so hancock's ship called liberty docks at hancock's wharf in 1768. he declares that there is 25 casks of madeira board and the customs official named thomas kirk accepts. this number hancock pays his taxes on it and they both go their separate ways. except liberty's cargo could hold more than double that. and it was unlikely that hancock would sail across the atlantic with his ship at half capacity. so he's much too experience to do and customs commissioners were suspicious? yes, they asked thomas kirk about the incident and he that everything had been on level customs were sure hancock was smuggling and they had a stroke of good luck, just a month later. here's what happens. thomas kirk comes forward, changes his story. he says that when he had said everything had been the level, he was afraid. captain john marshall, captain of liberty, was the one who was intimidating thomas kirk. but john marshall, captain had recently died. and so kirk said, now i'm comfortable coming forward to tell the truth on account of what happened. and he quite a tale. he

tony hancock remembered before ten.my take at ten in an hour's time, the olympic opening ceremony in paris was a profound insult to christians around the world. with a drag queen mocking jesus christ and the last supper, the war on western values continues apace. reacting to the big stories tonight, benedict spence, diana moran and doctor lisa mckenzie . plus, the most lisa mckenzie. plus, the most important part of the show your messages, they come straight to my laptop. gbnews.com/yoursay. and this show has a golden rule we don't do boring. not on my watch . i just won't have it watch. i just won't have it a big two hours to come. a disgusting ceremony in paris. that's my take at ten. but first, my big opinion. that's my take at ten. but first, my big opinion . prince first, my big opinion. prince harry, the world's least happy millionaire, strikes again. appearing in an itv documentary entitled tabloids on trial, he reveals that the uk is now too dangerous a place to take his wife meghan and that his noble fight agai

hancock so the parties weren't really that far apart and a lot of the issues. but the the two men at the heads of the ticket really it a difficult especially for the republicans because they their one of their major issues had been taken out because. you can't accuse one field scott hancock of being a traitor so garfield wins the election and he becomes in march of of 1881 and he serves a very short period of time president before he's he's shot. were there any achievements that are notable that you would like to discuss? well, again, yes, it was a very short presidency, sadly. you know, there was probably the thing that that most people point to for for garfield's, which you're right, it was only four months long before he was, is the idea of service reform and. you know, james garfield himself was not a very a particularly zealous civil service reformer. you know, this was the era of of the spoils system, the patronage system. and garfield used that as well as as almost anybody know this idea that to the victors go the spoils and and members of congress contr

hancock says a 3rd person, a teenager drowned in the russian river earlier this year. >> the river runs murky with vegetation at the bottom, which is why she recommends swimmers wear bright neon colors and someone goes under and they're wearing a dark bathing suit green dark colored gray. we're not going to see them. it's very hard to find you should always call 9-1-1 in the event of a drowning cell phone service can be hard to come by along the russian river. >> which is why hancock recommends checking your phone often. so, you know, the areas where you'll be able to make an emergency call. >> reporting in the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> coming up, a final push to try to get more money to extend bar and to san jose. >> plus, why the famous flintstone house sushi pop-up idea was shut down before it even started. but first, nearly a week after a business was ransacked by dozens of people. the owner is finally getting a chance to talk with authorities. it's your time to cash in. so don't just play. stay... at northern california's premier casino resort. book your getaway no

hancock says a 3rd person, a teenager drowned in the russian river earlier this year. >> for many people visiting the river, they're fun, involves alcohol, but swimming sober is the plea from experts. there's often alcohol involved and that to really hamper your abilities to swim. >> especially in our river that can have obstacles underwater. you should always call 9-1-1 in the event of a drowning cell phone service can be hard to come by along the russian river. >> which is why hancock recommends checking your phone often. so, you know, the areas where you'll be able to make an emergency call. >> reporting in the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt. kron. 4 news. >> in the south bay, santa teresa county parks and trails are open this after a brush fire broke out today in south san jose. crews during a little mop up work santa teresa boulevard and bailey avenue. the fire burned about 35 acres. no buildings were damaged. no one was hurt. not clear yet how that fire started. >> now to the latest few wildfires burning in california. one of the fires is a near the tahoe national forest. the royal fire

north of hancock park called tax name. this leak expense chris trust with a task network of concrete roads, but no sign of any shade or water is significantly larger than going to x. and the government says 3000 families around 12000 so called volunteers, the whole ready been signed up to move here. so onto the essence of rent being ignored or this time will unesco, intervene in line, but it's stacy, it's commitment to human rights. i've had told them that she felt kind of go ahead . i was some by what i have said clearly we, i'm not in for, we do not and cottage on. we do not endorse any false eviction. any way. i'm going to not stop it. that's the point. you have the power to stop it. it maybe you will know to where at the govern and so forth. heritage sites work with some procedures when, when we receive a situation which is a really of concern, we bring you to get them send off the consent country and we also bring it to the attention of the heritage committee. but in the meantime, the sheer scale of the new relocation

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hancock says a 3rd person, a teenager drowned in the russian river earlier this year. >> for many people visiting the river, they're fun, involves alcohol, but swimming sober is the plea from experts. there's often alcohol involved and that to really hamper your abilities to swim. >> especially in our river that can have obstacles underwater. you should always call 9-1-1 in the event of a drowning cell phone service can be hard to come by along the russian river. >> which is why hancock recommends checking your phone often. so, you know, the areas where you'll be able to make an emergency call. >> reporting in the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt. kron. 4 news. >> thank you, rob. a 36 is the time we've got a picture here of a sit-down lawnmower. it poses the question. when is it ok to use law equipment like this? that question's really being asked now because 2 people have been arrested recently accused of starting wildfires while using a lawn mower and weed whacker. that riding mower in fact was used saturday and it said they've been connected to this 11 acre fire called the pocket fire up in

hancock says a 3rd person, a teenager drowned in the russian river earlier this year. >> for many people sober is the plea from experts. there's often alcohol involved and that to really hamper your abilities to swim. >> especially in our river that can have obstacles underwater. you should always call 9-1-1 in the event of a drowning cell phone service can be hard to come by along the russian river. >> which is why hancock recommends checking your phone often. so, you know, the areas where you'll be able to make an emergency call. >> reporting in the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt. kron. 4 news. thank you, rob. 6.36. the time here you see a sit-down lawnmore. we'll talk more about that in a minute. but it does bring up the question. when is it ok to use lawn equipment, especially when we're seeing summer months like this. that's a question that's top of mind now for people, especially after 2 were arrested recently accused of starting wildfires while using a lawnmower and a weak record. so you saw that were set down lawnmore that was used saturday in connection with this 11 acre pocket fire

hancock says a 3rd person, a teenager drowned in the russian river earlier this year. >> for many people visiting the river, they're fun, involves alcohol, but swimming sober is the plea from experts. there's often alcohol involved and that to really hamper your abilities to swim. >> especially in our river that can have obstacles underwater. you should always call 9-1-1 in the event of a drowning cell phone service can be hard to come by along the russian river. >> which is why hancock recommends checking your phone often. so, you know, the areas where you'll be able to make an emergency call. >> reporting in the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt. kron. 4 news. >> thank you, rob. when is it ok to use law equipment? so that's a question that's top of mind. after 2 people were arrested recently accused of starting wildfires while using a lawnmower and a weed whacker. so the riding mower that was used you saw picture but a moment ago it's said to be connected to that 11 acre pocket fire up in geyserville in both fires. cal fire. investigators say people were doing the work in the middle of the day

hancock says a 3rd person, a teenager drowned in the russian river earlier this year. >> for many people visiting the river, they're fun, involves alcohol, but swimming sober is the plea from experts. there's often alcohol involved and that to really hamper your abilities to swim. >> especially in our river that can have obstacles underwater. you should always call 9-1-1 in the event of a drowning cell phone service can be hard to come by along the russian river. >> which is why hancock recommends checking your phone often. so, you know, the areas where you'll be able to make an emergency call. >> reporting in the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt. kron 4 news. thank rob. well, time now is 9.36, you see a sit-down lawnmower here. when is it appropriate to use law equipment? right? that's the question. that's a top of mind. right now. a lot of people after 2 were arrested recently accused of starting wildfires while using a lawn mower and one case in a weed whacker in the other. that's it down lawnmore that you saw a moment ago. connected to this 11 acre fire called the pocket fire in geyserville

hancock says a 3rd person, a teenager drowned in the russian river earlier this year. >> for many peopleiting the river, they're fun, involves alcohol, but swimming sober is the plea from experts. there's often alcohol involved and that to really hamper your abilities to swim. >> especially in our river that can have obstacles under water. >> and that was rob nesbitt reporting for us. and a reminder, you should always call 9-1-1 in the event of a drowning. emergency officials say cell phone service can be hard to come by along the russian river, which is why hancock recommends checking your phone often. so, you know, the areas where you'll be able to make that emergency call. all right. take a look at this. cal-fire sharing this video online of their night vision goggle program. pretty cool stuff. you're the program allows firefighters wearing this device to work be on sunset taking advantage of the cooler temperatures and higher humidity levels at this hour to tackle overnight fires cal fire as the technology allowing planes to attack fires at night from the air has also proven to be ef

hancock says a 3rd person, a teenager drowned in the russian river earlier this year. >> for many peopleiting the river, they're fun, involves alcohol, but swimming sober is the plea from experts. there's often alcohol involved and that to really hamper your abilities to swim. >> especially in our river that can have obstacles underwater. you should always call 9-1-1 in the event of a drowning cell phone service can be hard to come by along the russian river. >> which is why hancock recommends checking your phone often. so, you know, the areas where you'll be able to make an emergency call. >> reporting in the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt. kron. 4 news. fire burned about 35 acres really close to home in south san jose. >> the fires foggy right near santa teresa boulevard and bailey avenue yesterday and it was contained within about an hour. the fire did not cause any damage and they're still investigating the cause. still ahead of the crop, a morning news water in south lake tahoe now being tested. >> after a woman claimed her dog died after going into the lake. and giants are back at oracl

hancock says a 3rd person, a teenager drowned in the russian river earlier this year. >> for many peopleiting the river, they're fun, involves alcohol, but swimming sober is the plea from experts. there's often alcohol involved and that to really hamper your abilities to swim. >> especially in our river that can have obstacles underwater. you should always call 9-1-1 in the event of a drowning cell phone service can be hard to come by along the russian river. >> which is why hancock recommends checking your phone often. so, you know, the areas where you'll be able to make an emergency call. >> reporting in the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt. kron. 4 news. >> 10 36 is the time you see the sit-down lawnmower here. we'll talk more about that in a second. but it does bring to mind the is it ok to use a lot of quitman, especially in these hot summer months? don't forget to people were recently arrested and accused of starting wildfires while they were using. not only that, lot more but also a weed whacker that riding mower was used apparently saturday when and 11 acre fire was sparked. it's called

john hancock and sold lots of on duty smuggled tea from the netherlands. he also imported sold lots of duty tax tea britain so he was like any good merchant or any good politician, a liar, a cheat and a hypocrite. so i think that makes him a great american by default, right? diversify his business lines. oh, yes, yes, of course yes. all right. i saw another hand over here. hello. this is very interesting. thank you. you mentioned that as a result, the tea party there was this over reaction by britain and that ultimately caused the massachusetts population to decide to go in support of the revolution. so i'm wondering now have you noticed in your research? what what was the goal the end game for the or advisors of the tea party. was that really the end goal that they saw that happening or was it just to inflict damage? i say that, hey, you don't get the tax money and b, you don't get the revenue because of the is in the tea company was a british crown thing or was it just to say you know you know we don't want it or was it just simply one of these things th

joining me is tom hancock, head of the gmo focused equity team and portfolio manager.thanks for having me. good afternoon. >> am i -- i think of him as a bearish guy. >> jeremy is a cautious investor, that's for sure. that said, gmo has always been really focused on high quality investing in companies that can get sustainable profitable growth. those companies are worth a premium multiple. that's the focus of our investing style. >> i had no idea that while he was espousing one yield, always concerned about valuations and so forth. you are in some of those most controversial high value stocks and some of the best performers this year. having sat on these gains, hearing all the talk about rotation and it's time to broaden out, what would you tell people? >> well, i think it's always good to be diversified, certainly. we hold other stocks in the portfolio. but if you think about those characteristics of profitable, sustainable growth over the horizon, that is very much focussed in the technology sector today. names like apple, microsoft. they're not the highest multiple

more paula hancocks is with us. paula, as we consider the news that we have just received. he assassination or death of the hamas political leader ismail haniyeh. so we consider what the last 24 hours has wrought with the death of the hezbollah leader in beirut. what more do we know at this point about the circumstances of his death? and what happens next? >> well, becky, we know that is male hania was in teheran for the inauguration of the new iranian president that happen happened on tuesday. we understand that in the early hours of wednesday morning is when this assassination took place. in other hamas statement says that he was in a residents in tehran. we're hearing from state media that this could potentially have been in northern tehran. we were awaiting more confirmation on the exact details of what happened, but what we do know is that we are hearing a number of very strong, very fiery statements from not just hamas and all so islamic jihad, but also the president of the palestinian authority mahmoud abbas he issued a written statement saying that he strongly denie

hancock says a 3rd person, a teenager drowned in the russian river earlier this year. >> for many people visiting the river, they're fun, involves alcohol, but swimming sober is the plea from experts. there's often alcohol involved and that to really hamper your abilities to swim. >> especially in our river that can have obstacles under water. >> how was rob nesbitt reporting for us? and you should always call 9-1-1 in the event of a drowning and cell phone service can be hard to come by along the russian river, which is why officials are recommending check your phone often, you know, the areas where you'll be able to make an emergency call. a 50 mile run interrupted by a bear attack in yosemite valley over the weekend. 33 year-old jon kyl. more ultra runner was nearly finished with that run when he says he felt a sharpness and then he was violently tossed by a massive bear. he told the la times he started yelling to try to get help from a nearby campground and the cameras there started making loud noises to get the bear to leave. it eventually works. the bear ran off. yosemite officials

we want to go to cnn's paula hancocks who joins us live i've from abu dhabi. good to see you again, paula so what is the latest on this and how likely is it that we will see a wider conflict in the region in the days ahead. >> well, rosemary, it's been a concern for months that this conflict could expand and those fears have really intensified since that deadly rocket attack on saturday. now, what we know at this point is that the emergency security cabinet in israel has given the prime minister benjamin netanyahu and his defense minister yoav gallant the decision to decide on the nature and the timing of the response to this deadly attack. we don't know what shape or form that will take at this point. we have heard from netanyahu himself that's saying that it will be a severe attack, and we've also heard that, as you say, the defense minister has spoken to his us counterpart discussing this. and also, we understand outlying is really evidence that hezbollah was behind the attack. hezbollah itself has denied responsibility. let's first hear from the israeli pr

laura paula hancocks, please standby. we have seen and political analysts and foreign policy analyst, barak ravid on the phone. brat, what are your sources telling you this is very consequential yes, it is very consequential and just, you know, just to understand how this assassination happened according to the iranian media, there new details that are being published some sort of aircraft fired the missile into a nia's bit groom through the window and kill them you really need to have very good intelligence and very good operational capabilities to conduct such an operation this is when you add that to the assassination of hezbollah's military leader in beirut, and twin airstrike conducted by the u.s military in iraq against pro iranian militias this is a very bad day for the pro iranian access in the region and he usually, when iran gets hit like that, there is a retaliation sometimes it's immediate, sometimes it takes time, and i think that the radians are now starting to work on how are they going to respond? on both

. >> to becoming the hamas chief in 2017 of my want to bring in cnn's paula hancocks live for us in done to have you with us. >> this is this was hamas's political later assassinated in iran. >> he of course was leading the ceasefire negotiations and hostage released hawks. what are you learning about the assassination will enter at this point we understand it did happen in the early hours of teheran and it was initially flagged by the islamic room evolutionary guard corps. now haniah was in tehran for the inauguration of the new iranian president's. he was there on tuesday that inauguration took place, and we believe, although we don't have exact timings at this zero point that it was wednesday morning when this killing took place. now, it is a very significant development and will have many on edge in the region ismail haniyeh had been a very significant parts of the hamas political leadership for many decades. you mentioned there the fact that he started with group back in the 80s during the first intifada. and he really highlighted his political leadership in about 2003, which is whe

hancock says a 3rd person, a teenager drowned in the russian river earlier this year. >> for many people visiting the river, they're fun, involves alcohol, but swimming sober is the plea from experts. there's often alcohol involved and that to really hamper your abilities to swim. >> especially in our river that can have obstacles under water. >> that was kron four's. rob nesbitt reporting for us. you should always call 9-1-1 in the event of a drowning cell phone service can be hard to come by along the russian river, which is why officials are recommending checking your phone off. and so, you know, where you'll be able to make an emergency call. charges have now been filed against a man accused of shooting at deputies who went to a victim in san francisco. this happened last wednesday near the buena vista neighborhood on 14th street roosevelt way. authorities say that eric, no trick shot a deputy's through the door as they tried to remove him from the home. he was eventually taken into custody. no one was hurt. and he has now pleaded not guilty to the charges that include 5 counts of at

hobey hancock reached out. "hey, man, what are these chords? behave."me was very, very surreal. i was so deeply thrilled and moved that these very legendary musicians expressed that they were enamored with the things i was creating. this particular song there, that's actually a grammy award trophy. >> reporter: like, the trophy? >> yeah. it's like metallic. it sounds great, man. >> reporter: that list of enamored and legendary musicians now long. coldplay front man chris martin. shawn mendes. brandi carlile. all lining up to collaborate with collier. many of them chasing his so-called secret sauce for a hit and showing up on the studio album "jesse volume 4." this is a little blue? >> yeah, man. >> reporter: sounding familiar, yeah. recording a track with brandi carlile. >> it is. let me first play -- this is the beginning of the song. ♪ there's a few other things going on down here. ♪ funny for them all to combine but without being overwhelming, you know? i want to quest out and make this massive album on my own terms. i made this crazy list of people.

so let's bring in cnn's paula hancocks. so who's been following developments for us from abu dhabi. good to see you, paula what maury are you learning about this proposal? >> we'll resume at this point. we know that it will be the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu, who will make the decision as to whether or not to take this to the next phase of negotiations. and this is what will be happening. we understand from an israeli source over the next few days, the negotiators i have been looking at her masses proposal or answer to the israeli proposal and they will decide whether or not they believe that a deal can be done now, we have been here before, of course, there have been a number of times when it appeared as though a deal may be close at what we're hearing at this point, at least is no immediate rejection from any israeli officials. so we've heard in the past, benjamin netanyahu calling some of the hamas responses delusional. so at this point, there's been no immediate response. we understand from my side as well that they are looking through this counterproposal carefull

paula hancocks in abu dhabi, joining us.strike on a residents occupied where ismail haniyeh was saying happened around 2:00 in the morning. >> what else do we know at this point well, becky, as you say, 2:00 a.m. is when the strike took place. >> we understand from state run agency irna that it was a quote airborne guided projectile. now, that doesn't narrow it down too much at this point, but we know from state media that an investigation is underway at this point to find out more details of what exactly happened and also, we understand the position from which the projectile was fired. this investigation, we understand from a statement from the iranian revolutionary guard corps. so clearly they want to find out exactly what happened, how this could have happened, because it is a very embarrassing security lapse. to allow this to have happened. we know that is male hania was in tehran for the inauguration of the new iranian president. it was a state event. and certainly they would have been an expectation of protection withi

hancock says a 3rd person, a teenager drowned in the russian river earlier this year.ottom, which is why she recommends swimmers wear bright neon colors and someone goes under and they're wearing a dark bathing suit green dark colored gray. we're not going to see them. it's very hard to find you should always call 9-1-1 in the event of a drowning cell phone service can be hard to come by along the russian river, which is why hancock recommends checking your phone often. so, you know, the areas where you'll be able to make an emergency call. >>reporting in the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt. kron. 4 news. >>kron all wthe annual nato summit is underway now in washington, d.c., bringing together world leaders, correspondent hannah brandt has more from washington. >>world leaders gathered in washington, d.c., for the annual nato summit. nato makes us all safer this year. the nato military alliance is celebrating its 75th anniversary. nato secretary-general jan stoltenberg calls the milestone significant naples, only the most successful and the strongest. >>but also longest last

leo kearse and in the spirit of that will be remembering the remarkable tony hancock .ld he get away with that kind of comedy in our woke era? in my take at ten, 2.6 million christians insulted at last night olympics opening ceremony, and in my opinion, prince harry, the world's least happy millionaire, strikes again. >> amazing. i can't wait to see it , mark. anyway, that's it for it, mark. anyway, that's it for the saturday night show down. thanks to my brilliant panel tonight, bruce devlin and albert do check them out when they're doing their live shows. and don't forget headliners as well tonight at 11 pm. and tomorrow bruce and i are going to be on free speech nation and see you on this show next week. i hope. take care. bye >> looks like things are heating up. boxt boilers sponsors of weather on gb news >> hello, good evening and welcome to your gb news weather update brought to you by the met office. well, it's been quite an unsettled start to the weekend, but as high pressure builds we're going to see plenty of dry weather on sunday. and that's because this weat

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let's bring in cnn's paula hancocks he's falling developments from abu dhabi. i feel like we've been here before, paula, but where do you see the common ground forming well, that is the key point max, we have been here a number of times believing there was going to be some kind of breakthrough. >> and then the talks would store. but this time around, we're not hearing an immediate response from his israeli officials or from benjamin netanyahu, dismissing the hamas counterproposal. so if you're looking for some sign of positivity, you could look at that in the past. he's called hamas counter-proposals delusional. what we know at this point is that the israeli mediators will be talking with the top leadership in israel, overcoming being days. netanyahu himself will be the one who ultimately decides whether or not there is enough within this to be able to push through to a deal or whether they should move on to the next phase of negotiations. now we're hearing from this is really source familiar with the ongoing discussions that there will be difficult discussions

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let's go to cnn's paula hancocks. is live in abu dhabi quick question. first, paula, i mean i'll see you. hezbollah still denying this is, you know, do they always take responsibility for these attacks well max, they certainly have in the past taken responsibility for attacks, but many of these attacks or rocket launches in the past have been targeting military institute installations. >> in northern israel itself. so i think there is an assumption among many weapons experts that's including some that cnn has spoken to that this was a hezbollah rocket looking at the damage, looking at the aftermath of what has happened, or at least it was a militant rockets that originated from lebanon, hezbollah though, is still maintaining that it was not not. their responsibility. we're hearing something very different from israel. the prime minister visiting the area on monday saying that there will be severe consequences that it is israel's fault and that there is israeli evidence that they believe that this is hezbollah. let's listen to what he said in the area her

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