his name was lance kirkpatrick.>> i honestly really think you're barking up the wrong tree. i had made the comment, lance would have taken a bullet for kim. so you guys are wasting your time. fine, talk to him. you'll understand. you'll know where i'm coming from after you meet him. >> reporter: lance, he added, not only wouldn't kill kim. he couldn't. derrick said his friend had taken a new job just before her death. >> well, he's up in georgia, shrimping. >> reporter: out on a boat. >> yes. >> reporter: at sea. >> yes. miles away. >> reporter: but derrick did give detectives another name. and this young man had definitely been in the area that week, in jacksonville, and in trouble. coming up -- >> kim ever come on to you? >> no. >> come on now, a little bit, maybe? >> no, i wish. a suspect who seemed infatuated with kim. >> had you ever had sex with her? be honest. >> no, i wish. >> and had a history with police. >> did it make you question him, this guy on your radar was just in jail? >> yes. does he need money?

>> and with us tonight -- >> hi, david. >> susan and her husband lance. >> lance seems to be feelingelt better. >> hi, david. >> tia and rodney, too. >> recovery has had its ups and downs but it's headed in the right direction. >> tonight, two wives, two mothers, two coworkers and their message. >> take time to do the most simple of things, which is just, reach out to ehothe >> they could be someone else's hope and all it takes is just a conversation. >> powerful bond. i hope to see you right back here tomorrow. and >>> building a better bay area. moving forward. finding solutions. this is abc7 news. >>> it is emotionally draining working a case like this. now that we are able to make an arrest on this case is extremely gratifying. >>> the san jose woman wanted for the death of her son is now in custody this afternoon. police released new details in this case. good afternoon and thanks for joining us. i am a larry beil. >> i am kristen sze. we have breaking news in the east bay. sky 7 shows us the large police presence at stoneridge mall in pleasanton this afternoon. you can see yell

>> and with us tonight -- >> hi, david. >> susan and her husband lance. >> lance seems to be feelingelt better. >> hi, david. >> tia and rodney, too. >> recovery has had its ups and downs but it's headed in the right direction. >> tonight, two wives, two mothers, two coworkers and their message. >> take time to do the most simple of things, which is just, reach out to each other. >> they could be someone else's hope and all it takes is just a conversation. >> powerful bond. i hope to see you right back here tomorrow. good night

mayor lance bottoms: thank you for the question.e have been very thoughtful and are planning with this and in fact, we have an earlier deadline to achieve this goal, and we extended the deadline because he wanted to make sure that we were thoughtful. a huge part of that has been working with our utility partners, making sure that georgia power has been a power has been a part of this discussion because we want to make sure that as we work to achieve that goal that it is beneficial for all of our communities so if that means that we need to further extend the deadline, which i certainly hope we will not have to come about if we have to do that to make sure we get it right, we will do that and continue to have at the table front and center our utility partners to make sure that it is achievable. mayor lance bottoms: thank you, mayor, and again, thank you all for the panel. i yield back. >> could i ask a point of clarification? chair castor: yes. >> would it be possible for mayor garcetti to clarify that there have not been any rolling

lance dodes, retired assistant clinical professor of psychiatry at harvard medical school.ts and mental health experts assess a president. dr. dodes, thank you for joining us once again tonight. it was the talk of being reinstated that made me want to talk to you again tonight. this is donald trump thinking, perhaps, that in august he will be president again. what is your professional reaction to that? >> well, donald trump is delusional. this is not news. we've known this for the past four years at least. he keeps insisting on things as true which are demonstrably false. that is the definition of delusion. i think what we are seeing is a continuation of his grandiose delusion that he is better than everyone, more important than everyone, and consequently no one else matters. he doesn't care about anyone else. it is all about his own power. part of the hell you speak of is i think he is enraged which is not unusual for him. i don't think he is capable of being sorrowful at his loss though because he doesn't know that he's lost. he is deluded about it. so i think that what w

doctor lance dodes will join us again tonight, to consider where donald trump's mind is. how it is functioning. at this stage of what will be the rest of his life as not president of the united states. president joe biden is facing a challenge that he did not know was coming. when he was running for president. this was not an issue in the democratic presidential primary debates. this was not an issue in the two debates that joe biden won against donald trump. this was not an issue that joe biden saw coming. but it is the number one issue facing the biden presidency. and that is, the republican parties coordinated, nationwide effort to block your vote. and i mean your vote, no matter what state you are living in. republican state legislators and republican members of congress have made it very clear that they do not believe all voters are equal. they believe republican voters are better than democratic voters. better people. republicans believe that they're battle people should be able to vote. and everyone else should be blocked. and they have more than one way a blocking

coming up, ryan lance at 12:30 in new york. bloomberg. >> i spoke a few years ago about stalling and what my goal four-star link -- four star link. my goal is to not go bankrupt. every other constellation ever done has gone bankrupt. alix: that was elon musk speaking yesterday and the aerospace industry has seen an explosion of activity from startups entrepreneurs hope to turn moonshot into business reality. one of those companies is sr -- isar aerospace. daniel metzler, ceo joins us. elon musk also went on to say in terms of star link is that will take about $10 million until there will be positive, free cash flow and investments could go as high as $30 billion. how do you do all this profitably? daniel: i think that spacex and starling took on what is going to be the biggest space project you could possibly do. when you think of the business case, connecting 4 billion people which as of today are not connected to the internet, that is a very big business case there. although there is a lot of upfront investments needed for al

then he starts blaming lancing for it. that's not -- and house too. he began to hold house responsible. but link is not a diplomat, he didn't understand how diplomacy could work. and link did not work with the british evidence. and the british evidence is the last big treasure trove of evidence to come out. a lot of the key british evidence does not come out to begin with until the '70s and '80s. we're talking now not just about the records at the public record office, now called the national archives of the united kingdom. but we're also talking about full diaries of maurice hankey, the national security adviser of the british war cabinet. and also, i cite a couple of records of british cabinet meetings which weren't supposed to have notes but which were taken by a man named lord hardcourt, some of which is dynamite in the library at oxford. the decrypts of the british intelligence intercepts so you need to pull all of this together. i think it was possible to do this starting in the 1980s. i actually even think some of the people working on the wood

cooper, the superintendent expert, he knows everything about his lance. you can already see the fruit forming books on that. so it's a 55 year old military, especially tolerant to have. martin bells carefully selects the right tree from the lower row. the old, the tree, the more expensive it is. they can cross several 1000 euros. so there's some heart bargaining. it's here. there'd be an additional price of $8.00 or $900.00 additional. yes or no way. that's honestly, that wouldn't be good value, but he chooses another tray that they always come to an agreement. this is number 56 for now. yet, colonial heat wave central. something has to change or cities won't be livable anymore. the bill for the hotel trees is over 800000 euros. and d o j o. this will give the children of the thank marine kindergarten to stream put the 100 and what are we going to catch that? pearl tadpoles. ok now, or maybe frog one about flows. neither is an issue in the region. a few years ago it was a stinking concrete drainage canal. it's now been re walled it a lot of power, so i ge

lance in fort lauderdale, florida, you are next. caller: good morning, john perry how are you doing? host: i am doing -- good morning, john. how are you? host: i am doing all right. caller: i have been to the eye of the storm. i started on oxycontin when i became disabled. i have a genetic disease destroying my body, so it is doctor prescribed. i started to take it, and then a year later, i lived in the higher the storm where it all got started and crazy. i walked into my pharmacist and ask for my prescription and the pharmacist looked at me and said, we don't carry that. i said for the last year you have carried it and you drop it every tuesday, what do you mean you don't have it? they said we don't have it. i said when they going to have it? they said, we don't know. you cannot tell that to someone dependent on opioids. i ended up in the er because i did not want to go on the streets, and they would give me enough to bide me through. i finally had to get off oxycodone because i cannot get it in the county and i switched to morphin

and that was the 1st time that that was phase to get accusers telling me what that had done. lance so is charge as a direct perpetrator with high murders for instances of torture. and 2 instances of cruel treatment causing great suffering the most of the violence that happened in prison in july which was beeping and you know we, we need to understand it's not only by me. everybody was doing that. but most of the killings is that by me for the simple reason, because they know when they gave me order to do something, it will be that me. i have this enormous fear of letting somebody out. so i was willing to sacrifice everything that i had. so that might come on to say you, i would plan to s alonzo ordered me to lie down there i did. he opened a bottle and poured something on my leg. i could smell it with petrol, which you know, and then he set fire to my leg. tom issue itself will not be shiny. it can be busy, would take us to pain. and when people were he and he ordered others to drink it. yes, i was one of those who was supposed to drink it. man trying to remember the faces, so there w

the first sign of drama came for lance stroll, a tyre failure at 200mph. a freak accident right?rt. verstappen still led. hamilton remained stuck behind the two red bulls. i don't think i can overtake these guys. he needed some luck. verstappen out. another tire blowing the race and the championship back in hamilton's favour. could hamilton kick verstappen while he was down. the restart was his chance. the win was in his grasp. he overshot. sorry, guys. putting the brakes only on his title ambition. verstappen keeps the championship lead and perez takes a victory as memorable as it was unpredictable. to cricket and a rather disappointing final day of england's first test against new zealand at lords. chasing 273 to win, england's batsmen never really looked like chasing that total down, the match ending in a draw. patrick gearey�*s been watching. final day at lord's, pick a direction and set your pace. new zealand needed to travel fast to win. score quickly. take the game as far from englishmen�*s grasps as possible. england might catch these risks but the kiwis like a challenge

lance stroll the first of five drivers coming to grief like this.ou need to stay out of the walls and get into another car's slipstream, just what charles leclerc did in the final session. making the most of the gap in the air made by lewis hamilton's mercedes, he took his ferrari to the top of the timesheets. despite struggling in practice, hamilton followed suit, beating max verstappen's red bull to second. and just as they were preparing for the finalfight, their battle ended early. two crashes in a matter of seconds saw red flags waved and red arms raised. i finally found my rhythm, started to push quite hard and it came straightaway. so, ifelt like a pole was ours and it is great to be starting from there but i believe mercedes and red bull has a lot more to come in the race, they showed that in practice, so it will be difficult to keep that position. massively anxious not knowing if we would even get into the top ten, that was my goal, just get there. so, to be on the front row is incredible and i'm proud of everyone for being open—minded and

city's as infrastructure into the 21st century and in the nation's 10th largest economy mayor keisha lance bottoms pioneered resilience financing tools committed to 100 percent clean energy by 2035 all while working to address social inequity and climate adaptation. at in the upper mississippi river basin representative kirsten wallace is working with federal partners to respond to the changes in rainfall and flooding. these are a few of the success stories across america. now it's time for congress to enact ambitious transformational legislation to help communities large and small protect themselves, protect their citizens and their budget. unless congress acts america will be faced with unsafe rooms, neighborhoods and worsening power outages. these costs and risks are growing. that's why we're here, to pass the american jobs plan which will make vital investments in resilience as we work towards fulfilling president biden's vision of solving the climate crisis. the american jobs plan is us a historic opportunity to modernize our infrastructure and our electric grid so that we are better

a spectacular mediocrity with high self-esteem with keisha lance bottoms.e so many big city mayors, bottoms is a demagogue, knowing what she is doing but willing to say anything. for a wild that was powerful for the people in buckhead and most people in the city know the drill and they are used to it, but last summer things changed. a man called rayshard brooks was shot to death a parking lot and wendy's by the police officers and brooks was apparently drunk and had pulled one asleep in his car in the driving way. when the police tried to arrest him, he went berserk. it is painful to watch. he stole a cop taser and that is when the officer to work with shocked brooks. it was a sad story, but it was understandable once you watch the tape and thought about it carefully. but keisha lance bottoms didn't wait to think about it carefully or at all. without pausing for an investigation she immediately fired the officer and then a press release about it. and later found what bottoms did was illegal but it was too late. hundreds of atlanta police officer had left th

and for angel, rain is cause flooding and lance lives in hong kong. authorities say more than 70 millimeters of rainfall was recorded in several districts. the severe weather led to the suspension of classes, vaccine services, court hearings, and morning trading at the hong kong stock exchange. these were the scenes engrossing says belgium don't raining champions. portugal out of the european football championship in the round of 16, oregon as are made the difference with a superb long range goal. in the 1st half of one mill defeat means portugal relinquish their hold on the european championship trophy. well to talk more about the exit of the title holders younique's speeches here from the w sports. good to see you. when did you see this coming? i didn't say portugal exiting the torments. so really i had them down tonight. the semifinals, the do a very good score, but then again, they came up against a very, very good belgium side and sometimes that's how it works. and these knockout torments in portugal, they have a very, very good squad, talented plays. but there were always question mark

instead, keisha lance bottoms is focused on access to gender-neutral bathrooms.ievement, she just signed an administrative order, designated more than 100 city owned restaurants as all gender." so you can still get shot when you are out jogging in buckhead but at least you can use the ladies room if you like. so there is enormous social pressure, and in fact, institutional pressure from the corporate media, not to mention any potential downsides of vaccines. while most people agree, they show certainly does, that vaccines are a good thing, nothing is all good. nothing in this temporal world comes without a downside and anyone who claims otherwise is a liar, period. that is always true. sometimes the trade up is worth it but there is always a downside. so we feel honor bound to tell you what it is because it is your choice whether to take it or not, period. way back in january, just as the vaccines had come out, a physician called gregory michael died of a brain hemorrhage after taking pfizer's vaccine. since then, they have been fighting a link between the vaccin

be on the quarterback position where jimmy garoppolo enters as starter and third overall pick trey lanceduring otas. >> i think jimmy had his best spring since we've had him and as we had the spring the first year with him, the second year he had the acl and last year it was covid. so this is really a second one. i thought jimmy came in in great shape, really locked in in a good place physically and mentally. >> how do you think trey lance did? >> i think he did a good job being able to throw everything at him. now we have tape to show him, to talk to him about. he gets to get away on his own and have an idea what's expected out of him when he gets back. >>> to golf final round championship at lake merced. finland's matilda castern just missing the hole in one here on 3. five birdies on the front nine for her. straight to 18, the third round leader min lee needs to sink this eagle and try to tie for the lead and leaves it just short, cannot believe it. castern will sink the easy bird for the two-shot win. it's not only her first lpga win, but the first win for any lpga player from finlan

lance in ft. lauderdale, florida, good morning, you're next. >> good morning, john, how are you doing today? >> i'm doing all right. >> i've been through the eye of the storm. i originally started on oxycodone when i became disabled. i have a genetic disease that's destroying my body. and so the doctor prescribed it. i started to take it. about a year later, i looked in the county, the eye of the storm, where it all got started, i walked into my pharmacist and asked for my prescription and the pharmacist looks at me and tells me, we don't carry that. i said, i've been coming here for the last year, you carried it, i know when the drop is, every tuesday. what do you mean? he says, we don't have it. i said, what are you going to have it? he said, we don't know. you can't tell that to somebody who is dependent on opioids. i ended up in the er because i didn't want to go on the street and they would give me enough to get me through until i could shame people to give me the meds. i switched to morphine

lance looking well after his failed attempt to take a russian rocket into space but i guess that settles end up amongst the stars. we don't justin timberlake was holding a real concert across the street. that back sink concert sounds et cetera this on infomercial, he saw he put his unvaccinated fans with the fat one, sorry come before go it is tickled me tuesday. you have three minutes to get the punchline to this joke. do not ask your corny uncle use the #ticklemetuesday, are you ready? what is an astronaut's favorite part of a computer? the answer is next this past year has felt like a long, long norwegian winter. but eventually, with spring comes rebirth. everything begins anew. and many of us realize a fundamental human need to connect with other like-minded people. welcome back to the world. viking. exploring the world in comfort... once again. nobody builds 5g like verizon builds 5g. thousands of engineers taking business to a whole new level. employees are empowered. customers are engaged. near real time data for fast decision making. this is business at the speed of 5g. because t

the public at mind, is this, because you are saying it is the right thing to do, has that boil been lancedto look forward to, in inverted commas. there may be other angles, that's what downing street fears. the government needs to be much more ruthless when these sorts of issues come up. when you begin to look like a government where no one resigns, whatever they do, you begin to undermine the idea that there is integrity in public life. so i'm sad for matt hancock, because he put his all into protecting the public from covid. but he did make this big mistake, it needed to be publicly acknowledged and i hope he rebuilds his career in due course. people talking a lot about him being young and ambitious politician so, is your sense that in the fullness of time he will one day be back in the cabinet? i would put money on it. i think he will be back in the cabinet, he certainly deserves to be back in the cabinet. probably in a different role and of course he has resigned because he was in defiance of covid rules. obviously there is the family sadness for two sets of people going on behind the

and in atlanta, where the buckhead neighborhood is calling for its own police force, mayor keisha lanceottoms joins the crime surge on georgia's post covid reopening. >> in georgia, we are open up before the rest of the country so our nightclubs and bars remained open. we had people traveling from across the country to party in our city. >> reporter: georgia governor brian kemp did respond to the mayor, calling the crime surge a result of the left's anti-police and soft on crime agenda. todd, jillian, bark to you guys. todd: jackie, thanks. jillian: a positive update about those two children who narrowly escaped gunfire while shopping for candy in the bronx. the new york yankees host eded m both at sunday's game. >> the children, their parents, are guests of the yankees who stand with them. jillian: how sweet are they. the 10-year-old girl and 5-year-old boy sat alongside their family. and those tragic stories of violence come after a wave of anti-police protests. todd: former detroit police chief says bail reform and anti-police policies are contributing to the spike in crime across u.

that is nsync's lance bass and joey fatone, joining the backstreet boy's nick carter and aj mcclean forw version of nsync's big hit "bye bye bye." >> our first performance, hopefully of many, as back-sync, sync-street-- i don't know what the hell we're going to call ourselves, but it was fun. >> yo, yo, yo.

at mind, is this because you are saying it selecting to do, is this it was not as that boil been lanceddon't know. we have got the sunday newspapers to look forward to an inverted, is. there may be other angles, that's what downing street fears. the government needs to be much more ruthless when these sorts of issues,. when you begin to look like a government where no one resigns because whatever they do, you begin to undermine the idea that there is integrity in public life. so i'm sad for matt hancock, because he put his all into protecting the public from covid. but he did make this big mistake, it needed to be publicly acknowledged and i hope he rebuilt his career in due course. people talking a lot about our young and ambitious politician so, is your sense that in the fullness of time he will one day be back in the cabinet? i he will one day be back in the cabinet? ., , ., , ., cabinet? i would put money on it. i think he will— cabinet? i would put money on it. i think he will be _ cabinet? i would put money on it. i think he will be back _ cabinet? i would put money on it. i think

it was the beginning of helical, lance tourism ah, this island is so small, you can easily walk around it and it just takes one or 2 hours. hello gl and it's pretty popular with tourists. and we will show you wide hentaker land, stones getting crowded every day around noon. you can only set your watch by it. that's when the excursion ships arrived from the north sea coast and handed me the visit is a fairy to learn from the ships, enjoying the boats known locally as built of boats in 2018. they were listed with unesco intangible world heritage afternoon, a few months from when the seaside result was founded here in 1827. we didn't have any harbor break waters or peers. we had nothing at all. and i just went to the 1st passenger ship a ride to you later they had to drop anchor somewhere and our fishermen and pilots went out in our fishing boat and brought the guests for the 1st time over to land in their bertha. both of my brother, book and land. eventually the harbor was built and ferrying passengers was no longer necessary. the soon after the ships put in the pedestrian mall felucca v

lance looking well after his failed attempt to take a russian rocket into space but i guess that settlesways end up amongst the stars. we don't justin timberlake was holding a real concert across the street. that back sink concert sounds et cetera this on infomercial, he saw he put his unvaccinated fans with the fat one, sorry come before go it is tickled me tuesday. you have three minutes to get the punchline to this joke. do not ask your corny uncle use the #ticklemetuesday, are you ready? what is an astronaut's favorite part of a computer? the answer is next. nobody builds 5g like verizon builds 5g because we're the engineers who built the most reliable network in america. thousands of engineers on one nationwide mission; to make the best, even better... for millions of people and businesses across america. no one else built this bold... because no one else thought this big. thousands of smarter towers, with the 5g coverage you need. next-generation servers with superior network reliability. broader spectrum for faster 5g speeds. because the more you do with 5g, the more reliability m

and, you know, the thing about it is, the people say, "oh, lance reddick, he's really intense.trek," and he's silly he's a silly, silly guy. but, you know, when they call, "action" he goes into lockdown >> seth: yes certainly in the roles i know him for very little silliness. i first became familiar with you on "lost," and i think because of that, it never occurred to me that you were a fellow new englander. you grew up in maine, is that right? >> i spent my summers there, and i went to boarding school there. so i had -- i spent a lot of time in maine, and in boston, and in -- you know, your neck of the woods, not frankonia, but a lot of time there. so i consider myself a new englander, 100%. >> seth: i think the highest praise you can get as an actor from new england is being cast in multiple ben affleck movies, which has been the case. you know, that's not the guy who doesn't have an ear for it >> that's true, that's true. when i met him for "gone baby gone," and i was doing the audition thing. and i said,"here, you know what, i'll do it again, and i'll dial the accent down.

survival of the northern resident or cause is tightly linked to the fate of the chinook salmon in lance barrett. leonard is a geneticist and behavioral ecologist at the vancouver aquarium. he visits the resident orcus every summer to document their long term health and measure how their body size and shape compares to previous years. the to ensure the images are comparable from year to year. the drone hover is exactly 30 meters above the whale, are almost over them. the groups calf is almost a year old and it's still suckling from its mother. the social fuels of orchids are illustrated by how they deal with their prey. you've got a species that is highly social, that shares all of its food. so they're compulsive shares, killer whale, so they catch a fish though, you know, one railway, half of the headed off to somebody else and that would buy them. and then another one. i'll come in and take a little by the adults sometimes lead living sam and to the younger whales in this way, the juveniles learn to hunt their prey in a playful way. at the vancouver aquarium researchers compare the ima

lance took more reps in practice yesterday.ew defensive coordinator who is ready to put his stamp on the offense or the defense. >> i want to be known defensive line. rb line has gone attack. linebackers and secondary they're going play with based on them as we got to play off our defense allowed letter d live just get off the ball in attack and we're clean up things behind them. but we will be a more feel-like aggressive attacking defense. >> it does get the pads on and start that training. in the summer and then kick off the season on the road against detroit sunday. september 12th. >> we'll take a break here at 6.56 coming up in the next hour, armed carjackings are up more than a 100% in the city of oakland. we'll tell you why officials say it appears to be crimes of opportunity. and skyrocketing meat prices are forcing at least one east bay meat deli closed doors and maybe prices skyrocketing in your neighborhood too. we'll have a live report with details. >> the bay area's local news station. now with breaking news. good m

the qb competition took center stage today quarterback trey lance got a lot of reps more than jimmy garoppolo. in fact, in the rookie made several impressive throws. we're also keeping an eye on some injuries wide receiver brandon aiyuk was out today with a groin strain and star running back. raheem mostert was out with a mild knee injury. so that's a little bit concerning. since both struggled to stay healthy last season, though they are expected to be ready for training camp come fall. now today we heard from new defensive coordinator, jim echo ryan's. he's been with the forty-niners 4 years, including the last 3 as the inside linebackers coach. he said he's ready to put his stamp on the red and gold defense. >> i want to be known defensive line. rb line has gone attack. linebackers and secondary they're going play with based on them as we got to play off our defense allowed letter d live just get off the ball in attack and we're clean up things behind them. but we will be a more feel-like aggressive attacking defense. >> i consider myself the luckiest i'm the face of >> it gives you chills

he knows everything about lance. you can already see the fruit forming books on that stuff. it's a 55 year old metal tree, especially tolerant to heat. martin bells carefully selects the right tree from the long road. the old, the tree, the more expensive it is. they can cost several $1000.00 euros. so there's some hot bargaining. if it's here, there'd be an additional price of $8.00 or $900.00 additional. yes or no way. that's honestly, that wouldn't be good value, but he chooses another tree that they always come to an agreement. this is number 56 for now. yet, colonial heat wave central. something has to change or cities won't be livable anymore. the bill for the hotels trees is over 800000 euros. good. okay, and then i'm d o this morning and i'm giving it to the children of the thank marine kindergarten to stream on and off and what are we going to catch tadpole tadpoles. okay. now or maybe fraud and flows. neither was the issue in the region. a few years ago, it was a stinking concrete drainage canal. it's now been re walled it a lot of call, so i'll get a bucket full o

so lance i, when i'm in studying, i basically do everything at my desk and i say i sit 8 hours a day. i said so she had missed them. the student is in her 4th semester, her mother also studied in live sick like this friday night. it was always something of a dream city for me or the culture to take in more. more everything going on in. she quickly found her putting at university forming friendships and making plans to hang out and come even got over, came along and put an end to everything just as soon as it had begun for the going out together and heading to a club board and everything i was starting to enjoy disappeared and had got a look fine for me. it's a real shame in food to set them shadow me. many of the perks that come along with studying at a university are no longer there in the corner and the night, well, as a result of coverage, you notice that you're not connected to the entire group anymore. you have to actively contact. people owe me tough to keep the connection going and he didn't quite of course you fall out of touch with some people feel it replaced last summer lea

backstreet boys teaming up with joey fatone and lance bass from nsync for a good cause.racticing nsync's "bye, bye, bye" dance routine. all gearing up for friday night. the boys hosting bingo under the stars in celebration of pride in l.a. which featured a mini concert from the foursome. singing songs from both bands. lance bass posting clips from the event. guys, it raised over $1 million for the trevor project. if you missed it, don't worry. backsync as the boys are calling themselves say they had a great time, and they're open to doing more collaborations. >>> also this morning, will smith is ready to share his life story. the grammy winner and two-time oscar nominee revealing he's written his official memoir. this morning, he has a very special message just for "gma" viewers. take a look at this. >> good morning, america. you are the first to peep into my book launch. here it comes. here it comes. bam! "will" coming at you. coming at you. good morning, america. >> like he said, we got the sneak peek at his book launch event. that took place in miami, florida, over th

salió con su hijo de ocho años a quien comenzó ahorcar la cámara del oficial captó estas imágenes de lancelenta o que el sospechoso dice que el oficial bajo la guarda con sus palabras para ejecutarlo >> además las imágenes departamento de policía dio a conocer un par de llamadas al 911 hechas por vecinos. >> [hablando inglés] . >> jefe de policía dice que es muy importante este tipo de casos >> [hablando inglés] yo creo que este individuo tenía ganas de matar matón oficial y trató de estrangular a su propio hijo, si los vecinos no llamarán quién sabe qué más hubiera pasado, en investigación uno termina autoridades dicen ser sospechoso se encontraba bajo los efectos de alguna droga o la razón para el ataque. >> padres activistas y miembros de la comunidad mostraron inconformidad ante las disculpas que ofreció la abarataría coronado después que un juego de baloncesto el equipo de la preparatoria gran ataque con tortillas fueron los oponentes de la preparatoria coronado que hicieron este acto que para los padres es completamente ofensivo. >> esto no es aceptable y no lo vamos a tolerar, racis

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it features aj mclean, nick carter, joey patone and lance bass. this was during an l.a.. a little something for everyone. kari's got the tune of our temperatures this morning. >> yeah, we've got a little bit of something for everyone here, too, with our upper 70s for the inland areas. and we're going to be warming up as we get into the weekend with some 90s in the forecast but not too warm in san francisco. we're going to stay milder here with some mid-70s for the end of the weekend, laura. >> all right, it looks like we're all walking on some sunshine. thanks for joining us this morning. our next newscast coming up at 5:00. also the latest at nbcbayarea.com. i'm morgan, and there's more to me than hiv. more love, more adventure, more community. but with my hiv treatment, there's not more medicines in my pill. i talked to my doctor and switched to fewer medicines with dovato. dovato is for some adults who are starting hiv-1 treatment or replacing their current hiv-1 regimen. with just 2 medicines in 1 pill, dovato is as effective as a 3-drug regimen... to help you reach

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this still under the gun just 2 months ago to fi, lance journalists fell off among the and her husband, homicide was released after 17 months, in pre trial detention for allegedly disseminating false news and misusing their social media accounts. pre trial, the tension in egypt that can mean anything. journalists have spent years in jail and never even got to try. absolutely, as we had just eaten only 122 months ago when raoul castro gave up the leadership of cuba, the communist party at mark the 1st time and more than 6 decades. the country has not had a castro in charge. his successor miguel diaz can now inherited some familiar challenges, struggling economy sanctions in post by the united states. as well as a pandemic. he's also dealing with growing demands for greater freedom of expression in cuba. political demonstrations are rare yet towards the end of the castro era. as access to the internet improved that began to change. the protesters are diverse. they range from artist and other intellectuals who support the revolution. to more radical activists like the santa c dro movement

cuba needs roughly so to me, lance rangers for the mass covey vaccination campaign, and they're short, 20000000. cuba is used to surviving on the american hydraulic press of sanctions, but one would assume a global pandemic is a good time to be the bigger person and a said dominance through our tourism. but apparently not. iran has been ringing the alarm along with venezuela and cuba accusing the us of the same thing, bothering them from obtaining vaccines. we signed a vaccine agreement with a country, but the americans blocked it. they americans came and put pressure on the companies that supply parts of the vaccine from abroad, and block 10000000 doses of vaccine that we were supposed to import into the country. so what do you, ron? venezuela and cuba have in common apart from horrid cove in 1900 statistics. well the question is so rhetorical, it's borderline vulgar. they're all the bane of america's existence. and there are voices inside the u. s. very much opposed to helping such nations. i strongly disagree with the biden administration on their global vaccine rollouts. we should

the cut, the lance was tired. the in this has been reflected in the last elections where people kept bolting woking. poor independent these parties of course there are many other parties, there are many other opinions in color on, you know, of course there are, but this is the 1st step, but hearing catalonia many people what they want because a part of them, it's individual. and now right now, 9 person will be relieved, whereas if there is an amnesty law, that means that the facts are clear, clarified, and then more than see how soon persons that are prosecute to think court would be clarified. and then then what would be very useful an amendment of the criminal code to clarify the city should crime and also some granted to have to do with the freedom of expression and with these would linger with the rest of the european countries roof. let me ask you the same question from your vantage point in madrid . do these pardons help foster a moment where it could lead to a reconciliation of sorts between the central gov

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experience as a precedent, they did it immediately after they had their political settlement, as it were, lancednd then moved on. this has festered for so long now, i'm not sure that it's possible to do it. >> reporter: but for dennis hutchings and his supporters, the new law may come too late. he's due on trial in september. >> it's absolutely crazy when you think that we're the only country where this is happening. if you look at america, you look up to your veterans, and service people in germany, france, have got the same thing. they have a statute of limitations. >> reporter: the new law might restore the military covenant promising fair treatment for veterans, but some fear it could rebound in northern ireland, exacerbating anger and pain in a country where violence is never far beneath the surface. >> sreenivasan: last month, as the latest war between israel and hamas escalated, a wave of anger directed at jews swept across the united states, with watchdog groups reporting a sharp increase in anti-semitic attacks. pbs newshour special correspondent simon ostrovsky sat down with rabbi jill

palestinians are saying they have to take all to the streets and protests because they don't want the lance to be taken away from them. and heavy machinery from egypt. finally into garza, to help clear the destruction caused by 11 days of his rarely bombardment, the material came through the fog crossing the only entry point between egypt and the gaza strip. and his 2000 and buildings were completely destroyed and 15000 her unusable will at more than 250 people were killed. nearly 60000 displaced in gaza still ahead on algae 0. we will find out why some young protest in me and mar, i now training the combat and the full weather that has hampering efforts to prevent a thinking contain the ship and causing more damage off the coast of sri lanka. ah. hello there. the heat persist across the middle east temperatures across the gulf, states are continuing to come up above average from what we expect to see at this time of year q weight is really seen the heat. if we look at the 3 day forecasts, we're going to be touching 50 before things start to cool down slightly. and it's a similar story for