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Lake County deputies say it was his friend who initially reported him missing. Today, we're learning more about Michael Shaver.

Police are finding what are believed to be human remains.

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Now, the defense also confirms with me that they say her daughter will take the stand.

Judge Weller is recovering from gunshot wounds under guard in an undisclosed location.

Police say federal and local agencies are looking for Mack all over the Western United States.

Smile, y'all.

Thank you for calling the world famous Moonlight Bunny Ranch.

He was looking at me like, just standing here and just like, what is your name or something.

A break tonight in the Darren Mack case.

Earlier this week, Mack contacted District Attorney Dick Gamick by telephone and expressed a desire to surrender.

Reno police officials have been working with the FBI inside of Mexico to facilitate the return of Mac to the United States.

And Darren Mack has now stepped out of the vehicle.

The judge was rushed to the hospital in critical condition.

Family court Judge Chuck Weller shot while working in his chambers at about 11.

Police in Spokane, Washington have arrested a serial killer.

Two more women have apparently been murdered in Spokane County.

The day after Christmas 1997, 50 officers combed the crime scene.

The coroner removed the bodies for an autopsy.

A bicyclist spotted the body early this morning in a field on the south side of Fort Collins.

Doug Lehner is a free man today.

Richard Hirshfield remains on death row, but California now has a moratorium on the death penalty. David Hunt died during the trial without seeing his name cleared.

What are you thinking about right now?

How have you been getting through these last couple of weeks?

What's your greatest fear right now?

Do you have any regrets right now?

Where was this?

Everyone that knew him well just talked about how much he loved you.

What did you ask her?

And what did she say?

Es gibt eine große Suche nach einem Arizona-Mann, das wir hier in Newport Beach gesehen haben.

What if they try and point the finger at you and say you were involved?

23-year-old Jennifer DeLeon is now facing the same fate as her husband.

23-jährige Jennifer DeLeon ist jetzt potenziell mit dem selben Tod wie ihr Mann.

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It's very rare for a journalist to be involved in a trial of this magnitude and one that is certainly attracting national attention. Please be seated.

Testing 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6... Well, Michael, jurors have wrapped up their first few hours of deliberations in this case. They'll be returning tomorrow as they go behind closed doors once again and debate the future of Jane Dorotek.

Susan Wright has admitted to stabbing Jeff Wright 193 times.

It's been five days since 39-year-old Karen Tipton was murdered.

A strange turn of events in the Darren Mack murder case.

The prime suspect, Darren Mack.

It is a homicide investigation.

And we have another major story to get to now. The Darren Mack murder trial finally got started today.

For the third time in the past two years, the body of an Ann Arbor Ypsilanti co-ed has been found. The girl brutally murdered.

Karen Sue was dead, the victim in the seventh unsolved murder of college co-eds.

Mary Pleasure had been stabbed several times. 20-year-old Joan Schell, she'd been sexually molested and her throat had been slashed.

The body of an Ann Arbor Ypsilanti co-ed has been found brutally murdered.

Within a month, two more women would die.

This is Tuesday, August 8th in Georgetown County. The trial of Stephen Stanko started yesterday morning with...

There are 120 witnesses in this case. It's expected to continue for the next two weeks.

I believe even crazed rabbit animals have to be put down. I don't see where there's any difference in this case.

In all of our audience research, we saw George Kessler as our most popular personality. KBJR-TV news director David Jench. People felt like George Kessler was their friend.

He was seeing George's weather, and he felt that George was saying things to him, obscene things, threatening things. He felt George was threatening him through the TV.

A former pastor in Kerrville behind bars tonight accused of murdering his wife more than a year ago.

It's now in the hands of the jury.

Seven women and five men now deciding if the former preacher is guilty of killing his wife.

Los Angeles homicide detectives identify this man as Christian Gerhartsreiter from Bergen, Germany.

The man who called himself Clark Rockefeller has been charged with murder.

A massive search is underway downtown right now for 34-year-old Richard Tuitt. He escaped during the lunch hour just as jury selection began in his murder trial. A massive search is underway for 34-year-old Richard Tuitt. He was last seen wearing a white shirt, gray pants, and he's now clean-shaven. He escaped during the lunch hour just as jury selection began in his murder trial.

And the next thing they know, the lunch and Richard Tuitt were gone and the handcuffs were still there.

What did you say about Ms. Crowe? What's the first thought that went through your mind when the verdict was read?

Crime scene investigators have yet to leave the scene of the Heights home on Springfield, Egypt Road.

Blood, fingerprints, DNA. Where's the gun? Nobody wanted to put a man away for life, you know, without it.

Where are you, ma'am?

right outside of Boston, very affluent homes. There was no one there when we knocked on the door. So the day after the homicide, we were unsure if maybe the family was on vacation, out of state, out of the country.

Were they given the heinous act that occurred in New Haven the day before? Were they potentially kidnapped by their own son? Were they victims of another horrible crime?

He would tell them all the same thing. He said he's going for a test drive. I believe he said he was going on a camping trip.

Our task force found it on the ground.

The father said our son called, said he was in Connecticut and needed help. He asked us to bring cash. Then once we picked him up in Connecticut, he took the wheel, and then they take this very long drive down south.

And he says he's quiet, acting weird, doesn't really say what's going on. They make it down to Georgia. He pulls over and he gets out of the car and walks away. He said no words to them, just walked away from the car. That was their story.

Yeah, because this became so high profile so fast, it was just heightened.

That's a large sum of money that someone could use to get out of the country. They still have family in China.

At one point, Qinxin Pan's mother came to the clerk's desk late at night and asked to borrow his phone.

After she used his phone, she deleted the number from his phone.

But after almost a week of hunting, even that didn't seem to be working. We're going back to San Jose. Now back in San Jose, the marshals were getting ready to head home when suddenly... We got a bite.

Deputy Marshals Perez and Fernandez rushed back to Santa Teresa just ahead of a tropical storm. Local authorities in Santa Teresa had done surveillance on a hostel called Don John's, where the yoga instructor, the one who answered the online ad, was believed to be. It was now time for the marshals to make their move. So I walked up and I got in.

Caitlin Armstrong vanished, seemingly in the thin air, sparking what would become an international manhunt, first leading authorities across the United States and then eventually here to the beaches of Costa Rica. Along the way, she used multiple identities and changed her appearance, even getting plastic surgery. How smart was Caitlin Armstrong?

They decided that Deputy Marshal Perez would approach the woman alone. They didn't want to scare her off. He would pretend to be a tourist and try to get a really good look at her face.

Local police moved in to make the actual arrest. And soon, the marshals discovered why Armstrong had been so hard to find. She had been getting plastic surgery when they first arrived in Santa Teresa. At the hostel, they found a receipt.

In these side-by-side photos, you can see that Armstrong changed the shape of her nose.

The Marshalls took Armstrong back to Texas, where she was charged and held in jail. But just weeks before she was due to stand trial for the murder of Mariah Wilson, Kaitlyn Armstrong escaped again. Almost three weeks before her trial, former fugitive Kaitlyn Armstrong somehow managed to escape from custody.

On November 1st, 2023, Caitlin Armstrong's trial began. Her defense team did not respond to 48 Hours' request for an interview. Prosecutors told the jury that Armstrong had been tracking Mariah using a sports app called Strava. They said Armstrong's DNA was found on the handlebars of Mariah's bike that had been discarded in the bushes.

When it was the defense's turn, they pointed the finger not at Armstrong but at Colin Strickland. a theory that prosecutor Ricky Jones says is simply not true.

After a two-week trial... The defendant will please rise. It took the jury around two hours to decide Armstrong's fate.

One day after her conviction, Armstrong was sentenced to 90 years behind bars.

Today, in Kingdom Trails in northern Vermont, a place that was sacred to Mariah, a trail was built in her honor. It's called Mariah's Ascent.

Up-and-coming pro gravel bike racer Mariah Wilson, known as Moda Sum, appeared happy and enthusiastic just months before she was found murdered.

Lisa Gosselin-Lynn is the editor of Vermont Sports Magazine and Vermont Ski and Ride Magazine. She's also a CBS News consultant.

Lynn had been following the Vermont native's career for many months before her tragic death.

On May 10, 2022, just one week before her 26th birthday, Mariah arrived in Austin, Texas, to prepare for the Gravel Locos bike race, a race she was favored to win. Mariah stayed with a close friend in this Austin apartment. But the next evening, just before 10 p.m., the friend returned home and discovered Mariah, who had been shot multiple times.

Austin police officers Mark McLeod and Jonathan Riley worked the case from the beginning. Whoever shot her at that point stood over top of her and shot her at least once. As they canvassed the immediate area, police discovered a possible clue.

Mariah's expensive racing bicycle had been discarded in the bushes.

But that theory was quickly dismissed because there was no sign of a break-in. Then police learned that just hours before Mariah was found murdered, she was with another professional bike racer named Colin Strickland. They had spent the day together, and at around 8.30 p.m., he brought her home on the back of his motorcycle. Colin Strickland, who was 35, was considered a pioneer in the sport.

He had won some of the most prestigious races and was sponsored by the industry's top brands, like Red Bull.

Chris Tolley is friends with Colin Strickland. They met on the racetrack.

Talley said his friend had been popular with women. Strickland had briefly dated Mariah, but it was short-lived. He was serious with a woman named Caitlin Armstrong. The day after Mariah's murder, police visited and spoke to Colin Strickland at his home.

And investigators say when he agreed to go down to the police station to be interviewed, he didn't seem to hold back when telling them about the day he spent with Mariah, a day that would end up being her last. They went swimming, then they got food. Mariah and Strickland are seen here on the restaurant's security camera.

I know he's being transparent at this point during this questioning, but what he's saying is starting to sound a lot like a date. Oh yeah, 100%. Investigators had a lot of questions, and they would soon have more. On the night of Mariah's murder, police discovered an important clue on video from a neighbor's security camera. The video was taken just one minute after Mariah was dropped off.

The day after Mariah Wilson's murder, investigators quickly had an answer to who could have been driving that black Jeep that was seen on security cameras shortly before her death. Investigators had spotted a similar looking Jeep in Colin Strickland's driveway when they first spoke to him.

Caitlin Armstrong, Colin Strickland's girlfriend. Chris Talley says he knew her very well.

Armstrong had a background in finance and loved yoga. Armstrong and Strickland had been together for approximately three years and even lived together, but hit a rough patch and that's when Strickland briefly dated Mariah. Their relationship only lasted a short time before Strickland got back together with Armstrong.

When police asked Strickland about his relationship with Armstrong, he had a lot to say.

Strickland told investigators he kept Mariah's phone number under an alias in his contacts, and on that evening after he'd been out with Mariah, he texted Armstrong that he'd been running an errand and that his phone had died. That was not true. Investigators say there were other clues pointing toward Caitlin Armstrong.

A silent phone speaks louder in some cases than actions. Oh, absolutely. Strickland also shared that he had bought handguns for Armstrong and himself for personal security.

You're looking into this possibility of a robbery or a burglary, but parallel to that, there is this name, Colin Strickland. Sure.

That same day, investigators picked Caitlin Armstrong up on an old warrant for failing to pay for a Botox treatment. But investigators had to let Armstrong go. There was a problem. Armstrong's birth date did not match the date on the warrant. So the warrant wasn't valid and police didn't have enough to charge her with anything else. Two days after that interview, police got an unexpected call.

It was from a friend of Caitlin Armstrong. Police say the caller told them that Armstrong was so angry about Strickland's relationship with Mariah that she wanted to kill her. It was yet another indication that they were on the right track. A few days later, an arrest warrant was issued. But when police went looking for Caitlin Armstrong, she was gone.

U.S. Marshals got the job of tracking her down.

Damian Fernandez and Amir Perez are deputy U.S. Marshals. They joined Austin police officers Jonathan Riley and Mark McCloud on the case. The team, based in Texas, is known as the Lone Star Fugitive Task Force. With no sign of Caitlin Armstrong, the task force suspected Armstrong may have left town, headed for her sister Christy's place in upstate New York.

Their instincts were right. In upstate New York, another deputy marshal managed to track down Armstrong's sister.

When the task force checked outbound flights at Newark Airport, no reservations had been made in Caitlin Armstrong's name. But the team had a hunch. Because Christy told the deputy marshal in New York that she didn't know where her passport was. So they checked with her contact at Homeland Security.

The marshal suspected that Caitlin Armstrong had used her sister's passport to flee. Christy Armstrong later emphasized to authorities she did not give her sister the passport. She has never been charged with any crime related to this case. Marshals Amir Perez and Damian Fernandez arrived in Costa Rica a month after Armstrong.

Although they would have help from the Costa Rican authorities and U.S. State Department officers on the ground, they knew finding Armstrong was going to be a big challenge.

The marshals wouldn't tell us exactly how their intelligence gathering worked, but they believe that Armstrong had intentions of becoming a yoga instructor. Their team back in the States had managed to track down the phone number for an American businessman who they believed had connected with Caitlin Armstrong at some point.

Armstrong had cut her hair and changed its color. The businessman told them where they might find her.

This is Hakko, a popular tourist destination known for its nightlife and its beaches, and the perfect place to hide. It was the marshals' first real tip, so they rushed out here. They canvassed the area, combed through hours of surveillance video, but could not find a single sign of Caitlin Armstrong anywhere. It was a bust.

But the Marshalls had one more solid lead that would take them to a one-street town called Santa Teresa.

One month after Caitlin Armstrong disappeared, the US Marshals were in hot pursuit of her in another area of Costa Rica. A source had suggested she might have gone to a small village on the Pacific coast. The Marshalls took a ferry like this one to reach a remote peninsula. Once there, they drove by car through those mountains to the tiny town of Santa Teresa.

But when they finally arrived, they ran into an unexpected problem. If you get to Santa Teresa, was it easy to identify her there from the other people that were there?

And it turns out that advice was right. The town was full of foreign tourists, many of them who appeared to be into yoga. They kept hitting dead ends. Finally, they decided on one last tactic. They turned to a local Facebook page.

When the guilty verdict was read, Lori Leonard's family burst into cheers and sobs. But Sean Doyle showed little reaction.

Investigators are continuing to piece the case together now that they found Lori Leonard gagged and bound with duct tape. Leonard's decomposed body was found floating in a toolbox.

She was dealt a devastating setback today in court. That's when a judge ruled she would not get a new trial

Yes. Yes. A former daycare worker convicted of killing a toddler tries again today to be released from prison.

How would you describe what the parents have gone through? When somebody takes your child from you, I don't think there's any words to describe what they have gone through.

A new development tonight in the anthrax investigation. Dr. Stephen Hatfield's name became very public.

What does she have to gain from this?

This winter, investigators searched 10 ponds in the area, sometimes with divers. The media is being kept at a distance, but they came anyway.

Under orders from the FBI, engineers are draining a Maryland pond today. Investigators are looking for evidence in connection with the anthrax attacks of 2001.

One of the flashpoints in Africa. Tonight, the war against communist-backed guerrillas, a struggle the United States is watching with mounting anxiety.

The FBI conducted a number of searches today, including this one we're showing you right here. The apartment belongs to a former employee at Fort Detrick, the Army's biowarfare laboratory.

It's reported to contain the words, death to America, death to Israel.

This huge facility is now closed and likely to remain so. But 2,000 people worked here, and the authorities admit they have no idea just how many of these may have been infected.

Among the thousands of postal workers being checked out here today, there's real anger that while last week's staff on Capitol Hill were screened, they were not.

If the terrorist's intention is to spread fear and panic, then sending anthrax here to the very seat of government is certainly having that effect.

As the deadly bacteria have now turned up in the American capital.

In New York yesterday, there were 84 anthrax emergency calls in just seven hours.

The mayor tried to reassure the population this was just an isolated case.

One of President Bush's cabinet members says that, given the timing, he thinks it beyond coincidence that these attacks are not linked to the al-Qaeda network.

If the terrorists' intention is to spread fear and panic, then sending anthrax here to the very seat of government is certainly having that effect.

Good evening. Tonight we find ourselves in the unusual and unhappy position of reporting on one of our beloved colleagues who has contracted a cutaneous anthrax infection.

Another infection, this time at NBC News in Rockefeller Park. A media building in Florida was targeted. One man died.

It has been, as I'm sure a lot of you know, a very strange day here in New York. Investigators say it's too soon to tell whether the same person is responsible for the anthrax attacks in both Florida and New York.

Suddenly today, the anthrax scare that is sweeping this country turned up on its doorstep.

An NBC employee tested positive for what's known as cutaneous anthrax.

63-year-old photo editor Bob Stevens died from a form of anthrax.

State and federal disease detectives are now busy retracing the steps of Robert Stevens one day after the avid outdoorsman died.

His family's devastated. That's all that matters.

Now to the disturbing news from Boca Raton, Florida. Another person has been exposed to anthrax, a co-worker of the 63-year-old man who died Friday of an extremely rare form of inhaled anthrax.

The building shut down and the company's 300 employees told not to come to work after traces of anthrax spores were found in the nasal passages of a second employee and inside the building.

People here in South Florida are worried about possible exposure to anthrax now that one person has died and another has tested positive.

You can call it anthrax anxiety. Firefighters in both Miami-Dade and Broward counties responding to nonstop calls of people encountering mysterious substances.

Anything with a white residue inside are causing stores, streets, and buildings to be shut down and panic to erupt.

In Deerfield Beach, fire crews suiting up at the post office and locking up 40 people inside just in case they came in contact with some boxes that also had powder on them.

I want to stress two things. First of all, that this is an isolated case, and second, that this is not contagious.

But I do want to stress again.

The unthinkable happened today. The World Trade Center, both towers, gone.

At approximately 9 o'clock this morning, as law enforcement was moving through various sectors of the property, an individual without warning shot a Georgia State Patrol trooper.

Tonight, we know the name of the juvenile charged with murdering Milana Lee.

The Beaverton community is in shock after a missing 13-year-old girl was found dead.

The judges were also concerned he'd obstruct justice and intimidate witnesses.

The missing child is Lucia Blix, nine years old. Please, let her come back home safely. April 16th. The kidnappers plundered meticulously. If money is what it takes to get her back, we're going to pay it.

In a dramatic turn of events, federal investigators raiding two homes owned by hip-hop mogul Sean Diddy Combs.

Howard University under mounting pressure to cut ties with former student and rapper Sean Diddy Combs. The star is facing multiple rape allegations along with disturbing video surfacing that shows him beating his girlfriend. And this week, a new article claims Diddy assaulted another ex while a student at the HBCU.

Now, all they're saying is that the investigation has been ongoing for several months. Right now, they're not saying anything about any arrests or imminent, so we're waiting for them to give us more information.

I don't think people were in the least bit shocked that they found guns. I don't think they were shocked that they found substances that they believed to be drugs. Like, none of that was shocking.

What took social media by storm was the 1,000 bottles of baby oil. Diddy's lawyer then says that the baby oil came from Costco, and then Costco makes a statement and says, we don't sell baby oil. It's like, Costco is like, keep me out of this.

The headlines hit. People are looking up the articles. I'm like, I remember being out and about and seeing people on their phones actually looking up and reading like in real time what was going on. You've got pictures and video footage of his sons outside in handcuffs. And everyone is trying to figure out like what is going on.

We begin this hour with disturbing video. It's truly disturbing when you see it. This is exclusively obtained by CNN, and it really seems to support at least some of the abuse claims against Sean Diddy Combs.

It's all happening right there behind me. Now, the searches are being carried out at Diddy's properties as part of a federal investigation into human trafficking.

And again, you can see a lot of activity here, a lot of law enforcement. Again, Homeland Security out of New York is handling this, and they're being assisted by Homeland Security here in Los Angeles.

Disturbing video that shows Sean Diddy Combs kicking, shoving, and dragging his ex-girlfriend.

Tonight, heavily armed federal authorities raiding two homes belonging to legendary rapper and entertainment mogul Sean Diddy Combs.

It is Monday, May 12th, and we're about an hour away before the jury is finalized in the case against Sean Combs. There's quite the line. From what I've been told, people have been waiting outside since yesterday at 2 p.m. to get in when courts are supposed to start until 8.30.

Disturbing video that shows Sean Diddy Combs kicking, shoving, and dragging his ex-girlfriend.

In a dramatic turn of events, federal investigators raiding two homes owned by hip-hop mogul Sean Diddy Combs.

The final season of The Handmaid's Tale has arrived.

And the revolution.

Rebellion. Has begun. How many bodies are you going to throw in the fire? When is enough enough? When there's no one left to fight.

The Hulu original series, The Handmaid's Tale. New episodes Tuesdays, only on Hulu.

The missing child is Lucia Blix, nine years old.

Today's indictment on two counts of criminal possession of a weapon carry a possible 15-year prison sentence if Combs is found guilty.

Many are asking, does trouble find him or does he go looking for it?

Columnist Jack Newfield writes for the New York Post. He says the latest incident is merely the most recent event in a string of brushes with the law. There are those who say he's a target, he's a rich black man, he's an easy prey.

Nationwide flight ended for Christopher Boyce here at the Pit Stop drive-in in Port Angeles, Washington. He was eating a cheeseburger and onion rings when eight federal agents jumped him. Boyce was apparently living a triple life.

If you have ever felt foolish because you don't know one wine from another, relax. In a series of pending court cases in California, state officials say growers sold tons of cheap grapes, suitable for jug wines, to several large wineries, passing them off as expensive Zinfandel and Chardonnay grapes.

The state says a victim in three of its cases was Delicato Vineyards, which is said to be California's largest producer of white Zinfandel.

Yesterday, the FBI issued a nationwide alert based on information they received indicating the possibility of attacks using crop-dusting aircraft.

The director of the FBI and I just returned from a memorial service at the National Cathedral and wanted to take this time to give you a report.

The FBI requests that anyone who may have information about these individuals immediately contact an FBI field office or call the toll-free hotline.

All this coming just a day after the FBI warned Americans that another terrorist attack could be imminent.

The Florida man has contracted a very rare and potentially deadly form of anthrax.

The Florida man has contracted a very rare and potentially deadly form of anthrax.

As all Americans know, recent weeks have brought a second wave of terrorist attacks upon our country. The deadly bacteria have now turned up in the American capital. Deadly anthrax spores sent through the U.S. mail.

House of Representatives is closing offices today until— What is perhaps worrying Americans the most is that they still have no idea who is behind these attacks.

Another day of germ warfare and still no sign the worst case of bioterrorism in this country is close to being solved.

All rise, please.

Jessica Briggs was 16. Prosecutors say she was a prostitute and her former boyfriend, Anthony Sanborn, killed her on the Portland waterfront in 1989. Her throat had been slashed and she was also stabbed and her stomach was virtually cut out. Experts say Sanborn could not have possibly committed that kind of murder.

Criminal forensic profiler John Philpin, who's from Vermont, says in a court briefing, it is my opinion that Jessica went to the pier on the night in question and to meet someone in a sex-for-money transaction. Philpin went on to say the killer in the Briggs case took great pleasure in his actions.

He says Briggs was likely the victim of a serial offender who sought to own, terrorize, humiliate, and ultimately kill this young woman. I also suspect this was not his first homicide, nor was it his last. A former FBI profiler, Greg McCrary of Virginia, looked at the Briggs case too and says, that she could be one of the victims of the Connecticut River Valley Killer.

Police believe that serial killer is responsible for at least seven knife murders across New England back in the 1970s and 1980s. He's never been caught. McCrary says Briggs' death matches those of other victims of unsolved serial murders. He says the method and manner, quote, reflect an unusually severe underlying condition. psychopathology, typically evidenced by serially violent offenders.

Therefore, there is a likelihood that Ms. Briggs was the victim of a serial killer. Now, the profilers and the other players in this case will likely be called to testify when Sanborn's post-conviction review, that's what it's called, continues in Cumberland County Court on July 24th. His lawyer says that could go for seven days. Live in the studio, Jim Keithley, WMTW News 8.

This morning, several bodies, some with their heads decapitated, were littered around the city. 30 people have been killed in cult-related killings within the past week.

It's just unreal. Secret Service says nearly $100 billion in pandemic relief funds have been stolen. That adds up to about 3% of the cash handed out by the government. Most of the lost money is from unemployment fraud. Right now, the Secret Service says it has more than 900 active criminal investigations into pandemic fraud with cases in every single state.

There are no suspects at this time as police continue to canvas the neighborhood to find out if anyone knows more details.

Police arrived at the scene shortly after 5 p.m. yesterday and found Knutson in her bedroom.

No one was home when the Portlock house burned yesterday.

Kenneth and Santee Kimes were indicted this past summer on charges of violating immigration and anti-slavery laws.

Twisson turns a plenty today in the disappearance of 82-year-old Irene Silverman. Police are not sure where this investigation is heading.

That arrest came just hours after Irene Silverman last was seen.

Hope is fading tonight that Irene Silverman will ever be found alive.

The R.J. Donovan Correctional Facility, San Diego, California.

A transient found David Kasdan's body stuffed into a dumpster.

Hope is fading tonight. The suspect in her disappearance.

Outrage today in New Jersey over a perceived lack of progress solving a murder case.

This is very peaceful here. It is. I could see why they would want to come here on a day off.

This is kind of scary.

There's rotted out ties. We're so high up.

Police in Indiana are pleading for help to solve a double murder mystery.

This is Ron Logan's house. This is a guy with a sketchy past and some big accusations from women against him.

An update now, that fake social media profile shared by detectives investigating the murder of two young girls in Delphi.

Well, now for the very first time, we're hearing from the man whose pictures were stolen and used by that Anthony Schatz profile.

Arjeni Runovich talked with the former model and now current police officer in Alaska, who frankly was pretty shocked to see his face connected to this investigation in Indiana.

We've got breaking news coming out of Carroll County this afternoon. We have learned there is a verdict in the Delphi murders case. This is ridiculous.

Amazing. All in their honor.

A robbery in a nearby state. A man fitting the description of the carjacker has been spotted 100 miles north of Union in Salisbury, North Carolina. A sighting in a national park.

Tips continue to come in, but there's no sign of the 14-month and 3-year-old brothers.

Because we all united with the hope that we would find those little boys.

Would you have been better off had the state executed her?

She said a man forced her out of the car and sped off with the children.

You know, there was the question of, do you think she should die for killing them?

I remember Willard Scott crying on the Today Show during one of the weather breaks.

People were angry.

You know, there was the question of, do you think she should die for killing them? That got a lot of coverage, and there was a lot of discussion.

Opening statements of the trial of Susan Smith.

Would you have been better off had the state executed her?

I was six months into my second job.

I walked into the newsroom in the morning, and the assignment desk said, we hear there are two children missing in Union. Grab a photographer and go.

At that time, I remember thinking how shocking that was. You know, that's terrible. Surely we're going to find the kids.

I thought that he was very loving to her. I saw him put his arm around her, and I just remember thinking how nice that was.

The manpower is overwhelming.

My videographer flew in a helicopter with them as they flew over Long Lake, and I stayed down on the boat ramp.

They said they were searching that area because it was close to where she called for help, you know, knocked on the door.

It was a multiplying effect. First there were six journalists, then there were 12, then there were 24, then it felt like there were 250. The streets were lined with satellite trucks.

A carjacker with a gun took her car and with it... her two small children. The gunman did not harm them or ask for money.

Soon it will be 24 hours since they last saw their mother.

Look, Alex.

I think the release of the images of Michael and Alex swiftly added to the interest in the story. And I remember watching it in the satellite truck over and over and over and thinking, surely we're going to find Michael and Alex.

What started as a small town carjacking is now a massive search, first spreading into four surrounding states, now nationwide. Police are receiving calls from all over, one tip every minute.

A manhunt is spreading across this country for a man who pulled a carjacking Tuesday night.

What if that was my grandbabies? Everyone in the community came to look for Michael and Alex.

A mother's nightmare came true in South Carolina.

Okay, so they shot, then what happened?

We just found my mom. She's on the ground frozen. She's dead.

Okay, so they shot, then what happened?

Police found what they believed to be human remains.

Indicating the defendant.

He said on the count of three, he's going to hold him down. And he opened the door and he held his mouth, couldn't scream. And he started, he started stabbing him. I'm sorry. And he started stabbing him once.

Now take another good hard look at your screen. Jasmine is about five feet tall. She has several tattoos on her right arm and shoulder. Anyone with information on where Jasmine may be is asked to call the Chattanooga Police Department.

District Attorney Cody Womb argued for no bond, calling him a flight risk.

This takes it to a whole new level, this federal indictment accusing him of murdering his wife. If, in fact, he were convicted of that, he could potentially face the death penalty.

Sorry, when's the truck?

Ventura alleges that Combs not only raped her, but over the course of a decade, physically abused her. Ventura says Combs used his vast network to bring her back when she tried to escape his control and abuse.

Multiple sources tell NBC News Combs was in Miami during the searches.

And Combs... Music mogul Sean Puffy Combs was acquitted of all charges.

24-year-old Jonathan Hearn, a firefighter paramedic, is charged with first-degree murder. Sheriff's officials say Sabrina Limon, seen here with her husband Robert, planned his death with Hearn. And they say that Hearn and Sabrina Limon exchanged thousands of text messages.

Did you feel guilty about that?

EPS homicide detectives have arrested and charged a suspect in connection with the disappearance of John Bryant Attinger. The 38-year-old Attinger went missing on October 10th from the area of 40th Avenue and 57th Street. Charged with first-degree murder is 29-year-old Mark Andrew Twitchell. Twitchell was arrested yesterday without incident at a home in North Edmonton.

A huge manhunt and a nationwide police appeal led here.

Inmates in a Brooklyn federal jail crying out for help. Their desperation caused by what some say are freezing conditions inside the jail.

A huge manhunt and a nationwide police appeal led here.

Some 400,000 people have been displaced in North and South Kivu since the beginning of this year alone. Any such attack on Goma risks catastrophic impacts on hundreds of thousands of civilians, putting them at heightened exposure to human rights violations and abuses.

The High Commissioner appeals to all states with influence on the parties to impress on them the urgent need for an immediate cessation of hostilities.

Six o'clock, an off-duty Chicago police officer now cited with hitting and killing a nine-year-old boy riding his bike in West Rogers Park. Herschel Weinberger died Wednesday night after a pickup truck hit him in the crosswalk at Sacramento and Chase right by his house. The driver who stayed at the scene was that off-duty police officer. He's been cited with...

Two Columbia Air Force planes have touched down in Bogota carrying people who have been deported as part of Trump's immigration sweep. One of the planes...

The development comes after Colombia's president refused to allow U.S. military planes to land over the weekend, claiming the detainees on board were being treated like criminals. Trump quickly responded.

Sam Bankman-Fried was convicted of orchestrating what prosecutors are calling one of the largest financial frauds in history.

The PM's plans overshadowed by vicious attacks from the world's richest man. Elon Musk using his social media platform X to launch an onslaught against the PM, accusing him of being complicit in the rape of Britain for failing to tackle grooming gangs, while personally attacking one of...

It's a murder case that has stunned many here in Maryland and even grabbed national headlines. Jaina Murray was laid to rest this weekend after being killed in the yoga store where she worked.

Together no longer. Dubai's ruler Sheikh Mohammed al-Maktoum and his ex-wife, Jordan's Princess Haya, now fighting a custody battle in the high court.

He was famously a snitch. The rapper has been working with the feds as part of a plea deal. He was called out as a snitch online for that. Fellow rapper Snoop Dogg even went as far as to compare him to Martha Stewart, who spent five months in prison for insider trading.

Kylie Jenner has landed herself on the cover of Forbes magazine. The youngest ever self-made billionaire. Here's a question. Is it really self-made when you're born rich? Now Forbes says the Jenners have lied about Kylie Cosmetics revenue every year since 2016.

This is a CBS News special report. Dan Rather reporting from CBS News worldwide headquarters in New York. Good day. Los Angeles police are about to hold a news conference about the O.J. Simpson case. The district attorney's office filed murder charges against him today. The former pro football star is accused of murder.

Tonight, a mysterious shooting in the suburbs. A woman was shot in the head in front of her house. No suspect, no motive so far. Both neighbors and investigators are asking themselves the same question. Why? Why this neighborhood? Why this house? Why would anyone want to kill Mary Jo Buttafuoco? Jesse's last name is Buttafuoco.

Good night and party on! Party on, Wayne! Party on, Garth. It's Wayne's World!

That's wrong. I'm Bill Clinton, and I think you deserve a change.

In Los Angeles, jurors are hearing tales of sexual abuse, greed, and cold-blooded murder, and the trial of two brothers charged with killing their parents. In opening statements yesterday, lawyers for the two Menendez brothers claim they shot their parents in 1989 after years of abuse. But prosecutors say the real motive was money, an estimated $14 million inheritance.

A verdict in the trial of a murder suspect. The jury came back with a guilty verdict against James McWhorter early Saturday morning. McWhorter is the second person to go on trial in the robbery murder of suspected prostitute Cindy Kozad. McWhorter's lawyer says his client was just in the wrong place at the wrong time.

At approximately 9 o'clock this morning, as law enforcement was moving through various sectors of the property, an individual, without warning, shot a Georgia State Patrol trooper.

At approximately 9 o'clock this morning, as law enforcement was moving through various sectors of the property, an individual, without warning, shot a Georgia State Patrol trooper.

After 18 years of questions, investigators finally have some answers for the families and friends of the Freemans and Laura Bible. 66-year-old Ronnie Busick from Kansas is charged with four counts of murder, kidnapping, and arson in connection with the 1999 crime. Investigators believe two other men, Phil Welch and Dave Pennington, also took part in the murders. They've learned...

In December of last year, this box of case notes dealing with Ashley and Lord's disappearance was found in a closet in the Craig County Sheriff's Office. Investigators tell me it contained new information that helped convince them they were on the right path. There were also names of other people that might have important information.

Search Sophie Hartman's name online and you'll get a glimpse at the nightmare this mom faced for years. Called a liar and an attention seeker for trying to get treatment for her daughter's case of alternating hemiplegia of childhood. Hartman was charged.

The officials with the King County Prosecuting Attorney's Office tell me the evidence was not there for a felony case and it got dropped down to district court where it was eventually dismissed. Now in a lawsuit that I obtained, attorneys look to clear Hartman's name by targeting the people who they say made this mom out to be a villain.

The suit names employees of the Department of Children, Youth and Families, the Renton Police Department, Washington's court-appointed special advocates, and Seattle Children's Hospital.

In 2019, King 5 first met Sophie Hartman after she adopted two sisters from Zambia. She told us one has a rare neurological disorder called alternating hemiplegia of childhood, or AHC. At the time, Hartman set up a GoFundMe page to raise money for a wheelchair vehicle. Today, she faces second-degree assault charges against a child, her own daughter.

Kent County prosecutors are accusing Hartman of subjecting her daughter to medically unnecessary surgical procedures and restraints. Records say the girl underwent more than 474 medical appointments since 2016.

Very heavy police presence in Coral Gables. Specifically, we are looking at Old Cutler Road and Kendall Drive.

Is that it?

Her attorneys, John Marco and Zach Runyon, say weight is a protected characteristic in Michigan by law.

The lawsuit is filed. Since she posted the encounter on social media, other full-figured folks have reached out saying the same thing happened to them.

Neither do you. Who are you with? Who? I'm the one. I thought they died. Are they still around? I haven't read them in years. I thought they died.

All right, I'm down with that. Both of them are picked up by Joe.

Here's a live look at Boston, Massachusetts now as we check back in on one of our top stories, anti-Trump protests taking place across the country today after a tumultuous week, to say the least. on Wall Street and the economy. We want to point out, just a few minutes ago, we did show you a protest. We said it was Boston. It was not Boston there. It was an unrelated protest.

But what you are looking at right now is Boston. And from there, I can recognize this. This is the plaza right outside of City Hall in downtown.

Thanks, Caroline. A question that we've asked your predecessors of both parties in this job. When you're up here in this briefing room speaking to the American public, do you view yourself and your role as advocating on behalf of the President or providing the unvarnished truth that is not to lie, not to obfuscate to the American people?

Do you think going forward that this is an opportunity for the president to use his clemency power more broadly? I'm certainly given the kind of criticism he's likely to face over this, but to expand the array of individuals who are also offered clemency as his term winds down.

Well, can I ask a question? And it looks like your seatmates behind you think that this is very unprecedented to have someone be on television while they're boarding the plane. But we have talked a lot with you on MSNBC programs about the way that African-Americans and Latinos are often brought up in the drug trade and results in criminal convictions.

I'm not going back to Haiti. One of those threats is this illegal alien from Haiti. Ice says he's a gang member with 17 criminal convictions in recent years.

ICE Boston quickly takes down its next targets, including this illegal alien from Brazil who has an Interpol red notice for armed robbery. This Salvadoran illegal alien charged locally with rape and released by a sanctuary jurisdiction. And this Dominican illegal alien charged with assault with a deadly weapon and heroin trafficking.

Officers also arrested this Guatemalan MS-13 gang member facing gun charges. Ice says he was released from local custody just the day before. Their detainer request was ignored because of sanctuary policies. And in a sign of shifting priorities with the new Trump administration, this man, who was in the same apartment as the target, was also arrested after ICE determined he's also in the U.S.

illegally. This is what ICE calls collateral.

Bria and John, the government wanted Owen McIntyre to spend the time before trial behind bars, but the judge in Boston sided with the defense in this case, which cited multiple medical issues facing the 19 year old, including autism spectrum disorder, gender dysphoria and ADHD.

McIntyre's attorney argued the teen should be released citing serious and ongoing medical needs and treatments that could not or would not be provided while in federal detention. The defense filing says McIntyre is being treated for depression and since March has been receiving gender affirming care. That care would likely be interrupted or terminated in federal custody.

Suck it fascist? So much more fascist than me. Don't tell me what I said.

In Washington, D.C., a curfew has now taken effect from 6 p.m. Eastern tonight to 6 a.m. Thursday morning. We're going to continue updating.

Just in the last few moments, the BBC has confirmed that U.S. tariffs against China add up to 145 percent.

My head spun. That is including the existing 20% tariffs that were already imposed on the country at the beginning of the year.

Tributes are being paid this morning to the Friends actor Matthew Perry, who has died at the age of 54.

A widow in Tallahassee is now charged with conspiring to murder her husband.

A Brooklyn Bishop was robbed at gunpoint in the middle of his Sunday sermon today and it was all caught on camera.

The husband of a murdered South Jersey radio host is under arrest and now facing charges following a standoff with police.

Prosecutors now say Dr. James Kaufman arranged the murder of his wife and used a biker gang to carry it out.

Good evening. First tonight, Baton Rouge police searching for this man, 20-year-old Terryon Thomas, in connection with the death of William Nicholas Abraham.

Popular TikTok creator has been indicted in the September killing of a Baton Rouge therapist.

U.S. gold medalist Ryan Lochte and three of his swimming teammates say they were held at gunpoint when men posing as police swarmed their taxis.

Soul singer Marvin Gaye, whose career spanned over 25 years, including the birth of the Motown sound to the 80s, was shot to death yesterday in Los Angeles.

Okay, not sure what happened there. We will, of course, let you know as soon as we find out what those sounds were from.

A Bartlett police officer is out of the hospital after getting hit during that chase with a popular YouTuber accused of trying to kill him.

I have everything right here and it's all been falsified.

I've been sober from alcohol for 1,558 days. So to press me on a DUI, I'm a public figure.

If anyone dares try to test my mental confidence, I will eviscerate every single person with my intelligence right now. And that's not being egotistical.

1,444 days sober from alcohol today.

The woman who allegedly kidnapped a baby 23 years ago here in New York is finally under arrest.

An incarcerated actor who's probably best known for his role in the movie Austin Powers was in front of a judge once again today.

And you said that you were an actor. What do you do acting?

A Taiwanese internet personality has been arrested in Cambodia for allegedly faking an assault during a live stream.

A man reunited with his family 70 years after being abducted after he was found through a voluntary DNA swab test.

Brown wurde am 8. Februar verhaftet, nur Stunden nachdem er verhaftet wurde, dass er Rihanna schießt.

And here's her mugshot. State prosecutors say 47-year-old Ina Knoyer poisoned her boyfriend Stephen Riley Jr. with antifreeze on the false belief that she would receive part of a multi-million dollar inheritance upon his death. And the update on this story is that she eventually does admit to poisoning Stephen.

Tonight, the urgent manhunt in New York City after the CEO of one of America's largest health insurers was fatally shot in a brazen targeted attack.

International hunt for three young girls believed to be on their way to join ISIS.

New information tonight. Nearly 60 years after a sheriff's wife was shot and killed, the TBI exhumed her body and a deeper investigation into her death begins.

They were just like any other young family. The Partingtons of Surrey were looking forward to their summer vacation until their little boy vanished.

Our investigations over the past several days have now resulted in the discovery of two bodies, thought to be those of some of the seven children that have been reported missing.

Police discovered the body of a missing 12-year-old Surrey girl buried in a lonely Richmond peat bog. Christine Weller had also disappeared from her home, only to be found with 10 stab wounds.

Meta said today it would stop putting fact-checks on its website and just allow community... Well, I watched their news conference, and I thought it was a very good news conference.

Say it. Do you think he's directly responding to the threats that you have made to him in the past? Probably.

And finally tonight, some good news. U.S. federal authorities arrested the CEO of a Canadian communications company for supplying encrypted cell phones to criminal organizations, including the Mexican cartel formerly headed by El Chapo. Vincent Ramos, founder of Phantom Security, was arrested

Three nomads were shot in Marrickville. The Hells Angels Petersham Clubhouse was firebombed. A Rebels member was killed. Bandidos and notorious ambushed each other.

A shooting outside the Nomads Club near Penrith yesterday morning. The victim, an innocent newspaper deliveryman. Shotgun blasts from both sides of the car park left four Comancheros and two bandidos dead. A schoolgirl was shot dead in the crossfire.

Thank you, General.

Madam foreperson, did the jury decide come to a unanimous decision for sentencing on counts one two and three yes your honor if you would deliver the verdict for count one we the jury unanimously agree that the defendant shall be sentenced to imprisonment for life and did each member of the jury sign the form all right if that is each individual juror's verdict please raise your right hand

Let the record reflect, each juror raised their right hand.

For the last time, Joseph Fritzl took the long walk to court. A dozen policemen guarding a man who's received thousands of death threats. He looked every inch, someone ready to finally face judgment. This is the face of a man who's been broken. After the cameras had left, his lawyer told the jury it was the presence of his daughter Elizabeth in court this week that made him change his pleas.

Fritzl himself then addressed the jury. I'm sorry from the bottom of my heart, he said. Unfortunately, I can't change anything now.

And just a quick question for you. What were those last moments like before you captured him, before your team?

This whole nightmare started when we discovered a two page letter and Mitchell gave eight on your side a copy of a letter she says was given to her fifth grade child from their teacher.

It reads in part quote. You know I truly love you no matter what. That will never change. It's signed love and then the teachers name with a note encouraging the student to keep the A secret that 11 year old girls parents saw the letter and tell it on your side. They were shocked.

As a dad, where does your mind go from there? What does that even open the door for in your head?

But the student's father says he wanted that teacher to be fired.

Now, the fifth-grader's mother has her own message for Bay Area parents.

We are often, as parents, teaching our children to listen to our teachers, to be respectful, to follow directions. So that's what I had taught my daughter. and come to find out that that may or may not be the right lesson to teach our kids.

The John family is beyond frustrated as they move into day eight, wondering where 30 year old Jason John is.

The family of Jason has flown in from New York to get answered. His oldest brother, Renju, flew in from his home in Dubai to be with his family in Austin during this difficult time.

His family says they started to notice something was off when Jason didn't answer the family's weekly call on Sunday.

But alarm bells didn't really go off until Jason's family was told that he hadn't been back home at all on Sunday, leaving his dog Ruffles alone.

Yet another body has been found in Lady Bird Lake. It was 33-year-old Jonathan Honey, who was here for a bachelor party, and he was also in the Rainey District. He was out on Rainey Street. Family says he was last seen, I believe, at a taco truck. Rescue teams went out yesterday, which was Saturday, April 1st, and they recovered his body, I believe, after a five-hour search.

There still aren't many answers, but it obviously leads to the question of what is happening here. In just a month, you've had two 30- to 33-year-old men from Rainey Street now in the lake. Some are blaming trail lighting. Some are thinking this could be targeted.

Well, Mike, this is a poster. Martin's friends and family have placed throughout Rainy Street and the surrounding area. They're hoping that someone will recognize him from that picture and know where he is. Now, throughout the day, search crews have been in the air, on the water, and on the ground looking for Martin.

His friends and family were out there, too, checking places he may have wandered off to in the dark. Many of them drove at least five hours just to help search for him. Martin's friends last saw him early Monday morning at the Alibi on Rainey Street. He tried to find a ride home, but he never made it. Nearly 72 hours later, his family hopes he'll turn up soon.

At a press conference earlier today, a detective said they don't suspect foul play, but an APD spokesperson later told me they haven't ruled it out just yet. Morton's family is offering a $5,000 reward to anyone who has any information about where he may be. They'll also be here tomorrow morning, bright and early, working on Thanksgiving to find him. We're live in downtown Austin tonight.

I'm Patrick Perez, KB News.

Gutierrez family still don't know why he ended up in the water, but they hope something changes so this doesn't happen to anyone else. K views Patrick Perez spoke with Martin's brother tonight, Patrick.

Mike and Cuida, these last few days have been really rough for Martin's family. On Monday, they had a strong feeling it was his body Cruz had pulled out of the water. But they had to wait until the next morning to know for sure. But what they still want to know is, why didn't Martin make it home?

Mitchell Gutierrez still doesn't know what to think about the circumstances surrounding his brother's death.

Crews pulled 25-year-old Martin Gutierrez's body out of Lady Bird Lake Monday, a week after he disappeared from Rainy Street in downtown Austin.

What happened after Martin left the alibi bar and why he didn't get a ride home? We take Ubers everywhere.

That's what Mitchell Gutierrez has been fighting to change since 2018. He wants lights and cameras installed on this trail, something he's wanted since his younger brother Martin went missing here four years ago, his body found one week later in the lake.

The families recently sat down with state leaders to discuss the idea of lights and cameras on the trail. Mitchell says he hasn't heard much pushback, only from environmentalists claiming it's not safe.

Now both families feel their plea for change might actually become a reality. If and when it happens, Mitchell says it'll be the ultimate testimony to both Jason's and Martin's life.

Can you just clarify what you said, that you believe the suspect and Ms. Lovett were in a relationship? Yes. Can you just say what could have gone wrong?

Yeah, at one point they thought he was falling asleep. So we stopped for a little bit to wake him up. Oh, we can go back to healing and just getting on with our lives and not having to think about coming here.

Tonight, investigators working to identify a person found dead inside a box at a Gulfport home. Police were first called to 16th Avenue and 22nd Street this morning to investigate a missing person case. Detectives discovered the body in a six foot long container described as a military wall locker, but removing the large container meant

Police are questioning one person about this death, but no arrests have been made.

We're continuing to uncover more disturbing details whose body was discovered in a wooden box hidden inside the home.

Tonight, investigators working to identify a person found dead inside a box at a Gulfport home. Police were first called to 16th Avenue and 22nd Street this morning to investigate a missing person case.

We're continuing to uncover more disturbing details about the Gulfport woman who is charged with the murder of her own son, whose body was discovered in a wooden box hidden inside the home. Noah Noble has been digging into the story and talking with neighbors. He joins us in the newsroom with the latest details on his findings.

Woman accused of murdering her son and hiding his body in a box, making her first court appearance today. Thank you for joining us. I'm Hugh Keaton. Well, this affidavit submitted to the court and an autopsy conducted by the coroner revealing more details of this disturbing crime. Noah Noble is closely following this story and joins us now from the newsroom to break it all down.

Out on bail, awaiting his next extradition hearing. Who are you?

Are you Nicholas Rossi?

Are you Nicholas Aliverdian?

Are you Nicholas Brown? Yes.

When asked why he changed his name from Nicholas to Arthur, he replied because it was associated with bad childhood experiences in Northern Ireland. Miranda, who claims she married her husband in Bristol two years ago, says she was there when Police Scotland arrested her husband in hospital as he recovered from Covid. Arrivals to court for bail hearings were in a wheelchair.

An oxygen mask remained on throughout this interview at their Glasgow home.

You say you've never been to the United States? Never in my life. They claimed in court you identified from tattoos.

The man wanted in America to face a rape charge is known to have multiple tattoos. He's done quite a masterful job of hiding himself from the law. Prosecutors in Utah say Nicholas Rossi, also known as Aliverdian, is believed to have used at least 16 different aliases. 16 aliases? No, typos.

So underneath the beard, the glasses, the oxygen mask, there was a man who looked suspiciously a lot like Nicholas Rossi.

A former orphan who was in DCYF custody receives a medical bill for hundreds of thousands of dollars.

A Utah mother of six who became famous on YouTube for her tough love parenting advice has now been formally charged with felony child abuse.

31-year-old Angela Diaz is accused of 10 serious felony crimes in a scheme to get her husband's ex in big trouble. Prosecutors say Diaz placed disgusting sexual posts and threats online while pretending to be Diaz. She then reported Diaz to police, who arrested her. Police say it was a sophisticated plot with fake IP addresses and special software.

Michelle Hadley was cleared of all charges on Monday.

The desperate search continues for a missing woman from Maui. She was on her way to New York, but missed the connection at LAX. Tips are coming in, but nothing solid. Now, no one has heard from her in more than a week.

LAPD Missing Persons Unit has conducted extensive witness interviews, reviewed video surveillance, and collaborated with local and federal law enforcement agencies on this case. To date, the investigation has not uncovered any evidence that Kobayashi is being trafficked or is the victim of foul play. She is also not a suspect in any criminal activity.

Additionally, the investigators noted that before departing Maui, Kobayashi expressed the desire to step away from modern connectivity. Our priority is ensuring Ms. Kobayashi's safety and well-being, and we urge Ms. Kobayashi to contact her family, law enforcement, or personnel at the U.S. Embassy to let us know that she is safe.

She has a right to her privacy, and we respect her choices, but we also understand the concern her loved ones feel for her. A simple message could reassure those who care about her. While the LAPD investigation will not continue into Mexico, if anyone has credible information about Hannah's whereabouts, please contact local law enforcement.

If Kobayashi returns to the United States, law enforcement will be notified. The missing person case will remain active in the missing and unidentified persons system until her safety is confirmed by law enforcement.

Well, Oklahoma City police tell me this is still an active investigation, and they have never given up hope of one day answering the question of what happened to Amber. Oklahoma City Police confirmed they have been quietly looking into this case for the past four years.

Investigators with their Crimes Against Children Unit have been going over every piece of evidence with a fresh set of eyes to see if there's something there that was missed the first time. Police did recover Amber's bicycle as well as her shoes and a sweater. And on that sweater, police found partial DNA of a man, but are yet to make a match.

And if you have any information, you are urged to call Crime Stoppers at 235-7300. There is a reward.

We talked to Bishop today by phone.

Bishop, who lives in Dallas now, says he does not know what happened to Amber Barker that day.

Bishop was dating Amber Barker's older sister Brandy at the time and admits they had a rocky relationship. He says what happened to Amber most likely was taken to the grave with Daniel Smith. Smith was Amber's brother-in-law and committed suicide just days after police questioned him about her disappearance.

Bishop says he, like Amber's family, wants to know what happened and says it is possible someone still knows something but just hasn't come forward.

Well just a very powerful and emotional service this morning and really starting with a prolonged moment of silence as those caskets were brought in and then the family members surrounding them embracing each other dignitaries standing as well and all the thousands of people who have shown up standing to pay their respects as well as this service got underway.

And then the couple's son, Jonathan, took the podium and asked for a moment, just a moment to breathe, he said. And then a cantor delivered a very emotional song, her voice breaking with emotion as she sang that. Jonathan then came back to speak about his parents and about how he said the last few days have been, quote,

messed up and how he has had to deal with mourning as well as so many questions surrounding his parents passing frustration he said with speculation and unreliable reports of course all those questions surrounding still the circumstances around their death and many theories being put out there in the media

But he spoke to the crowd today, a crowd of thousands, really, about the support and what it means to him and the family.

And looking out at the crowd of people wearing blue, Apotex employees who have filled this room, 5,400 seats, almost all taken. He said that he does take comfort from knowing that they are there. He also spoke about, and as did many family members today who spoke. spoke about their philanthropy and how much they donated to charity. This couple, they say, have earned their place in heaven.

And the couple that gave so much, they say that what they're asking for is for the people who are trying to remember them in life to do so through that charity, to give to charity in their memory. Of course, the family going through this with, as I mentioned, all these unanswered questions surrounding how the couple died. They are asking for privacy during this very, very difficult time.

They're going to be having a private shiva following today's service.

He works as a construction site supervisor. A far cry from the wealth and power his billionaire cousin Barry Sherman enjoyed. And Kerry Winter is bitter. He cared about one thing.

Police have determined Barry and Honey Sherman were both victims of a targeted homicide. But now Kerry Winter insists, without evidence, that Barry could have killed his wife. Because Winter claims in the late 1990s, Barry Sherman asked him to arrange a contract hit on her.

His claim is unsubstantiated, so we put Kerry Winter through a three-hour lie detector test administered by John Gallianos, a former Quebec homicide investigator and a veteran polygraph examiner. While not admissible in court, polygraphs are commonly used by police officers to determine truthfulness.

No. Kerry Winter failed.

Yeah, you failed. Yeah, you failed. Winter seemed shaken, all of which begs another question. Could Kerry Winter have murdered the man he readily admits he hated so much?

This would be asked of you by anybody. Did you kill Honey and Barry Sherman?

Toronto police have asked him to come in for an interview. Winter says they told him he is not a suspect and that there is no evidence. He is.

Andrew Beard, he was taken to the Dallas County Courthouse, fitted with an electronic GPS ankle monitor, and released for home confinement, placed on bail after a $1 million bomb was paid on his behalf. Beard said nothing today while preparing for his release, but the family of Alyssa Burkett... wants to know why someone paid for that release. They believe he should still be behind bars.

It's been almost two years since she was found guilty of misleading and deceptive conduct, and ordered to pay $410,000. Until now, Belle Gibson has thumbed her nose at authorities, and ignored that fine. Today, Gibson stepped into the witness box. When asked about Clive Rothwell, the man she's been living with since 2015, she said, he's just a friend.

She claims he often pays the $600 a week rent for their Northcote home when she can't afford it. When asked what Clive does for work, Bell said, I'm not sure. When asked if she knows his income, she said, it's not my business.

A source close to the family has told A Current Affair that Belle and Clive have been in a relationship for years. Belle Gibson told the court that she lives on Centlink benefits and receives child support payments for her son. Just three months ago, A Current Affair caught the Queen of Con returning from a luxury overseas holiday.

Don't you think it's more important to be paying back that fine rather than going on an overseas trip? Gibson enjoyed a month in Kenya and Ethiopia with her eight-year-old son. Belle, you've scammed the people of Australia. Don't you have anything to say?

The East African safari and flights were a big focus of today's examination. Gibson telling the court the trip was a gift from Clive with an estimated price tag of $5,000. When asked how Clive paid for it, Gibson said, I don't know.

A massive explosion today in a train station in Bologna, Italy, killed at least 76 people and injured almost 200 more.

At approximately 9 o'clock this morning, as law enforcement was moving through various sectors of the property, an individual, without warning, shot a Georgia State Patrol trooper.

The abolitionist mission isn't done until every prison is empty and shut down.

Commissioners, my name is Kristen, and I am a founding member of Moms Advocating for the Moms Alliance and a past client of licensed midwives in the state of Texas. I am here today because Texas mothers and babies are suffering, not because of chance, but because of a system that fails to protect them.

CDLR claims to safeguard Texans, but I am alive today despite their lack of due diligence, not because of it.

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This assailant pulls out a weapon and starts firing at him.

He has been identified as Luigi Nicholas Mangione.

At approximately 9 o'clock this morning, as law enforcement was moving through various sectors of the property, an individual, without warning, shot a Georgia State Patrol trooper.

I had sent her a text and I said, you know, I'm a reporter and I want to pay you for your life story. This was my way in with her. And we start having these conversations.

Megan agreed to meet me. And she's like, I'll come pick you up. Tell me where, tell me when, we can do it tonight.

At approximately 9 o'clock this morning, as law enforcement was moving through various sectors of the property, an individual without warning shot a Georgia State Patrol trooper.

At approximately 9 o'clock this morning, as law enforcement was moving through various sectors of the property, an individual, without warning, shot a Georgia State Patrol trooper.

At approximately 9 o'clock this morning, as law enforcement was moving through various sectors of the property, an individual, without warning, shot a Georgia State Patrol trooper.

The abolitionist mission isn't done until every prison is empty and shut down.

There is a new top cop in New Bedford tonight, the police department appointing a new chief this afternoon.

You know, again, so many families out here, you know, I talked with one family who says their kids went to school with Bailey and they still can't believe something like this happened. You know, they've been living here for about 12 years now, and they said never has a child been missing.

The St Johns County Sheriff's Office says Bailey was last wearing a white cheerleading skirt and a dark colored skirt shirt. So if you have any information about the current whereabouts or have seen Bailey, please contact your nearest local law enforcement.

Ontario County Sheriff's deputies are asking for your help tonight. Finding a missing man. They say 31-year-old Adam Chase went missing on June 14th.

Next, Pauline says, the brother smoked more crack cocaine and drove to a deserted junkyard.

Pauline says he observed all this from within the car.

Did he have a grudge? Was he out to get you?

Sean, do you think your relationship with the community changes? I mean, I don't know what kind of reception you've been getting out there or how you've been treated. Um...

Who are the people that stood by you all these years, you and Ian?

Do you think that adds to the emotion of today?

How are the two of you doing, kind of getting to know each other again?

Sean, was the stipulation a surprise, or was it already cooked, baked and cooked and ready to go when you got here? A little bit, yeah.

We just landed. Our plane crashed.

Breaking news from Pearson Airport. Apparently everybody's alive. Delta Airlines CRJ900 has crashed. As you can see, the plane ended up upside down and the wings were sheared off. 80 people were on board the flight. No one was killed. Good evening. The crash occurred around 2.30 this afternoon. According to Peel paramedics, 15 people were injured, two of them critically.

One child was also transported to SickKids Hospital.

This was just an extraordinary sentencing hearing here at Federal District Court. I've never seen anything like it. The judge called her disgusting and said if he could sentence her to life in prison, he would. Tara Lee said she was sorry.

She made a very tearful plea for Judge Bernard Freeman to show her mercy, but he had the exact opposite of mercy for Lee, calling her evil, saying her crimes will have generational impact.

Federal prosecutors are asking a judge to issue an arrest warrant for Tara Lee after seeing one of our recent stories. And now, Lee could be locked up because of our video.

A ruling from the Georgia Supreme Court as justices overturn the murder conviction of the prominent attorney who shot his wife to death as they drove through Atlanta.

For the first time since flames were spotted on Vail Mountain, investigators Thursday were willing to say the fires were caused by the criminal act of arson.

Vail residents awoke to shocking news Monday. Fire atop Vail Mountain had caused $12 million in damages.

episode one you build we burn we could see more days above 110 through the weekend so unfortunately we're all looking at the same forecast here more hot days this

Record $5 million bond set tonight in Mansfield for a doctor accused of murdering his wife.

Tonight, 46-year-old Jack Boyle sits in the Richland County Jail on an aggravated murder charge.

It has attracted national attention. A wealthy Mansfield doctor is on trial now for the brutal murder of his wife.

The 29-year-old woman who prosecutors say Dr. John Boyle murdered his wife for finally testified during his murder trial.

A son takes the stand against his father in the John Boyle murder case.

Maybe Charlie Kirk is on the college campus.

Is it a crime to insult somebody in public?

And it's a crime to insult them online as well? Yes.

Why?

If somebody posts something that's not true, And then somebody else reposts it or likes it.

It's 6.01 on a Tuesday morning, and we were with state police as they raided this apartment in northwest Germany. Inside, six armed officers searched the suspect's home, then seized his laptop and cell phone. Prosecutors say those electronics may have been used to commit a crime. The crime, posting a racist cartoon online.

At the exact same time across Germany, more than 50 similar raids played out. Part of what prosecutors say is a coordinated effort to curb online hate speech in Germany.

Yeah, Didi, they definitely play a part. A new survey from a Japan-based news agency polled executives at 144 major Japanese corporations, and around 30% said they were expanding their operations in the U.S., and another 20% said they were exploring options for expansion.

Yeah, so according to a list released by the White House, which they got from reporting by Reuters, Honda will be producing its new Civic Hybrid in Indiana instead of Mexico. Also, Hyundai Motor and Stellantis have announced their plans to set up shop here, too.

Maybe Charlie Kirk is on the college campus.

For ages, hot molten steel has been the lifeblood of Johnstown, vigorously pumping dollars and jobs through the city's veins. But now, the pulse of the community is in cardiac arrest. Bethlehem officials aren't making any more comments than what's contained in this press release. They're sorry, but it's simply not cost-effective to run the mill any longer.

In part, Bethlehem cites fierce foreign competition and the national economy for their demise. For some Bethlehem employees, it's hard to look past the shocking news.

For ages, hot molten steel has been the lifeblood of Johnstown, vigorously pumping dollars and jobs through the city's veins. But now the pulse of the community is in cardiac arrest. Bethlehem officials aren't making any more comments than what's contained in this press release. They're sorry, but it's simply not cost-effective to run the mill any longer.

In part, Bethlehem cites fierce foreign competition and the national economy for their demise. For some Bethlehem employees, it's hard to look past the shocking news.

This fire department is launching its first ever Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Bureau. It is dedicated to ensuring a fair and equal workplace environment.

Every day the LAFD is called upon to respond to crises and today it is taking a step to resolve one of its own. The department's first ever Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Bureau will launch in January, one year since its first ever female fire chief, Kristen Crowley, was appointed.

For ages, hot molten steel has been the lifeblood of Johnstown, vigorously pumping dollars and jobs through the city's veins. But now the pulse of the community is in cardiac arrest. Bethlehem officials aren't making any more comments than what's contained in this press release. They're sorry, but it's simply not cost-effective to run the mill any longer.

In part, Bethlehem cites fierce foreign competition and the national economy for their demise. For some Bethlehem employees, it's hard to look past the shocking news.

school track meet in Frisco, Texas. They're trying to figure out how this guy even got a knife in there in the first place. It happened in Frisco, just outside of Dallas. Witnesses say Anthony was under the opposing team's tent and wouldn't leave when he was asked to. That's when witnesses say Metcalf stepped in. Anthony reportedly challenged him, saying, touch me and see what happens.

When Metcalf grabbed him, John, police say Anthony pulled out a black knife and stabbed him right in the chest. According to reports, Metcalf died in his twin brother's arms.

Homeland Security officials are accusing the Biden administration of misleading the public on border numbers. So by counting migrants that were processed and released as ICE arrests. That doesn't sound right.

It's 6.01 on a Tuesday morning. And we were with state police as they raided this apartment in northwest Germany. Inside, six armed officers searched a suspect's home, then seized his laptop and cell phone. Prosecutors say those electronics may have been used to commit a crime. The crime, posting a racist cartoon online.

At the exact same time across Germany, more than 50 similar raids played out. Part of what prosecutors say is a coordinated effort to curb online hate speech in Germany.

He may not be able to smell what you're cooking or put on a helmet properly, but on behalf of the township of Crabapple, let me be the first to say post-dravinaj.

Roman was just a rather fresh-faced middle-aged man studying opera, at the local community college of Crabapple when he lost his chin, part of his tongue, and most of his nose in a terrible massage-related accident at Tina Tannin Tweeze. While Tina Tannin Tweeze continues to deny culpability, Roman harbors no ill feelings and made a triumphant return

And welcome back to WSHIT's Focus on Community, a follow-up on a story 22 years in the making. Longtime Crabapple residents will remember the short-lived but meaningful Russian exchange student program that tugged at the hearts and the souls of the citizens of this great township. And some with a keen mind will recall the very first Russian exchange student, 42-year-old Roman Rachmaninovich.

to the Crabapple Community Theater this afternoon to give a rousing performance. And with very little pun, Crabapple took this one on the chin. Here now, Roman, with the Crabapple Community Volunteer Orchestra, covering the Beatles, Let It Be.

Tickets are more expensive than ever and seemingly harder to get.

We've spent the last year trying to understand how this happened. Ticketmaster is kind of the fall guy in this. Talking to artists. Here's an example of like a deal memo. Scalpers.

And executives. Is Ticketmaster a monopoly? At the company's controlling concert ticketing. Why does StubHub deserve the biggest share of that woman's purchase? This is the story of how the industry got here and how it might soon change. We can get those Sundays. Hold off on Saturdays still, though, okay?

On a Friday night in L.A., the emo rock band Something Corporate is playing a reunion show at the Hollywood Palladium.

Fans have been paying about $70 for tickets to the tour.

Yeah, I'm not informed about this band. Exactly do those $70 go? Something corporate frontman Andrew McMahon agreed to share those usually secret details for a show. Here's an example of like a deal memo. His team just blacked out exactly what show it was. What do we have here? I noticed the name of the agency on the top of that. To start, the band set a ticket price of $56.

There's a gross potential of a couple hundred thousand dollars being made. But out of that $200,000 in ticket sales, half is deducted for venue-related show costs. $37,000 in stage hand.

Leaving the band with a $100,000 payday. But most of that goes to the band's own expenses. Commissions and fees and payroll. Their management takes a quarter. Travel and crew costs take another. Their management takes a quarter. They got to get a new management team. That's crazy. Quarter. Meanwhile, that $56 ticket has had fees added, though artists don't get that money.

So once you take away the venue's show costs and the band's touring expenses, something corporate's actual profit from that $70 ticket is about $10.

Yeah. McMahon isn't complaining. That's still seven grand each for a night's work. Oh, wow. My math was right. Look at me. I did that all in my head. Except I didn't add a zero.

The point here is each dollar fans pay is fought over by artists, venues, ticket companies, and scalpers. And time and again, the industry's solution to these fights has been to just charge fans a bit more.

Consider the history of the infamous ticket fee. In the 80s, as artists demanded a bigger cut of the box office, venues scrambled for new revenue. Ticket fees, which cut out the artist, were the answer, says New York Times music writer Ben Cesario.

What Rosen built was a network of ticket outlets and phone centers that made it easy for fans to buy. That was new.

But for that convenience... There's a convenience charge of 120. They were charged higher and higher fees.

Planed, but venues signed on because, and this was the key part, Ticketmaster let those venues keep most of the fee.

In exchange for taking that heat, Ticketmaster won control, the exclusive right to sell all the tickets. In the 90s, Pearl Jam tried to escape this system, even taking their case to Congress. The issue at hand here is whether Ticketmaster is a monopoly. But that failed. And venues and other... Man, A for effort, Pearl Jam.

Yeah, that's right, because we're the dum-dums who are willing to pay the fee. The concert scene is shaped by the combined power of Ticketmaster and Live Nation.

They merged in 2010, and now some venues say Ticketmaster isn't helping them out, but specifically supporting Live Nation, which owns their own venues and promotes their own artists. We can't compete. Stephen Parker, executive director of the National Independent Venue Association, says Live Nation uses its power across the industry to strangle competition.

Basically making it so that artists have to play every single date at Live Nation venues or Live Nation-operated venues or Live Nation-partner venues.

Last May, the Department of Justice made a similar claim. It is time to break it up. Saying Live Nation and Ticketmaster illegally use their power to push down competition and push up ticket prices. It's Ticketmaster Monopoly.

Dan Wall is the antitrust lawyer who helped get the Ticketmaster. Is the antitrust lawyer who's making a billion dollars a year defending Ticketmaster. Live Nation merger approved in the first place. He calls the DOJ's case a performance. Look at that guy's office. Look at that guy's office. It's amazing. Unbelievable to be that guy for one day.

A lawsuit that would have no impact on ticket prices. The Justice Department is trying to break you up. You have senators on both sides of the aisle saying you're a monopoly. There was a poll that said 60% of Americans think the two companies should be broken up. Why are they all wrong about this?

Want to have a good cue? The real problem with ticketing, Wall says... Yeah, we can get those Sundays. Hold off on Saturday, still low, okay? ...is caused by scalpers.

Thank you for that, Mr. Independent Tigger Broker. All Things Go is a two-day music festival at the Merriweather Post Pavilion in Maryland. So just concert tickets, what do you think? They're hard to get. Last summer, Leve, Rene Rapp, and Hosier topped the bill.

Like so many on-sales these days... It's one second.

Buying tickets was a kind of competition...

The All Things Go ticket sale that froze out Melissa Santos had happened five months before. Yeah, so All Things. On an April morning, we spent with Aaron Farah in a Georgia office park as he tried to get those very same tickets.

Farrah used to be a teacher, but has been buying and selling tickets. He used to do good in the world, and now he's screwing you over for the All Things Go Festival, which I'd never heard of, but there's lots of festivals I've never heard of. Since 2008, when a poker buddy.

Suggested scooping up seats. He's a pretty big shithead, so I decided to go the way of. To a Jonas Brothers show.

It's classic. That's classic. I was hooked. His operation remained tiny. He was still teaching. Scraping by. Until desperate for enough cash to score super lucrative tickets. It was Van Morrison in Clearwater, Florida. He reached out to an acquaintance with deeper pockets.

He's like, yes, you have. What Kevin McCurley lacked in musical knowledge he made up for in Business Ambition.

Not just starting their own ticket company called... $9,500 in profit. Sounds great. Who's Meikle Jackson? Elite. Hey, it's Kevin with Smart Scalpers. But packaging their ticket techniques and franchising them to new brokers. Usher, we sold 105 tickets. Like this?

I've also learned how... I don't wear gray shoes with black shorts and dark blue shirt. Gelder, a full-time firefighter, started working with a- Oh, well, God bless you, son. Part-time three years ago. My biggest win is probably Taylor Swift. You got Taylor. Yes, I did. How many did you get? I had four. Those seventh row floor seats to Swift's Miami show netted Van Gelder $10,000. Ooh!

But the right to sell at those prices goes only to those who manage to snag tickets. Every day, ordinary fans like Melissa Santos are pitted against pros like Elite. If you have those Sundays, we'll get those Sundays. Some of what Elite does is useful for any ticket buyer to copy. There you go. There's the code. Do your best to access a pre-sale through your credit card or a fan club sign-up.

Public on sale, often on Friday, is often too late. Do you bother buying on Friday?

Right.

Oh, go to StubHub.com. Let me hop on. And don't just click the first Google search result for a show. That usually takes you to expensive resale tickets, even if tickets aren't even on sale.

Yeah. Instead, go to the band or venue's official website, and from there, find the link to the primary on sale. Anna, let's just get those. But, yes, brokers are also using techniques not available to the general public. Sunday, yeah. Get those, Anna, please. Once the sale started, we saw Farrakhan.

Click a web plugin that showed how many seats were still available in each section. 500 tickets left. Okay.

That's nifty. You can see the count. Yeah. Based on that number. Yep.

Yep, I'm screwing you.

I'm screwing you. I sure am. He decided whether to buy. Let's pass on Saturdays, okay? Because so many were still remaining? Yeah, just not worth it.

Doesn't make it sound like a very attractive business to be in. Don't use bots to buy tickets. The definition of a bot is a squishy thing. We had noticed one of their YouTube videos. Now all these tools are out there. Touted stub tools and Primo browser. So that is a multi-session browser.

Which helped brokers mask their IP address and log into many Ticketmaster accounts, letting them avoid caps on how many tickets they can buy. Really, the sky's the limit of the number of tickets you can buy. The services cost $250 a month and are only available to ticket brokers. That's the problem.

Use something like StubTools that allows you to have so many sessions. Do you think the average fan has a fair shot to get these tickets?

He makes the point for me. I'm sorry. I'm getting ahead of him. Someone else just bought 24.

Well, how's that? If someone buys 24, that's 24 fewer than other people can get.

Okay, so people should assemble a team at 9.59. Sure. Okay, so you think it's fair? You think the current landscape is fair? Yeah.

Okay, what are you saying? You are such a moron. Yeah, it's one or the other. Oh, what a moron. Whether it's legal has also been a bit vague. The 2016 BOTS Act makes it illegal to circumvent a security measure used by the ticket issuer to enforce posted event ticket purchasing limits. But the Federal Trade Commission has enforced the act just once, even as brokers seem to violate it daily.

So this is an executive order. President Trump has now called on the FTC to rigorously enforce the BOTS Act, giving them six months to make a plan.

I know, he only signs with Sharpies. Struggling to carry out the law, stopping brokers has been the job of ticket companies. We get to help people get to these magical moments. Mostly Ticketmaster. Is it your goal to get tickets in the hands of people who intend to go to the show rather than people who just are buying the ticket to resell it? Oh, 100%.

Dan Wall is a longtime top lawyer for Ticketmaster. And what kind of grade would you give yourself on how that's going at the moment?

Well, are you getting it even that much? Anywhere near 99.9% when millions and millions of tickets are being sold by scalpers.

I'm sure you have. And they buy tickets... And then they resell them. And then they buy some more tickets. And they resell them. But their Ticketmaster account doesn't get closed. Why aren't you able to spot the folks doing this and close those accounts? We spot a lot of them. That's bullshit.

Period. Form is StubHub, which sold 40 million tickets last year. 40 million. Five years ago, it was. that have been? Millions, and now we're in the tens of millions. We spoke to Chris Miller before he stepped down as StubHub's chief business officer.

Bookers aren't villains, he says, but part of a free market that sites like StubHub have made more efficient, giving everyone an equal chance to buy or sell at transparent prices. When demand is low, fans can get great deals. All right, this is StubHub. But yes, StubHub builds that market by partnering with brokers like Elite.

StubHub charges brokers lower fees to sell on the site than ordinary fans pay when they sell. And what happens to a ticket when a broker scoops it up? Well, remember Melissa Santos at All Things Go? When she was shut out of face value tickets, she went to StubHub just a couple hours later.

A thousand dollars to see Hoser. I mean, come on. That's crazy. I met a woman sitting on the lawn at All Things Go. Paid $540 on StubHub. But the fact is she paid it. She did.

She did pay it.

This is going to be a problem. So once all the fees and expenses and costs of the show come out of the wash, the artists made about $100, the promoter in the venue made about $70, the broker made $110, and StubHub made $180. Why does StubHub deserve the biggest share of that woman's purchase?

That the promoters get more of the profit.

What Miller is suggesting... A participation. Yeah, that's a nice way of saying a huge fee. ...is nothing less than the fork in the road ticketing now stands at. StubHub is offering to share their profits from resold tickets with musicians like Andrew McMahon. If StubHub is also allowed to handle the original on sale, the part Ticketmaster now does exclusively...

If artists accept scalping, they can get in on the action.

Yeah, something corporate is not so corporate. Work in the road and end scalping, which might finally be possible since tickets are digital. McMahon now only allows resale on Ticketmaster's face value exchange. Billie Eilish, Foo Fighters, and Pearl Jam do that too.

I think it's misguided. I think you're misguided. Will face value exchange a power grab that can trap fans with high-priced tickets they aren't allowed to sell for less?

We'll be right back.

Mr. President, your reaction to the story of the Atlantic that said that some of your top cabinet officials and aides have been discussing very sensitive material through Signal and it included an Atlantic report. What is your response to that?

Do you believe that this warrants a congressional investigation?

breaking news overseas right now, where officials are confirming that U.S. air and naval assets hit dozens of Houthi targets in Yemen, including missiles, radar, drones, and air defense systems.

These are the most significant airstrikes since President Trump returned to the White House and the first time U.S. jets have struck these Iranian-backed Houthi rebels in Yemen since President Trump returned to the White House.

Trump announced the strikes on social media, threatening the Houthi rebels with, quote, overwhelming lethal force. The U.S. says it will keep attacking targets in Yemen until the Houthis stop their assault on global shipping in the Red Sea.

Thousands of employees were fired yesterday across numerous agencies. And this is just the start, with other workers being warned that large workplace cuts are coming.

In an email with the subject line, fork in the road, those interested in the buyout told to reply with one word, resign.

And then there was this cabinet meeting at the White House in February where RFK Jr. was asked about the outbreak by reporters.

The big question is whether the Vietnamese can take over and hold on as the United States withdraws.

The bugging of the Democratic Party headquarters in Washington's Watergate Hotel was back in the news today.

Good evening. The country tonight is in the midst of what may be the most serious constitutional crisis in its history. The president has fired special Watergate prosecutor Archibald Cox.

NBC News has confirmed President Trump has talked to aides and members of Congress about possibly buying Greenland.

The whole bizarre story prompted Conan O'Brien to make the trip over to Greenland.

A major discovery. Police sources say they found a backpack believed to be the shooter's. No gun was found inside. What was found? A jacket and Monopoly money.

Earlier this morning in Altoona, Pennsylvania... ...on Monday morning at 9.14 at a McDonald's in Altoona, Pennsylvania... The suspect was in a McDonald's and was recognized by an employee... You have an employee who notices a man eating in the restaurant, and that employee recognizes...

He calls the Altoona Police Department. Responding officers question the suspect, who was acting suspiciously and was carrying... They find a man sitting at a table, looking at a laptop and wearing a blue medical mask.

and when an officer asks him to pull down his mask and asks if he's been to new york recently the man becomes quiet and starts to shake upon further investigation officers recovered a firearm on his person as well as a suppressor both consistent with the weapon used in the murder eventually they search him and they find

Also recovered was a fraudulent New Jersey ID matching the ID our suspect used to check into his New York City hostel before the shooting incident.

Chilling new details tonight following what police say was the premeditated murder of the CEO of United Healthcare on the busy streets of midtown Manhattan early today.

In California, the notoriously busy highways are nearly empty. The hustle and bustle of New York is at a standstill.

The coronavirus now has one in four Americans living in lockdown.

The coronavirus pandemic has left a trail of destruction in the U.S. and around the world.

Protesters say the shutdown has lasted too long and inflicted too much pain, especially on small businesses.

It's a little shocking to see so many people not wearing protective masks, not staying six feet apart.

For those of you who don't know, the Great Barrington Declaration is a awful, awful idea.

It's the fantasy of petulant children who just want this pandemic to be over.

And it is appalling, really, that experts would even suggest something like this as a real plan.

You're essentially asking people to go to concentration camps. I mean, that's an overstatement. I'm sorry. But separating the families, it's... You know, it's just not workable.

Fox News is reporting that Trudeau warned Trump that his tariff proposal would kill the Canadian economy, to which Trump replied that Canada could then become the 51st state and that Trudeau could be governor.

That meeting did not appear to go well.

Armed groups in Syria have reportedly attacked government forces in the western countryside of Aleppo province.

This morning, new questions about how a $70 million U.S. fighter jet fell off an aircraft carrier in the Red Sea, sinking to the bottom of the ocean.

taking on Trump and winning at the ballot box. Last night, Canada's Prime Minister Mark Carney and his Liberal Party winning reelection after a stunning turnaround. Voters were swayed by U.S. tariffs and comments from President Trump about making Canada the 51st state.

One of the biggest stars of March Madness in the men's side isn't even a player. 12-seat McNeese State's Cinderella run is over, but people fell in love with their student manager, Amir Khan, a.k.a. Ara. He's like their hype man. Popularity reportedly landing Amir at least 10 NIL deals with major brands earning into the $6. figures.

Goldberg also reported that when it comes to security, Hegseth wrote at one point, we are currently clean on OPSEC. That's the acronym used for operational security.

How do you feel about an unelected, non-confirmed, and one of the checks and balances of our nation?

No one has taken responsibility for the hack, but it comes as the government considers replacing half of the housing agency's workforce with AI. Staff reportedly struggled to turn off the TVs, eventually trying a traditional fix and unplugging them out the wall.

It's the Doge ultimatum. Elon Musk emailing over 2 million federal workers with this subject line. What did you do last week? It simply asked them to list five things they accomplished at work and says not replying by midnight tonight would be taken as a resignation.

From Georgia to Oregon to Kansas, Americans angry with President Trump's sweeping layoffs and Elon Musk's drive to slash government spending, packing raucous town halls.

Dateline Selma. Civil rights leader the Reverend Martin Luther King Jr. was arrested today while attempting to lead a mass march of 300 Negroes on the Dallas County Courthouse to protest voter registration procedures. The Negroes were taken into custody on charges of parading without a permit.

The mayor was accused of taking $100,000 in free plane tickets and luxury hotel stays from wealthy Turkish nationals and at least one Turkish government official.

The president welcomes the World Series champions, the Los Angeles Dodgers, to the White House. He was funny. He was entertaining.

President Trump escalates his trade war with more threats against China.

The famous Dublin statue of a mythical fishmonger, Molly Malone. Malone's low-cut dress is attracting people's groping hands.

After another chaotic day on Wall Street, America's CEOs are sounding the alarm.

Unlucky in love? Well, there's a tradition in Verona, Italy that promises to fix that. All you have to do is rub the right breast of a bronze statue of Shakespeare's Juliet. The problem is tens of thousands of people have been lining up to solve their love dilemmas.

A new CNBC survey showing those concerns are widespread, with 69% of CEOs expecting a recession and 82% expecting resurgent inflation.

Chris Smith says his AI girlfriend Sol is a healthier, safer alternative to social media. And get this. May I talk to Sasha, your girlfriend? Yeah. Chris also has a real life girlfriend.

I think so many people are going to say no way his girlfriend is okay with him having another girlfriend on AI. Are you okay with it?

This is your final boarding call. Get your real ID. Time is just about to get real for a real ID.

Starting tomorrow, the TSA will require anyone 18 or older to have a Real ID, which is basically a security-enhanced license.

Real ID is an effort from the federal government to make state-issued identification cards and driver's licenses more accurate, more reliable, and more secure.

They have a Gold Star, California Bear, or, say, Enhanced in Washington state.

This morning at DMVs across the country, the Real ID Rush is on, with lines stretching on for blocks. We found people waiting outside this Chicago location for up to four hours.

Congress passed the Real ID Act in 2005, four years after the attacks on September 11th. Enforcement was originally set to start in 2008, but Congress has extended that deadline at least five times.

Frustration and chaos at one of the busiest airports in the country. Close to 900 flights have been canceled into and out of Newark Liberty Airport just in the past week.

Newark Liberty International Airport yesterday and this morning was where dreams were crushed.

Dozens of flights were diverted to alternate airports. These three flights from California made it a third of the way across the country before turning back around.

Travel chaos at one of America's busiest airports, an eighth straight day of disruptions at Newark. Now, as for having to wait upwards of eight hours for baggage, experts say that the airlines simply just are not staffed with enough baggage handlers overnight to have dealt with what happened here.

Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy says he too was stuck at Newark Airport.

Oh, no. Uncle Brad, I won't be able to make your adult bar mitzvah. Darn it, Newark Airport.

Mazel tov.

Uh-oh, now I have food poisoning? Guess I can't go to my high school reunion either.

There's a dramatic surge in the use of so-called AI companions.

Computer-generated chat bots designed to mimic real relationships. What if I told you that I was AI generated? She's not real. She's AI. So is this handsome hunk.

What's your perfect day like?

A brash, sarcastic New Yorker who he created using ChatGPT.

Six weeks into the second Trump administration and a growing number of his supporters are having second thoughts.

Local Tesla owners are reporting increasing minor acts of vandalism to both cars and chargers and are targets of cursing and gestures on the road.

Wow, wow.

Anti-Elon Musk bumper stickers have been showing up on a lot of cars. Some owners scrambled to buy anti-Elon stickers to decorate their EVs like these. Vintage Tesla, this one says, pre-madness edition.

Check out this man in Florida who's now burning several pairs of Yeezy shoes. Danny Schiff says he's purchased about 40 pairs of those shoes over the years and about $15,000 worth have gone up in flames.

We begin with the breaking news in America's escalating trade war, and it's dramatic.

The average American household could spend up to $2,000 more a year on everything from produce to clothes to new cars. Driving up the cost of a small car by an estimated $6,200 or an SUV by $9,000. We're launching a trade war and it's going to affect us?

Ontario Premier Doug Ford threatened to shut off his province's electricity exports to the United States and block shipments of Ontario's high-grade nickel.

Canadian liquor stores took American whiskey off the shelves.

There's also hashtags by Canadian and boycott USA going viral. Canadian coffee shop The Morning Owl in Ottawa has renamed its popular Americano coffee to a Canadiano.

WWE fans were drowning out the performance of the Star Spangled Banner in Toronto. Take a listen.

Thanks, man.

Elon Musk's sweeping push to make over the federal government, sparking democratic panic and warnings of a constitutional crisis.

Now we have learned that his team has gained access to something extraordinarily sensitive, the system that the Treasury Department uses to disperse almost every check and expenditure of any kind made by the U.S. government.

That is a vast database with millions of Americans' personal information on it.

USAID employees are waking up this morning to an email notice telling them not to show up to work today, as Musk says he is shutting the agency down.

Tremendous unrest inside the FBI as prosecutors and agents who worked on the January 6th investigation are being targeted.

It looks like a wholesale purge of the FBI. As you know already, the eight top officials at the Federal Bureau of Investigation have either been fired or forced to resign. Now the FBI is being asked to produce a list of Every employee who worked on any case related to January 6th, I am told this is some 6,000 FBI employees all told.

President Trump putting CEOs with existing DEI programs on notice.

Several major companies, from Walmart to Ford Motor Company, McDonald's and Lowe's, have already scaled back or abandoned DEI programs.

Jasmine Crockett stoops to a new low. Pretty disgusting.

Trump insisted he was serious about a potential third term. Trump said, I'm not joking. I'm not joking.

Right? The Trump administration now admitting that a Maryland father from El Salvador was mistakenly deported to a super prison. Government lawyers just confirmed that the man who was granted protected status in 2019 was deported due to, quote, an administrative error.

But here's the thing. The administration argues he can't be brought back because now he's in El Salvador's custody.

Senator Cory Booker has been leading a marathon speech on the Senate floor to protest what he calls reckless actions by the Trump administration. Booker began his speech around 7 o'clock last night.