i think tyson has already addressed it in what he was saying earlier. that there's a lot of sentiment and there's a lot of sad feelings about soviet empire collapsing in the ninety's. and i think a lot of today's propaganda has been built on that to strengthen up this feeling to make people think we can build the empire again. even though we have to go through economic difficulties, even though we have to experience hardships will make it. ah, but then the 2nd world war was, or in the last i would say town to 12 years has been positioned as and the victor in the 2nd world war or fresh air, has been positioned as one of the major achievements of russian history ever. and there was a lot of this backwards look in attitude that's this is at the main cornerstone of our identity. this is something which we build on our, today's life. it was so much looking back into history and, and instrumental as in this history and turning into into an instrument of today's propaganda. and today's rhetoric that russian needs to be great again, and we need to rebuild this

tyson on the, on the american perspective, you are an american. and there have been voices from, from washington suggesting that people believe that there is perhaps a window of opportunity to, as the wording has been to washington suggesting that people believe that there is perhaps a somehow move president putin off center stage globally. is that is that is that a credible approach? is that a wise approach? i think that if you, if you listen to the biden administration's uh, you know, rhetoric and look at their plansns and then see how they're being getting you know, top cover from, from congress, which is even more pro ukrainian than the administration, which is incredibly pro ukrainian. um, there are three objectives. one is to support ukraine originally, you know, financially then with defensive, lethal assistance now with heavy weaponry and have just passed a congress just psed a $40 billion packageo do so, um th's seven billion more than the administration actually asked for so every time they're topping it out because thatupport is so stro

and that's neil degrasse tyson, such a lovely fellow. >> jon: neil degrasse tyson. >> stephen: he's going to be out here in just a little while. ( cheers and applause ) always fabulous, always fascinating. i hope he's wearing a vest tonight. >> jon: oh, yeah, he has those cool vests. >> stephen: sometimes he wears it, sometimes he doesn't. i don't know. i have a lot of money on him wearing the vest tonight. i'm also going to try to get him to admit pluto is a planet. >> jon: i don't think he wants to go there. >> stephen: he may not want to, but i'll work him, i'll work him. folks, putin's invasion of ukraine has repeatedly targeted civilians and created a humanitarian disaster. but there's one organization that's been on the ground helping people from the very beginning has been chef jose andres' world central kitchen. ( cheers and applause ) lovely fellow. another friend of the show. so far, in this conflict, they have served over 10.3 million meals, in more than 80 ukrainian cities and towns, alongwith more than 60 refugee assistance centers. but on saturday, one of his charity kitchen

no tyson is. can you imagine possibly pushing being forced to abandon his objectives in any way his military objectives? i think in some ways the objectives are evolving, at least the short term objectives revolving um, you know, he house is kind of saying like a d not a vacation or, you know, a freeing the country from butchers or, you know, these kinds of things. but it, they're not very well defined, but in some ways they've, they've remain the same for, for many years. and that is that he has a certain idea of russia and the post soviet space that russia needs to be restored . there's a restore to process that needs to take place to become a great power in his terms. he sees enemies, adversaries everywhere because he projects on to others. his personal intentions. um, so he sees aggression. he sees intrigue. he sees deception because that's how he governs . i'm and in that way he is, he's always just kind of pasturing and of course he cares a lot about historical symbolism. it's a little, it w

tyson says the man had been harassing him and threw a water bottle at him. lawyers for alvin georgetown send said he got overly excited when he saw tyson but deny he threw the water bottle at him. both sides requested that no charges be filed in the case. >>> okay. let's get back to our weather. a very active tuesday evening. this video just in to our newsroom. this is st. helena. several spots in the north bay with hail. also looks like snow there. it's coming down. st. helena, calistoga, the list goes on. jeff is back with us now. and that is still happening as we speak, right? >> very dangerous to drive in, and of course with the lightning, that is also extremely dangerous. so we're not used to seeing this very often. if you see the lightning or you hear that thunder, you're close enough to get struck. so you want to head indoors. if you can safely get some video from inside, we'd love to see it. you can send it to nbcbayarea.com. also get ahold of us on twitter and facebook. let's get you in to where it is the most severe right now, and you can see multi

tyson is speaking out about it hot boxing with mike tyson. watch. >> he [bleep] me. >> for a long time. >> i shouldn't even be taking public planes. my wife gets mad i take public planes what am i doing [bleep] plane with my friends [bleep] i guess -- is he supposed to watch me a body guard [bleep] what am i going to do on a plane? it triggered me. >> mike is triggered. we don't condone violence at prime time in we get it amateur paparazzi out there. piece of advice. don't trigger the champ. or anybody. covid is out. monkeypox is in. there have been nearly 100 recorded cases of monkeypox worldwide, mostly in europe. but a third case to the united states may have been florida this weekend. third state to report a case of the pox after massachusetts and new york. according to biden everybody should be concerned. >> it is something that everybody should be concerned about. working on it hard. figure out what we do. and what vaccine, if any, may available for it but it is a concern in the sense that if it were to spread, it's conscious sequential

tyson claims the man had been harassing him and threw a water bottle at him. lawyers for town said he got overexcited. tyson got agitated and hit him. >>> birthdays have a way of making us take stock in our lives, though that doesn't happen until maybe you turn 50. >> for one south san francisco man, it started about 20 years earlier than that when he realized he has a lot to be grateful for. he is only 30 years old. so how did he show it? >> another two decades before he hits that 50. but he is special. >> see definitely appreciating his entire life. garvin thomas spoke with him and has tonight's bay area proud. >> reporter: jessica and janelle, the past couple of years living through the pandemic has been more difficult for some than others. brian considers himself fortunate. he's got a job that allows him to work remotely and spend more time with his family. he is grateful, and thought now was a good time to show it. >> 17 condensed milks, three pacts of sugar. >> reporter: while working from home these past three years, brian has experimented with a lot of

boxing hall of famer mike tyson will not face charges for hitting a fellow passenger on a flight last month. prosecutors in northern california say they made their decision after considering all the circumstances, including the behavior of the man tyson punched. a spokesperson for tyson said he reacted to being harassed and having a water bottle thrown at him. >>> now to a terrifying emergency landing in florida. the pilot suffered a midair medical emergency, and a passenger with no flying experience had to swoop in to land the plane. abc's victor oquendo has those details. >> reporter: this chilling call to air traffic control over west palm beach coming just after noon. >> i've got a serious situation here. my pilot has gone incoherent. i have no idea how to fly the airplane. >> reporter: two people onboard the 12-seat, single-engine cessna coming from the bahamas. the pilot suffering some kind of medical emergency. >> 333 lima delta, roger. what's your position? >> i have no idea. i see the coast of florida in front of me, and i have no idea. >> reporter: sources tell abc news the

both tyson and the victim requested no charges be filed. the d.a. says the case is now closed. >>> back to our first alert weather watch. new video from the lightning strike in sonoma county. >> a small fire and smoke in santa rosa just an hour ago. no word yet on any damage. and we knew this was coming. this wild weather in may, paul. we saw hail earlier today. >> it. fortunately, the storms and lightning have been accompanied by that hail, which we could do without. any fires that do get started will be put out by the amount of rain these storms are producing. now we are down to showers. we will show that in just a second. even the showers that are going to be left over are winding down within 60 to 90 minutes at the most. passing clouds over the next couple of days, but a calm or weather pattern taking hold. we warm up at the end of the workweek with the warmest weather arriving just in time for the weekend. no thunderstorms across the bay area. the remnants of that thunderstorm dropping a decent amount of rain over much of sonoma county at the m

mike tyson will not be facing charges for getting a blood run fan on an airplane sfo. remember, this happened on april 20th after tyson spoke at the 4 20 celebration golden gate park. he punched the guy who was taunting him on a southwest flight. the san mateo county district attorney's office says the decision not to charge tyson is based on the other passengers. actions leading up to the incident. both he and tyson requested no charges be filed in this case. the da says the case is now closed. now another update a judge is refusing to reduce the bail for the man accused of tackling comedian dave chappelle on stage at the hollywood bowl in southern california. >> 23 year-old isaiah lee will remain in jail with a bail set at $30,000. he's due back in court next friday. meantime, a new report is shedding light on the security company hired for that community festival where chappelle was performing. the report says the same firm was contracted for protection services at travis scott's astroworld concert last november in houston, texas. you might remember 10 people were k

both he and tyson requested no charges be filed in this case. the da says the case is now. the man who attacked comedian dave chappelle on stage at the hollywood bowl is expected to appear in court today. >> chappelle has says that he wants the suspect charged with a felony. meantime, a new report shedding light on the security company that was hired for this company is comedy festival. it says the same firm was contracted for protection services at travis scott astroworld concert. 10 people were killed during that event and many more were injured. the company called contemporary services corporation says that it provides event security to nearly 200 venues, including the rose bowl. the attack at the hollywood bowl's. netflix is a joke festival as drawn questions about how the attacker was able to sneak in a gun shaped folding knife and leap up on stage. the security company has not yet responded to this report. the mother arrested over the weekend in the death of her 3 children is expected to make her first appearance in court. >> 38 year-old angela flores admitted to inve

tyson allegedly got agitated and hit him. townsend denies throwing a water bottle. >> now to a follow-up. alameda county fire investigators say two elderly people died in a house fire early yesterday morning. three people were taken to the hospital with burn injuries and two of them, an 80-year-old woman and an 85-year-old man died. the cause of that fire still under investigation. >> new at 11:00, teachers at summit charter schools around the bay area are staging a walk-in protest this morning. this comes after two years of negotiations with summit school management that have come to an impasse. the teachers at this redwood city campus are demanding fair contracts that include a shortened probationary period for teachers, bonuses, and management rights along with student support for english learners. protesters say there is a teacher retention crisis and school leaders need to listen to the needs of educators. >> the ceo who was on the management team was at the bargaining table, hasn't visited our schools and doesn't know f

. >> reporter: tampa couple roy a and tony tyson weren't used to a noisy house. had you ever done anything like this before? >> never we are two professionals, no children. >> reporter: then last month the couple welcomed ukrainian refugees julia, husband serhiy and sons 11-year-old max and 3-year-old mark into their house, turning the quiet home of two into a full house of six. >> we were seeing all these people that were fleeing, so we researched a church that were matching the host families with the refugees we said we have room for two or three. they said we have a family of four, and we said alrighty then. >> reporter: yulia's family fled ukraine when russian bombing started and entered the u.s. by way of mexico. inside the tyson's home they finally found rest >> translator: my son when the war started had nightmares and now he is able to sleep again. >> reporter: then the tysons' lives were fuller. yulia told about her friend and husband and three children the tampa community rallied and her family was taken in by a couple a ten-minute drive away >> transla

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both he and tyson have requested no charges be filed in the case. the da says the case is now closed. to the east bay. now where oakland police are still investigating how a body ended up near tilden park. they found it sunday night around 07:15pm, on grizzly peak boulevard at clermont. according to a witness, the victim had been shot and was wrapped in plastic. this is the second body found in a week's time just days prior construction workers had found a body also wrapped in plastic at a site near 7th street and maritime near the port of oakland. police are looking into whether those 2 incidents are connected. up in santa rosa to parents are in custody in connection to the death of their 15 month-old toddler. got some pictures here from evan frost iq and madison, bernard airs home and on sonoma avenue. police say they got reports of an unresponsive child yesterday morning. once they arrived on scene santa rosa. police say they notice suspected fentanyl near the toddler police claim they also found more drugs around the house, including in the bed.

cruise this summer from san francisco with up to 40% off. >>> former heavyweight champion mike tyson will not face charges in the fight caught on camera on a plane at sfo. tmz sports obtained this video. they say their investigation included a look at the conduct of the victim leading up to the punches of tyson. no charges filed. the d.a. says the case is now closed. >>> new details about the capture of an escaped alabama and made arrested after a nearly two-week manhunt. casey white was in court today. he escaped prison after escaping -- please in indiana arrested them after a chase and crash yesterday. vicki white shot herself before the crash. she later died. authorities in evansville said they found guns inside of her car. if u.s. marshals had not rammed that car into a ditch, the standup could have ended very differently. >> they said that he was probably going to have a shootout at the stake of both of them losing their lives. >> there is no evidence the parent was related even though the inmate referred to the jailer as his wife. casey what was already serving a 75-year prison

boxer mike tyson will not face charges for hitting a belligerent fan on an airplane at sfo. you may remember back on april 20th after tyson spoke at the 4 20 celebration in golden gate park. he was on a plane heading back east when he got into a tussle ended up punching a person was seated behind. yeah, the guy was taunting tyson of the san mateo county district attorney's office just announced they're not going to file. >> any charges against tyson based on that fact investigated the circumstances surrounding a confrontation and the da cited the conduct of that other passenger. the interaction between that and the requests from both that passenger and tyson that no charges the filed in the case. they say the case is now closed. okay. >> 9, 0, 2 on the clock on the peninsula. a hate crime investigation once again underway at stanford university. another noose was found on campus is the 3rd time in 3 years. so let's go to kron. four's. will tran has been covering that all morning long this morning live at stanford. well. >> the students there heading into their classrooms. ye

tyson foods says its net income rose to $829 million from 476 year ago. tyson has increased the costs of its beef by more than 20% and chicken by more than 14% the meat industry's rising profit margins have drawn criticism from the white house, lawmakers, regulators and consumers on wall street stocks were mixed. today. after an up and down day of trading. the dow was down 84 points, the nasdaq gained 114. and the s and p ticked up just nine points. gains by big tech shares made up for losses by financial companies and real estate stocks now ahead of the next inflation report set to be released tomorrow. both republicans and democrats are now trying to pin blame on each other for the high cost of living. fox news. lauren blanchard has the latest now from washington. i think our policies to help not hurt washington, dc, now the center of a finger pointing fight over whose policies are causing record high inflation. march was at 8.5% tuesday. triple a said gasses now at 4 37 nationally an all time high democratic price actual likely be american families. ne

both tyson and the victim requested no charges be filed. the da says the case is now closed. >>> let's get over to first alert meteorologist darren peck and we haveomn in our forecast. storms popping up now. what can you show us? >> perfect example of the isolated nature of the storms today. most of us looking at blue skies. vacville just a good downpour from a complex actually of thunderstorms moving right through the heart of solano county. this moved over 80 heads out towards the delta and an interesting van taj point on heavier rain. not like its downpours but this has dropped small hail and we have detected several strikes of lightning out here so you're hearing the rumble in the distance and the camera on top of mount diablo is looking right out at that storm. you can see the darker bans under there, that's the rain falling under the cloud. that cloud top is not terribly high which tells us why it's had hail there's not a lot of con vek tive strength. we're going to watch the skies for the rest of the afternoon. the clouds building ov

they live a short drive from the tyson's. one time strangers, they now call family. >> i have someone now that i will have in my life forever. >> strangers becoming a family! what is better than that? nothing. i thank my colleague for chairing that really important. sorry and on that note, i wish you all a very good night! from all of our colleagues across the networks of nbc news, thank you for staying up late. i will see you next week! in the baby formula shortage only to vote against government in in the baby formula shortage. it all makes sense if we really would really drives republicans and all routes plane. then as one another republican congressman, former attorney general eric holder, and the threats to american democracy and who should be held accountable >> given what we have learned i think he has

both tyson and the victim requested that charges not be filed. you've probably seen this video that shows tyson repeatedly striking the unidentified man on a jetblue flight bound for florida last month, tyson's attorney says the boxer was confronted by what the attorney called an aggressive passenger. well, one of the greatest players in san jose sharks history, announced his retirement today. 42 year old patrick marleau got emotional at today's news conference in front of his family and the sharks and celebration of his incredible career there at the s a p center. in his seasons with the team. he became the record holder in most games, goals and points. marlowe was just 17 when he came to san jose back in 1997 to play for what was then. excuse me, a new nhl team. he met his wife and raised his family here in the bay area. to christina and my boys. plan and brody jagger and caleb i want to thank you for all the sacrifices you've made over the years. and all the support you have given me. i couldn't have lived out my dream of being a professional

neil de grasse tyson. >> ari, all in. >> great. respect. when we come back, we have the giuliani story. the january 6th committee winning again with a tough witness and by the end of the hour, the the great gayle king, big interview sbaes wonderful personality. we'll explain what you see here coming up. n what you see here coming up. this is the sound of nature breathing. and this is the sound of better breathing. fasenra is a different kind of asthma medication. it's not a steroid or inhaler. fasenra is an add-on treatment for asthma driven by eosinophils. it's one maintenance dose every 8 weeks. it helps prevent asthma attacks, improve breathing, and lower use of oral steroids. nearly 7 out of 10 adults with asthma may have elevated eosinophils. fasenra is designed to target and remove them. fasenra is not a rescue medication or for other eosinophilic conditions. fasenra may cause allergic reactions. get help right away if you have swelling of your face, mouth, and tongue, or trouble breathing. don't stop your asthma treatments unless you

tyson issued a statement thanking the da for their decision. ama: newly-released video is providing more detail about a police shooting that happened in san jose 360 go -- three weeks ago. you are about to see bodycam video from the shooting that left one person seriously wanted. [gunfire] [shouting] ama: police say he was shot because he was holding a gun and did not drop it, despite demand to do so. you can see the officer approaching. we have frozen the picture just before the officer fires. today the officer was identified as mark mcnamara, a four-year member of the department. police were already on alert because of a homicide that had happened just one block away. video shows green wrestling the gun away from him and he was in a fight with. his attorney has filed a civil rights and excessive force lawsuit against the city and the officer seen, green was not given time to comply with the officers's demand. dan: 18 shop and an international theft ring an art combination uncovered by investigators here. reporter liz kreutz is in the newsroom

both he and tyson requested no charges be filed in this case. the da says said the case is now closed. well, whenever he decides to retire again, an nfl superstar tom brady already has a new job lined up. brady has agreed to join fox sports as its lead nfl analyst. whatever he actually hangs up his cleats. >> fox ceo lachlan murdoch made the announcement on the company's quarterly earnings call early this morning. brady will join play by play announcer kevin work hard in the booth replacing the recently departed joe buck and troy aikman. murdoch says there is no timeline for brady's arrival in the broadcasting that it's entirely up to him when he chooses to retire again. >> and now kron 4 sports from the 18 t fiber sports desk. >> the warriors can close out their western conference semifinal series against the grizzlies tomorrow. and today memphis was dealt a massive blow star point guard john moran is out for game 5 with a right knee bone bruise. he's also doubtful to return the rest of the playoffs. the grizzlies say is expected to make a full

a spokesperson for tyson says the man had thrown a water bottle at the former boxer and was extremely drunk. tyson was visiting san francisco for the 4 20 marijuana festival that was in golden gate park a few weeks back. also new at noon, ellen must said he will reverse twitter's permanent ban on former president donald trump has plans to purchase the social media company eventually finalized, must made the announcement while speaking virtually at a future of the car summit. hosted by the financial times twitter band trump's account back in 2000 and 21 in january for incitement of violence following the insurrection at the us capitol must says twitter's ban on trump was quote morally bad decision. he said permanent bans of twitter accounts should be rare and reserved for counts that are scams or automated bots. taking a peek at our back window here on the oakland estuary. we see some trees blowing around a little bit. there's lots of good son out there to the rosemary one. it's a breezy one. garcia and andre and temperatures are on the cool side once again very similar to yesterday, e

heard mike tyson, who was involved in an altercation on an airplane last month. they have not decided to charge him with any crime. the san mateo county, california, d.a. said. i just wonder to your reaction why he won't be charged? is this a greater trend, jamelle, where people are engaged in more taunting? they are requiring those who are in celebrity positions, athletes in particular, to have to have this thick skin where they cannot defend themselves in some way even if they are being antagonized on a plane as he allegedly was? what's your reaction to the way this is panning out? >> well, i'm glad he's not being charged. honestly, listen, i'm not -- i'm not in any way advocating violence. but unfortunately there are some people that might need to learn the hard way. there used to be a running joke across all of the world that one of the few people that you ever want to bring some smoke to is mike tyson. for somebody to aggravate him on an airplane in this situation is just befuddling to me because even though mike tyson hasn't botched boxed in a while, he's s

they live a short drive from the tyson's. one time strangers, they now call family. >> i have someone now that i will have in my life forever. >> strangers becoming a family! what is better than that? nothing. i thank my colleague for chairing that really important. sorry and on that note, i wish you all a very good night! from all of our colleagues across the networks of nbc news, thank you for staying up late. i will see you next week! ee you next week it is not a secret that president richard nixon had a big ego, but in the first year of his presidency,

trump is the tyson zone. it's all believable. >> what is fascinating, esper's explanation of why he couldn't stay and tell us about this -- don't make faces. >> yeah, off the record, you don't understand what would replace me? that's the excuse. >> some are correct about that. if jeff rosenberg had left, that excuse is often -- everybody uses it and sometimes it's true. >> in nonelected positions, yes. in the elected positions -- >> no. >> thank you all. >>> up next, a deep dive into the key role the black church continues to play in democratic politics. we will get a look at our podcast. you're watching "meet the press daily." ast. you're watching "meet the press daily. out-of-state corporations wrote an online sports betting plan they call "solutions for the homeless". really? the corporations take 90 percent of the profits. and using loopholes they wrote, they'd take even more. the corporations' own promotional costs, like free bets, taken from the homeless funds. and they'd get a refund on their $100 mill

, and he said to me, "you've got "to understand tyson, and he said to me, "you've got to understand "that the idea that we went to the moon because ofjust "the unquenchable curiosity of the human being is "notion, but we actually went to the moon because there "was a massive driver of national security, "of military interest, of cold war geopolitics — "that's why the investment was made". and if one looks to the future and where that kind of investment might be in space science, surely, it's going to be in the militarisation of the low orbit space, where russia and china are already developing technologies for satellites that can knock out other satellites, where they are trying to establish, it seems, the notion of satellite supremacy? isn't that where you and other americans are probably going to have to focus your interest from a national security point of view? indeed, the us has national security needs. space is an integral part of that. we use space as — from a vantage point of looking down. that's always the high ground as we know it. and therefore, we're going to have to d

former boxing champ mike tyson will not face charges for punching another airline passenger last month on a plane at san francisco national airport on april 20. the district attorney's office says after reading the police report and reviewing videos, it will not file any charges against tyson. tyson issued a statement thanking the da for their decision. >> san francisco prosecutor say a tenderloin boebert tee shot, is dissected -- boba tea shop is accused of being -- they would be shipped around the world. boudin says the undercover operation involve the use of rate vehicles with electronic devices left inside. they recovered a tens of thousands of dollars in cash and more than 500 electronic items. >> yesterday, our team gathered 130 boxes of electronics that we believed to be stolen. we knew we were onto a major fencing operation. we also knew, they were moving stolen products through fedex and ups every single day. >> boudin says quoc le will be charged on eight counts of felony possession of stolen property. >> let's turn to the weather. there are scattered thunderstorms across the

we talk about that so much here tyson. we realize today those who choose to work for us have options. they can work just about anywhere they want to work today and make a life. we have made a concerted effort to give them our worries into work for for usfo through pay, through benefits, we got people from 160 different countries speaking the 50 plus languages across our country. and so we do things like teach basic life skills. but we recently announced recently in education from life skills all the way to upper level degrees in college where we pay that. we've alsodo done that with historically black colleges as well. very simply, what weha have to o we broke ground on her newest childcare facilities in humboldt, tennessee. i was there at the governor of did that.when we team members and some subsets are telling us that is critical to be able to get them back in the workplace. we are investing in that. it is a great -- to your question it is a great example of the private and public sector working together to solve a prob

reporter: theo tyson ishe show's co-curor, and the work became even more layered, tyson says, when muholi began creating stylized self-portraits in 2012, part of a series shot all over the world called somnyama ngonyama, translated from zulu as "hail the dark lioness." >> they're not playing dress-up. the costumery, if you will, is part of the storytelling. there are clothespins used to talk about domestic labor and share stories of their mother. luggage wrap that's used to talk about issues with travel, racism, colorism. there are the plastic gloves that we see in sort of this signs of the times and what that represents, from sexual violence to access to healthcare to now covid, and what we need to do to protect ourselves. reporter: originally, you didn't necessarily turn the camera on yourself genesis of that? >> i guess that after many years of documenting other people, or photographing other people, i needed to remember me. i wanted to pay homage to my mom, whose spirit forever lives with me. if she didn't suffer from labor pains for me to be born, we wouldn't be having this conversat

it happened on april 20th after tyson spoke at the 4 20 celebration in golden gate park. he ended up punching a guy who was taunting him on a southwest airlines flight san mateo county district attorney's office says it was the request of both the victim and tyson that no charges be filed in the case. the da says this case is now closed. grammy award-winning rapper young is in court today to face conspiracy and racketeering charges. young, whose real name is jeffrey lamar williams was arrested at his home near atlanta on sunday. he's among more than 2 dozen people named in an indictment released yesterday and accuses him of being a co founder of a criminal street gang in atlanta. charges include running the operation through acts of racketeering, including murder, assault and threats of violence. williams lawyer says he and his client committed no crime whatsoever. coming up next at 3.30, this afternoon, a couple in san jose falls victim to an online puppy scam. how much money they lost an? >> how they finally realized it was all fake. plus, thousands of items were recove

so we talk about that so much here at tyson. we realize today that those who choose to work for us options. they can work just about anywhere they want to work today and make a living so what we've made a concerted effort to do is to give them a reason to work for us through pay and benefits. we've got people from 160 different countries speaking 50+ languages across our country company. we do things like teach basic life skills but we recently announced investing in education from life skills all the way to upper-level degrees in college where we repay debt and we've also done that in conjunction with historically black colleges and universities as well. so we are proud of that but very simply what we have to do is create a more attractive place to work and we recently invested in and broke ground on our newest childcare facility in humboldt tennessee. i was there with the governor when we did that and team members and some subsets are telling us that's critical to be able to get them back in the workplace so we're investing in

. >>> and a california district attorney will not be filing criminal charges against mike tyson. this comes after he was recorded punching a first class passenger aboard a flight last month both the passenger who has not been identified and tyson, they both requested that no charges be filed if you go online, you can see some of that video fun fact, mike tyson was heading to the cannabis conference i was at when it happened, tyler. >> oh, my goodness i remember the altercation there. that's alarming, isn't it about the baby formula thing. >> that's so terrifying as a parent. >> not being able to get it, scary stuff. >>> ahead on "power lunch," folks, nationaural gas prices hitting record highs diesel prices soaring, we'll break it down in our weekly meeting with bank of america's francisco blanch. >>> and pella done, should investors avd oiit at all costs? we'll be right back. s your soun. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire you'll always remember buying you

and also tyson, thank you also to all of you. i also want to think my great staff under the direction who have put together a tremendous o hearing and i went to single out daniel feingold they helped me at this great opportunity as chairman of this extraordinary committee. under the rules of the committee to remain open for ten calendar days to receive additional material and supplementary written responses from the witnesses to any questions posed by a member and with that this hearing of the committee is adjourned. thank you. [inaudible conversations]

look, we all know what that guy said to tyson, but if you're dumb enough to say anything to mike tyson in an enclosed space like an airplane, you probably deserve a punch in the mouth plus, now that guy has a story he can tell for the rest of his life >> seth: you make a compelling point jeff wrong >> hey, well, he said what i was going to say >> seth: who did >> i guess i did, seth >> seth: well, do you apologize to jeff wrong? >> i mean, i'm sorry, jeff wrong >> seth: and do you accept his apology? [ laughter ] it's simple question, do you accept his apology >> uh, yeah. it's all good. i mean, i might punch him in the face. >> seth: all right, jeff wright. final thoughts, jeff wright? >> yeah. >> seth: final thoughts? no, actually, you know what? we have to go on with the show and thank you so much, jeff wrong goodbye, jeff wrong. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause jeff wright and jeff wrong everybody, we'll be right back with drew barrymore. [ cheers and applause ♪ (vo) singing, or speaking. reason, or fun. daring, or thoughtful. sensitive, or strong. progress isn't either or prog

seen punching a passenger on a flight out of the san francisco international airport, witnesse said tyson had taken slp with the man had been reportedly got aggressive and wouldn't leave him alone and he said that man eventually threw a water bottle at the former boxer. the house of representatives approving nearly $40 billion in new humanitarian and military aid for ukraine by a large bipartisan margin. the measure moves to the senate although it may not happen unti next week or later. hello, matt. >> good morning. in the $40 million package also includes funding for weapons, intelligent support as well as $8 million for the united state to replenish its own equipment that it has sent to this country . here is the speaker of the house . >> s pruden desperately accelerates the campaign of horror in brutality in ukraine, time is of the essence, that's why we are so pleased to hear that we could proceed immediately with this bill toda so it goes through the senate into the president's desk so th assistance can reach the people of ukraine and eastern europe. to get this new legislation bring

. >>> former heavyweight champion mike tyson will not face charges in the fight caught on camera on a plane at san francisco airport. this video was a change last month. the da reviewed the case. they say that the investigation revealed a look at the conduct of the them, leading up to the punches. idthe thsase ty council on and e are the non-serialized privately made firearms that are on the streets more and more. they will stop the manufacturing, sale, assembly of ghost guns. across the united states there has been a spike in the number of gun deaths. no word as to how many of those are attributed to that. a new study finds that these increases actually coincide with the pandemic. homicides from guns rose 35% from 2019 to 2020. the largest increase in gun violence victims was young black men and low income communities impacted. >> the stressors of covid, both economic stressors and emotional stressors certainly put a lot of additional stress on people's lives and have manifested in increases, in particular on gun homicides. >> looking more at what they are doing for solutions, the cd

. >>> no charges against iron mike tyson. a california district attorney made the decision today. it comes after tmz sports got a video of him punching another passenger on a jetblue fight it happened on a trip from san francisco to florida representatives say the passenger got aggressive and threw a water bottle at the former boxer while he was sitting in his seat. an attorney for that passenger said he didn't throw a water bottle he said his client was just overly excited today the district attorney announced both mike tyson and this unidentified passenger refused to press charges. >>> travel is back in a big way and soon your trip could be straight up to this, the pioneer station. it's a kind of space hotel the company behind it said it's the first of its kind operation geared towards vacationing near the stars. cnbc's morgan brennan reports on the next frontier travel >> reporter: the jetson's, a futuristic cartoon first captured the imaginations of americans more than 60 years ago about life in space. now that fantasy may be closer to reality than you think. startup orbital's

. >>> no charges against iron mike tyson. a california district attorney made the decision today. >>> no charges against iron mike tyson. a california district attorney made the decision today. after tmz sports got a video of the former heavyweight champ punching a passenger on a jet blue flight. it happened almost a month ago on a trip from san francisco to florida. representatives for tiniest say the passenger got aggressive and threw a water bottle at mike while he was sitting in his seat an attorney for the passenger said he didn't throw a water bolt he said his client was just overly excited >>> travel is back in a big way. and soon your trip could be straight up. to this. the pioneer station. it is a kind of space hotel. the company says it is the first of its kind operation geared towards vacationing near the stars. cnbc's morgan brennan reports on the next frontier of travel. >> the jetson's first captured the imagination of americans more than 60 years ago about life in space. now that fantasy may be closer to realit

the investigation finds companies like smith field and tyson lobbied the trump administration to keep their plants open through the height of the pandemic in 2020. how? by misrepresenting the health risks to its workers and warning about a meat shortage and wasn't actually happening. tyson took out full page ad in several newspapers calling their company, quote, as essential as health care. by the end of that same year, 269 meat packing workers would die of covid and nearly 60,000 would contract the virus. joining me now is congressman, member of the select committee that issued today's report. i'm glad you're here. i know there's a lot of focus on the committees involving january 6th. this is a big story. it's one you have to think about what was at take and the calculated risks taken on behalf of employees but could it really be that we were duped into thinking there were going to be shortages as a way to keep the plants open? >> it seems that way. basically what happened was the meat industry claimed there was a shortage of meat for domestic consumption but they were saying the ceo