadler ranking member and members of the subcommittee. i am happy and very honored to have my voice included in this hearing supporting lift every voice and sing to become a national him up. my entrance into the discussion gets to the core of what i want to emphasize the sense of belonging. while belonging might be a birthright of citizenship it is not always experience in the happenings of daily life. belonging is not proven by statistics or enforced in surveys and in person and online workshops. belonging should not be it's instead it's a feeling of what we are seeing being fully human. i want to spend a moment unpacking the musical term, him. goes back to the ancient greeks with discussion the music dictionary for gold standard for

we are going to have more in your market watch >>> we are joined apart from new york happy friday, naomi. back good morning and happy friday to you. trading has been underway for just about 10 minutes or so. let's take a look at the numbers to kick off our friday. right now, the dow is up just about 60 points there in the green. the s&p 500 just up a handful about five princes done off our friday. right now, nasdaq is down about 25 points. >> new yo rivals and uber. nengex toin plby summer. >> i like it because a lot of people want to take uber but there is nothing like that yellow cab in new york city. >> we appreciate it. >> the state auditor says the regulators who oversee pg&e needs to start doing a much better job. >> plans failed to prioritize trimming trees and varying lines in the states most high- risk areas. fires sparked by pg&e equipment have killed dozens of people and burned more than 1 million acres in recent years. they're currently reviewing the state auditor's report and remain committed to working with external partners on solutions that will make additional progress t

naomi, good morning to you. >> unemployment filings now stand at the lowest levels since 1969.ording to the labor department, first-time filings for weekly jobless claims fell by 28,000 287,000 last week. that is the lowest in more than 52 years. >>> apple is reportedly launching a new subscription service for its iphones. the tech giant wants to make owning a phone like subscribing to a nap with an automatic payment fee. apple hopes the subscription service will appeal to people who don't want to shell out all of the cash for the phone up front. >>> many americans are going to work sick because they don't have enough paid time off. 45% of workers who didn't feel well went to the office anyway, and nearly a third won't get any pto. the survey also found as those making less than $35,000 a year. >>> we are all searching for cheaper gas these days. one fast food company is turning to cooking grease. tell us how this all works. >> fast food spots go through plenty of cooking oil but not chick-fil-a is making sure all of that extra grease goes to good use. the chain is partnering w

barriers and prove people wrong who did not believe in you, so i have to ask about what happened to naomi at indian wells. what is your reaction to this especially given your own experience? serena: yeah, i thought that -- everyone is different. i always say this. it is sport. i know a lot of people in sport, whether it is football -- i know in basketball, shooting a free throw with all the noise and the angry words and the fans, it is interesting. so it is a part of sport, unfortunately. you have to be able to keep going in those times because, unfortunately, people can be really mean. and that is terrible. i've been around when people have been really mean. you just kind of have to understand that that's their opinion, it's a free world and they are able to have that, but for my opinion, i'm not going to have that meanness win. it's like, how do i do that? so unfortunately i hate that it's a part of sport, but it is and will probably always be, but everyone is different. emily: serena williams and alison rappaport. we have the full interview at bloomberg.com. coming up, we speak with th

>> yeah, working with him on "blue velvet," naomi watts reminded me of this doing the reboot, he saysfilming. >> stephen: doing the scene? dodoing the scene. this was before the days of monitors. he was right under the camera watching everything. and he would start to talk. he said, now -- and he always calls me kale, that's a whole other story -- and he'd say, kale, all right, look around and you see the coffee cup on the table. so i'm in character and i look over. now, you go pick up the coffee cup. you take a sip, and it's the worst coffee you've ever had. so you go -- what do i do now? the whole point was trying to make me laugh. >> stephen: "blue velvet" is a funny film. ( laughter ) >> hilarious. >> stephen: subtle at times bu deeply deeply funny. >> my intention was to try to make him laugh first so this is what it became. >> stephen: we have to take a quick break. stick around. when we come back, i'll ask kyle what they used in "joe vs. carole," other than tigers, because they didn't use tigers. ( cheers and applause ) ( band playing ) can a company make the planet a better pl

naomi rockham joins us now. >> reporter: good morning. this week, the federal reserve is expected to hike interest rates for the first time since the pandemic began. on wednesday at the end of its two day policy meeting the central bank is likely to offer its insights into the global and u.s. economies. >>> instagram has gone dark in russia, the country shut down the social media platform admin russian regulators pay people 48 hours to save all their photos and videos before the service ended. the move comes after parent company announced it would temporarily allow posts calling for violence against russian invaders. >>> ukrainian president is urging major tech companies to take more drastic measures against russia. in a tweet, he talked microsoft, oracle and sap saying they must stop supporting russian products. the tech giants have already announced steps to rollback business operations in russia but he called those pullbacks half decisions. oracle already responded to the tree saying the company has angela operations there. >>> i hear

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. >> todd: brother of naomi irion speaking out after police release this video of the suspected -- caseyeaction and plea. listen. >> it was just this sinking feeling. my message to that suspect, return her safely and i'll stop. i don't care about prosecution, i just want sister back. >> todd: last seen waiting for a shuttle to take her to work. man allegedly sucker punched a nine year old girl in the head outside the plaza hotel. neil johnson joined us last hour with frightening details, listen. >> i am not a hero, there was a situation and i showed up. when you see a woman with a baby carriage and little girl running away screaming from a guy. you got to help. >> todd: johnson called police and kept that suspect from attacking the child again until officers arrived. >> carley: he is braved and armed robbery suspect tried to -- officers inside. prosecutor kim gardner refusing to charge him. eric eric schmidt is here on this story next. >> todd: demanding support for the lgbtq community next. cheryl casone has that story next. scary. spraying flonase daily stops your body from overreactin