took the prize in the nl. >>> for more, download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv.red hill, cbs news, new york. >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> we're going to begin tonight with several developing stories that impact america's national security, including our exclusive interview with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu, who we spoke with earlier today. we asked him about the ongoing negotiations with hamas on the release of hostages in exchange for a temporary cease-fire while israel is facing tough questions from around the world about the conduct of the war. tonight, he answers those questions. >>> also today, the israeli military says it found tunnels dug beneath gaza's al shifa hospital and released video of its discovery. we also speak with america's top diplomat, secretary of state antony blinken, about that historic summit between president biden and china's president xi jinping. the new deal now to crack down on the chemicals that make fentanyl, the drug that has caused so much pain and heartbreak here in america. with all of the bi

he was the nl manager of the year in 2014.ll played just two seasons in the bay, but he'll join as the co-hitting coach. >>> there will be no excuse for the 49ers' offense on sunday against the jags as san francisco gets one of its top weapons back. debo samuel will return after missing two games with hairline shoulder fracture. the verdict is still out on trent williams. he's still real questionable. >>> college football, big ten has banned the michigan head coach jim harbaugh from the sidelines of the team's next three games while the program is investigated for allegedly traveling to opponents' games to tape their signals. he can still coach the team during the week, but can't be at the game. and the school is seeking a court order to allow harbaugh to be on the sideline for saturday's game at penn state. >>> to the nhl, sharks back at it against vegas looking for a third straight win. didn't look great. down 3-0 in the 3rd period. top shelf. the knights win 5-0. sharks remain the worst team in the nhl through 14 games. >>>

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status really, his status as a leading presidential candidate means that this gag order is unstupgs nlwhat i expect you're going to hear a lot from this three-judge panel, two of them appointed by former president obama, one of them appointed by president biden, is whether the fact that trump is a candidate for presidency, whether that means he needs to be treated differently from pretty much any other defendant in this federal court. look, i mean, judges put redirections on what defendants can say all the time. they restrict comments on the case in part to protect the jury pool, for instance, right, to make sure the jury pool can be seen as fair. so the question is whether donald trump the fact that he is running for president means that he is free to criticize everybody. right now judge chutkan says, look, you can't criticize the court personnel, you can't criticize the special counsel and his family certainly. the question is whether that restriction infringes on donald trump's freedom, his first amendment rights and whether the fact that he is the presidential candidate means anyth

things up in front of them remember they don't have the mic in the headphone like they would in the nles of future opponents recording sideline and trying to decipher what the signals were in games that michigan was not involved in through video surveillance of opponents. >> it's recording of the sideline not supposed -- reporting for games that michigan was not playing in so michigan state playing against somebody else, and michigan is sending someone to try to record opposing signals so they could be prepared for future game to see what they're going to do. pete: got it you introduced drama i was not aware of that jim harbaugh might be on the field in two hours when the game kicks off. it is possible. all right. >> ratings through the roof for this game pete because everybody is going to tune in to see what the heck happens. pete: because of clay travis and check is in the mail. clay you're a hype man and check out and see you thursday, at the patriot awards in our town in nashville, i mean clay has been there longer than me but it is going to be a great night. clay thank you very mu

this marks just the fifth time both the al and nl selections were unanimous and the first time sincees erin judge and the dodgers cody bellinger did so back in 2017. >>> the las vegas golden knights were honored at the white house yesterday. president biden joked about his sagging poll numbers in nevada while marveling that a hockey team plays in the desert. >> just six years ago the idea of a championship team playing on the ice in the vegas desert -- oh, vegas desert. i mean think about this. who would have thunk of it as they say? seemed like a pipe dream. but the team ownership had faith, predicting in a playoff run in three years and a stanley cup in six. i've got to talk to them because the polling data i'm not paying much attention to it. >>> time now for the weather and let's go to meteorologist angie lassman for the forecast. the president tells us it's hot in las vegas. we're allowingia to tell us how it is everywhere else. >> i agree with him on that. it is hot in las vegas. it's a little rainy, though, along the gulf coast. it's been busy there when it comes to the shower

were revealed and the national league arizona diamondbacks outfielder corbin carroll, he was named the nl year. he received all 31st place votes and carroll had a truly special season. he became the first rookie ever with at least 25 home runs and 50 stolen bases in helping the diamondbacks to win their are to reach their first world series in 22 years. now, over in the american league, baltimore orioles shortstop gunnar henderson, he took home the al rookie of the year honors. also in unanimous fashion, the 22 year old hit 255 with 28 home runs, 82 rbis for a baltimore team that won 101 games and an al east title. the montgomery, alabama native also won a silver slugger award as the best hitter at his position after starting the season five and one. the warriors, they've cooled off considerably, losing four of their last five games and poor shooting is a huge reason why, with chris, paul and andrew wiggins off to a historically very bad starts, wiggins is shooting just 15% from beyond the arc he's averaging ten points per game after averaging 17 last season. chris paul not much better. h

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we thank you for being here nl and ari cohn, free speech council at tech freedom. like any emergg technology, ai comes withignificant risk and our ls need to keep up. so of theisks are already clear starting with secity which includes protecting our critical infrastructure, guarding against cyber-attacks, staying ahead of foreign adversaries. we must also protect our innovation economy including the people who produce content and countering the alarming rise in criminals using ai to scam people. confronting these issues is a mayor bipartisan focused where two weeks ago we convened the first in a series forums organized by lear schumer and senators round and young and senator heinrich to discuss this sandwich with experts of all backgrounds, industry union, nonprofit across the spectrum in their views. today we're here to focus, hone in on a particular risk of ai. that's a risk thatt poses for our elections and how we address them. given the stakes for our democracy, we cannot afford to wait. so the hope is we can move on some of this by year-end with some of the le

them extra hours prior to the start of class and stay late after hours, and we hope they take advant nl if they need help. they vocalize when they don't know something and part is ego. if i want to pass the class i need to ask for help. there is no slowing down. once the training is moving it isn't stopping for anybody. you are on the training or off. we don't have time to stop. we want them to pass, but they have to have their heart into it. if they think it will be easy that isn't the way it works. >> i want to speak about what happened on september 22, 2022, which was week 14 i believe. week 14 or 13. there was a big moment for me, because it was the week that i got injured. i had the ladder not completely fall on me, but it put my body in such a way it basically injured my shoulder. i had a little nerve damage coming from the top of my right shoulder radiating down. from what i remember, the ladder was coming down and a sudden movement it swerveed one way and swerved back and i remember i couldn't feel my right arm. i tried to hold on to the ladder and it just basically just hit me

discuss danger of voice and phone technology and immediately take off every citizen on digital surveill nlssan francisco. meta data isn't new. east germany used it. it isn't new, it has been around decades and i make myself available to each of you for consulting on this matter. thank you. >> thank you christopher cline for your comments. next speaker, please. welcome. >> hello. my name is brenda baros. we both work at san francisco general. we heard you talking about the budget and so that brought some things to mind for us like we heard about the deal for the land out at san francisco general where they got for nothing. we hear about all these other things that is just giving away money to people. not charging developer s and things like that. when you come to us and you start asking us to give up or you start asking us that we should take a little less, remember we are looking at all of that stuff. we are looking at every public service contract that is basically giving our work to somebody else to do rather then paying us to do it. $39 million for overtime, honesty, dph workers are burn

discuss danger of voice and phone technology and immediately take off every citizen on digital surveill nlssan francisco. meta data isn't new. east germany used it. it isn't new, it has been around decades and i make myself available to each of you for consulting on this matter. thank you. >> thank you christopher cline for your comments. next speaker, please. welcome. >> hello. my name is brenda baros. we both work at san francisco general. we heard you talking about the budget and so that brought some things to mind for us like we heard about the deal for the land out at san francisco general where they got for nothing. we hear about all these other things that is just giving away money to people. not charging developer s and things like that. when you come to us and you start asking us to give up or you start asking us that we should take a little less, remember we are looking at all of that stuff. we are looking at every public service contract that is basically giving our work to somebody else to do rather then paying us to do it. $39 million for overtime, honesty, dph workers are burn