Adam Yamaguchi
Coverage of Adam Yamaguchi in the Nexus archive.
- High winds and heat fuel Utah's out-of-control wildfires
High winds and heat have fueled out-of-control wildfires in Utah, prompting a state of emergency. Major wildfires burned across the western U.S. this weekend, with Utah declaring emergency measures due to scorching heat exacerbating the flames. Adam Yamaguchi and Andrew Kozak provided reporting and forecasting.
- In Japan, life lessons in healthy eating
The article compares obesity rates between the United States and Japan, highlighting how the Japanese diet and health-focused initiatives in companies and schools contribute to healthier lifestyles. It notes that despite similar fast food popularity, Japan's approach to nutrition and health tracking differentiates it from the U.S.
- In Japan, life lessons in healthy eating
The article compares obesity rates between the United States and Japan, highlighting that Japanese adults have significantly lower obesity rates despite similar fast food popularity. It explores factors in the Japanese diet and features a company that tracks employee health and schools designing nutritious lunches for children.
- Safety concerns over doctors prescribing experimental weight loss drug not approved by FDA
Doctors are prescribing an experimental weight loss drug called retatrutide that has not been approved by the FDA, raising safety concerns. The treatment is currently under evaluation and not yet authorized for use.
- Doctors prescribing weight loss drug not yet approved by FDA, CBS News investigation finds
The weight loss drug retatrutide, still in clinical trials and not FDA approved, is being prescribed by doctors despite potential serious side effects, according to a CBS News investigation. The drug has been described as 'Ozempic on steroids' and is being offered to patients before regulatory approval.
- Actor James Handy allegedly stabbed to death by girlfriend's son
Actor James Handy has died at the age of 81 after police say he was found with stab wounds. The son of Handy's girlfriend has been charged in the killing. Adam Yamaguchi reports.
- How a man's lavish lifestyle was financed by defrauding American taxpayers
A man financed his lavish lifestyle by defrauding American taxpayers through scams targeting state-run hospice care, daycare, and food assistance programs. He pleaded guilty in 2023 to one of the largest medical fraud cases in California history.
- Californians voice concerns ahead of elections: "Crime on every level"
Californians express concerns about crime ahead of upcoming elections. Voters will choose new leaders next week, with a hotly contested mayoral race in Los Angeles focusing on crime issues.
- L.A. mayoral candidate Spencer Pratt on being compared to Zohran Mamdani
Spencer Pratt, a former reality TV star and L.A. mayoral candidate, shares his thoughts on being compared to New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani with CBS News' Adam Yamaguchi. The comparison is made as Pratt runs for mayor. Pratt discusses the similarities and differences.
- Spencer Pratt addresses his lack of political experience
Spencer Pratt, a candidate for Los Angeles mayor, discusses his capability to lead despite lacking prior political experience. He shares his thoughts with CBS News' Adam Yamaguchi. Pratt aims to convince voters of his leadership potential.
- Full interview: Spencer Pratt
Spencer Pratt is running for mayor of Los Angeles against incumbent Mayor Karen Bass. He discussed his campaign with CBS News' Adam Yamaguchi. Pratt hopes to accomplish his goals if he wins the election.
- Spencer Pratt says his first L.A. mayoral debate was "incredible"
Spencer Pratt participated in his first Los Angeles mayoral debate and described it as incredible. He shared his thoughts with CBS News' Adam Yamaguchi. The debate marked a significant event in Pratt's mayoral campaign.
- Spencer Pratt declares he's 'done' with CBS, vows to ignore network if elected LA mayor
Spencer Pratt, a candidate for LA mayor, criticized CBS News for depicting him negatively and vowed to ignore the network if elected. Pratt accused CBS of editing an interview to make him look bad and said he would not give them any comments during his tenure as mayor. The incident occurred after a recent interview where CBS fact-checked Pratt's opponent, Karen Bass.
- Spencer Pratt makes case to become Los Angeles mayor
Spencer Pratt, a former reality star, is running for Los Angeles mayor against incumbent Karen Bass and gaining support from residents. He promises to make vast changes in the city. CBS News' Adam Yamaguchi reports on the developing story.
- L.A. mayoral candidate Spencer Pratt taps into angst about homelessness, wildfire response
Spencer Pratt, a registered Republican, is running in the non-partisan Los Angeles mayoral race and spoke about his campaign with CBS News. The race is heating up after a spirited first debate on Wednesday night. Pratt's campaign focuses on issues like homelessness and wildfire response.
- Los Angeles mayoral candidate Spencer Pratt on his political inexperience: "I mean, look at Obama"
Spencer Pratt, a Republican and former reality TV star, is running for Los Angeles mayor against incumbent Karen Bass. He spoke with CBS News correspondent Adam Yamaguchi about his campaign. Pratt is one of the leading candidates in the race.
- Spencer Pratt says he's confident he's "probably going to win with 51%" in LA mayoral primary
Spencer Pratt is confident he will win the LA mayoral primary with 51% of the votes. He believes his localized approach will give him an edge. The primary election is set to take place on June 2.
- Crackdown targets alleged hospice fraud in California tied to $267 million in charges
A crackdown targets alleged hospice fraud in California, with prosecutors accusing bogus payments of costing the state's Medicaid program $267 million. CBS News reports on the investigation into widespread fraud allegations.
- Body cam footage shows California police raiding homes in suspected hospice fraud case
California police raided homes in a suspected hospice fraud case involving 21 suspects accused of a $267 million scheme with no legitimate patients. The operation was captured on body cam footage and led to criminal charges being filed against the suspects.