berry gordy was a music man at the helm. berry gordy was a songwriter.t package, they can play the "ed sullivan show" and kill. >> back in the '60s, marvin gaye wanted to be frank sinatra. >> he was svelte, clean-shaven, debonair and all that changed in the '70s. >> marvin wanted to compete at a high level. why can't i make a record like the beatles? i'm selling records like they sell. why can't i have that artistic expression? ♪ punish me with brutality talk to me ♪ ♪ when you can see what's going on ♪ ♪ what's going on yeah, what's going on ♪ ♪ tell me what's going on ♪ ♪ ooh ♪ >> marvin gaye was affected by the vietnam war. his brother was in vietnam. so he's hearing all these stories about what is going on over there. he's seeing the protests here and it's changing him. >> he holds up a mirror to america, look at yourself, america. >> he is talking about the war, he's talking about poverty. changing as an artist in a way that berry gordy is not super happy about. ♪ mother, mother, everybody thinks we're wrong, they do ♪ >> initially berry gordy did n

of berry and 4th drive. when the gates are down, there can be additional wait times for people to turn left there which is why one of the modifications were in the process of making is retiming that signal to help facilitate right turns. >> director: okay. so that clarifies what's happening, but why do you think so many folks in that zip code were opposed to this? do you think they're worried about making a left on berry from 4th? >> it could be that. also, the survey was done before we made the change to 3rd street to allow left turns out of the one mission bay garage. so some of the responsibilities may have been reacting to that as well. >> director: okay. i mean, berry is almost all office, though. isn't it? i guess -- isn't there residential on berry? >> yes. there is. >> director: okay. yeah. i support this. i think we should just keep an eye on game days. this chunk of san francisco has a lot of people coming and going and it's already kind of a zoo. i think we need to keep an eye on how this affects

but now doctor elizabeth berry and some of the other family members of victims of 9/11 and also talkocess has been taken so long. we are still at the pre—trial phase, no date has been set for the start of this trial and a lot of that has been wrangling over where this k should take place and still have the defence team to the five men are saying they shouldn't be tried in military conditions and should just be tried in civilian courts on the us mainland and the other big thing this argument is centred around is the issue of torture and what evidence can and can't be admissible given that the five men suffered torture at the hands of the us authorities so far from the resolution that doctor berry was talking about coming soon, at least the process has restarted again but it does still a long way off. . ~' , ., again but it does still a long way off. ., off. thank you. our correspondent there. our world affairs editorjohn simpson has this assessment of the long—term impact of 9/11 and the war on terror which followed. the brutal fact is there's one country that has benefited from the l

so, dr barry, talking about her optimism and things moving forward. —— dr berry.he we still don't have a court date for the trial itself.— the trial itself. the presence of the trial itself. the presence of the presence — the trial itself. the presence of the presence there _ the trial itself. the presence of the presence there is _ the trial itself. the presence of| the presence there is extremely controversial, we know many people were tortured there, why is it still in existence? why are those prisoners being kept there? well, there are 39 _ prisoners being kept there? well, there are 39 people _ prisoners being kept there? well, there are 39 people still- prisoners being kept there? -ii there are 39 people still here. there was a peak of around 780 boys and men who were here at one stage. a lot of them over the last 20 years have of course been transferred to various countries. but there are ten of those 39 who have been cleared for transfer and could potentially be released in the coming months, some of those, though, were cleared for transfer as far back as

also back to green berry lane, you got to be on alert and of course if you got the message to get out and evacuate, you definitely want to follow those orders. we are looking at wind gusts 10 to 25. and keeping at that trend tomorrow, firefighters are again going to be watching out for those hot spots. let's bring you out to the caldor fire, the wind in the fire zone still at times gusting 20 to 50. tomorrow, wind gusts drop to 10 to 20 miles per hour. talk about a phenomenal effort by firefighters. they are literally changing the way this fire is moving. they put out such a strong containment line just north of myers, they kept the flames out of myers today. keeping it away from south lake tahoe. i will have more in my forecast in our cooler bay area weather in about 18 minutes. >> thousands of people in south lake tahoe evacuated. one popular hotel asked evacuees to leave their rooms this morning. why? a hotel employee says the hotel is only taking in fire crews and emergency personnel. melissa colorado spoke to evacuees who say they have nowhere else to go. she joins us live from s

i spoke to, dr elizabeth berry, who talked in a memorial event earlier this day about her brother, billyied when the north tower collapsed. and she said there was nowhere she'd rather be for this 20th anniversary than guantanamo bay, watching the legal proceedings and seeing the search forjustice. it doesn't get any better than being in guantanamo bay on the 20th anniversary, being part of the first group of people back into the courtroom to see the proceedings start over again, see a newjudge post—pandemic and get to talk to your brother to a whole naval station, you know, of military heroes. and it's pretty cool. and it doesn't get better because you're optimistic about where things are going and the fact that things have restarted? i feel... yeah, i'm very honoured to that people are interested in listening to my brother's story. i'm very proud of him. and...i'm optimistic because we're starting again. for a while there, i thought i might die of old age before we ever came to the conclusion of this trial. now i'm beginning to think i have a chance — i might actually see the end of it.

from jake berry, the conservative mp, said, l berry, the conservative mp, said, "look, what governmentlion of public taxpayers money that is being used for catch—up on the nhs and put it into social care." did he get any answer to that question at any point during the debate? i’m answer to that question at any point during the debate?— answer to that question at any point during the debate? i'm not sure that there was any _ during the debate? i'm not sure that there was any clear _ during the debate? i'm not sure that there was any clear answer - during the debate? i'm not sure that there was any clear answer on - during the debate? i'm not sure that there was any clear answer on that. l there was any clear answer on that. ohviously— there was any clear answer on that. obviously there were a lot of points raised _ obviously there were a lot of points raised in _ obviously there were a lot of points raised in the debate. i'm not sure there _ raised in the debate. i'm not sure there were — raised in the debate. i'm not sure there were any clear answer to that, although— there were any cl

then, pretty soon, a serious boyfriend came along for cassy, david berry. >> he was wonderful with theren, and that was something that she really liked about him. >> cassy's friend and co-worker, mary flores. >> they had a relationship that was fun. they were just building a life together. >> especially on the morning of march 24th, 2014. something billy lee had been trying to arrange for her came through. >> she had just been notified by billy lee that she was getting off of the med surge floor, going to the e. r., the job she wanted. >> cassy had just finished her graveyard shift at this silver city hospital when she called her mom to tell her the news. that was the plum job, the one she always wanted? >> yes. >> then she went home to get the kids off to school and have a nap before meeting her friend mary again later. >> i had heard that the shift was particularly difficult, so i texted her and told her to go home and get some rest. and then when she got up to get the kids from school, we could all -- they could come by, we'd go get ice cream or something. >> the afternoon came. no

family members of victims of 9/11 who were observing events — including one i spoke to, dr elizabeth berryen the north tower collapsed. and she said there was nowhere she'd rather be for this 20th anniversary than guantanamo bay, watching the legal proceedings and seeing the search forjustice. it doesn't get any better than being in guantanamo bay on the 20th anniversary, being part of the first group of people back into the courtroom to see the proceedings start over again, see a newjudge post—pandemic and get to talk to your brother to a whole naval station, you know, of military heroes. it's pretty cool. and it doesn't get better because you're optimistic about where things are going and the fact that things have restarted ? i feel... yeah, i'm very honoured to that people are interested in listening to my brother's story. i'm very proud of him. and...i'm optimistic because we're starting again. for a while there, i thought i might die of old age before we ever came to the conclusion of this trial. now i'm beginning to think i have a chance — i might actually see the end of it. so, dr b

and parts of lower lucas valley near idle berry road. we drove up a fe u go, lots of people sitting down on the road, where roadblocks have been set up. it is stressful for me, personally, because this is my neighborhood. my home,. close to where these flames are burning. but the good news is, it appears we have seen several fire helicopters here in the last one he minutes, that's a good news -- 20 minutes, that's the good news. we've got sheriffs, firefighters here strategizing on idleberry road. some neighbors happened -- some neighbors have been evacuated as a precaution. front of us are saying they are safe and got their pets. firefighters went door-to-door saying you must leave now, grab what you can and let's go. obviously, very scary afternoon for many people. we will stay on top of this fire for now. >> thank you. we will keep you updated on that situation in marin county. you probably noticed the commute is making a comeback. kristen: traffic on some bridges is definitely increasing, plus the incentives from public transit agenc

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the memory of this nation, they are christopher michael algire, michael chad bailey, brian jay brad berry, jacob russell carver, joseph brian kemper, robert keith tarlton, richard michael crane, robert wayne crowe jr., justin eric cullbirth, edward fred dickson, iii, james matthew finley, zachary michael fischer, jacob rudolph flasher, blake wade hall, james warren harrison jr., joseph michael hofsteter, isaac brandon jackson, christopher m.katzemberger, william joe kirkwood, dennis kezzleoff, matthew david mason, richard lewis mcnaulty, michael robert paton, joseph michael peters, robert wayne ferris, ricky lynn richardson jr., charles sedel, charles ray sanders, jr., ronald wayne sawyer, jerrod marcus schmitz, adam olen smith, tyler smith, christopher glenn stark, sean patrick sullivan, philip james sutek, philip james vintage, matthew herbert walker, jeffrey lee -- white jr., vincent and gunner william. mr. president, the sacrifices of so many brave men and women demand that we in congress bring all the facts of this long war to light. these sacrifices demand that we in congress priori

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. >>> and joining me now is the attorney for serhan serhan, angela berry.ning. mrs. kennedy lost her husband. she lost the father of her children. the country lost an icon. however, we are a country of laws, not a country of emotions. and california law dictates that if a prisoner has served his minimum period of parole, which serhan has, if that prisoner does not pose an unreasonable current risk of danger to society, the law presumes the person to be released. >> in terms of a danger to society, does this incentivize would-be political assassins to commit atrocities? they can look at this and say, you know what, we'll get out eventually. >> you know, whether it incentivizes one person or another, we all condone that sort of behavior. however, it's important to remember this was 53 years ago and mr. serhan committed 49 of those years, the last 49 years, he dedicated to his rehabilitation. and the psychologists and psychiatrists who were employed by the california department of corrections for over 30 years have given him positive assessments with respect t

on fourth street and eigel berry street. senior for the latest on the investigation andre. wreckage only within the last ninety minutes or so the last of the crime scene tape came down and less police officers who were guarding the scene packed up and left ending an hours long investigation into the police involved shooting. the began to unfold early this morning. this is not a common occurrence- for any parking area you're right an officer taking the ultimate action during a confrontation with a man early wednesday morning. evidence markers litter the ground in front of the gilroy post office at the intersection of angle berry street and fourth. it is were gilroy police officer shot a man around two thirty am says police sergeant lamont tony the first officer arrived on scene. they were in encountered a hispanic male adult. who within seconds. fired a gun at the officer and while police say the incident took just seconds to one fold the investigation turned into an hours long process the area close to all traffic for more t

lassen drive and idle berry road in san rafael. at this hour, evacuations are under way in some of those areas nbc bay area's jean elle is with us. >> reporter: those evacuation orders have been downgraded to warnings. people have been told they can come back here, but they need to be on the lookout. marin county fire just tweeted a short while ago that this 30-acre fire forward progress has been stopped. we're here at the command post at idleberry and mt. lassen. fire crews are starting to leave. chp officers are starting to leave. that's good news. at the start they had 15 engines with firefighters from a variety of agencies. they jumped right onto this fire, hoping to keep it small. and after several hours of tough firefighters, they stopped forward progress. i'm told that 300 to 400 people were ordered to leave their homes in the marin wood area. but just a short while ago marin county fire tweeting that that evacuation order is a warning. people can come home but should be on the hookout. firefighters are expected to remain in

. >> new evacuation orders for the caldor fire in the last few minutes, parts of upper kings berry, lowerings very like the -- village, lower oliver's entity downhill region. the stateline casinos are not included in the evacuation order yet. the fire is pushing to the northeast driven by high winds. all evacuation orders in south lake tahoe are in risk. -- at risk, the fire is it 16% contained in spreading. life coverage with wayne freedman live in myers. >> good evening, i talked about the potential of this fire and what they think it might do in the winds you were talking about our all around us, maybe as high as already miles an hour in the canyon behind it. it's not like a while of flames, it is -- wall of flames, it is like a prize fight. it is doing little jobs, trying to go for a knockout punch. firefighters want the counterpunch. >> we are putting a lot of them possess on not losing homes but we can't guarantee anything. >> the place they call christmas valley about six miles from lake tahoe, today flames on highway 50 on one side and toward highway 89 on the other. the larger fi

. >> lady katy perry, halle berry, dwayne wade and gabrielle union.o. >> to have everyone's hard work over time. you know, be honored and celebrated some of hollywood's biggest names came out to support the museum which was almost a decade in the making. tom hanks and annette bening were honored for helping make it happen. this house is masterpieces. >> both of the certainly of the past and of the future as well. tom, you're exactly right. on that. this place is spectacular and we give you a tour of what the star saw. let's start with katy perry. >> her favorite thing of the night. this guy, bruce, the shark from jaws. now, my buddy bruce, the shark is the largest piece in this collection. but it also features the real etv extraterrestrial from steven spielberg film. how about some star wars flavor with c 3 p o and r 2 d 2 overall. this is just 300,000 square feet of cinematic deliciousness. what's extraordinary about this museum is you fall in love with every aspect of filmmaking and every cracked. i can't deny the fact that you like to me. we've all

drivers, but it's too little, too late according to steve taylor who owns one of britain's biggest berry't deliver it to our customers. >> reporter: he told us he's already lost nearly 10% of this year's crop because of brexit. many of his seasonal staff from eastern europe can no longer work here. >> that's just rubbish now. >> reporter: it died on the vine before you could get to it and pick it. >> yes, yes, through lack of pickers. >> reporter: the politicians who campaigned for brexit promised more control over immigration, not long lines for gas. with no end in sight, some businesses business leaders are predicting shortages through the holiday season. holly williams, cbs news, london. >>> coming up on "cbs mornings," gayle king's exclusive interview with azriel clary, r. kelly's former girlfriend who testified at his trial. she speaks out for the first time since kelly was convicted. >>> plus, an update on negotiations in congress over the debt limit. we'll speak with pennsylvania republican senator pat toomey on what it will take to break the stalemate. >>> and we'll hear from bas

tragedy of it is that for a civilian the side from all the american weapons and the taliban pads, berries almost no evidence that any of that money ever passed through here, from broken roads that lead to nowhere to abandon hospitals from twisted contractors and corrupt leaders again, this dawn can arguably be called the largest money laundering operation in human history. the united states is also committed to playing a leading role in the reconstruction of afghanistan. in the i tell it now has more black hawk helicopters than 85 percent of the countries in the world. me and i just k still exist in our growing and afghan, a stand and eventually they acquire these weapons. me ah, the we now have americans stuck in afghanistan, the taliban in charge with most more weaponry than they've ever had in the past. and a border that is open. the taliban now controls more of the country than it did before . the us invaded the new government the field with what dynamo, bay, inmates, and terrorist merger dean who even have american bounties on their heads. what washington achieved was the absolute op

tragedy of it is that for a civilian the side from all the american weapons and the taliban pads, berries almost no evidence that any of that money ever passed through here, from broken roads that lead to nowhere to abandon hospitals from twisted contractors and corrupt leaders again, this time can arguably be called the largest money laundering operation in human history. the united states is also committed to playing a leading role in the reconstruction of afghanistan. a 2021 special inspector general for afghanistan reconstruction report found that the united states has spent nearly $7800000000.00 on capital assets in afghanistan, including buildings, transmission lines, and substations roads and bridges, motor vehicles, and aircraft. of that total, nearly 31 percent 2400000000 dollars was spent on assets that were not being used as intended, remained unused, or had been abandoned or destroyed in 2008. the u. s. department of defense spent $549000000.00 to provide the afghan air force with g to $22.00 military transport planes. a variation of an aircraft that the u. s. air force itself

it started as a 911 call of an intoxicated man at the post office on the corner of fourth and i go berry streets. moments later he would lay bleeding beneath the overhang. the view from sky drone five gives us some perspective. the post office is here, and the man collapsed here. the light of evidence markers was here, starting on the sidewalk and leading into the street. it was to: 30 in the morning when investigators say a loan officer spotted the man and approached him. >> within seconds, he fired a gun at the officer. the officer then returned fire at the suspect. sustained one gunshot wound, at least one gunshot wound. medical aid was provided to him on scene. >> reporter: paramedics took him to the hospital where he died. the officer was not injured. along with their own gilroy police internal affairs investigation, the santa clara county district attorney is conducting a concurrent and independent investigation as well. >> i don't ever want to have something like this happen, because it is a life or death situation. we understand it is part of the job, but it is not something that

so once the tops are turned on, it will bring side berry in gas via the russian port of luca, under the baltic sea right here to germany. the mayor of the seaside town where the pipeline arrives in europe, who doubles up as a life. god says the energy project brings not only gas, but money and jobs as well. because i think the pipeline, the pipeline is very important for the town of lubin. we still benefits both during the construction and operating stages. our industrial port, which is a municipal court in which living has a stake, generated jobs. it was a result of the project in the long term operational phase, the time and leave me will receive a share of the business profits generated by the north stream to pipeline, as well as gas gates and other companies. that's one and 1500000 euros that will go to lumens town budget. it's not all being smooth sailing though. former us president donald trump wanted to sell europe more of america's liquefied natural gas problem. there though is it's more expensive than the piped russian variety. so he slept sanctions on the nord stream to projec

drivers, but it's too little, too late, according to steve taylor, who owns one of britain's biggest berry. >> the worst-case scenario is we can't deliver it to our customers. >> reporter: he told us he's already lost nearly 10% of this year's crop because of brexit. many of his seasonal staff from eastern europe can no longer work here. >> that's just rubbish now. >> reporter: it's died on the vine-- >> yes. >> reporter: --before you could get to it and pick it. >> yes, through lack of pickers. >> r >> reporter: the politicians who campaigned for brexit promised more control over immigration, not long lines for gas. but with no end in sight, some business leaders are predicting shortages through the holiday season. norah. >> o'donnell: holly williams, thank you. and there is still much more news ahead on tonight's "cbs evening news." firefighters and victims are rushed to the hospital after a a devastating gas explosion. and, march madness just got more inclusive. what this means for female athletes. ale athletes. check it out! pressure created by what's in your air makes the bottle spray

rank on the table and say, hey, it's a bad idea to evacuate bob graham airfield, the strategic air berries before we evacuate everyone. i am submitting charges against general mckenzie for his bad assumptions. not because i'm vindictive, but because the senior leaders need to be help. how about the same standard as us? ah, the, the, the extraordinary success of this mission was due to the incredible skill, bravely and selfless courage of united states, military and our diplomat and intelligence professionals. it was designed to save american lives. well, it should be noted that one month on no top u. s. military official has face any action for the afghan asked on withdrawal tobacco. we spoke to a us marine reserve as to believe stewart sheller was punished for speaking up in order to set an example. the woke generals in the depth and everybody else. they see him as a threat, so they need it. they need to shut him up. joe, what did they do? they gave him a gag order right now. now he's going to go to the break. now he's facing charges. and i personally think that they're also trying to mak

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white men, horses chasing down black people, has been compared to images from the slave era. angry berry, african americans. i'm pissed. i'm unhappy and i'm not just unhappy with the cowboys who were running down haitians and using their reins to whip them . i'm happy with the administration's biden's promised investigations into the southern border incident, but it won't stop the flow of migrants, not just from haiti, but from all over central america and increasingly the world now amassing in huge numbers. a problem that has confounded us officials for years. the fact that this is a situation that has occurred from time to time ever since i can remember 1st and foremost and most fundamentally in foundation li, we are dealing with a broken immigration system. and we need legislative reform, but biden's problem, stone, and at the border this week his promise to black americans to reform policing in america failed on capitol hill. the president also had to repair a diplomatic spat with president back crawl. after leaving france out of a new security arrangement with the u. k and australia

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rank on the table and say, hey, it's a bad idea to evacuate bob graham airfield, the strategic air berries before we evacuate everyone. i am submitting charges against general mckenzie for his bad assumptions. not because i'm vindictive, but because the senior leaders need to be help towel to the same standard as us. the thing with the united states military is it is forbidden for servicemen to come out and publicly criticize their superior offices. if they have a grievance, they have to follow the proper channels. so they have to approach a superior officer and tell them what their problem is. he violated that law of that rule in the united states military by going by going public and criticizing. not only his superior officers, but also civilian leaders, which is also forbidden for us servicemen to speak of civilian leaders with contempt, which is what he did essentially his point was after the fiasco we saw at the airport had cable airport just had kilometers away from, from here, nobody in the, by the ministration or any of the senior leadership at the pentagon, came out and said, look