poe, talk about a misunderstood artist, way ahead of his time, the literary van gogh. that is what triggered -- that is what changed everything. david: how long did it take to write "rocky?" sylvester: three and a half days. david: that's all. sylvester: this is not a finished product, but you are a writer. but you had the format. david: you write longhand? sylvester: i write long. david: so a producer, mr. winkler, right, so you give him the script and they say yes, we will buy it, provided that you are the writer, not the actor. sylvester: totally, absolutely. david: you said no. sylvester: i said guys, it's not for sale. it is just not for sale. at that time, i was broke. and when i say "broke," i mean broke. david: finally they said ok, but i heard they give you a 15 day trial period. sylvester: they did. they had all kinds of morality clauses. basically if you spit on the ground, we can replace you. and the first scene we did was me shaking down the fellow along the docks. you know, "come on, give me your coat." "you owe the loan shark." they saw this might actual

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diehards fan and rapper missed a fab along with former nba celtics basketball players eddie house and leon poe. this is the new rivalry. i mean, you know for several years and decades we've watched boston in the lakers go up against it man. i've never been a warrior fan to be honest with you right fan of the warriors man always have been always will be wherever they play if they played on mars. i'll find a way to get there. i like the warriors. i like the bay area. that's that's what i'm that's my that's my city the oakland. that's my city, but when you come out here to the jungle with me and kg called it to the jungle. you have a problem. it was a very this tasteful to hear those chants with all those children in the building man and see what was going on. i was kind of like, wow, i couldn't believe it that we were at a professional arena and this is what's being a chanted out. we're gonna definitely gonna remember remember that draymond said ish. last night with his own kids sitting next to him 20,000 people yelling it out you it doesn't matter you supposed to tune it out telling you every i

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jelena yos poe voir dire speaks out about topics. ukraine and international investigators have launched investigations into possible war crimes, crimes against humanity, and genocide. moscow continues to reject its forces were responsible. the very large poster shows dead people with huge, piercing open eyes. and the text says, the eyes of the dead will remain open until russia repents. for me, what was important in this poster is this word, repentance, she says. it was important to me to emphasize it. while some russians took to the streets to protest vladimir putin's special military operation during its early days, authorities have now effectively stopped any larger movement from taking hold, dismantling opposition groups and banning many media organizations not in line with the kremlin's policies. she says she understands people's fears. they are afraid of losing their jobs, she says, being expelled from college. and there have been such incidents, even if they show a photo on the internet showing someone holding a ukrainian flag

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. >> i don't believe in any witchcraft, low cuss poe cuss or anything like that, but he could turn his tongue black and his mouth black. he would stick his tongue out and shake his head as if he was possessed. >> he could turn his tongue black. i saw him do that on a couple occasions. >> tur second person who's told me this. i don't get it. >> i don't either. he would have to be spun up and in that -- kind of in that state where he was really upset. he would stick that you mentioned the -- tongue out and it would literally go black. >> and he was violent. >> once i hit puberty, i became a hellion, a lot of fighting. >> including one fight that would change his life. for years, jones told viewers a story of why he and his family had to leave suburban dallas, and why he was obsessed with government corruption. >> they had cops up there that i knew were drug dealers. i was at a pool party and he was selling cocaine and ecstasy last week. they ran my head in the wall and told me we're going to tell you. they said you're going to move out of this town right up. >> that's the furthest thing

all of those men apparently were wearing matching uniforms of khaki pants, blue poe lo shirts and the police say they had with them, shin guards, shields, at least one smoke grenade, and the police make it very clear that based on paper work that they found, this group of people were planning to cause some kind of confrontation. the group we are told is patriot front. that is the group these men are believed to belong to. it was formed in 2017 after those protests in charlottesville. there was a schism in the leadership with a neo-nazi group, and patriot front founded off. and thomas rousseau was a teenager when he founded the group. he is among those arrested. according to southern poverty law center, this group believes democracy has failed, unless you are of quote founding stock, white european, then you're not actually an american. they want a white ethno state. 31 men, average age 26, from a bunch of different states, most of them, texas, utah, washington, now, the mayor very keen to distance coueldalene. >> we are not going back to the days of the aryan nations. we are past that

pair both signed up members of ukraine's 36th marine brigade were taken prisoner in the city of mario poe in april, which is sometime ago. —— mary opal. talk a sham court, there is little evidence that the man had any defence at all. thank you very much for reminding us of the human element as well as the geopolitics was at this is to people with their families and three people with their families and three people with their families. we with their families and three people with their families.— with their families. we can move away from _ with their families. we can move away from ukraine _ with their families. we can move away from ukraine and _ with their families. we can move away from ukraine and go - with their families. we can move away from ukraine and go to - with their families. we can move away from ukraine and go to the | with their families. we can move - away from ukraine and go to the uk. front page of the times. their headline on the left, drivers joint rail strikes as ballots set to spread. rail strikes as ballots set to s - read. , rail strikes as ballots set to sr

nixon knows that johnson knows, and this treachery, this secret becomes this beggar allan poe telltale heart secret, eating away at the nixon presidency and drives richard nixon overreaction to the pentagon papers and eventually the creation of the white house unit that leads to the dir tricks operation in the 1972 campaign. this is a huge new secret we're really only understanding in the last decade about where watergate begins and just how closely linked vietnam, the pentagon papers, and watergate actually turn out to be. juan: i wanted to ask you, taking it to the current january 6 hearings, if you could compare the impact of watergate with these hearings? i want to quote from chris hedges recently wrote that these hearings he believes are spectacle replacing politi, and he writes "the committee goes back to top opponents what they already believed, it is designed to prent an action as action and substitut role-playing for politics." he actually compares these hearings more to the 1924 trial of adolf hitler, that it really is more farce than politics. i'm wondering what your thought

rights report it reads like a chapter out of edgar allen poe. they are not an ally. their interestsco inside with ours. >> but the values don't, right. >> the vooel values do not coincide. >> and in an opinion piece you seed if the saudis are willing to accommodation u.s. concerns it is not certain that they are. what concerns are you talking about? >> well there are human rights concerns. if the president, the president going -- i shouldn't say if. he needs to raise not only the issue of jamal khashoggi with the putative saudi king, mow ham'd bin salman. he needed to talk about this publicly in saudi arabia. we've three dual saudi american nationals that were arrested and detained and unable to leave the country. he needs to raise that. and he needs to make it clear that if saudi arabia wants a relationship with the united states, it has to be based on mutually reinforcing interests and real reciprocity, and frankly, watching the u.s.-saudi relationship during the previous administration, it was a one-way street. mbs believes he is getting joe biden to come to riyad

adding if brittney griner is a priority, poe us the will potus will meted with her family. 19 families signed a letter to biden asking for his personal involvement. saying nothing is more critical to the nation than bringing them home. one relative telling cnn bringing our loved ones home is urgent. and this administration doesn't seem to get that. the family of matthew heath. held in venezuela since 2020 says they also don't detect urgency from the white house. even though his life is in danger. he recently attempted suicide. >> we don't think he's out of the woods. this particular suicide attempt was not successful, thank goodness. we have every confidence that he will try again. >> the "washington post" writer held in iran for nearly a year and a half sympathizes with the families but says pressuring the u.s. government is only a bank shot. >> it's not the u.s. government's fault that any of these individuals are being held hostage by foreign governments. but ultimately, it will require u.s. government intervention to bring them home. so yes, i think it's appropriate. >> winning the

panels fairfield that's a gust of up to 30 miles an hour sfo that gust approaching 40 miles an hour poe bay here's a live camera, tracking a few more high clouds for tonight into tomorrow morning. overnight temperatures definitely cooler start tomorrow morning, mid forties to the mid fifties, and then look at this. the warmest occasions. no nineties, no eighties. we're just thinking some, maybe some lower seventies tomorrow afternoon. so this is the front . this is the overall whether pattern we're watching that area of low pressure up to our north definitely cool down today, and this front wants to a slide in for friday into saturday, so temperatures continue to drop off. there is the possibility of some sierra showers and it's cold enough that theoretically, things were line up perfectly. we could have a possibility of some snow right around 7000 ft. so it's still only a slight chance. but something will be watching for in the sierra. that would be on saturday. here's the forecast model, definitely bringing in some clouds in the short term. this is tomorrow morning. seven o'clock, you

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these laws are different than the ones that are poe posed today. -- proposed today and one very important aspect, they involve due process. what's the difference? in the existing involuntary commitment laws, known as baker act, there is a mental health care expert involved. there's no such thing in the red flag laws. there's an ability to challenge your -- your accuser to have a day in court before your rights are deprived. there's no such opportunity in the red flag laws. you get an attorney appointed to you if you can't afford it. no such thing in the red flag laws in many of the states. and there's -- endangering the lives not just the person we're worried about but the officers that are tasked with carrying out the raid. red flag laws could actually increase the rate of homicide and suicide. simply talking to other people about your health care issues and your mental health could help you overcome it. but people will be reluctant to do that if red flag laws are in place. red flag laws have already created thousands of second-class citizens who don't -- who no longer have the ability t

. >> ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy visited the front line poeing positions of the troops, the first since it started 115 days ago. and nate has the latest from lviv. >> it's a successful week for president zelenskyy with high profile meetings and then the visit to the front lines that you mentioned, a lot of people back home in the states are wondering about the three missing american veterans in ukraine. taken by russian soldiers, including the two most recent just last week. alexander drueke and candy andy hun, and they're working with ukrainian authorities and they're in contact with the veteran's families who are begging the-wide administration to please get them home safely. the third missing vet is brady who retired after a 20-year career. i mentioned a positive week for ukraine in its bid to join the european commission. and that they be given the status to join the eu. all 21 member states would meet thursday and friday for a vote and unanimously vote ukraine in to be given the status. on the same week that zelenskyy gained more aid on the balancedfield. >> and the wee

. >> poe seamlessly awarding her the bronze cross, she did all she could to save the life of her classmates and teachers. on tuesday, texas governor greg abbott claiming a state of disaster and your family. local resources to help the community. they are now filled with rowing memorials. visitors are driving hours to stop and pay their respects. >> i'm thinking about the parents, painful it is. if it was my child, i would be devastated. >> in this morning, the mayor said that he was not the only nearly elected city councilmember that was sworn in. all the new members were, because they wanted to let families grieve in peace. in the meantime, cnn is reporting that the chief told them that he is in communication with authorities. >> all right, morgan, thank you. it has renewed debate over guns and america. that conversation is in washington today. mr. walker joins us with that part of the story. >> reporter: hi, savanna. pressure is ramping up on president biden in congress to find some common ground on gun reform in the wake of the texas school shooting. the president vowing to meet with law

never in my wildest dreams did i think that a lover -- that a poe officer, as a law enforcement officer, i would find myself in the middle of a battle. you know, i'm trained to detain, you know, a couple of subjects and handle a crowd, but i'm not combat trained, and that day it was just hours of hand-to-hand combat, hours of dealing with things that were way beyond what any law enforcement officer has ever trained for. and i just remember that moment of stepping behind the line and just seeing the absolute war zone that the west front had become. >> let me thank you for your service and, honestly, your bravery that you have told the world about tonight. it's unfortunate that you had to defend the capitol from fellow americans. none of us would ever think that that would have to happen, but it did. so let me thank our witnesses for joining us tonight and sharing their experiences with america. throughout my chairmanship of this committee, i've continuously vowed that this committee will ensure a comprehensive account of the heroic acts on january 6th, and that we will follow the facts w

temporary measure the police poe officers at central station had been located in the squad room which was a problem to the station operations. the space was to address this issue and to provide suitable space for the officers. the police would like to amend the lease extend from 752 vallejo to 750 vallejo. the current space accommodates five officers. expanded space accommodated up to 12 officers. i want to show you one slide on comparison. right now the current lease expires in august of this year. with the five year extension it will expire in august 2027. previously indicated two five year additional options. premises are expanding 750 square feet up to 2570. you will note the base represent rate has gone down. rent crate is $58.48. now reduced to $47. because of the expanded space the annual rent goes up to $120,000. we are getting one-time allowances of $241,000. this concludes my presentation. captain and myself are available to answer any questions you may have. >> chair preston: thank you. mr. menard, bla report, please. >> this resolution approves an amendment to existing lea

but if they have the gene mutation, you can go in and poe ten n sly take the drug. >> bingo. even if you have a recurrence, you could get a surgical cure. you can put it together with surgery and long-term care. maria: what's the price. >> it's expensive. with this kind of attention, it's thousands and thousands a month, probably 100,000 a year for the course. maria: that's what it costs. >> insurance is going to cover this, for sure. maria: it's great to see you with this great news. the next hour of "mornings with maria" begins right now. ♪ maria: good wednesday morning, everybody. hangs very much tore joining us. i'm maria bartiromo. it is wednesday, june 8th. 7:00 a.m. on the button on the east coast. nowhere to hide, the biden administration facing multiple crises with no plan in sight, record high gasoline prices, food shortage, and 40 year high inflation. biden's cabinet has no answers. here's commerce secretary gina raimondo yesterday. >> unfortunately, that is the brutal reality. you know, this is in large part caused by putin's you aggression. gas prices have gone

we've been waiting to see what kind of frameworks the lawmakers would come out about a poe he ten shale regular la tore -- potential regulatory backdrop for crypto. what is your opinion on government regulation of crypto. >> crypto regulation is coming. there's broad bipartisan support for this bill. it puts regulation under the cfdc rather than the s.e.c. this is a good step forward in the industry. regulation needs to be brought to bear to make this industry more mature and more accountable and in order for it to enter the mainstream. it's critical that the united states take the leadership role in pushing forward with these technologies. if we don't, we risk losing our stronghold as the center of the financial world. countries like the u.k. have embraced block chain technologies and cryptocurrencies. it's incredibly important that the united states do the same thing. if you look at what's happening, the federal level, there is a vibrant set of debate and policy analyses going on around what the digital dollar should be it's inevitable, it's coming. it may take a bit longer but we're

rachel: you get the baked poe atoe, then you have the meat on top, love it. >> you can take that baker, put it on the smoker for three hours, 225, your pulled pork is 12-14, all 225 degrees -- pete: the crust. i've got to say, i'm a huge fan of dickey's barbecue wherever i am. you're in 46 states? i request you guys on the show all the time. >> i appreciate that. happy birthday tomorrow. pete: here you are. >> you know you have a good brisket, you can see the bark. you should be able to see the smoke rings and everything. [inaudible conversations] rachel: happy birthday, pete. pete: thank you so much. >> of course. our pleasure. will: big show still ahead, stick with us. ♪ ♪ ♪i've been everywhere, man.♪ ♪i've been everywhere, man.♪ ♪of travel i've had my share, man.♪ ♪i've been everywhere.♪ ♪♪ ♪ ♪ ♪♪ voltaren. the joy of movement. ♪♪ moderate to severe eczema still disrupts my skin. voltaren. the joy of movement. despite treatment it disrupts my skin with itch. it disrupts my skin with rash. but now, i can disrupt eczema with rinvoq. rinvoq is not a

these laws are different than the ones that are poe posed today. -- proposed today and one very important aspect, they involve due process. what's the difference? in the existing involuntary commitment laws, known as baker act, there is a mental health care expert involved. there's no such thing in the red flag laws. there's an ability to challenge your -- your accuser to have a day in court before your rights are deprived. there's no such opportunity in the red flag laws. you get an attorney appointed to you if you can't afford it. no such thing in the red flag laws in many of the states. and there's -- endangering the lives not just the person we're worried about but the officers that are tasked with carrying out the raid. red flag laws could actually increase the rate of homicide and suicide. simply talking to other people about your health care issues and your mental health could help you overcome it. but people will be reluctant to do that if red flag laws are in place. red flag laws have already created thousands of second-class citizens who don't -- who no longer have the ability t