Новости за 30.04.2022

"We lost our beautiful mother to the disease of mental illness," the Judd sisters said on social media.

President Biden will be attending the festivities this year.

Roach, who has won 19 games and amassed $469,184 in prize money, is the first Gen Z "Jeopardy!" "super champion."

Larry Woodruffe was convicted of capital murder for the 2018 death of Jazmine Barnes.

Smart and deadly? Over the years, multiple men with links to Catherine Shelton died under unusual circumstances.

Destructive tornado hits parts of Kansas; The history of the Forecourt of the Stars, the TCL Chinese Theatre.

The painting, which hung in the White House for parts of four decades, will go up for auction at Christie's in May.

The designer says he began designing clothes at 15 because he couldn't find any that fit his style.

Officials said only a few injuries had been reported.

From his father's tailor shop in Ethiopia to his own featured clothing line at one of America's premier department stores, Awet Woldegebriel has truly been living the American dream. Michelle Miller has more on his journey.

The TCL Chinese Theatre is considered one of the world's most iconic cinemas. Nearby, the Forecourt of the Stars has become a beloved time capsule where hundreds of stars have left a unique token of themselves behind. Marci Gonzalez has more.

Kim Jong Un expressed "firm will" to continue developing his nuclear-armed military, North Korea's official news agency said.

Chef Dave Beran has earned an array of honors in his career. But the most eye-catching testament to his talent is still found on every plate. Jamie Wax got a look and a taste.

Leon Coffee is a star of the rodeo circuit. He is a clown whose job is to keep animals distracted so others in the ring can stay safe. It's earned him some much-deserved recognition. Janet Shamlian has his story.

Jeff Glor spoke with Tampa Bay Lightning coach Jon Cooper on how he turned his greatest failure into his team's crowning success.

America's bald eagles have soared back from the brink of extinction, but now, avian flu and lead pose new risks to the bald eagle and other birds of prey. Charlie De Mar visited one wildlife center that's trying to help.

The Navy is investigating after seven sailors assigned to the USS George Washington have died by suicide during the time the aircraft carrier has been undergoing a yearslong overhaul. David Martin has more.

Dana Jacobson looks at a study that looks into widespread assumptions behind dog breeds. She also breaks down why understanding the relationship between breeds and behavior could help humans.

Stocks plummeted Friday, driven in part by inflation worries, the direction of the U.S. economy and concerns about another short-term interest rate hike. Michael George has more.

A tornado caused widespread damage in Kansas on Friday. The tornado leveled dozens of buildings in the city of Andover. The Weather Channel meteorologist Reynolds Wolf has more.

The legendary "Washington Crossing the Delaware" painting is going up on the auction block. Jeff Glor reports why it's being sold and what it could fetch for.

Fontaines D.C. joins this week's Saturday Sessions. It's been quite a ride for the post-punk band. They're the first Irish act since U2 to be nominated for best rock album at the Grammy Awards. Their latest collection just debuted at No. 1 on the U.K. charts. For Saturday Sessions, Fontaines D.C. performs "Liberty Belle."

Fontaines D.C. joins this week's Saturday Sessions. It's been quite a ride for the post-punk band. They're the first Irish act since U2 to be nominated for best rock album at the Grammy Awards. Their latest collection just debuted at No. 1 on the U.K. charts. For Saturday Sessions, Fontaines D.C. performs "Oh Such A Spring."

Fontaines D.C. joins this week's Saturday Sessions. It's been quite a ride for the post-punk band. They're the first Irish act since U2 to be nominated for best rock album at the Grammy Awards. Their latest collection just debuted at No. 1 on the U.K. charts. For Saturday Sessions, Fontaines D.C. performs "Jackie Down The Line."

Fears over inflation, higher interest rates and war caused the markets to tumble. Also, millions of Americans are in the path of some dangerous storms this weekend. All that and all that matters in today's Eye Opener.