he replaced chamberlain because as it is well known, chamberlain did not want a war with germany. churchill. it appears was at a very different view. he never wavered from wanting and insisting on war or pursuing the war with germany. he didn't trust the germans. he didn't trust him, but he didn't like hitler. ah. august. the 13th 1940. the launch is massive area tech song, but you cities the next night 80 position across attack the key. sh in riches with us operation blitz. last was 8 months. many british cities suffer catastrophic destruction. churchill, it is everywhere. a top piles of rubble left by and strikes in factories and hospitals. he gave speeches works on military plans. for his age churchill, a 60 sakes he himself would have rushed into the battle. mm. but england cannot withstand germany. le churchill asked roosevelt for help. roosevelt had no affection for churchill, he had no trust of the british and fact straw. the british has penetrating much of the united states state department intelligence agencies, academic institutions, all to more or less influence the united states

so major general chamberlain. now the third division commander at this time is, samuel crawford, a crawford did not go to west point in. he had a very different kind of education when he graduated from the university of pennsylvania medical school and served as the post physician at fort sumter. so he's a doc. all three of them decided, though, when the war started that artillery and medicine were not the best places for promotion and they all became commanders. so all these gentlemen had been in in different fields post ayer's. post ayer's and griffin had been at the battle of bull run and had both commanded batteries at that battle. but by then, after that they decided to go into infantry and now they're in command of a division in the fifth corps. the next corps, the other corps that was going was the second corps, and it was by andrew humphreys. humphreys had been general meade's chief of staff until general hand hancock had left the army as a result of the lingering effects of his gettysburg big wound. now he

you replace chamberlain because as it is well known, chamberlain did not want to war with germany. churchill. it appears was at a very different view. he never wavered from wanting an insisting on war or pursuing the war with germany. he didn't trust the germans. he didn't trust him, but he didn't like hitler. ah. august the 13th. 1940 a little which is mess. if area tech song but you cities the next night, 80 british aircraft attack the key sch in riches. refunds news operation blitz. last almost 8 months. many vis. if he suffer catastrophic destruction to chill chill appears everywhere. a top piles of rubble left by and strikes in factories and hospitals. he gave speeches works on military plans. for his age, judging only 60 sakes, he himself would have rushed into the battle. mm. but england cannot withstand germany. le churchill asked roosevelt for help. roosevelt had no affection for churchill, he had no trust of the british and fact saw the british has penetrating much of the united states state department intelligence agencies, academic institutions, all to more or less influence the

well, l e r i asked t w's, caroline, a chamberlain, washington, if bite and speech had dispelled any potential doubts about us resolve in supporting ukraine. yes, definitely carried. it was a strong and a very clear st. pete, surrounded by an optimistic atmosphere almost comparable to political campaign, here in the united states, presented by the and is that remains to support ukraine along with his allies as long as it takes. and this is something that the yes administration has underlined for a while. the question remains what the fizz exactly mean will united states and will the administration here cent tighter jets to ukraine. m u. s. officials keep saying the help is evolving because the war in ukraine is evolving. but no one really talks about the red line. where is the limit for the invite and definitely made it look to day as an unconditional a limit, a support without limits for as long as it takes and for as long as it's necessary . ok, carolina biden also addressed the russian people directly as we heard and not report how much of that was a response to what guten had to

. >> passing will chamberlain, that is what a legendary accomplishment -- wilt chamberlain is one ofathletes to walk this earth. the fact staff was able to do that, that is special. >> steph curry continues to amaze. the warriors have two road games and saturday on abc 7. as we transition back into basketball. keep on moving forward. 49ers moving forward with some injury questions about what they will do with quarterback . coach shanahan and john lynch set to speak tomorrow. another week of talking about this. the nfl is very interesting. the niners have all those players. but you need the quarterback. needs healthy quarterbacks. >> coming up tonight at is the rookie followed by the rookie feds at 9:00. will trent at 10:00 stay with us for abc7news at 11:00. the abc 7 bay area news app and join us when ever you are. that is it for this edition of abc7news. thank you for joining us. >> for sandhya patel, chris alvarez n.l. of us we appreciate your time. we will see you again at 11:00. ♪♪ from the alex trebek stage at sony pictures studios, this is "jeopardy!" please welcome today's co

the franco-british prime minister chamberlain announced in parliament, and the french on the same dayublished a secret agreement on this and soon in spain for many years, a totalitarian regime was established on february 27, 1943, performed the feat of shooters, then the boy alexander matrosov he closed the embrasure of enemy gold with his chest. there were fierce battles in the pskov region. in the lokni area. matrosov was 19. he just graduated from college. the next day they took the village wattle sailors, threw two grenades into the pillbox, but the machine gun did not stop. and then, to save his comrades and give a chance to attack. he sacrificed himself, historians argue about where the sailors were born, he notes that he committed an offense to teenagers, but nothing will beg, films have been made about him, books have been written about him, there are monuments to him. there were more than 400 such sailors during the war years only according to official data. it was mass heroism. february 27, 1965 of the year, the an-22 or antey first took to the air, the world's first wide-bo

chamberlain on to the balcony of buckingham palace in front of vast cheering crowds .away with it, crowds. they got away with it, of course, because we like to pretend otherwise . appeasement pretend otherwise. appeasement was popular . pretend otherwise. appeasement was popular. and also there was such about the status of the monarchy after appeasement that that blatant politicisation passed and queen elizabeth queen mother came in later years to regret having on the balcony regretted that they had been used for him. she did say that and i that really really you know the royal family never explain never upon it. i think in some ways the royal family has now learned to actually stay out things. but i think equally we need little bit we need be a little bit cautious. i think the i won't say recollections may vary the time that is no matter. queen elizabeth was not used george the six was not used because of course it was a very decent case for appeasement. we forget , you for appeasement. we forget, you know, steve, just one second. this is really serious. nobody wanted

. >> reporter: james wasn't even born when jabbar broke wilt chamberlain's previous record in 1984.oday he congratulated the new record holder, writing "when one person climbs higher than the last person, we all feel like we're capable of being more." . >> everybody for king james. >> reporter: after the nba, the nba celebrated with his closest confidante. negative, one man comes through life by walking the journey alone. >> reporter: it's a journey that continues with the passing of the torch, and another jam in king james' crown. carter evans, cbs news, los angeles. >> that's the "overnight news" for this thursday. for some of you, the news continues. for others, check back later for "cbs mornings." and remember, you can follow us online any time at cbsnews.com. reporting from here in the nation's capital, i'm norah o'donnell. >>> this is c acced killing 23le a wall nort paso, texas in 2019 has plead guilty. the prosecution recommends patrick crusius serve 90 consecutive life sentences. he'll be sentenced in june. >>> an international probe into the malaysian airlines flight that

there 3 weeks ago, and , accordingly, he could do this in response to putin’s speech, so to speak, chamberlain’snse in the form of neither was done. despite all these corporate markets that write everything, why is the situation a very simple alternative ? corporate group that for decades controlled the global financial system in a narrow form. uh, the painting doesn't want to give away power. and today i want. everything will be telling anyone that the bankers are losing power, to whom what means to whom they lose power. they cannot respond to the power does not exist in a vacuum if you lose power in relation to whom you lose, accordingly, in relation to those regional groups that will be its real groups. who is this? well, we can’t compare green and long, if it’s bankers they lose power in relation to modernism. here it is relative. to whom does it mean, and for today if you look at the concept that we proposed 20 years ago , this is the collapse of the world dollar and the system into currency zones. what difference does it make you bankers anyway and money anyway. money by itself is not mana

and in principle, i have to tell you that in 2022 we saw such a chamberlain who said in hyperonyms thatwill defend ukraine. we do not think that you should take away part of its territory, and we turned out to be in a role that czechoslovakia could play in 1938, if the west decided that it was worthy of protection from the point of view of its territorial integrity, from the point of view of the general attitude of great britain, france to the threat from berlin , of course you will not rewrite everything, but i just i say that what we are seeing now are a lot of historical uh-uh events that maybe, in principle , could not have happened on our fates and you, this one requires a certain responsibility, why i am talking about war and the truth because, as a rule, when a war begins, people do not really think about the truth in general in war, as a rule, the untruth wins, and lies make it much easier for people to live in the world of illusions, because the truth is, firstly , painful, secondly, it forces you to make difficult choices, and secondly, it deprives you, let's say , of the illu

i'm to call for the chamberlain and this is the day. ah, oh, don't wish to make sure that we give you crane additional capabilities. this is critical. you crave casa window of opportunity to keep the box on time is of the essence. i think they'll have a real good chance of making a pretty significant difference on the battlefield. this is not becoming a grinding war or threshold on the world. christian is a war old with just sticks. oh, also on the day donald trump's former ambassador to the united nations, nikki haley fires the starting gun on her bid to win the republican nomination for us president in 2024 for a strong america. for a proud america. i am running for president 09 . welcome to the show. the message from nato countries meeting and brussels to day there will be more money for defense spending. there will be more capacity to manufacture munitions. and there will be more an sustainable military aid for ukraine. many needs covered by ukraine's allies already, but defense minister alexey resident cough now says his troops als

that will involve short-term pain, but i think the moment calls not for chamberlain, but for churchillthink we can defeat china economically now to avoid having to defeat them militarily later, but the window is short, and we need to seize it. gerry: we're coming up on the anniversary of russian invasion of ukraine. biden's going to be in poland bolster thing for ukraine, kamala harris and tony blinken at the big munich security conference this weekend. i think many of us continue to believe that it's right to support ukraine, but this is a long war that we're looking at. the u.s. has already spent tens of billions of dollars, probably running to hundreds of billions of dollars. is it possible we've got our strategic possibilities wrong? >> oh, i think without a doubt china is the far larger, more important threat to the country. and i also think as we head towards 2024, i think that the amount of money we're spending in ukraine is going to become a very hot political issue. one last thing about decoupling from china, the united states will never decouple from china while you have ques

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. >> reporter: james wasn't even born when jabbar broke wilt chamberlain's previous record in 1984., writing, "when one person climbs higher than the last person, we all feel like we are capable of being more." >> everybody just put your drink up one time for king james. >> reporter: after the game, the nba star celebrated with his closest confidant. >> no one man or woman can accomplish it all by walking the journey alone. >> reporter: it's a journey that continues with the passing of the torch and another gem in king james' crown. carter evans, cbs news, los angeles. >> norah: and he has put in the work. congratulations. that is tonight's "cbs evening news." i am norah o'donnell. good night. ♪ ♪ >>> as you heard from nora, the search for survivors continues in turkey and syria where the difficulty continues to climb after monday's devastating earthquake. in the bay area a woman is on a mission to help those quake victims who lost everything. how she is trying to make sure critical supplies get where they are needed the most, and nothing is letting her down. >> i always wanted to c

because they are convinced the kremlin is only preparing for further escalation on nichol further chamberlain and this is the day ah, nato and his scholarship has never been drawn and russian is now global thrive. on receive an old song spoke. the person is prepaid for peace and the world remains inspired by ukrainian bravery and brazilian. we don't need to motivate the soldiers . it's all. in fact, we have to hold them back a bit and still betting that it can wait us out. and they are paying an enormous price on the battlefield. we heard that these modern weapons will help them strike back against russia. stronger than before, in short, russia has lost. ah, also on the day check, football or jacobi danco comes out as gay. europe's 1st active top tier player to open up about is homosexuality, ubs to pave the way or a more inclusive court. like everybody else. i also want to live my life in freedom with fierce bridge a while and over law. i'm almost social and i no longer wants to hide myself the welcome to the show. for months there had been speculation about russia preparing a fresh offensiv

. >> reporter: james wasn't even born when jabbar broke wilt chamberlain's previous record in 1984.ting "when one person climbs higher than the last person, we all feel like we are capable of being more." >> one time for king james. >> reporter: after the game, the nba star celebrated with his closest confidant. >> no man or woman, walking the journey alone. >> reporter: it is a journey that continues with the passing of the torch at another chance at king james crown. carter evans, cbs news, los angeles. >> norah: and he has put in the work. congratulations. that is tonight "cbs evening news." i am norah o'donnell. good night. ♪ ♪ >> judge judy: when did you stop getting along? >> announcer: neighbors who wish they weren't... >> i got out, walked to my gate, spread it about like this, and he jumped me. >> judge judy: from behind. >> he snuck up like a quiet rat. i knew i was dealing with a sick individual who i felt was a psychopath. >> judge judy: you lost it. you came up to him, and you punched him. >> what he did is he tried to hit me. he tried to kill me. he also swung an axe a

one day, the guards were taken out of the room by a chamberlain, and then at night , at nine o'clockevening, three of them came the woman volunteered to get a passport and re-register the company, she says there was simply no way out and she delayed until the very end . cooperated with the russians. and in a month, kherson was freed, how many people were murdered in kotivnyi, the investigation has not established for sure, and still stabilization measures in general on the territory of the occupied kherson region are ongoing, and the search for the establishment of places e-e also continues , therefore it is too early to say that certain work has already been completed certain intermediate results, but in general, the number of those who were held captive and tortured is already in the hundreds. photos of tycho suspected of these crimes are placed in an open telegram and those who survived captivity can identify them, antonina cherednyk also recognized one of her executioners while the investigation is ongoing to journalists who does not say this but believes that all criminals from

one day, the guards were taken out of the room by a chamberlain, and then at night, at nine o'clock in the evening, three of them came with a buryat to vishue, a woman volunteered to get a passport and re-register. the company says there was simply no way out and i delayed until the very end. well, i would have come. i had an ultrasound while i was in isolation for two weeks . it helped me. what, what? i was sick . i didn’t get a russian passport. in kotivnyi, the investigation did not definitively establish, and still stabilization measures in general in the territory of the occupied kherson region continue, and the search for the establishment of places e-e also continues , so it is said that certain work has already been completed already in the morning, while we only have certain intermediate the results, but in general the number of those who were held captive and tortured, it already goes to hundreds of photos of tycho, suspected of these crimes, are placed in the open telegram, and those who survived captivity can identify them . antonina cherednyk also recognized one of her tor

. >>> chamberlain, abdul-jabbar, and now james. nearly 40 years later, the nba has a new all-time scoring king. it is wednesday, february 8th, and this is "worldwide exchange." ♪ >>> good morning, good afternoon, good evening from wherever in the world you may be watching i'm brian sullivan the stock futures are down dow future's off 33, nasdaq off 16 until 2:30 yesterday eastern time, we could have said it was a boring day for stocks, but it changed big time the nasdaq popped 2% the dow broke a three-day losing streak i'll be honest i'm not exactly sure why the buyers came in the markets did not move around jay powell's interview at noon who knows. insert reason here either way, the stocks did move. bond yields, they rose after the bonds told off oil and natural gas also rose tuesdaying tuesdaying, both tick back president biden, if you missed his speech last night, capitulating a bit saying we'll need oil, quote, for at least another decade we'll get more to that comment later on in the show crypto, bitcoin and ether are in the g

pandemic is an essential part of this but this calls not for a no full chairman new -- neville chamberlainut winston churchill for the electoral cycles but on the scales of history and that is what we are missing. ashley: can you get nike or disney to turn their back on a very big lucrative market? >> here's the thing. they are not going to do that because companies do what companies do, what allows them to make the most money but if you criticize the ccp or ply emissions a will tell you not to do business in china, they build a great wall. if you criticize the united states or apply the same constraints to the us economy they will roll out the red carpet and here's why. in china military policy and and economic policy are two sides of the same coin. on the side of the pacific, military policy is separate from economic policy, normally that makes sense but not with respect to china. this is imperative for the united states. ashley: fascinating stuff. i want to get to this. politico says you could be eyeing a presidential run. this is fascinating. anyone who wants to take on something like

simple, there are two paths you cannic ta, the ronald reagan path, peace through strength or the chamberlain path, appeasement, appeasement did not work out well, and we are appeasing china in every way, shape or form, could be because of biden connection to china or china is connected to corporations. this was a golden opportunity to unite our country against the threat of the ccp. we are playing politics again and that is not right, that is what china wants. >> brooke: it does. you even see the administration saying this doesn't just happen under our watch, this happened under the trump administration, as well. pointing the finger again at the trump administration. former president trump told me he never heard of anything like this. a number of top officials told me they didn't. the white house and administration officials say this is information discovered after they left. is this new intelligence they found this week? potentially, maybe not. >> ashley: all of america saw it cross from corner to other than coer, that is what is happening right now. >> todd: brooke singman, thank you. scho

. >> fresh prince will smith will chamberlain first black astronaut, benny boom and me brandon chastaint to throw me in there. >> these kids look up to you. >> absolutely. lawrence: you've become a target. why would someone try to assassinate you because that's the way i look at it. >> i think people saw and realize more when you're going against agenda that's helping people get paid which is negativeity black on black crime. dismantling the black, you know, the black community, the black fame a lot of people don't like that. lawrence: why do you care so much about this issue you don't have to make this your issue. >> i grew up, my mother was 14. my father was 16. when i was born, both of them were on drugs both of them were victim to gun violence. and i carried that same, that same trait i was addicted to drugs victim to gun violence, and i'm just -- i'm just like hoping that that other kid that's looking at me he don't go through what i went through. lawrence: you say i don't to kill you, i want to heal with you. what does what mean? >> i don't to kill you physically. mentally, emotio

spencer, you will remember wilt chamberlain and kareem breaking his record. one would ever come close. i do not think anybody is going to catch lebron. spencer: you have to play so many years at the peak of your ability to break that record. how many players can play that late? larry: we always talk the ability is availability. that is a part of it. he also has a lot of ability. sports anchor: he has been durable for this long, it is interesting to watch as career evolution, and he was picked out as a highschooler to fulfill the promise that all of that hype, and 20 years later where he is comic he does not seem to be slowing down at all. what an accomplishment to fulfill what he has done both on and off the court. larry: and exceeding the height, living up to it would've been amazing but to take it to another level is remarkable. amanda: how long do you think before somebody can come up and passes record? larry: i do not think it is possible. he is basically indestructible. we would have to play 20 years at least and stay healthy. as great as steph curry is,

who's there chamberlain arrived? yes, in britain they say, i brought the world to you guys a. please, which side is there from america for a second from britain yes, i’ll correct you a little, but so that the well-known story about the tank aviation school, which you now remembered, is not just historically confused, and we only have data on the tank aviation school. i would start with her, they all belong to the times before hitler that is, it was the reich from above, and it was not the nazis. it was germany from which we bought, and also, like you, a lot of things from which they traded, from which there were quite normal relations simply, because in general, at that time there was no nazism there, as soon as hitler came, they broke off all relations up to the ground pact now. well give me a fact, and everything that hitler and i traded for a minute. i answer you to school. it was closed at the same time, in my opinion, in two whole thirty-two, or something in the thirty- third year, the number of trained 68 people is forbidden to say for this vladislav vladislavovich let's

i said, i'm so sick of joshua chamberlain and bowdoin college and all have is benjamin butler and gary took that comment quite seriously but in his very kind way and he said i think you need to look deeper i think colby has a lot to be proud of and certainly was an impetus for me to go look and see more about mr. butler. then when the also in 2013 decided finally bring this truly massive portrait of which he himself brought up to the college shortly before he died. to bring the portrait back into view it had been in storage for a number of years and that's interesting story in and of itself. if it was hung when the college first had the portrait, they hung it in a prominent place. then it was tucked away and in 2013 it was brought back out and i was asked to write the legend would go next to the portrait after somebody else wrote one and wasn't very satisfied himself with what he had written and that required me to do some digging, which, you know, pushed me along the road as i was doing the work for legend, i discovered that there, right there at waterville colby college, there was a

people who saw wilt chamberlain play live say he is the best.michael jordan is the best i have ever seen. lebron's really close. >> i grew up with that. do you remember the wings poster of michael jordan? i grew up with that. kaitlin is stunned. she can't believe i had a basketball poster. >> a lot of questions for that. >> exactly. but now people have the lebron one. >> what a moment. >> thank you for breaking it down with us. >> thank you. good to see you. >>> all right. last night congress gave a standing ovation to the parents of tyre nichols. the question though that remains this morning is will lawmakers, can lawmakers actually do anything about police reform? coming up, we will have tyre's mother and stepfather join us to weigh in their reaction. and mine's unlisted. try boost® high protein with 20 grams of protein for muscle health versus 16 grams in ensure® high protn. boost® high protei now available in cinnabon® kery-inspired flavor. learn more aboost.com/tv ♪ we all have a purpose in life - a “why.” maybe it's perfecting that special

well bron james is 38 years old and that's exactly how long ago a kareem abdul jabbar broke will chamberlain's record, ought to become the autonomy to explore with his, his famous skylark, a shot that could not be duplicated, labranz ain shows to use his active fade away jump shot that he learned from michael george that kobe bryant once use. and so it goes to show you their records, even if they seem not to be broken on with special talents like le bron james ashley does. him can be broke it and it also shows the bron james, his book field, every single accolade that was throwing up every expectation. how good of layer he might be when he was just in high school, racing. the cover of sports illustrated, calling him that shows at one well bryan james, he has been the chosen one. can we are always remar due to boston, his greatest lebron james greatest legacy is off the field in impacting even on elections in terms of helping me get body access to different places across the country. working with stacy abrams here. oh, oh, with a politician in georgia also speaking out or social issues in relat

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and then over here, this is doctors chamberlain and lefferts, embalming tent camp letterman at gettysburg these two gentlemen in the coffin, they are alive. okay. they had the exciting prospect of having their picture made. so those are models. so let's now move to february of 1862, when a calamity rocks the white house, willie lincoln dies of typhoid fever. and this is on mrs. lincoln's mind. he looks natural. he looks like he's only sleeping. okay. so they send vernon bomber. now they don't send for thomas holmes. i have never read anything on why. what i suspect is holmes was out in the field in bombing. these embalmers would follow the armies. so she calls on the firm of brown and alexander the same dr. brown that bought suitcase or license doctor. suitcase, embalming the zinc chloride and a 23 year old man by the name of henry cattell embalmed a young willie lincoln. all. and he was laid out in the green room of the white house. and. and then he was temporarily interred at. oak hill cemetery in the family vault of william carroll, who was a supreme court clerk at the time. now, presi

well, bra, james is 38 years old and that's exactly how long ago remodeled to barbara will chamberlain's record to become the all time leading scorer with his is payment skyler, a shot that could not be duplicated ela, brian james show you at the beta way jump shot that he learned from micro your the probably right once you. so it goes to show you that record even be not to be broken with special talents, like le bron jane as he does, he can, he broke it and it also shows the bron james book field, every single accolade that was thrown in every expectation. how good a layer you might be when he was just in school breaking the course straight, calling him to show one well abroad jane. he has been the chosen one and we are all boston. he is rated abroad. james, greatest legacy is off the field in impacting even election in terms of helping me get body active at 2 different places across the country. working with safety. abrams here level, the politicians in georgia, also speaking our social issues in relation to believe by that that's happening here in united states. awful. social justice