. >> i'm absolutely confident that kate's will help the search directly and indirectly. >> kate mccann's book was really a cry for help. but in the end it included a plea, a plea to reopen the case. >> thank you very much. >> a plea the mccanns would aim next at britain's prime minister. >> in a letter printed in one of the big tabloid newspapers in the uk, they essentially begged prime minister cameron to open up a review of the case. >> i believe there are bits of information that haven't been linked up to each other which could then be significant. >> and in the end, david cameron did respond within 24 hours of the mccanns' open letter appearing in the press. he had authorized the metropolitan police to undertake a review of the case. >> in 2011, scotland yard ordered a review called operation grange. their task, to assume nothing and reexamine the entire case from the very beginning. less than two years later, that review launched an official investigation. in the summer of 2014, officials returned to praia da luz to conduct a week-long ground search. >> the clear implication was tha

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i'm kate bolduan. cnn's special coverage of the capitol insurrection hearing begins right now. >>> we are awaiting the start of a new hearing by the january 6 select committee, roughly announced 24 hours ago. a key witness to many critical events and conversations inside the trump white house is expected to testify today. this is cnn's live coverage, attack on democracy, the january 6 hearings. i'm anderson cooper in washington. >> and i'm jake tapper. the rush to hold this hearing and the secrecy surrounding it suggests that the house select committee

kate? >> sure does. thank you very much for that. >>> so with all of this that we are talking about this morning there is cautious hope in washington. senators on both sides of the aisle expressing some optimism that a deal on gun safety measures could be within reach but the reforms being discussed do fall short of what president biden called for in his prime time address last week. cnn's lauren fox is tracking this for us on the hill. lauren, what are you hearing from lawmakers now? >> reporter: lawmakers returning to washington today after a week-long recess, kate, and this is the true test, will they come up with compromised language in the senate, that small bipartisan group that has been working throughout the last ten days or so to find a middle ground on guns. like you said, this is not going to be the sweeping package that the president laid out, it's not even going to be the sweeping package that house democrats are working toward in their own chamber. instead this is much narrower, but chris m

"at this hour" with kate bolduan starts right now. >>> hello. i'm kate bolduan. we begin on capitol hill with the emotional and heartbreaking testimony from an 11-year-old child and also from the parents who had lost their daughter in the texas elementary school massacre. miah testifying via video. the young girl recounting the horror of what she lived through when she saw the gunman come in, saw the gunman shoot her teacher and her classmates and how she needed to, decided to rub the blood of her friend on herself in order to try to survive. as this hearing continues, there are also developments on the bipartisan talks on gun safety. another part of the capitol. cnn learned senate republican leader mitch mcconnell privately expressed openness to raising the age limit to 21 for buying semiautomatic rifles. they'll be back to meet and negotiate again this hour. let's start with cnn's lauren fox live on the hill watching this hearing and seeing this emotional testimony happen. lauren, it was going to be hard to hear a child speak like this no matter what. it was ve

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i mean, and kate is amazing. and even camilla has turned out to be a person who had, in the end, that ability to be practical and get on with it. >> so, of course, margaret thatcher was the first female prime minister that the queen worked with. and did you see any similarities between how they navigated the sexism? >> well, i don't think either of these women have ever considered sexism an issue. that's -- that's their strength, in a strange way. and they didn't much like each other, as you know. but the queen's always been a real man's woman, actually. and i think margaret thatcher was, too. the queen likes alpha men. so she's used to being with very high-powered men around her, is the truth. >> well, you're an expert on the royals. you're expert on many things. you're a groundbreaking edit of, as we mentioned, magazines like vanity fair and the new yorker and tatler. is the era of magazines over? >> well, as a huge magazine junkie all my life, sadly, i don't buy them anymore. so i think that magazines -- print

hi, nick. >> reporter: hi, kate. there are shifting details when it comes to this case and it's frustrating to us. you can only imagine for those families at the center of this tragedy, and our affiliate, ksat gives us new audio with insight what was going on in the first chaotic moments last tuesday. this audio message sent by the school to uvalde parents while officers were at the school and at least two children were on the phone with 9-1-1 begging for help. >> uvalde isd parents, an active shooter at robb elementary. law enforcement is on site. your cooperation is needed at this time by not visiting the campus. as soon as more information is gathered, it will be shared. the rest of the school district is under a secure status of a precautionary measure to keep our students and staff safe. we appreciate your cooperation at this time and we will share more information as it becomes available. thank you. >> reporter: we know that many parents made their way to the school anyway, and what can only be described as a c

>> kate, two of them. first, his biggest problems right now are clearly domestic, and the supreme court has, as you've noted earlier, now struck a big blow to three big policy areas that are critical to his domestic agenda, abortion, gun control issues, and now his climate change agenda. that's got a big impact on his foreign agenda as well because your power abroad is really a reflection of your power at home. everything from climate to other issues, his allies are looking at joe biden and saying is this man marking real change in the way america engaging with the world? or is he just a blip on the way to a much more conservative u.s. government that disengages again? it's going to be difficult to convince other nations to meet their climate change agreements if you can't promise that the united states will meet its own. and so i think in many ways what the supreme court has done is crippling to him not only domestically, but abroad. >> kaitlan, the president was asked -- i don't remember the exact wordin

i'm kate bolduan. we've been watching president biden speak after the release of the jobs report which came in above expectations, but also asked about a couple other important topics. john harwood and matt egan listening in. john, i'm interested in your take, and i thought his answer when asked about traveling to saudi arabia, and its pariah status was an interesting answer. >> it was. he did not confirm he's going. said he has no direct plans. he acknowledged he might. he, of course, is going to be questioned about whether that reflects a backing off on human rights, given the concern that he's expressed consistently since the khashoggi murder. what president is trying to do is -- they've praised recently the saudis for brokering a truce in yemen and the president said it's his responsibility to ensure -- to do what he can to bring about peace. the other issue he didn't really address as directly in this context is that they've been trying to expand global oil supplies. opec recently announced a slig

kate bahn joining us. david, i know you have a busy few hours ahead of us, a great deal of preparation, but a quick question before you start that. which states -- kate is talking about the potential difference in economic trajectory for some states here. we have the texas attorney general saying abortions are now illegal in the state of texas. which states are going to find it most difficult to deal with this issue? david: i think almost every state is going to have some difficulties dealing with issues. i think what we are seeing -- people should check me on this with texas. if memory serves, there was more than one state that passed legislation saying if the supreme court goes, this law kicks in right away. texas is one of those, and i think it is not the only one. but then you will have the difficulties of workarounds from both sides, because there will be attempts to make sure women do have access to abortion despite this decision, say to go outside the state to have access to abortion -- states like

>> this is part of the process, kate, unfortunately. so sad in all ways and certainly not what we expect as americans. yet here she is and here we are. my understanding from talking to sources is that conversations are going on behind the scenes, negotiations going on behind the scenes. there's real hope that they will be able to get her out, and this trial may well be a sham, whatever the allegations are, whatever the truth is we may never know. but this trial, kate, is part of the process. and they have to go through this. russians can save face, they can convict her, and then they can say, okay, now what do we get in return? as sad and strange as it sounds, this means the entire situation as tragic as it is is moving forward. >> clare sebastian mentioned the secretary of state antony blinken. he talked about her situation with jake tapper yesterday. i want to play what he said. >> i've got no higher priority than making sure that americans who are being illegally detained in one way or another around the world come home. and that inc

has earned kate bush a million in royalties over the last month. she's not the only one to benefit. katie smith is a kate bush tribute act. # out on the wily windy moors... we've seen a rise in ticket sales, which has been really amazing. just to be having a chat with people about kate and her music again has been really, really lovely, and i think with this resurgence we're going to see a lot more younger people in the audience. kate bush approved every single use of her song in stranger things, but she couldn't have anticipated what would come next. in a statement on friday, she said she was overwhelmed by the affection for the song, adding "i feel really moved by it all." can you remove your headphones, please? mark savage, bbc news. time for a look at the weather. ben is here. i thought i would start ljy ben is here. i thought i would start by talking about the source of the heat that some of us have experienced, today. the source of that heat has been in the south—west, where temperatures have been extraordinarily high. it is very early in y

kate: viva las vegas indeed. monte: we love to see that, it would not be vegas without elvis impersonator's. kate, thanks so much. time now for truth horford, our daily fact checking segment, with catalina. hi. you are here to debunk a barrel facebook video where russia deployed weapons to its finland border. catalina: will explain this viral video on facebook claiming to show this kind are nuclear missiles, in the school system produced and deployed specifically by the russian army . alan allegedly there would be sent to russia's border with finland. here is the miss captioned videos more than 4.2 thousand views form may 16. as pointed out by facebook, it is laden with virtually false information, it is passing 10 military vehicles allegedly carrying nuclear weapons to its border with finland. according to the author of this post, these are russian nuclear missiles. the man in the middle captioned that the finnish president is not mentioned joining nato yet. the video is also posted on twitter. the user posted a

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kate? >> lucy, thank you very much. >>> as we mentioned we're going to bring you that press conference live when it begins. >>> also as we mentioned there are new details emerging from the investigation into the elementary school massacre in texas. the mayor of uvalde is saying a negotiator tried to call the killer while he was inside the school, but that he didn't pick up his phone. "the new york times" has some heart wrenching details about the final moments of one of the teacher's killed in the attack. nick valencia is live in uvalde with more on this. what are you learning about these developments? >> reporter: good morning, kate. one of two teachers shot and killed at the rob elementary school, according to the "new york times" she was on her phone with her husband as the shooting was happening. she was inside while her husband was outside of the school and according to the "times" in that phone call she said, that she was dying. it's unimaginable as a husband to think about getting th

kate? >> rosa, thank you. thank you for bringing us this story. joining me now for more on this is former republican congressman from texas will heard. good to see you, will. you represented uvalde while in congress. you heard that story there and him telling that day in his own words. i want to play one more thing that he said. what he said happened when a student he heard call out for help. >> one of the students from the next door classroom was saying, officer, we're in here, we're in here. but they had already left and then, umm, he got up from behind my desk and he walked over there and shot her again. >> he shot her again. what is your reaction to hearing from this teacher, and what he says happened? >> look, it's terrible. imagine this is something that he's going to have to live for the rest of his life, that the families and the communities that have dealt with this, not just in val, but all the other school shootings, this is something they have to carry for the rest of their life. and we don't want other people to have to go through thi

you had ian and kate. you had william and camilla and charles on essentially the groom's side of the church. and on the bride's side of the church, if you were thinking about a wedding, then had you meghan and harry sitting with fergusony's children eugenie and beatrice. and eugeney -- eugeney. they weren't even on the end. >> piers: they are in working siberia. a list to the left. two future kings charles and son william heir. and their wives. as far as right as you can see i have never seen this certainly with harry he was an a list royal. that decision they took two years ago to quit britain, to live in california to do massive deals with commercials and companies like netflix and spotify for their own personal gain that has caused this chasm now in the family. like a shakespeare play we are looking at here. when you look how close those brothers were and then you think back to watching them walking behind their mother's coffin after diana died and how unbearable that was for all of us to observe and th

i'm kate bolduan. there's growing with damning new details about what trump did before, after, and really didn't do in the capitol hill insurrection. hutchinson saying under oath trump knew the crowd was armed, yet still wanted them to have access to the capitol ground. hutchinson testified that personally insisted on leading the armed mob to the capitol and recounted being told by the president and lunging at a secret service agent after being told he couldn't go there. liz cheney this morning is calling on former white house counsel pat cipollone to testify. hutchinson told the panel that he explicitly warned that if trump and others went to the capitol, quote, we are going to get charged with every crime imaginable. cnn's jessica schneider is starting us live in washington. it seems people are still processing everything that came out yesterday. >> they are, and the fact that cassidy hutchinson is just 26 years old, but she did have this up close and unparalleled access to the president and top whit

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let's speak to our historian kate williams. if yesterday was about the queen being commander of the british forces, today it is about being head of the church. >> and i think that is why the queen will be disappointed to his today because her faith is so important to her, it always has been. her role is not always what we think about when we think about the queen because we think about her opening of parliament, but it means so much to her. she swore to god on her day when she took the oath. >> and another symbolic moment, we expect to see her, she can't come, to prince charles steps into her, but these are always optics that they were prepared for. this is part of the longer term transition. >> this is part of the longer term transition because the queen knows she is incredibly popular. she's loved and respected all around the world. the incredible turnout for the jubilee. and we're used to seeing prince charles in these roles. >> and we know that the sussexs meghan and harry were at that military parade but they didn't put th

kate, is talk about another _ up with something better. kate, is talk about another story _ up with something better. kate, is talk about another story because l talk about another story because there's lots to get through, and i'm keen that we scan the rest of the front pages. the daily telegraph looking at scotland and the potential for a looking at scotland and the potentialfor a new looking at scotland and the potential for a new scottish referendum. nicola sturgeon being told she should wait until 2039 — she may not be the first minister by then, of course, but 2039 because then, of course, but 2039 because the government said we had a referendum in 2014 and we shouldn't do that once more, it's not the time to consider another vote. and yet it tells you a lot about the current government's thinking, about calling a vote now and what it wants to go into the next election facing. yes. into the next election facing. yes, i don't into the next election facing. yes, i don't think— into the next election facing. yes, i don't think we'll

kate bush is back to number one. - and you can hear the full interview with kate bush on woman's hour on bbc sounds. now it's time for a look at the weather. the weather has been behaving itself today. a lot of warm sunshine tomorrow on the other hand we would have to watch out for a scattered thunderstorms which will be spreading across parts of england and wales from the morning on rates. here is the forecast through the night. very quiet across most of the uk and mark out here in the northwest and morning temperatures will range from 10 or 11 in the very far north of scotland to 14 degrees in london. relatively warm nights. tomorrow early in the morning we could see showers reaching the south coast and through the afternoon very scattered thunderstorms will spread across parts of england and wales meaning they would be lots of sunshine around and temperatures could match up to 29 degrees tomorrow in central parts of england but further north a bit cooler. and showers and storms may drift further north through the course of thursday evening and then friday and weekend quite changeab

john, please, go ahead. >> thanks, kate. you know, there will be a question going forward about what sorts of firearms congress or state legislature could ban. i think probably everybody agrees they couldn't limit it to muskets. and in fact there was a d.c. circuit decision, lower court decision in 2011 where the court divided on ar-15s specifically and then judge kavanaugh said they're protected by the second amendment. that's a real question, there is going to be a dividing line of which guns are protected, but as we say in the piece, there is no question in most people's minds, for example, that legislatures can ban grenade launchers. and so the court is going to have to decide that at some point. there certainly is leeway to ban what the court called dangerous and unusual weapons. >> and could the ar-15, john, fit under that description? >> well, not to get too technical, but the way heller described the standard was firearms in common use at the time. and what kavanaugh said in his dissent was ar-15s are widely owned, t

kate >> that's right. many here in miami are now feeling the pain as those crypto prices you mentioned crashed investors are holding out to optimism for a rebound they bet their careers on it, but they say there's a sense of shock right now especially from the younger crypto and nft investors about how fast digital currencies and digital collectibles for how the mural has dropped. >> we've been looking to attract top crypto and top talent. it is out of miami-dade college was one on that hype and the city's namesake cryptocurrency down about 95% it's now trading at a fraction of a penny mayor francis swar etz talked about a potential alternative to taxes and while the project has provided some windfall to the city, the mayor acknowledges it does come with a risk. >> these technologies are extremely new and always speculative. one of the things i've said is you should never invest money in something you don't, a, believe in and b, believe in it's got to be money that you're willing to invest in that way. >>

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but thanks, kate. thank you, kate. >> still ahead, actor and uvalde native matthew mcconaughey speaks out about gun reform. has the country continues to try to heal from the recent mass shootings. and just ahead, kron four's capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala joins us live to break down. the numbers is governor newsom finds himself on a ballot yet again. across califo prices. boy, they have hit new record highs for the 11th day in a row. >> here in the bay area, we're paying for some of the most expensive gas in the entire country. our first charles clifford has details. >> across the country and here in california in the bay area, gas prices continue to rise. we're well past memorial day, but we're still seeing prices inching their way up almost by the day. now, according to triple a nationally, a gallon of regular is going for $4. and $0.92 2 weeks ago, it was about 4, 60 here in california. a gallon of regular is going for $6 and $0.37 2 weeks ago that was at about $6 a gallon. now here in the ba

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kate and calum will be back again at 11.30pm for round two. goodbye for now. clement good evening, i'm tulsen tollett with your sports news. scotland and wales have both been in action in the nations league — while it's been a night to forget for england's footballers, who've been thumped 4—0 by hungary for their biggest margin of defeat at home in 94 years. austin halewood has more. 12 months ago, england's memorable journey to the final of the euros was well under way. fast forward to now, and fans are still behind them, but questions are starting to be asked. they needed a fast start against hungary — and they didn't get it. the visitors ahead with their first attack. more questions for him to ponder. but his team barely answered any of them. they struggled to create any clear—cut chances of their own, and eventually hungary made them pay. this was as close as england got to their first goal from open play in four matches. harry kane, so often the saviour — not this time. but still, it would get worse. firstly with this rocket of a finish, and the

it is more remarkable that kate has embraced it. she comes from a middle—class family and is not to the manor born and when she married william there was a lot of how will this girl from a middle—class origins fit in and become a future queen? the answer to the question now is how can the house of windsor survive without kate? she has absorbed her role with such kind of remarkable poise. it is interesting because this is a time so different from the 1950s when the queen became queen, where everybody puts their opinions about everything everywhere. and yet it is a job and a role that demands that you do the opposite. will the monarchy inevitably with the next generation, charles and beyond him, william, who will be the first digital king, i guess, will the monarchy change? how will it adapt? will it change to survive or flourish? the question is how relatable can the royals be without losing so much mystique they are boring to everybody? that is the route the european monarchs have gone. they are so ordinary to people that nobody

it is more remarkable that kate has embraced it. she comes from a middle—class family and is not to the manor born and when she married william there was a lot of how will this girl from a middle—class origins fit in and become a future queen? the answer to the question now is how can the house of windsor survive without kate? she has absorbed her role with such kind of remarkable poise. it is interesting because this is a time so different from the 1950s when the queen became queen, where everybody puts their opinions about everything everywhere. and yet it is a job and a role that demands that you do the opposite. will the monarchy inevitably with the next generation, charles and beyond him, william, who will be the first digital king, i guess, will the monarchy change? how will it adapt? will it change to survive or flourish? the question is how relatable can the royals be without losing so much mystique they are boring to everybody? that is the route the european monarchs have gone. they are so ordinary to people that nobody

charles: thank you kate. now are going to move on to our daily fact checking segments with catalina on set with us. in today's segment, we will analyze satellite images of the agricultural or in ukraine. tell us more. catalina: the offensive of the war on ukraine there is an agricultural war at stake. it is currently seeing green exports paralyzed. three russian ships have been identified to be transporting stolen grain from ukraine. one of these vessels is being tracked by an investigative project called to crime. we have the first image taken from may 18 of the russian ventral whose journey began in the port located in russian occupied crimea, loading what seems to be tons of grain. then some days later we have this image of traffic, a global ship tracking provider, indicating that the ship which left the port towards the beirut and finally on may 27, the satellite image provided by planet indicates that the mattress dart in the port in syria. and here is the russian a pistol -- ship docked in syria. this i

>> reporter: for the news, i'm kate snow. >>> 55 seconds left on our race to the finish. the cost of borrowing going up the fed chair, jay powell, set to announce another interest rate hike tomorrow in an attempt to beat back inflation. >>> voters heading to the polls in five states today primaries in maine, south carolina, north dakota, and nevada plus a tight special election in texas for a congressional seat polls have already closed in south carolina they're about to close in maine. >>> and the january 6th committee has postponed until next week its hearings scheduled for tomorrow, but the hearings set for this thursday is still a go and now you know the news of this tuesday, june the 14th, 2022 i'm shepard smith. follow us on instagram and twitter on @thenewsoncnbc and listen on apple, spotify or your favorite platform. for all of us here, thanks for checking in. we hope to see you back here tomorrow night for "the news" on cnbc do you have a life insurance policy you no longer need? now you can sell your policy - even a term policy - for an immediate cash payment. w

and a bit of a variation, kate bushis and a bit of a variation, kate bush is given a rare bbc interview, explain her delight at her 1985 hit getting to number one in the uk singles chart. # be running up the road, # be running up that hill. blast from the past for many of those, but it has a lot of new fans now many years after it was in the top ten, after it featured on the netflix drama, stranger things. speaking to woman's makaurau, kate bush said she thought the track would get some fresh attention but didn't imagine it would be anything like this. and if you want to hear a bit more from kate bush, you will get that on the website. that interview is available on there. 0ver over the past few days we have seen temperatures rising. 0n seen temperatures rising. on wednesday temperatures reach 20 degrees in london. here in aberdeenshire, 26 was the warmest day of the year so far in scotland. the next few days are going to turn cooler, temperatures will be dropping, turning once at all. we have more rain in the forecast as well. we still have some cloud in the north and north—west of s

i'm kate bolduan. "ac 360" starts now. >>> good evening. we begin with the effort to discredit cassidy hutchinson's testimony before the house january 6 select committee and effort to destroy the credibility of a 26-year-old woman who had the courage to do what the former white house counsel and president's own chief of staff do not have to courage to do. two days after telling the committee hathat the former president of the united states sent a mob of people some of who he knew to be armed to the capitol, she is being attacked by the president and his defenders. men like jim jordan whose republican members are

i cannot have a kate _ brought over the years. i cannot have a kate bush _ brought over the years. i cannot have a kate bush tribute - brought over the years. i cannot have a kate bush tribute act i brought over the years. i cannot i have a kate bush tribute act without asking you to sing. could you do a little bit of running up that hill? i will do a tiny bit for you. # i'll make a deal with god. # i'll make a deal with god. # i'd get him to swap our places. # i'd get him to swap our places. # be running up that road, be running up that hill, be running up that building. running up that hill, be running up that building-— running up that hill, be running up that building. fantastic. i now know i will have that _ that building. fantastic. i now know i will have that song _ that building. fantastic. i now know i will have that song in _ that building. fantastic. i now know i will have that song in my - that building. fantastic. i now know i will have that song in my ear i that building. fantastic. i now know i will have that song in my ear the l i will have that song in my ear the

william and kate are also introducin: morning. william and kate are also introducing the _ morning. william and kate are also introducing the children _ morning. william and kate are also introducing the children now... - introducing the children now... prince louis has stolen the show as far as i can see. 0ne prince louis has stolen the show as far as i can see. one of the iconic images we have is the queen talking to prince louis, explained to him what's going on, only four years old, he's still kind of feeling things out, getting to know what's going on, so the older generation talking to the youngest and helping them get to know what is happening it's really sweet and touching and i think that will be an iconic image that resonates through the years. that little image of prince louis on the balcony with his hands over his ears, sometimes it takes little moments like that to humanise an institution like the royal family. exactly. it's a family business so to speak in the subjects he does human moments, that helps with their pr, their visuals, their optics, and reminds people they

more layoffs amid this crash, kate >> reporter: shep, that's right. the backdrop is bitcoin. the largest and original cryptocurrency has seen a dramatic drop. its price has been cut in half and that is spilling over to coinbase a recession is not great crypto.com gemini, blockfi all companies trimming their workfor tightening their belts and preserving the storm to weather the storm that's coming. fears of recession and things like higher interest rates industry specific news including a crypto company called celsius freezing customer's ability to withdraw money that has been shaking investor confidence there are some diehards that believe in the long-term potential. >> bitcoin will lead the markets back out of this fed hike. the moment the fed flinches, the moment powell pauses because the economy is really starting to roll over, they're going to see bitcoin explode more >> reporter: and, shep, some investors are now just searching for a bottom and they see this as an opportunity to buy at discounted prices. >> crypto has been volatile. now there are celebrity endorsements h

>> reporter: for the news, i'm kate snow. >>> 55 seconds left on our race to the finish. the cost of borrowing going up the fed chair jay powell set to announce another interest rate hike tomorrow in an attempt to beat back inflation. >>> voters heading to the polls in five states today primaries in maine, south carolina, nevada and a tight special election in texas for a congressional seat polls have closed in south carolina they're about to close in maine. >>> and the january 6th committee has postponed until next week its hearings scheduled for tomorrow but the hearings set for this thursday is still a go now you know the news of this tuesday, june 14th, 2022 i'm shepard smith. follow us on instagram and twitter @the news on cnbc and listen to news podcasts on apple, spotify or your favorite podcast platform ecng il of us here, thanks for chkin. we hope to see you back tomorrow night for the news on cnbc ♪♪ we all need a rock we can rely on. to be strong. to overcome anything. ♪♪ to be...unstoppable. that's why millions rely on the strength and financial guidan

i'm kate bolduan. the january 6th committee laying out its case that donald trump was at the center of a conspiracy to overturn the 2020 election results and responsible for inciting the violent capitol insurrection. republican vice chair liz cheney declaring the committee has evidence that trump tried to subvert democracy to stay in power. >> all americans should keep in mind this fact, on the morning of january 6th, president donald trump's intention was to remain president of the united states despite the lawful outcome of the 2020 election and in violation of his constitutional obligation to relinquish power. over multiple months donald trump oversaw and coordinated a sophisticated, seven-part plan to overturn the presidential election and prevent the transfer of presidential power. >> there was also previously unseen video they played from trump's top advisors including former attorney general bill barr. he said in no uncertain terms that he told trump that his rigged election claims that they wer

most famously, kate moss testified from her property in gloucestershire, testifying on video link to answer the claims that amber heard's team suggested that johnny depp had pushed kate moss down the stairs in the caribbean many moons ago, only for kate to say that was not the case, she had slipped, and it was johnny depp coming to the rescue. you were here and of testimony like that from people from all over the country really in support of johnny depp david time will only tell in the next few minutes as to when the judge makes his decision in this case. lewis: we will hear the verdict of the jury in just a few minutes, as we hear the judge same to everyone in the court room, don't go too far. interestingly, she also said at the beginning, this is a court of law, serious procdings. this is not a time for big reactions. she preempted any reactions emotional or otherwise to what would be said in court by saying this would be appropriate. it's a reminder of that balance. of course this is show business, hollywood, these are hollywood stars, but this is also real-life. really painful an

documentary premiering tonight tells the story of one of the city's true crime stories, the murder of kate steinle. of the public defender's office will be here to talk about "ricochet." first, our work in building a better bay area means learning from our past to make it a better place to live for all. today, california's reparations task force is taking a groundbreaking step forward -- releasing a report documenting the harms perpetrated by the state against black americans, making recommendations to address those wrongs. joining us now to talk about that as the chair of the task force, camilla moore. tell us about the report. what are some of the recommendations included in it? >> thank you so much for having me. it's been an honor and privilege to co-supervise the release of this monumental and historic report, alongside my eight other esteemed task force members. this has been a year-long effort. this report is over 600 pages long. it chronicles the harms against the african-american community. starting with vice chair brown, who the san francisco longtime resident says is the origina

william and kate following them on charles' passing. prince edward the youngest of the queen's son wife sophie. and their children. then princess anne who is the second child, the only daughter of the queen. she will be with her husband vice admiral, a fine man. two dukes. the duke and duchess of glouster prince richard and brigitte. and princess alexandra. so, they have all got various title,s prince, duke, whatever. the bottom line with the duke they all look george the fifth. but they're the ones who are what the queen has decided on the working royals. it's a really significant move. i want to say one thing about andrew's children beatrice and ujaney who i know very well. delightful young ladies who, through no fault of their own, have now been expunged from the balcony. >> ainsley: because their father was excluded. >> piers: father caught up in sex scandal where he obviously two months ago paid a young woman who had accused him of sexual assault millions of dollars to settle a case without any admission of liability. certainly ove

and camilla and william and kate's children cheered by the crowds heading back to buckingham palace to pay their respects to the queen. back on the balcony the queen smiling and a perfect 70 in the air from the royal air force, surrounded by four generations of royals, william and kate's son prince louis' reaction to the flyover stealing the show his mother and great grandmother amazingly relaxed. did you see her? >> we saw the queen in the distance it was all amazing. >> oh, it was absolutely brilliant yeah, really was great. >> reporter: late todath lighting a beacon. a day when the past was acknowledged with pride, the future faced with purpose and still overseeing it all monarch and matriarch now in her eighth decade, queen elizabeth ii the event the queen will miss tomorrow, a service at st. paul's cathedral which would have meant so much to her. her absence will be truly felt tom? >> keir simmons with that major update tonight. keir, we thank you for that and be sure to check out keir's podcast "born to rule, when charles is king" out now. >>> tomorrow marks 100 days since rus

let's talk - about one very cool lady, kate bush. she is no tory astley reclusive, i was lucky to go and see her concert in tanner smith a few years ago —— she is notoriously reclusive, i was lucky to go see her concert in tanner smith a few years ago. running up that hill is like an anthem for so many people. told me through your process to get that for stranger things. it was very organic. in the early stages, pre— pandemic when the duffers were writing the script for the shows. they wanted a song that would represent max through a few episodes. in the script it was marked as "tbd max song". they reached out, they were brainstorming, and they were brainstorming, and they wanted to find that key song that tied the stories together, that represents max, because if you rememberfrom season three, but those of you that watched, she is coming into this season, she has had a lot of trauma going on, she has had the loss of her brother, she has been through so much, and she is starting this season feeling very, kind of misunderstood,