sam. instead, he started by asking danielle about her marriage to sam.t as "troubled." danielle also explained that she knew sam was having an affair, despite sam's best efforts to conceal it. danielle then admitted that she, too, was unfaithful. she was pretty straightforward, telling me about the affair. andrea canning (voiceover): little by little, the detectives led danielle to believe they were focusing their investigation on her lover, michael. it wasn't the reaction the detective was expecting. he found danielle's tone to be strangely flat and unemotional. that was troubling to me. that was disturbing to me. andrea canning (voiceover): danielle went on to say, she had no idea michael planned to talk to sam that day. but detectives were skeptical. they wondered, if danielle knew more about michael's intentions than she was letting on? at this point, i don't know to believe her or not. you're not done with danielle dreher. oh, no. we're not done with her. andrea canning (voiceover): for the time being, szalbirak left danielle at the hospital to be w

sam says, "yeah, you're cute, tbh," to be honest. >> according to the defense, sam woodward's repressedof keep this as this hidden-away part of his life, that these hate diary entries are simply narrative constructs to cover up that part of him should atomwaffen members get suspicious. >> morrison argues that sam woodward was tortured by his sexual identity because of what he claims he heard at home. he calls woodward's mother, michele, to the witness stand. >> ms. woodward, was it ever communicated to your children that homosexuality is a sin? >> yes. >> and who communicated that? >> my husband. >> the defense calls james markel to the stand, please. >> family friend, james markel, tells the court about an incident he says michelle recounted to him about sam's father, blake. >> was there any particular word that michele woodward told you that she would hear blake call sam? umm, he would say [ bleep ], he would say gay. >> but when called to the stand, sam woodward's father, blake, denies using any homophobic slurs. >> would you make derogatory remarks about home section wall people in

sam?el and every one touches this sign that ironically says play like a champion today. >> sam: you know i have one of these by the weather center as well. ♪ >> lara: wow. that's great. >> sam: now you know. >> lara: this is our theme song. ♪ arriving at hard rock stadium in miami, we were ready to get the party started. [ cheers ] [ boos ] >> lara: how big of a fan are you? >> we've had season tickets for 51 years. >> lara: 51 years your family has been cheering on the fighting irish. what is it about that team that everyone's so passionate about? >> i mean, it's religion, it's just a way of life. i mean, it really is. i was born and bred for notre dame. >> lara: oh wow. >> sam: wow. >> lara: this is the suit. >> sam: i may covet the whole thing. are there any special traditions that you guys do that are notre dame traditions that i need to know about being a new fan? >> lara: fan pushups. >> in the stadium, every time notre dame scores somebody lays flat and they push them up and down fo

sam and his late wife, arlene raised three daughters here. and i know this all quite personally because sam was and is best friends with my dad. they've been friends since kindergarten. that's sam on the right, my dad on the left when they were both 16 years old in chicago in 1951. >> there are people less fortunate, more ravaged, more displaced. we have a family that stays together and sticks together, and we started supporting each other. these are material things that are not as important to anybody. living things are most important. >> sam's three children and their families all live close to each other in mandatory evacuation areas. jen and her husband, damon, raised four children in their home. >> thank god our house is here. >> we are so lucky. >> damage here and her sister lori's house very limited. >> this is the only neighborhood i've ever known. my whole life. i've been here for 56 years, a mile apart from my sisters and my parents. it's surreal for sure, but it's a drastically different situation for the third sister, dana, and he

and then, of course, we have sam bankman, sam bankman-fried. i think if the average american could name one human being in the crypto space, it would be a guy who is now in prison, which is i mean, that's a pr problem for, you know, and i'm going to use cryptocurrency and blockchain and bitcoin sort of interchangeably here and nfts because the average person at home, it's all that stuff they're talking about on tv. oh, the sam bankman-fried guy. yes. and part of this is because of sam's wild ambition. he wanted to affect the world in as big a way as possible, and that meant putting his company's name, ftx, on arenas. it meant getting super bowl ads with larry david. it meant, you know, shooting videos with tom brady, paying each of these celebrities millions and millions of dollars. and crypto for a while embraced him because he was doing the yeoman's work of bringing crypto into the mainstream, presenting himself as the safe and reliable face of crypto. who is working with the regulators? he was also in washington, in and out of washington, ba

sam was medically from the military as a captain. he later enrolled at southern methodist university's mba program. looking to grow his resume and he launched a small business that provides emergency support to veterans outside of the va. and this company has provided life changing medical support to countless veterans coast to coast. his memoir is day finding hope and purpose. after losing everything. and this is an emotional biography full of simple wisdoms, and it should be on your holiday shopping list. ladies and gentlemen, please me in welcoming captain sam brown. oh, thank you. thank you for that warm reception, jim. thank you for the introduction. it's a it's a true honor. be here tonight. can we have a little bit of fun? ah, yes. he goes down for a little bit of fun. we're making first something. this is my first engage man since losing the election for united states senate. so i'm very comfortable doing campaign speeches. well, we'll see if i'm anywhere as good a speaker about own life. and and so that you guys to break me

between both coaches after andrew mcdonald the other day mentioned that perhaps his teenage opener sam konstas needed a little care and attention after the attention he had got from the indian players. and then saying that australia is essentially soft for thinking that sam konstas might need that attention, this needle, it's wonderful from the outside, but what does it suggest about those two camps on the inside? two thoughts here. both coaches were feeling left out that only the people in the middle have had some fun, but on a more serious plane, i do think that it was a conscious effort by the team management because talking to some of the people who have played or seen sam konstas play, they have said that while he is a confident young man, as many of these youngsters are, he is not as abrasive or as in your face as we saw when he played against india at melbourne and at sydney, and this may have well been a plan to get it going, when it came back or got a backlash from the indians, then i suspect they will talk about intimidation, i think it is fair to say that australians above a

and i know this all quite personally, because sam was and is best friends with my dad. they've been friends since kindergarten. that's sam on the right, my dad on the left when they were both 16 years old in chicago in 1951. >> there are people less fortunate, more ravaged, more displaced. we have a family that stays together and sticks together and we started supporting each other. these are material things that are not as important to anybody. living things are most important. >> sam's three children and their families all live close to each other in mandatory evacuation areas. jen and her husband, damon, raised four children in their home. >> thank god our house is here. >> we are so lucky. >> damage here and her sister lori's house very limited. >> this is the only neighborhood i've ever known. my whole life. i've been here for 56 years, a mile apart from my sisters and my parents. it's surreal for sure, but it's a drastically different situation for the third sister, dana, and her husband rick, who have also come to see their house for the first time since the fire

. >> our kid correspondent, sam, takes us behind the scenes with the boston celtics, the reigning nba champions, for a special look inside their operation and what happens on game day. >> reporter: you're known for making big plays in clutch moments, especially during the fourth quarter. how do you block out the pressure and noise around you, and get the job done? >> i kind of just try to breathe, calm myself down, and then just trust the work that i put in, and you gean opportunity, just be confident in it, and make the most of it. ♪ >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" kids edition. >>> welcome back to "nightly news: kids edition." it's great to be with you on a saturday. we have a really awesome lineup ahead, including a visit to one zoo in virginia where poppy is stealing the show. >>> plus, we'll put you to the test in this week's pop quiz. let's begin with one of the stories making headlines, and it's a pretty serious one.. we're talking about winds that have caused some devastating wildfires to break out across southern california this week, including in los angeles. and it

sam brock starts us off from a snowy nation's capital. sam, what it's like there tonight? >> yeah, lester, good evening. amazingly, still snowing. lester, more than 80% of the departing flights today from d.c. canceled. the airport says the runways now closed down as well. some schools not reopening until thursday as the storm continues to slow down many aspects of everyday life. tonight a bout of arctic blast blanketing d.c. with more than a half a foot of snowfall, leading to serious safety hazards on the roads, like this crash today on the beltway involving four vehicles, including a dump truck, a reminder of the rarity and danger of the system. >> we haven't had snow like this, really, in memory. i mean, this is the most at one time that i've ever seen since living here. >> reporter: even as the snow also freezes activity into the city. >> no people, no trucks, no cars, and a lot of empty space. >> reporter: it's kind of weird? >> yeah. >> reporter: this sprawling storm disrupting travel. around 2,000 flights have been canceled and more than 6,000 delayed nationwide. t

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. >>> plus, remembering sam moore. ♪ the legendary singer dead at the age of 89. >>> and later, steppingo the breach in the aftermath of the wild fire disaster. >> the city of angels is living up to its name as people help fire victims with basic necessities. >> i feel like i'm god's soldier. this is what i should be doing. ♪ >> announcer: this is the "cbs weekend news" from new york. with jericka duncan. >> good evening and thank you so much for joining us on this saturday. it has been a horrific week in los angeles. tonight an aerial assault is under way in the neighborhoods of brentwood and insee know. fire crews are rushing to save homes, and they're battling the return of gusty winds after the palisades fire flared overnight, ripping through acres of bone-dry california landscape. new evacuations have been ordered. palisades fire is the largest of four active fires, two others are reported contained and not expected to spread further. flames scorched more than 38,000 acres, an area bigger than the entire city of san francisco. the death toll stands at 11. today in houston where the

sam schwartz, who is an on transportation here in new york, he read sam schwartz's book. i would also say the empire on the hudson to get other side of the growth of public authorities. this was a book that talked about the history of port authority. phil plot has done a much more recent book for the the centennial of the port authority understanding the how these institutions work and don't work and why some things that seem absurd they may be absurd but understanding why they are absurd. phil potts did a good job of that in his own port authority book. there are many more, and if i think of some as we go along, i'll tell you personally at the end of the evening, great. when you when you think now about the book, who do you imagine? who did you, the reader was going to be when you were writing? is it is it in a audience? is it a new york audience? it an urban audience, transportation junkies who who's the who's the reader? i wanted to make sure you don't have to be a transportation junkie to enjoy the book. you know, i'm friends with many transportation junkies. you know

sam moore was 89. iconic songs too. >>> all right, we do start this half hour with a closer look at the impact of the devastating wildfires raging in southern california. so many people facing the sudden shock of losing nearly everything. abc's jaclyn lee has been following their stories, and, jaclyn, you've also been speaking with some of the heroes. >> reporter: that's right, whit. whenever there's devastation, there are always people who stay behind and do the impossible. we met with one man who is making a profound difference in the lives of his neighbors. this morning, the scope of the destruction and human toll now unfolding. fire tearing through homes and businesses. many seeking refuge at pop-up shelters like california's famous rose bowl stadium. this family telling our mola lenghi they escaped their burning home with their two kids and dog with just minutes to spare. >> i take it you lost everything. >> lost everything, yes, so we're here collecting diapers. for our 16-month-old daughter. >>

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sam schwartz, who is an on transportation here in new york, he read sam schwartz's book. i would also say the empire on the hudson to get other side of the growth of public authorities. this was a book that talked about the history of port authority. phil plot has done a much more recent book for the the centennial of the port authority understanding the how these institutions work and don't work and why some things that seem absurd they may be absurd but understanding why they are absurd. phil potts did a good job of that in his own port authority book. there are many more, and if i think of some as we go along, i'll tell you personally at the end of the evening, great. when you when you think now about the book, who do you imagine? who did you, the reader was going to be when you were writing? is it is it in a audience? is it a new york audience? it an urban audience, transportation junkies who who's the who's the reader? i wanted to make sure you don't have to be a transportation junkie to enjoy the book. you know, i'm friends with many transportation junkies. you know

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. >>> all that plus remembering sam moore. ♪ i'm a soul man ♪ >> the legendary tor as part of sam & daved at the age of 89. ♪ hold on ♪ >> we'll look back at the life of the remarkable chart topper today, saturday, january 11th, 2025. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with peter alexander and laura jarrett. live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >>> welcome to "today" thank you for joining us. sam moore. if you don't recognize the name, you recognize the songs. influenced bruce springsteen and al green and michael jackson. i was blessed to meet him several times in support of a charity back in the days. >> the sound of the generation. late '60s. >> he with will celebrate his life coming up this morning. >>> we begin with the deadly wildfires raging in southern california. the winds have died down, but the largest fire, the palisades fire has led to new mandatory evacuation orders as it pushes east to the new communities. >> the fire prompted the nba to profit postpone the lakers and clippers scheduled to play tonight. postponements ensure resources are not diverted from fir

so as long as they fit into a successful environment, yes, they may improve safety again, as sam notes, the subway car is the safest mode. transportation known to even safer than commercial airline flights from an operational point of view, anything that takes people off of subway and puts them in a car has to meet a very high bar in terms of the safety as well. the question here. yeah, thank you. first of all, congratulations. thanks for taking my my question. is the transportation policy need to be in a left right political and how do you get people on all sides to embrace new transportation policy? yeah, no, i think that's that's a great question and i know you've had your own run ins with this. i hope that it doesn't have to fit in a left right divide. i think new york is a unique environment where in in much of the country, although cities like l.a., nashville have been at least marginally embracing more transit over the past 20 years in a lot of the country people don't think about transit. 100% depend on their car. you're from my perspective although i respect the other perspect

sam altmann is denying the allegations and released a statement on x.t that all the claims are utterly untrue and that the situation causes immense pain to the entire family. they also said ann altmann faces mental health challenges and refuses conventional treatment. >>> new trouble for tesla. federal authorities are investigating a self-driving feature that owners can use to summon their parked vehicles to them. here's emimilie eda. >> reporter: the technology is head turning, allowing your car to come to you from anywhere in the parking lot, through tesla's phone app and the touch of a button. no driver inside. but the national highway traffic safety administration is raising concerns about the actually smart summon feature in an estimated 2.5 million teslas, saying it is launching a probe over reported problems of failing to detect parked vehicles resulting in a crash and the operator not having enough time to react. it comes l less an two weeks after we aired a story on a summonsed tesla. >> it was an empty car that was driving itself into my car.

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between both coaches after andrew mcdonald the other day mentioned that perhaps his teenage opener samtralia is essentially soft for thinking that sam konstas might need that attention, this needle, it's wonderful from the outside, but what does it suggest about those two camps on the inside? two thoughts here. both coaches were feeling left out that only the people in the middle have had some fun, but on a more serious

so sam, let me ask you 1st about the electric vehicle. ready is being featured here is a big part of the show, right? absolutely. yeah. we have them on our job hiring michigan the track. so you can see a lot of different vehicles, easy to speed. you can get inside of it and see the technology to actually ride in . and so, so we'll consider the leaves. are they love you using their, if they wanna look into another one is a great plan to break places to test it out. all right, in the show was a little different than many of the shows we've seen in the past. in the past, the detroit auto show has been a place where you see massive car introductions, glitz and glamour. lots of dealers, ceo is making presentations and this is really more focused on the consumer. and we've seen that from the very start. tell us what's going on there, manufacturers and build their vehicles in new ways, right? with the internet of changing things and then how they're billing the vehicles and that's totally fine. but consumers still want to see those vehicles that

sam: good question.ducing the overall debt level, etc., so the electorate will be reminding those at the table that is what they ran on, that is what they won for, and that is what they have to carry through. jonathan: sam stovall, i appreciate your time. massive week with tons of economic data and bank earnings. i agree with annmarie, will this bond market get a seat at the table in washington, d.c. when they come together with a big number for tax cuts? lisa: depends on whether the bond market has whipped itself up into a frenzy to get some attention from washington. that is what people tell us. it depends. annmarie: over the weekend, senator jd vance mentioned bond yields twice in his interview with fox news, and the concern that you bring up all the time being made about paying off the interest payment on our debt. maya mcguiness saying it will be more than one trillion again this year. lisa: people are mentioning it. jonathan: can we just reduce the masculine energy around the table? it is absolutel

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sam nunn. sam nunn joo jong-wan li qiang dori koren. kathy hochul. pam bondi. >> soyoung is one of the first, if not the first girl that we actually signed. >> mama. jump one. jump! that is. adios. >> she was 13 years old when i saw her. and she was so talented. >> my name is brittany jang and i'm 20 years old. i was born in korea, and then i went to america. i came back to korea after i graduated middle school to pursue my dream of becoming an idol. we ain't go set it up. i convinced my family and they were really, like, supportive about my dream. i don't need it. my name is anna lee and i'm 18 years old. when i was very young, like four. i like to perform in front of audience. so maybe i'm born to be an idol. my name is manju. i'm from korea oh. >> how long have you been a trainee? >> three months. if you don't want to stay, why don't you run away? terrence kennedy. joo jong-wan. i don't know. >> do has a beautiful vocal tone. she's also very young. she's 15. i asked her, where did you learn to sing? and she said, i just sing at noraebang. and so.

the son of sam, really? of sam? come on. >> reporter: he's carried a blockbuster like "king kong" and shown some whimsy in his five films with director wes anderson. >> i don't get it. >> of course you don't. >> am i too old? >> of course you are. >> why is this good? >> it isn't good. no idea. >> he's given me a lot of opportunity to do comedic work, more overtly comedic stuff which at the time when we started working together, people thought i was serious actor. >> reporter: "the brutalist" is a return to his serious side. >> the people here, they do not want us here. >> reporter: it may be a reminder that as an artist, adrien brody is up for anything. >> it's a nice moment right now. it's a very nice moment. >> reporter: when you're not working, what makes you happy? >> lots of things. i need to be creatively immersed. that may be fulfilled through cooking, through painting, through making music. i'm a pretty good cook. >> reporter: what do you make? >> hot dogs -- no, i'm kidding. what do you like? you t

sam, good to see you.or being with us. >> thank you, ali. >> china says these are groundless, accused the u.s. of attacking their own cyber attacks. is this something that's as serious as what i just read sounded? >> i think we're entering a period where cyberattacks are ramping up as the u.s. and china enter a period of uncertainty in their relationship. but what's notable here is the level of sophistication we're seeing by chinese hackers. you mentioned the dizzying a array of salt typhoon, vault typhoon, flex typhoon, they were prepositioning critical infrastructure, we can shut down power and water systems. right now we're in a period of potentially significant uncertainty in the relationship and china's capabilities have certainly improved in ways that have. >> reporter: concerning to u.s. officials. >> yeah, vault typhoon you just talked about, this is interesting. when we talk about the major conflict, at the moment we have a potential trade war with china. what does major conflict mean? china goes

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conscious effort by the team management because talking to some of the people who have played or seen samot as abrasive or as in yourface as we he is not as abrasive or as in your face as we saw when he played against india at melbourne and sydney, and this may have well been a plan to get it going, when it came back or got a backlash from the indians, then i suspect they will talk about intimidation, i think it is fair to say the australians above all have no right to talk about intimidation, there was enough of that, the virat kohli incident at melbourne was unforgivable, any sane thinking cricketing enthusiast would agree that it was uncalled for, but what happened on day two of the last over was that sam konstas got involved in a conversation involved between the umpire and bumrah about taking a bit longer than he may have been allowed to, and bumrah is not somebody ruffled easily, when he gets upset, watch out! it was a game of nine tries in rugby�*s prmeiership this afternoon between northampton and leaders bath, but it was the boot of fin smith that gave the saints a last minute wi

sam altman, diving into his four-day firing, chatgpt.vestigation done by bloomberg businessweek. this is "bloomberg technology." ♪ caroline: today, we bring you the latest from exclusive bloomberg businessweek interview with sam altman. he discusses his infamous firing, how he runs openai now, his plans for the trump presidency, and relentless pursuit of agi. mark milian is part of a deeply reported out q&a. it starts with the key moments. sam altman discussing when he started thinking developing agi. what was the jaw-dropping moment for you? >> i think the thing that surprised me the most is when he is given the opportunity to talk about your big ambitions, what you want to solve. he talks about fusion energy, that is the one thing. obviously, he is focused on creating super intelligent supercomputers and artificial general intelligence and all of these wacky ideas. he has this big investment in fusion energy which is kind of a scary concept to a lot of people and also, is it even going to work? has science proven fusion energy is going

sam brock, nbc news. >> that's a lot of snow men for those kids to build. let's turn to michelle grossman who's got the details on the colder than normal temperatures across parts of the u.s. good morning. >> those snow men are going to be frozen solid. because we are looking at frigid temperatures. it's not just the plains to the mid atlantic that saw the snow. we're looking at cold weather all the way to the south. houston, new orleans, jacksonville, tampa, richmond under these cold weather advisories. this is why we are waking up to cold temperatures. 36 in houston. 28 in roswell. 36 in tallahassee. most of the country seeing this really cold air. wilmington 36. on top othat, we have the winds blowing, so it feels colder than the actual air temperature. we are looking at that cold blast throughout much of the country. temperatures only in the teens in minneapolis, miles city, 22 in denver. you factor in the winds, it's going to feel colder than that. down to the south we're looking at temperatures in the 30s in dallas. just 57 in tampa. and that will be

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we will begin with sam brock. al has the forecast, of course. sam is in d.c.lows out from pennsylvania avenue to the national mall where i'm standing right now. this is the first snowfall emergency that's been declared by the d.c. mayor and lasts at least through tomorrow. so, of course, here out in d.c. you will see folks running, cross country skiing, among other things. federal offices are closed. schools are closed, not just in d.c. but in nearby virginia and maryland as well. as we widen the scope, we will see up to 14 inches of snow that have buried parts of the midwest, places like st. louis and kansas city getting hit particularly hard. in kansas city, by the w way, ty saw 11 inches of snow at the international airport yesterday. that was the fourth highest snowfall since records began back in 1888. there's about a quarter million customers nation wide with no power right now. kentucky with the most there. more than 80,000 customers. moving forward as we look here at the flight situation at the end of t holiday travel season, you are already seeing alm

sam is correct. there's only so much risk you can minimize by blocking access points to cars. it requires intelligence on the ground. and you're going to see that rolled out when they talk about the super bowl security regimen in new orleans. yes, the super bowl is there in a few weeks. they make that a national homeland security event and they're going to emphasize how they have their intelligence and analysis teams there to try to further minimize risk. the fbi report, speaking to cbs news, is that the driver of the truck is dead after some type of interaction with the police there. but we know from the past few months watching a very symmetrical investigation when the person responsible, believed responsible, is dead, what law enforcement does next. we know this from butler, pennsylvania, in july, when the shooter who attempted to kill donald trump was killed on site, among the first things investigators did was go to the parent's house. talk to the friends. go through the i.t. equipment in that person's home. try to get some sense immediately about whether there's a possib

ceo sam altmann is facing a lawsuit filed by his sister accusing him of years of sexual abuse.at the abuse took place at the family's missouri home when ann was 3 and sam was 12. and it happened several times per week. the plaintiff also says it caused severe emotional distress, ment anguish and depression. ann altmann has made sexual assault allegations against her brother in the past, but this is the first time she's taking legal action. a statement was released saying that all of the claims are utterly untrue and that the situation causes immense pain to the entire family. it also says ann altmann suffers from mental challenges. >>> we look at new rules for meta. >> reporter: new fallout after the mega move to eliminate fact checking on the world's biggest social media platform. >> we've reached a point where it's too many mistakes and too much censorship. the fact checkers have been too politically bias and destroyed more trust than they've created, especially in the u.s. >> reporter: it's a shift after donald trump's first win. meta will now rely on community notes. in oth

sam harris on the right was on a hike with his friend aziz ziriat in the dolomites.r's day and missed their flight home on monday. bad weather hampered search teams but this morning they said they found a body which they believed to be sam's buried under the snow. they say it is not yet clear how he died but one theory is he may have fallen from theory is he may have fallen from the rock face in what would have been difficult conditions. we had snow, we been difficult conditions. we had snow. we had — been difficult conditions. we had snow, we had wind _ been difficult conditions. we had snow, we had wind and - been difficult conditions. we had snow, we had wind and the - been difficult conditions. we had snow, we had wind and the fog l been difficult conditions. we had i snow, we had wind and the fog and been difficult conditions. we had - snow, we had wind and the fog and we have really steep places with rocky cliffs, so if you don't know where to go, if you don't really know where to go, it is very easy to lose the map. where to go, it is very easy to lose the ma