[applause] host: speaker scott.ere talking about helen and mellanda, and the washington post clued u.s.c., or wrote about you saying, "he never realized how much his mother struggledas an ult, he saw a social security document that suggested she never earned more than $13,000 a year." d my mom helen, and a lot of other women have always nurtured me and pushed me. it was amazing to me tso like m, black and white, we don't have all the resources they need, me. i don't know how she did it, i really don't. i look back. i do pretty well now, and sometimes things can still get a little dicey.but she did what so raising six kids. i am grateful for that. and my wife, you know, she saw something in me that a lot of folks will be wouldn't see after experiencing what i have, the adversity that i have. she saw me as i was and said, you know what, maybe one day he would be somebody. she fell in love with the aspirational don, not the don she saw at that moment. host: il houston? speaker scott: yes. part of my childhood. a lot of

scott: yes.point. he said, chaplin was born in england and became rich and famous in america. and he never became a citizen. the people who hated him did not understand was that if he had been born in america and become rich and famous in england, he would not have taken english citizenship, either. as far as he was concerned, nation of origin just happens to be where you are when your mother gives birth. atmosphere of the land he grew up, he was sentimental about certain kind of things butnmonat from the word go. he talked about once when he was a child he could not street becn in a carriage was driving by so they were holding all the pedestrian he talked about how that enraged him, that someone would have the right of way on ordinary people were not able to walk across the street. that carried over. he was antimonarchist in england and anti-knee-jerk patriotism in america. that is just the way he was constructed psychologically. peter: let's return t 1952. a quote, truman's attorney general jam

scott: one week.he came to new york, first he came to the bahamas to get used to the time change because at this point he is 84 years old and old age is beginning to have its effect on him. he is not the same person he was in 1952. he has slowed down considerably so he had to be handled carefully, they went to the bahamas for a couple days to get used to the time change and then new york for a couple of days and then l.a. for the oscar ceremony. then he went back home and never came back to america. peter: partial filmography of night -- of charlie chaplin, the trailp -- the trail him -- t ramp. if you were to recommend one of the movies to get a sense of charlie chaplin, which one? scott: one movie? modern times. the essence of chaplain is his connection to the real world. there are a lot of comedians who want to take the audience away from the real world. especially in that time. but he was connected to the real world that people saw walking to the theater. they sell poor people, stores, factories -

scott of florida. mr. scott of south carolina. mrs. shaheen. ms. sinema. ms. smith. ms. stabenow. mr. sullivan. mr. tester. mr. thune. mr. tillis. mr. tuberville. mr. vance. mr. warner. mr. warnock. ms. warren. mr. welch. mr. whitehouse. mr. wicker. mr. wyden. firm is firm is -- senators voting in the affirmative -- blackburn, boozman, braun, budd cassidy, cornyn cotton cramer ernst, grassley hagerty, hoeven johnson, kennedy, lankford lee, lummis hawley ricketts risch, rounds rubio, scott of florida, scott of south carolina wicker and young. senators voting in the negative -- baldwin, blument, booker brown, butler cantwell capito cardin kraerp collins, durbin, fetterman, fischer, hassan, hooirn -- hooirn king kelly, lujan, markey mcconnell, menendez merkley, moran, murray ossoff padilla, peters reed sanders, schatz sinema shaheen stabenow teste warnock, warren wellch and whitehouse. duckworth, no. mr. wyden, no. mr. thune, aye. . crapo, aye. mr. vance, aye. mr. coons, no. the clerk: mr. van hollen, no. the clerk: mr. tillis, aye. the clerk: mr. marshall, aye. the clerk: mr. warner

scott: without question.ion, on a weekly or monthly basis, andn did not resd not have responded to because it was a ploy, he was pilloried for not being a citizen? america was full of people who were not citizens living in new york, los angeles, especially in e. a lot of them were successful, they were english, but no one pilloried them. he convenient because he was regarded as politically dicey, sexually dangerous, so he was singled out for the fact that he never became a citizen whereas others know where was ever said abou them. peter: you quote chaplin in yo book, i being told who to kill and what to die for and all in t name of patriotism. the ct is, i am no patriot. not for moral or intellectual reasons alone, but becausi have no feeling for it. how can one tolerate patrti when 6 million jews re murdered in its name? some might say that was in germany, but cells lie dormant n every nation. scott: yes. his friend max eastman made a very good point. he said, chaplin was born in england and became rich and

that's one of speaker scott.en served our nation as a andidate school in rhode island and proudly served as an officer in the united states navy. he went on to earn his law degree from louisiana state university. was he an officer and acer in the navy, and now an attorney, he had a immediate oric rise in a corporate career with■qhe k.r.a. corporation where he rose quickly to become one of the top three officers in the company. then he actually opened his own law firm and before becoming partner, brother scott now serves his clients as a personal injur attorney and serves the community as an active member of several boards and commissions. brotr dr. melanda coleson scott who practices dentistry in the norfolk and they are the proud parents of a 14-year-old daughter. brother scott iob member of the bar in virginia, in the portsmouth bar association as well. and criminal defense attorneys and the virginia trial lawyers association. and he's served in many other hg membership in the ewe wreaka club, as well -- eureka

we begin tonight with scott peterson.ng in court today after waiting years for the chance at a new trial. and now he might have one. how the original prosecution team is responding and why his new attorneys want them off the case. abc's kayna whitworth has all the details. >> good morning, mr. peterson. can you both see and hear the proceedings, sir? >> yes, i can, thank you. >> reporter: convicted murderer scott peterson appearing virtually in court deed for the first time since his case was taken on by the los angeles innocence project. >> we spent a lot of time trying to suss out what, frankly, are very alarming deficiencies in the discovery that was provided to the defense at the time of trial. >> reporter: the 51-year-old zooming in from mule creek state prison with a striking new look. his hair pulled back into a ponytail, listening in as his new legal team made their first public arguments after filing a bombshell motion. >> mr. peterson's been waiting 20 years to find some of these police reports and audio recordi

brother scott is married to dr. melanda coleson scott who practices dentistry in the norfolk area. and they are the proud parents of a 14-year-old daughter. brother scott is obviously a member of the bar in virginia, in the portsmouth bar association as well. and the virginia association of criminal defense attorneys and the virginia trial lawyers association. and he's served in many other capacities, even holding membership in the ewe wreaka club, as well -- eureka club, as well as a lifetime membership in the naacp and v.f.w. post 993 and the american leaningen post 190 -- legion post 190. he's currently an active member, that means he's financial, of the epsilon chapter in portsmouth, virginia. it is my distinct pleasure to introduce to you an alpha phi alpha man, a virginian and my friend, the speaker of the house of delegates of the virginia general assembly, please welcome attorney don scott. [applause] mr. scott: you know when everybody leaves, it's about to get bad. [laughter] all eyes on me. my name's not tupac. good afternoon, brothers. it is an honor to be here. i am ove

we need to tell you why it's called the francis scott key bridge. it's located in an area where scholars believe the span crosses within 100 yards of the site where francis scott key witnessed the bombardment of fort mchenry september 12th, 1814. that battle inspiring key to write the star-spangled banner. >> carley: all four crew members have been accounted for with no injuries reported. the owner of this ship said in a statement there has been no pollution, that was a statement i believe is he referring to no pollution in the water. how he knows that i don't know if he is trying to down play this quite possibly. this company is going to have to answer serious questions here. what will that look like? >> you are absolutely why the. but at this stage in the investigation, i'm sure that investigators are wanting to talk to each and every crew member on this ship the dolly. they are going to be the eyes and ears of investigative it try to make a determination of what they saw, when they saw it, and how it happened. ashted and that's going to be very,

scott. trump has certainly been favorably speaking about scott during the primaries. so what do you think makes him have the edge in this bracket? >> well, tim scott makes a lot of sense for a lot of reasons. but before i get into it, i need to talk to the selection committee about how these teams got into this tournament. >> make haley, nikki haley give me a break. laura coates, you've got a better chance of being vice president for donald trump and nikki haley ramaswamy and de santis to floridians donalds. what's donald trump could it do? moved to idaho. this is not going to happen. even though i know we're hearing about marco rubio so tonight, who's going to move, who's going to move? so i want to talk to the selection committee. i think there was doug, where's doug burgum tonight? nobody has played his cards any better than doug burgum and we got some people on here that i have no chance, but let me tell you about tim scott number one, he could be the president. number to everybody in th

scott of florida. mr. scott of south carolina. mrs. shaheen. ms. sinema. ms. smith.■ ms. stabenow.r. sullivan. mr. tester. mr. thune. mr. tillis. mr. tuberville. mr. van hollen. mr. vance. mr. warner. mr. warnock. ms. warren. mr. welch. mr. whitehouse. mr. wicker. mr. wyden. mr. young. fir senators voting in the affirmative -- blackburn, budd, capito, collins, cornyn, cotton, cramer, crapo, daines, fischer, graham, grassley, hagerty, lee, mullin, ricketts, romney, rounds, schmitt, sullivan, thune, tillis, tuberville, wicker. senators voting in the negative -- baldwin, butler, cardin, carper, casey, coons, d, gillibrand, hassan, heinrich, hickenlooper, hirono, kelly, king, klobuchar, lujan, markey, merkley, murphy, murray, ossoff, padilla, peters, reed, rosen, schatz, schumer, smith, tester, mr.■q■1 lankford, aye. mr. ■apaulay the clerk: mr. bennet, no. ms. sinema, no. mr. scott of south carolina, aye. mrs. hyde-smith, aye. mrs. shaheen, no. ms. murkowski, no. mr. jon, aye. mr. risch, aye. mr. blumenthal, no. ms. stabenow, no. ms. cantwell, no. mr. brown, no.0á the clerk: ms. lummis

scott: sure.s i'm not going to repeat private conversations but i think a bad narrative in the market is he will not be able to put together a fantastic cabinet. i think there are many qualified people who want to serve. i think people have his choice of a cabinet. i think another bit of misinformation in the market is one piece of a conversation i will repeat that president trump is laser focused on the size of the national debt, on the amount it has increased under biden, and the size of the deficit. i think you will hear from him in the coming months his plan or his wishes to bring both of those down should he get reelected. katie: i respect you don't want to repeat private conversations but hypothetically, if selected, would you serve? scott: there is a lot of grain in between as they say in golf -- green between. i am laser focus on my business. we have great partners. we will be introducing an innovative new financial product. maybe i will talk to you about it in a couple of months. i am foc

please welcome attorney don scott. [applause] when everybody leaves it's about to get bad.l eyes are on me. my name is not tupac. good afternoon brother. it's an honor to be here. i am overwhelmed for the honor of being here today with brothers from all over the country and brothers from members of the divine -- i never take the opportunity to speak before anybody but especially my brothers. i never take it lightly. that we live in dangerous times right now. there are those who may have forgotten where we have come from. i'm 59 years age. but i'm 59 years old that was born in march of 1965, march 5 to be exact. anybody know what happened on march 71965? bloody sunday. crossing the edmond pettis bridge so i know we sometimes get a little but we forget we have only been living here for 59 years. shortly thereafter is when the voting rights act was signed in august of 1955. so it's appropriate now that w convene today to talk about the importance of voting and specifically black man voting because if you are paying around what it reallyg some means to be american right now. wh

now, scott peterson's team did ask the l.a.roject to take a look at the case with fresh eyes, and what they saw based on what came from the defense, they believe that there's a possibility that there might have been evidence or maybe witnesses that weren't presented in the first trial which could have had an impact on the case. on top of that, we know that there is dna technology that has advanced and there could be evidence that wasn't a factor back then, but could be a factor now 20 years after scott peterson was convicted of killing his pregnant wife laci. the innocence project detailed filing shows photos of a burned-out van found near the petersons' modesto home around the time laci disappeared. >> they've obviously looked at the scott peterson defense file and now they want to go back and look at the underlying law enforcement files and d.a. files to ensure that everything was provided to scott peterson's defense team, and they also want to start by re-interviewing some of those witnesses that weren't called at trial and

scott.eading with a different story. >> shapps back 3% on >> shapps back spending 3% on our the ministers our defence. the ministers called a cash boost called for a cash boost for a more dangerous world. really? he he he used vladimir putin as an example saying, they need a bigger budget. you need a bigger budget to defend yourself from vladimir putin. >> yes. because our military has been shrinking and has been shrinking and our navy has been shrinking and our navy has been and a lot of been shrinking. and a lot of people we need have people said that we need to have a than we a stronger defence than we currently a stronger defence than we curii ntly a stronger defence than we curii wonder defend >> i wonder who to defend yourself from, though, because poland's their poland's they spend 4% of their gdp , scandinavian countries. gdp, scandinavian countries. sweden spends a lot, finland spends a lot. they have quite a large air force, 38,000 next doon large air force, 38,000 next door. they

i think he's looking at tim scott. _ point. i think he's looking at tim scott. he — point.lsi gaba and he might— an independent like tulsi gaba and he might also be looking at governor christina _ he might also be looking at governor christina lee. my personal favourite would _ christina lee. my personal favourite would he _ christina lee. my personal favourite would be somebody like governor sarah _ would be somebody like governor sarah huckerby sanders in arkansas. she has— sarah huckerby sanders in arkansas. she has already served as a spokesperson for donald trump, she is a mother, — spokesperson for donald trump, she is a mother, she is a common—sense elected _ is a mother, she is a common—sense elected official, she is fighting the southern us border crisis which is popping — the southern us border crisis which is popping up in the polls as number one issue _ is popping up in the polls as number one issue for voters. i think you could _ one issue for voters. i think you could pick— one issue for voters. i think you could pick any one of those. we have afresh _ could p

it feels like yesterday _ scott has the story. it feels like yesterday i _ scott has the story.day i just told . scott has the story. it feels| like yesterday i just told my like yesterday ijust told my family. now that where less than a month away from actually meeting him, it's so exciting for them and with the timing and everything ijust think 2024 is good to be a great year. 2024 is good to be a great ear. ~ ~ ., ., ., 2024 is good to be a great ear. ~ ., ., ., ., ., , year. we know a lot of athletes have ut year. we know a lot of athletes have put their _ year. we know a lot of athletes have put their plans _ year. we know a lot of athletes have put their plans of- have put their plans of having a family on hold around olympics. did that prospective shift because of what happened in tokyo? shift because of what happened into 0711 f. shift because of what happened into o7'::::f in tokyo? 100%. it was the bi est in tokyo? 100%. it was the biggest wake-up _ in tokyo? 10096. it was the biggest wake-up call - in tokyo? 10096. it was the biggest wake-up call for i in tokyo? 10096

about 1:30 a container ship struck the francis scott key bridge which i have been over many times and commuted by train or car. jand the bridge collapse sent several people and vehicles into the river. j multiple u.s. coast guard units which were stationed nearby were deployed along with multiple emergency personnel. the coast guard had respond to the port where we had the highway investigation, fbi and army corpsf engineers as well as fire from -- fire officials from maryland record dating a response. officials estimate that eight people were unaccounted for. that number might change. two have been rescued. one without injury and one in critical condition. a search-and-rescue operation continue for those that remain as we speak. i spoke with the governor as well as the mayor of baltimore and co. executives, two senators in the congressman in the secretary of transportation is on the scene. i told him that we would send all the federal resources they need as they respond to this emergency, and i mean all. ■zwe are going to rebuild that port together. everything so far indicates that t

scott, thank you so much for our population. scott, thank you so much for your time — population._ population. scott, thank you so much for your time and answering - population. scott, thank you so much for your time and answering these i for your time and answering these questions. irate for your time and answering these cuestions. ~ ., ., ,, . ., questions. we do appreciate it. thank you- _ here in the united kingdom, the princess of wales has thanked the public for their support as she recovers from recent surgery. in a mother's day message accompanied by a family photo taken at windsor, catherine said "thank you" for the kind wishes she's received since she underwent an abdominal operation two months ago. 0ur royal correspondent daniela relph reports. a family photo for mother's day that is hoped will calm some of the more extreme gossip about the princess' recovery. an informal image with her three children in windsor. her husband, the prince of wales, was behind the lens. with the photo a personal message... signed off with a "c" for catherine. the last time we officially sa

moscow, kremlin, scott bennett.to vladimir putin. 42 years ago, i was taken from our mother and given to other parents, so... you and i are twin brothers, let's get to know each other, i serve kru, well, let's go for a drive, beauty, what a brother, i saw it myself when i got into the car, it exploded, and now you are here, as if nothing had happened, the fact of the matter is that it was my brother, the twin, who got into the car, and not me, it was he who died, use this situation as a cover, this is an order, irina pegova, you have changed a lot lately, alexander ustyugov, when did you learn to shoot like that? yes, i always knew how, i just hid it, i have to tell them the truth, who are you? listen, i’m already confused about who i am, but i know one thing for sure, i’m the one who’s going to screw you now. gemini, today at 20:15 on ntv. in the spring of 2021 , new russian sensations brought to russia a grandmother with a secret, who did not forget whose crimea really was. who does crimea belong to? of course, ru

without, i will turn to mayor brandon scott. thank you, chief. everyone, _ mayor brandon scott.cott. thank you, chief. everyone, this is an - chief. everyone, this is an unthinkable tragedy. we have two first and _ unthinkable tragedy. we have two first and foremost pray for all of those _ first and foremost pray for all of those impacted, those families, pray for our— those impacted, those families, pray for our first _ those impacted, those families, pray for our first responders and thank then, _ for our first responders and thank then, all— for our first responders and thank then, all of— for our first responders and thank then, all of them working together, then, all of them working together, the city, _ then, all of them working together, the city, state, local, to make sure we are _ the city, state, local, to make sure we are working through this tragedy. this is— we are working through this tragedy. this is an _

roll call starting with, president scott who is excused. chair hao, present. commissioner breslin is excused. commissioner canning, present.

we're proud to joined of he couldn't be here from a representative from scott weiner's office jeff. >> (clapping) good afternoon. i'm michelle as jane said scott wiener many sacramento couldn't be here but a statement we're here but 347z has been leading obstruction in the campaign to score cheap political points and scott wiener is the convert anti housing politician by oppose is progressive reform by this creates on ending brugsz to process eased city hall and feeling the excise president peskin has a long partner of housing reform and is against housing we need to crystal clear not progressively to make it harder to build now homes and obstruction of housing in the middle of a housing crisis and not progressively to walk through the development of housing for the climate friendly city and san francisco is a place that welcomes people of all background and care forcing these and to combat criticize and president peskin anti hours are not progressive and don't reflective the city's values and last month quieted equivocated made and statement based on my work to make sure that san fra

scott peterson will not be. he is attending the hearing via zoom.>> having covered this for so long, it will be interesting to see what they come up with. thank you. >>> today sonoma county supervisors will hold an unusual debate on whether to consider declaring racism a public health crisis. the health department proposed the resolution, suggesting black people's lives are ten years shorter on average than other racial and ethnic groups countywide. the department adds black and latino children are more than twice as likely to live in poverty. the resolution does not ask for additional money or redirect existing funds. >>> also today, san francisco supervisors will consider a resolution supporting a state proposal to track the presence of opioids in wastewater. it's part of an effort to understand the flow of narcotics into communities and reduce overdoses from drugs, including fentanyl. san francisco and marin are already experimenting with a similar strategy. >>> the war in gaza is front and center on the peninsula. the redwood city council voted

>> our top story again here at 6.30, convicted killer scott peterson appeared before a judge today on the peninsula. the la innocence project has taken an interest in peterson's case and is requesting permission to review evidence from the decades-old investigation. kron 4 charles clifford has the details. >> well, earlier this year, the la innocence project announced it was going to take another look at the scott peterson case. they say there could be new witness testimony and new evidence that might be able to set peterson free today, the mateo county courtroom attorneys for the innocence project presented their case in what could be the first of many hearings as their investigation continues inside a mateo county courtroom tuesday morning, scott peterson appeared via video conference. lawyers with the la innocence project. attorneys from the stanislaus county district attorney's office and members of the peterson family were also in the room in 2004 peterson was convicted of murdering his wife laci and their unborn son. connor in modesto, back in 2002 at the original trial, peterso

. >>> tonight, 20 years later, scott peterson appearing in court. two decades after being convicted of killing his pregnant wife, lacy peterson. will he get a new trial? >>> tonight, the urgent search for a missing college student. the surveillance images this evening, just minutes before he was last seen. >>> we're also tracking a new winter storm tonight. it could be the biggest snowstorm of the season for some. >>> and the tributes pouring in tonight for the singer, his songs providing the soundtrack to so many big movies, including "dirty dancing." >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on a tuesday night. we do begin tonight with the heated questioning on capitol hill, former special counsel robert hur attacked by both democrats and republicans today. he was the special counsel who recently decided not to prosecute president biden for his handling of classified documents. but still went on to criticize biden's memory in his report. his decision not to prosecute angers republicans. his decision to bring up the president's memor

scott?u very much, kristina partsinevelos. >>> still ahead, your earnings report in overtime tonight. we will give you a report of what to watch or when "closing bell" comes right back. it's time. yes, the time has come for a fresh approach to dog food. everyday more dog people are deciding it's time to quit the kibble and feed their dogs fresh food from the farmer's dog. made by vets and delivered right to your door precisely portioned for your dog's needs. it's an idea whose time has come. >>> we continue to watch this market selloff with about 10 minutes to go in the session. dow is off its worst levels but down more than 400 points. with us now is denny, the president of denny research. good to have you. what you make of what is happening in the price market today? >> i think a lot of this is the market recognizing there is a recession out there just ut of the united states, and it is in china. so, a lot of the stocks that have exposure to the chinese market, lots of companies that thoug

rating ting what mayor scott said, it is i ting what mayor scott said, it is absolutely terrifying. first responder, had heard it. he said it sounded like a very large, long rambling, like a train going through. hejust goes back long rambling, like a train going through. he just goes back off to sleep, and at the clock in at the morning he had got in phone calls from police department, telling him he needed to get up. here at anchor bay, we have fuelling, we have a restaurant on site and access to the water. by free 15 am, we had our first responder is here already filling up. another women who worked at the referent he said her friends and family who lives near the bridge said they could hear it immediately, and again it wasjust said they could hear it immediately, and again it was just the bridge said they could hear it immediately, and again it wasjust said they could hear it immediately, and again it was just this loud crashing. right now it is sort of chaotic. that is sort of not much to say, it is a very weird feeling. we have had a handful of police officers and firefighters,

scott, yes. scott, you've got this.or >> harry's pants sell for $250,000. woman, kerry , $250,000. this woman, kerry, royal $250,000. this woman, kerry, royal, says that she has some photos of harry naked in vegas. that she's going to put on her private pay for site. and she's going to say, oh, she has stolen a soul . sold going to say, oh, she has stolen a soul. sold his pants for a quarter million. >> now, am i right in thinking she i don't want to commit libel here she was a dominatrix. she was dominatrix, and she was was a dominatrix, and she was a dominatrix. she's a film dominatrix. now she's a film producer. say producer. so you could say now she non—dom status, she has non—dom status, am i right? good. yeah. this right? good. yeah. is this even on have been the on that? should have been the headline. i know, you know, i should these things. should be writing these things. should paid more should be writing, be paid more than thing don't know >> the thing is, i don't know why. that the why. i can't imagine that t

scott, got scott, you annoyed you got banned from a club in ireland? in dublin i did, yes, did >> in dublin i did, yes, i did a show friday night. went well show friday night. it went well saturday phone saturday morning. got a phone call. though you did. well, call. even though you did. well, we're firing because did we're firing you because i did one and half jokes about the one and a half jokes about the middle conflict. one and a half jokes about the micthat's conflict. one and a half jokes about the micthat's contakes . that's >> that's all it takes. that's all so, when will you learn? >> the war is my fault? >> the war is my fault? >> don't joke about anything. that's solution. >> don't joke about anything. thaapparently,tion. >> don't joke about anything. thaapparently,tiidon't >> apparently, i don't understand anything about ireland. yeah. >> never mind. okay, well, look, before we kick in, kick off with the papers, we're going to have a front covers. so a look at the front covers. so the is leading we're the times is leading with we're turning

>> david: rachel scott at the supreme court tonight. rachel, thank you. >>> tonight here, we have new reporting after the federal raids at the homes of sean diddy combs in los angeles and miami. sours tonight now telling abc news this is a sex trafficking investigation involving combs, and this evening, what federal authorities have now seized in those homes. here's victor oquendo. >> reporter: tonight, abc news has confirmed that the federal agents seized multiple electronic devices from sean combs' l.a. and miami mansions, and sources tell abc news that the music and entertainment mogul is the target of a federal sex trafficking investigation. combs' plane flying from california to antigua, but combs not clear onboard. video obtained by tmz hours after the search shows combs pacing outside miami's opa-locka airport. ♪ the three-time grammy winner has been the subject of multiple civil lawsuits accusing him of rape and other sexual misconduct. last month, his ex-music producer rodney jones sued for $30 million, saying combs groped, har

with that i'm going to turn over to our mayor mayor brandon scott. >> thank you chief.nkable tragedy and we after first and foremost pray for all of those who are impacted, those families, pray for our first responders and thank all of them working together, the city, state, local to make sure we are working to this tragedy. this is an ongoing active research that we are having right now. we will continue as you heard from the chief throughout as long as we have to be doing that we will do it. we have to be thinking about the families and people impacted. we have to try to find and safe, this is what our focus should be on right now and we will continue to work in partnership with every part of government to do everything that we can to get us to the other side of this tragedy. with that alternate over the county executive. >> thank you mayor scott perry i think we all awoke this morning to an unspeakable tragedy as the mayor indicated we know there will be families and individuals impacted by this regardless of what happens the rest of the way out. i would just echo wh

. >>> a burned out orange van, can it prove scott peterson's innocence? tonight, we hear from the investigator that responded to that fire and the evidence. >> i got goose bumps and the hair on my neck stood up because it is significant. it means something. >> reporter: this is cbs news bay area with you'lliet good rich. >> reporter: they are juliette goodrich.. >> it might be old fashioned but those that we lie on traditional phones, phasing out land lines in california. the c cpu c is holding the last 2 hearings today before it considering the request to cut the cord. a lot of people who live in more remote areas with shoty cell service are worried about getting cut off, including gina. a therapist who says without land lines her business will not survive. we have her story. >> reporter: small but mighty. that is how gina describes her land line. >> are you ready for your session? >> reporter: with the therapist found out at&t is considering removing land line services in california her reaction was fear. >> i felt frightened and doomed. my whole busine

it hit a column of the francis scott key bridge.n into the water. officers say the incident happened at about 1:30am local time. there is now a large multi—agency rescue and recovery operation under way. the baltimore mayor brandon scott says he is aware of the incident, and is in contact with local authorities. the latest we have just had from the coastguard is that they receive the report at 1:27am and that the 948 foot containership dali hit the francis scott key bridge and it subsequently collapsed as we know and the coastguard says it has multiple response units deployed for

convicted murderer scott peterson, and what it could have to do with this van. >>> a robbery, a police chase, and a driver killed. a string of destruction this morning in el cerrito. thanks for joining us, i'm elizabeth cook. >> this was the scene on the macarthur se earlier this morning where the police chase came to a deadly and. boxes of cigarettes littered on the ground, and one man killed in that crash. it all happened on 580 in oakland, with two men speeding away from police after robbing and el cerrito smokeshop. the suspect vehicle was driving the wrong way when it hit two other cars. amanda harris spoke with the owner of the smokeshop about that impact. >> reporter: after this early-morning break-in, the owner says the tobacco outlet will be closed for at least a few days, maybe even a week. the front is boarded up, and he estimates it will cost about $50,000 to fix. >>> this was a whole another level. >> reporter: shocking video shows the moment to suspect that a white truck into the front of the tobacco outlet in el cerrito, destroying the faÇade and thousands of dollars in

thank you, so much, rick scott.n the maryland department of transportation and update on the bridge collapse. >> what role is the fbi playing in the investigation? >> the fbi has basically looked to see if there is a terrorism connection, which there is not. no confirmed fatalities. >> any recovered from the water live? >> that's still -- the rescue mission is still active. >> do you have any sense of what happened to the cargo ship? there were reports it suffered major power outages just before. >> too early in the investigation. >> was it a port authorized -- was it the captain of the ship? >> pilots move ships in and out of baltimore. >> what's happening to the other ships that are waiting, the backup, how are you navigating that? >> we're communicating with them. they understand the situation and we'll deal with the logistics later. >> was the you crew evacuated m the ship? >> this is being done right now. i don't know the exact details of where they all are. obviously we're contacting they them. >> is this inve

thank you both for being with me, i started off with scott. i mean, scott, your your assessment of the situation, you hear that those who have been arrested were tagic or artic nationals, and we know in the very... beginning that dies or isis had claimed the responsibility uh, but the russian government was saying that uh, it wasn't the case, or still they could not prove it one way or the other. your take on, who do you think is possibly behind this? well, first of all, we need to understand that, there's still an ongoing investigation, and uh, we, it's sort of irresponsible to get ahead of the investigation, but there are certain things that that jump out, one, if this was an isis attack, it didn't fit the modus operande of of, previous isis actions, normally um isis terrorists uh are marters for their cause and they uh they die for their cause, they have suicide vests, they they're viewing this marderdom as path to heavenly reward, these are people who um sought to live even their photograph that was where they are pledging allegion st. isi

mayor brandon scott thank you. thank you, chief >> everyone, >> this is a unthinkable tragedy. >> we >> have to, first and foremost pray for all of those who are impacted, those families. pray for our first responders and thank them all of them working together. >> city, state >> local to make sure that we are working going through this tragedy of this is an ongoing, active research that we're having right now we're going to continue as you heard from chief wireless tube throughout as long as we have to be doing that, we'll do it but we have to be thinking about the families and people impacted. >> folks who >> we have to try to find and say, this is what our focus should be on right now. we're going to continue to work in partnership with every part of government to do everything that we can to get us through the other side of this tragedy. with that, i'll turn it over to county executable chesskid >> thank you. scott i think we all awoke this morning to an unspeakable tragedy. is married to k1. we know that there

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