bryson's father said that bryson was trying to kill lauren, but how does he know that bryson is trying to kill your daughter? they were in the car and he was talking to his mother while he was beating on lauren. >> shocked, doctor johansen used a location app to find her immediately giving cops the coordinates in nashville. >> the officer that got her out of the car said that he was on top of her beating her. there was blood everywhere. she was screaming and yelling. >> bryson's control and stalking had now turned into pure violence. next, in fear for lauren's life, her father immediately heads to nashville. what happens next triggers a chain of events that are just shocking and later, justice for breonna kupfer. we have the latest in the slayin of the subject 1: who's coming in the driveway? subject 2: dad! dad, we missed you! daddy, hi! subject 3: i missed you. my daughter is being treated for leukemia. subject 2: mom, mom, mom, mom. subject 3: i hope that she lives a long, great, happy life and that she will never forget how mom and daddy love her. st. jude, this is what's keeping m

isla bryson. oh, good. it's isla bryson. oh, good. it's isla bryson., isn't it? 32, from clydebank, scotland. says they have been misgendered by staff at hmp edinburgh. the prison has apologised following the complaint . right. apologised following the complaint. right. i apologised following the complaint . right. i want to say complaint. right. i want to say right now isla bryson is a man. isla bryson is pretending to be a woman to get a lovely little life in prison. i isla bryson was a man that raped a woman, two women, two women and i just cannot hear. i don't care if he was misgendered in prison. i really do not care . it's a shame really do not care. it's a shame because the snp have propped this up for so long. they didn't need to. nicola sturgeon started it . humza yousaf has carried it it. humza yousaf has carried it on. we just need to call a spade a spade here. isla bryson is a bloke . bloke. >> there's a part of me that didn't want to cover this because i think, do you know what? i'm not giving this airtime. but on the other hand, we need t

laughter ] "bryson, where's bryson?"a, who's bryson?" "we served together in korea. bryson!" [ laughter ] so, here we are. unlike bryson, here we are. [ laughter ] we're on the precipice -- yeah. i mean -- [ applause ] i know where i am. we're on the precipice of the unknown, staring into the abyss. no one can know what happens next, least of all donald trump, who said hardly anything about policy in his speech last night. here's a taste of what he felt was more important for the american people to hear on such a seismic evening. >> i told the story. i told it last night. i had a man on the phone. i had the screen muted, no sound. i was talking to a very important man, happens to be here. and that very important guy, one of the most important people in, i would say, the country actually. but, you know, i was president and now it looks like i was going to be maybe president again, so i figured i could ask him to hold -- so, i asked him to hold. and because, especially because you're going to be president again, they hold.

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here'seconot 1 bad lie, bswand bryson, i mt as good as you can do.imself a chance punching it the finnt bunker. ght. sw third shot. it's not going to be easy from 55 yards out of the trap. and this is how you win a major championship. beautiful shot. sets him up for the par putt and the win. and all he needs to do is put it in. here's bryson history on his putter. and the incredible par save just like payne did it in 1999. bryson his second us open championship honoring his late father john, who died a couple of years ago. an emotional father's day victory for bryson. hey, you just see this? it's casey pratt at the bat. our own casey pratt taking swings at the oakland ballers ceremonial first pitch t d caseyot i the bat flip. i mean, he tells mee home run. iidsewherit went. uh.. the bat flip was professional bn me, that's for sure breaking news out of the north bay. this wildfire in sonoma county is a big concern still right now due to the really strong gusts, the fire has grown to 200 acres of flames have rapidly spread, fanned by the winds. it's bu

bryson dechambeau i is up here someplace. what happened to bryson? where is he?elationship there with him, with koepka, with dustin johnson. so though he's got a lot on his plate, i do think that he will be focussed, when required to be focussed, on trying to help both sides, but i'm not sure what he can actually do. i think that's the key question, isn't it? we saw rory mcilroy have those sentiments this morning in an interview. obviously, trump has a great relationship with saudi arabia. he's got a great relationship with golf. he's a lover of golf, so maybe. what influence does the us president have over these negotiations? basically none, right? i mean, there's nothing the president can physically do and say, "yasir, do this." but what he can do, he can maybe get the justice department have a different focus on how they will look at the pga tour pif deal. on a slightly different note, you're at the olympics in the summer, covering the golf there in paris. we saw emmanuel macron be a very visual presence at those games. do you think those global events, the la

a dream come true for bryson dechambeau. _ true.for heartbreak for him. since mcilroy won the last of his four majors in 2014, that is the fourth time he's finished second at a major. in 2018, he shared second at the open, in a group with justin rose and xander schauffele, as italian francesco molinari took victory. at the 2022 masters, he was three shots off the eventual winner scottie scheffler, thanks to a marvellous 64 round on the final day, but it was too little too late. and then last year at the us open, he finished a shot behind wyndham clark, afterfailing to hit another birdie after the first hole, which at that point had handed him the overall lead. and now the biggest disappointment of all. at pinehurst�*s fabled number two course in north carolina, a collapse perhaps more brutal than any before. nick faldo says it will haunt mcillroy forever — so how does he recover. that's the question i've been asking english golfer graeme storm. he was so, so close to getting that fifth major and we know how much she striving to get

bryson dechambeau everybody. the best. [ cheers and applause ] we have a great show. give it up for the roots, ladies and gentlemen. ♪ >> jimmy: that's a good guy, that's a good guy. welcome to the show, everybody. we're having fun already, right? this is a good show. [ cheers and applause ] this weekend, i had the honor of meeting the pope. i met the pope. [ cheers and applause ] and it was -- i don't know how to describe it. it was -- it was overwhelming. i didn't know what to expect. i got a call from stephen colbert maybe a couple months ago. and he was working with the vatican on a book or something -- the pope's book. and so he said, "hey, the pope wants to meet comedians. would you want to meet the pope?" i go, "of course, i would love to." and then i just never asked about it until i got an e-mail, and it was official, "the pope wants to meet you." i go "okay." you can bring one person, i brought my sister, gloria. [ audience aws ] and i go, 'cause this is a big deal. so i went to rome, went to the vatica

bryson dechambeau. oh, he is hitting balls. he is on the way. bryson. look at him. he has had a great career going. great u.s. open, bryson. it did a fantastic job's -- he did a fantastic job. we also have dana white. he has -- he is a tough guy. dana started ufc. he came to me. they said it is a rough sport. i helped him out. i said this is the roughest sport i have ever seen but i began to like it and he loved it. nobody has done a better job in sports. he is a very motivational kind of guy. he gets fighters that really go at it. it has become one of the most successful sports enterprises anywhere at any time. he is doing so well. i want dana to say a couple worlds because people love to hear from them. >> nobody deserves this more than him and his family. this is what happens when the machine comes after you. what do you have seen over the last several years is what it looks like. they could not stop him. he keeps going forward. he does not quit. he is the most resilient, hard-working man i have ever met. his family are incredible. this is karma. he deserves this

that the reading the let's go to bryson. grace and bryson was there. bryson. you're here respond 1st. i was there. i got investigated by and beyond. my phone got tap. the 1st thing, the f b, i told me when i came to my home, they said that they know i wasn't in the building, but they still came and investigated me. tap mouth, all the persecuted me any way. we didn't harm anybody of january 6, all that got the bumps speaking a blog said misinformation should be moderate. it does the fact by the way, all the people something happens after always small person was injured. one person, one please also was injured, but we didn't kill anybody while he was there, but we got killed multiple mobile people of us guy was there also is also also on the fingers broken and come on now. but if it is the riot, why it's so what, let me tell you something. so anyway, if i stood up and apply that application, dr. t, malcolm x, nobody would have said anything, because somebody could take what they're saying the wrong way. because to advocate extradition, because if you read the su

we werat firstier of the model officer bryson utilizes.ommunication skills and the hope they will be compliant and leave the area without she not successful in an attempt when special agent hail arrives on the scene, heei again starts on the first level trying to resolve the problem by gaining their compliance we know that didn't work either the demonstrators continue in their posture of passive. however, one of the demonstrators crosses the line becoming actively resistant, but by escalating his level of enforcement tactics in response to this active resistance agent was successful in taking of one of the demonstrators. a second subject also becomes resistant and charges heil after pushed away the subject becomes extremely belligerent agent continues in his effort to gain compliance, but to no avail. the subject escalates situation to the fourth level of the model by pulling knife, recognizing risk of bodily harm and that intermediate such as batons or chemical sprays are inappropriate due to the level of threat our officers draw weapons

big hitting bryson makes an impact on day one of the masters as dechambeau cards a seven under 65 atugusta. a first anfield defeat in more than a year and a damaging one. liverpool lose 3—0 to atalanta in the europa league. and lightning doesn't strike twice against lorenzo. novak djokovic avenges last yea r�*s defeat to musetti in monte carlo. hello again. for the first time in nine months liv and pga tour golfers are competing in the same tournament and it's one from the breakaway series that's made a lot of the headlines on day one of the masters at augusta. after a two and a half hour weather delay, bryson dechambeau was one of the first to get going. and three straight birdies to open his round set the foundation for a seven under par 65. scottie scheffler got close to that mark. a bogey free 66 took him to 6 under, two years on from his first green jacket. it's a lot longer since danny willett was the champion at augusta. but the 2016 winner is four under after a 68 in his first tournament since shoulder surgery in september. rory mcilroy had an up and down round, four birdies,

"after words," he indians and cavalry hundred down bryson and killed him at his home. according to historian john barrett, dmi, passed away, john g barrett wrote some of the indians were later seen on the streets of murphy wearing various pieces of the uniform of the dead man. confederate home guards were ineffective in their counter irregular efforts in western north carolina but this is due to the dual roles they are expected to play. home guards not only had to protect citizens from outside raids but were expected to fight irregular groups who remained on the homefront all the time. the same a regular conflict rooted in the confederate prescription policy followed them as well which piedmont and coastal units also faced given their inability, became more difficult to stop lightning raids, self operations by federalists launched from tennessee. the most prominent example of the u.s. army's cross-border operations involve the unionist -- unionists who fought under george washington kirk, in june 18, '64, colonel kirk launched a raid across the mountains with the goal

michael sheppard on bidens pushback come and jay bryson of wells fargo. we begin with our top story. stocks pausing ahead of the final inflation report. anastasia amoroso saying "since january we have seen economic data well above expectations. mainly jobs at inflation data, supporting the view the economy could be experiencing an acceleration. despite the fears of overheating we have seen data start to cool from the start of the year, indicating the economy may be operating in a sweet spot." anastasia joins us for more. is this why you are still constructive on this equity market? anastasia: the sweet spot is exactly how i characterize these markets. when you have good economic data the markets tear that because good economic data is good for profit margins. one of the things we have seen this year as the economy is stable and accelerating, we've also seen the earnings growth expectations are also stable. that is why i think the markets have been able to push back the rate cuts and still move higher. on the flipside, if we get bad economic data, the cons

bryson dechambeau has dropped one on the fourth hole.ho got that birdie on the first hole of his round. early stages of this final round in north carolina. we have had exactly half of the first half of that game in gelsenkirchen. it is still 1—0 to england. no doubt you will keep us up—to—date with everything. i will be back in an hour. thank you very much. i was trying to follow that, the first half of the first half. still 1—0 as you were saying. the prince and princess of wales have released an official photograph to mark father's day. the picture — taken by catherine on a beach in norfolk — shows prince william wearing a baseball cap with his arms around his three children. our correspondent charlotte gallagher has more. it's a really sweet picture. as you said, it's taken in norfolk on a beach. the family members there, the prince of wales and his three children, prince louis, prince george and princess charlotte, have their backs to the camera. they're looking out to sea. they're all dressed very casually. prince william in a baseb

bryson to he's up here someplace.where is? bryson! he is hitting balls? oh, he's on the way.at career going. a great u.s. open. and we also have -- she's a tough guy. [crowd chanting "dana"] dana started ufc and came to me. do you mind if i use -- nobody wanted to give it because it's a rough sport. a little rough. i helped him out a little bit and i went and i said, this is the roughest part of ever seen. i began to like it, and he loved it, and nobody has done a better job in sports. he's a very motivational kind of guy, what he does. to get these fighters and they really go at it. it's become one of the most successful sports enterprises anywhere at any time. it's doing so well. i would like to ask dana to say a couple of words, because people love to hear from him. [applause] >> nobody deserves this more than him and nobody deserve this more than his family does. this is what happens when the machine comes after you. what do you see over the last several years? this is what it looks like. couldn't stop him, he keeps going forward, he doesn't quit. he's the most resilient

shortly afterward hunted down bryson and killed him at his home.ccording to historian john g barrett,to used to be bmi the wr historian many years ago. met him once before he passed away. he wrote some of the indians were later seen on the streets of a murphy wearing various pieces of the bloodied bullet riddled uniform of the dead man. now confederate home gardens effective in the irregular efforts in north carolina. this is primarily due to the dual roles they were expected to play. home guards only had to protect confederate citizens from outside raids, they were expected to fight the self constituted irregular groups who remained on the home front all the time. rooted into the prescription policy followed them as well which piedmont and postal unions also face that. given her inability to stamp out the threat it became that much more difficult to stop lightning raids self operationss by federl cilantro east tennessee. the most prominent example of the u.s. army's cross-border operations involve the unionist who fought under colonel george washi

>> well, bryson many congratulations. way the second us open title, it was a crazy wild finish takers out there on the course with you you down the stretch, with rory mcilroy. and i'm wondering, where do you rank? >> the, shot, at the very last around the very last was possibly my best golf shot. my entire life i didn't know that practicing those 50 yard bunker shots when i was a kid would have brought me to this point of pinterest number two to one, my second year. so open but sure enough it did and couldn't be more proud let's do a little place in history. absolutely. one of the wonderful images from this whole week, your engagement with the fans. you told me early in the week though that three years ago the landscape was very different for you and that you could have handled things differently, can compare that to that euphoria and the warmth you felt all the kim a lot of personal growth 2022 was rock-bottom year for me and push me to be the person i am today and i've got a lot of people that stuck around me from 2022,

and there is this drama with the loyalist jamie bryson hearing — with the loyalist jamie bryson hearingand what he is relaying _ hearing what is going on and what he is relaying is— hearing what is going on and what he is relaying is fundamentally what we understood what nick was saying about legislation to protect the union. — about legislation to protect the union, reductions in cheques and so on. union, reductions in cheques and so on but— union, reductions in cheques and so on but the — union, reductions in cheques and so on. but the eu law will continue to apply— on. but the eu law will continue to apply and — on. but the eu law will continue to apply and that is a very big deal for unions _ apply and that is a very big deal for unions— apply and that is a very big deal for unions. ~ , . , ., for unions. will there be a sum of money because — for unions. will there be a sum of money because that _ for unions. will there be a sum of money because that was - for unions. will there be a sum of money because that was under i money because that was under discussion from the westminster

. >>> and it came down to the wire for bryson dechambeau in this year's u.s. open. we will tell you what happened. fire crews in los angeles county are battling a series of wildfires endangering homes and forcing evacuations. in this chopper footage you can see at least two buildings going up in flames in lancaster, california in what's being called the max fire. more than 500 acres were burned and thousands of homes threatened. further to the west cbs's elise preston reports on i afast-moving fire that forced the evacuation of more than 1200 people near the community of gorman. that's about 62 miles northwest of los angeles. >> reporter: flames exploded in the rugged terrain just north of los angeles. high winds, hot temperatures and dry brush fueling what is now california's largest wildfire this year. >> reporter: what are your firefighters going through right now? >> so right now they are in direct attack. we have warm conditions and winds that are unpredictable. >> reporter: this time lapse shows how quickly this fire went from 500 acres saturday afternoon to m

that's what bryson needed, but he proved himself under pressure. beautiful shortstop to make it a great putt. with all eyes on him, he would have this left for the tournament, draining it. he's your champion at 21 under. the first major championship for xander and his first win on tour since 2022. >> i think that i would be less of a person for that putt than what was let in, but i didn't want to go into the playoffs against bryson. i'm assuming we would have played 18. it would have been a lot of work. this is my opportunity and just capture it. >> reporter: it hasn't been an easy week for the giants who basically promoted the majority of their minor league roster to put a ban date over the many injuries. despite that, they are actually playing pretty good ball. a view from the flyover at oracle park as we pick things up in the top of the first inning. ryan mcmahon goes opposite field here off the very good so far. jordan hicks for the first run of the game. it was the only run allowed by hicks. he went five innings. pretty good ball. 2-1 san fran

dropped to a tie for fourth. 15 under clovis native bryson dechambeau shot up the leaderboard here ong in so puts pressure on xander. schauffele needs the birdie 18 for his first major. the heart pounding through his chest, no doubt, but the soft shot sets up the try and this is for all the marbles. the putt for the championship rolls it in wire to wire for a one shot victory over bryson and his first career major victory. good stuff there. hey, remember this ten years ago today, the warriors hired that guy steve kerr as their head coach. and the rest is history. in his first season, led the dubs to an nba title over the cavs. look at the young larry biel to cleveland, including four nba titles and six total nba finals appearances. what's larry asking him? i just wonder. other accomplishments include being named one of the top 15 coaches in nba history, second most wins by a head coach in franchise history. that is your you made a cow! actually it's a piggy bank. my inspiration to start saving. how about a more solid way to save? i'm listening. well, bmo helps get your savings habit i

bryson dechambeau is up here someplace. what happened to bryson? where is he? bryson! oh. he's on the way? he's hitting balls. bryson? oh, look at him. he had a great -- he's had a great career going. great u.s. open, bryson. that's a fantastic job. and we also have a mandina white. he's a tough guy. so dana started ufc and came to me, do you mind if i yous your -- they say it's a rough sport, a little rough. and i helped him out a little bit. and i went and i said, this is the roughest sport i've ever seen. but i began to like it. and he loved it. and nobody's done a better job in sports. and you know, he's a very motivational kind of a guy, what he does. he gets these fighters, and they really go at it. it's become one of the most successful sports enterprises anywhere at any time. doing so well. i'd like to ask dana just to say a couple of words because people love to hear from him. >> nobody deserves this more than him. nobody deserves this more than his family does. this is what happens when the machine comes after you. what you've seen over the last several years, th

hunted down bryson and killed him at his home, according to historian john g.arrett, who used to be at vmi as the civil war historian. many years. i met him once before he passed away. john g wrote some of the indians were later seen on the streets of murphy wearing various pieces of the bloody bullet riddled uniform of the dead man. now, confederate guards were notoriously ineffective. their counter irregular efforts in western north carolina, but this was primarily due to the dual they were expected to play home. guards not only had protect confederate citizens from outside, they were expected to fight the self constituted irregular groups who remained on the home front all the time. and the same irregular conflict in the confederate conscription policy. follow them as well. which piedmont coastal units. they also that given inability to stamp out the threat. it became that much more difficult to stop lightning raids and stealth operations by federals launched from east tennessee, the most prominent example of the us army's cross-border operations involved th