he almost lures the women in for the other person. >> so, he had good henry and bad henry. he had to kill them. why he couldn't stay good henry for a long time, we don't know. but he just couldn't. but what's generating the anger? >> experiences in the past. >> one of the reasons that wallace points to for committing his crimes is he did have a really tough upbringing. >> henry tells them that when he was a child he was molested. he also reveals that he and his mother, when he was growing up, had an extremely volatile relationship. >> i was terrified of my mother. terrified. >> from? >> the beatings. >> henry also described being constantly teased about being a cheerleader and other things. >> he was teased about his size, he was teased about his color. >> wallace was trying to reshape this really terrible childhood that he had by taking out his aggressions on people that he knew, as if that was a replacement for the bad situations of his past. >> he married his high school sweetheart. this prom photo capturing them in happier times. >> but the marriage didn't last long and

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henry's nodding as well.cted — and they change — but expected declaration times in, uh, clock ascending order. that's not quite what i mean, but, you know... chronological order. chronological, there you go. i knew that word at the start of this campaign when i was well—rested. but now we're in a different place. and, uh, 2:00 is when it starts, you know, you stop going, "oh, that will be an interesting result to talk about for 25 minutes" at midnight. and you go, oh, wow — they start to come thick and fast. so if you just want a really clear sense of what is happening in all kinds of parts of the country, where all different parties are defending seats, 2:00, i think, is the time to, um, maybe conclude the sort of dancing phase of the birthday or whatever else is happening on thursday, and sit yourself down in front ofa radio ortv, uh, and, you know, all the bbc website where you can get all of these things simultaneously, every, every polling result through every medium, all at once, as a film is almost cal

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hello, henry. hi.h, i don't know what it says about this story that you've called upon me, but i'm very happy to have some people to sort of share in the collective act of mourning with. do you know what? let's combine the streams, then. and so imagine, henry, you're reporting on the retirement of gareth southgate, but in the style of a political news story. go! well, i think you would say, no—one has had greater influence in recent years than gareth southgate. he's transformed how we think about football. and, you know, if he were a politician, you would say he's transformed how westminster works and how the political arena looks. but i think also all politicians do have a shelf life. and it certainly felt with gareth southgate that things were headed that way. you know, it's often said of prime ministers that none of them get to go out on their own terms. i think gareth southgate probably has actually managed almost to go out on his own terms, even if not quite as successfully as he'd like to, and th

henry, — leaders have to say after those. henry, thank you. fascinating.more people arriving, 45 litres, quite a few. thank you for that. if we have... we are almost out of time, butjust before i hand back to the studio, mark your card, we are expecting to hear from keir starmer later on, once the summit is over and wrapped up, once the plenary sessions are done, conversations about things like illegal migration, you can, we will hearfrom the prime minister illegal migration, you can, we will hear from the prime minister later on this afternoon. there will also be a reception, king charles will be hosting. although there will be no formal communique, we will get a sense in the press conferences about any progress being made or not. that is it for the moment, lauren, back to you. is it for the moment, lauren, back to ou. ., , ., ., ,., to you. louis vaughan jones, at blenheim _ to you. louis vaughan jones, at blenheim palace, _ to you. louis vaughan jones, at blenheim palace, thank- to you. louis vaughan jones, at blenheim palace, thank you. i to you. louis

and henry, talking about the phone policy. i mean, you were full of a special advisor to michael, go to bow a strong certain. i've seen images of you where you're get breaks. it doesn't have to mean it was very much for the full front of your time. and number 10 is especially advise the body. i mean, i listen to the room who is actually mention, brett, so the tool i didn't here stop, i mentioned, breaks it on the steps of downing street and in his acceptance speech. why is that as well? i think in general, i think foreign policy is a major determining factor in most british elections. i think it's obviously true the in a number of states that was that kind of gauze or reaction. but it's, i think it was. i think i think if i was a lead strategist today, i would think, well, you know we, we lost a few crucial seats join us with as you mentioned, who was the shadow cabinet office. minnesota fell to an independent but literally i think if i was a lead instruct you, so i'll be pretty happy with the result today. so i wouldn't be, i

all of the girls and lou henry hoover and had a beautiful time. she talked to the girls about that days in alaska and know she and her husband had traveled over the world and it was just one beautiful evening. so i came in to girl scout and was lou henry hoover over and want me to go on. i've got more to say and then it was the first year of camp mayflower and we had built a bridge, the lou henry hoover bridge, and we've been dedicating it. and she said that she would not take an indian meal if she was going eat a meal out. she wanted to be cooked out of doors. so all of the units were given a certain course and my unit had the dessert in the background to do an upside down cake and reflect oven and everything was going fine. you we mixed it up and we had some sherry to go in it and it was just going to be great. but all of a sudden it started raining and it caused any port. and so i thought, oh, they're coming, they're coming and what am i going to do? so i went out and i was down on my blowing it, blowing it, blowing it. and they have, you know,

henry henry, that's a good question. i just want to come to for a 2nd because there's an important point the faith is really raising that will also adapting a what to down version of some kind of culture. so, so what do you have to say to that, you know, look into the future, should we blame young people for not taking on what we now know of our culture. but i think we're not comfortable with the p, but we have to blame the international communities which has come up to unify you couldn't get to global who to, to now and it could you go mean how do you want to put there a that you said that to kind of you find squared oak along with you sort of tool. so me, i was punished place for speaking my local down, which you know, those days there's there to put the address when you yeah it. but the new thing to get that to a phone speaking go look along with the new compound. so yeah, that's what to did come by and african along with these local with this in. but you can ok that started. let me hear from catherine and then i'd li

henry zeffman there. we can speak _ even more political. henry zeffman there.henry zeffman there. we can speak to a _ even more political. henry zeffman there. we can speak to a former i there. we can speak to a former metropolitan chief superintendent who was also the first chair of the national association of muslim police officers, welcome to you. from what we have seen, from what we know so far, what is your view about this incident, given that an investigation is under way and the police officer concerned has been suspended while it is carried out? i think that is the right course of action, the police officer should be suspended. police officers need to understand that they can use force, but it has to be reasonable and proportionate. i haven't seen the incident that your reporter was referring to in view of the incident that happened before the individuals were arrested, and i think, from what i gather, there was an altercation. so that obviously needs to be dealt with, but i think the footage showed a man prone on the floor, face down, the police office

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all of the girls and lou henry hoover and had a beautiful time. she talked to the girls about that days in alaska and know she and her husband had traveled over the world and it was just one beautiful evening. so i came in to girl scout and was lou henry hoover over and want me to go on. i've got more to say and then it was the first year of camp mayflower and we had built a bridge, the lou henry hoover bridge, and we've been dedicating it. and she said that she would not take an indian meal if she was going eat a meal out. she wanted to be cooked out of doors. so all of the units were given a certain course and my unit had the dessert in the background to do an upside down cake and reflect oven and everything was going fine. you we mixed it up and we had some sherry to go in it and it was just going to be great. but all of a sudden it started raining and it caused any port. and so i thought, oh, they're coming, they're coming and what am i going to do? so i went out and i was down on my blowing it, blowing it, blowing it. and they have, you know,

patrick henry village, was an american island on the outskirts of titled like many us army base. it is, it was basically its own little city, with housing for thousands of soldiers and their families, schools, a church, a bowling alley, and most importantly, and even had american fast food chains you couldn't find in the rest of germany. but after us troops relocated to a nearby v spot in, in 2012. patrick henry village became a ghost town, leaving behind thousands of american appliances and even outlets. since then, the jury is only been used in part to temporarily house refugees. the city has grand plans to redevelop the village into a shiny new district with housing for thousands offices in green spaces that would typically mean mass demolishing and getting rid of these old houses and putting up entirely new ones. but old buildings are only a problem if we see them as such. yeah, here are my, we have an urban mining concept us. it's based on the idea of a circular city where we treat everything left behind here as though with a mind. i can be sweet in a minute and basketball,

take the 90000 tons of brick and patrick henry village. most of that will be able to be used to some degrees. but for the 230000 tons of concrete, it's a different story to then we'll definitely have to process the concrete is combined . it will be broken down and in part combined with new concrete, some of it will be used as the base our streets of those are some of the different utilization as we've developed, vague. and we've had to do that for every single material. yeah. you know that some feed up even if we start cataloging and mining our buildings on a grand scale, will never be able to entirely eliminate the use of new building for us. it's not just about how we do construct what's already here. it's also about rethinking how we built to, usually in the building, you design a building and then you find materials that fits. but if you have to design and with a set of materials, then you really have to shift your way of thinking. i really have also a different position as an architect, this whole process to be more of a assembler of

henry had an ambivalent position.ized catholic, but his mother, queen jeanne dalbret of navarre, raised him in the protestant faith and he considered himself a huguenot. to reconcile confessions, he agreed to marry a catholic, princess margaret of the valois dynasty. however, the queen mother, catherine de medici and her son charles ii decided to exterminate all the huguenots who had gathered in paris for the celebration. it happened on st. bartholomew's night. henry survived and... began the fight for the throne, became the first ruler of france from the bourbon dynasty, but the majority of the population were catholics and then in in the basilica of sendenis in the suburbs of paris, he renounced his protestant faith. according to legend, he uttered the now catchphrase: paris is worth a month. henry iv issued the edict of nan, proclaiming religious tolerance. he was reputed to be a kind and wise ruler and died at the hands of a catholic fanatic. today marks the 150th anniversary of the birth of sergei lebedev, a russ

meet benjamin henry. mr.ch runs right through the heart of new orleans. >> mostly it was bad decisions, hanging with the wrong people, drugs, alcohol. you hang in there, hang in there. all the while, i wanted to get home. >> where's the hardware for this? >> reporter: for 10 months, these students worked to build mr. henry's piece of paradise. as part of their final assignment for the urban rebuild program at tulane university. >> good design and good architecture can be affordable and accessible to everyone, and it should be. >> reporter: the students each had to submit a design for the home. >> give me a level. >> reporter: a team of professional architects from the outside came in and chose one, that of noah leon. >> i was really passionate about the porch. it's really important in new orleans to spend time on your porch, to spend time in the community with your neighbors, and that was really important to me to make the porch part of the living space. >> reporter: the class assembled the structure inside t

henry lee, ktvu, fox two news. well, let's hope someone does, in fact, come forward. >> henry. thank you. oakland has long grappled with public safety concerns, but some oaklanders say crime is now really out of control. recent victims of crimes say officers are just taking too long to show up. the rabbi for the chabad center for jewish life says it was targeted by vandals over the weekend, but was told no one could come right away. it was the same for customers at a 76 gas station who were robbed the next day. the manager of that gas station says this is a recurring problem. last friday, he also tried calling police after a mob swarmed the store responders. >> there's nothing we could do. you're going to just say, if you want the report, fight an online. unless you're going to wait two three hours, which i was like 2 or 3 hours too long. >> several patrol cars were out this afternoon circling the area of that 76 gas station, and the rabbi eventually did meet with investigators. but many people say police response should be faster. new at 730 tonight, a two month long investiga

john eric henry will tell you it first has to go up. that's the motto he lives by inside his oakland office. >> this office used to go by the deck and now it's called area 211 in honor of area 51. >> rather than ufos. >> there is oakland routes. >> reporter: they build the 3d animation. >> each drone is a pixel. >> reporter: and mapping and programming each precise movement. creating a show in the nighttime sky, hoping to wow an audience watching below. >> you hope people will laugh and cry in the right spots. you hope people will plow in the right spot and so far they have been lucky where they sort of connected and got that. >> reporter: after six years in business, john eric henry is trying to grow the local drone studio at a time when cities and counties are shifting from firework shows. >> i recognize that the drone night shows are really the thing of the future, especially in areas where there is high fire danger. >> reporter: it is one of the reasons the city of napa surrounded by dry brush pivoting to the drone light show for th

henry had a privileged position.baptized catholic, but his mother, queen jeanne dalbret of navarre, raised him in the protestant faith; he considered himself a huguenot. to reconcile confessions, he agreed to marry a catholic princess. paris for the celebration. it happened on st. bartholomew's night. henry survived and began the fight for the throne. became the first ruler of france from the bourbon dynasty, but the majority of the population were catholics. and so then in the basilica of sendeny, in the suburbs of paris, he renounced his protestant faith. and according to legend, he uttered the now popular phrase: “paris is worth a month.” the edict of anana, which proclaimed religious tolerance, he was reputed to be a kind and wise ruler, died at the hands of a catholic fanatic. today marks the 150th anniversary of the birth of sergei lebedev, a russian and soviet chemist who gave the world synthetic rubber. at the beginning of the 20th century, rubber was expensive, and was increasingly used for the production of

live in the newsroom henry lee, ktvu, fox two news. >> all right, henry, thank you for that report. >> as attorney general of california, i took on the big wall street banks and held them accountable for fraud. donald trump was just found guilty of fraud on 34 counts. >> vice president kamala harris, reflecting on her experience as former california attorney general and a former bay area prosecutor today, she was in the battleground state of wisconsin to gain support for her presidential race. ktvu katsuyama reports on the vision harris laid out and the reaction from the crowd. >> vice president kamala harris, on her first presidential campaign stop, arrived in milwaukee with a warm welcome by wisconsin's governor and a crowd of hundreds filling a high school auditorium, who chanted her name. harris praised biden and then laid out her case with a blistering contrast, casting herself as a former prosecutor who will stand up to the recently convicted former president trump in those roles, i took on perpetrators of all kinds predators who abused wome, fraudsters who ripped off consumers.

our crime reporter henry lee live now in the newsroom with more from the owner, henry heather, the jewelry store owner tells me he's shaking in his boots and afraid that he'll be followed home after these intruders broke in while armed with guns and hammers. >> it's happened yet again. another jewelry store hit by smash-and-grab robbers, this time in berkeley. surveillance video shows this guy walking by himself to bombay jewelry company near university and san pablo avenues shortly after two saturday afternoon. there's an outer security door and buzzer, and the owner tells me workers at first wouldn't let him in because he had a hoodie on. this is a close up shot of him, but then he took his hoodie off and they buzzed him in. but that's when he held the outer door open, allowing six other masked, hooded and gloved intruders to run inside. armed with guns and sledgehammers, they broke windows in the security area and kicked their way into the store. the robbers spent a little more than a minute inside before running back out with at least half $1 million in gold and silver jewelry, includi

henry lee, ktvu, fox two news. >> and so until then, henry, nothing official from police ye, correct?we've heard both unofficially from sources and through the police union what happened. so it'll be interesting to see what. turns out, we'll probably expect to see some body cam during the town hall. >> yeah, yeah, absolutely. and, henry, if i could for just a moment, can we go back to that armed robbery? do you know any more details about the initial call that prompted police to respond? >> only that it happened on the unit block of mcallister, which is about a half mile away on clear. how if this is the same suspect from that robbery, how he was tracked from that location, near mcallister and market to van ness. but clearly there was some kind of lexus nexus, rather with a robbery investigation initially. >> yeah. again, probably those details to emerge at that town hall meeting. all right. our henry lee there in the city. thank you. henry officials have now identified the two people who drowned in santa cruz last week. >> according to the santa cruz county sheriff's office, 30 year

crime reporter henry lee is here now with the latest henry. >> krystal, we've heard a fake cops pullingls pretending to be police while soliciting donations. but this takes it a whole nother level with people breaking into homes and claiming to be a law enforcement. so it's called breaking in with a twist. they're in plain clothes and claiming to be cops, but they're not law enforcement at all. police say there were two such incidents over the weekend. investigators are trying to determine if they're related. the first incident happened on selkirk street off 39th avenue in oakland's redwood heights neighborhood at about midnight friday night. going into saturday morning, the second incident happened near 83rd avenue and birch street in east oakland at about 130 saturday afternoon, oakland deputy police chief frederick chavez says residents should stay vigilant. >> we're asking that our community members, understand that the police don't make entry in that way. the oakland police department doesn't make entry in that way. and we're asking that even if you get a knock or a bang on your do