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kill a man when responding to the wrong house. the big melt. after a record season of snow, some western states brace for the water rush and disaster. and later, phantom bows out on broadway. ♪ the phantom of the opera is here ♪ >> after a record run, a musical theater institution ends sunday, and so does a love affair for stage workers and performers. >> i thought it would run forever, and im sad about it. >> announcer: this is the cbs weekend news from chicago with adriana di...

>> china retaliation. >> we have to start talking about it that way. >> fox news poll shows trumps lead is growing in the g.o.p. primary race. >> 64% is disprove. >> top numbers on the economy, the border, on all kinds of things. >> elon musk and other major tech leaders calling for a pause on artificial intelligence. >> bret: they are worried about the risks developing machines smarter than humans. >> foreign adversaries are still going to be developing it. >> brian: we begin with a f...

>> i couldnt comprehend wha was happening. i couldnt sleep losing my husband. its an image that is neve gonna go away. >> a father out for a walk wit his son. >> i heard shots very loud shots. >> the child survives, the father doesnt >> all he was asking was "honey, tell me hows the baby is the baby okay? >> it was an execution >> yes >> the killers never caught. >> were waiting for a phone call, waiting for a break. nothing was coming in. >> then, one month later another shooting the ...

intense the further north you go across the uk. looking at the weather chart, you think perhaps perfect conditions, high pressure normally means a lot of fine weather, but it doesnt necessarily equate to crystal clear skies. at the moment we have a north—easterly wind coming around our area of high pressure kicking up moisture off the north sea bringing cloud and showers. quite a leopard—print effect to our satellite picture at the moment. many areas are seeing cloud passing over a...

and a big win for the fantasy adventure film everything everywhere all at once, after a succesful night at the screen actors guild awards in hollywood. good morning and welcome to bbc news. the prime minister and the european commission are due to hold "final talks" on a new post—brexit trade deal for northern ireland today. rishi sunak and ursula von der leyen will meet in windsor to discuss "complex challenges" around the exisiting deal — whats called the northern ireland protoco...

im martine croxall in the studio in london. also in the headlines this morning. more than 60 people are now confirmed dead — including 12 children — after a boat carrying migrants sank off the southern coast of italy. fresh calls for the uk government to stop energy bill rises in april as the energy regulator announces a new price cap. early results from the nigerian elections show support for the governing party is holding firm. observers say its still too early to predict wholl w...

to 70% off guilt .com today. hello and welcome to inside politics. im john sitting in washington. thank you for sharing your day with us. and today a new jobs report that seems well, just right. hiring cool. somebody is still strong and the unemployment rate matches a 50 year low just one month, but its a report that tracks the feds blueprint for timing inflation. yet some new cnn poll numbers will share with you tell us most of you. youll see the economy as weak and half of you tell u...

>> kat: okay, really? because everything is kind of rough right now if you ask me. i mean, sometimes the news can feel like depressing story after depressing story. if i want to see that id just flip through my old diary. a former united states president being arrested, a current united states president who cant pronounce the word arrested. deadly storms, inflation, violence, and thats just in the fox and friends green room. the only thing that might be more depressing than the news is...

all rolling in the deep #. and — the singer adele joins james corden for the final carpool karaoke in his last week as host of the the late late show. welcome to bbc news — we start in sudan — where the 72 hour ceasefire, is in its final hours. the uk foreign secretary told the bbc — that now is the time for people to move. its totally unclear what happens after the midnight deadline local time — efforts continue to extend the truce. the uk operation — with round the clock ...

and no matter what day it was, i kept thinking about one man. tennis legend john mcen row. >> you cant be serious, man. you cannot be serious. brian: thats exactly what i found myself saying all week on and off the air. you cannot be serious. i knew i was right. i could not believe what i was hearing and i saw fallacy after fallacy. it began in new york city where lawmakers paid a visit to crime-riddled new york city. they came to hear from real victims. >> we care about people getting...