>>> news on brittany after her eyebrow raising behavior. >> am i looking different today than yesterday? >> new video messages, startling accusations, what is really going on with the pop star? >> i'm skinny as a needle. >> then are bradley cooper and lady gaga's exes teaming up against them? and cuba gooding junior handcuffed. >> what do you say to your fans? >> the oscar winner speaks after being charged with police. >> i'm in it, baby. >> the i do details from chris pratt and schwarzenegger i's bi day. also, jay-law or j.lo. >> she was fine. >>> then jen aniston all in on a friend's reboot the reason she changed her mind on reuniting. >> excited. something will happen. >> and windy williams new meltdown. >> yes, yes. >> this is "entertainment tonight." >>> new fears for brittany after spears took to social media to prove she's okay. >> well, here is the latest after brit's vacation posts left some more concerned than ever. >> this is the day after me on my boat ride. do i look any different today than yesterday? >> twice this week the singer shared a startling conspiracy theory accus

brittany burkes, pronounced dead at the scene. she was a third year student at howard university dental school. she was from amhurst new york near buffalo. this is her friend. >> i'm very surprised. and shocked to know that something would happen to someone so nice, so kind. >> reporter: this all beyn monda night in the 4500 block northeast.treet in a car struck a police vehicle and then kept on going. police began a pursuit. the suspect speeds away on to the bw parkway and then slamsmio the side of the road. the driver is identifie as 24-year-old darnell bassett. according to cocrt reds, he lives on coral street about a block away from where this all began. remember yesterday they called it a follow, today police are calling it a pursuit. and the question is, did that pursuit contribute to ts fatal accident which brings me out here to this anti-violence rally, the chief is supposed to be here, we want to talk to him about that. pat, back to you. >> pat collins, thank you. >>> let's turn to decision 2020. and a big hurdle for the

brittany was a howard university dental student.he was killed in a horrific crash after she was rear ended on the baltimore/washington parkway. ft she shouldn't have been out of the house dark. i tell her all the time. >> rerter: bassett was speeding away from the cops from northeast d.c. police chief says it's too earli in theestigation to speculate what led up to the crash. >> it's very concerning, the thisrmation that we have t point. i don't want to prejudge it. we're goi to waintil we information. >> reporter: whileofficers investigate, the suspect is behind bars and brittany's mother remembers her best friend. >> she was a real sweet, real good spirit about her. news4. ari stone, >>> burks, howard university classmates are grieving. they describe her as a hardrk who dreamed about becoming a dentist. >>> still ahead tonight, a scooter scare caught on camera. >> a rider hit and sent flying.i the wld video you'll only see on news4. >>>us a faceoff on the field, congrs convenes on the ball field. who came up on top? >>> pretty goo

brittany burkes was in her suv at the side ofhe road when a man on the run from police slammed right into her. she died at the scene. she was studying to become ad tist. pat collins spoke with her friends. pat, it has to be just heartbreaking for them. >> reporter: it is an incredible loss. you know, i'm here in congress heights in southeast. you might say to yourself why are you in southeast doing a story about something that started over in northeast? i'll explain that to you in a minute. but as you said, the victim of this crash, a 27-year-old dental student, she was in her car on

. >> the brittany story for me is a model, a model for how these things should be done.'s done excellent for ten years. leave her alone. >> as fwrit any maneuvers this crisis, the doctors say functioning without medication is not an option. >> you don't know how long it will take to determine if it's the wright combination. that can take weeks or months. >> for those of you who think i don't post my own videos, i did this yesterday. so you're wrong. >> on wednesday ashton kutcher testified in the trial of an alleged cereal killer dubbed the hollywood scandal. producer brendan was there. >> ashton sporting a mustache. he was well spoken and calm while describing the night. h he said he was late to pick her up. she didn't answer her door or her phone so he assumed 1450ed already left. police say ga dualo who lived near ashley entered her home and stabbed her 47 times. he's maintained his innocence, including during this interview with 48 hours. >> a hundred percent innocent. >> the trial is expected to last six no, sir. let's get to ellen degeneres revealed secrets. >> the

there we can see the main river separating normandy from brittany. this is a beautiful little island. the building at the top is a monastery that was still intact. it was not destroyed at all. here are some of our gis looking over the sites of the monastery, being shown around by a woman guide. soon we met some other correspondentents -- correspondents we knew, and here we > charles colingwood, the gentleman on the right, with helen kirkpatrick, and joe liebling, the bald headed chap, and wharton becker on the extreme left. this is charles collingwood and helen kirkpatrick of the chicago daily news. this is ernest hemingway. he was covering for "colliers" magazine and we met him at mont st. michel. here he is talking to bill walton, a fast friend of president kennedy. these are just moments we could take some time out to rest. here is helen kirkpatrick. the man in the center in this picture is bill stringer, he was killed trying to get into paris. one of the things that correspondents tried to do was get into paris before anyone else and he was hit b

here we see the river that separates normandy from brittany. this is a beautiful little island and the building at the top is a monastery that was still intact. it was not destroyed at all. here are some of the gis looking over the sites of the monastery. being shown around by a woman guide. soon we met some of the other correspondence we knew. here we see charles collingwood, the gentleman on the right with helen kirkpatrick of the chicago daily news. ievling. lievling wrote many stories for new yorker magazine. he died not many years ago. this is charles collingwood and helen kirkpatrick of the chicago daily news. this is ernest hemingway. hemingway was covering for collier's magazine. we met him at mont saint michel. here he is seen talking with bill walton, who incidentally became a fast friend of president kennedy. these were just moments we could take a little time out to rest. there is helen kirkpatrick. the man in the center of this picture is bill stringer. he was killed trying to get into paris. one of the things correspondents tried

electra, as was the stooges, and they all wanted, just like anything else in music, all want their brittanypears whatever. came here floor the next mc5 and a lot of bands were signed to major labels and all these other groups start to come to the surface, and then things start to change from that. ♪ are you ready to throw down. >> mc5. ♪ host: the next music thing that starts to happen in late '70s is hip-hop, rap. and they're being inspired by the sugar hill gang and curtis and people from new york who were some of the early rappers. and they kind of start to build their own little scene here. ♪ and eventually that scene brings into contact kid rock, who started as a hip-hop guy, and then of course marshal mathers who started here. ♪ >> then it became -- then once emanymore -- eminem broke through, everybody wants to sign a hip-hop group. wanted to sign the next eminem but all the time that is happening in detroit, tech. techno music started and they liked mixing different records and making sounds and connecting them and making them extended tracks for danceable things, and to play, and t

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so, brittany, thank yo for not only being here or everything you to. but for having courage to share that story. doing you research for that. you're done en being an extraordinary condition and you'll consider a career had that was about s perfect an linear and well the n a summary or making ou're hy we're here, y ou're d with treated with dignity an treated equal under the law. that is what our goal should be. too e know that for way long, women have not been treated he can witness bli in our country and they continue not to be today. and that is what the struggle is about. right? society trying to control the woman's decision to make the ecision you made to have an to abortion and seek care and get advice you did. your body and decision you make is about controlling you. allowing you not to live had our country as an equal citizen. fight is sowhy this important. i'll make sure planned parenthood and organization others row vieding care you changed your life that you made right had whatever ecisionted to make that d you made that decision. it's your d

brittany burkes was inside her suv on the bw parkwayhen a car h slachled in slammed into her killing her.driver was on the run from police. >> reporter: did thece poli pursuit contribute to the fatal crash on the bw parkway? well, we asked the ief. >> you know, it is very concerning the information that we have to this point.w ll wait until very have all the information. >> reporter: 27-year-old brittany burkes killed in that horrific crash. i she was her honda crv on the side of road when her car was rear ended by a man speeding away from the cops. wri rittany burkes pronounced dead at the scene. she was a third year student at howard university dental school. chastity was her friend. >> she will be missed. >> reporter: on her facebook page, she identified herself as your future dentist.lo andside a cake decorated with dental supplies, she talked about her drm. dentist, and i couldn't imagine myself doing anything else. at came to a violent he said on the baltimore-washington parkway. policwere pursuing and the suspect slam in order miss burkes' car. theriver a24-year-old darnell ba

huge amounts of resistance in brittany. andas well known for that, a young woman was with her mother, and they were carrying parachutes. you are right. they were participating in that wonderful basically train that would take british pilots or british soldiers through france and then through the peer and yrinees through the p and out through spain and up to england, and they had all of these silk parachutes in their suitcases, trying to hide them and keep them away from the normans. sorry, the gestapo. they get to the train station , and anybody that has been in a french station knows there are no escalators. they have to go up a huge part of the stairs, and the have their bicycles with them, and they look up, at the top is the gestapo. the young daughter loses it. but the mother says to the members of the gestapo, "excuse me. i'm not going to be able to carry my book and my suitcase up the stairs. could you please do that for me or help me out?" and in that way, they literally got the gestapo to carry silk parachutes up th

so, brittany, thank yo for not only being here or everything you to. but for having courage to share that story. doing you research for that. you're done en being an extraordinary condition and you'll consider a career had that was about s perfect an linear and well the n a summary or making ou're hy we're here, y ou're d with treated with dignity an treated equal under the law. that is what our goal should be. too e know that for way long, women have not been treated he can witness bli in our country and they continue not to be today. and that is what the struggle is about. right? society trying to control the woman's decision to make the ecision you made to have an to abortion and seek care and get advice you did. your body and decision you make is about controlling you. allowing you not to live had our country as an equal citizen. fight is sowhy this important. i'll make sure planned parenthood and organization others row vieding care you changed your life that you made right had whatever ecisionted to make that d you made that decision. it's your d

. >> brittany? is her name brittany? >> no, it's annie. >> reporter: detectives thought daniel was lying, and they were done playing around. >> what if i told you she's dead? >> i didn't do it. what the [ bleep ]? if you guys think i did this, i do want a lawyer. >> okay. >> because there's only -- >> we're done. >> the only thing that is shaking me. >> we're done daniel, because i think you did it. >> well, if you think i did it, then you've got the wrong guy, man. for real. >> good luck. >> find the right guy. >> reporter: derek was confident he had. they booked daniel for annie's murder. >> reporter: l.j., whoever he was, still hadn't turned up, but detective derek johnson still thought he'd wrapped up his first homicide. all he needed was the lab to confirm that the blood found in daniel's home was annie's. but then the lab called and everything unraveled. >> coming up -- >> i cried for two hours. i had only had a few months in detectives and i didn't know if i was capable of doing this. i had a heart problem. i was

maya wylie, the ambassador and brittany cooper.ing the beat and i will see you again at 6:00 p.m. eastern tomorrow. don't go anywhere. "hardball" with chris matthews and a lot of breaking news is up next. >> trump's perry mason moment. let's play "hardball." >> i'm chris matthews in washington. a stunning admission. the president told abc news he has no problem accepting dirt from a foreign power. he denied that foreign help should be considered election interference. listen to this. >> your campaign this time around, if foreigners, russia or china or someone else offers you information, should they accept it or call the fbi. >> i think maybe you do both. i think you want to listen. there is nothing wrong with list

. >>> tonight, brittany's mom fueling conspiracy theories. >> please pray for us. >> her new comment causing concern. what the spears team is only telling "e.t.". >>> then, former "bachelor" star melissa rycroft fighting a disease. >> i'm not well. >> her mystery illness today. >>> plus, why william and kate are apologizing for a royal traffic accident as harry and meghan cut even more ties from the duke and duchess. >>> and bradley cooper already moving on after the split, where we just spotted kit harington out of treatment, and our wild interview with the "toy story 4" cast. this is -- >> "entertainment tonight"! ♪ >>> hi, everybody. and welcome. i don't know if you're going to believe this or not, the britney crisis got even more bizarre. everybody is thinking, how is that possible? >> oh, no, it's true. britney's own mother has jumped into the fray. she just got on board with all the conspiracy theorists who think britney's own people are out to get her. ♪ why don't you do something >> call it a "comment conspiracy." the purpose? to keep up a supposed illusion that britney needs

mothalks about the loss of her daughter after a deadly crash on the bw parkway this week. 27-year-old brittany burks was sitting in her suv when a car slammed into her and kill her at the scene. she was a howard university student and studying to be a dentist. her friends talk about her. >> iold her all the time, mom, something going to happen. my own child, i'm devastated. >> reporter: police say burks h was by darnell basse on the run from police on onday night when he rear-ended her vehicle. bassett is being held in >>jail > this morning, a school community is mourning the loss of a special educator who had a special connection to his students. jonathan kite was the assistant principal in ashburn and one of two people who died a head-on crash in page county after leaving work on monday. he was known for his hard work and his ability to have fun and his crazy socks. school leaders say he was a rising star in loudoun county schools. >> to say it's a shock is a huge understatement. >> he is so extraordinary and just brought love, whh is really the only thing that matters and everybody felt tha

pass a resolution urging other nations to follow betimes example but how do you measure it many brittany's happiness is what we ensure it if it is quantifiable but by simply turning its pursuit into policy bhutan has done what no other country has. true confessions might never be cleaner but not or a cynical example of communist propaganda and i wanted to put the baby girl on bare all i want to do it i will call in 2010 al-jazeera access to north korea to investigate the alleged use of biological warfare by the us during the korean war rewind revisits dirty little secrets on al-jazeera. to. go. and i mean clarke and other top stories here on al-jazeera and hong kong has plans for a controversial new extradition law being suspended a week after mass protests and the threat of more the territories chief executive kerry last made the announcement after meeting legislators for several hours she says they considered widespread public opposition to the proposal that would allow suspects to be extradited to mainland china hundreds of thousands of people have protested and large crowds gathered ou

pass a resolution urging other nations to follow betimes example but how do you measure it really brittanys happiness is what we insure it if it is quantifiable but by simply turning its pursuit into policy bhutan has done what no other country has. she was black gay i'm from rio de janeiro's have alice. she was also an elected outspoken councilwoman until she was assassinated. people in power investigates the killing of a vocal critic of brazil's security forces and the legacy of empowerment she left behind the madness of mario franco on out using a. he ended his own country's war with eritrea now ethiopia's leader ahmed is trying to end the crisis in sudan after monday's brutal crackdown. a low i'm maryam namazie in london you're with al-jazeera also coming up on the program the u.n. says 4000000 venezuelans have now left that country as conditions there deteriorate . thousands of liberians turn out to protest against rising prices and their football or turn president george weah. a nasa says it's opening up the international space station for terrorism and other business. hello welcome t

pass a resolution urging other nations to follow betimes example but how do you measure it really brittanys happiness is what we ensure it if it is quantifiable but by simply turning its pursuit into policy bhutan has done what no other country has. burnell reads like a real man a creator a twit tax returns to activism with a new mission. right bill. but can't digital dissidents work within the technological free market it's a race to get sicker patients when they're still from the capitalists part of the rebel geek series. protesters in sudan remain defiant in their demands as the african union suspends the country following a violent crackdown on demonstrators. in this is al jazeera live from also coming up next pledges to beef up security as its border with course amala as it tries to head off donald trump's threat of tariffs on mexican goods. a warm welcome from brazil's conservative president from his argentine counterpart there's a cool reception from protesters. and emergency measures in south career as a battle to stop the biggest animal disease outbreak ever. now the african union

now and the criticism beige of beijing has faced over human rights especially in hong kong when brittany go she added the conditions of the handover of that former colony to china in 1907 the u.k. insisted that the right to assemble protest would be protected met up with to hong kong dissidents who have found asylum here in germany they say that china is steadily chipping away at those human rights in hong kong. there the 1st time kong refugees to be granted asylum ray one and ellen lete now feel safe in germany they were threatened with a prison sentence in the homeland for having taken part in an anti-government protest. as a very very set thing actually because i think no one wants to leave their home country and never go back. and. but anyway we we thing that. we must do it is because we swish it let the let the whole road know what is happening in hong kong if you look back to 2014 many young people took to the streets of hong kong calling for civil liberties and more democracy both sides became violent. grey ones and ellen lee were also there they later found at their own movement

pass a resolution urging other nations to follow bhutan example but how do you measure it many brittany's happiness is what we ensure it's if it is quantifiable but by simply turning its pursuit into policy bhutan has done what no other country has. it was the of the futuristic bullet train that 1st drew me to japan almost 2 decades ago trains reflected. kind of things that are covering around it japan is aging the birth rate is falling and the lines and losing money having experienced both the rule railway and high speed i hope the one will not be neglected to the other off the rails a journey through japan on al-jazeera. a 1000000 people on hong kong streets but its leaders says a controversial extradition law will go ahead and china is firmly behind. this is observed live from doha also coming up the german foreign minister holds talks in iran as european powers scramble to find ways to hold on to the 2015 nuclear deal. sudan's state t.v. says 3 protest leaders have been released as a civil disobedience campaign enters its 2nd day. an expected victory in kazakhstan for the longtime pre

un to pass a resolution urging other nations to follow betimes example but how do you measure it brittany's happiness is what we ensure it if it is quantifiable but by simply turning its pursuit into policy bhutan has done what no other country has. can be a challenge on its own. but. one of the world's most dangerous roads is a risk that comes with it. will follow the journey of these people as they get to survive. on. al jazeera. where ever you. go. to oil tankers damaged in the gulf of oman crews abandon ship amid reports of an attack. hasn't this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up government buildings remain closed in hong kong a day after a violent protest against the extradition bill. the 2nd person in uganda dies of ebola raising concerns about cross border spread of the virus from democratic republic of congo. troops patrol the scene of an attack in mali after reports of more violence. hello to all tankers have been damaged and their crews have abandoned ship in the gulf of oman but exactly what happened in this volatile stretch of water a few hours ago is still not clear t

is avorite example of that -- who was who was in brittany.he was with her mother and they were carrying parachutes. thatwere participating in trained it would take british let'set's -- british high -- pilots to england. silkhad all of these parachutes and their suitcases, trying to hide them. they get to the train station. anybody who is been a french train station, there are no escalators. they have to go up these huge steps. at the top is the gestapo. the young daughter loses it. , excuse me, i'm not going to be able to carry my bike and suitcase up the stairs, can you help me out. carryot the gestapo to silk parachutes up the stairs. seducers,men wore they were beautiful, they knew how to that as a weapon, they got away with a lot that young men never could. thank you for bringing that up. host: that caller mentioned marseille, after the invasion of parents -- paris, many fled to the countryside? true, it wasas more true in 1940. as the germans moved east, citizens of paris began a mass exit us. every car and train. the idea was to get to

un to pass a resolution urging other nations to follow betimes example but how do you measure it brittany's happiness is what we ensure it's if it is quantifiable but by simply turning its pursuit into policy bhutan has done what no other country has. on the counting the cost the trump doctrine cherubs 1st negotiate 2nd benefits as the global economy slows. what was behind fee its attempt to merge with run out and the shipping line that's going green counting the cost on al-jazeera. the. streets are mostly empty in sudan's capital as a civil disobedience campaign begins the reports say one. tester's been killed. hello i'm have them see this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up. fighting between protesters and police in kazakstan during elections to replace the longtime president. tens of thousands protest in hong kong against a proposed law that would allow extradition to mainland china. no end in sight to the political crisis in albania that's put the president on a collision course with the prime minister. follow a campaign of civil disobedience has begun in sudan and opposition gr

reporter brittany hopper has details. >> reporter: former head the l another complaint filed against him by the same woman who is suing him for sexual assault. according to court records, former sports broadcaster kelli tennant is adding a seventh complaint alleging all defendants acted recklessly and they're actions were a substantial factor in the harm of tennant. attorney alexandria karzarian weighs in. >> it means that the lakers could potentially be held liable for allegations she's making against luke walton if a jury found them true. >> reporter: the suit was filed in april claiming walton sexually assaulted her in 2014 when he was an assistant coach for the warriors. he went on to be the head coach for the lakers and tennant claims he harassed her while he coached the lakers. walton is now head coach for the sacramento kings and has maintained innocence. >> seems like they're trying to get as many defendants in someb maybe might settle. that's what it looks like to me. when you keep adding and adding after a lot of time has gone by, you're hoping that you can find the deepest

pass a resolution urging other nations to follow betimes example but how do you measure it many brittany's happiness is what we ensure it if it is quantifiable but by simply turning its pursuit into policy bhutan has done what no other country has. this is al jazeera. watching the news hour live from our headquarters here in doha coming up in the next 60 minutes the united states and mexico reach a deal to avoid punitive tariffs with president donald trump saying mexico has agreed to stem the flow of migrants into the united states. as prime minister meets sudan's protests. leaders and the military jointer but the opposition says his mediation must only lead to civilian rule. amnesty international appeals to saudi arabia not to execute a teenage boy in jail since he was 13 and facing the death penalty. and thousands of liberians turn out to protest against rising prices and the footballer turned president george weah. u.s. president donald trump says his government has now reached a migration deal with mexico suspending trade tariffs that would you to come into effect on monday under the d

un to pass a resolution urging other nations to follow betimes example but how do you measure it brittany's happiness is what we ensure it's if it is quantifiable but by simply turning its pursuit into policy bhutan has done what no other country has. al-jazeera wild need some extraordinary women. who are making things happen that way. following their daily struggle to survive. for their families to thrive. a.j. the swimmin street sellers on al-jazeera. president trump reportedly ordered strikes on iranian military targets then changed his mind in a sponsor the shooting down of a u.s. surveillance drone. meanwhile iranian state media released pictures of what it says are fragments of wreckage from the drove. down in jordan this is our live from doha also coming up thousands turn out on the streets of hong kong determined to see a controversial extradition bill completely scrapped. dozens are injured as protesters in georgia angry over a visiting russian politician tried to force their way into parliament. welcome to the program a tense standoff continues between the u.s. and iran following

. >> my name is brittany. i have had active spaciness spae 2010. i'm a salon owner. it allowed me to stay in san francisco. i'm bay area native. without active space i wouldn't be able to do what i'm doing. there's been so many great points here today made by everybody. i'm not going to go on. i wanted to tell you that thanks for hearing us and i hope you consider and vote in favor. thank you. >> president adams: any other members of the public? public comment is closed. i want to thank everybody for coming out and speaking tonight. i know you're all independent and people do massage appointments and hair appointments in the evening. i really appreciate everybody coming out and speaking tonight for public comment. do we have any commissioner comments? >> vice president dwight: well as a p.d.r. business owner myself and founder of s.f. made. it's dedicated to preserving p.d.r. businesses in san francisco. i think that probably zoning restrictions on this building has outlive their usefulness. it doesn't seem to me in p.d.r. even a practical use for the building. regar

state's reckless actions on ferry contracts alone have cost 43.8 million termination pay—outs to brittanycy fees, £33 million to eurotunnel, with p&0 also expecting 33 million plus legal fees to be added to the final bill. so it will be over £110 million. what's being sacrificed to pay for this? and when will the secretary of state apologise? no—deal preparation carried out by this department for freight capacity was just 1% of the overall budget for no—deal planning — 1%. we have heard no apology today and the secretary sits there, lets his minister come to the despatch box while he shakes his head. the reality is, the next no—deal deadline is october. we're not getting the next prime minister in place untiljuly. there's a summer recess. so it's almost impossible to make proper preparations for a no—deal brexit in october. yet the transport secretary is supporting a no—deal candidate for the leadership of the tory party. can the minister actually detail any work that's ongoing just now, or is this department so reckless, they don't care, there will be further chaos and £110 million down

way participating in the battle of karen town and the of raunch breakthrough that would free the brittany reach and your brothers in arms draw all those who you dear charles juror accompany it through the treacherous normandy the countryside is going to you who fought nonstop. from the 7th of june through to the 8th of july it was only a little brothers in arms who accompany to for some to the arden region luxembourg and even the countryside of czechoslovakia only for those brothers in arms. who saved to stanley friday when you were wounded twice in the sun low region and then in the and then it was on and who gave you the strength to have to part any to combat until you cross the rhine river where you took part in the liberation of the concentration camps and saw the faces of the survivors and the faces of the executioners alike and maybe then the criticism in the wrong moment truth of that moment you understood what you were fighting for. your brothers in arms hold of you too how old terence you worked 1st as a radio operator and then you deliberately decided to go to france to lead mil

to support the local resista nce brittany to support the local resistance and fight the resistance.n country to surrender freedom to it again. the 6th of june, they landed at sword beach, it is 0735, half tide and moved by the waves they arrive. on board the 177 men, pushed by the icy waters and with the british emblem, the tricolour of france, and immediately fire lands upon them, the artillery, the difficulty on the earth, the first injured, the first dead, soldiers with 30 kilograms backpacks have to face sustained fire from the enemy and against all odds they make progress. they go forwards. they run, they lie down, they crawl, they stand up and again they attack, after hours and hours of endless combat, a first silence succeeds and follows sound and fury and horror. the block is neutralised. the men continue towards the bridges, pegasus bridge and they managed 70 days without being relieved, 78 days and thanks to them that page of history is not only written in france but through french people. they were the honour of our country. but on the beaches of verdun, omaha, juno, utah

to the white house in 2016. >> people like brittany who served on our police task force in the wake of our work in ferguson was simply to help people understand that there really is a problem. racism is not dead no matter who was in the white house at the time. some of our tactics were rooted in the traditions of the civil rights movement, but given that this is the next chapter, things evolved. we were not going to sing i shall not be move and we shall overcome. we are going to play. we are wearing protest tees. to wear your sunday best is a strategic move in the civil rights movement, but i shouldn't have to dress my best for you to see me as a human being. >> when black lives matter activists objected to the coverage of their movement in the mainstream media. >> we have "new amsterdam" vodka. >> they took control. >> we were not pleased with the media. somebody would be at home watching a channel and text or tweet and say this is the story being told but. >> this is just an excuse to go out there and rob and loot. >> that's not true because i was out there myself. >> there is pol

i went into brittany for a while the boys hadd found a lake which we will see in a moment. the countryside was beautiful. and theuring the summer crops were still in the field. decided to use this beautiful lake for a bath. they were fighting the enemy at an area called saint marlowe. the germans held out almost to the end of the war there. it is the american sense of humor that helped them win the war. every moment that we could spare, this is a group of them. joe priestley. of course, he we see edward g robinson. he was one of many actors and actresses who came to entertain our troops. they held a show, right in this normandy barn, not too far from the fighting. the intermission had to be called when the shells came to close. all you had to do was point a camera at robinson and he acted. this town was the headquarters for all the correspondence that came here. eddie pile on the left. -- pyle. it was shortly after these pictures were taken pyle pile -- ernie returned to the states and then went to the pacific where he was killed. george stevens is a well-known hollywood di

i went into brittany for a while and discovered the boys have found a lake that we will see in a moment. but the countryside was beautiful. it was during the summer and the crops were still in the field. our boys, after washing out of the helmet for many weeks, decided to use this beautiful lake for a bath. they were committed -- permitted to do so because they were fighting in an area called saint marlowe, and you may recall that the germans held out in saint marlowe for many months, almost to the end of the war. it is the american sense of humor that help to them when the war. -- win the war. here are some of the correspondents that sometimes traveled together, and we found a little river that proved useful as a bath. there are a lot of these small rivers around france, and every moment we could spare, the correspondents, this is a group of them, ralph maas in the front, huey broderick, joe priestly. and here we see edward g robinson. he was one of the many actors and actresses that came to normandy to entertain our troops. they held a show right in this normandy barn not too far from

was rear ended b a man speeding away from the cops.bu brittany es pronounced dead at the scene. she was a third year student at howard university dental school. e was from amhurst new york near buffalo. chastity was her friend.> >henever she was at school, she is also looked like she was here to do what she is supposed to do and do a great job. she will be missed. >> reporter: this all began monday night in the 4500 block ofeecoral str in northeast. a car struck a police vehicle and then kept on going. police began a pursuit. >>here are questions about this pursuit? >> you know, it is very concerning the information that we have to thihave to this poin. i don't want to pre-judge >> reporter: the suspect speeds around and then slams into miss burkes' car on the side of the road. the driver of the striking car has been identified as 24-year-old darnell bassett. according to court records, he lives on coral street about a block away fro t wheres all began. now, there are a number of investigations going on about this an it could take some time before we get all the results. jim, ba

my name is brittany markman. i'm a parent of a child at souter elementary in the richmond district. i never want to hear anyone say to him, i'll meet you by the dead indian. one of s.f. school district's core values is challenges. this is pride month. where would san francisco, where would the lgbt be if gavin newsom had given in to the racism and denied same sex couples the right to marry in love? this has been denied twice by the board of supervisors and by the board of ed today. aaron peskin has said washington will never get a landmark designation. when you're in the business of doing something symbolic -- >> president cook: thank you. thank you. [applause] >> linda lewin. i'm a retired substitute teacher from san francisco unified school district, and i live about a black awock away, i've seen these murals. i believe this is not the way to teach history by displaying these murals which display racist imagery, and i do believe children need to be educated, particularly nonindigenous children, need to know about the history of native americans, and which is why i wrote and produc

and back in october, 29-year-old brittany white was found shot to death in her vehicle, and in additionwoman was stabbed just this path april. she survived and was able to give police a description of her attacker. let's talk about these cases now with dallas police chief renee hall and major vincent weddington. we appreciate you coming on to talk about this story and giving it some light. thank you so much. chief, i'm going to start with you. >> thank you. >> what kind of connections do you see with these attacks on transgender women. are you treating this as a potential serial issue, serial killer? >> well, we have not been able to substantiate that at this particular time, and we are actively and aggressively turning over all possible leads relative to these incidents. if we just take you back, you mentioned, as far back as october of 2018, but we'll take you back to may of 2018, almost a year ago, we also had another transgender female who was latina who was also murdered, as well, and so, what we recognize is that there are individuals in our community who are transgender, predomin

motherlks about the loss of her daughter after a deadly crash on thbw parkway this week. 27-year-old brittany burks was sitting in her suv when a car slammed into her and kill her at the scene. burks wasni a howard ursity student and studying to be a dentist. her family speaks about her as a person with ago spirit. >> i told her all the time, mom, something going to happen. we just devastatemy own child. >> police say darnell bassett hits burks. he w on the run from police on monday night when he rear-ended her vehicle. bassett is in jail. >>> this morning, a school community is mourning the loss of a special educator who had a special connection to his students. jonathan kite was the assistant principal at breyer woods high in ashburn and one of two people who died a head-on crash in page county after leaving woron monday. he was known for his hard work and his ability to have fun and his crazy socks. school leaders say he was a ta rising sr in loudoun county schools. t' >> to say is a shock is a huge understatement. >> he is so extraordinary and just brought love, which is really the only t

talkso about the ss of her daughter after a deadly crash on the bw parkway thiweek. 27-year-old brittany burks was sitting in her suv when a car d slammeinto her and kill her at the scene. she was a howard university student and studying to be dentist. her family remembers her as a sweet person with a good spirit. of the house at dark. been out atold her ime, mom, something going to happen. my own child, i'm devastated. >> police say darnell bassett hit burks.he was on the run monday night when his vehicle rear-ended bur burks. bassett is being held in jail. >>> this morning,mma school coity is mourning the loss of a special educator who had a special connection to his students. jonathan kite was the assistant principal in ashburn and one of two people who died a head-on crash in page county after k leaving wor monday. kite was known for his hard rk and his ability to have fun and his crazy socks. school leaders say he was a rising star in loudoun county schools. >> to say it's a shock is a huge understatement. >> he is extraordinary and just brought love, which is really the only thing

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this is from brittany and brook from new jersey. they're very enthusiastic.about politics woo! we love "the five" >> and we love you. send us your videos. love it. greg? >> time for whatever. greg's plugs. all right. greg's fox nation show, one smart person, greg gutfeld features kat timpf. she will be talking about her new show, "sincerely kat" she gives advice to people. that's funny. my podcast to piggyback on your thing, john rich will be on my podcast tonight. go to foxnewspodcast.com. we discuss the success of the songs and future endeavors. >> was my appearance the most liked? >> yes, it was. just agree with him. >> many of you missed me? not the table been but on the air? i was golfing with my father for a charity event in long island for the planting fields foundation. >> you golf? >> i do. my dad generously let me win. even though he tried to hit a 9 wood out of the sand trap. it was embarrassing. there on the right is my caddie, to the right of the screen. that is al de blasio. no relation. he gave me some great reads on the green. i shot a 90. no