and alex newell and j.ir performances. newell won for playing a whiskey distiller in "shucked." >> and to anyone that thinks that they can't do it, i'm going to look you dead in your face that you can do anything you put your mind to. >> it was a night of dreams coming true in new york city. >>> and that's the overnight news for this tuesday. for some of you, the news continues. for others, check back later for "cbs mornings." and remember you can follow us online anytime at cbsnews.com. reporting from here in the nation's capital, i'm norah o'donnell. >>> this is "cbs news flash." i'm courtney kealy in new york. demolition has begun on the iowa building that partially collapsed last month, killing three people. the owner of the building pled guilty monday to a civil infraction, stating that he didn't maintain safe conditions. >>> senator richard blumenthal has opened an inquiry into the merger announced last week between the pga tour and the saudi-backed liv golf. blumenthal said in a statement that the me

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. >> and the tony goes to alex newell. >> for their role as a whiskey distiller, alex newell took hom the award for best actor in a musical. >> thank you for seeing me broadway. i should not be up here. >> shortly after, j. march are son ghee won for some like it hot. >> who ever was told you couldn't be, you couldn't be seen, this is for you. >> and coming up on cbs news ba area at 9:30, an encouraging state wmakers approve a much a needed infusion of cash for those struggling agencies, former president donald trump i due in court tomorrow in miami. what we know about the promise. >>> silvio berlusconi >>> i've been looking forward t this story the whole show. take a look at this. two baby otters are the newest additions to an aquarium in western japan. they're from a species called the asian small clawed otter. the smallest otter in the world their populations are in declin due to habitat loss and pollution. two other pups were in the same litter but they die soon after birth. the surviving pups are now being raised by staff workers. oh my goodness. they're so cute. looks like they'

newell's shearwaters. strange, little gonzo.ever, when i reminisce, my thoughts will circle back to a small blackbird, the kaua'i 'o 'o. by the time i got to the islands, they were practically extinct. but deep in the alaka'i, i found them--a pair. on the outside, they're quite ordinary, but here, listen to them sing. one will go... [bird sings] then the other. [second bird sings] that was the first time i saw them. as for the last time... [bird sings] hmm. do you think it now? man 2: if it's the last one? i don't know. hey, what matters is that it's still alive and we've captured its call. it'll live on. want to listen? man 1: sure. [click] [bird singing] [man 2 gasps] uhh. what is it doing? man 1: jacoby, wait. play the recording again. jacoby: what? man: just play it again. [click] [bird singing on recording] [bird singing on recording] [bird singing on recording] [bird singing] [bird singing on recording] [bird singing] [man sighs] i can't tell you what happened next. soon after, i returned to pennsylvania, but i thought abo

newell won for playing a whiskey distillery and "shucked." >> and to anyone who thinks they can't do. >> norah: it was a night of dreams coming true in new york city. and that is tonight's "cbs evening news." i am norah o'donnell, od n. >>> whatomeowners can do to protect themselves before it is too late. >>> it is another major blow tonight to a once thriving shopping area in downtown san francisco. westfield announced today that it will be leaving san francisco and will be transferring ownership of the sprawling mall to its lender. westfield operated the space for more than 20 years. in the past years they have seen a significant drop in business. since 2019 they seen a 43% drop in foot traffic. with the number of stores closing, nordstroms, occupancy dropped to 55%. the company says elsewhere in the country it has been coming for some time. the mall will remain open under new management and that quote we will have an opportunity to pursue a new vision for this space that focuses on what the future o

. >>> and at last night's tony awards in new york history was made as alex newell of "shucked" and jay" are the first out non-binary performers to win acting tonys. for more download the cbs news app on your cell phone or i'm matt pieper, cbs news, new york. ♪ >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> i'm lana zak in new york. thanks for joining us. a travel nightmare is unfolding along interstate 95, the main north-south highway that runs up the east coast from florida up through maine. it's used by tens of thousands of travelers each day, but those passing through northeast philadelphia will have to find another route. an elevated section of the northbound lanes of i-95 collapsed after a vehicle fire under the roadway weakened the structure. the southbound lanes are said now to be compromised and a two-mile stretch of the highway is closed in both directions. the head of philadelphia's office of emergency management described the scene. >> today's going to be a long day. and obviously with 95 northbound gone and southbound questionable it's going to be even longer than that

jay harrison gi took home a trophy as best leading actor as a musical for some like it hot and alex newellners sean hayes and jody comer both won best leading actor and actress for their roles in good night oscar and prima facie. >> some of my favorites. jody comer from killing eve. >> yes >> she was the one when we had all the smock smog a and smoke, she hahad ththe leleave the sta. i can't breaeathe the other day. good for them. and it wouldn't be tonys without performances shucked took the stage by storm and were fittingly introduced by tiktok the corn kid himself. and speaking of best musicals, "parade" won the best musical revival. it reopened earlier this year with ben platt in the lead the director, michael arden also took home a trophy, sharing a message of inclusion during his acceptance speech. when it comes to ben platt you get cheers, chills and tears combined any time he opens his mouth. >> oh, he is fantastic i'm still catching up on that news , , s sleeping when itit was gog oni i admit. >>> mimichelle is back with the weatather for ththis week ahahe, coming up p right aftet

and alex newell and jay harris and g became the first two openly nonbinary actors to win for their performancesthey can't do it, i'm going to look you dead in your face that you can do anything you put your mind to. >> norah: it was a night of dreams coming true in new york city. and that is ten nights "cbs evening news." i am norah o'donnell, good night. ♪ ♪ >> judge judy: theefennt married, had a child, tionip ga mt jy:e ready i'm not giving him any awards. i mean, he's just a stupid guy. >> announcer: but after she was dumped again... >> judge judy: mr. rainbolt decided to go back to his wife. >> announcer: ...did she try to get him canned? >> judge judy: the caller claimed that the employee in question had been arrested in the past and had numerous charges pending. just vicious. >> announcer: "judge judy." you are about to enter the courtroom you are about to enter the courtroom of judge judith sheindlin. captions paid for by cbs television distribution 20-year-old marli massara and her father, michael, are suing marli's ex-boyfriend, paul rainbolt, for the value of her belongings and damag

jay harrison gi took home a trove trove for the performance in "some like it hot" and alex newell wononbinary performers to ever win a tony award we talked about this earlier with how with the writers strike this almost didn't happen but they pulled it off, it was live, it was unscripted, it was history making. >> if anybody can pull off live tv when it comes to an award show they certainly can do t they're used to being on stage, they are performers, they are pros, great to be able to have it. >> absolutely. thanks for watching "early today," i'm jessica layton. >> and i'm frances riva. er >>> from the campaign trail to the courtroom, former president donald trump heads to miami ahead of his arraignment >>> four young children found safe in the amazon rain forest how they survived on their own for more tha

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an emotional alex newell took to the stage after winning for their role in the musical "shucked". play sot >> thank you for seeing me, broadway. i should not be appear as a queer, non-binary, black baby from massachusetts. and to anyone that things that they can't do it i am going to look you dead in the face that you can do anything you put your mind to. amy: and those are some of the headlines this is democracy now, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. coming up, we look at the 30 seven count indictment against donald trump and in the new, remarkable documentary, "every body." ♪♪ [music break] amy: this is democracy now, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. local and federal authorities are ramping up where donald trump is scheduled to surrender to face charges tuesday for retaining and mishandling classified documents including top secret information about u.s. nuclear weapons and secret plans to attack a foreign country. on friday the justice department unsealed a sweeping 37-count indictment against trump who has become the first u.s. president

and they're also me say, look, this a newell, if it becomes known issues, should be for guys to plan would come into effect by 2025. some people saying it's changing so fast is not simply going to be too late. well, it's interesting that some months ago i was asked whether we're not rushing, whether we're not still quicker too early here in utah with legislation. now people say we're not too late. the reality is that we have to conceive this regulation to be as future proof as possible by not looking at the technology itself, because certainly technology morse changes all the time. if you've always, it seems in nature, particularly in the nature of the results. we have looked at how we defined the core obligations that relate to the technology no matter how we can change no matter how 20 volts. so for example, transparency, a lot of the rules of the obligations difficulty place relates to transparency and expand. it is well, be transparent about the data is used to training allegories and will remain the same now. and in 5 years time, no matter how many times students will be will be

and that is not awarded to alex newell. she played the role of a moonshiner in the musical slippery type, she won the best actor in a musical nomination. she became the first non-binary actor to win best actor in a musical. thank you for noticing me, being a virminary fat black character from massachusetts. should have been here . became the first open non-binary actor to win the best award starring in a musical for his role in some like it hot criteria for a man who thinks he won't get anywhere. i can say this is for you. what should the ceremony of a ton look like in order to fully cover the topic of non-binary identity? it should be more open. i think i meant the right gender categories. in the nominations, i understand why we need them so that white cisgender men can win. it was always like this for me all the time even in london when they removed the link to gender categories, then they left with awards only white men. i think it's more difficult. the russian ministry of defense publishes footage of the zaporizhia dire

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alex newell and j. harrison ghee became the first non-binary people to win.ved -- loved it. because of the writers strike, they made a deal to do it with no teleprompters. it was fast-moving and ariana debose ad-libbed. professional. ♪ >> good morning america. for our viewers in the west, one of america's busiest highways shut down indefinitely. disaster on a crucial overpass on i-95. >> coming off the middle, too. >> a tanker truck igniting,

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inter milan did it underjose—maria newell in 2010.mportance of this competition in previous seasons but it's always been part of the manchester city project since that abu dhabi takeover take —— 15 years ago. on average they have won the league title every other year. six in the last seven. pep guardiola had been absolutely huge in the history of this club. but for them to actually now do it under pep guardiola, like you say the weight has been for him as well, finally city can be mentioned in the same breath as ac milan and real madrid and manchester united, those people and clubs who have done it at the very top of the game. they can take their place in europe as makkelie. —— among europe's elite. let's remind you how manchester city reached this stage. breezed unbeaten through a group containing sevilla and borussia dortmund — the highlight a 4—0 win in spain. erling haaland scored 5 as leipzig were swatted aside before city really lay down a marker to the rest of europe, demolishing bayern munich then real madrid and could become

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alex newell winning featured musical actor from shucked. actor and actress in a play, the tonys went to sean hayes and jodie comer. the ceremony went on unscripted. >> you're asking what is the compromise? well, we don't have a script you guys. >> amid the ongoing strike by the writers guild of america, which agreed not to picket the ceremony. ♪ the tonys had twists and turns, and in the end, a triumph. >> how fun. >>> it is 5:26, and seniors are feeling the pinch with inflation. the struggle to keep up with their rising bills. >> plus, former president donal trump not holding back this morning. his harsh words for th department of justice as i was saying earlier in the meeting, i think it would... hey sharon, did you know triscuit is crunchy on the outside yet incredibly wholesome on the inside. just like me. you forgot salty. i'm not salty. triscuit. unapologetically wholesome. diabetes can serve up a lot of questions, like, "what is your glucose?" and "can you have more carbs?" before you decide... with the freestyle libre 2 system know

in your face that you can do anything you put your mind to. [ cheers and applause ] >> that's alex newellsical "shucked," accepting the award for outstanding featured performance in a musical. last night, along with harrison ghee, became the first nonbinary actress to earn a tony. ghee took home the award for best performance by an actor in a leading role in a musical for the revival of "some like it hot". >> melissa joan hart opening up about a recent compliment from her son. >> hart tells "today" that her kids, they always roll their eyes when it came to her tv shows and movies. but she says she recently had to watch an episode of a former show and there was a plot line of "what women binge" and she says her son sat down with another child and said, quote, shut up, it's really funny. hart says that it was a proud mom moment that her son actually liked her work. so i want to pose this question to our parents here, we have three of them, do your kids think it's cool that you're on tv or i don't care, i don't give a care, or anything like that? what do your kids say? >> first of all, your

generac over 8%, newell rubber 14%, carnival cruises 13%, old dominion 6%, charter 8%, american airlinesairlines double-digit short positions. i'm sure the mavens will craft a new positions how massive the short squeezes are the sign of the beginning of the end. i'm being facetious about it, let me bring in fitzgerald group cleave chief investment officer keith fitz-gerald. all the logical things, all the things they teach you on wall street, 101, 102, 103 should be crashing but the market won't quit! >> that is the best part. people are arguing with you and me, stocks are too expensive. they predicted 10 out of the last two recessions. there are profits and real companies making them. i think it is compelling and exciting time to be very focused on the trends of our lifetime. charles: talk to us about that. we know generative a.i. which i think have stolen headlines from a lot of other exciting things out there. this is the fourth industrial revolution. that is just one component of it. >> it is, people, charles, they underestimate the magnitude of this. this is on par with the introduc

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harrison ghee in "some like it hot," and alex newell in "shucked."o come on the "newshour," the head of nato discusses the ukrainian counteroffensive against the russian invasion. increasingly severe weather causes major insurance providers to pull coverage in california. and playwright michael r. jackson gives a brief but spectacular take on writing from the inside out. >> this is the pbs newshour from weta studios in washington and in the west from the walter cronkite school of journalism at arizona ste amna: in the days ae latest indictment of former president trump, violent rhetoric has been escalating in online forums and in far right militia groups. this coupled with heated and combative messaging from trump and his republican allies has extremism watchers on high alert. following this all closely is jeff charlotte, he is a professor at dartmouth college in his new book "the undertow: scenes from a slow civil war," chronicles the rise of right wing extremism over the last decade. i would like to ask for your help in translating some of the resp

harrison ghee and alex newell just a few days before they took home their tony's, here's a part of thatent shows. but your character is coded as a woman, your character actually goes through this exquisite evolution where anybody knows the story of some like it hot, begins as a man, starts in drag in order to run away from the mob, and then actually kind of finds themselves in that. what of your own life are you bringing to that story? >> everything. that is my journey, my experience of identity, finding who i am, and having that journey every single day, and giving myself the grace and the space to grow and to evolve. and that's why i am excited to inspire and encourage audience members eight times a week. >> and you are just getting your standing ovation mid show, every show. >> they get up. >> they get up, they clap. it's lovely, you know? i have always acquainted my lulu to lola in dam yankees. it's the first time in my eyes that i have seen a plus size chocolate women just be sexy onstage and not be the butt of the joke in that. i think that is so beautiful in a way, so i want to b

harrison gi and alex newell were the first nonbinary actors to win awards.ard and many expressed support for the writers in a writers strike. >>> an unbelievable ending in the search for four children who disappeared after their plane crashed in the amazon, they were found alive after 40 days in the jungle. we have new details on how they survived. >>> also former president trump not the only one headed to court. his aide walt nauta who was indicted is expected to appear before a judge tomorrow afternoon. who is the man accused of moving the boxes of classified documents at mar-a-lago? that's next. crabfest... ...unless grandpa's got t flavo. dayumm! crabfest is here for a limited time. wewelcome to fun dining. for people who are a little intense about hydration. neutrogena® hydro boost lightweight. clinically proven. 48-hour hydration. for that healthy skin glow. neutrogena®. for people with skin. he snores like an angry rhino. you've never heard an angry rhino. baby i hear one every night... every night. okay. i'll work on that. the queen sleep number c2 s

i'm not trying to submission is required because while the world newell since the 18 ninety's that we were facing the warming of the payment, we chose not to keep the advice of scientists. and that which could have been done in more than a century is now being reduced to be done in less than a decade. hundreds thing is the hit, a global political strategy with climate action network internationally joins us from parents. now thank you very much for being on al jazeera as we hear that what is required as absolute transformation and not for form of institution something off to to that. how hopeful are you that that is actually going to happen up so don't leave finance slides at the very heart of climate justice and what 30 years we have seen this countries dragging their feet and that's what the lead time reduction that you know, sort of started long ago, and that's why the a hill so that this conference can office on both and last week there was another climate conference which was concluded which was a very depressing conversation that be solved. adage, countries blocked all the conve

just give me the view from local newell community. i can do that. that's what they've jumped to be. the only place i did was added to my role is on the phone with me to do the just doing the hope all lead for the long drawn to do i'm going to be looks at the the top is really like to have so many to tell the heart of a new i'm, you know, believe it video or a body bunk to say about if you sell something on the go on piece also to them dollars on this, on this place on a fix, something it started, i'll do, i need to tell you something when i make another book, just good certificate to the public document that it's under the economy and also so on. if you don't see it, then i do tend to go to the central banks, produced 5 percent of the credit in the world. the private banks produce or create options to 95 percent of the credit in the world, and they have no virtually no regulation over that. now what canes argued in the 19 seventy's was we must manage this process. it can create vast bubbles of debt. it can go out and control the 1929 wall street trash in the united states pump took

. >> richard newell.here you able to look at issues of the political and economic geography of beccs? what do i mean by that? last week, we had the head of the loan program at gre and there is the energy revitalization infrastructure fund. if you think about energy which we may be transitioning away from or will be, like coal, and you think about beccs as an opportunity, to what extent are you able to look at the communities that might be suffering in the energy transition or if other types can benefit from beccs? can you look at that matching? you think of the characteristics of beccs, there is a lot that can be combusted. when i think of the same kinds of things involved in coal infrastructure, beccs comes to mind in requiring some of the same kind of skill and investment. are you able to look at that? >> first, and you will see this in the report, beccs's bioenergy is national in scope. but there very large regional variations. in the upper midwest, where the domestic ethanol industry is based, you hav

th newell you in new york cityth ,don't help your fellow new yorkers. that's the saddest part of this story. yorkere saddest parti understan. thanks so much. said. all right. we movthanks sch sid e ahead. big tech companies like amazon are often, often the primary enforcer s of the left's moral code. fox news's trace gallagher joins us wit dymore of a truly dystopian story trace. >> yeah, and briany., an amazon driver who's black was dropping off a package at a home in baltimore when h e thought heeard overheard a racist remark coming through the doorbell. speaker he notifie a rt d amazon and they shut down the home's amazon echo systemified am, whie controls electronic devices, including the lights. the homeownectc r got an email him telling him to contact amazon, who then scolded him about the racist remark, except the homeowner who's also black didn't make the remark. he wasn't even home at the time. wasn'ime.d, it was the doorbell rings system saying to the driver, excuse me, cansystem thp you? >> the driver, wearing headphones misunderstoodad, resp

alex newell and j. harrison ghee became the first non-binary people to win. reggie: i oved -- loved it. because of the writers strike, they made a deal to do it with no teleprompters. it was fast-moving and ariana debose ad-libbed. professional. ♪ >> good morning america. for our viewers in the west, one of america's busiest highways shut down indefinitely. disaster on a crucial overpass on i-95. >> coming off the middle, too. >> a tanker truck igniting, causing the interstate to collapse. one vehicle still trapped under rubble. this morning the ripple effects along the east coast. >> the indictment of former president trump facing the most serious legal threat of his life. trump spent the past 48 hours trying to discredit the special counsel after allegations that he took classified documents involving our american spies, defense and weapons. photos showing stacks of documents around mar a-lago from the bathroom to the ballroom. the former president set to turn himself in tomorrow in miami. as he denies wrongdoing from the campaign trail. how officials in mi

indictment that allegations he mishandled classified documents >>> the tony awards made history when alex newell ghee became the first nonbinary actors to win. the writers strike left theaters biggest night without a script but david, it's almost like something that cable has known for a long time, sometimes there's scripts and sometimes there's not and the show must go on. >> for sure. our first hour of this show, we don't have a script at all. >> you don't need a script. >> no. >> you do it live. >> making it up. thank you. contessa. >>> we are over an hour and six minutes into the trading day let's get to the man to my right here on set, bob pisani see what you're focused on this morning. >> we're all about ad libbing when need to still rising, 4305, still waiting to pass that it's still tech dominating the market we want the market to broaden out. we had moments where it's happened not today. what's moving semis, tech doing well, ark innovations, strong, consumer discretionary strong. you don't see health care or consumer staples or some of the cyclicals like industrials leading the chart. n

at you, but what we want to do is we are the people who are most charged with selling faye surrey newell to the congress and to the american people. and without proper oversight, we cannot do that. as we used to say in the army, 10 crap does away with ten years of advice, okay. we cannot do that. so in one week happens, if the public does not feel like we are addressing that appropriately, we have to do that. so i would just ask you, director hands, what are we doing for you to help us rebuild the trust in the public that they have lost over years through many times, it predates you, but it doesn't matter when it happened. we have to turn the perception back that we turn and trust the fbi, we trust the cia, we trust the nsa. >> absolutely, thank, you congressman. i think having the trust of the american people with respect the intelligence community is absolutely fundamental and it is critical to us doing our job for all of the reasons that you indicated. but also so that, when we put out a warning, frankly, the american people trust it enough to act on it or to be subject to it and i th

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alex newell for "shucked." >> the voice. >> incredible.ng their mom for all the support over the years. it was really hot in the theater, so alex said i'm going to keep it short and brief. and j. harrison ghee gave a beautiful speech about representation and why that is so important. >> kimberly akimbo was the best new musical. >> there are so many good ones out there now. this is the time to go to broadway. >> we keep saying this is the biggest commercial for broadway. kimberly akimbo, a little show that could and did. it was struggling at the box office, but hopefully this will give it a little boost. she is a two-time tony award winner this morning. >> i'm one people to see shawn haze as oscar levant. he was astounding and he won. >> he acts, he sings, but also he plays the piano. that final moment where he's playing gershwin is unbelievable. >> we were joined by a number of the artists who took home tonys. take a look. >> i get to go on this arc of expanding the human being that i am and i hope to encourage and inspire that in audience

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