hancock met with smith about 9:00 who had explained to hancock what had transpired and pointed out the extent of his achievement. hancock confirmed that bernie and gibbon were available to continue the offensive, although it hancock outranked smith, he deferred to history news judgment. saying, i desire not to interfere with his honor, as he was directed to take the place. smith declined to continue the attack, requesting only that hancocks two divisions relieve brooks and hinks at the front and prepare to meet any confederate counterattack's. a second core unit stumbled forward in the dark, and between 11 and three in the morning, occupied the captured line. now, one of the enduring questions of the petersburg story is the wisdom of smith's and hancock's decision that night. there were certainly bitter voices who decried the failure to press ahead and try to capture petersburg. a private in the fourth u.s. artillery, for example, remembered that, gradually the fact that we were not to fight that night impressed itself upon us. the rage of the intelligent enlisted men was devilish. the

hancock confirmed birney was available to continue the offensive although hancock outranks smith he deferred to his junior's judgment saying i desire not to interfere with his honor that he was directed to take place. smith declined to continue the attack requesting only that hancock's two division relieve brooks and hanks at the front of the segment corp. units between 11:00 and 3:00 the morning occupied the captured line. one of the enduring questions of the petersburg story is the wisdom of smith and hancock's decision that night. there were certainly bitter voices that decried the failure to press ahead and try to capture petersburg. a private in the fourth unit artillery for example remembered that gradually the fact were not to fight that night impressed upon itself the listed men was devilish the most blood curling blasphemy i ever listen to i heard that night. others knew they were to be sacrificed in the morning. many blame smith which is a staff officer believe petersburg was growing like a rotten branch and exercise sufficient courage but other critics -- into what was presumed to

he sent his unlucky a to ask hancock what position he should take hancock angrily asked barlow's aide. why are you here? where is barlow aide sent that barlow? quote unquote bathing his feet arlo hancock angrily replied that's it. that's it always asleep or washing his feet. he did not believe barlow's explanation. now i'm going to get toward the end of this. we're going to the richmond petersburg campaign from june 15th to through june 18th union forces threatened to overwhelm this smaller confederate defenders grants plan, of course was to take petersburg by storm cut off all confederate supply lines and defeat lee's army on the way to richmond due to a combination of long-standing command problems within the army the potomac confused and contradictory communications between units and the extreme battle fatigue of the men weeks of heavy fighting and union assaults failed to capture the petersburg works. barl troops faltered badly during the doomed attacks on petersburg on july 15th, barlow and bernie were ordered to storm across an open field near the chant house where they came und

it was badly damaged and the hancocks had to spend five grand to get it running again. >> the dash was ripped apart, which we never really could find a part for that. so it was really zurich every time we got in it. >> reporter: police didn't catch a suspect after the first theft. >> and then bam. >> reporter: hancock hopes they will soon. >> they think it's the same person. and now he's got it again. i don't know what he wants with it. >> reporter: san jose police took a stolen vehicle report. the family hopes this second time they'll have the same fate as the first time. in san jose, ian cull, nbc bay area news. >>> california once again breaking ground, this time in the field of children's mental health. it comes as stations nationwide report increased symptoms of depression and anxiety. today governor newsom announced the doubling of school counselors statewide available online for educators and families. >> i like slowly checked my breath and breathe like slowly, and it definitely helps. it calms all the way down. >> reporter: $4.7 billion to focus on universal screening and suppo

the hancock county sheriff's office had no comment. but greer family lawyer ben crump is outraged. >> when a citizen is in the police custody, the citizen is in the police care. and clearly we see that they did not care for briana. >> reporter: this body camera video does not show the moment greer fell out the door. other police videos may, and greer's family wants to see them. mark strassmann, cbs news, atlanta. new axe body wash. made with 100% natural origin scents, so you smell one hundred. ♪♪ smell as fresh as nature gets. ♪♪ frustrated with occasional digestive upsets? align women's probiotic smell as fresh as nature gets. naturally helps promote a balanced gut and soothe occasional digestive upsets. plus, it supports vaginal health. it's recommended by gastroenterologists two-times more than any other probiotic brand. try align. >>> this is the "cbs overnight news." >> i'm jericka duncan in new york. as the monkeypox virus continues to spread there are growing calls for the biden administration to declare the outbreak a

he actually, her seemed to, through a job at, i'm at the hancock that took place between president wilkins and reloading got back in 2018. and he said that he does not want a government where the position will come and they will now sit together so that the confusion between the executive and our who else is in that government. he said, the only thing that he wants for their position to come is for their position to come and have their full mandate of keeping a government in check so that they can be able to serve with their citizens. so as to whether the opposition will walk with the deputy president or with the president elect for g r e to means i guess of wait and see, but he's extended an olive branch only on the business that they will come and be an opposition for allowing us partner contest the election resolves as well as part of the electoral commission. what do you expect to see in the coming days? so as, as that a loading, as tim and there, some of the commissioners actually contested there in the election results. the deputy president said that this was the, ah, was the fast el

. >> carrie hancock woke up to a phone call, the police saying they found or stolen then. unfortunately, the thieves had done some damage. >> we were thinking about fixing it, once i realized what they did to the windows, i was just done with it. it's garbage. >> the van was customized to carry her jet her son who has muscular dystrophy, equipped with a wheelchair lift so they can drive them to appointments and around town. it's the second time the van was stolen this year after the first. last thursday, it was stolen again. >> this time, the damage is so extensive, it may be beyond repair. once we opened it, we realize they painted the inside of the windows gray. >> they spotted the van in this wells fargo parking lot. faces charges of auto theft, possession of paraphernalia, and outstanding warrants in four different cities. they will have to find another way to help transport jeffrey. >> we can't go anywhere with him. so we've been shopping for a new one. >> word of a new drug trial that some believe will be a game changer when it comes to monkeypox. the research team i

when will do me in the room when, what, when mr. bishop reaches hancock is really pissed. still more rich with letters, thoughts in the last amusing capture i see near miss ah, suddenly i knew you wouldn't go. i forgot why blown of course. but when you were listening notes, we just did. it was a little to do what you reminded me put on time when you now look for some reason. usually brittle chests, which annoyed me when you about that show up. it was in yet golf over to jeff with la roster for us. i'm one of them usually came into the yeah, got to get a job, gets fund wireless because when you get away side by side, it will go on and not cry and you what are the media? because i'm sure you have to lose just on my way to i use my down to. so again, no one loves the lower level. the only for the history are you watching it out the more below the move them behind us listening to the smart thoughts and knowing that the extra mile wide mobile venue for new i will need to show the sub's tail should also have the release seen this is very much from a store which is a lot of chrom

. >> reporter: deputies from hancock county arriving at the family's home. >> i haven't had anything to drink. bring out that breathalyzer. ah! >> come on. you're going to be cuffed. >> reporter: she's placed in the back seat handcuffed. the officers even discussing if the doors are closed. >> you got the other side closed? >> yeah. >> reporter: the georgia bureau of investigation is now saying that one of the lieutenants forgot to close the passenger side door. their investigation so far revealing grier had no seat belt on when the officer began driving. that deputy stopping after 30 seconds and walking back to find grier unresponsive on the side of the road. in the video, a deputy tells a dispatcher that she jumped out of the vehicle. >> we're gonna need an ambulance. brianna. brianna. >> sit up. sit up, brianna. >> you look at the video, and you can see the reckless disregard they have for her care. >> reporter: attorney for the grier family, ben crump, says brianna suffered brain trauma, falling into a coma before she died on july 21st. he's demanding transparency from investigat

oh god, i mean hancock as well up to shoot. here he was celebrated from house van fleet to the festival hall. nothing but jubilation and triumph. it's done with my. he usually stood in the car or and at the entrance to the festival hole where i greeted him, he, oh dear sheila be so kind and come to the window, shouted d for a crowd than hitler stepped up to the side window of the royal portal and greeted his onlookers. hitler last visited by lloyd in 1940. i hear the wings of the goddess of victory russell. those were his words of farewell. then the war dominated everything. europe was in ruins, but hitler decided the festival should continue. the performers were exempted from war service, the audience made up of the war, wounded wagner for consolation. wagner, for war moron. the wagner were a surrogate family for hitler. # the butner family was entranced by the fema glitch at wagner, son in law, houston steward chamberlain introduced at of hitler to the wagner family. hitler admired chamberlain's racist and anti semitic view.

a brush fire burning close to solano county neighborhood, chopper 5 of course was over the area of hancock drive and discovery way in fairfield. police think a lan more might have sparked this. the fire reached four alarms. four crews worked hard to get it under control. >>> new details about the man arrested in the string of pellet gun shootings in the south bay. nicholas montoya accused of randomly firing lead pellets from a high-powered rifle. he's in police caught. police say seven people were targeted since mid-april, from age 9 to age 56. six of the shootings happened in san jose, another one in campbell. >> this was a deliberate and dangerous effort to terrorize a community. and we're so grateful to san jose pd, to campbell police department, all the analysts, investigators, and attorneys who worked on this case. >> so the santa clara county district attorney's office is charging him. >>> the u.s. justice depth announced federal charges against four former kentucky police officers over the botched raid that led to the death of breonna taylor. cbs reporter debra alfarone picks up the

you can easily feel at its mercy, wendy hancock numberless. miss dotson, that's not rational, but it's then on the left and you can get that. you just your imagination. boston come with a can also use your imagination to make it different again on the market is if you get the power back of your own imagination and what is played in your own movie theater, to how we can choose between the horror movie and what are the beautiful mean us rebecca wants to find out. she'll be flying in a small cessna at a nearby air field. as she's determined and boards the small plane, which is quite ground. arthur, the crystal comfortable group decor, realize is they're about to take off. no man. but not a hint of panic every day. okay. okay. good. after 20 minutes in the air, the short experiment is over. a proud to do so. after just one hypnosis session, rebecca was able to fly for the 1st time in 9 years without any problems at at is did you think you'd manage that today? no, i didn't especially know that well, so yeah, i'm fine bigots. go down and baba schmid

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you can easily feel at its mercy, wendy hancock numberless. miss dotson, that's not rational, but it's then on the left and you can get that. you just your imagination, boston and come up, you can also use your imagination to make it different again on the market is if you get the power back of your own imagination and what is played in your own movie theater, to how we can choose between the horror movie and what are the beautiful marina's rebecca wants to find out. she'll be flying in a small cessna at a nearby air field. as she's determined and boards the small plain, which is quite ground. often the crystal comfortable group decor realizes they're about to take off. no man, but not a hint of panic. every day. okay. okay. good. after 20 minutes in the air, the short experiment is over. a proud of you. so after just one hypnosis session, rebecca was able to fly for the 1st time in 9 years without any problems at is did you think you'd manage that today? no, i didn't especially know that well, so yeah, i'm fine big. it's good and baba schmidt

terry hancock says, the modified van is the only way to transport her 20-year-old son, jeffrey, who has muscular dystrophy. >> it's frustrating. you work hard for your son. it's for him. what could they possibly want with it? it's for a special needs person in a wheelchair. >> we just did this story in march. we brought you the story of the first time this van was stolen. much like this one, someone took it in the middle of the night. in that case, police found the van dumped in the foothills later that same day. family spent about $2000 to fix the damage. if you have any information about this latest theft, call sjpd. >>> new at 11:00, serious security flaws for ipads and hackers can take complete control of apple devices. this affects iphone 6 and later models. several ipad models and all macs. appleton city, who discover the flaw, but once a software update to sit fix the problem. >>> scary moments. firefighters rescued a dog that fell 25 feet into the 7th avenue reservoir. you can see just how bad of a fault it was there. the fire department said, they got a call about a dog running

, her and her family to seek shelter when their roof and walls collapsed. ya damn idaho rattle buck hancock, ari i was in the market and it started raining heavily. then i got a call from my neighbors that my house was destroyed. luckily, my children were not home. i came back to find the situation like this one murder case for. at least 22 people have been killed by rains and floods and dozens of us injured since the thought of the season, according to the united nations, across the country, over a 1000 homes have been destroyed. many people here said they have not seen this much rain and destruction before, according to the you and environmental agency. chad is one of the country's most affected by climate change, and those likely to suffer as a result are the vulnerable communities. the floods have left many with no access to clean water. this is one of the main hospitals in india, mana, now it's surrounded by flood water and murder. the last 2 in and my d. willa rouge because of the floods. patients can't come to the hospital. there is no transport. we only received severe cases that ar

the hancock county sheriff's office had no comment, but grier family lawyer ben crump is outraged. >> when a citizen is in the police custody, the citizen is in the police care. and clearly we see that they did not care for brianna. >> reporter: this body camera video does not show the moment grier fell out the door. other police videos may, and grier's family wants to see them. mark strassmann, cbs news, atlanta. >>> today we learned of the deaths of two towering trailblazing americans. nichelle nichols, whose role on the original "star trek" series broke ground for black women on television, first as a woman in authority, and later with this interracial kiss in 1968. in her memoir, nichols wrote she once threatened to quit the role, but reconsidered after dr. martin luther king jr. introduced himself as a fan. years later nichols worked with nasa, helping recruit the first women minorities to the space program. nichelle nichols was 89 years old. >>> yes also remembering the life of nba great and activist bill russell. he died at the age of 88. here is cbs' james brown. >> reporter:

john hancock, don't tell me that's not a drag queen name. i agree this is the biggest danger facing schools. somebody could bring a penis into the classroom. if you dislike people who wear over-the-top wings, a ton of foundation and are totally obsessed about sex, i have bad news about your favorite president, you know. now, obviously, obviously, people have very strong opinions over banning drag shows, and that includes our very own dulce sloan. >> hello, friends. if you know me, you know that i love me some drag. it's like sports, but for people who don't want to deal with any balls, if you know what i mean. recently, conservatives have been acting like drag is some brand new thing that liberal dreamed up to turn your kids into glitter demons. now, make these conservatives wouldn't be so scared of drag if they could just get to know how it could help them. so to get up close and personal with the art form, i want to bring in a true expect, my friend and rupaul drag race super star, the hilarious kerri colby. >> i'm going to try to be funny

it scorched an area near hancock drive and discovery way in fairfield. the fire reaching four alarms before it was put out. >>> good news on the mckinney fire. residents of western yreka are able to return home after mandatory evacuations. thousands are still under evacuation orders, though, as it has burned nearly 59,000 acres. but firefighters gaining some ground. i say some, with only 10% containment. that fire is blamed for four des so far. the mckinney fire is currently the largest and deadliest fire in california this year. >>> hard to see all of those fire, paul. and of course we had a couple more flare-ups today. do you think the humidity played a big role? >> it didn't hurt. the monsoonal moisture, it doesn't necessarily feel great as you walk outside and go this isn't quite right. but the vegetation kind of absorbs some of that moisture. it helps slow down the spread of anything that gets going. fire dang shore will limited the next couple of days. we'll start with a look at conditions around the mckinney fire, which are still challenging for f

local journalists, hancock diary reports from the hospital and gaza were some of those are being treated. we are now ship a hudson and as you see, there are a lot of injured palestinians are coming. and the palestinian emetics are now receiving the palestinians in jail from the latest that is right near strike. some of them were surprised. that's dangerous. either running either people were surprised that they know these people named jerry and everyone is here. some time in these are waiting for their beloved on to leave the i to you centers. others have been partially partially injured. we also noticed that there had been a couple of pallets that have been painted as a girl who were at least 5 years old had been amputated when she was injured by an israeli strike. when it was her uncle's wedding may be intensifying. fire a shot was taken at r t correspondent. yes, i'll stop the by the israeli army during her report on the border of the palestinian territory of ramallah. multiples of men especially slightly bent. the tim, i'm done with yeah, funny food, i'm a bachelor with the f and i ia

it scorched an area near hancock driver and discovery way in fairfield. that they're reaching four alarms before it was put out. >>> a wildfire siskiyou deputies going door to door evacuations. the yeti fire burning north of klamath nationals for, the small town of happy camp now threatened by the flames. that fire is burning near the state's largest fire this year, where there is some good news on the mckinney fire. some residents are now able to return home after mandatory evacuations. that fire is, though, blamed for four deaths, and as of this evening has burned nearly 59,000 acres. firefighters gaining some ground with 10% containment. >>> man, really tough to see that. especially the people who lost their lives. so tragic, and just a really scary reminder of unfortunately what could be to come later in the season. >> and just 10% containment so far. and they've really been fighting uphill against gusty winds. no thunderstorms in that part of california today. but it is hot. think of all the gear that they are wearing and temperatures have been well

islamic jihad militants fired rockets that television in response to deadly attacks on gaza. journalist hancock diary reports from a local hospital as the israeli aggression on the gaza strip continues, and the 2nd day of the aggression comes to an end. we are now when else you for hospital one of the main hospitals in the gaza strip that i received at least 140 palestinian citizens. that has been insured by israeli airstrikes since yesterday, according to the minister of her health, at least 15 palestinians have been killed as so flyer, there is nothing on clear. we are still hearing explosions in the background and they're still at fire exchange in and out of gaza strip. and as you see, the ambulances are everywhere, ready, and steady to receive any injuries from the gaza strip. today at least 5 palestinian residential houses have been targeted. hundreds and i have been left homeless. tens of palestinians have been injured and this will continue. this is not the 1st escalation or aggression that gaza strip had been a witnessing. we witnessed a huge escalation, 200820122014. and last year it w

in law go and so when you're doing me of neutral when or briefly when, when mr. bishop reaches could hancock because really appears to be still more to the computer or whatnot restored. se v and they will tell us, does your abuser capture my senior mr. ah, i know you did distance dog order. i sure. yeah, that's what the loan is. the course, montana, but when you are listed in the notes where we just didn't put it as there was a little to do what.

most of the dates were in altov near the border with 2 dizzier. fight isn't. hancock is a trying to contain nearly 45. in 14 districts wasn't 350 people have been forced to leave their homes. and in portugal, thousands of districts are on maximum 5 or less as the nation braces for. and now the heat wave emergency crews are trying to control several wild fires, including one and a national park that's been burning for nearly 2 weeks. hot weather and strong winds have been hampering efforts to contain the flames. sal leone is re valuing its currency in an attempt to improve its economy. the central bank has removed 3 zeros and reprinted notes, trying to slow down the leon's, sarah leon's, sliding value and stop protests against the rising cost of living. i'm at interest reports from the capital, freetown. after some confusion, businesses are slowly adjusting to the new yields. the country central bank says the re denomination of civilians. currency has been necessary, though, the magic already nomination is that. where you take those zeros away people, they're thinking that they are poor and

oh gosh, no more than 17 percent of the population planned to vote for lucas hancock. and the secret report we've seen indicates that lucas shanker was also informed at this . so initially, in order to avoid too much outrage, it was decided to announce that lucas shanker had secured 62 percent of the vote. but then something must have made him change his mind and he altered the result to 80 percent. and that is what sparked off the protests to look at, see if the graph people in many towns in bella rows spontaneously, tip to the streets, security force as attacked the protest, as with stun grenades and rubber bullets. officially we heard shouts and explosions . no one had expected august 9th to be marked by so much violence or by such a huge massacre. as a rule, opposition support assembled at a certain location where they were beaten up. this time, people from all sectors of society were involved just when the security forces started lashing out, they probably didn't realize that it was ordinary people. they were hitting not the opposition to possibly g o to in your p

more and more of this crime is taking place in the suburbs, like beverly hills, hancock park. until and unless it happens, we'll still have the same old policy pushed the same old people. >> tucker: yeah. make them defend the looting of 7-eleven and every turn. you did this. can you defend this? of course they can't. larry elder, great to see you. thank you. >> my pleasure. thank you. >> tucker: well, speaking of chaos, law enforcement has been suspended at our southern border, which is wide open. as a result last month alone, u.s. officials reported nearly 200,000 illegal immigrants at the border, just the ones being counted. by comparison, at the end of 2020, migrant encounters totaled 72,000 per month. some of these people are using military-style camouflage to enter the country, which is bizarre. >> tucker, we've seen illegal immigrants use all types of methods to disguise or camouflage themselves. now new pictures appear to show suspected illegal immigrants wearing gilley suits to blend into the desert. border patrol agents in the el paso sector arrested the three migrant

and for our audience, hey i need to briefly summarize accounts of what happens on july 15th when the hancock county georgia sheriff's department responded to your request for assistance with your daughter breonna. who you said was suffering from a mental health episode. she was arrested by sheriff's deputies and put into a cruiser. the police body cameras, camera footage released last week showing a tense arrest. then barely a minute after leaving the scene, breonna fell out of the moving vehicle, falling into a coma and dying six days later. you say you initially told that she had kicked the door open and jumped out by the sheriff's department. which has since requested a state investigation that has determined, breonna was indeed handcuffed. but the passenger side rear tour was ultimately not secured. is that right? am i saying anything incorrectly, mr. and mrs. greer? >> no, you are not. that's what we was told by the sheriff. that she kicked the door open and jumped out. i obviously i didn't see that, but we want to find out why and what did happen for her to come out of that car. >> you

colonists, were asking the wrong question there's a sense of empowerment and the people in power to john hancock john adams in massachusetts and george washington and thomas jefferson in virginia and they were pretty satisfied with their role in the british empire as the years of 1762 and as these guys the house of commons here who were dissatisfied and they wanted to make changes and so, put that slide to frame this whole discussion but were really talking about the british grievances against the colonies and the things that they wanted to change in the parliament did try to change it the parliament would ultimately lead to the revolution sweeping of those so when we go to the next light which is the image that we were talking about witches this is just north america east of the mississippi river but as the and 92, was the territory in eastern mississippi is still occupied by the native americans at this time and i think that primarily on the atlas done, she's actually from the midwest and there's other native nations and one thing that i want to point out is that there are boundaries of the na

paula hancocks is with us from seoul. paula, make sense of these messages from the north. >> reporter: well, max, effectively what north korea is saying, they have achieved in just 91 days what the rest of the world is still struggling to achieve in more than 2 1/2 years which is eradicating covid-19. let listen to exactly what kim jung-un said. >> translator: the difficult war against the disease is now over and today we are finally declaring victory. >> reporter: there are many questions from experts as to how or if this is even possible, but the numbers aside and the facts aside, this is a message that kim jung-un is giving to his people and is giving to the rest of the world. he was also seen maskless shaking hand, congratulating those officials that he said helped him to beat covid-19. now, we also heard from his sister also a high official within the system, and she said that kim jung-un himself had suffered from a very high fever. to that we did see images on state run media of emotional members of the elite wiping

but this time it was hancock county sheriff's deputies. >> she was having an episode and we called 911 for assistance. to get our daughter some help. but if we knew what we know now we wouldn't have called them. what was going on with her, al alone, she would have been here. >> the family's attorney, benjamin crump said sheriff's deputies came into the home, handcuffed greer, placed her in the back of the patrol car for resisting arrest. >> you can here greer tell police repeatedly that she is not drunk and that she would hang herself if they put her in the police car. sheriff's deputies then lift up greer and put her in the back of the patrol car. the body cam fails to show if the officers opened, closed, or had any interaction of the rear side of the door. you're about to see video of greer and the deputies, wand we want to warn you this video is disturbing. >> off camera, you hear one of the officers ask if the door on the other side is closed to which the other officer replies yesterday. sheriff's deputies left the scene and drove a short distance before greer fell out of the car.

paula hancocks is in seoul for us. what do we know about the missiles and about the timing of the launch? >> reporter: well, it has been a relatively quiet summer from north korea, about two months since we saw the last missile launch. what we saw this morning was two cruise missiles fired in to the waters of the west coast. the missiles themselves are not of great concern to washington or seoul, they don't technically break any rules. but it does potentially signal that north korea is back to testing once again. the 18th missile test so far this year and it is just ahead of the joint u.s./south korea military drills that will be starting next week. these are live field training drills that we haven't really seen much of over recent years. back in 2018, they were put on hold by then u.s. president donald trump as he was trying to talk to kim jung-un and then the covid-19 pandemic meant that they were much smaller and 24 many cases virtual or simulated. and so the u.s. and south korean militaries are getting back to the

there is a sense in which parliament rebelled, that is, white colonists, the people in power, john hancock and john adams, in massachusetts, george washington, thomas jefferson, in virginia, they were pretty satisfied with their role in the british empire as of the year 1762. and it's these guys, the house of commons in their old meeting chamber here, who were dissatisfied and said, we want to make changes. and so, put that aside in the list to frame the whole discussion that we are really talking about the british grievances against the colonies. the things they wanted to change, and parliament did try to change, and the colonists resentment of those changes that would ultimately lead to revolution. so we will get to those, but brian, go on straight to the next one. next slide is the image that nicole was talking about, which, this is just north america east of the mississippi river. but as nicole pointed out, and i did too, most of that territory, even east of the mississippi, is still occupied by native americans at this time. and i base this map primarily on an atlas done by a scholar

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like a hancock dad with a lavender jacket. i'm like, i want to get a perm. they wouldn't let me. they're like, i don't know, a perm is permanent, it might mess up your hair. they gave me a wig that's the exact same length as my hair but a permed wig. so i look quite ridiculous. >> simu: you look great, man. how is it working with kevin hart and mark wahlberg? >> oh, they're great. kevin hart, he's amazing. he's like the guy in comedy right now. so first day i'm like, i hope he knows i'm a comedian, i hope he knows who i am. you know what i mean? >> simu: yeah. >> yeah, very nice, so both in the moment. they're great partners in a scene. they improvise. they're superstars, but they gave all of us plenty of space to work with it. it was really fun. >> simu: they also, i feel, both have 40 businesses each. did you learn any of that from them? or did you -- >> yeah. they -- i was at the premiere last night. they both had their tequila brands here. i think everyone has a tequila brand now. i don't know if i can compete with the rock's -- oh, wait a minute. this is not tequila? >> simu

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you can see it's burning in some brush the location, hancock drive and discovery way. more than four acres have burned so far sky. foxx was just above the scene to bring us these pictures. we see a lot of smoke rising from the area moment ago, we saw some active orange flame. cruz very much attacking this fire. because, as you know, we're in the middle of a very hot week here in the far inland parts of the bay area will stay on top of this story and bring you more information about this breaking news. a fire burning now in some brush in fairfield. meanwhile in san francisco, officers are examining surveillance video after one person was killed and another was injured on a shooting on immunity. bus happened yesterday afternoon just before 3 30 when the bus was near velasco and santos streets west of highway one. oh, one. investigators at this point aren't releasing much information at all about either victim won't say how many passengers were on board the bus at the time. minibusses do have cameras on board, though, and police are looking at that footage to see if there

mason richey was a specialist on north korea and an associate professor of international politics. hancock, university, a foreign studies he's joining us from. so thanks for your time with us on al jazeera. so there was this exchange of letters between the 2 liter and the russian and the north korean leaders who. ready you think need to more in principle, i think both of these countries when think that they need each other and both of them think that they have something to offer to their partner. and i say that because, you know, but moscow and john young are under extensive sanctions. in the case of north korea . we're a long time now under extensive international sanctions. and now russia ever since beginning in 2014 with the annexation of premier. but now, especially since february of 2022 with the invasion of ukraine, russia finds itself also under extensive sanctions, late in particular by the united states and by europe. so both of these partners have been limited with respect to how they can interact now with the international economic community. so in the case number 3 are, you kno

botox, but then ask her about wilson's murder armstrong seen being led to the interrogation room in hancock's by two male officers in tactical vests. kayla armstrong's lawyers are essentially saying that everything generated from this in cell interview including video of her being handcuffed should be thrown out of court and are essentially arguing that she was set up. for this interview to look bad to look like somebody who might have been a killer armstrong's attorneys also alleged the detective failed to provide miranda warnings and that transcripts of her detainment reveal officers ignored her three requests to have an attorney present which included quote. do i need an attorney here and i should have an attorney after the interrogation armstrong fled the country allegedly using someone else's passport authorities say she had started a new life in costa rica even possibly getting plastic surgery before she was finally arrested six weeks later. it was discovered armstrong used different names aliases under the alias of beth martin. liz and ari martin armstrong used these names at yoga stud