but for that question, stacy offered the story.nvinced that my kids were being harmed. >> stacy said that she believed richard was molesting her sons. that they were acting out and there was something one of them told her. >> you don't know what he does to me when you are not here. that kind of stuff stuck in my brain for sure. >> to her, there was just one solution. i did not want please, i did not want to divorce, i just wanted him dead. and so here it was, her reason for murder. stacy said that she had been molested as a child repeatedly and ashley knew what it was like. >> having lived through that, i was never going to let it happen to my kids. >> did you ask the boys? >> not directly enough. not that. i have since. >> it was after her arrest, her sons asked her why, but would make you want to hurt him. and she explained. >> people touched me in a bad way when i was a kid and i reacted in certain ways and sometimes you're behaviors made me worried that you were getting touched on a bad. with >> the song that made that earlier

stacy, very good to have you. what is the reaction you got from residents when they saw all of this stuff? >> neil, thank you for having me. i have to two days ago when i was on the ground, there was blue, sunny skies in east palestine but there was definite worry and concern from the residents. they just don't know where they're supposed to start. i can tell you they were very welcoming and very much appreciative what we were able to bring to east palestine. neil: so you know, the bottled water, everything else you had a chance to see for yourself, stacy, how they're feeling. a lot of authorities are reassuring them, water is fine, air is fine. are they, did you get a sense they're buying that or still nervous about it, even nervous about living there? >> very nervous. with lots of questions. just not knowing where to start with their health journey which is why we were so excited to bring the thousand comprehensive health and wellness tests to the residents, to allow them to get a baseline what's going on inside

thank you, stacy. attention all humanity your only chance to see a rare green comet is tonight.e last time the same comment came around was about 50,000 years ago during the ice age, astronomers say it will be visible overnight tonight near the north star. they say it's best to use binoculars or use a telescope because the comments path it's about 26 million miles from earth, and there is breaking news from the australian outback, a days long search for a tiny radioactive capsule is over. the missing piece sized capsule has just been found after a frantic weeklong search. authorities warned anyone living across hundreds of square miles to look out for it, but touching it could cause cancer, even though it's so small but good news from australia, it has been found crisis averted big side of relief. okay coming up a pop quiz on this national texas day , plus the girls' basketball coach who posed as a 13 year old player on the court. you're% watching w i got this mountain bike for only $11. dealdash.com the fair and honest bidding site. this kitchenaid mixer sold for less than $26.

terrestrials so clearly lots to get in here and for that i am joined by my colleagues of your order. stacy, they've been says to see you, william, always a pleasure. what is motivating the, by the administration in ordering these repeated shootouts, right, well, he's getting political pressure and from both sides you have the republicans that were really hard on him when that 1st balloon came through that chinese balloon, that transfers the united states. and they said that he was a coward, that he was slow to react, that he made america look weak. and then you have the democrats who were a little bit more merciful. but now they're saying, look, this slow trickle of information is, is worrying us the, the head of the, the, the head, a democrat for the house intelligence committee, a say that the slow trickle of information is making people worried. if it's feeding fears that there might be an alien invasion, or there might be an invasion from china or from russia. and so they just want more information and they say it's not coming out fast enough, right? that lack information is feeding co

to have to see and see if there's any more balloons or other objects floating over us . aerospace stacy evans did of your order. thanks for the latest. you're welcome. ah, after a winter of gold, his discontent parents are barely to have broken through in spectacular fashion to score a win over glad bah. their troubles on over as they said 3rd from bottom on the leaf table. but 4 goals and 3 points is for now. something to finally smile about the libya she audion is a beautiful building for visitors to admire. the problem for her to fans is that it's also been a very friendly place where the opposition often leaves with 3 points to take time as a gift. the kids on an emotional day midfield a toga to gets, he carried the turkey's flag during a moment of silence, too on an earthquake victims before the whistle. the problem was, after 17 minutes, it looked like emotion was not going to be enough to stir the hum, sod lucan. it's his corner from the right met by the leaping nico alvready to give blood back to lead the home. so i needed a spark, and that came from the feet of the man who carr

stacy ann gooden reporting for us tonight. well, kron 4 is honoring black history through the end of this month. tune in when pam moore will be hosting our special honoring black history, sharing our stories and that will be airing on thursday night, february 23rd at 6.30. >> we'll take a look at this fetus flashing the peace. i'm a pair of the soon-to-be parents got quite the surprise during their latest ultrasound, which shows their daughter giving what looks like a peace sign. the couple from indiana says it was a pretty routine appointment until baby ellie seemingly set them this message. hospital staff says they've never seen anything like that before. pretty cool. that's awesome. you go. girl >> all right. coming up in sports, more tests were done today on steph curry's knee injured in last night's game against the dallas mavericks. coming up, jason dumas, we'll have the latest news on his condition. hear from steve kerr on the situation. numbers move you. but some can stop you in your tracks. like the tens of thousands

. >> reporter: stacy merrick, stacy mcnamara has been living in europe for ten years. said raising children on the side of the atlantic has open her eyes to what's allowed in food in the u.s. she has no plans to ever move back home. his food safety a part of that decision? >> for sure, yeah. how my going to protect my children when it's just everywhere? >> reporter: in a statement to "cbs evening news," the fda said that when used properly, potassium bromate converts to a harmless substance during food production. but at the same time, norah, it acknowledged that not all potassium bromate may convert, saying control measures can minimize the amount in food. >> norah: holly williams, thank you. tonight there's been a major development in the criminal case against alec baldwin. we'll tell you about it next. in. dupixent is an add-on treatment for specific types of moderate-to-severe asthma that's not for sudden breathing problems. dupixent can cause allergic reactions that can be severe. get help right away if you have rash, chest pain, worsening shortness of breath, tin

maria: what are your takes on inflation and the growth story, stacy?larry sommers once again said that we may very well see a recession this year. essays it's unlikely -- he says it's unlikely that the fed will be able to get inflation down to 2%, the target, without a sears just slowdown. >> -- serious slowdown. >> i think if you think about inflation and inflation hasn't come down as quick as consumers would like and the economy would like here. but i think that's going to be sticky here. you think about labor costs, they continue to go up. so if companies have to pay their people more, they have to keep their prices higher. so i think that's not something that's going to change in the near term. consumers are going to continue to have to spend more on food and essentials and away from discretionary. luxury has held up incredibly well. there was some commentary last week that things are starting to he slow a bit. so this i think -- there's no hiding place here but clearly the high end is holding up better than the low end. maria: yeah. i mean, it's i

stacy stepped in to stop georgie being taken into care.ere, georgie will go and find the yellow stickers when we're out shopping and see if we like what items are there. and, you know, they don't know why kind of we're doing that. but, yeah, kind ofjust making the most of the amount of money we've got. the government has promised to support carers like stacy in the strategy for children's social care announced today. it says it will put families at the heart of reform, focus on more family—like placements, including kinship carers, give early support for families with addiction, domestic abuse and mental health difficulties. what we're trying to do is make sure that families can get the early help that they need, so they don't end up escalating in crisis and we can keep more families together. but where children can't stay with their families, they're going into a family—like environment, maybe kinship carer, or with a foster carer. and where that's not possible, they're going into children's homes. we also can make sure that they have a s

i'm stacy-ann gooden. >> stacy-ann gooden reporting for us this afternoon.4 is honoring black history all month long. we will be sharing the stories that feature the rich culture here in the bay area community and make sure you tune in this month. this pam moore hosts our special honoring black history, sharing our stories. it airs thursday, february 23rd at 06:30pm. now kylen i we need some chocolate after watching that we do. we're doing that singing burt bacharach songs today that you're singing and i would you know, to san jose from here that with 101? there you go. yes, that is the all right, everybody. let's talk about the weather. it's beautiful out there. i've said it a million times and say it one more time. it's gorgeous. look at those blue skies. >> and look at these temperatures. it's getting a little wild here. we've got a couple spots that are sitting at 67 degrees right now. and guess what? san jose is one of them. so is santa rosa. but looking pretty good in san francisco. 55 60 in oakland livermore. 64 conquered about 65. it is warm. it is l

all right, stacy abrams, who is the co leader of this joint in the i. r i delegation. we thank you so much for being with us here in alger 0. it's my honor to be here. thank you. thank you. all right robin there. you have at that stacey, a rooms well known of voting rights activists in the united states and political figure in america as well. and she's here as part of this observation, mission, international observers that are trying to ensure that there are free and fair elections here in nigeria. it's going to be a long day. everybody that we've been speaking with so far says that they will stay out as long as it takes. they just want to make sure that they get to cast their ballot at such a crucial time for this country. rob, well, i'm a james room and aversion mohammad thank q the russian facing and iran sanctions from the european union. the block says it wants to limit the kremlin ability to pay for the war. it also wants to block rushes military from accessing new technology or getting spare parts. united states impose new sanctions, including a 200 percent tar

stacy pakistan i'm see there's the in berlin, welcome to our show. when he was once considered one of the country's most influential deal makers, and then he suddenly disappeared. now nearly 2 weeks after he was reported missing bow fun has been located. of the founder of investment bank, china renaissance, is reportedly cooperating with chinese authorities on an investigation that's according to the company. the 52 year old billionaire is certainly not the 1st high profile name to disappear from public view in the country. there was false one group founder guar, guam chung, who disappeared for several days and 2015. then you might remember jack ma, the founder of ant group. he wasn't seen in public for 3 months beginning in late 2020. after he criticized the chinese financial system, well, my re emerge later after beijing had squashed his company's plan i. p o. about funds disappears, dealt quite a blow to his company stock. it lost a 3rd of its value overnight showing once again that no public satcher is too high for beijing's reach. without we go

would you w report a stacy evans say say get another object being shot down. what do we know so far? well, as you said, the story is still breakable. what we know is prime minister just interrupt trudeau of canada, was in contact with joe biden's administration about this. and i did a fight object that was flying over northern canada. and he went on to twitter and said i ordered the take out of an unidentified object that violated canadian air space. so it was shot down over yukon, which is not very populated. it's mostly wooded area, so there was no risk to anybody being hurt, but so far we don't know what this object was for, who it's from. and what, what, what the intended use of this, of this object was. so this is the 3rd object we hodge a debate over the chinese spy a balloon last week. do we know any more about the one that was shot down on friday, over alaska, where they're still learning about what's happening? there's nothing new on that front so far, but what i can tell you is that this is become very political. when that 1st air balloon went down.

stacy will be with me later to walk up to the result. jim chanos will have a cnbc exclusive on the markets and one of the names he's now betting against. >>> we begin with our "talk of the tape." a tug-of-war between rates and stocks and what the outcome is going to be for your money let's ask dan greenhouse, here with me at postnine. welcome to our new show. it's great to have you it has been a tug-of-war, right? bond yields have taken a backseat to stocks until now, they pulled stocks into the sand box, ishaven't thy >> you have seen a repricing for the fed expectations you've seen a repricing on the fed side of things inflation pricing. the one-year and ten-year tenors have gone up a couple weeks. it complicates the fed's position and investors' fgs position if you think they were almost done, other parts of the market, the thing and they >> are you catching up to where the bond market was leading things >> i think there's a lot of conversation that the market was ignoring what was going on in the bond market. my point was let's not d

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>> stacy liked to tease andrew about his dating choices. >> i said, oh, who's your sugar daddy now?he said, wouldn't you like to know. >> at bishops, andrews cruised along academically. >> most of us had to study, but you never saw him in the library studying. >> coasted through? >> stacy liked to tease andrew about his dating choices. >> i said, oh, who's your sugar daddy now? and, he said, wouldn't you like to know. >> at bishops, andrews cruised along academically. >> most of us had to study, but you never saw him in the library studying. >> coasted through? >> exactly. >> so, it was a prophecy when on graduation in 1987, he was voted most likely to be remembered. >> he just had a very dynamic personality and was very funny, everybody loved him. >> after bishops, andrew tried college. but the boy who coasted through high school found uc, san diego all too demanding, and costly. so, he bailed. >> there were problems at home too, andrew's father, a stockbroker, was accused in a civil lawsuit of embezzling $100,000. and, he fled the country, left his family of five, never came back.

stacy did a great job of. that i think it raises critical issues and it gives the jurors reason to say, you know what? you're guilty. is it a contradiction or just a flat out lie? what would your strategy be and you would let him take the stand? >> i think that he's problematic taking the stand. i think that he's an erratic character. the defense is going with facts and embracing the facts as they opened with. and as my father always says, you know, when you have one murder, you have one less witness. ti times changed. video and audio evidence is a problem for him. one phone is thrown over here. he's in the car. it's the distance. can he make it those 4 1/2 minutes or is it all made up? >> i'm also attacking the motivation. i don't get this motivation as to, you know what his financial issues. he was going to be outed. you have a spousal privilege involving your wife. your wife is going to testify against you. you love your son more and your son loves you more than anything elimination in the world. your son i

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on the flip side, you have democrats led there by stacy plaskett saying, look, you're the reason this committee is being weaponized. if anything, you are weaponizing the federal government, which is very dangerous for the american people. i want you to take a listen to what jamie raskin had to say, remember, he was a member o. january 6th committee, he was part of the impeachment trials of former donald trump, and he was called by democrats today to be one of their witnesses, and this is the message he had. >> your subcommittee could become part of a proud history of serious bipartisan oversight stretching from the teapot dome investigation to the boeing investigation, to the water gate hearings, to the tobacco hearings, to the select committee on the january 6th attack. or it could take oversight down a very dark alley, filled with conspiracy theories and disinformation. >> reporter: now, hallie, plaskett also got into a tense, heated exchange there with jim jordan who's the chair of the panel saying you get more flies with honey than vinegar, but vinegar sounds better in tweets, cal

could been that hundreds luna stacy but i'm hopeful from am really excited to see you know, finally to be able to prove that the idea that we had and sort of the thought process behind it actually makes a lot of sense or go to public or grow nice to see, you know, actually build you there, but we're not too worried about an order here. thank you for the you world. i think it went well, i know the positive thing is that they're thinking about us while the markets as well. i'm super excited about that. yeah. if you ask me like 5 years ago, if i would be had probably tell you know, but here we are. so for me, it's really important to take each step as it comes at bill, something that i can be proud of, ah, ah, ah, or african stories from african perspectives on the marine biologist business when the short documentaries from african tillman. i'm going to do this from south africa, ethiopia, and nigeria. we been to go over some stuff in this class. she saw this as my, and my role africa direct on al jazeera. ah . with debating the issues of the day, the 5 largest polluters of the world are

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young life is results from around 2 thirds of stacy nigeria still need to be declared, so it could be a while before we get the final show results. it's a long process, there's a lot of technical glitches and that doesn't help matters. some politicians, including ones from the main opposition pdp party walked out and protests saying that they don't support this process to rejected. they will not be part of it. and they feel that they hated the electrical permission, has been compromised. it's a long process because according to the officials here, they say that they read out the results bit by bit. and then when they've read them out, the party agents get a chance to stand up and ask questions and raise queries. and some of them i've been saying, you've read out a set of results. they don't match my tally. what is going on? they have to be some kind of explanation as to how these results came about. also some say to the, announcing their own results of their own winners in their individual states. but those results are not official because they've not been verified by the literal comm

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. >> reporter: stacy mcnamara is from upstate new york but has been living in london for ten years.d us raising children on this side of the atlantic has opened her eyes to what's allowed in food in the u.s. she has no plans to ever move back home. and is food safety a part of that decision? >> for sure, yeah. how am i going to protect my children when it's just everywhere? >> reporter: in a statement to cbs news, the fda said that when used properly, potassium bromate converts to a harmless substance during food production. but at the same time, norah, it acknowledged that not all potassium bromate may convert, saying control measures can minimize the amount in food. >> holly williams, thank you. >>> tonight, there's been a major development in the criminal case against alec baldwin. we'll tell you about it next. did you know, some ordinary cold medicines can raise your blood pressure? try new vicks nyquil high blood pressure for fast, powerful cold relief without ingredients that may raise your blood pressure. try vicks nyquil high blood pressure. the coughing, aching, fever, cold

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and you know, i, i don't think it's a quest trying to compare stacy agency to the private sector. it's about trying to figure out how all of these different parts of the space puzzle together, which i think is the most important thing. and now if we have a sex blue origin and other private companies launching into space and handling all the satellites, telecom services, what's the point of nasa? do we technically even the nasa anymore? and what benefits does not offer that private companies do not? absolutely, i think there are several reasons why space agencies and public sector bodies generally need to continue to exist and support the advanced technologies. like i said, you know, the primary goal of these agencies from their consumption was to promote research and science and development and not to, you know, make a profit. and whereas the primary goal of any private sector entity is to have a commercially viable business. and so, while, in my opinion, you know, where the space agencies and the public sector institutions can add the most amount of value in doing scientifically

a big bank of cloud, anywhere from around texas over towards the mid atlantic. stacy, this where the system i will continue to this ease its way further east with heavy down pause there, sliding out of eastern texas threw away sienna or on thursday, pushing over to wars and mississippi, and continue to just trundle its way a little further east, which as we go on in to saturday for friday we're, we're looking at temperatures around 11 celsius for atlanta, picking up to around 11 degrees in dallas. that's a good 12 degree rise in temperatures. things slowly improving here. but look at the temperature in new york minus one celsius bitterly cold. then as we head toward the latter part of the week dryer, over towards the year western side of the us. but around the coastal fringes, up towards the northwest, we are going to see some wet at times, winter weather, also affecting a good part of british columbia. so much whether to enter the caribbean, but not too much. it is largely fine answer i with plenty of sunshine, just the od shower over to ward. sir hispaniola, maybe into puerto rico,

so yes, and i think the conflict has also, as for stacy has dimension related transform mission in the has and the mind, tribal relationships. and i think also created and not only banditry, but the building of themselves will become a lively approach. so these distortions in the society and in the environment need to was attention. yeah. can you just explain for people that might not know? what is the heart of the issue here, like up to 20 years it's still clearly hasn't been resolved. what can you just get to the heart of the issue here and explain it for people yet in the middle of the corporate people are security. and if you look at when the war is starting to struggle and to, to sit on and see these conflicts, we're now back in terms of level of conflicts to 2002 on 2004 in the listening. and the other thing, i think, what the cleveland station of the and electric community abandon issue that for, you know, doing the unity without having a credible for peacekeeping or wrote enforcement agencies that please sure that i think on the other issue is natural support for the 80 piece,

i'm for a court one for the say to invoke stacy was privileged to hi there discrimination. they weren't saying it wasn't discriminated. yes. they were saying that they didn't want to have to expose it or have a fall under scrutiny for an appeals court to uphold bad decision. it basically said, and it is through everything i learned last to lock the door that a black man fighting for civil rights fighting for his civil rights is a threat to the national security of the century. oh, it's strong. this still us things because us on the front to the very nature of the constitution, i did not sign onto the cia with the thought that i'm giving up my civil rights. and that was also important to understand is there was no argument about the merits of my discrimination case against the cia or they just did not want to have their discrimination expose under the light of justice. and so i, it was tossed aside. oh, without even getting to the mirrors of another thing that was happening in the background throughout this time was that the cia was intercepting emails that you were exchangi

so yes, and i think the conflict has also, as stacy has dimension near to transform mission in the has and the mind, tribal relationships. and i think also created and not only banditry, but the building of themselves will become a lively approach. so these distortions in the society and in the environment need to was attention. yeah. can you just explain for people that might not know? what does the hot of the issue here like up to 20 years? it's still clearly hasn't been resolved. what can you just get to the heart of the issue here and explain it for people? yeah, i think the middle of the corporate people are security. and if you look at when doors start looking to, so the one to 270 is conflicts. we're now back in terms of level of conflicts to, to solid, an anti gun, 2004 in your book listening. and the other thing, i think, what the police station of that and electric community abandon issue therefore don't draw the unity without having a crate. the wooden for peacekeeping or rule enforcement agency that please sure that i think. and the other issue is nap of support for the 80

they now stacy the signatory to the 242 and 3380 a united nations security council resolution and 967 and many, many other revolution that clearly indicate that this area is occupied. now we understand that would be where with the trombone ministration, when trump came in to a ruling and become president and then under pale as secretary of state, united states said that these were not really occupied, attended. now i disputed them soon enough the united, the bite and administration indicated that they are occupied, although it does not come out clearly and say it is time for them to say whether they are occupied or not occupied. palestinian and israeli wrote the government lincoln concluded the end of his visit to the middle east saying that washington remains committed to the 2 state solution. we've heard those words, of course, many times before, but i put it to you. it's never looked further away. how's it never, i agree with you. it has never looked for either way. it was good. never really an option because as long as israel is intent on colonizing the west bank, there's not goin

ah, hello there, i'm stacy, attain this is al jazeera live from doha. also coming pakistan, investigate security failures after the death of more than a 100 people in a suicide bombing as moss. i'm the team barber outside a london school as teachers go on strike across the country, pushing for a pay rise that meets inflation. and pipe francis is preparing to hold mass and democratic republic of congo, up to a 1000000 people are expected to attend. ah, not protest as a mocking 2 years since the military seized power and man law demonstrations had been held outside. mamma's embassy in bangkok, human right, say nearly 3000 people have been killed by the military since the crew and 2021. soldiers are accused of targeting civilians to spread fear. in a special report from inside mamma out there is tony chang takes a look at how one community on the outskirts of the city of most so has been affected. the ability of doors. so me lies in her modest home relative packs a bag with things she'll need for her journey to the afterlife. her son watches without emotio

while the big miss enormous challenge of trying to rebuild these destroyed villages, towns and cities. stacy benaflaw their own grandfather in tack at inter can't thank you so much and how it so much distraction and mental hospitals to damaged findings . cracks and turkish military ship has now been turned into a makeshift clinic. and that has bella. hassan has more fun samples. didn't take your and michelle, he can adjust and he will be we are at the calendar and port in high state. this area is the most affected by the earthquakes that had too many hospitals were damaged as a result. and in order to lend a helping hand to the medical efforts this military ship were about to board has been turned into a makeshift field hospital and had in recent days, this hospital ship has been treating victims more than 4000 people so far. the 1st thing we see boarding the ship is the reception and registration area. the hospital focuses on more than treating survivors. a baby was also delivered here to come up and actually let you know, in addition, other specialized sections including pediatric, surgery

again, a fascinating figure who is exactly the opposite of the stacy brothers, who i describe to earlier this is someone who begins with a very humble start in order to be humble starting in the army begins as a junior officer again proves himself in battle and then has an almost excess like experience of forrest gump, like experience in the in the army where in a number key moments he comes ultimately to command effectively command his his regimen and is very able in command and again again i was reading accounts of key battles both in campaign for atlanta so he's under general sherman his regiments under general sherman and then in the march to, the sea and the campaign in the carolinas, these are key campaigns during war that his key and his richmond at critical moments the battle in some case to turn the tide. there's this again you know the those who've written accounts of these battles aren't noting this commonality. but but he this seemingly preternatural ability to he and his regiment to be there at the critical moment as so in a number of battles. they they charge at exactly the

than life character is in fact, of two brothers here in the image on your left these are that you staciebrothers. they are originally from from from hungary at the at one on a soldier on your right is frederick. and then the one on your left is his brother, karl frederick raises regiment. this is the and a poster behind me here. it's on your right of a regimental recruiting poster which is plastered all over york. it's a regiment which directly to immigrants,he it's the is that it will create a reflecting a really polyglot collection of different immigrant. so there'll be a kind of it, as it says, italians, hungarians, germans, french patriots. you should up for this regiment and. it'll be led by this dashing a colonel. do you stay as you claims to to have been a great hero, a military hero from from hungary claims to have to be an aristocrat, a to be a a mast a swordsman to have to have have be a master horseman, to be a dancing master, someone who a command of of a of multiple languages, etc.. so and a lot of the the appeal of this regiment is connected with its colonel and it's a rich