steven b. williams was a man with a golden voice. a former deejay who found fame, fortune, and a wealth of friends. then suddenly, radio silence. steven b. had disappeared. detectives would follow a trail of clues from the coast of california to a quiet town in montana. they thought the motive was good old fashioned greed. but the key to this mystery remained stubbornly out of reach. the question was, would anyone ever find it? here's keith morrison with "who killed the radio star? " >> down below the surface of the pacific ocean, on the far side of california's catalina island, is a silent current. strange, how it flows up to the swelling coastline of santa barbara. then, just before the open sea, turns back to glide again past this storied island. with, one sunny day in may 2006, someone in it. >> i have a saying that i'd rather be lucky than good. >> ken clark is a detective with the l.a. sheriff's department. been at it a long time. as has robert martindale. more than 50 years between them.

the person who used no stevens is george tiaffay. it's a good story, it's real interesting, but it's not evidence yet. >> this is georgia's defense attorney robert lankford. >> there is absolutely reasonable doubt as to george tiaffay involvement in the case. >> those surveillance videos, for example, that the prosecution found so damning, none of the weapons they bought was the actual murder weapon. besides, most of what they bought together were simple and innocent camping gear. george helping a man in need, as usual. >> he thought he was helping out north evens to live out where no wanted to live, which was outside of town. >> as for the 87 phone calls, the prosecution said proved george and brown conspired to kill shauna, there is nothing sinister there, said the defense, just a manchin to contact his charity cheeks handyman. >> i live out in the area, and cell service is notoriously bad. on top of, have you ever tried to call a handyman in this town, it is ridiculously difficult to get a hold of those kinds of workers to come to

our leader ever alida steven spielberg. he's here in the german capital berlin. can you give us a taste of what's going on? bear now while spielberg has her given a press conference. here i am. he said that it's an app, an absolutely huge honor for him to be awarded this price because he considers the berlin either one of the worlds and most impressive film festivals. he was of course, asked or what his favorite film is or of all his body of work. and he said, just like with his children, he literally cart. he likes, he doesn't have a favorite. but he did talk about which was the most difficult to make. and that is, of course, the jaws a famous for all the challenges it presented with the weather and for a mechanical sharp that kept breaking down, which is why you hardly ever see it in the film. and he said that until very recently, the most emotional of all his films was unsurprisingly schindler's list. now that's been superseded by his new film, the fable man's. and he talked about the inspiration for making that film. he said his mother had marked him for many

and suspending a nuclear weapons treaty and berlin's international film festival honors steven spielberg. the veteran director receives an honorary golden bare award for his life's work in cinema. ah, i'm jared rate. welcome to the sharp this week the russian invasion of ukraine heats the one year mark on tuesday to president's letting me person enjoy bite and presented portraits of the war that could not be more different. addressing cheering crowds in warsaw biden vowed russia will never win in your crime. i was earlier person falsely accused the waste of starting his war and said he'd suspend rushes, last major nuclear arms control treaty with the u. s. 2 presidents dar of the 2 speeches blocking a portion of the last 2 very different visions of the war in ukraine rock up steel . as the 1st anniversary of russia's invasion approaches, president vladimir putin showed little sign of backing down. putin's lengthy address reiterated a long list of grievances against the west, and once again framed his invasion of ukraine as a fight for russia's survival. billy the separator, miss good ove

also coming up tonight or lynn's international film festival honoring steven spielberg. the veteran director for receive an honorary goal in bare of word for his life's work. incentive. ah, i'm break off is good to have you with us on this tuesday this week the russian invasion of ukraine hits the one year mark to day to president's russia's. vladimir putin and america's joe biden presented portraits of that war that could not be more different. addressing cheering crowds in war of holland to day you as president biden said that the united states in the west do not want to destroy russia, as putin has claimed by no said that the war in ukraine has hardened western resolved to defend democracy. and he insisted that nato to day is stronger than ever spoken are all gone. one year to this war, who no longer doubts the strength of our coalition. but he still doubts our conviction. he doubts our fame power. he dodge our continues to forever ukraine. he, das, with our nato to remain unified, but there should be no doubt our support. if re grain will not waver, nato will not be

never also coming up the berlin film festival is honoring hollywood director steven spielberg, whose name is synonymous with big budget movies and box office hits. but what's unique about steven spielberg life's work it's being recognized here in berlin is the universality of his storytelling. and that is what resonates with is across cultures and separations. lucelle reviewers watching on p b. s in the united states into all of you around the world. welcome. we begin the day with the split screen messaging of 2 presidents to day russian president vladimir putin and u. s. president joe biden both delivered speeches focusing on the war in ukraine. their speeches came just a few hours apart, the narratives ahead of the wars one year mark. well, they were worlds apart. in his annual state of the nation address, putin lashed out at ukraine and the west with allied, accusing them of starting the war. he also attempted to realign russia, placing it alongside china and the developing world in a 21st century struggle to push back what he calls a decadent and aggressive west hours later and h

also coming up the berlin film festival is honoring hollywood director steven spielberg, whose name is synonymous with big budget movies and box office hits. but what's unique about steven spielberg life's work it's being recognized here in berlin is the universality of his storytelling. and that is what resonates with here is across cultures and generations. ah, what our viewers watching on p b s in the united states into all of you around the world. welcome. we begin the day with the split screen messaging of to presidents. today, russian president vladimir putin and u. s. president joe biden both delivered speeches focusing on the war in ukraine. their speeches came just a few hours apart. the narratives ahead of the wars one year mark, while they were worlds apart in his annual state of the nation address, putin lashed out at ukraine and the west with ally, accusing them of starting the war. he also attempted to realign russia, placing it alongside china and the developing world in a 21st century struggle to push back what he calls a decadent and aggressive west hours later and hun

never also coming up the berlin film festival is honoring hollywood director steven spielberg, whose name is synonymous with big budget movies and box office hits. but what's unique about steven spielberg life's work it's being recognized here in berlin is the universality of his storytelling. and that is what resonates with is across cultures and separations. hotel reviewers watching on p b. s in the united states into all of you around the world. welcome. we begin the day with the split screen messaging of 2 presidents to day russian president vladimir putin and u. s. president joe biden both delivered speeches focusing on the war in ukraine. their speeches came just a few hours apart, the narratives ahead of the wars one year mark. well, they were worlds apart. in his annual state of the nation address, putin lashed out at ukraine and the west with allied, accusing them of starting the war. he also attempted to realign russia, placing it alongside china and the developing world in a 21st century struggle to push back what he calls a decadent and aggressive west hours later and hun

also coming up the berlin film festival is honoring hollywood director steven spielberg, whose name is synonymous with big budget movies and box office hits. but what's unique about steven spielberg life's work it's being recognized here in berlin is the universality of his storytelling. and that is what resonates with viewers across cultures. generations, ah, hotel reviewers watching on p b. s in the united states into all of you around the world. welcome. we begin the day with the split screen messaging of 2 presidents to day russian president vladimir putin and u. s. president joe biden both delivered speeches focusing on the war in ukraine. their speeches came just a few hours apart, the narratives ahead of the wars one year mark. well, they were worlds apart. in his annual state of the nation address, putin lashed out at ukraine and the west with ally, accusing them of starting the war. he also attempted to realign russia, placing it alongside china and the developing world in a 21st century struggle to push back what he calls a decadent and aggressive west hours later and hundred

never also coming up the berlin film festival is honoring hollywood director steven spielberg, whose name is synonymous with big budget movies and box office hits. but what's unique about steven spielberg life's work it's being recognized here in berlin is the universality of storytelling. and that is what resonates with viewers across cultures and generations. hotel reviewers watching on p b. s in the united states into all of you around the world. welcome. we begin the day with the split screen messaging of 2 presidents to day russian president vladimir putin and u. s. president joe biden both delivered speeches focusing on the war in ukraine. their speeches came just a few hours apart, the narratives ahead of the wars one year mark, while they were worlds apart. in his annual state of the nation address, putin lashed out at ukraine and the west with ally, accusing them of starting the war. he also attempted to realign russia, placing it alongside china and the developing world in a 21st century struggle to push back what he calls a decadent and aggressive west hours later and hund

reporter: steven spielberg is known for telling epic tales. but the director's latest film is based on his own life. >> i think i am always vulnerable. in terms of the movies i have made. but this is a very personal story. it's the first time i have taken privacy public and i have never done that. >> movies are dreams. reporter: nominated for seven oscars, "the fabelmans" is about a young jewish boy who makes movies as a way to navigate his own dysfunctional family. spielberg made his very own first amateur film at age 12. as a teenager, he toured universal studios and chatted up a movie executive. soon, he was working there. spielberg's first major film for universal was the 1971 thriller "duel," a high-speed chase with a murderous trucker. a few years later, his film "jaws" would scare an entire generation out of the water. the 1980's saw the beginning of the "indiana jones" franchise. and of course, "e.t." >> can you say e.t.? >> e.t. reporter: the family movie about a stranded alien and a group of kids fighting to save him held the record

but what's unique about steven spielberg's life's work that's being recognized here in berlin is the universality of his storytelling. and that is what resonates with viewers across cultures and generations. spielberg will receive the honorary golden bear at a screening of the fable men's. and perhaps next month, he'll be accepting more awards at the oscars. a handsome jewish boy to psyche with the w salita of arrow. she is at the bare the knowledge she told me that steven spielberg, he has proven to be one of the biggest stars of the festival. so far. yes. well, i at when they flew to question from the audience, you've never seen so many hands go up at once. there was literally practically a physical fight for the microphone among the journalist there. now, a spielberg did say that it was a massive honor to get his prize at the berlin either because he does consider this to be one of the most impressive festivals in the world. he was of course, asked about which of his films is his favorite, or he answered that just like with his children, he doesn't have a favorite. but he does say

steven spielberg is known for epic tales. many are hollywood classics. but the directors, latest film is based on his own life. you can just of something you also have to take care of nominated for 7 oscars. the fable mens is about a young jewish boy who makes movies as a way to navigate his own dysfunctional family. all my films really are personal and they are. many of them are about family, but nothing that is so specific to my own experiences. as the fable much spielberg made his own 1st amateur film at age 12. as a teenager, he toured universal studios and chatted up a studio executive. soon he was working there. spielberg's 1st major film for universal was the 1971 thriller dual, a high speed chase with a murderous trucker. a few years later, his film jaws would scare an entire generation out of the water. the 1980s saw the beginning of the indiana jones franchise, and of course e t that can you soul little school will come the movie about a stranded alien. and a group of kids trying to save him held the record for highest grossing film of all time

around the time steven first moved in, law enforcement tried to move him out. the houseboat wars pitted anchor outs. now there is a push to scour richardson bay for the boats saying they are damaging eel grass. in three years, this lifestyle might come to an end. >> wow. you got everything you need. >> yeah. >> a bedroom? >> that's it up there. and office. that's my office, too. the bathroom is in here. >> how do you get electricity? >> i make it myself. with solar panels and windmill. >> television? >> i only get a couple of channels. but you know. >> what's it like on a wild and stormy night? >> rocking and rolling. >> reporter: in fact, steven's boat sank in a storm 20 years ago. he got it floating again. funding the job by selling some art. that's what he does for a living. create art with his colleague cynthia franco up in sebastepool. they create some beautiful art. but it seems as if steven is never on dry land for long. >> hey, there's a little bird. >> you got pets? >> i got pets. >> ♪ well i remember the first time i saw you. >> reporter: steve does

but what's unique about steven spielberg's life's work that's being recognized here in berlin is the universality of his storytelling. and that is what resonates with viewers across cultures and generations. spielberg will receive the honorary golden bear at a screening of the fable max on perhaps next month, he'll be accepting more awards at the oscars or handsome jewish play to psyche. and joining us from the red carpet is our brilliant reporter holiday, a borrow high ha leader. what are we expecting later. 6 everybody is very, very excited here. i can tell you steven spielberg is already here to give a press conference ahead of the big ceremony. now he is, of course, the highest grossing director of all time. not bad for a man who was rejected from film school 3 times and largely had to teach himself. of course, after the ceremony were also, as you heard, b o having the german premier of his semi autobiographical film, the fable means now this is a film he wanted to make for many, many years. but he didn't actually sit down to do it until the kobe locked down. when he finally foun

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for decades, director steven spielberg has been packing cinemas with action adventures like jaws and drastic park and dramas such as schindler's list and saving private ryan spielberg is now being honored for his life's work at berlin's film festival. a barely nada you can't see. also have to take it to more important than your hobby. steven spielberg is known for telling epic tails, but the directors latest film is based on his own life. i think i'm always vulnerable. uh huh. in terms of the movies i made with a, but this is a very personal story. it's the 1st time i've taken a privacy public and i've never done that music dreamed nominated for 7 oscars. the fable mens is about a young jewish boy who makes movies as a way to navigate his own dysfunctional family. spielberg made his very own 1st amateur film at age 12. as a teenager, he toward universal studios and chatted up a movie executive. soon he was working there. spielberg's 1st major film for universal was the 1971 thriller dual high speed chase with a murderous trucker. a few years later, his film jaws would scare an entire

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and berlin gives legendary filmmaker steven spielberg a golden bear hug. his credits include some of the best loved blockbusters in cinema history. fill in film festival on a spielberg with a lifetime achievement. ah, i'm anthony. how broke into the program this week, the russian invasion to be crime hits the one year mark on tuesday to president vladimir putin and joe biden presented portraits of the war that could not be more france addressing. cheering crowds in warsaw bought and vowed russia will never win in ye crime. i was earlier, putin falsely accused the waste of starting his war and said he'd suspend roches last major nuclear arms control treaty with the u. s. 2 presidents darville to speeches blocking a portion of the last 2 very different visions of the war in ukraine rock up steel . as the 1st anniversary of russia's invasion approaches, president vladimir putin showed little sign of backing down wages. putin's lengthy address reiterated a long list of grievances against the west, and once again framed his invasion of ukraine as a fight for ru

pippa stevens is here with that. pippa. >> brian, shares of disney are popping in the pre-market on the heels of the first quarter top and bottom line beat that shows smaller subscriber losses. the story from the call and report is the restructuring plan unveiled by ceo bob iger disney says it plans to cut 7,000 jobs and slash $5.5 billion in costs as part of the reorganizat reorganization here is iger from the call last night. >> i have always believed that the best way to spur creativity is to make sure that people managing the creative processes feel empowered therefore, our new structure is aimed at returning greater authority to the creative leaders and making them accountable for how content performs financially the former structure severed that link and it must be res restored >> iger says it will be three segments disney entertainment which is streaming and media. espn which includes the tv network and espn plus and parks and experiences unit this move is significant for iger since he returned as ceo in novem

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steven: the u.s. is 20% of the world gdp and 150% of real financial conditions because it is exacerbated outside of the u.s.. he is more than the central banker to the world. he is the king central banker to the world. jon: the federal reserve starts hiking after the central bank starts hiking. how are those doing who went hard, early, first? steven: they did it because some could afford to do it. mexico and brazil have a rate cushion. if you started off weekend you couldn't keep up -- started off weak and you couldn't keep up, you're facing the possibility of being jon: in real jon: trouble. facing a scenario where the fed sets policy for the rest of the world, what would they be doing now? steven: probably capping it. but they don't -- jon: of course not. i'm trying to work out, you are saying the fed is causing problems but the rest of the world has inflation problems, don't they? steven: it can be because of domestic fiscal policies, domestic policies they haven't addressed. it isn't all on the fe

(steven) every time i come to see caremore, they go above and beyond to take care of me. i feel a lot better now. i'm taking medication for what i should have been taking years ago. (vo) caremore health provides advanced primary care wherever you need it, in the hospital, at home, in our clinics, or virtually. (steven) so when i call them over a medical issue, they take care of it instantaneously. i'm not afraid to go to the doctor anymore or put off going to the doctor. (vo) call the number on your screen to learn more about medicare plans in your neighborhood that include caremore. >>> let's take a live look at the big board. down about 212 points. we want gas prices are slowly creeping back up again and experts say the could climb more. >> prices in san francisco are up $0.28 in the past month. the average price in the city is $4.84 a gallon. experts say two things are pushing up prices. one is the recent holiday storm that forced refineries to shut down and the second is refineries shutting down for annual maintenance just before the spring driving season. >>> preside

. >> reporter: stevens boat sank in a storm 20 years ago. he got a floating again, funding the job by selling art. that's what he does for a living, create art with his colleague, cynthia franco up in sevastopol. >> this partnership works. >> it's amazing. >> reporter: they create some beautiful art, but it seems as if stephen is never on dry land. >> there's a little bird. >> reporter: you got pets? >> yeah. >> reporter: steve does not seem too worried. >> well it doesn't do any good to worry. >> reporter: maybe that is because he cannot imagine living like you and i do. >> i stay out here until i pass on. >> the marin housing authority would help 17 anchor outs find housing on dry land. >>> the warriors are making some moves in the quest for a champion ship title. who is out, and the familiar face returning. >>> a lesson in finance. how unused they many teaching students the skills to help them thrive in the future. >>> warm temperatures across the bay area today. back to february, reality beginning tomorrow, including a chance for a coupl

he was frequently in his lifetime compared to thaddeus stevens, especially as the time as stevens died and the tide shifted in a different direction he led as sure you know the opposition to andrew johnson's cat straw thickly lenient reconstruction policies and he led the impeach ment process. he active and with great determination promoted the 14th amendment to the constitution the 15th amendment to the constitution the civil rights bill. the fourth force acts of the early 1870s to suppress whites supremacy. the kkk and other white supremacist groups across the which were earnestly rising again and terrorizing black and their white republican allies. he to supported women's suffrage and, gave opportunities for women suffrage to come to congress and speak on behalf of that cause, he workers rights. he supported greenback currency. he supported any policy. he could support many policies to level the economic playing field for ordinary laboring americans and the poor. he supported veterans rights. he worked hard to help individuals, especially black and black veterans get their pensions.

(steven) every time i come to see caremore, they go above and beyond to take care of me. i feel a lot better now. i'm taking medication for what i should have been taking years ago. (vo) caremore health provides advanced primary care wherever you need it, in the hospital, at home, in our clinics, or virtually. (steven) so when i call them over a medical issue, they take care of it instantaneously. i'm not afraid to go to the doctor anymore or put off going to the doctor. (vo) call the number on your screen to learn more about medicare plans in your neighborhood that include caremore. january storms, san francisco's water storage system is just about full. in fact, hetch hetchy will possibly reach capacity if we get more storms this winter. wilson walker made the drive to the reservoir that some think san francisco can live without. >> reporter: the storms have not stopped delivering in yosemite, water continues to pour across the granite and eventually into hetch hetchy, the jewel of the san francisco water system is expected to reach capacity for the first time since 201

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as steven major would say, the trajectory of rates will be lower at the long end. the dollar gets a bid on the fed opening the door to 50 basis points by master. master does not vote. cable rolls down. but also sterling rolling over as huw pill raises the specter that the pace of rate hikes in the united kingdom may slow because of the risk of over tightening. yesterday in riyadh, the deal for more oil, oil is down. dani: the boe starts to look lonely, slowing while everyone else potentially ramped up. let's get to our orders from around the world -- our reporters from around the world. we will talk to michelle jamrisko. charlie rose will bring us the latest on banking job cuts. and u.s.-china relations with james maynard. manus: so we've spoken about the fed at length. let's get to charlie wells. he is standing by [no audio] manus: the question is this, it is not just a tech under pressure, charlie, it is interesting where these job cuts are coming, they are quite niche in the banks, not a broad sweep, what's going on at bank of america? >> this is a strategic shi

well for for decades. legendary director steven spielberg has been packing cinemas with action adventures like jaws and jurassic park, and dramas such as schindler's list and saving private ryan spielberg is now being honored for his life work at billings international film festival. the bill in olive steven spielberg is known for epic tails, many or hollywood classics, with the directors. latest film is based on his own life of something. you also have to take care nominated for 7 oscars. the fable means is about a young jewish boy who makes movies as a way to navigate his own dysfunctional families. all my films really are personal and they are. many of them are about family. ah, but nothing that is so specific to my own experiences. as the fable mince spielberg made his own 1st amateur film at age 12. as a teenager, he toured universal studios and chatted up a studio executive. soon he was working there. spielberg's 1st major film for universal was the 1971 thriller dual, a high speed chase with a murderous trucker. a few years later, his film jaws would scare an entire generation out

ah, i'm steven beardsley in berlin. here's a look at our top stories. the economic toll of monday's earthquake begins to emerge in turkey and syria getting aid where it's needed most could be difficult. employees pain is investors gain shares and disney hit recent highs after it announced new job cuts. and brushes, banks have fared surprisingly well against western sanctions. but they'll need new strategies as the war continues. will hear from an expert. welcome to our show. rescue efforts in turkey and syria are continuing after mondays, devastating earthquake. even his hopes are fading, that there are still many survivors to be found in the rubble and promises of economic aid are. meanwhile, pouring in. the need is queer, countless victims are now homeless. the scale of aid is meanwhile unclear how the money will get to where it's needed is also an open question. first aid has arrived in turkey from all over the world, but not enough by far in the long run. according to the world health organization, up to 23000000 people are affected by the earthquak

we'll see steven spielberg. we'll see i sean penn again. oh, for the premier of the superpower documentary to morrow. and we'll am also obviously to have the competition for the golden bass with 19 films competing on the festival. of course is dedicated to the human rights that struggles in ukraine and iran, and that is written big this year. here are some of the stories making headlines around the world. thousands of people in march and browse to denounce president macros, controversial pension reforms. demonstrators held up signs and chanted slogans, criticizing the government's proposal to raise the retirement age from 62 to 60 from new zealand has deployed naval vessels, a transport plan and helicopters to reach people cut off by site long gabrielle. at least 6 people died in the storm, which is cause major damage on the countries. north island, the prime minister says it could take weeks to restore part to some affected regional community. today with michael viola and he's 15. people have been killed in avalanches in easton, tajikistan

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steven caputo: it's like the first time you were ever on a seesaw. it's twice as tall as you were, and it still is. follow me, guys, this way. we're going to go see walter, the sunken bus. the most popular selfie location is the tv wall by flip cassidy. is this your only window to the world? [music playing] what about east jesus has made you want to call this place home? i came out about five years ago. i just really took to mostly the community of people. jennifer nelson: coming out here having spent 10 years in hollywood and then 15 years teaching arts, it was always being a part of somebody else's larger vision. and here, i'm free to explore my own vision, and it's helped my art grow and expand in ways that i don't think would have if i never lived out here. [music playing] what's so special about the coachella valley that allows an artist collective like this to not only exist, but thrive? steven caputo: it's almost like it's a blank canvas that you can really do anything with. jennifer nelson: moreover, the coachella valley municipal and-- i mea

what came next to steven? definitely, it was very crucial for a 20 a 22. i mean we had 2 factors that play. we had the stimulus money out of washington on $1.00 side, and then we had american household spending a less in $22.00, a $20.20 a one a. so people spent less and restaurants that for travel less for leisure, and saw that both let 2 additional savings in the united states or extra savings in the amount of $2.00 trillion dollars by the end of 2021. and that money came to use in the last year, especially when we had inflation kicking. and we also had almost record prices for em. housing. so therefore, that money was a pretty crucial can we say, how precarious is the situation for american households looking ahead as even we definitely can. and we already see some signs, and there was just a new survey out them on monday that actually 64 percent of american households right now are living from paycheck to paycheck. so that's an increase of about 3 percent. to the same time i'm last a year and what is also interesting to see that specially people who ma

once again, and berlin gives legend bri filmmaker, steven spielberg, a golden bear, hug his credits, include some of the best loved to blockbusters in cinema history, building film festival on the skill book with a lifetime achievement. ah, i'm anthony. how'd walk into the program this way? the russian invasion of ukraine hits the one g mock on tuesday to precedence vladimir pertinent joe biden, presented portraits of the war that could not be more different. addressing cheering crowds in warsaw bought and vowed russia will never win in ye crime. i was early, a putin falsely accused the west of staffing his war and said he'd suspend russia's last major nuclear arms control treaty with the us. 2 presidents door of the 2 speeches blocking a portion of the last 2 very different visions of the war in ukraine rock up steel . as the 1st anniversary of russia's invasion approaches, president vladimir putin showed little sign of backing down wages. putin's lengthy address reiterated a long list of grievances against the west, and once again framed his invasion of ukraine as a fight for russi

first of all, steven spielberg has always been a favourite director of mine. i didn't know him, but ijust loved his work. it has such breadth. and then i spoke to him, and he was friendly and we chatted and chattered. and then he said, "you know, you know that i'm making this, the redo, the reimagining," he called it. "and i'd like very much for you to be a part of this, and i'm hoping you'll say yes." and so i put on my most polite voice and i said, "you know, mr spielberg..." "0h, call me steven." "mr spielberg... "i'm really flattered, but, you know... i don't do cameos." and there was this terrible silence. and i went, "steven spielberg hates me." and he said, "oh, no. oh, my god, no. as a matter of fact, it's a real part for you. even before we spoke to you, that was written for you," and i said, "can i read the script, please?" and he said, "absolutely." so he sent the script like the next morning. and in fact, she sings somewhere... ..which is one of my favourite songs ever, such a killer. you know, any actress that plays anita, though, is always compar

well, i mean, steven, it's definitely been quite a ride to him in the past. the couple of the years, sir, my mean bob eiger, the a. c. o. m. who made disney? what it is today was all those extras that the ex acquisitions were so picks up is above all, with some of the lucas film and studios. i mean, he m stepped down. and the beginning over where the pandemic started and bought a chic took over. he was quite successful too, especially in those tough a pandemic time. so to keep a disney afloat. also making definitely quite some progress with parks the recently, but he never got really warm wrist, the creative team, and this is what bob eigen now wants to change. so he's back at the top of disney since november of last year. so that is definitely one part of where disney is focusing on, saw to let the creative people having more freedom and tried to create as much content as possible and also possibly, or hopefully he for a not too high of a price for a ins court in your thank you. western sanctions to punish moscow over the war in ukraine have crippled parts o

see parliament, steven pound. see you . in three. good king charles. the third gave an audience to the european commissioner ursula von der leyen as part of the day's brexit negotiations , generating brexit negotiations, generating criticisms from some for getting the monarchy involved in a politically issue. but is it unconstitutional. does monarchy, in fact have a right to be included such events? with me and my panel, the former labour mp , the famous socialist steven mp, the famous socialist steven pound and the very well known royal expert and historian david starkey stephen from the socialist . good . gig starkey stephen from the socialist. good. gig in starkey stephen from the socialist . good . gig in the same socialist. good. gig in the same breath as king charles, the well—known socialist . he's a lot well—known socialist. he's a lot more left wing than i. you're a monarchist, long a very distinguished parliamentarian . distinguished parliamentarian. do you think ? there are do you think? there are c

(steven) every time i come to see caremore, they go above and beyond to take care of me. i feel a lot better now. i'm taking medication for what i should have been taking years ago. (vo) caremore health provides advanced primary care wherever you need it, in the hospital, at home, in our clinics, or virtually. (steven) so when i call them over a medical issue, they take care of it instantaneously. i'm not afraid to go to the doctor anymore or put off going to the doctor. (vo) call the number on your screen to learn more about medicare plans in your neighborhood that include caremore. have heart failure and still experience unresolved symptoms? heart failure and seemingly unrelated symptoms like carpal tunnel syndrome... ...shortness of breath... ...irregular heartbeat... ...and lower back pain could mean something more serious called attr-cm a rare, underdiagnosed disease that worsens over time, so it's important to recognize the signs. sound like you? call your cardiologist and ask about attr-cm. autism diagnoses are skyrocketing. numbers have tripled over the last 16 ye

once again. berlin, his legendary filmmaker, steven spielberg a golden bear hug his credits, include some of the best loved blockbusters in cinema history. them in film festival on a spielberg with a lifetime achievement. ah, i'm anthony. how broke into the program this week, the russian invasion of ukraine hits the one gear muck on tuesday to president vladimir putin and joe biden presented portraits of the war that could not be more different. addressing cheering crowds in warsaw biden vowed russia will never win in ukraine. i was earlier, putin falsely accused the west of starting his war and said he'd suspend of russia's last major nuclear arms control treaty with the u. s. to presidents darville to speeches blocking a portion of the last 2 very different visions of the war in ukraine rock up steel . as the 1st anniversary of russia's invasion approaches, president vladimir putin showed little sign of backing down. putin's lengthy address reiterated a long list of grievances against the west, and once again framed his invasion of ukraine as a fight for russia's survival. really t

(steven) so when i call them over a medical issue, they take care of it instantaneously. i'm not afraid to go to the doctor anymore or put off going to the doctor. (vo) call the number on your screen to learn more about medicare plans in your neighborhood that include caremore. >>> coming up on the cbs evening news, for more refugees to the kennedy center stage. the men and women of the ukrainian valley make their u.s. debut tonight. that is coming up tonight on the cbs evening news. >>> coming up at 5:00 in this final week of lunar new year, we shed light on chinese americans in the south bay and their deep roots in san jose. we have that story and more coming up 5:00. also stay tuned at 6:00 for a personal profile of san francisco port laureate. cbs evening news is next. local news continue streaming on cbs news bay area. weg of is co we hope they one of black history month is meaningful. ♪ ♪ ction o l d clctt funeral services for tyre nichols. the emotion today in memphis as mourners remember the 29-year-old who died three days after being beaten by police. >> vice

(steven) so when i call them over a medical issue, they take care of it instantaneously. i'm not afraid to go to the doctor anymore or put off going to the doctor. (vo) call the number on your screen to learn more about medicare plans in your neighborhood that include caremore. >>> we are taking a live look at san francisco. the state of the city address is happening at pier 70 where a 20 acre revitalization project is underway. last tuesday she said expect downtown with a complete change. she will address affordable housing and the homeless crisis. >>> an update on steph curry's leg injury. they will be evacuate his status after the all-star break. we will not see him back on the court until at least the end of the month. he suffered injuries on his leg on the fourth quarter during a game against the dallas mavericks. >>> this is justin from the team. a trait bringing back a member of last year's title winning team. gary payton the second is coming back. the team did send james wiseman to detroit. this is part of a three team trade deal. we will have much more >>> if you

instead of taking this tragedy of steven dierkes as a george floyd moment, corporate homicide is far more prevalent in numbers than police homicides -- that is they are -- the afl-cio stayed silent, united auto workers which has the workers organized in that plant has not done anything, congress -- members of congress from the district and the senate have not said anything. it is very difficult of occupational deaths by trauma and disease. these are silent deaths. the silent funerals. the silent burials. over 400,000 homeowners have died for their company under the last 100 years took coal miners pneumoconiosis, not to mention shaft collapses at the mines. so the capitol hill citizen highlighted this and it is nothing but silence from congress. amy: and in the article, it says that steven dierkes was a second person to die at the mapleton caterpillar foundry in just six months. no criminal investigation, as you said the civil fine $145,000. what can congress do to turn this around, to do with the rise of workers deaths on the job and a lack of accountability of corporations? >> well,

(steven) so when i call them over a medical issue, they take care of it instantaneously. i'm not afraid to go to the doctor anymore or put off going to the doctor. (vo) call the number on your screen to learn more about medicare plans in your neighborhood that include caremore. >>> well, big stars with the big winners at the 65th annual grammy awards, but there were also some big surprises and some groundbreaking moments. danya bacchus has all the details. >> reporter: harry styles took home the grammy award for album of the year. in a powerhouse category that also included lizzo, beyonci and adele. >> this is really, really kind. i'm so, so grateful. >> reporter: beyonce picked up four awards bringing her overall total to 32, making her the most celebrated artist in grammy history. >> trying to just receive this night. >> beyonce! >> reporter: lizzo paid tribute while accepting her award for record of the year. >> you clearly are the artist of our lives! >> reporter: one singer became the first transgender woman to win for best pop do group performance with sam smith for

steven torres here needs to be called out. because my resources were used to have this rally that was outside the castro theater and i wanted to show you an image of hundreds of people exiting the castro theater on that day and my message of save the seats. there was only one person who on theed to a rally i organized to save the seats and torres needs to be called out about this. he says that my action was unfocused. here's the message he found unfocused. save the seats. it is not okay that torres wants to serve as a gate keeper. both with the cultural district and as head of the friends of the castro theater stakeholders coalition of friends of the stakeholder coalition. he wears two hats in this role and he's wearing a third hat on this commission. it is not okay what he has done to undermined cultural activism in the castro to save the castro theater. i'm asking this body to debate saving the castro theater. let's have a discussion at this commission about saving the castro theater and having a multiplicities of approaches