reid: unsupportable. mikulski: the senator from nevada. reid: totally unsupportable. we have the nevada test site, nellis air force base, fallon air naval station, hawthorne ammunition depot. we have done our share. it's not compatible with tourism, which is our number-one industry. people are afraid of it, based upon chernobyl, based upon the experience of the people in st. george, where they have the highest cancer rate in the world, literally. we don't want it if it's 1,700 feet underground or 10,000 feet underground. when nevada was first mentioned as a possible dump site for nuclear waste, i said, "no way." my goal is to deliver these signed petitions to the president and impress upon him that nevadans don't want a nuclear dump in their backyard. man: joining me now live is u.s. senator harry reid. what's your strongest argument to keeping nuclear waste out of nevada? reid: how are you gonna get it here? we had 400,000 truck accidents last year. 14,000 of those dealt with hazardous materials. we had 2,100 train wrecks last year. over 1,000 of those dealt with haz

reid: nobody knew who i was. o'callaghan: i first met harry reid when i was teaching high school in henderson, nevada. christensen: then mike o'callaghan appointed him to the gaming commission... reid: regular meeting of the nevada gaming commission is called to order. christensen: where he played a central role in rooting out the mob from the gambling industry. man: the chairman called me a liar. you can dish it out, but you can't take it, can you, harry? christensen: then, in 1982, with nevada's booming population, the state got a second congressional district. reid: we need to get people who appear in the halls of congress who speak for the consumer. christensen: and harry reid ran for that new open seat and won. and that was the beginning of his long congressional career. reid: i will continue to be consistent... conservation, you know, is not a democratic issue. to be independent... tv announcer: independent like nevada. reid: and to work hard for our state. this is gridlock in spades. and i'll always do wha

reid: thank you, mr. rizzo. rizzo: thank you. christensen: ...making it acceptable for wall-street investment... [opening bell clanging] which led to a massive influx of capital and the transformation of las vegas into the city we know today. [tap shoes clack] women: yee-ha! christensen: family-friendly, resorts for young people... [crowd clamoring] christensen: resorts for retired people. reid: i watched las vegas grow, not realizing at the time that it was growing like it was, but as i look back, it grew very rapidly. [bell dings] i'm from searchlight, and i went to school in henderson, which, at that time, was quite small, so vegas was always big to me, and i probably didn't recognize the growth that was taking place before my eyes. man: we're growing, in the last couple of years, by any measure you want, faster than everybody could have predicted. [power saw whirring] female tv reporter: a new house is built every 20 minutes in clark county for a population in flux--6,000 new residents each month. male tv reporter: las vegas,

dear reid, i need you to rea this and become. do not be a hero this is professional there are three men holding me right now, and they want $50,000 cash i will be okay, if you get the the money. >> what do you know about th victim >> we know she was a housewife raising children, one of the prettier parts of our county >> reid and quinn gray wer into st. john's county having just moved into the beachfront home, it's an are known for its world famous gol course and looks homes >> i don't use the term th perfect kidnapping victim, but it fit >> and her husband made a lo of money >> the worst-case scenario make one wrong move and th killer >> on the day she was kidnapped, 37-year-old pga mom had made appointments for her daughters to have haircuts and she was far along in the planning for one of he daughters birthdays. now reid tried to shield the eight and six-year-old from th news their mom's life was in danger he picked up his girls fro school it took them to a friend house. >> i'm way down here in one of those like tv detective r

reid, back to you. >> thank you for that. more insight on the political issues, we asked a lecturer to weigh in. >> we have a first ever former president who is now under indictment. unfortunately for those who might not want president biden to run again or serve again, this is a state indictment, so it doesn't have any impact for his ability to run as a candidate or to serve in office again. the only thing that could prohibit him if he was impeached a third time and removed, from which he can't be anymore from the senator, or if he is indicted for orti edin ck hecapitol. that wom f georgia for attempting t hidu presidential elen.and thinere iscurrtly grand jury that's been enpanelled by the attorney general. >> well, we'll have continuing coverage of this historic moment and historic indictment. we'll bring you the latest on air, online, of course, streaming on cbs news bay area. >>> all right, first alert weather now. a windy day. you probably felt it all up and down the coast. and go 49ers. let's check in with darren peck

new details in the horrific 2021 crash involving britt reid, son of super bowl winning coach andy reid after he hit two parked cars and left a five year old child seriously injured with his case file now public. kansas city police releasing never before seen dashcam video of the moments former kansas city chiefsh the assistant coach is serving a three year sentence after pleading guilty to driving while intoxicated. i understand, but you can't have you on the phone in there. okay in the footage obtained by our affiliate knbc read can be heard telling an officer he had taken a prescription medication used to treat a dhd hours before the crash. read complaining of injuries. officers eventually sending him to the hospital read heard in the video asking about the injured five year old ariel , trapped under the back seat of her mom's car. she suffered a traumatic brain injury from the crash. her mom felicia, who sat down with g m a in september, said her daughter has had to relearn many of her favorite things at that time when she woke up, she didn't know nothing. she didn't know who i was

reid wants. it is going to require his roommates to go through the alley to get to the backyard. >> okay. >> has the plan- >> yes. >> which you are presenting tonight been submitted to dbi? so i can ask dbi is everything kosher according to the needs of the permit? because that's why we are here. this is not a tenants dispute location. that's another department. >> i understand. >> we are in the is this legal permit and complaint permit department, so do you have a plan, which has been submitted to dbi with a legal compliant plan? >> we have them both. the original >> yes. >> okay, good. that's it. that's the business we are in. >> alright. >> thanks. >> commissioner lemberg. >> thank you. i wanted to ask a follow-up question to what mr. reid was saying regarding the alternative location and don't know how to describe it, but turning the window into the door, i wanted to hear what your thoughts as owners are on that proposal? >> susan and i have both considered the possibility of moving into that

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[applause] senator reid: thank you very much for that kind introduction. [indiscernible] i really appreciate it very much. let me take an initial moment to acknowledge the terrible ongoing war in the ukraine. the ukrainians have fought with incredible courage and great skill. nice to be frisked when you are giving a presentation. i want there to be no doubt the united states will continue to help ukraine succeed on the battlefield. america's assistance to ukraine is also an investment in our own national security and the security of our nato allies and indeed the whole world. we also know that this conflict is being observed all across the go -- the globe, including by china. in that sense, there is another force or impetus for our support. if you look back, there's a common understanding among american defense leaders that the future of our national security is tied to the success of our competition with china. this competition is occurring because every field of national power, military, economic, political, technological, and more, and across every regi

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thank you, paula reid.there is a trend with republican state lawmakers to restrict the care that transgendered youth are allowed to receive. by the last count there are more than 110 state bills to barring transgendered persons from receiving gender affirming care. in tennessee, the justice department is challenging a bill to prohibit gender affirming care for minors, and the doj say says that care is not denied people simply because of who they are. in neighboring missouri, the state has blocked gender affirming care for adults and minors, and that is temporary, because the judge wants to review more briefs and has said that an announcement will be made as soon as monday. as this is dividing more legislatures, miami heat star dwyane wade will have talking to the legislatures. >> and what do you to say to them who bought your jersey and may be cheering for you. >> that is why i don't live in that state. i have to make decisions for my family. the taxes is great, and having wade county is great, but my famil

the crew includes three americans commander reid wiseman. pilot victor glover and mission specialist christina hammock, coke and one canadian mission specialist jeremy hansen . there they are all up behind me. the mission launches in 2024 . it will be the first time in more than five decades and humans will fly around the moon . so joining us now we are so grateful to have here is the mission commander reid wiseman. read a commander. i should say congratulations. thank you so much. how you feeling? thank you really were feeling overwhelmed . yesterday was an absolutely magnificent day. we got to go see the basketball finals in downtown houston. got a little bit arrest and we're back out of this morning, but the entire crew victor glover, kristina cooke and jeremy hansen. we were back at it early this morning. we're doing great. is this true? apparently, you had missed the meeting about the crew assignments because you were at a doctor's appointment. how did you find how did you find out? so yeah, that story got a lot of traction yesterday bu

it is a fascinating read reid, great to see you this morning.with the most recent news in terms of those who are calling for some kind of moratorium, temporary halt or something else to the development of this technology what do you make of that >> well, i think there is a bunch of different parts that respond. i think a bunch of it is well intentioned. well intentioned is the question of there is a bunch of different ways that ai can play out and we should be attentive to obviously protecting against the downside and as well as the amazing upsides. i think some is less well intentioned, so ai slow down so i can speed up this is one of the things where it is overall i think broadly a mistake in effort because i think everything we have seen so far in the last few years of development is the best ways to get safety is through larger scale models they actually train to align better with human interests. and so the call to slow down is actually in fact a -- is less -- less safe than actually in fact what they're proposing. >> can you explain what s

your artemis two commander, reid wiseman.plause] [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, your artemis two crew . [applause] >> thank you administrator nelson. the hard part is over now, right? i am so proud to have you standing here in this moment. you are the right crew for this mission. you are the future of artemis. it looks right with you at the controls. as head of flight operations, had a pleasure of getting to know each and every astronaut. the best part of my job, the best part of my job, i am surrounded by people who inspired, who give hope to those who might follow in their footsteps. christina, with a work ethic and willingness to lend a hand that only someone who spent their summers on a farm could have, your relentless drive is unmatched. you have already made your mark in the remote corners of our planet. you have already been in the history books as a record-setting astronaut. you are a trailblazer in a role model for every generation to come. you are advocating and uplifting children in your community. and you're

and it all sits just ten minutes from where denny reid struggles to do her homework.ia has been accused of making plans to sever vital power and communication cables running under the north sea. the allegation has been made in a documentary, produced by public broadcasters in scandinavia and finland. it says russian ships have been touring the coastline around norway, denmark and sweden — often disguised as fishing or scientific research trawlers. their real purpose is alleged to be marking out sites that russia could sabotage in the event of a conflict with nato countries. one of the ships has also been spotted in british waters, as our diplomatic correspondent caroline hawley reports. we're filming everything on the ship. we're filming in turns. i can see crew members walking around on the deck. this is the moment the journalists find their target. they've been tracking a russian ship called the admiral vladimirsky. officially, it's an underwater research vessel. in reality, they say, it's spying for the kremlin. the men on deck are masked and armed. for their own s

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getting a good night's sleep and doing talk therapy when an actual therapist. >> steve: reid, the whole that a machine would give you a diagnosis and come up with a treatment plan, you would like to think that a human your regular doctor, i this i we all think of dr. well buy or something like that would be looking, oh, let me look back at your study and back in '78 something happened. and they would have the sweep of your entire life. >> yeah. >> but that's what ai has. they have all your records and they are not going to forget something. >> yeah. they can't. look, there is two kind of use cases to think about. one you just have the bot as the therapist. >> steve: how would that work? >> just like you would talk to -- at some point get to the point where just hear audio and you have a conversation with the large language model, the chat bot combined with an ai generated face. it's going to feel like it's a human. the other things that it doesn't only have to be that it could be cases in which say thomas uses it as a kind of consultant. so maybe before he goes into his next consultatio

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cnn's paula reid is also outside the court. she joins us now. so what do we know about when the indictment will be unsealed and how the arraignment exactly will unfold tomorrow? at this point, anderson we expect that the indictment will be likely unsealed tomorrow during the arrangement as it would be for any other defendant. now, media organizations, including cnn has been pushing to get this indictment unsealed more quickly than that, citing the enormous public interest in these charges . but look, it's eight o'clock tonight. the judge still hasn't ruled on it, so it appears unlikely that we're going to get those charges any earlier, but that hasn't stopped the former president's legal team. they also don't know what these charges are. are specifically doesn't stop them from trying to fight these charges in the court of public opinion and making it clear that their first move after this initial hearing. will be to file a motion to dismiss tomorrow. we expect that they will get these charges at some point during this process that we do expect t

reid wiseman, the commander.ion space flight. christina koch, a member of the first three all-female spacewalks, and canadian jeremy hansen, the only space rookie aboard. >> our focus is 100% on being successful in this vehicle. >> reporter: after launch, the orion capsule will reach the moon in four days for a lunar fly-by. this crew could push deeper into space than any humans ever before finishing their ten-day mission. what's critical, this flight will be the first test of orion's complete life support systems. nasa envisions the room as a proven ground for eventual missions to mars. >> do you now look at the moon a little differently? >> oh, yeah. >> 100%. we've spent our entire lives looking up at the moon, and now we're going to go out there and look back at earth from that same distance. that is crazy. >> reporter: some of their artemis training will happen right behind me in nasa's mock-up orion capsule. that training will start in june, take about 18 months, and that means, norah, we could see artemis i

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i will turn the podium over to senator reid. thank you so much for being here today. [applause] sen. reed: thank you very much for that kind -- [indiscernible] let me take a initial moment to acknowledge the and terrible war in ukraine. [indiscernible] [laughter] sen. reed: thank you very much. there i am. [laughter] sen. reed: nice to be frisked while you are doing a presentation. that is all right. thank you. i want to return to my initial thought which is the recommended -- the recognition of incredible sacrifice of the ukrainian people. they are defending the same values and freedoms that we stand for and we -- they have achieved notable successes but everyone recognizes there is a different path ahead for ukraine. let there be no doubt, the united states will continue to help ukraine succeed on the ballot -- the valid field -- the battlefield. we are invested in our security and nato allies and around the world and we know this conflict is being observed all across the world including blac chyna. --by china. there is another force for our support. if you look bac

. >> reporter: on this diverse artemis 2 crew, reid wiseman, victor glover, christina koch and canadiany hansen, the only space rookie aboard. >> our focus is 100% on being successful. >> reporter: after launch, the orion capsule will reach the moon in four days for a lunar fly-by. this crew could push deeper into space than any humans ever before finishing their ten-day mission. what's critical, this flight will be the first test of orion's complete life support systems. nasa envisions the moon as a proving ground for eventually missions to mars. do you look at the moon a little differently? >> oh yeah, 100%. >> we've spent our entire lives looking up at the moon. now we're going to go out there and look back at earth from that same distance. that is crazy. >> reporter: some of their artemis training will happen right behind me in nasa's mock-up orion capsule. that training starts in june, goes on for 18 months which means the launch could haps soon as late next year. mark strauss man, cbs news in houston. >>> next on "cbs weekend news" we are still among the stars. this time a brillia

people like don lemon and the joys both behar and reid say stupid stuff on tv.p it, and they post it where millions of other people get to see the stupid stuff they say and then we see it. we make segments out of it because we like to use their dumb comments to help us make sense of the world. but, what happens when you take don lemon away? when you send him to the elephant graveyard where chris cuomo and brian stelter are sharing a condo, the ecosystem falls apart. when the little fish go away, the medium fish run out of food and die and when the medium fish die so do the big fish who eat them. so please, cnn, think of the rest of us before you ax don, after all "primetime" is hungry. ♪ the big apple comicon took place in new york. sent a producer to see what the think about biden super powers. ♪ ♪ >> who are you? >> the m erman. >> are you batman. >> i am batman. >> super powers. >> i'm a geek, a nerd, everything you want me to be. >> i think it's doing my makeup in like 15 minutes. >> powers up. can you blast me with it? >> do you have a day job? >> i actuall

reid wants. it is going to require his roommates to go through the alley to get to the backyard. >> okay. >> has the plan- >> yes. >> which you are presenting tonight been submitted to dbi? so i can ask dbi is everything kosher according to the needs of the permit? because that's why we are here. this is not a tenants dispute location. that's another department. >> i understand. >> we are in the is this legal permit and complaint permit department, so do you have a plan, which has been submitted to dbi with a legal compliant plan? >> we have them both. the original >> yes. >> okay, good. that's it. that's the business we are in. >> alright. >> thanks. >> commissioner lemberg. >> thank you. i wanted to ask a follow-up question to what mr. reid was saying regarding the alternative location and don't know how to describe it, but turning the window into the door, i wanted to hear what your thoughts as owners are on that proposal? >> susan and i have both considered the possibility of moving into that

paula reid has more. >> reporter: e. jean carroll grilled on her allegations that donald trump raped her in a department store in the 1990s. this on the third day of her civil battery and defamation lawsuit in a federal court in manhattan. trump defense lawyer joe tacopina cross-examined carroll for hours about her story and her motivation. using your own words, the facts that you have alleged in the story you have alleged here are odd, he said. carroll responded certain parts of the story are difficult to conceive of. yes. the exchange becoming heated when tacopina repeatedly asked why she didn't scream during the alleged assault. >> i'm not a screamer. i was too much in panic to scream. you can't beat up on me for not screaming. tacopina shot back i'm not beating you up, i'm asking you questions, ms. carroll. through tears carroll asserted i'm telling you he raped me. whether i screamed or not. i don't need an excuse for not screaming. tacopina an experienced trial attorney also currently defending trump in an unrelate

please, reid , pay everyone. you as i understand. logically. you invited us.ll drink at your expense legally. i vodka it seems that there are cenotes here, which greatly facilitates our communication, right? you look spectacular, like a spy . i'm sorry. my circumstances have changed. dmitri can you for a minute only without stupidity calmly girls. you invited us to negotiate. here we are breaking up. so tell me what you want? it happened to me. in general, i have a close friend. we work together my right hand. it doesn't matter, the main thing is nothing against the law. i could be next.

cnn's paula reid has details. >> e.l walking into the manhattan criminal courthouse to chance from supporters. [crowd chanting] we believe e. jean carroll! >> but the first day of her battery and defamation case against former president donald trump. it took just a few hours to empanel a jury to hear the civil case and opening arguments began this afternoon. the trial comes after carroll sued trump, accusing him of raping her in a department store in the 90s. >> it was just a dumb thing, to go into a dressing room with a man that i hardly know and have him shut the door, and then be unable to stop him. sexual violence isn't every country, and every strata of society. >> carroll first went public with her allegations against trump in 2019. then president trump fired back, at carroll denying the allegations, and say the two never even met. >> i have no idea who this woman is. this is a woman who's also accused other men of things, as you know. it is a totally false accusation. >> despite this photo from the 1980s, showing

paula reid has details. >> e.on her allegations that donald trump raped her in the department store in the 1990s. this, on the third day of her civil battery and defamation lawsuit in a federal court in manhattan. trump defense lawyer joe tech of pena cross-examined the e. jean carroll for hours today about her story and her motivations. using your own words, the fact that you have alleged in this story, you have alleged here are odd, tacopina said. e. jean carroll responded, certain parts of the story are difficult to conceive of, yes. the exchange becoming he did when tacopina repeatedly asked e. jean carroll why she did not scream during the alleged assaults. i'm not a screamer. i was too much in panic to scream. you can't beat up on me for not screaming. tacopina -- through tears, carroll asserted, i'm telling you, he raped me. whether i screamed or not -- i don't need an excuse for not screaming. >> tacopina, an experienced trial attorney, also currently defending trump in an unrelated criminal case being bro

he worked to get trevor reid released from a russian prison last year.my panel is also back with me. let me start with you, jonathan. so you you have worked in this very dicey field. tell us what your thoughts are about the situation tonight. well first of all i feel for his parents. i feel for him. obviously i mean short of taking a diplomat, i mean, there's no more dashes type of hostage taking and taking a reporter and i think, um, it is a reflection of, you know, frustration within the russian government it how things are going in the war. you know, frustration with the united states doing a pretty decent job rounding impression criminals and you know, apparently, yeah. they have lost a lot of spies. recently i read a report about that today, so i think that this is a sort of a combination of attention, seeking and tick for tat on their part nh it's shameful. i mean, it's obviously, as you say, so incredibly anxiety provoking for his family. where do you begin in terms of trying to get an american out of detention? i think you start by opening a conv

coming up friday morning, independent journalist and transgender advocate aaron reid discusses transgender rights and equality including proposed transgender athlete legislation. montana republican congressman and matt rosendale will talk about the debt limit debate, abortion politics and the fallout from the recent pentagon intelligence leak. and the current federal efforts to assist those with autism. watch washington journal live at 7:00 eastern friday morning on c-span or c-span now. when the discussion with their phone calls, facebook comments, texts or tweets. >> on capitol hill we are joined by gimenez of florida, a republican, first elected in 2020. thank you for being here. let's talk about the debt limit. you heard from your leader yesterday proposing spending cuts to any raising of the debt limit. where are you on this? guest: i am with the speaker. i saw the plan which is simple and plain for the american people. i would support the speaker in that plan. we need to start to reduce government spending. we cannot continue on this same path. we have over $31 trillion in debt which

let's go reid is cool. the main thing is that the focus was a success.derstandings. i want you here and now to get the skeletons. logically. you invited us. well, at least legally i'll drink at your expense legally. i vodka that's the thing. it seems that there are cenotes here, which makes our communication much easier, right? you look spectacular like a spy come on, tell me. my circumstances have changed. dmitry can you for a minute only without stupidity calm girls. you invited us to negotiate. here we are breaking up. so tell me what you want? it happened to me. in general, i have a close friend. we work together my right hand he was killed. are you crazy? it doesn't matter, the main thing is nothing to the contrary. i could be next.

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but joy reid, our colleague joy reid was an executive producer.much help, she stepped in as our director, my friend valerie thomas. we have had so much time with him. he gave us a second interview when we weren't really happy with all the questions. i just felt so grateful for the time that he and his family gave. i love him. >> john, as always thank you for coming to this sunday show. coming up next, defining kamala harris vice presidency ahead of next year's election. my essay after the break. my essay after the break. how to grow more vibrant flowers: step one: feed them with miracle-gro shake 'n feed. that's it. miracle-gro. all you need to know to grow. how to grow delicious herbs: step one: use miracle-gro potting mix. that's it. miracle-gro. all you need to know to grow. ♪ i like to move it, move it ♪ ♪ you like to... move it ♪ we're reinventing our network. ♪ ♪ ♪ fast. reliable. perfectly orchestrated. the united states postal service. knowing where you came from, it gives you a sense of “this is who i am”. oh my goodness... wow, look at a

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"the reidout" with joy reid is up next. >>> tonight on "the reidout" -- >> the week after a mass shooting plagued our community, the most direct action this legislative body takes or should i say my colleagues on the other side of the aisle, are taking is to expel us for speaking about the issues of weapons of war on our streets. >> as protests raged outside the tennessee house chamber, republicans carry out their despicable act of expelling that democratic legislator, who wanted nothing more than to protect children from being murdered at school something republicans refuse to do now, expelled state representative justin jones who you just saw joins me moments from now and we begin tonight with an unprecedented and frankly shameful day in american politics the tennessee house took up resolutions to expel three democratic lawmakers, not for breaking any laws, mind you. they moved to expel these members for standing in the well of the chamber despite being ruled out of order by the speaker, and attempting to speak loudly against gun violence. and against children being shot dead in schools

fetterman is telling the very personal story of his battle with depression that sent him to walter reidhe start of a downward spiral depression that he says took hold after he won one of the biggest senate midterm races last year. >> you just won the biggest, you know, race in the country, and the whole thing about depression is that objectively you may have won, but depression can absolutely convince you that you actually lost. and that's exactly what happened >> nbc's alli vitali is on capitol hill we're glad to hear he got out of the hospital what more do we know about his treatment, how he's feeling and his plans to come back >> reporter: we know that he is now going home from the hospital, that he's been released from where he's been getting treatment at walter reid medical center for the last few weeks. look, this was a deeply personal and very candid interview where fetterman details not just what it felt like to win that massive election, even though he felt like in some ways he had lost, but he talks about that downward spiral and what it felt like to be at the center of it wat