i'm james brown. millions are in the path of hazardous winter weather from snow and ice in the south to an arctic blast that is bringing bitterly cold temperatures and dangerous wind chills in the northeast. plus, the suspect in a violent kidnapping is now tied to a double murder. but first, family, friends, and dignitaries gather in memphis to mourn the death and celebrate the life of tyre nichols. vice president kamala harris delivered an impassioned speech saying the 29-year-old was killed at the hands and feet of those whose job it was to keep him safe. civil rights attorney ben crump, who represents nichols' family, delivered a call to action, saying the officers couldn't see the humanity in tyre, even as he lay helpless on the ground. cbs's elise preston is in memphis and will start us out tonight from inside the church. good evening, elise. >> reporter: j.b., good evening. loved ones remember tyre nichols as a man who touched people throughout his life. that legacy now carries on even in his de

james: mr. secretary, is the future of climate change policy, where you are in brazil, or where -- or is it here in the u.s., and the state of florida where bolsonaro, trump, and desantis are all making degrees of effort to take national office? they would have very different climate policies from yours. sec. kerry: we already saw the climate policies of president bolsonaro, and certainly of president trump who pulled out of the paris agreement. but i believe the world has made a decision that. this is not something that one person in one country and politics or otherwise is going to be able to turn around. the ford motor company, general motors, many other companies in europe, per sadie -- mercedes, porsche, they have made decisions to produce electric vehicles. by 2030, 50% of vehicles sold in the u.s. will be electric. by 2035, the goal is to be 100% electric. that is the goal president biden has set. ford motor company and general motors will not spend billions as theyave to transform their

james? >> james: ed o'keefe at the white house. now to the severe weather, nearly 26 million americans across the south are under winter weather alerts. in texas, at least eight deaths are blamed on the unforgiving ice storm that also knocked out power to hundreds of thousands. jason allen from our cbs station kt vt is in fort worth. >> reporter: the massive winter storm continues to cripple the south, covering dallas in dangerous sheets of ice. some stuck drivers had to use muscle power to get their cars back on the move. >> i need a formula for my newborn, so. [laughs] i have a little bit left, but just in case the roads are bad tomorrow i wanted to get some more. >> reporter: ice weighing down trees and branches, leaving guards and streets littered with broken limbs and down to lines. widespread power outages leaving more than 300,000 people in the dark. a dallas-fort worth international airport, 75% of flights are canceled. despite the headaches... >> oh, my god. [laughs] >> reporter: summer having fun. turning roads into rinks

james triplett we don't know a lot about james history, but he or seems to have been a free black man because he was hired joseph street to work in the u.s. indian agency, see the top ledger shows that james triplett was paid for his services for a year as laborer. so in that he was paid, assumes that he is a free man because everyone else that is listed as receiving pay for services at that time is also free and the one name on the list, which is four, is francois du koch yet. and that's mary and mabuza's eldest son. and francois is blacksmith at the u.s. indian agency, james triple a later goes on to help with the construction of fort winnebago. at the portage comes back to prairie to shane. he then receives a promotion so to say as he is hired as the stryker the person that helps the blacksmith and so james is very much a part of the family and james and patsy have five children. james london obviously named for the man who signed an indenture with patsy henry harrison louis and isaac newton henry harrison is one of patsy's son and 1827 one of joseph street's daughters marries a li

james: it is a good question. if you look back to 2014, scotland held a referendum on whether or not it should become independent or cced from the rest of the united kingdom after the union with england, which dates back more than three centuries, and by 55% to 45%, the people of scotland opted to stay within the u.k. a lot has changed since, not least the decision by voters from across the u.k., and against the wishes of voters in scotland, to leave the european union, so that represented something of an opportunity for miss sturgeon to advance her because. where are we now? we have a situation where the country is more or less split down the middle on independence. mr. ross might say it is more divided than it was in 2014. it shows no sign, whoever is the leader of the scottish national party, of going away. host: james cook, many thanks for joining us. nine days after the deadly earthquakes that hit the eastern mediterranean region, thousands of syrian war refugees who fled to turkey have lined border ossings i

james waterhouse — much worse can it get? james waterhouse for _ much worse can it get? james waterhouse for us _ much worse can it get? james waterhouse for us in - much worse can it get? james waterhouse for us in kyiv, - much worse can it get? james| waterhouse for us in kyiv, and much worse can it get? james - waterhouse for us in kyiv, and steve rosenberg in moscow, thank you very much indeed. at least six people have been killed in the latest earthquake to hit the border region of turkey and syria. yesterday's tremor — with a magnitude of 6.3 — prompted a fresh wave of panic in the area. it came two weeks after the first quakes that killed more than a4,000 people. many buildings that had been weakened then have now completely collapsed, and rescuers are once again searching for people trapped under rubble. our correspondent anna foster reports now from southern turkey. well, millions of people have lived these last two weeks in a state of real fear and trauma after those earthquakes and after everything that has happened subsequently, they've lost friends and l

king james is crowned lebron james shot in history. at age 38 lebron james sets the all time scoring title. what he said after the game. is he the greatest of all time? plus the new survey revealing the most stressful time of the day. see if you agree and the moment of kindness the police officer is anything i can do to help you. could use a hug. i'll give you a hug, much needed hug. news in new york. this is america this morning. good wednesday morning, everyone i'm andrew denberg and i'm jacqueline lee. we begin with reaction overnight to president biden's state of the union address. at times, it was contentious and even combative president was heckled by republicans who said he was misrepresenting their position on medicare and social security cuts. some republicans shouted, calling biden a liar. but sources say the white house's cheering biden's performance he spent much of his speech on the economy explaining why he's optimistic. faith of bubi has more from washington faith. good morning. hey good morning to you, andrew. there wer

. >> lebron james. >> lebron james se convierte en el mayor anotador de la nba desde hace mÁs de 3 dÉcadas. >>> bienvenidos y gracias por acompaÑarnos el presidente biden se enfrentÓ anoche a su segundo examen general sobre el discurso de la naciÓn en que pidiÓ a sus rivales polÍticos que le ayuden a terminar el trabajo hablÓ de sus logros econÓmicos y muy poco de migraciÓn javier vega muy buenas tardes. cuÉntanos >>> quÉ tal vanessa? un discurso del estado de la naciÓn que fue de la ovaciÓn hasta el bipartidismo y tambiÉn interrupciones. de cara al 2024. >> el congreso dividido recibiÓ con un aplauso unÁnime al presidente joe biden en el segundo discurso del estado de la naciÓn quiÉn quiso entender con el nuevo presidente de la cÁmara de representantes >>> biden pidiÓ a ambos partidos unirse para sacar adelante los temas fundamentales algo en que estuvieron de acuerdo los republicanos protestaron airadamente. >> cuando dijo que algunos quieren acabar con medicaid y el seguro social lo que desatÓ la polÉmica >>> absolutamente es una mentira la realidad es que no quiere

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but james scott didn�*t exist. his real name was greg wilson, an unemployed former soldier living 28 miles away from her with a wife and three sons. he told me he�*d had a vasectomy. he told me the hospital, the consultant�*s name. you can imagine my surprise two months later when i fell pregnant. james claimed it was a miracle. he then registered the child under his false name. james went and registered his name as the father, "james scott, firefighter", so my son has a surname that we couldn�*t alter because he was given a surname that didn�*t actually exist. wilson convinced coleen�*s sister and others to invest in a restaurant project using more lies. he was so manipulative. he had an interior designer. he had an architect involved to do some conversions. all these people were working believing the stories he was telling them and none of them ever got paid. coleen was now living with a man she knew as james, but wedding plans were delayed and, after 2.5 years of deceit, his lies began to unravel. we w

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james: the u.s. treasury secretary janet yellen made a surprise visit to kyiv to meet ukrainian leaders and reaffirm american support. she announced the transfer of $1.2 billion in aids, part of a package of $10 billion the u.s. has pledged to ukraine before the end of the year. the biden administration has provided $13 billion in economic aid since russia's invasion last year. our visit comes a week after president biden made his own unannounced trip to the ukrainian capital, and she echoed the president's message of what was described as unwavering commitment to ukraine for as long as it would take to win the war. to the middle east now. tensions are running high after israeli settlersttacked palestinian villages in the west bank setting fire to houses and cars and leaving one man dead. the rioting lasted several hours and it came in response to the killing on sunday of two jewish settlers near the city of annapolis where 11 palestinians were killed in an israeli raid last week. art middle eastern

dazzled the frenetic star-studded crowd >> james lays it in! he is a basket away now. >> reporter: in 26 minutes, he dropped 36 points, a scoring title so lofty neither jordan nor bryant could reach the height of lebron in a new essay, abdul jabbar writes, when one person climbs higher than the last person, we all feel like we are capable of being more kareem's career wasn't just legendry but inmortgagelized here james won four championships with three franchise, but off the court his commitment to social justice and helping the underserves make him a real winner and now another crowning achievement fitting for the king miguel almaguer, nbc news, los angeles. >> one of the few who truly lived up to all of that hype >> and still going can you imagine that one magic number that's out there? it could [ coughing/sneezing ] [ door knocking ] dude, you coming? because the only thing dripping should be your style! plop plop fizz fizz, with alka-seltzer plus cold & flu relief. also try for fizzy fast cough relief! this week is your chance to try any -

rain and james. maybe go out for a walk before the afternoon because it is calm right now here at golden gate. >> edc cloudy skies. but today's weather at this week we have we do have some active weather on tap. get to that in a bit. but let's show you your temperatures right now. widespread mid 40's to upper 40's across the bay area. >> 49 for fx. 48 and the but temperatures are expected to dip as we move on through the week. we want to give talk about the winds, though. so as i mentioned this afternoon, to start today, 01:00pm until wednesday tomorrow, 01:00pm there is a high wind advisory for the entire bay area. so we're talking wind gusts from 25 to 35 miles per hour. and even gust up to 65 miles per hour for the higher elevations. so just be careful if you're driving over those bridges, potential damaging winds with those trees and power lines and just dress in layers as you head out the door stormtracker 4 showing those calm conditions right now. just maybe some cloud cover across the area. fu

good morning, olivia. >> good morning, james. happy tuesday, everybody coming up today on live in the bay. we continue to honor black history month when we meet the founder of the first kenyan american winery in the u.s. based in alameda county. how this award-winning wine could be on your table just in time for dinner. then you heard him on stations all over the bay. rapper young bari joins us in studio to chat his music collaboration. ys and what's next. plus, one family get away for 4. we have the details on how you could win a pacific northwest. a vacation. and as always, we want to hear what you have to say about our question of the day. so go ahead and scan that qr code in honor of national pancake day, which is today. we're asking where is the best place to get breakfast in the bay? let us know now. and it could be read live in the show at 01:00pm right here on kron 4. and i really need to hear these because i am a big breakfast girl that you need i'm most experienced a nice base. i got to recommendations for you. one is t

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james pass kareem abdul jabbar to become the league's new career scoring leader, james did it late in the third quarter against the oklahoma city thunder. abdul jabbar, also a former laker held the record for nearly 40 years, james making that 10 ft. fadeaway to get his 38,388 point and people shell down a lot of money to witness that moment in history. some seats were selling for $25,000 each interviews, joe fonzi will have more on the record breaking night and lebron celebration tonight in sports. calm the arrest made in connection with a gruesome attack on a bart train. also a uc berkeley student thought he was having a first date but ended up getting robbed . what happened coming up a little later tonight. first, though a new report says money is facing a $130 million deficit , how the agency could address the shortfall. i'm a vegas hotel. i know what you're thinking - it's cool, i don't want anything too serious either. just a fun, spontaneous thing. i'm looking for someone who will let loose. dress up a little. see a show. order the steak and the lobster. some people say i'm exc

oh that the ron james on. he is only one player on the court where there needs to be 5 players at anthony davis in and out with injury on had russell westberg on the tail end of his career point in consistently. pieces of that line up really aren't talented. so although revealed the top 5 scores in the history of jabar, lebron james wallace, colby bryant, all the lakers, the lakers right now are, are in a position to not make the playoffs. again, i know the project has been very frustrated with not having any movements at the trading deadline to be a big boss, rob that talent. i'm so the lakers are in trouble, and i don't that lebron james him being a winner or championship. someone doesn't want to in his career on a know where he's not making the playoffs, even though he's still a great score than out on the national association. where would you rank came xavier. you've mentioned to call the brian, you've mentioned kareem abdul jabbar. where, where do you rank him? the list of all these greatest scores? yeah.

more. james, we will talk later about the legacy _ may even matter more. james, we will talk later about the legacy and - may even matter more. james, we will talk later about the legacy and some . talk later about the legacy and some of those who might be wanting to succeed, but for now, thanks very much. the challenges facing the incoming first minister, whoever that is, are considerable. the scottish government is responsible for major areas of domestic policy, including health and education. the state of the nhs in scotland is a cause of deep concern, and the issue of pay for public sector workers is proving to be just as challenging here as it is in england. but nicola sturgeon's supporters point to her undisputed record of success in five elections to holyrood and to westminster. our scotland correspondent lorna gordon has been to greenock to talk to people about their response to nicola stu rgeon's resignation. greenock in inverclyde, on its quiet high street the news and noise surrounding nicola sturgeon's resignation has been filtering through. i'm sad, i nearly cried. really? y

. >>> and all hail the king, lebron james earning his place in nba history. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt >>> good evening, and welcome, everyone. the clock and the calendar say time has nearly run out to find survivors in the rubble of the massive earthquakes that rumbled across turkey and syria, but heart and raw determination tell another story as rescuers continue to pull people out alive. there, of course, is no escaping the soul-crushing reality of more than 12,000 lives lost in the two countries. in syria mass graves are being dug. tonight across the quake zone, families, children separated in the disaster waiting and hoping for their own miracles to emerge from the rubble of collapsed buildings. the work and the wait made more difficult by falling temperatures and a pace of relief humanitarian efforts that turkey's president tonight acknowledges have fallen short tonight, our gabe gutierrez and his team have made their way closer to the quake's epicenter in southern turkey. >> reporter: tonight about 72 hours after those catastrophic earthquakes, mor

here is cbs' carter evans. >> lebron james, a shot at history, and there it is! >> reporter: a remarkable feat for the kid from akron. >> lebron stands alone! >> reporter: overwhelmed with emotion, lebron james thanked his family and fans. >> i would never, ever in a million years dreamt this even better than what it is tonight. >> looking for james, he's got it. >> reporter: the crowd went wild as lebanon sunk basket after basket. >> lebron fires a three. >> reporter: to beat the record held for 43 years set by kareem abdul-jabbar. there to watch it all. >> he had talent and class and determination. >> reporter: james wasn't even born when jabbar broke wilt chamberlain's previous record in 1984. today he congratulated the new record holder, writing "when one person climbs higher than the last person, we all feel like we're capable of being more." . >> everybody for king james. >> reporter: after the nba, the nba celebrated with his closest confidante. negative, one man comes through life by walking the journey alone. >> reporter: it's a journey that continues wi

james, good morning. are we all deluded? does the fed need to get its hawk on in snarl as john says this morning in an opinion column? are we to far over our skis on rate cuts by the end of the year? does he need to snog or coup this evening? james: would prefer to air on the side of snarling rather than cooing. i would agree that it has slightly evolved the message that we got from the ceo there. the biggest risk to markets is markets themselves are the reason that jay powell may need to push aggressively back is because not just there are cuts priced in the front end of the bond market. i think to some degree that is reasonable. inflation market is telling us that headline inflation will be 2.2% by the middle of this year. there are strong reasons to suspect that we are headed into a recession. ism services fell sniff kelly. new owners -- new orders fell by 10%. that will lead to a much less inflationary environment appeared the problem is what equities have taken from that message is the fed is not so hawkish. we have not

james has captured that honor four times. but in pro basketball, the overall scoring title is iconic. and to benedict, james stands apart in another way. >> he became a very strong voice for social activism on everything from gun violence to voting rights for people of color. those are the things, to me, that over the test of time, that's what's really going to stand out i think with lebron james. >> and he points out that at a very healthy age, 38, lebron james might be nowhere near being finished with his pro career. >> thank you very much. and to o

james knight. daubney, and also. james knight. i couldn't say well , what i couldn't say well, what a pleasure it's been debating with you. your father, but we've got the same time, same season. hello there. i'm greg you host and welcome to your latest broadcast from the met office . broadcast from the met office. over the next few days, high pressure remains firmly in charge. we will see some rain south over the next 24 hours, but settled is but generally settled picture is what we see. and we can see that high pressure on the synoptic charts just to the west of us at the moment, allowing these weather to slowly push weather systems to slowly push south. but every week in nature . should be light . so the range should be light and patchy. rain already and patchy. the rain already across scotland, northern england as we head through the evening clear skies evening time, clear skies further south, particularly central, parts of central, southern parts of england and wales will mean temperatures tumbling here, minus minus two celsiu

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. >>> king james is the king of scoring. lebron james broke the nba all-time scoring record in front of the hometown crowd. last night's game between the lakers and the oklahoma city thunder was stopped in the third quarter to honor lebron james. he share the moment with six time mvp wi, kathe record have on thi later this morning. i know we were expecting it, but it is really cool to see. what a moment! >> i was hoping it would happen saturday. not expecting kareem abdul-jabbar to make lebron james look short. [ laughter ] >> regardless of how you feel about lebron james, him going against the warriors, you do have to give it to him. this is great. >>> and the 49ers are moving quickly to fill the shoes of a major off-season departure. we will talk about the teams new hire. >>> we will talk about a date gone really wrong for a uc berkeley student. we have details on what happened when police got on the dating app. with reliable covid-19 results in just 15 minutes, everyone is making room for binaxnow in their medicine cabine

a second justice for james. a second unidentified flying object has been shot down by the us military, this time over canada. canadian forces will now recover and analyse the wreckage of the cylindrical object is believed to be similar to the chinese surveillance balloon shot down off the us coast. a week ago . off the us coast. a week ago. and harry styles dominated the brit awards last night, winning all four of those. he was nominated for, including album and artist of the year. the former one direction and star acknowledged what he called his privilege in his speeches. the annual music event at london's o2 arena faced a backlash over its gender neutral categories this year. it's after the best artist list featured male performers only on tv , online performers only on tv, online and on disney plus radio . this and on disney plus radio. this is gb news. back now to camilla while welcome back to the camilla tominey show, a little later, we're going to be speaking to these football chiefs. it's going to be real

lebron james, his shot at history. the nba's all-time scoring record now belongs to lebron james af!ter the game, lebron -- geoff:fter the game, lebron was asked by shaquille o'neal on tnt whether he now considers himself to be the greatest basketball player of all time. >> everyone's going to have their favorite. everybody's going to what brouge table, i know what i bring to the table every single night and what i can do out on this floor. i always feel like i'm the best to ever play this game, but there are so many other great ones and i'm just happy to be part of the journey. geoff: let's bring in greg anthony, a commentator and analyst for nba tv. and he's a former guard who played in the league for 11 years for the knicks, grizzlies, blazers and bulls. reg anthony, we appreciate you being with us. lebron james says that as far as he is concerned, he's the best ever play the game. you can't really argue with that, or can you? >> well, it's hard to argue with that. at times he can be polarizing, but i do think his accomplishments kind of set him apart. he has won four world champi

james freeman, lee carter, joe lavorgna, thank you so much for being here. have a great day, everybody, we'll see you tomorrow. ashley webster in for stuart this morning, take it away. ashley: good morning, maria, and good morning, everyone.

with that said, the facts are on the site of james comer. we have the facts because we have the laptop, right, brooke? >> we don't have the laptop. [laughter] no, but if james comer will issue subpoena by the 22nd, this is something, you are right, ashley, this could go on weeks and weeks and they will stonewall. but ultimately if hunter biden, james biden, eric swearing and other business associates to testify before the committee, the house has subpoena power and can bring these people in front of the panels. but ultimately i think james comer has said before republicans took the majority of the house and again despite what president biden's income of the american people don't care about this, james comer has said this is the committee's top priority right now and the republican investigations into hunter biden's business dealings, like i said, yesterday has been going on since 2019. but there has been federal investigations into hunter biden's business dealing since 2018. so, while democrats and the president can say this is a political w

hi, sasha. >> hi, james and darya. yes, a lot going on here in glendale today and through the rest of the week. now, last night opening night was, of course, huge for everyone for the media, for the players, for the coaches, kind of everyone. the only time other than the big game that they gather all in one room and kind of show their personalities. the fun side of this whole week, which there are a lot of fun things to talk about. of course, opening night did not disappoint people from all over came to ask questions to both the eagles and the kansas city chiefs, coaches and players, of course, did feel a lot of questions about the game itself. but there were a lot of fun questions as well about what everyone's favorite food is. what everyone's favorite music is right now. what they're listening aj brown of the eagles. he did actually get asked to try some spicy mexican candy, which is pretty big down here in arizona. a lot players were actually asked about cactus is well, which was funny. so quite a few experiences. t

make more of what's yours. >>> we're back with james carville, and as mentioned i want to ask james about the other part of what we heard from the opposition. rebutting biden's message on jobs and cooperation with a warning, you'll hear some of it right now, that america's in danger and rife with criminals. >> when world leaders ask me to define america, i say i can define it in one word, and i mean this. possibilities. >> our freedom is under attack, and the america we love is in danger. >> we have to see each other not as enemies but as fellow americans. >> after years of democrat attacks on law enforcement and calls to defund the police, violent criminals roam free while law-abiding families live in fear. >> we have to be the nation we've always been at our best, optimistic, hopeful, forward-looking. >> in the radical left's america, washington taxes you and lights your heart and money on fire. >> james, what did you think of the rebuttal last night on substance? >> she said something i totally agree with. she said it's not so much left and right, it's crazy and normal, and she's obvio

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. >> norah: finally tonight, lebron james has added another accomplishment to his resume. the nba's new scoring king. he broke the more than three decades long record last night and reignited the debate over whether king james is the greatest of all time. here is cbs's carter evans. >> lebron james a shot at history. >> reporter: a remarkable feat for the kid from akron. >> lebron stands alone! >> reporter: overwhelmed with emotion, lebron james thanked his family and fans. >> i would never ever in a million years have dropped this even better than what it is tonight. >> looking for james. he's got it. >> reporter: the crowd went wild as lebron sunk basket after baskets. >> lebron fires a three. >> reporter: to be the record that stood for 34 years, held by kareem abdul-jabbar, there last night watching it all. >> coming out of high school. him all the way through. he had talent and class and determination. >> reporter: james wasn't even born when jabbar broke wilt chamberlain's previous record in 1984. today, he congratulated the new record holder writing "when one person

frank pape beat james. while interrogate him about this murder and using odious racial slurs, the children came in to the living room crying screaming, seeing their parents being assaulted and the police officers assaulted as well. houston monroe, who was the eldest stepson of james monroe, turned 17 on that day, and he recalls that their screaming probably saved his father's life because they seemed like they were going to kill him. the officers then arrest james monroe, took him to the station, held him for hours without letting him see a judge, speak to a lawyer or have any phone calls. and then when the white woman couldn't pick him out of a lineup he was eventually released. so this a story on that we could be reading about in the news today it's also story that sounded eerily like the kinds of stories that prompted congress in the years after the civil war reconstruction to first pass this law that allowed people to sue for constitutional violations. amazing. absolutely amazing. and that's what struck