tom k: the 10 year out to 2024, what is the dorsey influence here?s is elon musk versus jack dorsey. jonathan: dorsey has taken a backseat on all of this, hasn't he? the other thing i would be think about from a stocks perspective, does this become a stock that is based on fundamentals anymore or based on story? the reason is we've got a note from jeffries on twitter that makes this point, that investors will be disease substantial progress towards twitter's 2023 revenue and daily user targets given that the stock is trading at more than a 100% premium to facebook and meta platforms. tom: it is about the fundamentals, and the fundamentals are not there. i don't get the revenue platform. i need our great team at bloomberg intelligence and others to describe for me what the revenue platform is. tom: -- jonathan: can you describe the rationale behind this move yet? tom: tesla 101. it is elon. maybe jack dorsey ought to go up in space. lisa: can you explain to me the move in dogecoin when elon musk was talking about it? what does fundamentals actually me

but i am glad i have tom nichols here, who is my resident in-house k-pop experts. g, tom. and this is by maga rappers -- and j360 and they've made a rap homage to matt gates. play it. >> ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [laughs] >> sorry! i'm so sorry! okay? [laughs] [laughs] >> you just can't make this up! >> this is going to send me back to listening to led zeppelin! [laughs] >> why are they doing this, tom? who is this supposed to be playing to? the people in the video, they look so confused. they look so confused, tom! >> you know, donald trump was a staple of a lot of hip-hop and wrap in the past. and maybe it is just guys trying to be transgressive. and cool. and say, who is the most absurd loser there is that we can write a song about? because, joy, when thing they have is that we are all sitting here and laughing and talking about them. and we will know who they are, by them having done this utterly inane and stupid thing that i am sure they will love telling their grandchildren about, one day, as the contribution to culture. >> and i was in a few rat videos, you know, when i wa

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been top of mind with investors worldwide, including your own four oh one k, but as his own tweets contradict one another ktvu tom vacar joins us with where this fast moving story. is going, tom. well we're at headquarters of twitter right over here and all day long. they did have a meeting and all hands on deck meeting talking about this. but then while that was going on, tesla founder elon musk said he might not be able to buy twitter. after making a super bid for it yesterday. tesla founder elon musk, already twitter's largest shareholder, with 9% plus of all its stock $43 billion in cash to take twitter private, and i'm not sure that i will actually be able to acquire it would essentially allow users to pretty much say pretty much anything they want. i do think that we want to be just very reluctant to delete things must get in the camp of wanting twitter. to essentially be anything goes and take away what some call moderation and what other people call censorship. larry maggot is dean of the bay area's tech industry analysts elon musk, if known for making promises and predictions, some of which come true. bu

. >> that's actually one of the k best stories that netanyahu clearly failed to understand baker in this story was told to us by tom broker one —- tom brokaw who later covered baker and then became friends with him at the ranch out west and told the story then a young deputy foreign minister netanyahu came to washington he askedw, brokaw to go out to breakfast and explained the secretary of state to him. and tom brokaw took them out to breakfast and said what you have to understand about jim baker is he likes to huntni turkeys so you wake up at 4:00 a.m. and you smear your face with makeup it is freezing cold. and you sit there for hours and h hours and hours waiting. and then when is the right moment and then they blow the head off. [laughter] that's very scary. >> he infuriated baker there is no other secretary of state i can think of over the last two decades and netanyahu gave an interview in which he said and then accusing the united states of free chanting and baker called ambassador and the long as i'm the secretary of state, he's not allowed to meet with me, with anyone in my department. he is band. know, y

k cbs mornings. report trg the nation's capital, i'm norah o'donnell. >>> this is cbs news flash. i'm tomson in new york. russian troops appear to be regrouping in areas they pledged to scale back attacks. heavy fighting rages on in kyiv and the besieged city of mariupol. >>> the first lawsuit has been filed over florida's new law banning the teaching of certain lbgtq topics in the classroom. the law was signed by governor desantis this week and set to take effect in july. >>> and music's biggest stars are gearing up for the 64th annual grammys. tune in this sunday to see who is taking home the hardware right here on cbs. for more news, download the cbs news app or connect to sooef. i'm tom hanson, cbs news, new york. >>> this is the cbs "overnight news." >>> good evening, and thank you so much for joining us on this thursday night. tonight, in an extraordinary move to help americans combating rising gas prices, president biden is going to drain roughly one-third of the oil reserve. that is the largest release ever. this is actually only the fourth time this measure has been taken. it hap

k. will be retiring at the end of the season con, or as tom brady put it, "mmm'k." [ laughter and applause jimmy: pro, watching the games in the host city, new orleans. con, finding all the mascots passed out on bourbon street oh, that's -- yeah, that's rough. [ laughter and applause >> steve: wow. >> jimmy: pro, gonzaga is a number one seed. con, followed by sunflower, pumpkin, and flax. >> steve: oh [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: i thought hemp would be up there. >> steve: no, no, no >> jimmy: pro, cbs and dribbling go hand-in-hand. con, mostly because their average viewer is 90 oh that's -- [ audience ohs ] >> steve: wow. you're taking some big - [ cymbal crash ] taking some big swings tonight wow. 90 >> jimmy: and finally, pro, you never know which team is going to win the tournament. con, but it's most definitely not the one you bet on there you go, everybody. those are the "pros and cons." we'll be right back with "audience suggestion box." it's a fun one come on back, everybody. [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ yo yo yo yo baby po yeah you come here ♪ ♪ give me a kis better make it fast ♪ ♪

tom, and that is the issue of an embargo on russian impulse. thank you so much so, so now we're going to go take her now to new york or where the u. k. ambassador is speaking a, let's take a listen. share to view that this is an urgent situation. and we have, as i say, offered the russian federation, either a separate meeting today or to combine it with this one. and so as far as the presidency is concerned, we did everything in line with the provisional rules of procedure and with precedent, we have received no other complaints from council members on the subject. i give the floor to the russian federation of louis your book. thus used because i to school, we have evidence for clear sky, the good, factual whoo evidence pneumonia. ginger was that. so this was no less than 24 hours before the meeting that we requested. it shows a picture of this is confirmed and documented in documents. if anyone is interested, we could provide proof, but i want to express the hope that what you said to day means that you will not in the future refuse memory states of the security council to hold meetings when they request for thank you. i thank the

tom fool, my girl job or german girls or even the congress worried was booked to. he's got in a grip. oh, like many theaters they survived with the help of government support. but k, the case is a soaring once again in the u. k. and car sickness is still shutting down performances. and now my, do you audience sizes are also down significantly on pre pandemic levels. for some that's due to kind of a concerns. others are simply out of the habit po faced this could have a lasting impact on smaller independent theaters. ones that offer the great b blockbuster theater experiences like android, whether cinderella is still very popular. they'll spend a lot of money on her big night out, but they won't go back to bending their regular sums of money coming to see a couple of plays a week if they're not absolutely sure they're going to have a good time. but the shame must go on that curve. it's taught them anything. it's how to adapt restrictions accelerated then they've online. they started streaming performances to help stay afloat. the digital content is now not only reaching you audiences, it's an important financial lifeline. people that either can't come in the 1st p

i was in big bend y nationalea k out there with texas dps aircraft operations division. we were flying with them for the whole week and i want tom show t you just how difficult it is for border patrol and for dps to apprehend people that are guideway. that's exactly what chris cabrera is talking about. n these are people that do not want to be apprehended, people that are sneaking into our country. they're coming over the mountains. they are dressed in camo campbell gear. they're up in esr. so basically our operations division is up in the air. they're scouring the mountains . i was t up there with them and the middle of the night and a spot if they're lucky, a these guys coming across the mountain, this is happening almost every single night now they're dressing in camo. they're blending into the environment and they disappear on to i-95 or i and you know, for being in the military just how dangerous the situation is when you're dealing with terrorist cells when you're dealing with terrorism and also when you're dealing with the human tragedy that comes with having a porous and open borderes. haveve you ever you've spent a lot

k. dick. hemmingway, the whole thing. so i became very interested in the vocabulary and the unique voices of these writers. then i started reading people like tom robins and hunter s. thompson and ended up becoming very close friends with hunter thompson for the last 10, 12 years of his life. hunter's writing, of course, because of the amount i spent -- of time i spent with him, it has influenced my writing greatly. hunter was known for inventing a thing called gonzo journalism. it's the author putting himself in a situation as opposed to writing it from the author's point of view. he writing it with him in it. and there are great embellishments, great sort of ways that he would twist things and express his feelings. so he became a huge hero, of course, to me. a great friend. in my texts and in my e-mails, sometimes just even in my writing, you do -- you take -- you take the subject and you try to express it in your own vernacular. in that -- for example, with the text messages that i apologize that everyone has had to experience, i am ashamed of some of the references made. i'm embarrassed that at the time the heat of the moment, the heat of t

three f k r 698 called 911 if you know where they are, tom is now 64 new this morning.e launched an attack across the border inside of russia. and take a look. these first pictures released by the russian government show explosions at an oil depot in russia about 20 miles from the border with ukraine and the russian regional governor claims the fire was started by a strike from ukrainian helicopters that hasn't been confirmed yet. saying the ukrainian government has not made any comment on these reports that this comes as british intelligence claims russian soldiers are sabotaging vladimir putin's war efforts in ukraine. u k security agents claim some russian troops are disobeying military orders. they're destroying their own weapons and equipment and have even accidentally shot down one of the russian aircraft. despite all that russian forces have continued airstrikes across ukraine. it's days after pledging to pull back their troops. russia has repeatedly lied about its intentions. so we can only judge russia on its actions, not on its words. ukrainian authorities. a

k era, the 100th meeting between duke and unc. duke won 50 of the games. unc 49. a game of 'emmic proportions going down saturday right here in new orleans. tomck to you. >> that is the definition of a rivalry. going to be awesome weekend for basketball. thank you for that report. >> i love it. it is the south carolina women that are in. >> dawn staley and the women's gamecocks, very exciting. >> i knew south carolina was going to be represented. yeah. >> by the way. st. peters peacocks -- big parade today. >> they deserve it. that was an awesome run. >> this is beautiful. >> what are we doing? >> is this "project runway"? can you strut over? work, work your look. >> anyway, so look at this. we're now in april. march was a record month for us. 233 tornado reports. 15 days with tornados across 19 states. in fact, the most tornado reports on record. and we're talking march average of 95 tornados. reports. so it has been a very productive month. right now the only severe weather we're talking about is down across florida. we're going watch a number of storms come marching across today. strong storms crossing central florida. gusty winds. heavy d