natalie, of course, saw him that morning.de plans to meet after work. >> at 5:18, i texted him and i said, are you on your way? are you coming? and he said, ten minutes, max. and, i will see you there. >> half an hour went by, then an hour and still no steve. >> that was unlike him, and so i drove to his office. as i arrived at the office, i could see that something was really, really wrong. >> she saw the police, and the yellow tape. >> i could see his range rover in the parking lot, and i can see there are things turn on the ground that i was hoping was maybe medical supplies, and i thought maybe they were working on him or somebody. but i just knew, you know? that there was something wrong with him. >> cops weren't telling her anything, and natalie was getting desperate. >> i called somebody that steve worked with who was a police officer, and asked him, what is happening? and he -- i could hear from his voice... sorry. he said, something really bad has happened. steve's been shot. and i said nothing, for a second. and i s

[laughter] natalie: hard question to answer.or the right price there certainly is material flowing. the are still seeing material flow into europe, and into china, and into asia. the answer might be presented more toward the end of the year, or into q1 as demand rises in china. i think we will have to watch the trade figures for that one. alix: we appreciate it. rate analysis. natalie scott-gray, stonex senior metals demand analyst joining us. this is bloomberg. ♪ lisa: it's time for a bloomberg business flash. i'm lisa mateo. big sale for a breast. china aviation supplies has agreed to buy 140 of the playmaker's chats. the list price is about $17 billion, although discounts are usually given for big orders. as to them are single-i'll aircrafts. the announcement was made while german chancellor lost shorts was in shaping -- german chancellor olaf scholz was in beijing. bilal requires local employers to make a best estimate of a salary range when posting job openings. the idea is that will give candidates a stronger hand in negot

natalie, people said their doctor.ke the tire goes out i'm going to call the doctor? no. >> i was surprised to read that as well, and i was surprised a parent was not on there, my mom was one of my closest five. it's quality over quantity and i think when you look over your life the people you can really trust, those numbers tend to whittle down, especially during the holidays. >> the holidays reminded me of my husband is on the list of five and over the weekend if anybody knows anything about him, he is not a lovey-dovey, he's a football man, and i was not feeling well, and the feet, and pregnancy, and he spent the weekend watching hallmark christmas movies. >> my husband loves the movies and i don't. >> this is the trick, how i get affection? i have to watch hallmark movies. all right, there goes "blood line." >> oh, goodness, not a hallmark christmas movie. if your doctor and small business -- >> you need to talk to your wife. >> whenever i have a problem, i go to the true value hardware store. >> the wife and i are

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natalie bingham joins me now. natalie, thank you so much for being here. i'm so sorry about your friend. our condolences to you. and i understand that you were on the phone with cali moments before she went into the club. >> >> yes, that is correct. we were on face time exactly ten minutes before the police were dispatched for an active shooter. and i was only face timing with her for five minutes. it started at 11:48 pm, and ended at 11:53 pm. >> and what was that call like? >> that call was one of the most beautiful calls that i will ever cherish for the rest of my life, knowing that my friend called beautiful and who she was and what she looked like that night. kelly was a very not owe going person to the club at all. so, it was nice to see her break out of her comfort zone. and try something new and go above and beyond. and go alone. she refuses to go to places alone. and i was so nice to see her so confident and show so beautiful. because this woman is a warrior in the trans community. she is more like a trans mother, for me. she is the woman who gave

natalie pirks is there. jude bellingham _ natalie pirks is there.ude bellingham is starting, as| natalie pirks is there. jtc2 bellingham is starting, as are all of the players that played in a 6—2 win against iran, because gareth southgate doesn't want to change a winning formation. you can see them warming up behind me. harry maguire will pick up his 50th cap for england tonight. on the face of it, theirjob is fairly simple. a win get them through to the last 16, with a game to spare. what is not so simple is brushing aside this usa side. they are fast, powerful, motivated. six of their players play in the premier league, including their captain. so they know england's game well. england have also the small matter of having never beaten the usa at a world cup before. you might have heard earlier that away from the pitch the rainbow flag has been quite a talking point here. england and wales were threatened with sporting sanctions ijy threatened with sporting sanctions by fifa if they warm wore the armband with rainbow—esque colours on it, fans have

cbs's natalie brand is on capitol hill tonight. natalie? >> reporter: good evening, lilia. no matter how the final numbers shake out in the u.s. house and senate, the majorities will be slim as congressional democrats defied midterm election predictions. >> thank you, nevada. >> reporter: incumbent senator catherine cortez masto celebrated sunday. cbs news projected a narrow win over her republican challenger adam laxalt, cementing democratic control of the u.s. senate even ahead of georgia's december 6th runoff. >> the roots of democracy are deep and strong and real with the american people as this election showed. >> reporter: cbs news estimates the u.s. house still leans republican. but as new members arrive to washington, d.c. for this week's orientation, divisions within the gop are on display. >> i think that we certainly have to do a postmortem analysis here, look at what took place. >> reporter: cbs news projects more than 150 gop election deniers or those who raised questions about 2020 will serve in the new house. but in a number of high-profile statewide races th

cbs' natalie brandshe white eonightith more. natalie? >> reporter: good evening. biden is the nation's oldest sitting president, and it's not something his administration seems to want to publicize as talk of 2024 heats up. facing questions about his age, joe biden said he'll make a final decision on running for re-election early next year. >> i think he should. i think he's extremely capable. what he's been able to do in the last two years is an unprecedented level of accomplishment. >> reporter: on the other side, a field of potential rivals is already courting support. >> we've accomplished more over a four-year period than anybody thought possible. but i can tell you this, we have a lot more to do, and i have only begun to fight. >> candidate quality matters. holy cow have we learned that the tough way. >> reporter: trying to take the spotlight from former president donald trump, whose platform just received a boost from lonnie quinn, reinstating trump's twitter account saturday night after taking a social media poll. even as trump has said he now prefers his

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i'm natalie brand watching >>> right now on kpix 5, california sing a troubling coronavirus trend ase head into the holidays. >>> the u.s. pauses to one of the nation's veterans. >>> with its workforce cut to the bone, elon musk is struggling to struggle the turmoil. .today, today's new checkpoint service was suspended after fake accounts proliferated on the platform. that's just one of the many challenges ahead. >> reporter: elon musk's plan to make blue verification check marks available by subscription unleashed a new round of chaos on twitter, and questions about the company's future. >> i don't know where the truth lies. i don't think it is going to be at twitter anymore. >> reporter: the subscription gives anyone a check mark for $8.00 month, giving everyone -- lebron james asking for a trade, eli lilly asking for free insulin, and users impersonating tesla. >> i say i mayor of l.a. >> reporter: musk says with -- >> just turned into this free-for-all for misinformation. >> reporter: the chaos at twitter is caught the attention of the highest levels of government. even the penta

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. >> natalie brand joins us live from washington, natalie, republican have made gains, expected to cool off that red wave. >> reporter: that's right, ryan and sarah, they did not have the sweeping victories they expected. president biden, in remarks at the white house this afternoon noted that democratic candidates had a strong night, but he also acknowledged that americans are frustrated, especially with the economy, and he said he is prepared to work with republican colleagues , and even said he would invite congressional leaders to the white house very soon. >> reporter: election workers continue to count ballots in the nation's closest races. democrats tout a better than expected election nights. >> it was supposed to be a red wave, you were talking about us losing 30 to 50 seats, that's nothing to happen. >> reporter: that includes john fetterman. cbs news project he won pennsylvania's senate race in a democratic pickup. but, other senate races are considered tossup's, including nevada and georgia. election officials in the peach state say that race will be decided in a december 6t

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i'm joined now by natalie mon gondo. she focuses on climate finance as a member of the you and climate, high level champions team that we joins is now from shar mail shake. so protesters for climate justice are continuing around the world even at the cops summit itself . what do you think is their key message? i think the key message is for lead that can cheese need to raise their ambition. because people who come from vulnerable region, people who are vulnerable groups such as young people, indigenous people don't see the ambition and being met. i punchy parties and the actions that are, you know, the ambitions that has been noted in dcs on enough to reach 1.5 degrees celsius. and then i think the next thing is definitely a focus on climate finance rates and the accessibility of climate finance, particularly for young people, vulnerable groups, emerging markets and developing economies. and then, you know, there's a really big focus on a just transition, particularly for emerging markets and developing economies. and, y

natalie brand is on capitol hill tonight. natalie. >> reporter: good evening.o matter how the final numbers shake out in the u.s. house and senate the majorities will be slim as congressional democrats defied midterm election predictions. >> thank you, nevada. >> reporter: incumbent senator catherine cortez masto celebrated sunday. cbs news projected a narrow win over her republican challenger adam laxalt cementing democratic control of the u.s. senate even ahead of georgia's december 6 runoff. >> the roots of democracy are deep and strong and real with the american people as this election shows. >> reporter: cbs news estimates the u.s. house still leans republican, but as new members arrive to washington, d.c., for orientation divisions within the gop are on display. >> we have do a postmortem analysis. >> reporter: cbs news projects more than 150 you gop election deniers will serve in the new house. in a number of high-profile statewide races they lost. none will serve as top election officials in battleground states. ballots are still being counted in arizon

natalie brand. >> reporter: it's an exclusive club dating back to 1812.nly 19 weddings hosted by the president and first lady, 10 for presidential first children. tricia nixon's ceremony was recorded for the american public to see. the rose garden their backdrop. >> planning was extraordinary as with any white house event. >> reporter: he still has the three-ring binder used to plan the nixon wedding in 1971. >> you see the erased names, moving around where everybody was seated, menu planning and recipes for the extraordinary cake. >> reporter: it towered seven feet, nick indenamed the newest monument. then this wedding, his sword sliced through their 250-pound pound cake. tradition mixed with a personal touch. >> we are reminded that the white house is not just the office to the president and his staff but the home to a family. >> reporter: a first family's wedding captures the interest of the public and press. 1906 nuptials of teddy roosevelt's daughter dominated the news cycle. it's the american version of the a royal wedding. >> it is. it began with a

natalie — charity worker and campaigner. natalie on— charity worker and campaigner. picture of ngozi fulani on the left and susan hussey on the right. in the paper makes the point that she had served loyally for six years and it all came to an end in five hours and there are people saying, i know this woman, i know that she would not have meant any offence at all. she would have been absolutely distraught that she has caused any offence. what some of the do have? i don't really have much sympathy because — don't really have much sympathy because what she said was uncomfortable. and hopefully she can come away— uncomfortable. and hopefully she can come away and learn from what has happened _ come away and learn from what has happened that that is the best that we can— happened that that is the best that we can help from the situation. she has apologised, stepped aside, a learning — has apologised, stepped aside, a learning experience there, she is 85 and comes— learning experience there, she is 85 and comes from a different generation. that is not an excuse at all, ge

natalie, thank you very much. natalie andrews on those developments.ell, you've heard a lot of republicans bashing the president and democrats in general doing squat about the border it's a big deal when a prominent democrat says yet the same yet, it didn't hurt henry cuellar when speaking reelection. he did so comfortably, but that did not ease the pressure on the administration to do something and fast at the border. he's next. 're hard at work, helping them achieve financial freedom. we're providing greater access to investing, with low-cost options to help maximize savings. from the plains to the coasts, we help americans invest for their future. and help communities thrive. >> all right. you're looking at a launch just a couple minutes ago of the spacex sending two telecommunications satellites into orbit. went out without a hitch. of course, you think of elon musk, of course, who controls spacex and the problems he's been having with twitter since he took over that company, but when it comes to the launches, he is on fire, so to speak. this is th

natalie pirks was watching. in the hostile stade velodrome, it was boom or bust for tottenham.y warning signs were there. manager antonio conte could do little about marseille's lively start, banished to the stands after a red card last week. and he could only watch as a nasty clash for son saw tottenham's dazed star led prematurely down the tunnel. as their injuries piled up, so did their problems. spurs would be dumped into the europa league unless they got a goal back and fast. much better. the final few minutes were frenetic. 0ne leap could break hearts, but spurs held their nerve group d winners, the last 16 awaits. natalie pirks, bbc news. wrapped up the win for the reds late on in stoppage time from this corner. which was initially flagged for offside. after a var checked, the goal was given. juergen for offside. after a var checked, the goal �* site jiven. juergen four for offside. after a var checked, the goal �* site jiven. rangers four for offside. after a var checked, the goal �* site jiven. rangers have ii’ to come out on top. rangers have finished their campaigns

house. >> it's remarkable what she has done in politics, natalie. one of the moments th stuck out for me after the 15 minute announcement there was the huge standing ovation that she got there in the chamber. i thought that was so moving. you could feel the respect and admiration that was there for her in the room. can you describe the feeling of the chamber right now? what's the buzz? is it a sad day, or is it a we're looking forward to the future type of feeling? >> reporter: there is definitely a sense that it is an end of an era and a lot of respect and admiration for her achievements in her 20 years as leader of house democrats. again, she's made history on a number of fronts. one republican member told reporters even if he didn't agree with her politically on policy, he said you have to respect what she's done. the speaker herself noting some of the legislative achievements she's most proud of went back to her time under former president bush and noted investment in clean energy. she then also remarked on affordable care act under former presi

natalie pirks, bbc news, qatar.resented a united front in their decision not to sing their own national anthem. it was said to be a symbolic show of support on a global stage for the many protestors back home in iran, including thousands of women and girls fighting for basic rights. the latest wave of protests was sparked by the death of a young woman in police custody after she'd been accused of ignoring the rules on correct clothing. our correspondent shaimaa khalil reports from doha. it was impossible to escape the politics of this game. and the most extraordinary moment came from iran's players, refusing to sing the national anthem, a move that could have serious consequences from them because it appears to side with the anti—government protesters. the players have come under a great deal of pressure and criticism lately for not showing enough support. even before the kick—off, emotions were high — many with a clear message about why they were here. i'm not cheering for the islamic republic, them because they're

. >> joining us now, natalie debro from kktv.ie, you're at a vigil this evening for the victims. what are you seeing? >> reporter: this vigil first started at 11:30 at the unitarian church in colorado springs. as you can see behind me, people have been leaving flowers outside the church but inside those doors, those pews have been absolutely packed. and when the vigil first started at 11:30, this area was packed as well and there was a line down the street of people coming into show their community support. now, we heard from speakers like colorado governor jared polis and colorado springs mayor zuters. i had the opportunity to speak with the club q owners themselves just moments ago. they tell me this type of violence is unimaginable. they also say they arrived on scene within minutes of the shootings which happened just before midnight. they tell me what they witnessed at their club is too difficult to put into words. police tell us two people were able to take down the alleged gunman and club q owners tell me other patrons jum

all right, natalie. thank you. >>> and, we will continue to follow all the latest developments in the attack on paul pelosi right here on kpix5. streaming on cbs news bay area and online at kpix.com. >>> let's switch gears and turn to weather. some gloomy skies out there. any more rain in the clouds? >> a lot of rain right now, actually. but it is so scattered that some of us are experiencing it. and some of us are not by any means. i was walking back from the gym earlier and it was raining on me here in san francisco but it looks like we are getting a bit of a break. lightning activity we are keeping a close eye on in the weather center. anywhere from fremont north into hayward, heavy pockets of rain bushing off to the east. in livermore and san ramon. it is a very heavy setup in the south bay. we are keeping a close eye on that in the weather center. things are continuing to develop as we head into the afternoon. we will talk about that just a little bit. >> thanks jessica. >>> now to some top stories

natalie brand picks it up from here from capitol hill. >> tuesday was a good day for america. a good day for democracy, and it was a strong night for democrats. >> president biden thanks staffers and volunteers for their midterm wins but acknowledged they will need partisan support . >> i am prepared to work with republicans, but the american people made it clear they expect republicans to work with me as well. >> it will be weeks before all u.s. senate races are settled. >> are you ready to do this one time? >> with george as runoff scheduled for early december. spike i warned that we might be spending thanksgiving together. >> republican challenger herschel walker returns to the campaign trail tonight. >> with gutless than a month, and i can put up with a month, because right now this seat is a lot bigger than herschel walker, and i know they are going to throw more at me, even the kitchen sink, but i can catch it took >> it's not just the georgia senate seat that's in the air officials in nevada say counting there could last into next week. >> we can't go faster now even if

thank you so much from san francisco, natalie. >>> let's move on. we brought you six hours of election coverage last night on-air and on-line. local races on to 11 and our streaming service, cbs news bay area , national races on kpix 5 . and we are watching oakland, we are watching other races around the country. find updates right here on cbs news bay area, cbs news bay area, and on kpix.com. >>> still had, thousands of bay area tech workers are out of a job. the layoffs at meta, and how the company ceo is shouldering the blame . >>> plus new numbers on plastic pollution and how much of it affects northern california wales . >>> in the wake of the rain the past couple days, still some lingering clouds at their on this wednesday afternoon, but also, bright blue skies, just no pollution in the atmosphere right now >>> more tech layoffs to report, today. menlo park based meta cutting more than 11,000 workers, that's 13% of their workforce . in a letter to employees released overnight, mark zuckerberg takes responsibility for the job cuts, telling empl

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natalie pirks, bbc news, qatar.by iran, in a chaotic finish to a game which saw their goalkeeper sent off and two stoppage—time goals. hywel griffith has more. wells have been waiting since 1958 for their first world cup win. many came to the stadium thinking this could be the day. lots of hope, some expectation even after they watched iran crumble against england. but this was a very different story. wales in the first half — what looked like an iranian goal ruled out for offside. then in the second half, iran hitting both posts and hennessey having to scramble. he seemed to be the man who kept wales in it until about ten minutes from the end, he took out an iranian player and was sent from the pitch. that really was the turning point — two very well ta ken that really was the turning point — two very well taken iranian goals, the final in the 98 the minute, and devastating for wales and their captain, gareth bale. i devastating for wales and their captain, gareth bale.— devastating for wales and their captain, gar

as natalie brand reports, results are still in doubt in several key battleground states. >> reporter: the campaigning hasn't stopped in georgia where incumbent senator raphael warnock and republican challenger herschel walker are now sprinting to a december 6th runoff. >> they said we in overtime. >> i did warn you all that we might be spending thanksgiving together. >> reporter: it to see that could determine which party controls u.s. senate, depending on what happens with the two other outstanding senate races. in about a, the race between incumbent catherine cortez masto and republican challenger adam woxall has tightened as more votes get counted. under nevada law, counties can receive ballots postmarked by election day through saturday. >> right now, based on what we saw in the ball. this morning, we've got a little over 50,000 ballots that still need to be counted. >> reporter: in arizona, elections officials in maricopa county are still working through a record number of early ballots dropped off on election day. the rest between mark kelly and republican blake masters is still

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natalie brand has more from the white house. >> reporter: facing questions about his age, president bidenaid he'll make a final decision on running for re-election early next year. >> i think he should. i think he's extremely capable. what he's been able to do in the last two years is an unprecedented level of accomplishment. >> reporter: on the other side, a field of potential rivals is already courting support. >> we've accomplished more over a four-year period than anybody thought possible, but i can tell you this -- we've got a lot more to do, and i have only begun to fight. >> candidate quality matters. holy cow have we learned that the tough way. >> reporter: and trying to take the spotlight from former president donald trump whose platform just received a boost from elon musk, reinstating trump's twitter account saturday night after taking a social media poll. even as trump has said he now prefers his own social media platform. >> i don't know if that decision should be made by some poll. >> reporter: it's a reversal of trump's lifetime ban from twitter over concerns his tweets cou

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reporter will natalie brand has a closer look. >> reporter: helicopters flew low over the u.s. capitol for a security exercise just six days ahead of midterm elections. capitol police chief tom major is calling for more security resources to protect lawmakers fighting today's political climate. >> demonizing rhetoric , false claims of election fraud, paired with calls for action against other parties , individuals , or what can combine to cause real harm. >> reporter: shannon hillard tracks political violence at princeton university. she says, despite concerning rhetoric, people should feel safe going to vote. >> it's a period of heightened tension, that there so many groups, whether it's poll workers, administrators, community groups , who have been able to prepare a long time for this day. >> reporter: a federal intelligence bulletin warned that extremist across the analogical spectrum pose a heightened threat, though there are no specific threats currently. as fritz and get members of congress have increased, capitol police say they are continuing to monitor thousands of cas

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our sports correspondent natalie pirks is in doha, with the latest — natalie.ision that has been described as unprecedented. in september the fa wrote to fifa asking for permission to wear this one love armband, featuring colours similar to the rainbow flag. fever never responded to the request and yesterday harry kane said they would go ahead and he would wearing it be and they would take the fine. overnight it has become clear fever would impose sporting sanctions on any captains who wore it including wales�*s gareth bale for a breach of kit regulation. in a joint statement the nation is all said, we cannot put our players into the situation where they might be booked or even forced to leave the field of play. it has left them frustrated and disappointed and they say they will now show their support in other ways. as you can imagine fans groups have responded angrily, the football supporters is a division said they felt betrayed and it was a yellow card to players and a red card to tolerance. players for england and wales bill be hoping to put that behind the

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natalie brand, cbs news, capitol hill. >>> we've got you covered on election night with three ways to watch the results. kpix will have national and local coverage at 5:00. we have live streaming coverage of local races on kpix.com and kbcw 44. >>> congressional delegation spent the day in oakland hearing from those affected by issues in the supply chain. members of congress talked with california leaders and agricultural producers about the imbalance between issues getting products to consumers outside of the u.s. and in the flood of products coming in from other countries. temp commission says that both importers and exporters need to work together on those problems. >> it shouldn't be a competition. importers means more ships coming into the port of oakland and other parts of the united states. that means more space. that space must be used for exporters fairly. >> democratic numbers , which lets that commission have more ability to bring balance to imports and exports. >>> two deadly shootings in san jose in one night. officers spread thin. the police union wants to know why more

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at the white house, natalie brand, cbs news. >> big news from the u.n. egypt, member nations struck a deal to get wealthier nations to help pay for environmental damages in poor countries. developing countries are hailing the agreement as a landmark. representatives from 24 countries will form a committee to figure out exactly how the fund will work, including how much money is available for a long time, the idea of a planet fund is blocked by the united states and other healthy countries out of concern that they could be held liable for the impact of climate change. >> we have struggled for 30 years, on this part. the establishment of a fund is not about dispensing charity, it is clearly a down payment on the longer investment in our joint futures. >> the decision for loss and damage funds, and rises in the coming periods. >> the conference did not yield any major commitments and fossil fuel use, as some had hoped they would. >>> several bay area colleges offering huge discounts for the spring semester, while others are offering help for the unhoused to

cbs reporter natalie brand is in washington, with a look at key races being counted. >> tuesday was a good day for america, a good day for democracy. it was a strong night for democrats. >> reporter: president biden thanked democratic staffers and volunteers for their midterm win, but acknowledged he will need bipartisan support in congress moving forward. >> regardless of what the final tally showed i'm prepared to work with republicans but the american people have made it clear, they expect the publicans to work with me as well. >> reporter: it will be weeks before all the u.s. senate races are settled. >> are you ready to do this one more time? >> with a georgia contest scheduled for a runoff election in early december. >> i did warn y'all that we might be spending thanks giving together. >> reporter: incumbent democrat raphael warnock is hoping to repeat his 2021 runoff success. republic and challenger herschel walker returns to the campaign trail tonight. >> we have less than a month, and i can put up with a month. right now, this seat is a lot bigger than herschel walker. i know

and most in elderly me, natalie. but the countries mental health infrastructure is overwhelmed. not all drama cannot be diluted on we find hospital and city clinics, and our institutions don't have the necessary bags to admit these are the lessons that america solely think. argentina is not alone, the un says the global cases of anxiety and depression have increased by a quarter synced upon demick blue. and now for the latest scientific discoveries, this time on the effects that the grown of iris can have on the brain. sas covey to can really mess with your head. and i don't just mean how the pandemic can drive you up the wall, even if it does that to. a recent study indicates that the corona virus might also be able to directly damage the brain affecting it in ways that could explain certain long cove its symptoms. autopsy, some people who died from the disease have shown that covered 19 can trigger inflammation in the brain. in directly, even if the virus itself isn't detected there, but some express thing, south quality could also play more direct bul in your logical symptoms

with natalie dubois at the moment i have 7 children, and one of them hasn't been fired. but by the way, the children were downstairs. and i was upstairs getting laundry. yeah. a good a little mine. like you my and i'm not me. my was, i had absolutely everything collapsed beneath me and i was crushed. we'll talk about how my house is flattering to mine as well. so mom, in any indonesia as president, has toward some of the affected areas and promised to rebuild the homes that were destroyed to let them go to the family. but his 1st order was to rescue teams, find and save those who is still trapped under the rubble. the more hours path, the more hope is dwindling, that they'll get to them in time. of the doubly correspondence sharon soon milan has been reporting from me the earthquakes epi center here. she takes us to a treatment center right on sending in one of the evacuation tens, sat up in a car park located in the sy young hospital into an area of this hospital have seen many casualties of the earthquake that happened yesterday. as you can see here, inside the tent, t

cbs's natalie brand goes in- depth on the policy controversy. >> "then, one amazing day, everything changedreporter: when bettie thomas was seven years old, this children's book sparked a conversation about gender. >> there was finally a breakthrough in those, like, three years of just complete anger and sorrow and confusion. >> reporter: bettie, now a vibrant 11-year-old, identifiesa v as nonbinary, and uses the pronouns xe and xer. >> as soon as bettie has words to describe what xe was feeling, xe was able to start moving toward a more authentic life. >> reporter: mom courtney thomas says accommodating school policies put forward by virginia's democratic governor in 2021 allowed bettie to open up in the classroom. >> now our teachers, our principals, our counselors, get the training and the information that they need in order to accommodate kids like bettie. but it's also led to a very serious backlash. >> reporter: current governor republican glenn youngkin's administration has proposed its own policy, that has protections against discrimination and bullying, but would require parental p