reed but both official and it has applid laim.i think that facial claim occurred, the original facial claim, as soon ase s told no by the trial court. i think his authoritative construction claim originally accrued as soon as a texas court, in its opinin judgment, included the violati odue process, which, as the mostprominently includes, is the not contaminati ruirement. the texas trial court on -- court ofcriminal appeals in paragraph 17 and 18 of its opinion made explicitly clear that it said that article 64 was not satisfied -- evidence had been touched by a number of jurors and court personnel, and that as a consequence, this issue wa impossible to get useful dna access. >> can you restate your argument about jurisdiction, in so far as you suggested that girds retains common law authority,despite any ruling of the court? at sounds an awful lot like you are saying that if the federal court were to decide at mr. edinds there, under article 64, otherwise his procedural due process claim, grits could say, i dot re, i'm nogog to gi

texas death row inmate, rodney reed, was onvicted in the 1996 mder of a 19 year old woman. mr.eed claimed he was innocent, and his legal team brought evidence that implicated the victim's fiancÉe. his defense sought dna testing from evidence at the crime scene. but were denied. justices in the case are considering the statute of limitations on post conviction reques r dna testing. they have through june to issue a ruling. >> your argument next in case -- read versus hurts. >> thk ou mr. chief justice, ayit please the court. the claim deled after skinner -- at the end of the state ur litigatio sking dna testing. there are two ss reasons why. one doctrinal the other practical. first, doctrine ali, he claims the law not a judgment. it makes sense to challenge what -- authoritarians -- after thabemes final on the hearing. by analogy, appellate review does not proceed into a lower court denies the hearing. traditional drew process claims aplete until that states full procedures deny due process. he fact is, re-hearing can change reasoning and results. well a section 1983 prisone

as mister reed acknowledged, ster goertz has two separate avenues by which prisoner in texas can seek a testing. once by agreement with the prosecutor. article 64 does not bind that in any way. it does not channel prosecutor's discretion, does not impose any requirements, essentially a plenary common-law privilege that the court of criminal appeals is recognized. chapter 64 governs how individuals seeking promotionsn apter 64 seek dna through the court system. an elaborate procedure that once it's been done an indivialho has relevant dna evidence has to surrenr . >> so what happens ia person seeks dna testing under apr 64 through the courts and the courts decide person with. are yosuesting that osutors independent common-law authority could override that and the prosecutor could say i disagree with the court and i'nogoing to give it to you ? >> texas law requires the people who brought motions with relevant dna have to deposit that with the court. the court wod sue an order providing for dna testing on its own and that order would be followed . >> so if your point is we ve a jurisdict

willis reed was 80 years old. >>> and finally, she went from reality tv champ to a history-making runbroadway, and she has a powerful message. joe fryer now on the star "inspiring america." >> reporter: eight times a week, broadway audiences are blown away by a monsoon, jinkx monsoon. ♪♪ she's the first drag queen to play matron mama morton in the long-running musical "chicago." >> i wanted to show that we can play the roles that we're good at playing, no matter what we were perceived ass at birth. >> repporter: jiinkx is a qqueen wiith two o crowns, winning the reality show "rupaul's drag race" twice. that paved the way for the great white way. >> a celebration of a life dream coming true. >> reporter: and she is living that childhood dream while living her truth. >> this is who i am. this is who i was always meant to be. this is how i am following my dream. >> reporter: her run is so successful, it was extended by two weeks. recently "chicago" had the highest grossing nonholiday week in the show's 26-year history. ♪ the goddess or you ain't and boys i got it ♪ >> reporter: yet as ji

and you're saying here there really is w for mister reed to brg ch a claim in . isn't that inconsistent with what i guess you're saying the court implicitly held in osborne but atas sort of the basis of the courts constitutional analysis? >> it's certainly inconsistent. the reason were notalng for skinner to be overruled is this cot has said specifically it is not bound by those as justice scalia colloquy put it drive-by jurisdictional analysisut we agree this is inconsistent beforehand. nonetheless even if is court were to essentially bless the exercise of jurisdiction asserted skinner ancontinued from the merits we should nothess fail on the merits because for some reasons, mister chief justice one important concern you was the accal concerns about everyone else. mister rd'rule just far as we can discern involves his claim accrues as soon as he chooses to stoplitigati in a state court system and not a moment before . is a profound ssvice to the typical dna applicant who is not fighting off a capital sentence, who'be accused and convicted of a crime and who want

willis reed was 80 years old. >>> and let's talk about the world baseball classic.tween usa and japan last night ended on a dramatic note. >> 3-2, he struck him out! [ cheers ] ohtani strikes out trout, and japan's back on top of the baseball world! >> mike trout struck out on a full-count pitch giving japan its first title since 2009. shohei ohtani was voted mvp of the world baseball classic. opening day for major league baseball here in the u.s. is thursday, next thursday, rather. >>> harvard announced its commencement speaker for the class of 2023. actor tom hanks has been named the principal speaker at the university's graduation ceremony in may. harvard's president calls hanks a true master of his craft who has entertained, enlightened, and befriended us for over five decades. hanks will be awarded an honorary degree. >>> coming up first on "cbs mornings," actor and martial artist scott atkins joins us to discuss his movie "john wick chapter 4." his movie "john wic chapter 4." some people have minor joint pain plus stomach problems. they may not be able to take

he helped lead the knicks to a victory and what is called the willis reed game. so may he rest in peace? i know a whole lot of people loved watching him play a legend in the game of basketball. yeah. all right. thanks, jason. coming up, field closed again because of the stormy weather will have an update on. have an update on. >> when it will be back open. when a truck hit my son, have an update on. >> wi had so many questionsn. about his case. i called the barnes firm. it was the best call i could've made. call the barnes firm now and find out what your case could be worth. ♪ call one eight hundred, eight million ♪ >> the oakland zoo is close once again because of all the wet and windy weather. this seems to be the new normal for the oakland zoo is this is the second closing this month due to the rain. a major storm earlier this year created a sinkhole at the entrance of the zoo. reported on that, you might remember ended forced to shut down for several weeks. the zoo says though it loses about $30,000 a day. every time it has to close this, of course, as the de

reed: thank you very much. sen. brown: thank you. senator brett from alabama is recognized. >> thank you, it is great to have you here today. over the past two years we have seen the highest inflation of my lifetime, driving up costs for american families across the board. according to the department of labor the annual inflation rate in 2021 was in -- was 7% and 2022 was 6.7%. according to the department of agriculture the price of food went up 10% in 2022 and the real effects of that is that moms and dads are working to put food on the table for their kids and babies and had a harder time doing that. this has devastated hard-working americans causing a kitchen table crisis in every corner of the country. as a price of food, energy and housing have skyrocketed. in response the federal reserve raised the fund rate more than four percentage points. being far from transient, inflation remained persistent, high, and well above the long-run goal of remaining under 2%. in the coming year, what factors and indicators are you paying attenti

thank you very much, dr reed timmer - very much, dr reed timmer meteorologist and storm chaser bringingin mississippi overnight. security forces in france remain on high alert, after legislation to raise the state pension age caused massive protests. the dispute and outbreaks of violence forced the authorities to postpone a planned state visit by the british monarch, king charles. meanwhile there have been separate demonstrations in western france, linked to concerns over water usage by large—scale agricultural producers. bethany bell is in paris for us. bethany, talk me through what you know, what is the latest on these protests today? the know, what is the latest on these protests today?— know, what is the latest on these protests today? the situation seems to have calm — protests today? the situation seems to have calm somewhat _ protests today? the situation seems to have calm somewhat from - protests today? the situation seems to have calm somewhat from a - protests today? the situation seems to have calm somewhat from a few l to have calm somewhat from a few hours ago when we saw

campaign elation senate room six weeks after he was sworn in when the senator checked himself into walter reed medical center to receive treatment for clinical depression. i was broken hearted when i heard about it, of course. i knew it would be temporary even as federman has now spent more than a month in the hospital, rocco and other federman supporters we spoke with remains steadfast. pray that he gets better, but i appreciate that he did go get mental health and he isn't keeping it private because it is a stigma. we all take time to heal. you shouldn't judge people for what it takes. every pennsylvania voter agrees from the suburbs of pittsburgh. i

. >>> basketball hall of famer willis reed has died. in one of the most memorable moments in nba finals history, reed limped onto the court for game seven, hobbled by a leg injury, providing the emotional spark that inspired the new york knicks first championship in 1970. along with walt frazier, he was part of a knicks corps that won another championship in 1973. willis reed, two-time nba finals mvp, was 80 years old. >>> president biden honors bruce springsteen and other stores at a white house awards ceremony. that's next. >>> president biden handed out % the national medal of arts today. the honorees included veep and seinfeld star julia louis-dreyfus, music legends bruce springsteen and gladys knight. the office actress and producer mindy kaling, and fashion designer vera wang. first given out in 1985, the national medal of arts is the government's highest honor for outstanding contributions to the arts. >>> a (male) there are many voices in today's world. everyone is voicing their opinions about everything, and jesus is no excepti

basketball hall of famer willis reed has died.ba finals history, reed limped onto the court hobbled by a leg injury, providing the emoional spark that inspired the new york knicks' first championship in 1970. along with walt frazier, he was part of a knicks core that won another championship in 1973. willis reed, two-time nba0 yes s 8 wmvp, bruce springsteen and other stars at a white house awards ceremony. that's next. ♪ ♪ >> announcer: if you can't watch the "cbs evening news," you can listen. subscribe wherever you get your podcasts. >> norah: president biden handed out the national medal of arts today. the honorees included "veep" and "seinfeld" star julia louis-dreyfus, music legends bruce springsteen and gladys knight, "the office" actress mindy kaling, and fashion designer vera wang. first given out in 1985, the national medal of arts is the government's highest honor for outstanding contributions to the arts. a group of college athletes are flipping into the history books. that's next. ♪ ♪ >> announcer: this portion of the

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remembering the legendary willis reed. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >> good evening and welcome. this is the day donald trump declared he would be arrested. that has not happened. but there are wheels in motion we're watching tonight. new york police deploying a show of force, ready for it but so far seeing nothing in the way of major protests that trump had called for. the former president today worked the court of public opinion in a social media post, lashing out at his former fixer and potential witness against him, michael cohen, who he has accused of spreading lies. but all eyes tonight on lower manhattan and a courthouse where the grand jury will reconvene tomorrow, considering whether there is sufficient evidence to indict mr. trump for fraudulently accounting for a hush money payment to actress stormy daniels. garrett haake has the latest developments. >> reporter: tonight new york city bracing for a possible indictment of former president trump. all nypd officers ordered to be in uniform and prepared for deployment today in case of protests. wi

burn, well, this rarely happens during this period, because the weather is not right and the reeds areht now , the locations are a little bit wrong. well, they asked how we can get rid of the oil, they said to him. well, that's all, they drove me away. how does the city live in berdyansk? i read to you that they don't pay salaries, i read before that they don't pay salaries in donetsk, but even in berdyansk, it's like there are territories where you still need to approve... well, local population to show that everything is fine in russia and everything is fine with you it will be fine, yes, that, but the problem is that you were the same candy bouquet period . already behind us, we predicted that somewhere in six months, everything will be fine, they will approve and increase all these expenses. but as of 2023, the delays first began you, the so-called budget, the so-called budget sector , they began to insult medical workers because they did not pay salaries for january , then for february, in february, they paid a part for january, for february, nothing, but delays began to accumulat

and -- a debate which is intensifying following reed's op-ed, here's how one st.rk, described their experience at the transgender center. >> in middle school, i was presenting mail mostly, but i recognized towards the end that i was a trans female or, that's what i thought at the time. and i said, i'm nonbinary. i think that the center is incredibly -- an incredibly good center. all the people who i talked to, they were both incredibly kind and incredibly helpful throughout this process. they gave me support. they talked about all these different options. it was really helpful. i do think that the missouri state legislature is acting like it's just the kids making these decisions without any input from the parents. i had to negotiate with my parents. i had to talk with them. and it took some convincing to the -- fact that they are incredibly accepting people. >> i wish everyone, everyone, please, whether this piece, or it the next one that -- panic about kids being -- put on medication too early, just take a beat. considerate carefully before accepting it as gospe

in 2018, reed became chief executive of a firm in crisis. the man who had made the giant, martin sorrell, had stepped down. today, we speak to mark reed about a new age of advertising and how to run a business fit for the 21st century. mark, thank you so much for joining us on "leaders with lacqua." what does it mean being an ads man, an ad leader in 2022? mark: [laughs] well, i mean, our industry is at such an interesting phase, isn't it? we've just been through the pandemic, we have come out, i think, in many ways, ever more relevant. but we have faced a whole period of continued innovation in our industry, with new advertising formats, new digital companies being launched, e-commerce taking off. our industry is changing. it changes all the time, but it is changing now i think, more , than ever. francine: but if you look at the pace of change over the last 10 years, i mean, it has been incredible. mark: yeah. francine: can you go through the same pace of change in the next 10 years? mark: i think so. i mean, look, we are a big company. we

can't you tell a reed from a bamboo ?o complaints about some of the snow they have on bamboo, moreover, it’s even very interesting, we have never done this, how it is attached to the wall to the ceiling, how it all fits and mounts. here, actually this. i'll be happy to do it. and of course i will tell you. i like the idea of ​​having an atmosphere in bungalows. and this one was tahin, but how practical it is and how easy it is to remove and wash everything. the same dish accumulates there. i thought of everything, the curtains will be on removable rods, and the canopy will be fastened with velcro. all this can be removed and cleaned out of the college. oh, what a beautiful picture of a palm tree, this one here we are like this what this is this here behind that this painting is supposed to be on all four walls so that we expand the space for the heroes and further promising the sea everywhere. or you can not draw it somehow, because we were faced with painting. this is usually. for a long time it's expensive, once again f

>> this is cbs news bay area with reed cowan. >>> we can tell you arraignment is set for former president donald trump and the next steps after his historic indictment . and how his legal team is swinging the coast gua back in the bay area and we will tell you about its huge drug seizure off the pacific. >>> paying tribute to labor leader cesar chavez, the progress made and the work still being done to honor his mission and legacy . i am reed cowan . >>> new york city is beating up security ahead of donald trump's arraignment next week and we have bradley blackburn joining us live outside the courthouse in manhattan . you can see the barricades behind you. what is it like? >> reporter: no sign of protest yet but plenty of cameras from all around the world for this historic moment . it is is correct because donald trump is not just the former president but the current front runner for the presidential nomination and his campaign is already underway as he will come to new york city to stand in front of a judge and hear the criminal charges. they remain sealed but prominent republicans are f

erin reed, thank you so much for being here. there are so many states that are proposing these different kinds of laws. broadly speaking, can you explain, what are these laws generally trying to target? erin: yes, thank you for having me on. there are over 400 bills that i'm tracking that target the lgbt community, primarily the trans community. and a good third of them target the medical care of transgender youth and, in some cases, transgender adults. they essentially will ban things like puberty blockers, hormone therapy, and, in some cases, surgery from this population. and, in many cases, they will tell doctors precisely how they should medically detransition these transgender youth by withdrawing them from their medications systematically. and so that's what i'm tracking. and that's what's moving around the country right now. william: and, generally speaking, some of these have passed into law. some of them are still just in the legislature. what are the penalties for people who break those laws, for doctors or families or

are remarks for about half an hour.s [applause] >> lieutenant governor ainsworth, pro tem reed, speaker ledbetter, speaker pro tem pringle, members of the alabama legislature, justices of the alabama supreme court, distinguished guests and my fellow alabamians. as we begin the firsts legislative session of this new four-year term, i am especially proud to be joined by so many young people from around our state, including livingston's university charter school and the northeast alabama community college. [applause] y'all, please be seated. folks, our students, our young people are why we work, the work we do today matters, and while we must get it right. everything we do today is for a better tomorrow for these children and all of the families who call alabama home. we have an opportunity to do come to continue making progress for alabama families. we must be prudent and wise with our folks hard earned dollars. we must support a strong economy in alabama so mom and dad cand provide for themselves and their children. we must support these hardworking parents. we must ensure our children h

>>> this is cbs news bay area with reed cowan. >> big changes coming to san quentin state prison. how governor gavin newsom wants to reimagine it to get inmates ready to rejoin civilian life. >>> more worries about the banking sector, a is b o.>>> and reactn fm moragas the gales advance in the ncaa tournament. >>> good afternoon, i'm ryan yamamoto in for reed cowan. we start with a new plan by governor newsom to transform san quentin state prison to focus on rehabilitation. anne makovec joins me now with the details, anne? >> rehabilitation is the keyword there and part of the new name. the prison would be called san quentin rehabilitation center. that would be a place for less dane rouser -- the other 2,000 inmates are on lesser sentences. newsom says about 800 people are released from the prison every year and the goal is to keep them from committing another crime and ending up back in the system. >> it's not just about rehabilitation, it's about homecoming. this is about stretching people's minds, what we're capable of doing, and reducing recidivism in this state and reducing t

can you tell me if walter reed is still open to people affected by ahi's, not just in the department of defense, but across the federal government? >> we are proud of that team. the general can eak of that. >> yes, walter reed has contued to care for ahi and it willontinue to do that. i really wanto ask you this question. what perceage of your force e women? >> i would have to get back to you, but i believe it is approximately 30%. >> general miller? >> in the air force overall, it is 21%. within the ams, 50%. >> i would have to get back yo with the specific nbers. >> dr. mtinez lopez, aoss the entire military, c you tell me what it is? >> 18%. >> and that number is going up, correct? >> yes, ma'am. >> women make up an important part of those serving on active duty. perhaps this is for you, gener austin. what caucus centers -- contraceptives are currently available tservice members? >> all contreptives are currently avlable to active duty women. the health agey rolled out a walking fo contraception in all 133 of our clinics that offer at capility include some long acting contraceptio

herons' favorite food is fish, amphibians and reptiles, which is why they live near water bodies in reed beds. thickets and wet meadows, but they do not disdain animals, such as moles and mice, and even help with other birds. in this case, the long neck is the length of the beak and long legs, by the way, herons can stand motionless for several hours on one leg, the knee joint. they have a special structure, when the naga unbends, a kind of lock is turned on, and therefore the birds can stand like that for a very long time. giving rest, huge wings, herons, go to the aid of the second leg ; such a technique allows not only to attract more fish , but also to choose the best one, because the umbrella saves the bird's eyes from water reflections; curiously, herons swallow their prey, mostly fish from the head, so that it does not get stuck in the throat in general. looking at the different species of all herons, the general predilection and habits of the gray white heron are similar in size and build to each other, the weight of adult males and females is from 1 to 2 kg. body length up to 1

>>> this is cbs news bay area with reed cowan. >> there it goes. there it goes. oh my god. oh. >> now you see why we're calling this a drf winds knocking down trees and power lines this afternoon. >>>vy rain across the bay area and northern california. >>> plus thousands more tech jobs on the chopping block. the latest cuts from a parent company of facebook. >>> good afternoon, i'm elizabeth cook in for reed cowan this afternoon. we have team coverage on this first alert weather day. let's get right to meteorologist darren p day for everybody? >> yes, wind has become the headline as you just saw on the picture. a 74 miles an hour gust. >> oh my gosh. >> so we're going a to talk a lf context and give an explanation on it. but first, let's get you through the first few hours. this is the peak in terms of the rest of the day. we're still seeing gusts in the 50 miles an hour range easily. but if is a color coded map, herews. it does start tosos get a little better over the next few hours, but it is not just going to turn off. so even if we've seen the peak, and i don't anticipa

. >>> the white house revealing president biden had skin cancer removed at walter reed what his doctor is saying about the procedure. >>> the infant death linked to a common device used by so many moms, the cdc's warning to parents. >>> chris rock ready to break his silence in a first of its kind live special what he's expected to say about will smith's infamous oscar slap. >>> and my conversation with the vietnam war hero who received a long overdue honor today at the white house. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt >>> good evening, and thank you for being with us. in barely 15 hours, alex murdaugh went from disgraced attorney to convicted killer to a man who tonight is condemned to life in prison. the wheels of justice moving rapidly in south carolina where the jury began its deliberations only midafternoon yesterday. three hours later finding murdaugh guilty of murdering his wife and son, and today his sentencing hearing where emotions ran high, murdaugh wearing a jail issued jumpsuit as he learned his fate, two consecutive life sentences. the judge speaking t

>>> this is cbs news bay area with reed cowan. abbin north bay high school. doesn't the students witnessing the violence in their own classroom. >> we are teenagers, this is not normal. >> personally, i will not arrive to school for a long time. urneth rse. >> we explore youth mental health and the challenges they face every day, we ask how they deal with this. >> this is where we trust our children to go. where they go to be safe. >> how they create that safety and make sure our kids have the support and care they need every day. >>> thanks for joining us. i am reed cowan. that is where we begin. our community is hurting. we are going to have community conversation at the same time while all this week, you know this, exploring youth mental health issues and challenges kids are facing day and and day out. today, bay area families dealing with reality of violence on campus. a student was killed at a high school in santa rosa. that is where we start coverage today. we first brought you this breaking news yesterday during this broadcast. here's your update, poli

the garden erupted when reed limped out of the tunnel, forever known as the reed tunnel.title. here it is. the two times finals mvp, his number 19 was to be retired by the knicks, and he was inducted into the basketball hall of fame in 1982. reed's death was confirmed by his family, and the cause was not released but he has been in poor health. he was 80 years old. mike barnicle, these are the back pages of the new york tabloids this morning. here is the "daily news," he was our hearts, talking about willis reed, and the "new york post" the captain. the word iconic is over used these days, but it's iconic, whenever a player limps out and plays in pain, it's known as a willis reed moment. you will hear a young marv albert's voice saying, here comes willis reed. the first title was won with collide fraser and monroe a few years later. it was their last title, and that's a matter for another day, 50 years ago. truly, one of the all-time greats not just in basketball, mike, but in the history of american sports. >> there's no doubt about that, willie. the world iconic is over

@i'm juliette goodrich in reed cowan this afternoon. today we're digging into a surg in student ve're looking into p solutions for our safety. we'll start our community conversation in a moment, but first let's get caught up on ou weather and our top stories around the bay area. we begin with the medical examiner's office. a body found near san fran francisco's pier 39 yesterday has been identified as jeffrey "jv" vandergrift, the host of wild 94.9. he was last seen exactly a mont ago near his missio bay home. polic say there is no evidence of foul play. wild releasing a statement, "jv we will miss you. you are a bayary icon." a recent storm caused this road in north bay the buckle. this is redwood boulevard in northern nevada next to southbound 101. it's also the main access road to the olompali state park in novato. traffic, look at this on 580. still impacted. lan erosion on altamont pass. caltrans wrapping up work just about 1:30 this afterno but the two right lanes of eastboun d until stay close tomorrow. >>> let's head to oakland

it has been more than a month since the senator checked himself into walter reed. so what are his constituents saying tonight? let's go, outfront. good evening. i'm erin burnett. outfront tonight. poisoned putin critic tells outfront that she was poisoned because she opposed putin and his war. elvira vickery. eva, in her first interview with western media, says she's 33 years old, otherwise healthy, but then suddenly this happened. hmm trust this to your convulsions, palpitations, people, reconstruction and pains in the stomach had to go to a private clinic to treat it to be blunt, something that isn't treatable. no one was able to give a concrete diagnosis. we did many toxicology tests used for poisoning incidents, experts told us to do blood analysis. in total, there was about 4.5 mg of poison in my system. 4.5 mg of poisoner system when she tested it, and to be clear here. you heard her voice, right? the reason we couldn't see her face. the reason we spoke to on the phone is because, she says the poisoning has taken a toll on her appearance as well. now the russ

something er they are pushed by boats with reeds er there is such happened all the time because theon there is more or less covered and nevertheless it doesn’t really save them either because we are constantly watching and in that form uh-uh like a sea-river i apologize landing uh-uh landing on the coast what in such a classic form in we did not happen. and in principle, it is unlikely at the moment, firstly, there are no relevant units here, that is, the equipment must be done accordingly, and thirdly, it does not happen. simply for the sake of such landings , they should always take place tactically with the support of another component of a larger scale . companies, for example, when a counter-offensive is made by a huge landmass, according to the classics, at this moment they usually land some kind of landing party in order to distract the forces from the classics during the second world war, this is the airborne troops mykolaiv, when the main group of paratroopers entered from the kherson region, at this moment in another part of the city, they were creating a gale , so this is

he said reeds, 27 the person answered the same as he did.r lily, this is not the most popular answer. this is the second most popular answer so answered, 22. serious people it was doctors two teams of doctors this is a game. one hundred to one funny and even intellectual in some places. thanks to everyone who was with us. come to us again. hello

recognizing justice for reed. [applause] [applause] after three long years it's great to be here in person with the full house once again and before i start at like to take another moment of personal privilege if i may direct nice my wife tracy for all her hard work and the work she's been doing on behalf of delaware's children over the past six years. and to thank her -- [applause] and maybe more partly to thank her for all the support she has given me over my 20 years as an elected official. i know it hasn't been easy so tracy thank you for being with me along the way. somewhere here i have two of my sisters lives and clear. they are in the back. the representing the carney plan and my mother, she was not able to be with us. she is doing well and thank you for your prayers and representing her and the rest of the. we have my sisters here as well. [applause] first and foremost i want to thank every member of the general assembly for stepping up and agreeing to serve. in 2019 i stood in this chamber and said that

. >>> to the index and we learned today that nba hall of famer willis reed has died.wo-time nba champ and knicks legend. game seven of the nba finals, 1970. the team tonight calling him a amng ampions. willis reed was 80. >>> presidenten designated twido b new national monuments southern nevada. 500,000 acres. considered sacred land by dozens of native american tribes. and caster in range near el paso. the former artillery range also home to several tribes and contains dozens of archaeological sites. >>> when we come back here tonight, the race to save the turtles. and this evening, the victory at an american zoo, holding them right in their hands. if you think thinkorswim® isn't for you, think again. it's a dynamic suite of trading platforms designed for every kind of trader. whether you're... ...a minimalist... ...a maximalist... he “addicted to the details” type... .. ...a seasoned pro... ...or just getting your feet wet. no matter what kind of trader you are, or how you like to trade, she found it. the feeling of finding the psoriasis treatment she's been looking

so they approached the reeds.ly large-scale fire started a and e, so this fire caused e, one main threat, the flame retreated to the substations e capes, and the city was a real threat to the full without a point of the city. well, in any case, a significant part of it, and the fire was, er, stopped. eh, and actually. these actions are nothing else, but as an attempt, but to destabilize the situation in again sow fear in the city, again sow panic, and spoil the holiday for people. but nothing else. and explain it was impossible. in the evening, which means march 8, on the evening of march 8, which means at 19:50, a blow is struck again from this american m77 howitzer system, and there is a test on the square. ah, so what's up? ah, in fact, the blow was struck again on the ora. usually, according to the practice of the previous e of the previous period, and blows to the test, they struck. uh, for the sole purpose of depriving us of even a theoretical possibility, some alternative scheme. notes of the station itself

everything he asked, everything he ordered or demanded, we carried out straight to the side of the reedan, he was closed by that initially small group of people, which quite quickly grew into a full-fledged company in two weeks, there was even a competition, people were refused in the first days, it was quite hot, we worked in the regime of partisans of subversive and intelligence groups, i.e. we had a blocking post at which they served, they, accordingly, small groups moved already outside the borders of the population of the points in the forests and they licked equipment that lagged behind the main convoys, that is, they followed the convoys as much as possible. there were times when they laid roadblocks to wait for when, well , they continued to work in this way. it became calmer when the muscovites saw that near the city of sumy, the convoys should not be moved. we must pass through the city . sumy, and through the city of sumy, not one of our columns survived, did not survive, did not reach it . it is completely clear, the first days when you saw that they can be burned, that is,

he is at walter reed walking the trails. >> well, we have got reports that east liverpool in ohio is receiving this waste from east palestine that has been disposed of. is that accurate? >> senator, standing here today, i don't know if that's accurate as of this time. >> so do you know where the waste is going to then? >> it is -- we're in the process of working with the e.p.a. >> the question is did the president asked you to go, would you go with him? >> i will go with anybody who wants to go and help the community. >> ms. shore, same for you? >> if i'm asked to go, i certainly will. >> i'm calling on the president to ask both of you and go. >> jesse: can you believe the ceo has no idea where the toxic waste is now? as long as fetterman is in the hospital, his co-workers are going to cover for him and they are happy to do it. >> if i could submit for the record a statement on behalf of our epw colleague senator john fetterman of pennsylvania who cannot be with us here today. i might ask a few questions that were submitted

willis reed was 80 years old.the white house hosted some of the nation's leading musicians, actors and writers today. president biden presented bruce springsteen with the national medal of the arts. he also honored julia louis-dreyfuss and fellow actor mindy kaling among others. and national humanities medals went to 10 writers, historians and more. >> the work of our honorees is as diverse as the nation that celebrates with them today. but common threads weave them together in many ways. the very fabric of america -- the pursuit of excellence, the drive to create, the yearning to connect, the boldness to be truth tellers, bridge builders, and change seekers. vanessa: the honors were actually for 2021, but had been delayed by the pandemic. there's lots more about the medal recipients on our website, pbs.org/newshour. still to come on the newshour. the u.s. and south korea hold military exercises while the north ramps up missile testing. the outgoing director of the world food program on how to address growing glob

reed was 80.nding the white house correct the record and that is president biden's claim that it's not true that his family members received more than a million dollars from a chinese energy company. you remember the clip we played for you this week where a reporter asks the president and he denies it. comer writes this. president biden's statement was misleading and dishonest. the committee received the bank documents from a financial institution, pursuant to a subpoena. joining me now is tennessee congressman, member of the house oversight committee and house foreign affairs commit you at this, tim burchett. thank you for joining us. we appreciate your time this morning. i want to get your thoughts on this and about what comer told us that he's got 11 -- there's potential for 11 more deals, if they pocketed a million dollars from this one deal, what else did they pocket and what about the other deals in? your reaction. here's the president, by the way, denying it. watch. >> we think there are as

it's been more than five weeks since senator john fetterman checked himself into walter reed medicaltreated for clinical depression. the pennsylvania democrat was celebrated by colleagues on both sides of the aisle for being so open about a condition that's frequently stigmatized and kept quiet. but it's not clear when vitamin will be returning to the office and that uncertainty is getting mixed reactions back home, cnn's denny freeman reports. braddock pennsylvania and old steel town east of pittsburgh. once booming, now struggling, i got it. it's where you might find 83 year old guy rocco volunteering at the free store. it's the town's take what you need. charity stores started 10 years ago by gisele fetterman, wife of the town's former mayor, current pennsylvania democratic senator john fetterman. i wish everyone could know him like i do. he'll never change. she'll always be the most authentic. representative anyone's ever had passion even led him to the campaign trail. germans are truly special. like many rocco was concerned after fetterman suffered a series of health setbacks fi

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will be burning, that's why the reeds.'m sorry, that 's why we already have such facts, and according to you, what happened ? different areas, we are talking about the south of the odesa region, very often. well, in principle where we have water, where there is, there are fires periodically , here again we have to talk about people's responsibility, because people are throwing butts, someone is driving there , and i emphasize illegal activities to the housekeeper, well, that is , the police will actually interfere in such cases, and of course emergency services here, we have another case that happened the day before late in the evening, again it's luther, uh , woke up. i hope that in the next few hours, the national police will work again , as it was with cases that already happened this year and will work, and i'm sure that they will always repent for some reason, mr. serhiy, you also had a language scandal there, eh, once again, with the hotel visitor, eh, if you reflected on this, well, this case of a hotel visitor who

today, the knicks tweeted the iconic image of reed walking on to the court moments before tip-off for that game. he won another title in 1973 ana ev aalimen sl--t at the white house hosted some of the nations leading musicians, actors, and writers today. president biden presented bru springsteen with the national metal of the arts. he also honored julia lo uis-dreyfuss, mindy kaling, among others. >> the work of our honorees is as diverse as the nation tt celebrates with them today. but common threads weave them together in many ways. the very fabric of america -- the pursuit of excellence, the drive to cre y tatineaheg rnto co truth tellers, bridge builders, and change seekers. amna: the honors were actually for 2021, but had been delayed by the pandemic. there's lots more about the medal recipients on our website, pbs.org/newshour. e outhst korea hold taryxees wle north ramps up missile testing. the outgoing director of the world food program on how to address growing global hunger. cusses hisac dtoalisrandrkl pa directorial debut and asian-american representation in hollywood. plus