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US House lawmakers press Paramount CEO on Warner Brothers acquisition

US House lawmakers press Paramount CEO on Warner Brothers acquisition

By David Shepardson WASHINGTON, May 12 (Reuters) - Two U.S. House Democrats asked Paramount Skydance CEO David Ellison on Tuesday to disclose if he or the company offered to make changes to CNN's coverage of President Donald Trump in exchange for approval of a tie-up with Warner Brothers Discovery.
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Martin Short Discusses the Impact of Daughter Katherine's Death on Family

Martin Short Discusses the Impact of Daughter Katherine's Death on Family

Martin Short Discusses the Impact of Daughter Katherine's Death on Family
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Highway 99 Crash Causes Temporary Traffic Delays in Sacramento

Highway 99 Crash Causes Temporary Traffic Delays in Sacramento

A traffic incident occurred on Sacramento's Highway 99, specifically in the southbound lanes near 47th Avenue. The crash briefly slowed down traffic, causing delays for commuters in the area. The incident was reported by CBS News, highlighting the impact on local traffic flow. Details about the cause of the crash or any potential injuries were not provided in the report. The situation was managed promptly to restore normal traffic conditions.
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Oxnard College Featured in CBS News Segment 'Look At This!'

Oxnard College Featured in CBS News Segment 'Look At This!'

Oxnard College was recently highlighted in a segment of CBS News' 'Look At This!' hosted by Desmond Shaw. The segment involved a flyover of the college, showcasing its campus and facilities. This feature is part of a series that aims to spotlight various locations and institutions, providing viewers with a unique perspective on the featured sites. The segment is designed to engage the audience by offering visual tours and insights into the significance of these locations within their communities.
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Netanyahu Asserts Iran Conflict Unresolved Without Uranium Removal

Netanyahu Asserts Iran Conflict Unresolved Without Uranium Removal

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has declared that the conflict with Iran remains unresolved, emphasizing the necessity of removing Iran's enriched uranium and dismantling its nuclear facilities. In an interview with CBS News, Netanyahu highlighted that despite efforts by the U.S. and Israel to degrade Iran's nuclear capabilities, significant threats persist. He noted that Iran still possesses approximately 970 pounds of nearly bomb-grade uranium. Netanyahu refrained from discussing specific military strategies but mentioned that President Trump had been involved in discussions about physically removing the uranium. Meanwhile, Iran has responded to a U.S. ceasefire proposal, seeking to shift negotiations away from its nuclear program and focus on regional stability.
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Sunny Tuesday in Philadelphia, Rain Expected Wednesday

Sunny Tuesday in Philadelphia, Rain Expected Wednesday

The Philadelphia region is set to enjoy a sunny and pleasant day on Tuesday, with temperatures reaching a high of 69°F (20.5°C). According to Bill Kelly from CBS News, the weather will be ideal for outdoor activities, offering clear skies and comfortable conditions. However, changes are on the horizon as the forecast indicates rain moving into the area on Wednesday. This shift marks a transition from the sunny and dry conditions to a wetter midweek pattern.
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Colorado Faces Unseasonably Warm Stretch of Summer-Like Heat

Colorado Faces Unseasonably Warm Stretch of Summer-Like Heat

Colorado is experiencing an early stretch of summer-like heat, with temperatures climbing well above seasonal averages. According to CBS News, this warm spell is bringing unseasonably high temperatures to the region, reminiscent of mid-summer conditions. While specific temperature values were not provided, the report highlights the unusual nature of this heatwave for May. The warm weather is expected to persist, raising concerns about potential impacts on local ecosystems and water resources.
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Wildfire Prompts Evacuations Near Carter Lake in Northern Colorado

Wildfire Prompts Evacuations Near Carter Lake in Northern Colorado

A wildfire near Carter Lake in Larimer County, Northern Colorado, has led to mandatory evacuations for nearby residents. According to CBS News, the fire has already consumed an estimated 30 acres. Local law enforcement is actively coordinating evacuation efforts to ensure public safety. The fire's cause has not been disclosed, and firefighting teams are working to contain the blaze. The situation remains dynamic, with updates expected as containment efforts progress. The affected area includes residential zones near Carter Lake, a popular recreational site in the region.
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Netanyahu Criticizes China's Support for Iran Amid U.S.-China Talks

Netanyahu Criticizes China's Support for Iran Amid U.S.-China Talks

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu expressed his disapproval of China's support for Iran's war efforts during a discussion with CBS News chief Washington correspondent Major Garrett. This conversation took place ahead of a scheduled meeting between President Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping. Netanyahu's comments reflect concerns over China's geopolitical alliances and their impact on Middle Eastern stability.
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Dr. Lori Appraises Ceramics and Pottery on 'What's It Worth'

Dr. Lori Appraises Ceramics and Pottery on 'What's It Worth'

Dr. Lori Appraises Ceramics and Pottery on 'What's It Worth'
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Martin Short Discusses the Impact of His Daughter's Tragic Death

Martin Short Discusses the Impact of His Daughter's Tragic Death

Martin Short Discusses the Impact of His Daughter's Tragic Death
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Dell’Osso Farms Avoids Rain Damage, Sees Bumper Cherry Crop

Dell’Osso Farms Avoids Rain Damage, Sees Bumper Cherry Crop

Dell’Osso Farms in California has reported a successful cherry harvest after narrowly avoiding damage from recent rainstorms. According to CBS News, the farm managed to escape the adverse effects of heavy rainfall that could have harmed the cherry crop during its critical growth phase. Rainstorms in the region have been sporadic, with some areas experiencing significant precipitation, but Dell’Osso Farms was fortunate to avoid the worst of the weather. This outcome has led to a bumper crop, providing a boost to local agriculture and the farm’s operations.