>> corey: i think it was hamlet. wall. i was mesmerized. i thought it was super cool. >> stephen: your latest film in shakespeare-related, "west side story" of course is a modern take on romeo and juliet. you play lieutenant and is this the first time you work with steven spielberg? i hear he's good, what's the experience like? >> corey: yeah, he's got a future. you know, he loves what he's doing. every moment of what he's doing he's on-site. you get a sense that he wouldn't rather be anywhere else in the world. and -- i've never seen an ensemble like that. i come from "legit theater" no singing, and i think there is a certain novelty with that. a musical people, it's catty, you know, competitive. it couldn't have been more different. the most loving, supportive -- >> stephen: do you sing it? >> corey: no. [laughs] no, you wouldn't want to see that. i wish i could add value by singing. >> stephen: okay, also you are in "billions" and you play a alien arab banker. is it fun, do you get nice close and locations and eve

>> corey: am i nervous? -- are these heavy swords? >> corey: these are real, real broadswords and we're working with this incredible stunt team that worked with joel coen for years, so i trust myself in their hands. i just don't trust the sword in my hands. so i'm literally sitting there, like, and denzel and i, he's working on -- he's shooting other scenes and stuff, so we didn't get a chance to work on that fight until the day of. so we practiced it separately but because he's a master, we beat through the fight, and it's on this tiny parapet that's about this wide and we're taking the swords and i'm, like, "lord, please don't let this be the day. and don't let me be the one." >> stephen: one of the things you had to do was act on a horse and i'm curious whether you had ridden a horse before. >> corey: [sighs] [laughter] that was, like, the first day of shooting. >> stephen: really? >> corey: there's two things they say actors aren't -- you know, you don't film with, is like children and animals, so they p

authorities charged corey with eric's death more than a year later, after corey wrote a book to help children manage grief, entitled are you with me? >> she donated half of the books to grieving people. i mean, i don't think she ever made a dime off of it. was it cathartic for her to write the book? i think it was something for her and her boys to remember their dad. now, corey is accused of witness tampering from behind bars, according to prosecutors, jail guards found an unmailed letter in her cell where she allegedly tells her family to falsely claim that her late husband got pills from mexico before his death. >> corey denies any wrongdoing. she says the letter is part of a new book she's writing. corey has not yet entered a plea to the murder and drug charges. later on good morning america, what her brother says about corey's marriage before eric's death, obesity rates are ticking up across the country. >> the cdc says these 22 states now have obesity rates of at least 35% among adults. louisiana oklahoma and west virginia topped the list with more than 40% of adult obese just t

corey. colonel de jesse. his stuff had a great sense of mission and envisioned we could do together. in 2019, he and general geoffrey coggin from the u.s. army civil affairs command and its more as say you said, kapok. i know that. came to the smithsonian. and amidst meetings with lynne nichols nicholas, who had written a seminal study rape of europa about work to protect cultural heritage, world war two viewed our collections at the archives of american art, where we keep the monuments officers materials, photographs from their mission, notebooks from monuments, officers. and we signed an agreement reestablishing the of monuments officers. we then faced training in the midst of covid, but worked closely together with the military, with the situation in in afghanistan, trying to protect both artifacts and people. i remember those days. 24 seven scott, corey and i were on the phone emailing texting, trying to do right by the heritage of afghanistan. now, with ukraine, we've been getting supplies and materials

with dod, corey and the u.s. committee of the blue shield researched and printed booklets that pinpointed cultural sites that were due protection that during the allied taking of rocker and muscle from isys. those booklets were carried by troops in the field on the ground and written in arabic, kurdish and english and the point of them was, and the taking of those ancient cities, we not purposefully destroy what isys was trying to destroy as part of their mission. by 2019, while so many efforts flowered, more would be needed in the future. as the u.s. and its military would be called on in both conflict and humanitarian crisis to help safeguard cultural heritage. we needed to up the partnership. they worked closely with corey, colonel jesse knew his stuff, had a great sense of mission and envisioned what we could do together. in 2019, he and general jeffrey coggin from the u.s. army civil affairs command and its moore's came to the smithsonian and amidst meetings with lynn nichols who had written the seminal stud

and not to you know, corey and i talk about this a lot. you know, there's four women on murderess row, four potentially killing people, and two of them probably didn't do it and two of them most likely did it right and got away with it and got away with it kitty and sabella are the two that we really feel did not have did not murder. and kitty was with the wrong crowd and. she was with a man who had already murdered and, been two to prison for one person, and he didn't want to go back. yeah. so he blamed her. it was a hideous gun. it was gun. she did it, you know. and so i guess that feels so lost her her. you know, i just feel like the real behind the the the plague character is a really sad one for me and the sabella character has a happier story even though she the character on whom she was based in the play is the is the woman who who dies in the play but in the real story something happier happens. so what happens? isabella totally. it's interesting because she she's convicted. she gets whole new group of support. italian-americans, p

corey, your thoughts? >> yeah, hypocrites don't like to be called up for their hypocrisy.teachers union president, getting called out for her similar hypocrisy in that counsel of a school district, the chicago public schools district. she has no shot at winning the election because she came out against parental rights and voters don't like hypocrites and we see this with democrats all too often. is in their own kids to the private school and then they say, they have -- portraits should not have a chance to win to better institutions like their own children. it is total hypocrisy. it is because they are owned by the teachers unions and they care more about the adults in the system than the kids themselves. >> trace: nick hill -- nicole neily, a rep is up. >> she said that she made that choice because of that. but to go ahead and block other programs from keeping their children safer. that is sick. it is closed and she should be ashamed of herself. >> trace: nicole neily, corey deangelis, thank you both. coming up, a big name nfl quarterback has cured of their just minutes i

and then we'll con corey door. every time he does his rounds, villages offer him a place to stay, yet is only the under was a lot number. so photos, the menu rarely change. he's just rice and potato at the base of every meal. the investor, who in july of the shortage of a 1000000 toby's 1000000 more than they had me by the name of misconduct in more than one day. you'll notice, but in your thank you all, lou got pos, the mission cannot move though. but why don't we test? i mean, no commodity monday, go out and meet, you know, i mean only memory but because you know, things are going i funny you left know me building is close by the left. i think about that. you know me, but i move. i don't want that. i mean don't, i don't let me binders just to get of the lessons. i used to most of the my to respond to any like the whooshing the on the internet. she could do it on the go. i thought, you know, you know, the, the, the, [000:00:00;00] the a very cold night has caused some unexpected problems. the poor quality, diesel

corey, bethany, thank you for coming on.first, what do you make of the lawsuit to force the school districts, this is in your area, to adopt the governor's transgender policies? >> this is exactly why youngkin was elected. this was a purple state that leans blue and he was able to get elected in virginia because parents understood that he was their fighter. and this is him following through on that promise of why he was elected. i think it's fantastic and he thinks it's fantastic. he's pushing this hard and he should be. >> trace: i want to move on corey to you because the los angeles unified school district is quoting here a week of action. each day devoted to a different lgbtq plus celebrity. this is for elementary school as young as five, monday jazz jennings lgbt activistment tuesday marsha johnson transender. thursday a gay wnba star and friday gay former nfl athlete. a lot of parents are asking the same question, can't we teach the kids to read right and teach math. >> taxpayers aren't getting what they paid for. they

and from corey david sauer. >> (speaking russian): (door opens) (in video): (in interview): (in video): (officer speaking russian) >> muratov: (man and muratov speaking russian) >> (in interview): (people speaking russian) (fanfare playing) (fanfare continues) >> the nobel peace prize for 2021 has been awarded to two outstanding representatives of the press. (audience applding) maria ressa, working in the philippines, and dmitry muratov, working in the russian federation. (applauding) ♪ ♪ >> (speaking russian): (audience laughing) (crowd cheering and whistling) (people cheering and applauding) (air raid siren blaring) >> the dawn chorus that no one wants to hear. air raid sirens in kyiv signaling that the full-scale invasion of a european cntry in the year 2022 was well under way. >> (speaking russian): (woman sniffling) (explosion roars, glass shattering, child crying) (jet engine roars) (explosion pounds) >> (speaking russian): ♪ ♪ (car horns honking) ♪ ♪ (children calling) (people talking in background) >> na

corey, do we have anyone on the phone? >> at this time, there is no one on the phone wishing to make public comment on this item. >> thank you. public comment is closed. commissioner harrington. >> no questions, but i am always amazed what you can do with a relatively small staff for all the stuff you are in charge of. pretty impressive so thank you very much for your leadership. also very impressed that-sorry, in some commissions it seems the executive director takes all the credit. it is nice to share that with the staff. >> thank you. commissioner gilman. >> thank you elaine for that great report and it is so great to see that we have events coming back to the waterfront that we are as we say always a vibrant city in san francisco despite what others want to pigeon hole us into and someone who took water transportation to get here today and was on that ferry, tourism is back, at least local tourism. families who were so excited to be pulling into san francisco, hearing stories how the bridges were built before world war

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is not any senator, but fellow new jersey senator corey booker.ryone has been wachlg tory booker to people peej and this nomt snosh and maybe aside from president biden, this is important, lauren. >> yes, it is a lengthy statement from senator kor reeboker who had lars paragraph of the steamings, because he talking about the relationship and the pack sfeep sflonl seb or the menendez has made the sacrifices in the past to serve. i understand that zefl sep snep and as you joernl and as you said there are a number of temper ow jk and a sfarnlg and lawmakers are coming to eekt sfloekt >>> it is notable a ne saying that they thought that senator snowstorm and another vulnerable democrat rining for enl been sfwloirmt we have heard from senator hinrhinrich, and peter welsh, and expect that we will be pushing democrats when they get back to the capitol today as to more believe that he should step aside, but obviously the statement from senator booker is very significant. john? >> lauren, am walking over here, and tester, baldwin, brown, and to the extent,

>> yes, well, first of all, you'll see there's a few corey feldman movies >> seth: yes >> and i haveriendship with corey feldman >> seth: since the last time you were here. >> very proud of this. >> seth: it's very exciting. >> yeah, so he invited me and my producer to his house. we went to his house which was awesome. he had memorabilia and stuff sat us down, and he's, you know, just this cool, you know -- by the way, if you don't know corey feldman, means you - i mean, first of all, [ bleep ] off, you're a kid. [ laughter ] but this is like one of the greatest teen icons of all time. >> seth: yeah, that is -- the heartbreaking thing is realizing kids don't know someone you knew as a kid not someone you knew as an adult. >> but anyway, so, you know, we visit, and he has this film that he showed called "the birthday." >> seth: yeah. >> that was unreleased, and it is -- if you are like a cinephile who is just into like a complete what the "f" did i just watch experience, it is like one of -- it is this treasure and so, the thing is kind of leading up to this missing film, because the

january 2022 corey allegedly updates her husband's life insurance policy.to 30 fentanyl pills for $9 hundred. february 14th three days later on valentine's day eric becomes ill, her husband and claims he has be poisoned. the 26th she buys another $9 hundred worth of fentanyl. march 4th eric is found dead from a fentanyl overdose. a year later corey publishes the children's book and may eight charged with murder. the key evidence in the case she searched fentanyl, made life insurance payments, police investigations were carried out. withdrew money from bank accounts without her husband's knowledge. series of fentanyl purchases and updated her husband's life insurance policy to make her the beneficiary. from a circum -- that would seem to add up against her. >> pretty strong from that point of view. her defense team isn't simply going to take that laying down. when you have a circumstantial case like this it is imperative the defense team pokes holes in every step of the prosecution's case. we won't see all that today. we'll see it forthcoming. she will be bo

and before you go, corey, a quick question.an san francisco physically honor the legacy of dianne feinstein, a building, a statue? what would you say you know, that's a great question. i was actually thinking about that this morning. i don't know what you could possibly do. i mean, the skyline of san francisco is reflective of her vision of the city. right. the growth of downtown was one of the things that she championed as mayor. and certainly her legacy is everywhere in san francisco. you know, i don't know what you do to honor somebody who gave 50 plus years of their lives to public service. i don't know what monument you you assign, but certainly her her living legacy is everywhere in the city. and the people who who are currently elected in offices as well as in the physical skyline of the city. she she made such an extraordinary impact very well put. corey cook of saint mary's college, thank you for joining us. thank you for coming in to talk about the legacy of senator dianne feinstein. thank you very much. well longtime

they blocked my going to kind of off the only corey door latch key corey door, which was the only physics, a teacher tool. not going to cut them off from arming. yeah. and receiving all kinds of too many starting aid and supplies from peaceful. so 89 months above, it's close to the people there's tardy. and now as they're, my job is attacking the people who are trapped there and starving. so the key needs probably people and the people for the peaceful people and arguing that the to, to i entire to receive and operation. and this is told to lie another about jenny, propaganda. okay. let's, let's, let's say, let me just jump to the find nice to get me. i mean, this is a longstanding dispute which nett, 2 large scale hostilities, didn't. they attended onto non design 2020. do you believe we could be heading for something like that to get yes, of course. i mean the right now it's a large scale escalation in the last k to talk. so what is happening right now? you know, russian for a division has a big obligation, dentist top because they have a, a peacekeeping forces based on a pilot those ta

here to react is corey deangelis.azing, and they gave me a long list of democrats who oppose school choice, say that it's racist, it's fascist, she said it's session rebase academies, and yet they send their own. stacy davis gates, she's the chicago teachers union boss. why doesn't she send her kid to chicago schools? she's this charge of the public schools. doesn't sound like she's giving it her endorsement with her own child. >> she knows the chicago public school system is failing so many students including her own. and what's interesting is before she said that she's legitimized in the space because, you know, she sends all her kids to public schools this chicago. just a year later after he said that, she disenrolled her kid from the public school system, sending him to a private school that costs less than $15,000 a year whereas the chicago schools that are a total clown show, they spend over $27 the ,000 per year, about twice as a much as what they charge for tuition in her son's private school. and i'm glad she

prosecutors say corey poisoned her husband with a deadly dose of fentanyl and wrote a children's bookgrief following his death. she has not yet entered a plea. nbc news correspondent erin mclaughlin is following this case. >> so my husband passed away unexpectedly last year. >> a out wife and mother of three, accused of fatally poisoning her husband is due back in court. where a judge will determine whether or not the case will go to trial. she has been charged with first degree aggravated murder and three counts of possession with intent to distribute a controlled substance, has not yet entered a plea. police arrested her last may, more than a year after her husband eric's death. at the time, she had been promoted her new children's book "on coping with grief". >> my kids and i came to write this book, on the different emotions and grieving processes that we've experienced last year. >> according to court documents, last march, officers discovered eric unresponsive at the foot of his bed in the early morning hours, and that night richins says she made eric a moscow mule that he drank

corey was dirt biking in the mountains a few miles outside los angeles in a remote back country area. to climb down the hill and reach the 68-year-old victim. calvin smith was desperate for water, some shade and also help after spending nearly five days at the bottom of a ravine. first responders say he careened off a cliff and plummeted about 100 feet down. he was life-flighted to the hospital where he is making a recovery today. here's what corey told us a short time ago. >> i was thinking, there is probably no way anyone could live through that if there is someone down there. when i heard him yelling for help, i was really shocked. >> this was all an incredible rescue and a miracle on the mountain. that gentleman is a father of ten and a grandfather to 44, guys. >> i'm sure they're all so happy that he is alive and corey was in the right place at the right time. thank you so much. you can catch more of miguel's reporting tonight on "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> one of the world's biggest tennis events is happening right now. where does the cash raised by the u.s. open en

corey has been a reporter at the chicago tribune for nine years where she tells stories using data and the tribune's archives. she collaborate, together they share their findings and the vintage chicago tribune newsletter. 25 year veteran, marianne has been photo journalist and photo editor.di editor of the weekly tribune create and edit books and curates at the tribune. born andse raised and still livg in chicago, is the creator treasuries. chicago tavern, history of the billy boat and sidewalk one and sidewalk two, collections of columns embellished by the work of photographer charles. our moderator today mary, chicago writer, journalist and teacher. her book, a life was named best biography by society of midland authors. please help me welcome our distinguished guests. [applause] >> nice crowd. >> hi, folks, thanks for being here. thanks for braving the rain. so great to be here. i just want today say this book is so much fun. lin alice and wonderland -- the greatest kind of book. if you're a fan of chicago, learning about chicago crime, this is just -- this is so wonderful. it's am

please, my opponent in the final , by the way, sobonenko, i recognized the sketch of corey gauff even before her match, she beat the czech karolina muchova in two sets 64-7.5 and thereby brought her winning streak to 11 matches in a row. this suggests that what awaits us is beyond, an interesting final tomorrow the match will start at 23:00 belarusian time. the capital hockey dynamo today in nizhny novgorod continued its away series in the khl in a scoring extravaganza, the belarusians failed to defeat 64 stronger hosts, the decisive goal was scored by mikhail orlov, we note, during the game minsk residents lead 4:2 dynamo's next match on tuesday in kazan against local akbars in the mhl again pleases dynamoshenko hockey players andrey mikhalev's boys win the third game in a row at the start of the season this time in bobruisk the belarusians are stronger than the sakhalin sharks four one shedlovsky shatila, lipsky, clouds scored as part of the ice hosts. we kind of started the second move, but how can i tell you? we played in short shifts and held the tent that the opposing team provi

reality or artificial intelligence, needs to be quick and ideally use as little energy as possible. corey collab a start up from open model. it's chips on the fastest and most energy efficient computer out there. the human brain, the system is called dish brian and combines silicon chips with human. your owns a computer chip that needs to be fed with unusual sustenance. the dish brain receives human brain so. so this chip is somewhat a life that's certainly a life in the sense that these are living by logical neurons on the chest. that doesn't mean of close to that conscious of like a human images. but it does mean that we can use and to be able to test the stuff like the effects of drugs might have on them or model how diseases. unlike other companies that try to recreate neural networks cortical allowed to use is real human brain cells. these can be made from a simple blood donation. the neurons are placed on a fingertip size micro electro to rate that can send and receive electrical impulses the to test the dish, brains ability to learn the team use the classic video game punk. a paddl

also taking part and they were both on the winning side playing for colin montgomerie, the american coreytained the other team. ajax and feyenoord have completed the match that was abandoned on sunday because of crowd trouble. trailing 3—0, ajax's fans forced the game to be stopped after throwing flares, vandalising their own stadium and clashing with police. three days on, they resumed with the clock on 55 minutes behind closed doors. it didn't take long for feyenoord to stretch their lead. santiago gimenez, who scored twice on sunday, completing his hatrick four minutes after the re—start. it finished 4—0. feyenoord move up to third, a point off the top. ajax remain 14th. there are nine more league cup games in england later, the last of the third round ties. the winners willjoin league one exeter city in the next round, they shocked luton town. eight—time winners manchester city travel to newcastle united. city boss pep guardiola has confirmed that england midfielder kalvin phillips will start just his fifth game for the club, since joining from leeds last year, where he caught the eye

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reached the final in the decisive match for the title, let us recall that she lost to the young american corey woof. in addition, top 1 arina helped iran get out of the grand slime. now the former first racket of the world is polka and shvenok. she stumbled in the match of the eight finals in the fifth position; she dropped five positions in the ranking and victoria azarenka is now in 23rd place. in it, the first hundred is alexandra sosnovich, -10 positions, only 102nd place, a change of leader also occurred in the men’s in the ranking, the first position was returned to nova to djokovic, who took the next title of us open winners. as for our tennis players or ivashka, who unexpectedly lost at the us open in the first round, immediately rolled back 50 lines and now there is no room to remove 153. novokzhekovic, who was already mentioned above, brightly returned to the first line of the world rankings in the final of the us open and the serbs. he met with danil medvedev and the russian was the only one in the season to beat both the first and second rackets of the planetary table. well on the

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chicago teacher union is facing very heavy criticism she sending her son to a private catholic school, coreyfor her own child but not everybody else. what does the teachers union have to say? >> this is a classic case of school choice for me but not for the it's total hypocrisy. i'm glad she is opportunity to send her own kid to a private school but she shouldn't turn around and fight against having opportunity as a lower income family. she pointed to things like this investment in the public schools is a reason for doing this but her kids tuition is less than $15000 a year, guess what they spent in the chicago government run schools, over $27000 per student and the failure factories that we call the chicago public schools. she knows they are failing in its complete dumpster fire so she sent her kid elsewhere and other people should have that choice to. stuart: do you think this might be an opening for real school choice in chicago. if the head of the teachers union goes for school choice, is going to ripple down isn't it? >> ctu, chicago's teachers union is the centerpiece of hypocrisy over

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a 100 and cut off a little cold, but the the the water sold on board is all over the who will con corey jones. ready a mountainous region situated in the far north east of i've got a stock. it's voted by the hindu kush mountains and peaks, some reaching close to 5000 meters. the sparkling extreme conditions. these 2 men will have to cross the only road that cuts through a concord to a 350 kilometer post, carved into the mountains and covered by snow. if it were not for those few, willing to risk taking this route, people in the villages here would have to go without basic necessities, such as flour or assaults. without these goods, the inhabitants of the concrete duel would struggle to survive the harsh winter with temperatures often dropping below minus 30 degrees. the homes that gosh, the water, i'm sure they know what. so i thought i meant to be sort of the models that, that caught on the 5 you saw by the gun on the modem. is that the loop i, what is gain is the right. the how bout us cleaning up i'm was deciding was that i find that the deluxe is i'm definitely the 2nd the we'll jus

money intended for the satterfield family with the help of his college roommate and fellow attorney coreyd is expected to be sentenced today. >> it's all the alex show. he couldn't do this without others and corey fleming is that other and why it's such a significant sentence because this is a lawyer. >> in addition to his upcoming state financial crimes trial, murdaugh is challenging his march 2nd double murder conviction with allegations the clerk of court tried to influence the jury's decision in that case. he is actually asking for a second trial. this is all on the state side to add more confusing items to the matter, he also faces a federal financial crimes trial and he has a september 21st hearing. he is expected to appear in a u.s. district court and reverse his not guilty plea. in other words, pleading guilty and the speculation among legal experts is that he would rather serve out his time in federal prison rather than state incarceration. >> harris: that's fascinating. i should know. i started in career. much respect to the people in those places. thank you very much. so for mu

corey lewandowski, where is he? [cheering and applause] were they real polls corey?ll me. he said no. i had a feeling that might be true. thank you, corey. great guy. with the help of many of you this arena, in four short years we achieved more than any administration in the history of our country. i say that all the time and the fake news doesn't even correct me. we have done so many things. we became energy independent and would have been energy dominant for the first time ever. making billions and billions of dollars, rapidly paying down our $34 trillion in debt. we are going to pay it down so fast. and reducing your taxes, i gave you the largest tax cut, larger than the break-in cuts. -- the reagan cuts. we created the most secure border in u.s. history. created miles of border wall. got mexico to give us 28,000 soldiers. they always say, he didn't get mexico. i got mexico to give us free of charge 28,000 soldiers while we were building the wall. we built almost 500 miles. you know what my critics say? it was not all new. if there was an old two by 4, 50 years ol

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corey cook, thank you for joining. we could talk about this for a long time. you're right.ope we get to see each other again under better circumstances. thank you so much for joining us. it well as california's other us senator, alex padilla gotkeup when he paid tribute to his late colleague on the senate floor this morning. it is with profound found sadness. that we bid farewell to my dear friend colleague and outright champion for the state of california for sen. senator dianne feinstein. she understood the importance of working together to find common ground and to get things done for california, for the country , and most importantly, for the american people. her ability to bridge divides and find that consensus, especially on the thorniest of issues, was a testament to her. her dedication to the principles of our democracy. she a vase of white rose was placed on feinstein's senate seat to honor her. we're taking a quick break. we'll be right back with our coverage. son who passed away last night at the age of 90 at her washington, d.c. home. we learned after casting a

bonnie off facebook she said i was supported if it went to a vote and there was enough evidence and corey says i supported it, no one is above the law. saying the gop would do all they can to distract from their lack of policy and results. if you want to: if you support this call (202) 748-8000 or for oppose call (202) 748-8001. we will hear first from two in maine. caller: good morng c-span. this kevin mccarthy is joke. i an independent and this guy, if he can't find anything -- so far it appears that there is no evidence that biden has done anything wrong. if he has sony should be impeached. but mccarthy and those people like that, marjorie taylor greene, they have him by the throat and he conceded his power away to get the position. he wanted that position so bad with 15 votes to get in there. he is powerless and they know it and he can only do what he has to tell them. host: also on oppose from philadelphia we will hear from horace. good morning. one more time. we will go to sheila in georgia on the oppose line. caller: i agree with the caller, this is ridiculous and he has read about

that is the corey fire burning on the west slope of the sierra. that may head up towards lake tahoe. in the back of the bay you can see how things are starting to clear out. tomorrow morning, low clouds with some drizzle. hazy skies early. we should see improved conditions in terms of the air- quality. let's -- not much change in temperatures. tomorrow with numbers that should be in the 80s in that it will only climb into the mid- 70s. pretty comfortable towards the tri-valley. morgan hill 77. the mid-sixties in san francisco. the upper 60s into oakland and 70s around the north bay. there is a look at the low clouds with misty skies early. icons for the afternoon. we are not expecting rain on sunday but monday we will begin to see the changes coming down the coast. you can see it right there and the focus by the way of the heavy rain. we talked about the smoke from the wildfires. look at the rain bull's-eye setting up over the larger fires in northwestern california. some good news there. closer to the bay area, the best odds of measurable rainfal

it was captured on salisbury police lieutenant corey brooks' body cam last month.ndo the driver's seat belt and then drag him out of the truck and onto interstate 85. a bystanders helped. moments after the rescue, the truck exploded. unbelievable. well, that driver is now recovering at home. >>> freddie mercury once sang "nothing really matters." well, tell that to the fans who paid a fortune for his memorabilia. that's next. >>> finally tonight, who can forget queen's masterpiece "bohemian rhapsody." ♪ mama ♪ >> this week, the piano that freddie mercury used to compose it sold at auction for more than $2 million. it was part of a collection being sold by a close friend with the money going to charity. mercury's first draft of the song lyrics sold for $1.7 million. the pages show he once considered calling it "mongolian rhapsody." sometimes one word can make all the difference. >>> and that's the overnight news for this friday. for some of you, the news continues. for others, check back later for "cbs mornings." and remember you can follow us online anytime at cbsn

what is corey lewandowski have and don't use your hands. just got that. you know, i don't i don't know about that part, but i do think, you know, i see fruits b in both. sooth. i absolutely see what is clearly a kill the beast fro occurring from the left right.m however you can argu e that you know the point about public figures is that even iint of pf she's in her private capacity, the whole point is you are never of wholet is thaf. you are always representing who you are working for. when you have a job like hav and when you do anything in a public place. fi all have to know now that o f course it's being filmed. that's the whole point. so i thought her apologieslm we. very well worded. it's unfortunate that she had to wal she hadk back of her inil denials. i think that her constituency and her follower s are very loyal for her. but i see the mistake, frankly, as a rookie e. ll kno that's the whole point. again, we all know that you're always being filmew ing filmd ic places. and if you want to i to get hot and steam while that's getnd a felony watch. n

by corey, which the prosecution alleges was intended for her mother, writing in a document, a falseband's drug use that the letter was intended to rela instructions to her brother to testify falsely that eric obtained pain pills and fentanyl from mexico. allegedly writing, reword this however ronald needs to make the point, just include it all tell him i need him to do this bring me home. >> everything i have seen in this letter is completely untrue. >> this morning a spokesperson for eric's family reacting to the letter. >> this is a desperate attempt to try to get others to get others to bolster her case. >> we have been working through discovery. >> she has been charged with first degree aggravated murder at the time, she told police, she made him a moscow mule before officers found hi unresponsive at the foot of his bed. an autopsy revealed he had five times the lethal dose in his system. >> five times the lethal dose is not accidental, your honor that is someone who wants eric dead. >> prosecutors are asking the judge to prohibit corey from contacting her mother and brother. in

we seems like a barbara would you call corey leasing, leasing or russia. these a spirit guardians, a new generation of african coming foot couches re defining stereotypes. some to is one of the creators whose work is being shown in this hollow spirit exhibition. we realize that in every face that of a society, we africa, there's a spirituality to it and we wanted to own it in a put in a time where it was being demonized. and that was really important for us to take it off ours. um, find our pride in its find our loving it and make it all home because it truly is so and that's really the core of us. so it's adding some to and his team want to reintroduce african and his follow g to young nigerians by incurring his comic book story telling in african identity the what telling the story of the um connect most so to where i from which is will be $90.00 and not being very much, i do single, i was looking all cultures. this always come from all our cultures and traditions, which is fruits fiction. that's what we've done. the genera, people necessarily have as mu

mike corey visited the reef back in 2019 to meet a remarkable woman who's dedicated her life to saving0% of all fish species live here. as a diver, there aren't many places that can beat it. due to increased water temperatures there's been several mass bleaching events here on the great barrier reef. 2016 and 2017, especially. couple that with a severe tropical cyclone, and up to 80% of the reef was affected. for myself, an ocean lover, it's very worrying. but there are stretches, like here on the southern part, that still thrive. schools of fish, rays, sharks and turtles are all abundant. i'm here to meet some of the people who've devoted their lives to keeping it that way. how perfect is that? billions of little, tinyjewels. they were chromis? blue—green chromis. oh, yeah. like little swirling jewels in the ocean. yeah, it's incredible down there, rachael, wow. rachaeljones has worked in these waters for 18 months now. the marine park authority have rewarded her efforts by giving her master reef guide status. so tell me what the health of the reef we saw down there today. it's very h

assembly member corey jackson, who authored the bill, was on hand for the signing. under the bill, california public school districts would face fines if they ban books related to gender or race. it takes effect immediately. and jackson says banning books silence, free speech and hurts marginal communities. it is the responsibility of every generation to making sure that the rights go on for the next generation to be able to enjoy. and today is a special day. the bill was introduced earlier this year after the temecula valley school board voted to ban curriculum from mentioning slain san francisco supervisor harvey milk. he was california's first openly gay elected official. the district says it reversed its decision after being threatened with a $1.5 million fine. deadly wildfires swept through maui last month coming up, what a bay area fire department is doing to help with recovery efforts. cal fire has been conducting prescribed burns in the north bay. coming up, where exactly these burns are taking place and just how effective they are. also had a small plane cr

with a life saving rescue newly released video shows salisbury, north carolina, police lieutenant corey brooks running towards a truck engulfed in flames. >> a 24 year veteran managed to drag the driver who was unconscious to safety minutes before the truck exploded. and that driver is okay. good news. >> and here's another story of survival. we are now hearing from a southern california man who spent five days at the bottom of a ravine with no food or water. and during his ordeal, he says a bear came to visit him this morning. a great grandfather is grateful to be alive after being rescued five days after his truck plunged into the bottom of this ravine when it started coming down the hill. >> i missed the hill. the whole hill and came straight down. >> 68 year old calvin smith was driving home on a rural road north of los angeles last tuesday when his truck ran off the road into a 100 foot ravine. he was thrown from the truck, seriously injured and unable to move all he could do was wait and hope someone would find him. >> oh, i was going, you're not going to, man. you're going to die