. >>> en un grito desesperado, nora quiÑonez decidiÓ estar en una huelga de hambre en esta iglesia de>>> en este video, se ve cuando agente de ice se llevarÓn a su pareja inmigrante salvadoreÑo. luego que saliÓ de cissÉ ro illinois. lo encontraron con botellas de alcohol abiertas. >>> tiene antecedente por manejar ebrio hace 7 aÑos. nora sabe que su pareja y padre de 2 hijos pide que lo hagaque pido que le den su ciudadanÍa aman residencia tampoco. >>> me levanto en la maÑana y digo. y estÁn siendo totalmente afectados negativamente esto es critico. segura que mientras dure su causa no va a salir de su iglesia por darle credibilidad. a partir de maÑana nora espera que tomen en cuenta su sacrificio. >>> quÉ historia hay 60 personas mÁs que se han contagiado de sarampiÓn esta semana. aumenta a 940 las personas contagiadas. hablamos del peor brote de sarampiÓn desde 1994. el nÚmero de afectados va a seguir subiendo insisten que la mejor forma es vacunÁndose. >>> el estilo de vida y la alimentaciÓn tienen que ver con el incremento de ataques cardiÁcos, nos explica carla me sola. >>> este

nora: yo sé que tu vida fue infierno total, señora, pero no parece tener un caso.ayudar a los inmigrantes: "pues, ¿quién quiere donar 90 mil dólares, 60 mil dólares, 30 mil dólares?" carmen: Él dice que el caso se abre con número de folio y todo. albert: si le dan entrada a estados unidos legalmente, pues qué bueno, ¿no? pero si los deportan y eso, "pues yo los representé y pues, no calificó y--" de todos modos, siguen ganando, ¿no? carmen: no ganan del cliente, el migrante, pero sí de quienes donan. recientemente, dice, lo abordó una organización para hacerle un ofrecimiento. albert: "nosotros te vamos a ayudar. te vamos a traer doctores, te vamos a traer comida, te vamos a traer lo que tú necesites". carmen: la tentadora oferta traía un precio. albert: "además, nos vas a dar permiso que nosotros subamos a las redes sociales que somos un 'non-profit organization' y que nos donen dinero y que nos donen cosas y que nosotros le vamos a dar a ustedes lo que-- lo que ustedes quieran". pero el dinero y todo, ellos lo controlan. carmen: según explica el pastor rivera, la

cbs just announced nora o'donnell will be taking the helm and nora retweeted a congrats from katie couric she had quoted cronkite this morning in saying she would give it, you know, everything. so these are the three women. only the three. >> come on rarefied air. >> you go, girl. >> yes, indeed. nora o'donnell is whip smart, she deserves this job, she's worked her butt off in the years she's been white house correspondent, anchor of the morning news and everything else in between. this is a huge honor for her. to take over this job, not only is she going to take it over, but she's moving the show to washington, d.c., which is revolutionary in its own right. but in their estimation, they want to be where the newsmakers are. and that's where they feel like that the center of news is right now in this country. so they're going to do the snow from washington, d.c. but, yeah, it's a very big honor for her. i say, my hats off to her as a woman, i say, go girl. i'm ready for this. and i think it's about time to think that in the history of network news, there have only been two other women to s

a new era has started in japan after the abdication of emperor akihito his eldest son nora tito has ascended to the chrysanthemum throne. at a mourning ceremony in our hero was presented with the imperial regalia of a sword and julia each in a box and wrapped in cloth later he made his first public address of emperor pledging to follow his father's example and devoting himself to peace and staying close to his people. sinning i also swear that i will act according to the constitution and fulfill my responsibility as the symbol of the state and of the unity of the people of japan while always turning my thoughts to the people and standing with them. so he blushed as a journalist in tokyo she's been covering the ceremonies at the imperial power palace good morning sania how does naruhito intend to mark his reign well like you mentioned earlier he wants to very much follow his parents and follow their rule of being close to the people and of maintaining peace he was obviously very much inspired by them and i think that's why he also had to go to a relatively big part of his person at risk to hi

another star story we're following after the abdication of japan's emperor akihito his eldest son nora hito has ascended to the chrysanthemum throne in his first speech as japanese emperor nor he to a promise to follow his father's example and devoting himself to peace. you know. the state of new news live from blunt coming up next a personal cost of reporting on the mafia for two italian reporters we have more coming up the top of the hour as well from our news team i'm brian thomas thanks so much for being with us. in the face of danger. frederica. obama well what that's like. as their jobs report. which means that their safety is constantly in conflicts. but other efforts really more thinks reporters take on italy's mafia. d.w. . goal. sometime in the twenty sixty's you my great granddaughter will be born. but with the world be like in your lifetime and around half a century. when i was.

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nora has that ability. i'm really excited about john dickerson coming to "60 minutes". john has the interviewing capability of mike wallace and writing capability of bob simon and boy that's a sweet combination and he will, he will fit right into the "60 minutes" cadre of correspondents. i feel really great. we also have a knew chairman of the cbs corporation, a guy i've known for a very long time, who i have enormous confidence in joe. i'm feeling and now bill owens is the executive producer of "60 minutes". i feel great about our future. i've known all of these people for decades. and i'm thrilled about the changes. >> thank you, again. if you were only accountable to the constitution, what would you do to control social media? >> well, those -- the two parts of your question are ant antithetical. the constitution doesn't allow control of social media. the alien sedition act made it illegal to criticize the president or congress. that lasted for about two years. and it was when madison was writing his commentaries on the alien and sedition act that he said that freedo

i think more nora or donald is capable. you are sort of like the queen in that job.everybody looks at you for leadership. it is one thing i learned in the job and i think nora has that innate ability to do that. i'm really excited about john dickerson coming. john has the interviewing capability of mike wallace and the riding capability of bob simon and that is a sweet combination. he will fit right in to the 60 minutes cadre of correspondence. i feel really great. we also have a new chairman of the cbs corporation, a guy that i have known for a very long time. joe who i have enormous confidence in. and now will owens is the executive producer. i feel great about our producer. i have known all of these people for decades and i am thrilled. >> thank you again. if you are only accountable to the constitution, what would you do to control social media. >> the constitution does not allow control of social media. that is when madison was riding his commentaries that he said to the freedom of the press and it is the only guarantor of liberty. the alien and expedition act w

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well the new imperial era has started in japan after the abdication of emperor akihito is eldest son norahugo has ascended the chrysanthemum throne and his first public address emperor he pledged to follow his father's example and devoting himself to peace. study rain could do little to dampen spirits in tokyo as midnight approached. thousands gathered in the streets and nightclubs to ring in the new imperial era. the next morning the rain had cleared and the party kept going many went to the imperial palace to be part of this historic event. that again like the transition of imperial eras is an event that may happen only once in our lifetime it is a special day and we came here today as we wanted our baby also to be present at this historic moment. and that that cuba has to be one of the following the previous emperor i hope the new emperor will stand with the japanese people and do more things i expect a lot of him to get that. doesn't look good. inside the palace too short ceremonies the first attended by senior government officials the prime minister and his cabinet parliamentary lead

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. >> reporter: nora o'donnell will be broadcasting from washington d.c. >> i think about the legacy and the history of cbs news and that is humbling to accept this position. >> reporter: o'donnell replaces jeff gore who is still in talks with cbs news. john dickerson will join 60 minutes as a exontsz. >> correspondents. and then i know mason and tony shall join on the check of on cbs this morning. >> we are marrying the best of cbs news's legacy with the talent of the team. >> reporter: cbs news struggled with ratings and fallout from high profile sexual misconduct allegations. this is the start of a new era and that they are in to win it. >> you can watch the cbs evening now at 5 and 6:30. you can check our new news at 7:00. >>> let's head over to mary. you took a walk earlier. was it chilly? >>it was. the temperatures are below average for this time of year. and you can see why. we have a gray clouds clouds out there t and the temperatures are running in the 50s in the 50s and the 60s. so here is the doppler. the showers are coming to an end and we'll see the high pressure build in as

they are announcing nora o'donnell will leave the morning show at cbs and go to the cbs evening news.locating the news cast from new york city to the d.c. that is a new thing. and the morning co-anchor, gail king, denied reports that she pushed nora out and said they don't have any beef. cbs reps say they're in talks with the current news anchor, jeff glor, about his future. he held the job less than 1 1/2 years. they have anthony mason and tony decoppola to go to the morning show. and there's this. the dude from the big lombowski could move to denver. residents are voting on decriminalizing shrooms. if the measure passes, it wouldn't make mushies or magic mushrooms legal but people that grow and possess them would be the lowest priority for law enforcement. prosecutions wouldn't happen. so the dude would be in the clear. users report having a transform ty experience on shrooms. a euphoric high with long-term enlightenment. supporters say shrooms can help people with mental illnesses as well. critics say it would have a negative impact on the city of denver's reputation which has alre

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so nora was convicted as a child, a good trial prosecutor. she was sentenced to more than 20 years in prison. while she was in prison, the elected district attorney in memphis, then the tennessee to bring court overturned her conviction because of two constitutional violations of the trial. he didn't disclose evidence she was required to give, it could have helped her innocence and then in the jury, in her closing statement, tell us where you are. she had her constitutional right not to testify. that's a big no-no. so she had to wrestle with the difficulty of having this in her past and trying to figure out how to move on from it. so i tell this story because i think it shows in some ways, it's extraordinary, not a normal case. prosecutors all over the country are still having tunnel vision, still seeing a real tough on crime law and order, especially since she became the district da and there's a kind of pattern of constitutional violation, it seems like an important other part of the story to show. it's a complete picture of american prosec

nora o'donnell, you see there is going to be the anchor of the cbs evening news. gayle king will be joined by two guys you probably seen before, anthony mason and tony to copal on cbs this morning, the cbs evening news is going to be moving to washington dc and john dickerson who you are used to seeing in the morning will be permanently on 60 minutes. lots of changes, back to you. >> today, the asian pacific islanders community is holding a news conference after some alameda county firefighters were accused of taking racially changed, racially charged photos. they come out of station 22 in san lorenzo. the lunar new year's card shows them reinforcing asian stereotypes like incompetent driving and being too short to reach a ladder and blowing up fireworks all while wearing bamboo hats. >> they are picking on the asian community and they could be picking on the hispanic community, african-american community and all other communities, so something has to be done. >>> the fi chreeds under investigation as a personnel matter. the api committee will meet at 11:00 this m

suddenly he was alone his sister nora nieces and now helping him. left bangladesh for new zealand over thirty years ago he used to regard the country is the safest in the world but now he is full of anxiety and his fears go far beyond the attack itself. what if. muslim young person become. something with so i started thinking about the peace in security for across church for new zealand and for the rest of the war. christchurch has three hundred fifty thousand inhabitants it's the biggest city on new zealand south island but in many ways it has the air of a sleepy small town here people are proud of the country's colonial heritage school uniforms cricket and rugby friday the fifteenth of march looks set to be a day like any other the weekend was just around the corner. here in the heart of the city hagley park a huge municipal recreation ground and right next to it the al-noor mosque. shortly after one thirty pm the in mom called the people to friday prayers. at the same time a white car pulled up driven by a twenty eight year old australian dressed

i think that nora has that. she has that innate inability to do that. i am really excited about john dickerson. he has the interview capability of mike wallace in the writing capability of bob simon. he will fit right in to the criteria of correspondence. i feel really great. we also have a new chairman of the cbs corporation, a guy that i have known for a very long time. whom i have an enormous confidence in. and now bill owens is the executive producer of 60 minutes. so i feel great about our future. i have known all of these people for decades. i am thrilled about the changes. >> thank you again. are only accountable to the constitution, what would you do to control social media? >> well, the two parts of your question are antithetical, aren't they? the constitution does not allow control of the media. in the alien and sedition act of 17 78, 1779, made it illegal to criticize the president or the congress. [ laughter ] and that lasted for about two years. it is when madison was writing his commentary on this that he said that freedom of the press is

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it will be anchored by gayle king and these guys, anthony mason and tony to coble and nora o'donnell is going to be moving to the cbs evening news where she will be the anchor there moving to 60 minutes. a lot of big changes for cbs news, it is going to affect may 20. >>> happening today, testimony begins and the ghost ship fire trial. opening statements wrapped up last week with the attorney claiming that the deadly fire was the result of arson. witnesses will testify to seeing strangers with molotov cocktails the night of the fire in 2016. the creative director phases 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter. they argued that people had no chance to escape the flames that night and investigators could not conclusively rule on the cause of the fire. >>> a hit-and-run driver is still on the loose in pleasanton. that person is responsible for hitting a teenager after school. it happened near harvest park middle school on friday. a rush to get to his mom parked across the street and he stepped out across and the side view mirror other than believed to be a toyota sienna hit him. he has st

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russia responded saying washington's laws to disinform nation campaign locally they're reporting for us nora sort of got covering those clashes near the capital caracas but a word of warning first what you're about to see right of the very start of the report is up setting. was. god. was. like. the people i thought that any one could play go up to the top of the military people to wake up people. i. mean. by and this was today brave soldiers brave patriots brave people who are following all constitutional and i'm sure in the cool today the armed forces are standing behind the people and the constitution the. people of missouri you know they're selling out i. think the current economic world yet who's already launched a probe into what he calls an illegal coup attempt saying several. people already being questioned he singled out ringleader of the uprising word mentioned before prominent opposition figure leopoldo lopez seems he's no claim to silence in the spanish embassy in caracas for now he is the founder of the popular their party that leads in d.c. as one of the key figures behind why t

nora o'donnell spoke to mullenburg who insists the 737s will be back in the sky by the end of the yearpersonally apologize to the families. we feel terrible about these accidents. we apologize for what happened. we are sorry for the loss of lives in both accidents. and that will never change. that will always be with us. i can tell you it affects me directly as a leader of this company. it's very difficult. >> reporter: the common link between both crashes was the performance of a new flight control system called mcas, which activated after it was fed erroneous information. the first crash after takeoff, killed 189 people onboard. what's your understanding of what brought that flight down? >> we know there was inaccurate sensor data. there appears to be a maintenance issue with that sensor. we know the mcas software was activated multiple times during that flight. and in the end, that added to the pilot workload. >> reporter: it was more than multiple times. it was two dozen times. the pilots were essentially in a tug-of-war with the plane for control of the plane. that flight control

i'm curious to nora's question, were you at home mad one day and thinking, i have to say something?i was depressed, watching people of accomplishment, very bright people, acting in ways that are shocking. the deputy attorney general quoting donald trump on the rule of law. really? a lot of folks were asking me, what happened to these people? i'm not sure, but i've seen it up close, in working with champion. and i've seen him wrap people in this web of deception and delusion, and i've seen it shape them. i've seen others step up to it. >> how do you believe he wraps people in a web of deception? >> when you sit with him, he'll just tell lies. he's not asking for your reaction to it. he will just talk about how he had the largest inaugural crowd in history, much larger than barack obama. if you don't jump in and interrupt and contradict with the president, you feel like you agreed with him. and these lies wash over you over and over again. and the next step is, you sit at a cabinet meeting and everybody praises the leader. and the next thing you know, he is attacking the institution t

nora phillips es una abogada activista que realiza mucha labor pre inmigrante en tijuana.ella dice quefue un infierno pero no va a tener un caso. >> aunque la pregunta es de quÉ manera matrimonios falsos pueden traer dinero organizaciones que apoyan a migrantes. el pastor dice que el beneficio viene cuando logran aumentar el nÚmero de casos en sus archivos. mientras ayuden a mÁs personas llegarÁn más donaciones y hasta beneficios tributarios. >> hay agrupaciones que son, acciones civiles. que le reembolsen el dinero cuando les toca pagar los impuestos. abogados que abren su propia fundaciÓn y le dicen a personas que quieren ayudarlos. y despuÉs quien quiere donar $90,000 o $60,000. >> dice que el caso se abre con nÚmero y todo. >> si le darÁ entrada estados unidos legalmente que bueno. pero si lo deportan yo los representa y no cualificado. y de todos modos 100 ganando. >> recientemente, dice, la bordo una organizaciÓn para hacerle un ofrecimiento. >> nosotros te vamos a ayudar, vamos a traer doctores, comida, lo que necesites. carmen los tuve la tentadora oferta traÍa un precio. >> no

hello nora taylor nanda top stories on al-jazeera in the u.s. the pentagon has toned down its language towards iran saying there will be no war that in different sectors comments came as u.s. politicians were receiving a classified briefing on escalating tensions with terror on washington previously said it planned to strengthen its military presence in the region because of unspecified threats i'd say we're in a period where. the threat remains high. and our job is to make sure that there is no miscalculation i think. that is. one thing we can do. this way so. i just hope our honest listeners. know we're in we're in the region to address many things but is not to go to war with iraq. united nations special envoy for libya has warned the country is on the verge of descending into a prolonged civil war fighting for control of the capital tripoli is about to enter its 8th week of diplomatic editor james bays reports. the u.n. special representative gas and salami reporting to the security council on what's been a dramatic and destabilizing period

nora? prognue wch it closely, elizabeth palmer in g you s, thank you. willpresident trump will nominate patrick shanahan to be gis second secretary of defense. en has been acting defense secretary since january. the highly unusual arrangement for the key national security role. the announcement follows a month loing pentagon ethics investigation. that cleared shanahan of any wrongdoing. >>> we're learning more about a stark warning to a colorado charter school months before this week's deadly shooting. o stuwo students accused of oening fire on tuesday's attack, 18-year-old devon erickson and 16-year-old alec mckinney are due back in court to face charges. david begnos at the campus in highlands ranch. >> five months before the shooting here at stem school, a woman called the school district headquarters said she was a parent and made some explosive charges, among the said theran extremely high drug culture at stem. said many students are suicidal and she was worried about a columbine-style massacre happening here she went on to say that the school is a

next week and do check out the rewind page at al-jazeera dot com for more films from the series on nora karl thanks for joining us see you again say. 20 years of china's transformation. told through one young girl's journey. from birth to adult but these. 2 decades following the development of her life on nation. rewind returns to the story of k.k. the girl from wang joe do you love me on al-jazeera. hello it's still raining a little bit overpowering the flood there's a paragraph as you can see from the satellite picture but the heaviest rain is always where you get the brightest tops of these guys this is in northern brazil and the west through bits of crew in ecuador which is where you'd expect the heaviest rain to be we've seen some big showers and southern colombia as well which is a repeat on the focus of this streak of green still gives you a bit of rain in northern paragraph and that was particular southeast of brazil in parts of year ago but even that is 10 to say broad time to get to tuesday so north of the continent is where the heavy rain should be for and that is we've seen

to me this is my cousin nora but to the rest of the world this is n.k. jemison.wo hugo award, an award won by philip k. dick, isaac azimov and j.k. rowley but she is the first black author to win one and only the third person of any race to win them back-to-back. well, thanks for coming back to mobile for me. >> i only came because you asked. >> as soon as i'm of the right age -- sri lanka. >> is in that noticeable? >> the feeling was -- down to the fact that somehow you don't have a southern accent, i feel like you sort of acted like i'm not taking that on. >> you grew up here. you lived here. not like you were coming beak an forth. >> it wasn't that i was chafing to go it was more like i needed to be someone that felt like me. new york felt more like me but not 100%. you know, mobile is always going to be a part of me whether i want it to be or not and since family is here i'll always come back. >> lu of the here more than i did but in new york -- you were the doing the opposite. >> for a few years, yeah, we were swapping places which was frustrating because yo

boeing's ceo talks to nora about two crashes. >> i do personally apologize to the families. i can tell you it affects me as a leader of this company. it's very difficult. >> barrier to entry? a group that's raised millions of dollars for its own wall on the southwest border tells us about the controversial plans. >>> his song. fir first, the man behind elton john's most memorable lyrics. he will be in with jamie bell. >> it's thursday, may 30, 2019. here is today's eye opener, your world in 90 seconds. >>> bob mueller was essentially referring impeachment to the united states congress. >> these are impeachable offenses. >> nothing is off the table. >> mueller's remarks fuel calls for impeachment. >> if we had confidence the president clearly did not commit a crime, we would have said so. >> he's a total conflicted person. mueller is a never trumper. >>> power flashes. power flashes. >> one of the busiest tornado seasons in years, not letting up. >> this is flooding. continues to inundate the midsection of the country. >> people may not come back. >>> boeing's ceo is all apol

so does >> the new cbs this morning show started 7:00 right here on kpix 5 in about 45 minutes and norao the evening. >>> i'm excited to see how that works out as well. >> the best of luck to those of you on the roadways this morning, you will not need too much, but you need some of it. that's thanks to issues that we see out there starting with a look at the maps, this is a new one. this is northbound 280, one is at 10 and the other at seven. they would move into the right shoulder and they will start to cause delays because the southbound to meet or southbay commute starts to ramp up right around this time. give yourself extra time if that is a part of the drive into work this morning. 280 not having a good day because a little bit further north at page mill road as well as almonte and the southbound direction, those have also been moved to the shoulder. they aren't slowing anything down at this point, but they may later in the commute and yet again, 280, the problem child of the morning commute, there is fog at 92, a little low lying area. just take it slow and we don't want any more

nora volcow part of the national institutes ofinealth bethesda. she said these useful drugs intended to help people with attention deficit disorder are widely and dangerously abused. they can help people focus and stay awake but even short-term use can have long-lasting side effects. >> amphetamines are very addictive. >> reporter: when taken in l doses under the watchful eye o the doctor, they're safe and effective but adh drugs can be serious consequences for those using them without prescriptions. to study or party or lose weight. >> psychosis will emerge with higher doses.ha lucinations, hearing voices and others. symptom a recent study linked newly prescribed adderall with psychotic episodes andre commended warning patients and parents about it. researchers say these drugs when used without medical supervision can lead to addiction, heart problems, severe depression, anxiety, and even death. >> reporter: these are pills stolen and borrowed and and abused and used. national studies show that one in three college studen admits to illegally tryi

thank you nora says san francisco biology is finished a necropsy on a dead gray whale that was found on san francisco's ocean beach. >>the whale washed ashore yesterday morning and officials now say it died after being struck by a ship. the marine mammal center conducted the necropsy today, they say they found deep lacerations and wounds to the whale's body. they also say the whale was malnourished and didn't have enough blubber in fact on its body. >>yes, she is mount or so we were able to see that straight away and that we do that by measuring the number depth and specific areas so relative to what she condition she should be and for an adult female. this time of year she's in full body condition. >>as for what will happen to the whale's remains ocean beach is managed by the national park service and so far authorities have not said what they plan to do one of the biologist tells kron four they just might deep hole and bury the whale's carcass. >>coming up they are taking the spay pavement problems into their own hands and coming up an interview with one of the potholed vigilantes

. >>> frozen berries are being tested for nora virus and hepatitis a.arted six months ago and is expected to continue for at least one more year. frozen strawberries, raspberries, and blueberries have become a popular addition to blueberries. that means he berries are not cooked before they are consumed. experts say washing off very are not enough. the agency is not giving specific advice on how to use berries. >>> parents, students, teachers all coming together to ask for more money for bay area schools. the specific changes they are asking for today from lawmakers. >>> how state lawmakers in alabama are moving to enact what would be the most restrictive on abortion in the country. at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we've created access from at&t. california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benefits may qualify for home internet at a discounted rate of $10 a month.

nora cough is of of the part institute health in bethesda and said the youthful drugs intended to helpople with attention deficit disorder are being widely and dangerousously abused. they could help people focus and stay awake bev short-term use can have long-lasting side effects. >> they are very addictive. >> reporter: when taken in low doses under the watchful eye of a doctor, adderall and ritalin are safe and effective but adhd drugs could have serious consequences for those ing them without prescriptions, to study or party or lose weight. >> psychosis will emerge with higher doses. psychosis, means delusional thinking, hallucinations and hearing voices and other symptoms. a recent study linked newly prescribed adderall with psychotic episodes and recommended warning patients ane pas. >> researchers say the drugs without medical supervision could lead to addiction, heart problems and severe depression andiety and even death. >> these are pills swapped and borrowed and stolen and abused and used. >> reporter: national studies show that one in three college stude asdmits to illegally

and now susan zirinsky is moving people around to put pieces in the right places and that includes noraevening news. in 2019 it is rare to see a woman anchoring the evening news. katie couric and diane sawyer had the jobs in the past. but still notable to see a female news president putting a woman in charge of the evening news. a historical moment. >> so disappointing to see "new york post" framing this norah faceoff as if it was a fight. she always had aspirations to host the evening news and giving her what she wanted, and i think there is a temptation to look at this cat fight narrative. any time changes at the notework dislocations and people who disagree with those decisions. it big picture here is that cbs corporate and cbs news, in particular, are on a project to change their culture and we're about to see if it will work. >> irin, thanks for being here. >> fighting to make people more aware of journalism peril all around the world and it's gaining lots of new numbers. we'll tell you the story in just a moment. if you have a garden you know, weeds are lowdown little scoundrels.

nora o'donnell who you are seeing, she is going to be the anchor of the cbs evening news. gayle king is going to stay on cbs this morning which goes right after our broadcast and with those changes, gail will be joined by anthony mason and tony to copal, they are both here and they've both been on the show and john dickerson who is on the cbs morning show is going to go to 60 minutes. a lot of flip-flopping going on, these changes go into effect on may 20. >>> happening today, that ghost ship trial. 36 people died in the warehouse fire that happened in december 2016. jackie ward is live in oakland with more details. >> reporter: testimony begins as two men face 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter. derek almeida has been the tenant and max harris is the creative director of the ghost ship. we will first year from the prosecutors' first witnesses. the first being nicole siegrist's mother. in the opening statement, the chronicle reports that the prosecutor said she sent a text message to her mother at 11:23 on the night of the horrific fire saying i'm going to die. one of m

boeing's ceo talks to nora about two crashes. >> i do personally apologize to the families.ects me as a leader of this company. it's very difficult. >> barrier to entry? a group that's raised millions of dollars for its own wall on the southwest border tells us about the controversial pl