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legal name, skyler moore.ave to do with the model of crystal taylor and he says? >> i do not know her, i did not do this, but he is studying her photo. >> and then, c. styles continued to talk. >> is coming up with an analysis of the person who would've done this. and he refers to the person as this person had a lot of rage. this person has a lot of rage in them to do that. >> as opposed to just saying i didn't do any murder, i don't know who this is, i don't know what you're talking about. >> exactly. >> that seemed strange, but so did this. there was no obvious reason for c. styles to kill crystal taylor. through, that if you are worried about becoming a victim of gang violence you are probably safest in the morning because these guys stay up very late and don't roll out of bed until late morning or noon? >> i'm not going to say that is a fact, but it is more true than not. >> if someone is up and working at 707:30 in the morning -- >> their paths just wouldn't cross, not normally cut --, not a hard-core per

>> skyler henry at the white house.. >>> today russia blamed ukraine for a deadly attack on an apartment building. officials in moscow say a missile struck this ten-story building in belgorod near the border with ukraine. at least six people were killed and 20 others were injured. >>> in ukraine russia intensified its attacks on the city of kharkiv. today ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy said fierce fighting in the region has forced thousands of people to leave. >>> there is a lot more news ahead on the "cbs overnight news." can neuriva support your brain health? mary, janet, hey!! (thinking: eddie, no frasier, frank... frank?) fred! how are you?! fred... fuel up to 7 brain health indicators, including your memory. join the neuriva brain health challenge. >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> donald trump is required to head back to a new york city courtroom. the former president was on the campaign trail saturday in new jersey. his team saying this crowd in wildwood, new jersey was the biggest one

skyler. >> reporter: hey, jericka, good to see you. it could very well be a pivotal week for the form err why president as the decision in the so-called hush money trial against him is expected as soon as this week. meanwhile, the former president is looking to gain more support along the campaign trail off the traditional path. nascar fans cheered and waved ahead of former president trump's arrival at the coca-cola 600 race in north carolina today. it's his third visit to the swing state this election cycle. >> keep getting your 3% every four years. >> reporter: but he had a few speed bumps outside d.c. on saturday. trump looking to make gains with libertarian voters was instead met with hecklers. >> the libertarian party should nominate trump for president of the united states. [ boos ] whoa. >> reporter: republicans in line with the former president say despite the boos getting in front of different audiences is a good strategy. >> i give him a lot of credit in going to places where republicans have not gone before. if we're going t

and skyler montgomery koning of ts lombard. you look at the conflicting signs and the data.omething's starting to weaken. yields have been interesting in the shorter end of the curve. even though we saw it go lower last year, we have been wavering around the 4.8% level. where do you think we go from here? >> i'd like to find more than the backend -- >> i like the front end more than the backend. three more scenarios, one being the most likely, which is rates move higher, retest the 5% peak that they reached in late october amidst the increase in treasury issuance of notes and bonds. that is the most probable scenario for me. last month's employments report, -- last friday's implant report opened up the possibility we can get a string of weak ligament -- the labor market data that would allow the fed to start using process, which would painlessly diss advert the curve, bring the banking system back into all of that issuance, in terms of them participating. and the lease probable scenario for me is we just muddle through and the fed does not cut but rates don't move. i think t

lauren: same question to you, or skyler. is the consumer holding up, or does it depend on which retailer, or which company you're looking at? >> broadly are speaking, the consumer's doing great. lauren: okay. >> we have $40 trillion in wealth creation since 2020. but most of that wealth creation's coming from the stock market and u.s. real estate. about $20 trillion apiece. so, broadly speaking, we're in a really, really good spot. but it's very wisconsin fur candidated. -- bifurcated. so the wealthy folks that are in a home that are invested in the stock market, they are flush with cash, you know? they're flying first class versus economy. but those folks that aren't invested in the stock market and may not if be homeowners or are representers, they're not doing that great -- renters. inflation is really sting thing their a paycheck. lauren: yeah. when you look at a it, keith, you know, most people are pretty sour on the economy and the process -- prospect for the economy. yet we're talking about dow 40,000. we hit it. can

skyler: my parents are extremely concerned for my safety and well-being.y mom was asking me if i could put on a baseball cap and big -- go on the campus as little as ssible. don't go near the encampment. stephanie: sabrina is israeli-american and most of skyler's extended family lives in israel. skyler: without israel, my family would have been a part of the 6 million that we've lost, that we lost during the holocaust. without israel, it means that i wouldn't be here today, that my peers wouldn't be here today. stephanie: and they say the signs they see around campus go far beyond protesting a war or the policies of israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu, known as bibi. skyler: i think you can absolutely critique israel's politics, you can critique bibi and his government, as i do with my friends and my family. and that's not anti-semitic. it becomes anti-semitic when you start criticizing the state of israel's existence. sabrina: the sentiment that anti-zionism is not anti-semitism is far detached from reality, and it is used as -- it is these so-call

cbs' skyler henry is at the white house.kyler, we are six months away from the election. >> reporter: that's right, jericka. time is certainly flying by. that diplomatic tightrope and the unrest happening on college campuses as pressure builds on the biden administration with just six months until the presidential election. today, democrats are rallying behind president biden's response to pro-palestinian student protests, saying dissent is essential for democracy, but it must never lead to disorder. >> these kind of protests haven't been helpful. >> reporter: republicans have bounced on biden's position. >> it was two weeks after these pro-hamas fanatics have taken over a lot of campuses. >> reporter: former president donald trump also took aim, saying on truth social that president biden, quote, doesn't know what to do. trump's critique comes as speculation grows over who he'll pick as a running mate. last night, he hosted the rnc spring meeting at mar-a-lago. >> if i'm on it, who would know, but it's not why i'm out suppo

skyler. >> reporter: hey, jericka, good to see you.could very well be a pivotal week for the former president as the decision in the so-called hush money trial against him is expected as soon as this week. meanwhile, the former president is looking to gain more support along the campaign trail off the traditional path. nascar fans cheered and waved ahead of former president trump's arrival at the coca-cola 600 race in north carolina today. it's his third visit to the swing state this election cycle. >> keep getting your 3% every four years. >> reporter: but he had a few speed bumps in d.c. on saturday. trump looking to make gains with libertarian voters was instead met with hecklers. >> the libertarian party should nominate trump for president of the united states. [ boos ] >> reporter: republicans in line with the former president say despite the boos getting in front of different audiences is a different strategy. >> i give him a lot of credit in going to places where republicans have not gone before. if we're going to win this elect

cbs's skyler henry is at the white house. skyler, it seems like communication is key here. >> reporter: that's absolutely right, jericka. even today the u.s. and israel are staying in regular communication, looking for ways to deal with a dire humanitarian crisis in gaza and alternative courses of action to defeat hamas. today, biden administration officials are reaffirming the u.s.'s position to stand with israel in the war against hamas. yet -- >> at the same time, he's been very clear that in doing that, it's imperative that israel protect civilians and make sure that humanitarian assistance gets to those who need it. >> reporter: but it's that issue that's now intensifying pressure on the president, who's already facing domestic scrutiny. today students walked out of duke university's commencement. the latest in a series of protests on college campuses for biden's handling of the war. last week, biden talked about the pause on the american delivery of 3,500 bombs to israel, concerned about the damage they would cause if t

skyler henry, cbs news, washington. >>> as for trump's so-called hush-money trial his defense rested yesterday. closing arguments are set for tuesday, and we're learning new details about the former president's classified documents probe. newly unsealed records reveal four additional documents with classified markings were recovered from trump's florida bedroom months after the fbi searched his mar-a-lago resort. the revelation is part of a 2023 opinion from a u.s. district judge who found prosecutors presented sufficient evidence that trump knowingly mishandled classified documents. trump has pleaded not guilty. >>> two key players in the georgia election interference case against former president trump win their respective primaries. fulton county district attorney fani willis defeated progressive attorney christian wise smith in tuesday's democratic primary and is now set to face off against republican courtney kramer in the fall. meanwhile, fulton county superior court judge scott mcafee, who was randomly assigned to preside over the election interference case, also fended off a

skyler henry, cbs news, washington. >>> robert f. kennedy jr.'s camp confirmed doctors found a dead worm in his brain. the comments come after "the new york times" reported he said in 2012 in a deposition that a parasitic worm ate a portion of his brain and may have caused cognitive issues. a kennedy spokesperson said the issue was resolved more than ten years ago and that he is robust -- is in robust physical and mental health. >>> coming up, fatal shooting. a florida airman killed after deputies allegedly burst into the wrong apartment. >>> and nose down. a fedex cargo plane makes a rough landing. ash. (♪♪) this is a hot flash. (♪♪) but this is a not flash. (♪♪) for moderate to severe vasomotor symptoms due to menopause... veozah is the first and only prescription treatment that directly blocks a source of hot flashes and night sweats. with 100% hormone—free veozah... you can have fewer hot flashes and more not flashes. veozah reduces the number and severity of hot flashes day and night. for some women, it can start working in as early as one w

cbs' skyler henry reports. >> reporter: arizona legislatures vote to repeal a law dating back to 1864 that bans nearly all abortions sparked reaction from all sides of the issue. >> it's a victory for women, a medical procedure does not have any business being enveloped in the religiousity of this legislature. >> it's so important to defend life. it's an investment into our future. life is beautiful, it's sacred. >> reporter: two republicans joined with democrats in the arizona senate in favor of repealing the civil war-era law. democratic governor katie hobbs is expected to sign the measure. that would make a 2022 statute forbidding abortions after 15 weeks of pregnancy arizona's prevailing law. presumptive presidential nominee donald trump weighed in from a campaign rally in michigan. >> and the states come out, and they decide which is what everybody wanted for over 50 years, and we got it done. >> extremists have proposed and passed laws that criminalize doctors, punish women -- >> reporter: vice president kamala harris campaigned on abortion rights in florida as the state's ban o

skyler henry, cbs news, washington. . >>> as to the war in gaza, benjamin netanyahu is under pressureo make post-war plans for the gaza strip. jake sullivan met with him to discuss a plan that calls for saudi arabia to recognize israel and help the palestinian authority govern gaza in exchange for a path to eventual statehood. the israeli prime minister has said he opposes palestinian statehood. netanyahu's also facing criticism from his main political rival, benny gantz, who is threatening to leave the government if a plan is not created by june 8th that includes an international administration for post-war gaza. >>> the israeli military says that it retrieved the body of a fourth hostage, ron benjamin, who was believed killed on october 7th. it comes as three other recovery -- recovered hostages, amit buskila, itshak gelerenter, and shani louk were laid to rest. all three -- of the three only louk had previously been confirmed dead. >>> now to that shocking and sickening video showing sean "diddy" combs attacking an ex-girlfriend. yesterday combs apologized calling his actions inexc

cbs' skyler henry has more. >> reporter: nascar fans cheered and waved ahead of former president trump's arrival at the coca-cola 600 race in north carolina, his third visit to the swing state this election cycle. >> 3% every four years. >> reporter: he had speed bumps in d.c. on saturday. trump looking to make gains with libertarian voters was instead met with hecklers. >> the libertarian party should nominate trump for president of the united states. [ booing ] >> reporter: republicans in line with the former president say despite the boos getting in front of different audiences is a good strategy. >> i give him a lot of credit in going to places where republicans have not gone before. if we're going to win this election cycle, we must go where we're not invited. >> reporter: as summer kicks off the presidential race is heating up as is everything surrounding the likely nominees. this week jurors in trump's so-called hush-money trial in new york will begin their deliberations. if he's found guilty, it would be a first for a former president. >> i'm hoping for a verdict that makes sense

arthel: skyler is a senior at george washington university in d.c. were protests are now in their 11th day. she joins me now. skyler, first of all do you know with the protesters once? what you think about their demands? >> so yesterday they're holding a press conference where they talked about what they wanted their demands. they want divestment from pro-israel companies pray that my full disclosure of investments and endowments from the university. they made it abundantly clear unless the school complies one 100% with their demands they will not be leaving. arthel: what you think about that? >> i think that on one hand the university should be transparent in their investments. but on the other hand the weight this money is invested is nearly impossible or very, very difficult to fully divest. i think the protests needs to be a little bit flexible in their demands in order for a safe and comfortable campus for everyone. arthel: were you involved in any of the protests? >> yes i was counter protesting the first thursday it started last week thursday,

skyler henry on the election year move that's drawing a response from his republican rival. >> bidenby union workers signed strong new tariffs, targeting chinese made goods and green technology. because he says they are creating the uneven playing field. >> to make sure the workers, and the american business corporations can compete and win in the industries of the future. >> reporter: the move will push their tax on chinese steel up to 25%. the semi conductors will be hit with a 50% tariff. electric batteries will rise to 25%. chinese evs will have a 100% tariff placed on them. >> we will never allow china to control the markets for these cars period. >> reporter: the new tariffs are a position change for president biden who had previously slammed president trump for taking the same action. >> every single step has made it worse. >> speaking outside the courtroom where he is on trial, claiming biden is late to the party. >> it is the suggest that i said. >> he was asked about his comments following the ceremony. >> trump says they see the same response. among those impacted, the bat

skyler henry has more from washington, d.c. >> reporter: ticketmaster and its parent company live nationre being told to part ways in a new lawsuit following the taylor swift ticket fiasco. >> taylor swift was the one who made those abuses most famous. >> reporter: the department of justice along with 29 states and the district of columbia filed the antitrust lawsuit saying the companies drive out competition leading to higher prices for concertgoers. >> we allege live nation has illegally monopolized markets across the live concert industry in the united states for far too long. it is time to break it up. >> reporter: the justice department says live nation promotes the concerts, manages the artists, owns many of the venues, then is often the exclusive seller of tickets to those events. the doj claims the company controls around 60% of concert promotions at major venues and 80% of the ticketing. >> the result is that fans pay more in fees. artists have fewer opportunities to play concerts. smaller promoters get squeezed out. venues have fewer real choices for ticketing services. >> repo

skyler henry with more on how these products may soon be in your stores and everyday life. >> reporter: there's a movement quietly going on in the fashion world and it's less about trends and more about the material. human hair is sweeping the runway. >> even if it's your own hair, you don't want to look at it on the floor. you don't even want to touch it. >> reporter: the startup human material loop, the short time the amsterdam small business has been operating kolar is at salons and barbershops scooping up strands that with the help of scientists and engineers in its labs is turning into fiber sewn into couture pieces. what have you been able to say okay, hair works here? >> they have developed knitted pieces, also woven pieces so we can also showcase this can be an alternative to wool fibers. >> reporter: the effort is an impact at lowering the environmental impacts of the fashion world, the second largest consumer industry of water. it takes 700-gallons to produce just one cotton shirt compared to human material loops method, which uses no water. >> we just take all the hair and m

skyler henry, cbs news, washington. >> and that's the overnight news for this friday.ow us online at cbsnews.com. reporting from the nation's capital, i'm olivia gazis. >>> this is "cbs news flash." i'm carissa lawson in new york. a tornado was reported in the central texas town of hawley thursday night. it's just the latest severe weather to hit texas this week as multiple tornadoes swept across the state. and the houston area saw heavy rain and severe flooding. >>> the captain of the dive boat "conception," which caught fire in 2019 killing 34 people on board, was sentenced to four years in prison thursday. jerry boylan was found guilty of seaman's manslaughter last year. >>> and for the first time ever, the national and state teachers of the year were honored with a state dinner at he white house thursday night. the 2024 national teacher of the year is missy testerman, a second grade teacher from tennessee. for more, app on your phone or connected tv. i'm carissa lawson, cbs news, new york. >>> president biden condemns campus violence, speaking out for the first tim

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. >> 28 year old skyler rasmussen was found unresponsive in his cell alone on wednesday, and despites efforts to save him, he was pronounced dead. rasmussen has been in custody since december of 2022 on charges of murdering a fellow resident at a supportive housing facility. an investigation is ongoing. >> new. at 630, a dive boat captain was sentenced to four years in federal prison for his role in the 2019 boat fire that killed 34 people off the california coast. captain jerry boylan was convicted last year on one count of criminal negligence. is sentence is shorter than the ten years family members of the victims were asking for. the fire was the deadliest maritime disaster in recent u.s. history and sparked several reforms, maritime regulations and lawsuits that are still ongoing. the exact cause remains unknown. arizona's democratic governor has signed a bill to repeal an abortion ban that was written 160 years ago, a ban that was passed by 27 men before arizona was even a state, at a time when america was at war over the right to own slaves. >> a time before women could even vo

we have suzanne blackington injury war and her daughter skyler.h for having us. >> tell me about your family. >> we have been making the trophy since 1975. it's our 50th year. my dad started it and i trained from his silver smith and i always dreamed of making it one day. but now to making it with my husband and now my daughter, so it's skyla, what is so special about this trophy? >> this is the first one that i have ever worked and i feel very special it. has rubies, it has emeralds, diamonds on it for the anniversary trophy. probably the most spectacular trophy the derby has ever seen. >> janice: tell me about your dad real quick. >> my dad passed away in december of 2020. he passed away from als. did he talk about the trophy. he wanted his say what it was going to look like. put diamonds and rubies. he knew he wasn't going to be here he wanted his part. we hope he is happy with it. >> janice: i love it, spectacular trophy. thank you both for being here the blackenton family has been designing this trophy for many decades and it's going to be a

target gas and war and other how much leaders if they went on a more phase approach or stopped to skyler hill events of entirely? that's why i think these relays have decided to go in more of these direction. it's something they were twice before, but now they see as the americans are more likely to back. so if they do this and you talked about the conversation between us and yahoo, invite and can you take the temperature for us when it comes to an s and yahoo right now he's obviously vowed to go it alone. he sounds very defiant publicly. so given that, how would you expect the, the operation now to, to unfold father? well then yeah, was obviously under a lot of pressure from his not just refer a coalition partners just from other figures. and these really right back to make a more, a sort of stance and dropbox as soon as she does. yeah, i mean, we already sign a time and manage the got a request for the past week saying that these valleys, but the pressure off in around that the roof area. and now these really acts in general. yeah. you know, the certainly be enough. so there's a lot of

skyler henry paid him a visit. >> reporter: there's no mistaking that signature sound and glow. reporter: that jedi late saber brought into the real world by disney's research and development team in glendale, california. >> hoo, hoo, hoo, hoo, hoo. >> how long did it take to come up with this? >> it was a few tries. >> yeah? >> a few early models, and the key is to have a uniform blade, very bright and full retraction into the hilt. those were the challenges with something like this. >> reporter: lead inventor lanny smoot loves a challenge, dreaming up ideas at disney imagineering for the last 25 years. >> bridge the gap for me, if you will, between storytelling and invention. >> sometimes you'll have an invention that inspires a story, right? sometimes i'll hear a good story and realize that a specific technology can make it real. so the two things support each other. my peers on the movie side of things can fake things with computer-generated effects in movies. i have to make them for real. >> reporter: from live action props to interactive theme park attractions, he uses sci

i am thinking a lot about how from shelby steele to john mcwhorter or to glenn loury, george, skyler, george schuyler, a young guy. hughes right now is making his bones a recent columbia. how so much of their popularity. which is they are remarkably in a kind of alternate or particular social media space. i mean, i remember in new york running the schomburg and seeing thomas soul and being read by straphangers all the time. and i always had this sense that this was like forbidden knowledge for white elites because it was like if you if you fill this with all of us there'd be that one. thomas all maybe not at this conference, but who the white people would be like. this is the black person you really need read. and so anyway, that's where my head is these days, because of the work i'm doing. thank you for that. yeah. so because we're kind of close time, i would just like to close asking this question based on your own body of work and your contributions to scholarship what would your letter to america be? what do you see as a long term implications of your work and just a sentence. or

okay >> so we have skyler's. he's nine years old.en performing all over the place. and he is, besides kung fu, he also do arts and calligraphy chair. so he's the guy. he's our future. >> so talented. nine years old, amazing. and behind him, behind him, we have, sifu kelly wu. >> she's. doing a tai chi fan for us. she's been a teacher at ymca and also private classes, and she'll be performing, all the time on stage. and if you want to learn, please go see her. she can. she's a great teacher. you said she's been doing this for 40 years. she's been doing it for 40 years, and she won many competitions. and she's very patient. and she can teach you how to heal your body through tai chi practice. >> it's amazing. okay and next to her, we are talking about these red envelopes. red envelopes for people who don't know are a tradition. we usually have money in them. after that though, she is doing something very special. yeah >> so let me introduce you to, miss j. wu. we call her the, red envelope artist. she's been doing all this for a long t

[applause] >> my name is skyler. i ran for nebraska state legislature.ebraska is one of the states we are targeting to stop 270. i am so proud to stand with lars as our presidential nominee so that we can put gold on that map and prove that libertarians can win. thank you. [applause] >> good morning, everyone. my name is heidi at the hundred smith and i am the chair of the libertarian party in louisiana. we have a huge opportunity this year to bring in so many people who are so disrespected by the nominees for the republican and democrat parties, presumed anyway. the first step will be we nominate lars mapstead for president. thank you so much. [applause] >> hello, everyone. my name is tj ferrera. i am from california and nevada. three years ago, i got a call from my friend, lars mapstead. he said, tj, i want to run for president. i said, don't do it. he goes, no, i've got this idea. i think we can put some gold on the map on election night. just think about everyone on election night going, what the heck is that? i am used to seeing red and blue up ther