im shanelle kaul, cbs news, new york. >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> tonight aftermp bragging about his net worth, a trial in new york is under way and taking direct aim at just that. the fraud trial against the former president, his family, and the trump organization started today. prosecutors accuse trump and his company of inflating the value of his assets and net worth on financial documents. before entering the courtroom, trump called the trial a sham and verbally attacked the judge and new york's attorney general letitia james. last week the same judge found trump, his sons don junior and eric, and the trump organization had inflated his value by billions of dollars for a decade. this isn't a criminal case, so no jail time. but trump could be forced to give up his famous new york properties like trump tower. cbs's robert costa is going to start us off tonight from outside the courthouse in manhattan. good evening, robert. >> reporter: good evening, norah. former president trump did not need to show up here today, but he decided to anyway because sources tell m

i'm jarred hill, cbs news, new york. >>> it's friday, october 6th, 2023. this is the "cbs morning news." border battle. a major aboutface from the white house. the biden administration set to resume building the border wall as the number of migrants arriving at the southern border reaches record levels. >>> economic side effect? popular drugs like ozempic used to suppress appetites may be having another impact on grocery stores' bottom lines. >>> and remembering a football legend. we look back at the life and career of hall of famer dick butkus. >>> good morning, and good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. we start with the crisis at the border. the biden administration is reversing policy to build new bare yerks and it's also set to resume direct deportation flights. the changes come amid the surge of migrants illegally crossing into the country, and cities are running out of room to house them. naomi ruchim is here in new york, one of those cities dealing with this crisis. good morning. >> reporter: anne-marie, good morning. this aboutface from the wh

i'm shanelle kaul, cbs news, new york. >>> it's tuesday, october 3rd, 2023.his is the "cbs morning news." kevin mccarthy in jeopardy. the house speaker is now facing a vote that could remove him as leader of the house. and it was all sparked by a member of his own party. >>> trump in court. the former president lashes out at the start of his civil trial that threatens some of his prized real estate holdings. >>> missing girl found. a 9-year-old is reunited with her parents after being kidnapped while camping in upstate new york. wait until you hear how police say they tracked down the suspect. >>> well, good morning and good to be with you. i'm anne marie green. we begin with former president donald trump's high-stakes civil trial in new york. trump was defiant as he attended the opening statements in manhattan court. %-p courtroom hallways into his stumping ground. the former president is accused of fraud for allegedly overvaluing his assets for years to secure loans. naomi ruchim is in new york with more. naomi, good morning. >> reporter: anne-marie, good m

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michael george, cbs news, clifton, new jersey. >>> and that's the overnight news for this friday.apital, i'm christina ruffini. >>> this is "cbs news flash." i'm jarred hill in new york. former president donald trump is dropping his $500 million lawsuit against his former lawyer, michael cohen. trump's campaign says between his other legal battles and the 2024 presidential campaign, he's too busy to go after cohen. cohen called the move cowardly. >>> the unit auto workers union strike is now in its fourth week. uaw president shawn fain is scheduled to make an address and potentially expand the strike today at 2:00 p.m. eastern. talks remain ongoing between the union and all three major detroit automakers. >>> and the winner of the nobel peace prize will be announced day. top contenders include ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy and russian opposition leader alexei navalny. >>> for more, download the cbs news app on your cell phone or i'm jarred hill, cbs news, new york. >>> tonight, construction of the border wall will soon resume after the biden administration's major revers

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. >> new chaos on capitol hill. the rare move now being made to throw house speaker kevin mccarthy out of his leadership role. the move tried only twice in us history. so now does it have a chance of working? >> late night tv is back doing what they do best, making my prompter word screen full of good and ha ha. the top moments as the late night hosts return for the first time since the writers strike. and later, the driver who got creative to avoid the tolls on the highway from abc news in new york. >> this is america. this morning. >> good tuesday morning, everyone. i'm andrew dymburt. >> good morning, everyone. i'm rhiannon ally. we want to begin with breaking news this morning out of washington where us congressman has been at gunpoint. congressman henry cuellar's office says three armed attackers approached him as he was parking his car near his home in the navy yard area. police have not said if the cars texas plates identified him as a member of congress. >> police were able to recover the stolen vehicle, but

in a new way and find new partners and sort of establish new tons of traits. and i think of russia and china and sort of the, the engine of this process and what we witness in africa in sub saharan africa in particular. this is quite amazing. and a new world order is evolving under our eyes. and when we look at what's going on, and molly and looking at fossa and mika and other, that will probably follow up. this is a new development which gets hope for, for the people there. and so to the, what does it hold? i think. well, you've just mentioned rocky, so that so many of these african nations, they used to be colonies and the nations that you've just mentioned, like, uh, we'll chat. and so one of a, uh, pushing to break away from that to get independence because even now europe, in many ways has viewed advertise, it's backyard. so in your opinion, and your being, of course, from germany and germany is that you're a pin locomotive under the comic powerhouse. so how do you, in your opinion, how is it pushing europe to shift and to adapt in order not to lose their

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way the news is covered. when a country falls victim to state capture and the powers that be team up with influential business interests to manipulate it's politics. seldom is that more evident than during an election campaign, such as the one that poland is experiencing. now, the country goes to the polls on sunday, october 15th, with the current coalition government led by the law and justice party, known by its polish akron and peace. fighting off an opposition group called the civic coalition piece has been in power since 2015 it quickly paint independent voices at state on media, particularly at the public broadcaster cvt. scores of privately own news outlets then ended up in the hands of government allied corporate players and underwent similar editorial transformations. there was a lot riding on this vote and not just for poland, there practice and its relationship with the e. u. growing tensions between poles and their neighbors in ukraine and the nationalist, anti e u. anti immigrant position that pi

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janis mackey frayer, nbc news, sichuan province, china. >>> in 60 seconds, the new health alert about those new weight loss drugs so many are taking the serious side effects being reported what you need to know, right after this >>> back now with tonight's health report a new study looks at a class of drugs exploding in popularity right now for weight loss, and the risks of using them stephanie gosk is following this stephanie, what did they find? >> lester, these medications have been prescribed for years to treat diabetes. it's only recently that they've been taken, in the case of ozempic, off-label to lose weight. this is the first large study of adverse reactions among nondiabetic patients the results show a higher risk of gastrointestinal issues compared to different weight loss medication specifically, a nine-times higher risk of pancreatitis, more than four times higher risk of a bowel obstruction, and a more than 3 1/2 times higher risk of stomach paralysis. the side effects are rare, according to the study's authors, but doctors say patients who are not diabetic or obese may

northern new york. charlotte sena was riding her bike around a loop in a state park saturday with other kids when she decided to ride one more loop by herself. authorities say her parents began looking for their daughter and called 911 when she did not return. police say it's possible she was abducted and issued an amber alert. her bike was found on the path where she was riding. >>> the "associated press" says connecticut enacted its most sweeping gun-control law since the sandy hook elementary school shooting. the legislation signed earlier this year by democratic governor ned lamont took effect yesterday. it bans the open carrying of firearms and prohibits the sale of more than three handguns within 30 days to any person with some exceptions. the new law and one passed after the 2012 school massacre are being challenged by gun rights supporters. >>> and the "washington post" says new york democratic representative jamaal bowman acknowledged triggering a fire alarm in a house buildings -- house office

i'm jarred hill, cbs news, new york. >>> it's thursday, october 12th, 2023. this is the "cbs morning news." gaza under siege. israeli warplanes pounding the tiny territory with near constant bombardment as tens of thousands of troops gather at the border ahead of an anticipated ground invasion. >>> speaker scalise? house republicans finally pick a leader, but does steve scalise have the votes to win the gavel? the fight he's still facing with -- within his own parti. >>> we have a lottery winner. someone is waking up $1.7 billion richer. where the winning ticket was sold. >>> good morning, and good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. israel is tightening the reins around gaza. the humanitarian crisis is growing with electricity shut off and entire neighborhood reduced to rubble. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu created a new cabinet with a longtime opposition critic. this is a look at gaza on the sixth day of the war. the fighting has claimed at least 2,300 lives on both sides and 22 americans. shanelle kaul joins us with the latest. good morning.

new details about his final hours. >> announcer: this is nbc "nightly news" with lester holt >>> good evening tonight much of the world is holding its breath, watching israel's ground operation against hamas in gaza unfold and wondering whether it could spread to other parts of the region tonight the country's prime minister rejecting calls for a ceasefire. benjamin netanyahu saying "we cannot give up the fight." his comments coming on the same day we learned an israeli soldier held by hamas has been rescued by israeli forces the concern for the fate of other hostages taken from inside israel is building as the ground war intensifies. hamas playing to those fears, releasing a new propaganda video showing some of the hostages it's believed to hold. the war, the civilian toll in gaza, the grim new reports of atrocities suffered by israelis during the october 7th terror attack, all playing out against an increasingly volatile world stage, generating a wave of hate, from jewish passengers sought out at an airport to antisemitic threats on college campuses here at home. we're covering it a

i am jessica aguirre. >> we are starting with breaking news into our news room. the way. there has been a freeway shooting off i-80 in san pablo, and all westbound lanes are closed. there was one victim, and he was not shot but was hit by shattered glass, and that person drove himself or herself to the hospital. we don't know the that person. again, westbound 80 closed because of a highway shooting. we will tell you more about that when we get it from the news room. >>> detectives are digging into a double shooting and two high-speed chases around a normal sunnyvale neighborhood. we are having technical difficulties, so we will move on to another story we have for you now. >>> sweeping changes on the way for the embattled police department in vallejo. and the agency is now required to make changes within the next five years. >> jody hernandez reports, civil rights advocates believe it will save lives. >> the people of vallejo deserve a police department that listens and guarant

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now to developing news. governor newsom's pick to serve out the remainder of late senator dianne feinstein's term will be sworn in tomorrow. laphonza butler will be sworn in by vice president kamala harris in washington, dc this is butler's first job in public office. >> she's the only choice. she was outstanding. she's she's the best choice. she understands is how our systems work. she has deep understanding of the legislative process, deep understanding of the executive process that's just next level qualified. >> butler was the president of emily's list where she campaigned to elect pro-choice women to office. she resigned from that job today. she will be the first black and lesbian woman to serve in the senate. the question is, does she want the permanent gig when it comes up in 2024? abc seven news insider phil matier says time will tell. >> you have to be known by the voters, not by the insiders. insiders will get you there, but it's the voters that keep you there and after butler is sworn in, she's sc

for cbs news, college station, texas. >>> that is the cbs weekend news for this saturday.driana diaz in washington. good night. >>> from cbs news bay area, this is the evening edition. >> now at 6:00, protesters shutting down 101 in san francisco demanding a ceasefire in israel. >> without a ceasefire, there's never going to be any chance of peace for either side. >> we've got the latest on how those protests are affecting our local highways and on what's happening in israel. >>> plus, red flag warning from the national weather service. darren peck will have the details. >>> and party time in the castro. a san francisco tradition is back after being away for 17 years. we'll tell you ha the castro neighborhood is doing to make sure that people are safe on halloween. >>> live from the cbs studios in san francisco, i'm brian hackney. >> and i'm andrea nakano. we start with tensions both in israel and here at home as the war moves into its next phase. >> this was the scene about an hour ago. 15,000 protesters making their way on to 101 near the van ness on-ramp. highway patrol

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i'm rhiannon ally abc news, new york . been nearly a year since five people were killed in a mass shooting at club q in colorado springs. >> now the lgbtq q nightclub says it plans to reopen by the end of the year. they are going to go to a new location in the city. the new venue will be managed and operated by survivors. the night of the shooting. michael anderson was tending bar. now he's the vice president of operations for what will be known as the q by club q, located inside the satellite hotel. it's about four miles away. anderson says he wants the local lgbtq community to have space again after it was taken away by the shooter. >> i freaking love the view of the mountains right there. i that is like seals the deal for me right there. during the shooting, i got trapped inside the building and that is one of the worst feelings you could ever feel here in a new space. and we can create new memories with all, new everything. and you know, we don't want people to be triggered going into a space that they should feel rela

and we can create new memories with all, new everything.nd you know, we don't want people to be triggered going into a space that they should feel relaxed. >> anderson says he's excited for a reset with a stage for more performances. they'll also have better security within the hotel. there'll be more exits to go out of and more protocols that they'll have there in that building. the nhl is reversing course on its controversial ban on pride tape and other colored stick tape. for years, players have used specialty tape to support causes during games and in practices, as the league's decision comes after public outcry from players and fans who are saying that this was a homophobic decision. when the ban was first instituted by the nhl earlier this month in an attempt to crack down on the use of special on ice gear for theme nights, some players have continued to use that pride tape to protest the ban. >> new at six san francisco lawmaker are reportedly proposing a plan to strip sfmta's ability to set transit fares and parking meter rates. acc

this news is also the latest news that al-alam announced in a report. the killing of the defenseless people of gaza has stopped, and amnesty international has announced that the civilians in gaza are facing an unprecedented danger, and that israel has blocked their way of communication and severely attacked them. protesting about this issue is the latest news we have reached osama hamdan, one of the leaders of hamas , said that the ground operation of the enemy has started, but it has failed, and the occupiers want to cover up this failure by carrying out massacres. as you mentioned, we are getting closer to the news at 4:00 a.m., we have to wrap things up . the sum of those countries that we have pictures of we welcome the presence of our dear and respected viewers. people in new york and chicago came to the streets to condemn israel's attack on gaza and demonstrated. in addition to them, demonstrations are also being held in various palestinian cities on the west bank of the jordan river in turkey. it was held, the pictures of which we presented to yo

what is your new news? we have a news about the drone attack of resistance forces on zionist settlements and the direction of the zionist positions was carried out with 35 unmanned aerial vehicles, and this has been noticed in the media from the point of view that in the past, the palestinian resistance forces used stones and sticks to attack the zionists, and now they only say that the ezzedin uavs of the hamas military branch use 35 unmanned aerial vehicles. the drone attacked the zionist positions. i also saw a news in euro news that it was written because hamas fired 500 rockets within 20 minutes and that shot went through the iron dome of the defense system that the zionists have , which shows that this defense system is completely the zionists have lost the possibility of confronting the iron dome thank you mrs. shoubiri. i think my colleagues were able to contact mr. taghqinya, an expert on west asian issues. mr. taghqavi , can you hear me? greetings. we are still reviewing the latest developments in

abc7 news reporter j.r.tone is digging into the details of the proposal for this ferris wheel currently in san francisco. >> golden gate park could soon be moved and installed several miles down the road along this pier in san francisco fisherman's wharf. if you do it right, you do it tastefully. >> it's going to look great. >> most of those walking around the wharf will tell you they like the idea, seeing something new in the city. >> it was always, you know, eye catching. >> i haven't seen much change around the pier in a long time, so it'd be really cool to see something new. >> the ferris wheel has been up in golden gate park for the last three years in the shadows of the academy of sciences and the deyoung museum. but a shift to the wharf would put it front and center or high and towering above the bay, with beautiful views of alcatraz. even if some may question the look like, it may make it a bit cheap, may make the area a bit cheap with it, perhaps because there's no other amusements here. >> is there

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we need new ships, we need a new orbital station. space services, first, second and also no less important, everything needs to be done in a timely manner, sequestration of the federal space program, reduces the pace of development, tell me, is there a possibility to help promote the reusable launch vehicle, thank you, yuri ivanovich, you persuaded yes, it is always necessary, they will give more , ask for more, they will give less, that’s why we won’t give up this kind of work, it’s in demand, on to other topics, air raid sirens sounded almost all over the place that night territory of israel, both in the border areas with gaza and in the central regions, as a result of one of the attacks, a power line pole near tel aviv caught fire, and power outages are reported. previously, the israeli ministry of defense read about attacks on the gas strip across the territory of lebanon. at night, according to arab media reports... a rocket, whose exact name was not specified, fell in egyptian tabi on the border with israel near eilat, injuring

in new york.nks for staying with us. the war between israel and hamas is now threatening to spread. the israeli army is poised on the border of gaza for what's expected to be a major invasion of the densely populated strip. but israel has also traded rocket fire with hezbollah militants in lebanon, and they've sent jets to bomb two international airports in syria. now, earlier this month the region seemed on its way to a new era of peace. so what happened? here's seth doan to explain. >> at least 1,300 people in israel have been killed. in gaza at least 2,100. >> reporter: the story somehow keeps getting worse. >> israel vows to crush hamas. >> reporter: as we watch and read, sometimes reluctantly, faced with the reality of yet another war in the middle east. this time sparked by the unimaginable brutality and ba barbarity of those surprise attacks. >> this was an act of sheer evil. >> this country was created in the aftermath of the holocaust and it was based on a promise. a promise that this sta

back not with our new nbc news studios podcast. examines the growing influence of politics and religion on schools throughout the lens of a north texas town tonight, one of the co-hosts, antonia hylton, has a preview of her highly anticipated series >> reporter: it's anisha menezes' senior year but she spent less time getting excited about making honor society or getting excepted into college. >> i think we all feel exhausted. >> reporter: instead, she is often worried about politics in her north texas school district of grapevine colleyville. >> in my school, all i can see is people pitted against each other. >> reporter: over the course of the last two years, school board candidates backed by conservative christian activists in three local districts, grapevine colleyville, southlake, and keller, have passed sweeping policies on gender and sexuality, race, gender and sexuality, the bathroom use trans students, and removing hundreds of books. parents weighing in. >> teachers shouldn't be forced to use your made-up fantasy pronouns.

>> from the bay area's local news station. we now with breaking news. without objection, the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. the office of speaker of the house of the united states house of representatives is hereby declared vacant. >> breaking news as we come on the air here on kron. 4 news at to house speaker kevin mccarthy has been voted out of the job in an extraordinary showdown. it's a first in u.s. history and it all just unfolded just a few moments ago. thank you so much for joining us here on kron. 4 news at 2. i'm justine waltman. this photo just wrapping up just now. and it has officially thrown the house and its republican leadership into chaos. it was a 200 to 16 to 210 vote forced by contingent of hard-right conservatives throws the house and republican leadership into chaos. mccarthy's chief rival congressman matt gaetz of florida brought forward this motion to vacate drawing together more than a handful of conservative republican critics of the speaker and many democrats who also say he is on worthy of leadership. congressman

kelly cobiella, nbc news, jerusalem. >> that's "nightly news."une in to extended coverage this weekend and to "meet the press" for a special edition with kristen welker thank you for watching i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other. good night >>> next on nbc bay area news tonight, a journey in and out of israel during this war with hamas. >> woke up the next morning to a nightmare, i guess i should put it. >> we are talking to a bay area congressman who just returned to u.s. soil. his conve

what breaking news this morning is are new. >> manager, it won't be a new uniform for him. we actually many years ago he played for a few years for the san francisco drive. but he's also warning days uniform and most recently has absolutely. we've kron four's will tran live for us in oracle park with more on this breaking news. a will. >> as a manager, he's worn for jerseys. the giants being the 4th one i can tell you that there will be a news conference in about 2 and a half hours from now. so he will be officially introduced, although it's the worst kept secret, right? everybody knows about that. bob melvin is the new manager for the san francisco giants in about 10 minutes ago, they took to social media and basically set. yeah, you got the news outlet confirm. and so here is the tweet saying that bob melvin is officially the new manager of the san francisco giants. and thanks to photoshop is replete with the san francisco jersey as well. so he is coming home after spending the past couple of seasons and southern california with the san diego padres. before that he was wi

local news continues on our streaming service, cbs news bay are >> norah: tonight, breaking news. for the first time in american history, the speaker of the house is removed after revolt from within the republican party. what happens now? here are tonight's headlines. ♪ ♪ >> the office of speaker of the house of the united states house of representatives is hereby declared vacant. >> drama at the capital. the u.s. house votes to oust it speaker. >> norah: kevin mccarthy out as speaker. congress grinds to a standstill without someone in the role. >> a little girl who went now home with her family. >> state police still on the scene where they captured the suspect. watch as investigators covered in white have gone in and out of this home with paper bags in what appears to be several gun cases. spirit a special look at crime in america. what's behind the rise in carjackings around country? after a sitting member of congress is held at gunpoint by three armed men right here in the nation's capital. >> i looked at a gun, another one with a gun, one behind me. my car, said sure. >> nora

uh in any way and find new partners and sort of establish new tons of traits and nothing progressing and trying to sort of move the engine of this process. a new world order is evolving under our eyes. and when we look at what's going on in molly and book, you know, fosten, ego and other that will probably follow up. this is a new development which good, so for, for the people there and to the world as a whole, i think even now europe, in many ways has viewed africa as it's backyard, in your opinion, how is it pushing europe to shift and to adapt in order not to lose their influence and how happy is europe about this new world order that you mentioned? i think could be a good writing or 2 trucks of one. so i did try to take advantage of the new situation for the as far as the belt and roads initiative from china is concerned, and other countries as well which cling to a new agenda. but on the other hand, they still stick to the old west and dominate at c a and it's a financial system. and so they have right in between books and this stick brought to the old would order, i think, and

i'm jarred hill, cbs news, new york. >>> it's friday, october 27th, 2023. this is the "cbs morning news." where is robert card? an accused mass killer now on the run. the urgent manhunt across new england and the community now in mourning. >>> and preparing for a ground war, israel carries out a second raid into gaza for the second night in a row as the u.s. retaliates against iran-linked militants in syria. >>> good morning. i'm jarred hill in for anne-marie green. more than 30 hours and counting and still no sign of an alleged gunman who went on a killing rampage at a bar and bowling alley in lewiston. a multistate manhunt for army reservist robert card has expanded to the canadian border with officials searching towns, forests, even waterways. lewiston, the second largest city, turned into a virtual ghost town with businesses and residents shut down and urged to shelter in place. we are learning new details about the 18 people killed. among them a father of three, a bowling coach, and several members of the deaf community. cbs' bradley blackburn is in le

. >> i'm michael george in new jersey. how a shutdown could impact everything from air travel to the cost of food. >> also tonight, strike deadline. medical workers across the country threatening what would be the largest health care strike in u.s. history. >> the strike would impact five states, including here in california where medical support staff says extreme understaffing is putting lives at risk. >>> plus, car hacked. thieves going high tech to steal your vehicle in under a minute. we'll show you how it's done and how you can stop it. >>> iphone fix. what apple is doing after customer complaints their new iphones are too hot to handle. >>> and later, show of support. superstar gymnast simone biles reaching out to a young girl snubbed at her medal ceremony. >> i want you to know you deserve a medal just like all the other girls. >>> this is the "cbs weekend news" from washington with adriana diaz. >> good evening. we begin tonight here in washington, where congress is running out of time to avert a government shutdo

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a look ahead to a new week of gop maneuvering to find a new house speaker. abc7 news at six starts now. >> building a better bay area moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc7 news. >> a live look now at the conditions over the san francisco bay. you see the bay bridge right there. gray skies all day. the result of a new storm that has brought rain to many areas. good evening and thanks for joining us. i'm j.r. stone. a cold front continues to bring us some rain. here is a live look at conditions outside across the region. spencer christian is here tracking the latest. okay. >> yeah, we still have the gray skies over much of the bay area, but the rainfall is getting lighter and lighter. so here's a look at what's happening. this is what produced the rainfall for us. as you see on the satellite radar, composite image, a little storm spinning around up in northern california with waves or bands of light rain sweeping through the bay area. as you can see right now on live doppler seven. and most of the activity has moved to our east at the moment. still,