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and i enjoy the davis family. been lucky enough to do oral and oral history with davis senior, which used to come with his dad. so we can kind of back up and, talk about the history of the davis family being an element. what you see here from left right is william mary, steve davis, part of the davis family. but william was really it is william used to work with him. the melbourne family, which was prominent family from knoxville, and they had one of these cabins on millionaire's row, as we call it, and with their william and, his family used to be caretakers of cabin and they would come out and they would get the cabin ready the spring and they would set the cabin down as well for a couple of days. and they would build memories there as well. if you look, let me just go back here. if you look at the last picture of steve davis to the right that gives you really photo of what the cabin used to look like the cabin is no longer on jade's creek today, but the fireplace is. and if you look back at william davis, you'l

see what brings davis cu -. ., ,, ., ~ then we will see what brings davis cu. ., ., ., " ., then wendy murray's injury. _ cup. leon smith talking to me about andy murray's injury. that _ cup. leon smith talking to me about| andy murray's injury. that abdominal injury that puts questions about when he'll be back. that to come next month immediately and then following the davis cup final that happened straight afterwards. you'll be able to watch it on bbc iplayer from the 13th of september. we are going to end tonight... with what's been a memorable world championships for great britain's cyclists — they won 23 golds in scotland, and 2a in para—cycling, topping both medal tables by some distance. it was the first tournament of its kind, bringing together competitors from more than 130 nations across a range of disciplines. will perry has been speaking to three of gb's gold medalists — emma finucane, fin graham and charlie hatton. unreal. i couldn't believe it when i cross the line for the look at the board. i was convinced she was coming. ourfirst race was board. i was convinced she w

caroline davies there with _ on firm ground. caroline davies there with her _ on firm ground.ine davies there with her instant - on firm ground. caroline davies there with her instant reaction l on firm ground. caroline davies. there with her instant reaction to that rescue, we have dusted off the report, let's play it off for you. hanging over a perilous drop with just a rope to safety. as an army helicopter hovers over the cable car, a leap, then swept away to safety as the crowd cheers. this was the moment many hoped for, the first rescue after hours. makeshift cable cars are common in the rural mountains of pakistan, taking minutes over ravines whilst roads take hours. children were on their way to school when one cable snapped. at first, army helicopters couldn't rescue them. buffeted by winds, scared the downwash from the blades could make the situation worse. on the ground, frustration. after the first rescue saving the others inside became more complicated. as the light went the helicopters left. instead, locals and rescue officials used a zip line, pulling another chi

i enjoy the davis family.istory with davis senior, which used to come with his dad. so we can kind of back up and, talk about the history of the davis family being an element. what you see here from left right is william mary, steve davis, part of the davis family. but william was really it is it was really important. he used to work for the family from knoxville. theyre had have been millionairs road as they called it. he used to be a caretaker in the amount and get the cabin ready in the said the cap window and there were memories as well. let me go back here, if you look at the last picture, it's a really good photo of what it used to look like, no longer there today but if you look at william davis, you will see the front porch of the cabin. let's talk about davis senior. we did or history life here but laura davis remembers the stories in the cabin before it was even a thing in the 1960s and has pictures of bears but he went to college at haywood tech at the time and he worked there 20 plus years working

i enjoy the davis family we have been lucky enough to do an oral history with ron davis senior which of the davis family and elk mops. what you see hear from left to rice is william, mary, steve davis part of the davis family but william was really important to this. works forro the family which waa prominent family from knoxville. they had one of these cabins on millionaires road as we call it. with that william and his family is to bed caretakers of this cabin. they would come out and get the cabinet ready for the spring print that set it down for couple of days. they would build memories there as well. if you look, let's go back here if you look at the last picture of steve to the rights that gives you of what the cabinet used to look like. the cabin is no longer on jake's creek today but the fireplace is. if you look back at william davison you will see that was te front porch of thebu cabin. but let's talk a little bit about african-americans recreate. of ron davis senior last year. he makes stories of going to the cabin he remembers flyfishing. when the fireflies before it was

krystle made the cut and eventually so did fellow dancer ariama davis. >> i'm like, oh, i get to work be one of your dancers. that was a very exciting moment are you but it quickly declined. >> reporter: williams and davis now taking on their ex-boss alongside former dancer noelle rodriguez. >> i voluntarily left on my own accord because the treatment was so disgusting on everyone's part. it was so blatant. >> reporter: the lawsuit claims lit wroe and management fostered a sexually charged environment which made some in the dance cast uncomfortable. one particular night out in the red light district in amsterdam they say remains seared in their minds. all three women say although attendance was optional, they felt pressure to attend a club that featured new performers. >> things started getting a little weird. te start pulling out sex toys. >> reporter: who's they? >> the performers. they start taking out bananas. the girl would put them, you know in her, heard. lizzo was encouraging people to, "oh, hey, you come do it." >> i think at that point, after seeing that, we were like, maybe

davis and her team. [applause] thank you all so much for showing up for yourselves, for each other, and for your community and so today i want to just thank you all and really remember this moment and use it as motivation to achieve all your future hopes and dreams. thank you. [applause] >> thank you noel. let s give her another round of applause. thank you wamo. changing lives this summer. i'm really happy that i get to present somebody that i have been following, really inspires me. this performer his name is shawn williams. he is i think one of the best spoken word artist in california and bay area for sure, so let's give it up for spoken word artist, shawn williams! [applause] >> how is everybody doing? that was real light. guess you guys are hungry. how is everybody doing? that's much better. my name is shawn william from oakland california. i am a spoken word artist, a father, a son, teacher, student and person who loves grilled cheese sandwiches. the bay area is rich with great spoken word artists

a little bit about because he's the one that did gave the davis davis children to the yeah he's the one that terminated the parental rights the davis kids and patrick shelton was sort of a unique character but was really indicative of how things are run. so in harris county, which is houston, there's only three judges that are responsible for all the cps cases, and that's the that's texas largest county. so you're getting you're seeing a lot of kids and there's a lot of really reporting from the houston chronicle and the houston press in the nineties and 2000. that really talks about a lot the issues in shelton's court. he got caught charging parents, attorneys when they were indigent, which against the law he he had an atlas that he would keep at the bench and he would ask latino families who were in front of him where they came from and look at it on the map and say well, that looks like a great place. why don't you back there? so there was like overt racism in the court and. it was also just like everyone who knew him recognize that. he really wanted the cases to be fast like he want

she's the founder and chair of the geena davis institute on gender in media. memoir "dying of politeness" is out now, geena davis is back on the show. [ cheers and applause but before we get to all that, with just four weeks to go until the pivotal midterm elections and early voting about to start in crucial states, republicans and democrats have settled on very different strategies. republicans in key battleground races will determine control of congress and decided to fully embrace donald trump even as the federal criminal investigation into his stolen classified documents intensifies. president biden meanwhile is taking the first steps toward decriminalizing marijuana. for more on this, it's time for "a closer look." ♪ [ cheers and applause >> seth: as much as we may all want him to disappear into the sunset, donald trump is still very much playing a central role in republican politics, and specifically the gop's campaign to take back control of congress just this weekend he traveled to nevada and arizona, two crucial battleground states with tight races fo

davis and mayor breed said. life is about opportunities and life is about putting yourself in a position to take advantage of those opportunities. when you look at the people in the front row, all of us or most of are public servant and we have people that have done very well in their careers. none of us, none of us and i-bet my pay check on this, started out with anything handed to us. life is about creating your own opportunities. you will need help along the way. a lot of people say, i'm self-made and there is probably a little truth to that but none of us got to where we are alone. for me, when i was sitting in your seats, 15, 16, 17 years old i had no idea what i wanted to do, none. second generation, first generation actually out of public housing. mom widowed twice. worked all the time just to put food on the table. but there were a few people in my life that believed in me. probably more then i believed in myself. and you all have a golden opportunity because you are here. you are here because somebody b

mark: welcome back america, we have great victor davis hanson of the hoover institution.- wiseman, you look at these environments they are petty. -- the indictments they are petty over documents retrieved and returned to the government. over noninsurrection. nat incitements in atlanta taking what is common place political activity. trying to turn it to a mob rico violation. with 19 defendants. you look at manhattan. you have nondisclos disclosure treatments, they huncheturned to 30 challen federal charges, these indictments in three jurisdictions involving almost 100 changes potentially a thousand years in prison. this is a nonviolent resolution, is it not? >> it is. and i don't think that we have not had a mass murderer who was seem ta almost covered nated. state and local, and federal. i guess, i dog don't think that left understands what they up leashed, they have set a lot of precedents. about impeaching presidents this is something more bold. i think that every county prosecutor in the united states every local prosecutor every city prosecutor now can take on upon th

that davis family allowed me into their home and they started explaining how they lost their children in the first place and became clear that it was a bigger story than what was being reported. >> what was that story? one of the things -- themes of your book is throughout the nation especially in texas it's too easy to terminate the rights of parents and it happens more frequently with children and in this case we had a married couple and these two sets of siblings and one of the things that you showing yourou book is that family members both sets of children were there to take them in but they were allowed to. >> in the case of the davis family the kids, those three kids were raised in houston before they were removed and their birth mother sherri struggled with drug abuse and the kids had both a father figure who was basically they are primary caretaker nathaniel and he wasn't there biological dad so when cbs became involved that --yt he lost custody not fr anything that he did. because his wife sherry had a drug problem. so they were removed from his care and they went into the fo

caroline davies there- _ suspect in the murder case. caroline davies there.in the murder case. caroline davies there. in canada, _ suspect in the murder case. caroline davies there. in canada, the - suspect in the murder case. caroline | davies there. in canada, the western province of british columbia has declared a state of emergency is a major wildfire burn. the city of kelowna is under threat after embers blew across a lake from neigbouring west kelowna. residents of the remote northern city of yellowknife, which is threatened by a huge wildfire, have been scrambling to leave. we can speak to are the green. very good to speak to. just tell is the latest when it comes to the fires that we are just mentioning. late that we are “ust mentioning. late last niaht, that we are just mentioning. late last night. the — that we are just mentioning. late: last night, the province declared a provincewide state of emergency. they have announced that the state of emergency was made for across the province because it is triggering thousands of new evacuation orders. on f

nac pra and repatriation at uc davis dedicated website. uc davis also had about 500 ancestors in the universities collection. many of these ancestors were excavated in california at sites nearby as part of campaigns of salvage, archeology, and they were deposited in the university in the last few years. and uc davis has made enormous advances as at engaging with the appropriate native american groups has repeated dated many of these ancestors and has made headway with the with consultation what to do with many of the others. it's an enormously the bureaucratic difficult and long process but one of the things that i'm proud to is that uc davis is actually one of the better actors. so what does it mean for native american communities to be able to have their ancestors back? so let's listen to this voice by, you know, rex buck junior and he says, these remains that we're talking about, their work is done. they've gone through the schooling. they've many people, different things. their time is done. they to go back to the ground so that this g

but like coolidge, davis grew increasingly conservative. by 1924, davis was as conservative as coolidge, which prompted the third party candidate of robert la follette. la follette was a republican, and his running mate was a democrat. that was in the splintered party of the progressive party. an important aspect of coolidge's legacy was the realignment of american political parties, which has continued now for 100 years. coolidge's landslide victory in 1924 established the republican party as the conservative party, while the democrats became the progressive party. shortly after election day, 1924, franklin roosevelt declared that it was, quote, for the democrats wear the livery of the conserve ative end quote. that's the lesson. the democrats have not yet forgotten. the ongoing struggle between conservatism and progressivism still bears. today, the imprint of calvin coolidge. thank you. thank. thank you, garvin. we turn now to chris cox. chris. thank you, chris. by the time coolidge took the national stage, the progressive era had run its

caroline davies, bbc news, jaranwala.h korea, and japan are meeting at camp david, a presidential retreat in the state of maryland. the meeting will be the first time the leaders of the three nations hold a stand—alone summit, instead of gathering on the sidelines of an event. america's two strongest allies in asia have often had a contentious relationship, but recent diplomatic outreach has seen seoul and tokyo look to put their historical grievances aside in the face of challenges from north korea and china. i asked naoko aoki, an associate political scientist at the rand corporation, what japan and south korea hope to get out of this meeting at camp david. i think this is a great opportunity for the three countries to foster a stronger, more stable partnership — which is good for deterrence and contingency planning at a time when china is acting assertively in the region, and north korea's continuing to improve its nuclear missile arsenals. i think it would be great if the three countries can institutionalise some of t

economist steven davis of the university of chicago found work from home has drawn the impyaire into side of your screen there the participation rate of those with the most health impairments is 2 1/2 times greater when they can work from home all sorts of groups can be working in greater numbers couples who live with only one job, the other can work remotely the data suggests that it could be fueling job growth, which may not be as inflationary as the fed believes >> before i turn to our expert, is it possible people are working two jobs when they are working from home, maybe they're double dipping >> you know, i think our expert has more data on that. apparently, there's lousy government data on people working multiple jobs. that doesn't show a whole lot of change, but they's a sort of widespread agreement that we're not capturing the multiple job holders out there. but you're right i'm getting called on my other line from my other job here. >> i know somebody that was working for two different state governments. let's bring in steven davis, senior fellow at the hoover institution

army. >> never forget who we are and what america stands for. >> reporter: as davis secures his placerces history. catherine herridge, cbs news, fort belvoir, virginia. >>> and that is the "overnight news" for this thursday. for some of you, the news continues. for others, please check back later for "cbs mornings." and of course you can follow us online any time at cbsnews.com. reporting from the nation's capital, i'm major garrett. >>> this is cbs news flash. i'm shanelle kaul in new york. authorities in hawaii say that at least 271 structures were impacted in the wildfires that tore through the town of lahaina wednesday, killing six. more than 2,000 people have been in shelters across the island of maui. >>> two suspects in a brawl along the montgomery, alabama riverfront have now turned themselves in to police. 23-year-old allen todd and 25-year-old zachary shipman were both charged with one count of assault in the third-degree. 48-year-old richard roberts, the other suspect at the time was already in custody >>> and phillies pitcher miking lorenzen threw a no-hitter against the n

davis and mayor breed said. life is about opportunities and life is about putting yourself in a position to take advantage of those opportunities. when you look at the people in the front row, all of us or most of are public servant and we have people that have done very well in their careers. none of us, none of us and i-bet my pay check on this, started out with anything handed to us. life is about creating your own opportunities. you will need help along the way. a lot of people say, i'm self-made and there is probably a little truth to that but none of us got to where we are alone. for me, when i was sitting in your seats, 15, 16, 17 years old i had no idea what i wanted to do, none. second generation, first generation actually out of public housing. mom widowed twice. worked all the time just to put food on the table. but there were a few people in my life that believed in me. probably more then i believed in myself. and you all have a golden opportunity because you are here. you are here because somebody b

you know her better as bette davis.od star bette davis there was almost a standing ovation forjust being on the show. applause. thank you, thank you. the programme could in a moment swing from highbrow debate to risque flirtation... and occasionally some of the questions may have discomfited the interviewee. let's talk about nudity. helen mirren was less than impressed by this line of inquiry. do you find in fact that this, what could be best described as your equipment, in fact hinders you perhaps in that pursuit? meg ryan was also another frosty moment. in other words, if you were me, what would you do now? i'd just wrap it up! laughter. in the 1980s he was briefly part of the ill—fated gang of five who launched itv�*s new breakfast programme before returning to the bbc. he's a practising homeopath, as a matter of fact! _ there were moments, but it was now just one of many chat shows on an interview circuit... i am pretty sure - that's what he said! ..where everyone seemed to have something to sell. but there were sti

army. >> never forget who we are and what america stands for. >> reporter: as davis secures his placee judy: how long were you and ms. serbus a couple? >> we wasn't a couple. >> announcer: an ex ashamed of his feelings. >> judge judy: did you have a friendly relationship or an intimate relationship? >> friendly. >> judge judy: is that true? >> incorrect. >> announcer: truth-telling may not be his thing either. >> judge judy: did you and ms. serbus ever live together? >> no. >> judge judy: what kind of clothes did he keep at your house? >> all of his belongings. >> judge judy: never lie to a judge when you're in court. >> announcer: "judge judy." you are about to enter the courtroom you are about to enter the courtroom of judge judith sheindlin. captions paid for by cbs television distribution kelsey smith is suing his ex-girlfriend, lisa serbus, for a loan to have her car fixed. >> byrd: order! all rise! this is case number 442 on the calendar in the matter of smith vs. serbus. >> judge judy: thank you. >> byrd: you're welcome, judge. parties have been sworn in. you may be seated. hav

army. >> never forget who we are and what america stands for. >> reporter: as davis secures his place: that is tonight's "cbs evening news." for norah o'donnell, i am major garrett. good night. ♪ ♪ . >>> right now at 7:00, breaking news out of the port of oakland, a fire, what we have learned about what is burning and how long it may take to put out. >>> this is cbs news bay area with juliette goodrich. >>> hi, i'm sara donchey in for juliette. a fire at the port has been spewing thick black smoke across the east bay. a lot of people can see this, we have been following it, what is the latest? i know you mentioned we were keeping an eye on what was actually burning here. that is important. >> reporter: right, apparently it is metal t. is a scrap material burning at the port of oakland. unconfirmed reports but they might be calling for more help right now getting another fireboat in from san francisco. live pictures right now from our chopper over the scene you can see it is just spewing that thick black nasty smoke. by all accounts it is a pile of scrap metal. there is at the steel fa

mike davis is on board to discuss, but first griff jenkins.mp is supposed to appear in court tomorrow. >> good afternoon, rich. a little more than 24 hours from now, 4:00 p.m., we expect former president trump to arrive here, possibly arraignment and comes in the wake of special counsel jack smith's indictment and brief remarks which some saw as being political charged. watch here. >> the attack on our nation's capitol on january 6, 2021, was an unprecedented assault on the seat of american democracy. it's described in the indictment, it was fueled by lies. lies by the defendant, targeted at obstructing a bedrock function of the u.s. government. >> smith is not accusing trump of inciting the january 6th riot, and some legal scholars are criticizing the grounds on which smith brought the indictment. >> that was one of the most demogodic cases i've seen in a high profile case. anyone who listened to that, normal person would assume that trump was alleged to have carried out the capitol riot. >> when i take a red pen through material that's prote

congressmen davis, do you agree? i congressmen davis, do you auree?ho could lose tojoe biden. i don't think any of the candidates last night could be ghost biden in a landslide — i think. it is unpopular. the policies he has put forward with some of my colleagues is unpopular which is why you see in national polls and even in its state—by—state polls that donald trump is competitive, but donald trump gets an abyss rule response from some of the most highly populated formally republican areas that we have in america and that is superb in america and that is superb in america. rural america in america and that is superb in america. ruralamerica is completely flipped. the old blue dog democrat labour friendly areas that i grew up in a now solid trump republican countries and i do —— do not have enough populations to winning the votes like when it comes to wisconsin, georgia, arizona and others which is why i think when you look at recent history and ironically georgia, donald trump telling voters not to go vote in the run—off elections on january five co

here with the song, jordan davis!can save us just a mirage ♪ ♪ i was burning up the highway kept getting longer ♪ ♪ every turn of these tires just kept getting goner the sky was showing no signs of rain ♪ ♪ ain't nothing delaying that plane ♪ ♪ i'm racing through the desert thinking i can catch her ♪ ♪ but losing ground in this chevrolet ♪ ♪ that 747 somewhere between here to heaven ♪ ♪ and heaven knows i let her slip away i showed up and she's gone ♪ ♪ guess i got to tucson too late ♪ ♪ ♪ i wonder if she sat there stirring vodka with a straw was she counting down the seconds ♪ ♪ or maybe having second thoughts and was moving on made up in her mind ♪ ♪ would she have changed it if she knew that i was racing through the desert ♪ ♪ just thinking i can catch her but losing ground in this chevrolet ♪ ♪ that 747 somewhere between here and heaven and heaven knows i let her slip away ♪ ♪ i showed up and she's gone yes i got to tucson too late now she's on some silver wings flying ♪ ♪ and me i'm on the bad side of good timing

davies , you statistic.e having you here. so much. we will here. thank you so much. we will speak soon, princess speak very soon, but princess diana's paul diana's former butler, paul burrell, on standby straight after the weather . after the weather. >> that warm feeling inside from boxt boilers proud sponsors of weather on gb news as. >> hi there . it's aidan mcgivern >> hi there. it's aidan mcgivern here from the met office. with the gb news forecast showers . the gb news forecast showers. for many of us over the next 24 hours, even across southern areas where it has been relatively warm and fine over the few days, it's going to the last few days, it's going to turn as low pressure turn cooler as low pressure starts to sink south. as that happens, some intense heat over the near continent will spark some thunderstorms through the evening. and overnight, those affecting northern france. but some shower activity could just spread into southwestern parts of england and then eventually italy. other parts of t

even as early as july of 62, varina davis, the wife of, jefferson davis, confessed in a letter to her husband, quote, she still was pessimistic. the south. she felt intimidate by the north's greater resources and habits, discipline and perseverance. and she declared, if the south should fail, it should be god's decree. in the late fall of 1864, of course, varina just lost one of her youngest children to a tragically fallen out of the window of the confederate house to his death. just that summer, varina pictured here th her newest baby, winnie, confided to her friend mary chesnut. i confs, i do not success in every passing breeze. but i am so tired hoping. fearing. being disappointed, she continued to stress to mary her sincere efforts not to be disconsolate. even though thieves break through and steal. she admitted she had a blind kind of prognostic. so victory us. but somehow i am not cheered. and even into 1865, she's writing to a general friend of hers named general preston, saying that like women who have the poorer classes, who now blamed their men for going to war and getting t