good evening, tony. >> tony: hey, good evening, norah.ell you the wind is still very gusty around here and the only rain is ash. you can feel it on your skin, on your clothes. directly across from us, there is a destroyed neighborhood. with got this bombed out grocery store to our right, and there are still active fires burning on three sides of us. as one firefighter we ran into told us, this isn't the kind of fire that skips every other home, it is just total destruction. wherever it finds something to burn. and speaking of destruction, about 25 miles from here we find cbs's lilia luciano in the altadena area where that eaton fire is raging. lilia, that is the fire that killed those five people in that breaking news tonight, and i can tell from your shot it is still very intense for you are. >> reporter: it is still volatile, tony. i feel that wind on my face and the punishing heat on my back. in the last 20 minutes, we have seen this house go from not noticing that it was up in flames when we were across the street to complete explosio

tony? >> tony: kris van cleave for us. kris, thank you very much.re going to turn now to the weather. the weather, of course, affects everything, so it should be no surprise that includes firefighting, which is why some brave meteorologists not only forecast when and where storms are going to hit, but also work closely on the front lines of wildfires to help protect the firefighters themselves. cbs meteorologist rob marciano introduces us now to these scientists in action. >> reporter: as firefighters battle the palisades blaze, an army of people have their backs at this command center that was built in less than 24 hours. from lodging to laundry to logistics, it's all here to support a massive firefighting machine. we've got federal agencies, county agencies, local agencies, and they are camped out here to fight this massive fire. and in the middle of it all is a meteorologist. >> i'm prepared for nothing else other than to keep these people safe. >> reporter: rich thompson is an incident meteorologist with the national weather service, specially t

compare this to tony blair in 1997, it's— to tony blair in 1997, it's completely— to tony blair in 1997that _ bernie ecclestone affair. the mood generally, that question _ bernie ecclestone affair. the mood generally, that question i - bernie ecclestone affair. the mood generally, that question i put- generally, that question i put to natalie, which she pushed back on which she is entitled to do, doesn't feel like labour are stuck in a rut? there are a number of labour mps who are worried. obviously we had the tulip siddiq patient and we've had a very difficult 72 hours for the chancellor, borrowing costs going up, and has she boxed safin in terms of how she takes things forward, only having one budget? but there was a feeling among some labour mps that we had the chancellor in the commons today explaining why she went to china, you have to engage with the second largest economy in the world stop and saying that is absolutely sticking by her fiscal rules. and when you have the chancellor saying that, i have to say that did improve the atmosphere amongst some mps but there are a number o

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well, now joining us on bookv is tony patino.oauthor of this book, creating reading rainbow the untold story of a beloved children's series. he's also the co-creator of reading rainbow. where did the concept come from? mr. patino? well, i was where did the concept come from mr. buttino? >> it became a coordinator of instructional television in the interim for the public television station in buffalo, new york and my boss came up to me and wanted to know if i wanted to be involved in something like this so i said sure and as i was thinking about instructional television i came across the idea that children do not read during the summer months and therefore the mission the idea that kids can't read and not that they can, they don't read during the summer and when they go back to school they had to catch up and i'm thinking television can do something aboutab that. i was sure that so we started looking into the possibilities of runninges some programs durig the summer and we did come upd with one program called studio c and interest

and i don't think he's he's a man fit for tony wood. >> they understand rural communities.you look at the cabinet, all representing urban areas, not much experience of getting your hands dirty on the farm. i'm not saying you have to have that experience to be able to make policy for farming, but it might be an indication of whether you know anything about it. >> well, yes, but call me cynical, but historically, traditionally, most of the voters for the labour party, the density of voters are in urban areas. yes. and most of the voters for the conservatives are in the rural areas. so i think obviously that keir starmer will have done some kind of risk calculation before the budget to see whether he could introduce some of these really tough measures and still get away with it. and i think he's still he's still pressing forward because i don't think he's met enough resistance yet. >> do you think it all comes down? and perhaps that's the same with the winter fuel payments. it is that many pensioners, labour, although they have picked up about 100 rural seats at the last elect

tony slattery.rgy, the speed of his comic brain, saw him become a mainstay of whose line is it anyway? in the event of rambo's biceps exploding, his liver and most of his internal visceral organs will be situated there. the boy who had grown up in a north london council estate, was one of a golden generation from the cambridge footlights, who won the first ever perrier award for comedy alongside stephen fry, hugh laurie and emma thompson. and then, he disappeared from our screens. some 20 years later, he returned to the stage to explain what had happened. mental illness is a highly democratic disease. it can hit anyone. no—one in their right mind decides to be mentally ill. but after years of depression and isolation, he had begun to perform again. he had dates lined up in the next few weeks, but on sunday he suffered a heart attack, and died earlier today. among those paying tribute, the comedian helen lederer, who said he'd been her best man twice. he was, she says, her best friend in laughter, wi

joining us on book tv is tony pitino. the co-author of this book creating reading rainbow the of a beloved children's series. also a cocreator of reading rainbow. where does the concept come from >> i was in instructional television. i became a coordinator. interim for the public television station in buffalo new york. my boss came up to me and wanted to know if i wanted to be involved in something like this so i said, sure. as i was thinking about instructional television, i was thinking about the idea that children do not read during the summer months and therefore the mission, the idea that kids cannot read, not that they cannot, they don't read during thed summer and teachers have o catch up and that sort of thing. television can do something about that. i wasn't sure of that. we started looking into the possibilities of running some programs during the summer and we did come up with one program called studio c. interestingly enough, we broadcast the program, but, you know what, it did not work out. we are television.

so like tony, i will put a question to you. do we believe that the united states will take greenland? [laughter] the answer is no, no invasion of greenland. that being said, is -- are we entering a period of time where the false is present everywhere? the answer is yes. if you look at what europe has been doing in terms of competitiveness, and in many respect europe has been strengthening up. we are expressing who we are, and like once again president macron said on monday, europe has to wake up and continue to do so. >> good afternoon. a question from lci to both of you. what do you make of these expansionist statements made by donald trump regarding canada and greenland? and could you -- and second, what is the -- what are the american guarantees to provide support to ukraine beyond january? secretary blinken: i can only repeat what i said a moment ago. quite frankly, why are we dwelling on this question? it's not going to happen, so let's not waste time discussing it. as far as american, u.s., support, what i can tell you is

tony slattery. _ zaniness, madness. tony slattery. who _ zaniness, madness.e that, and the cost is £100, do you like pineapple on pizza is the obvious question? i on pizza is the obvious question?— on pizza is the obvious cuestion? ., �* ., ., question? i don't, and whatl also sue _ question? i don't, and whatl also sue what _ question? i don't, and whatl also sue what a _ question? i don't, and whatl also sue what a wonderful i also sue what a wonderful choice _ also sue what a wonderful choice of story from james, so to make — choice of story from james, so to make me look trivial in comparison, this storyjumped comparison, this story jumped out today— comparison, this storyjumped out today because it is from a pizza — out today because it is from a pizza restaurant in the east of england. _ pizza restaurant in the east of england, in norwich, east anglia. _ england, in norwich, east anglia. a _ england, in norwich, east anglia, a brilliant part of our country. _ anglia, a brilliant part of our country, and my business, my daytime — country, and my business

and toni morrison as an editor at random house. yeah a lot of people don't know so first that that page that you're looking at is the most popular page on the website. so the goal to you know you know provide information about upcoming which is you know pretty labor intensive and you know because i get a lot of that information from amazon actually so i'll hear a someone that's got a new book coming out and then i'll go to amazon and search for the book's metadata and then go to the publishers house, the publishers website and pull back. but yeah, a lot of people didn't know toni morrison wasn't an editor for many years. in fact, she edited, she was responsible for, exposing us to other great authors and in fact of them has a new book or a republication. eddie jones has a book coming out first tales and morrison spoke highly of many work that is work. but she edited some of some of really important black writers and so toni morrison's impact on publishing is profound and deep and she's really just an iconic and indeed i got to see

tony: si es televisiÓn la censuran.o te habla para decirte que quiso de ser posible destruir mi matrimonio con moisÉs hablando pestes a mi papÁ de moisÉs, es asÍ no te va a platicar nada de eso, es un hipÓcrita. le he dicho 1000 veces y esa me ha dicho peores cosas siempre es mi. y esto que hizo simplemente le pone la corona. de verdad es irreal. y si se quiere ir a morir de sida contagiado por este vato. adelante, si creo que tÚ estÁs en unaposiciÓn de hablar con ella seriamente. estÁ como muy enfermita. quiere asustar con la muerte, estÁ bien, todos estamos en peligro de morir en cualquier momento. puedo salir a la carretera maÑana con moisÉs y con mi hijo y nos lleva un trÁiler a los tres, nadie debe dar por hecho la vida de nadie por eso tienes que tener mucho cuidado con quien pasas tu tiempo y a quien le da su cariÑo tu atenciÓn. se le quiere dar a francisco o a su orgullo pues que lo haga. tony: Éstos audios fueron dirigidos a la vida de la cantante que confiesa que se filtraron indebidamente, ofrece una disculpa

tony: deberÍa.pentinos y no sustituye a un inhalador de rescate. está comprobado que ayuda a prevenir ataques de asma. pueden ocurrir reacciones alérgicas graves. busca ayuda de inmediato si tienes inflamación del rostro, la boca, la lengua o la garganta, sibilancias, o dificultad para respirar. informa a tu médico de inmediato sobre cualquier señal de vasos sanguíneos inflamados, como sarpullido, dolor en el pecho, falta de aliento que empeora, hormigueo o entumecimiento en las extremidades. informa a tu médico sobre dolores en las articulaciones nuevos o que empeoren, o sobre una infección parasitaria. no cambies ni suspendas los tratamientos con esteroides, los tratamientos para el asma u otros tratamientos sin hablar con tu médico. cuando aprovechas más tus pulmones puedes disfrutar más con menos asma. ¿y no es eso mejor? pregúntale a tu médico sobre dupixent, el medicamento biológico más recetado para el asma. tu intestino es como un jardín donde crecen bacterias buenas y malas. y su equilibrio

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on booktv is tony buttino. the co-author of this book, "creating reading rainbow: the untold story of a beloved children's series." he's also the cocreator of reading rainbow. where did the concept come from? >> guest: i was in instructional television and i became a coordinator, i was in a room for the public television station in buffalo, new york. my boss came up to me and wanted to know if i wanted to be involved in something like this. so i said, sure. as i was thinking about instructional television i came across the idea that children do not read during thehe summer months and, therefore,fo it's called, you k know, the mission that the ideas that kids can't read, not that theye can't, they don't read during thewh summer, and when they go back to school teachers got to catch up. i'm thinking television to do something about that. i was sure of that. we started looking into the possibilities of runningso some programs during the summer, and we did come up with one program called studio c. interestingly eno

tony? >> reporter: i can understand that sentiment.e, no one knows the city and loves it the way that you do. thank you very much for your reporting. and major, we are going to have updates throughout the night on the story on cbs news 24/7, but for now, we will send it back to you in washington. >> major: tony dokoupil, thank you, and our thanks to all of our correspondents and crews in new orleans. switching focus to las vegas were today authorities set a decorated green beret took his own life with a pistol before a rented tesla cybertruck he was driving blew up outside the trump hotel. more details now from cbs's andres gutierrez. >> reporter: investigators say the blast happened in less than 20 seconds. inside the charred cybertruck, forensic teams recovered a military i.d., a passport, two semiautomatic guns bought legally on monday, and credit cards, leading police to believe the driver was 37-year-old matthew livelsberger, a highly decorated green beret who was on leave from his base in germany. >> i'm comfortable calling it a

which will be presided over by tony lowden, carter's personal pastor. the speakers at the service will be jack chip, jeff and amy carter. the former president will also be honored with a 21-gun salute. earlier today, the u.s. senate following the funeral service for the 39th president unanimously passed a resolution honoring the life and legacy of president jimmy carter. and commending president carter for his life long career of public service, humanitarian leadership, diplomacy and courageous advocacy. ♪ >> and one. and two. and three. and four. and five. [indiscernible] ♪ >> please be seated. peace. salam. shalome. we are here to honor the life of president jimmy carter, a faithful partner to rosalynn. a proud parent to jack, jeff, chip and amy. a gifted poet. a neighbor in this tiny peanut-loving town of plains. and a global peace maker. in this sacred space filled with red velvety pews and feet planted on green carpet, we are united in our humanity, in our need to love and be loved. though our stories and proximity differ, we are here because we ha

tony: hay bad bunny para rato. va sobre ahorros en velocidad gig. no esperes más, cámbiate a xfinity hoy. finalizan su divorcio luego de 2 aÑos de matrimonio! y esto tony: continuamos en "sin rollo", jennifer lÓpez y ben affleck legalizan su divorcio. cuatro meses despuÉs de solicitar su divorcio la pareja llega al final en un mutuo acuerdo que dice que el proceso de divorcio ha sido fÁcilgracias a la intervenciÓn el mÁs famosa de hollywood la abogada . quiero comenzar con la informaciÓn. tania: se dice que nadie tiene que pagar manutenciÓn. jennifer lÓpez va a regresar a su apellido normal, se habÍa cambiado el apellido. tambiÉn los abogados se van a pagar mitad y mitad. asÍ que no hay problema de dinero y cada uno conserva el dinero que hizo en sus diferentes proyectos. en el caso de ben affleck va a seguir con su compaÑÍa, ha sido muy fÁcil. se dice que ella se divorciÓ enamorada. tony: tÚ crees que se siguen el amando? jomari: no, dejen eso de que se le va lÓpez ama todos sus ex. ella le puso de divorcio lo que

cbs' tony dokoupil has that story. >> reporter: at the top of a nearby hill, palisades residents looked back at the flames. matt baker pulled up in the car he evacuated in. >> we're 90% sure it's gone from what we're seeing. >> reporter: after generations here, he's now not sure what's next. you've got stuff in the car here. what's your plan now? >> i don't know. >> reporter: as we spoke to matt, austin meloche saw our cameras and came by for news about his house in an area known as the alphabet streets. not good, i told him, sharing a note from another resident. the alphabet streets are gone. what was it like getting out yesterday? >> felt like it was out of a movie for real. like the embers falling and like the house. you see the red smoke coming at you. you don't know what to do. it's hard to breathe. it's a mind-boggling situation. >> reporter: for austin and his friends it now feels like their whole childhoods are gone. >> the village we knew is done. everything we liked got completely wiped out. we were going on instagram and twitter and you see our high school in flames. our foot

tony slattery.sion. tony slattery. his energy, the speed of his comic brain, saw him become a mainstay of whose line is it anyway? in the event of rambo's biceps exploding, his liver and most of his internal visceral organs will be situated there. the boy who had grown up in a north london council estate, was one of a golden generation from the cambridge footlights, who won the first ever perrier award for comedy alongside stephen fry, hugh laurie and emma thompson. and then, he disappeared from our screens. some 20 years later, he returned to the stage to explain what had happened. mental illness is a highly democratic disease. it can hit anyone. no—one in their right mind decides to be mentally ill. but after years of depression and isolation, he had begun to perform again. he had dates lined up in the next few weeks, but on sunday he suffered a heart attack, and died earlier today. among those paying tribute, the comedian helen lederer, who said he'd been her best man twice. he was, she says, her

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you start going to fall should've issues points that made and i finally put up the whole box, tony, but most of the way a single church and go should have no chance to go. she went to go to virginia. yeah, it was good. i need to know book price, global voice because we're not here but to, to on the, to me because of nice. is the gold particularly it was good choice for the the monstrous, freshest plans for the sonata population, a well known to the leaders of poland institute of national remembrance, which includes basketball. it's so as well. so hypocritical meanings the he has a virus on your phone, it's still gets sorted through the course is both pretty. i thought it was funny on them on the life typically one falls within that piece on the bill. i still but yeah, go with those on the start. so to look at the media on both sides of i mean let me answer the full screen of up. so what your stuff is now, do you have a stores or the in german or told into the most humorous tenant of rings? upwards of 15000 intellectuals have been shown in one place, 200, a lined up against the wall and

fox, tony. but most of the ways think what such a goal should have no trust that goes, you're going to go to who did you need any of those? good, i need to know before i scribble voice because we're not here to, to, to on the, to me because of nice yourself my goals, but you're going to be a good choice for the, the monstrous, freshest plans for the smells of population now. well known to the leaders of poland, institute of national remembrance, which includes basketball, it's to as well so hypocritical meanings. the views of, of arch exponents still get further through the whole course is both think i thought it was funny and i'm like, she'll tell you one false means you're not peace on the bill. i still go with those on the start. so took up the media on both sides of i mean the names of the little screen of up. so when your stories know if it is closer, the in german or poland to the move to unit 10 rings upwards of 15000 intellectuals have been shown in one place, 300, a lined up against the

tony. but most of the ways they got structured go should have an interesting question meant that go to cool. did you need any of those good on you to know because global voice is without here but to come to me because of nice is of my goals particularly it was good choice for the the monstrous, fascist plans for the symmetric population. the well known to the leaders of poland institute of national remembrance, which includes ben, come on. it's so is so hypocritical, meaningless. the use of a virus on your phone, it's still get sort of through the whole course is both big. i thought it was funny on them, on the life typically one falls within that piece on the mainland still. but yeah, go with those on the plus tax. i took up the media on both sides of, i mean the incest thought, but most of the above up. so on your studies now, do you have a stores or the in german or pulling into the most humorous tenant rings? upwards of 15000 intellectuals have been shown in one place, 300, a lined up a

you had a conversation with tony lowden.e at night coming to pay their respects to president carter and thousands wint to pay their respects at that small church to teach sunday school. you see the grandeur of the presidency in this moment, but it ends with something so symbolic of president carter's life, simplicity of faith and service that will be the finality of this important and moving day. >> this is jimmy carter's extended family now entering the cathedral. douglas. >> a couple of enterprising musical producers have taken jimmy carter's sermons and put them on a cd, and it got nominated for a grammy. president carter is up for a grammy for spoken word against cher and barbra streisand. it's a big competition. and the family has been just every step of the way here staying together as a group and doing everything you would expect the children and grandchildren to do. i think amy carter's crying this past week was one of the emotional moments that kind of choked people up. >> very. i want to note that when president ca

comedian and actor tony slattery has died at the age of 65.fering a heart attack on sunday. tony slattery first made his name as part of the cambridge footlights — before appearing in shows such as �*whose line is it anyway?�* and �*have i got news for you'. he also appeared in severalfilms — including �*the crying game' — and �*peter�*s friends'. with me is our entertainment correspondent — lizo mzimba. very sad news. he had a classic route in the comedy from a young age, he was a member of the cambridge footlights at cambridge university, where his fellow performers included the likes of stephen fry, emma thompson, sandy tonks fred, hugh laurie, so classic funny people of that generation, and then they went to edinburgh and won the top comedy prize, and then in the late 1980s, came on channel 4, and even amongst the people that appeared on that show, he was especially funny in �*whose line is it anyway?�* with a very self—deprecating nature and audiences really related to him in so many ways, and then over the decades he did everything from

is that for the for those apples now that are doing well for you tony? i hope you had a good some. it does a lot to know to expose the was this go people devilish or just our varnish votes? trust me, a scale go chunky out of me, but i get sky made for couldn't yet before you. and then we miss you another junior vision mission, the letters which ends will study and i actually it, the more he me the most home phone and the issue was discussed with the meeting. and he also between the hands of the us as of the us and the okay, in february 1945 as a result of the us as almost aligned with the cost the soviet union, we came to the ends of west ukraine and west and east and 1920 and the sides because there's but then you don't do much to 1000. this is medium. all of us pushing, i'm going to need to get a minute and he is up and living his voice. our goal is to push that they go to option, make sure to go to get money patrol mall as or to furnish them across right now for sure. the bill, but i'm a scheduled task. find out a little more to ship a city where you and the boyfriend a history

tony, where have you been? what have you done? who have you helped?m? you got to understand that sometimes he was weak and struggling. instead of asking four questions he'd just say, where have you been? there were times he would ask, what's going on in maranatha? who is sick, who can i call? give me their number. some would get a call from jimmy carter. why? because reading the book j.c. had an encounter with j.c. j.c. became everything like his god, everything like his savior. we're here today because of the book. we're here today because what the book did for jimmy carter. we're here today, all of us, black, white, brown, others, all around the world, i remember when he told me, tony, i need you to get the black churches and the white churches in plains to worship together. president carter, i'm trying. i can tell him today that he was the one to get browns and blacks and whites and others around the world to sing "amazing grace." "let there be peace on earth." i can tell him today. in his book, "why not your best," admiral rickover asked him two q

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i quote that word used by tony blinken. in february of 2022, the threats by vladimir putin have changed with saying that the putin's russia is -- full-scale invasion in ukraine. it became more international. by exporting the conflict in asia and involving north korea. and became hybrid by getting into all fields of the conflict and by attacking members of the european union. like antony blinken said, gain that our prior fee is to support ukraine and allow ukraine to whenever they decide to do so, -- will make sure they have no return of the war in european continent. it means on behalf of europeans we need to deter the russia pushing toward the rest. this is quickly. interference. here again, europe has been clear. in 2022, time france was at head of eu council, which set clear rules and applied social network, and applied regulations on digital services, social networks has to do with it takes to make sure that their discussions on networks do not represent a new front, they may have to pay fines up to 6% of the turnover f

and tony with a johnny top up the agenda, the functions of syria. the chinese visit comes a day of the use to a meeting with the secretary of state and tony, blinking on e. u. foreign ministers to discuss the situation in syria. and normally the, the got the appropriate i normally see this during these talks last night. we concentrated on the importance of lifting the sanctions on. the sanctions were imposed on the previous reaching, the house did redeem, and the sanctions hit, the syrian people, they must be lifted. last week, the french and german foreign ministers came to the must castillo's books with serious new leaders. the us and you'll see they want to see cd up in the past to democracy and be with the rights of minorities are respected before the assumptions are listed. but cd and d to see it to take several years before elections can be held in the country. the administration in damascus. us problem is that right? so if the cd we've been respected unprotected located because i'm in the process, but nobody will be and we need to confirm my

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host: why would you think tony blinken -- caller: obama. hear me out, please and then i will let you speak. host: i'm just trying to figure out where you would get the information from on that. caller: john mccain said it himself during the election when he was running against obama. he warned america about antony blinken. tony blinken. listen to the way he talks. he is a communist, you can see it. jack smith, who has a name jack smith? even trump said it himself, i wonder what his real name is. the southern border being wide open, when biden first came in and what he did with our southern border, of course, so what, that guy was in our military that did that, that's a shame, and i'm praying for their families and i will do so for a long time, but what needs to be done is we need to slow down, get rid of our fbi at the top, get the u.s. marshals to take over this investigation because even senator kennedy from louisiana said it himself, and you can hear it between the words that he spoke when i heard him speak, and he was talking about the

with all the surrounding properties burning, i helped tony and his neighbours, scooping water out ofince 1993 i've seen a couple of fires, but nothing like this. i wouldn't see this in my nightmare. i never thought i would come through here. they're using what little they have sparingly, trying to contain the spread. defying the evacuation orders, some residents are defending their own homes. with all the surrounding properties burning, i helped tony and his neighbours, scooping water out of the swimming pool and dousing the flames at their boundary. since 1993 i've seen a couple of fires, but nothing like this. i wouldn't see this in my nightmare. i never thought i would come through here. david was hoping his home might have survived, but the whole neighbourhood has gone. and with it, his house too. i would have thought i'd be seeing more planes flying over with water. i mean, there appears to have beenjust two. i mean, in california, are there not, like, 20 or 30 of them, that they could have got you already? i would have thought the firemen would, like, take a stand on a certain

i think tony made a big mistake, he said when you criticize me, you criticize science. no, that's not what we're saying. we need to have honest, open discussions and debate and that's what science is about. i agree with my colleague here, we lost the ability to really have open, honest discussions. and we really have to try to make sure that doesn't happen again. >> senator johnson, should fauci appear before your committee again? roger: what are the big unanswered questions that still need to be death with and how do we built -- dealt with and how do we build from that and what reform needs to be investigated? sen. johnson: we need to restore confidence in science and scientific research. it's been corrupted. eisenhower warned us in his address. and he warned us about public funding of research. it would create a scientific and technological elite, fauci, collins, tried to crush -- they have emails, we need to destroy the individuals that wrote the barrington declaration. he was right but i'd go further, what public funding of science has done, particularly in the hand

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tony dokoupil joining us now live from new orleans. tony, what a tall order.ell this morning. we're glad you are there to give a voice to the investigation and the people affected. i can't imagine what it feels like there in new orleans today. >> well, good morning, reed. this should have been a glorious start to 2025 and, you know, new year's is a holiday everywhere but here it means plaids and fire works and football games and all of that is feeling very different this morning. and so we're here. we're covering every angle of this tragic story from new orleans we're doing it from the ground. the big questions of course are who was the attacker? and was there any connection to the cyber truck that blew up at trump tower in las vegas? we're going to have the latest on both those questions and the latest reporting and much more some analysis as well. and we're learning more about the victims here in new orleans. having a conversation with the chief medical officer at the hospital where dozens of the victims were treated and are still being treated as we speak.

tony and nate working out. year gets us going with a focus on becoming the person you want to be. the gender gap between men and women . >> reporter: with three little boys at home, she sneaks in her workout anyway she can. she is always mayor's sizing exercise alone as police to be five one hour workout classes a week has been good to many sessions at home. using free weights on the treadmill and the family office. >> couple maps and feeding in between and lots of cleaning and maybe a little small workout and he takes a 30 minute nap. >> reporter: the struggle to find time as part of what experts are recognizing as a gender gap in physical activity, in part due to the heavy workload women carry for the family. whether they work outside the home or not. spot because you are a mom and some of the need need to be met by you. >> reporter: in a recent study from cedars-sinai only 33% of women met the standard for weekly aerobic exercise, compared to 43% of men. >> we do know that of all ages want you are an adult a

i mean, needless to say, right, all the tonys but also all the talk.s so much and, danya, one thing that is so interesting, you said this unlocked the 14-year-old inside you. what do you mean? >> well, i think because the book was written about teenagers by a teenager, s.e. hinton was 16 years old when she wrote it. it felt important to make it from the gaze of a teenager so it could be authentic, so it could be speaking to them in a real way, not pulling any punches and i think when we were all striving to make it we all tried to go back and remember what did it feel like to be experiencing some of these big things for the very first time. >> gio: that's such an interesting way to think back and look at it. and, emma, the og cast of the 1983 film, so you have here obviously you have ralph macchio, diane lane, but then you have matt dylan and matt dylan, you say, really was the most blown away by the show. >> yeah, matt dylan is also really close with the writer of the book, susie, they text all the time, write all the time and always in talks about th

they installed tony spilotro as the street enforcer.e was supposed to make sure that nobody caused any trouble. if they did, he was going to take care of it. >> federal investigations now reveal that anthony spilotro was profiting himself from the ill gotten casino money. instead of sending it back to chicago. additionally, spilotro did not fit the profile of a mob overseer. instead of being low key, spilotro kept a high profile in the community and even ran a small time burglary ring, which became known as the hole in the wall gang. >> they were burglarizing homes and businesses, and one of their methods was to punch a hole in the wall rather than going through the door or window, which might have, you know, an alarm that would be triggered. so they became known as the hole in the wall gang. >> i saw him, and then i didn't know who he was, and we hung out and we had a couple drinks at the chateau vegas. i introduced him to sean connery. i didn't know who he was, you know. oh, come and meet tony, you know. oh, and that's lou beans over

did you think, tony, at that point, i got a suspect here? no.agents john cooney an dave cheplak led the federal investigation into the weapons theft. and they, too, were having a tough time trying to read jason scott. usually, we're pursuing the most violent criminals in the united states. and for lack of a better word, you know, this guy wasn't a thug. dennis murphy: in fact, jason turned out to be a college graduate and a valued employee at ups. we did a background check on him. and really, he had no criminal history. dennis murphy: jason and his accomplice were charged with weapons theft and possession. but given that neither had a criminal record, a judge released them, pending trial. she basically had to make a decision, all right, you're not a flight risk, and you're not a danger to the community. so both of them were released to home monitoring. so they could come and go. court is telling them, go and sin no more. don't be stupid. don't be a bad guy. agent: yes. but the atf agents weren't about to let jason scott, walk away quite so easil