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and there's statements about wheel man and wing man.pistol. >> that's almost like a confession on a notebook. what killer makes a to-do list? >> it was a to-do list on how to do a murder. >> what did you think when you saw that. >> it was almost hollywood like. >> it was a month after the murder and we arrest what we think is the shooter and he has a to-do kill list in his car. you can't make this stuff up. >> suckow also had a storage unit. where? a surveillance camera picked up a white van pulling up soon after the murder. suckow had to be their shooter. question was, who put him up to it? and why? suckow wouldn't tell them. refused to say a word. so then they got a search warrant for his phone. >> his contact list said james in nd. >> jackpot. >> jackpot. that is what the first time we had ever connected him with henrikson. >> james and sarah arrived to become the ken and barbie of the oil patch and before long one man is missing and another dead and the suspected hit man has james on speed dial. and as for sarah, there was a shock i

john and the man who plays him to tears. before the movie came out, it garnered comparison to "bohemian rhapsody" but "rocket man" holds nothing back when it comes to the most iconic and nearly tragic moment in sir elton's life. >> i was in dodger stadium last week and i saw that iconic photo of you on stage in the baseball uniform, but a lot of people don't know that just days before, you tried to take your own life. >> two days before dodger stadium i was having my stumpf pumped. i took an overdose. there i was two days later at dodger stadium. it was the peak of my career to play dodger stadium. are you kidding me. i was not mentally well before that. obviously. ♪ i think it's going to be a long, long time ♪ >> reporter: how much does "rocket man" compare to "b "bohemian rhapsody"? rocket map is a musical fantasy and bohemian rhapsody more of a bioepic. while rami lip synced that's tarrant taking on the hit. >> you recorded rocket man, were there any other songs that seeped in your soul that you loved doing during the mov

but unlike his hat, it was an intrinsic element of the man. a -- man. a way of life, a habit of man. it expressed his humanity and his sense of proportion and his understanding of human foibles. what prompted my research and by inquiry was a remark that lincoln made to david ross walked. he was a young newspaperman and satirist. his satire centered on a copperhead grotesque -- a posture of a proslavery church, he was a drunken, greedy, sordid, lying racist. locke called him a nickel plated son of a bitch. they were syndicated in union newspapers. locke's use of it delighted lincoln. the papers were his constant companion. the pamphlet copy in the library of congress has cinch -- singe marks made by the president's candle during his nighttime reading. he could quote passages at will. on the final afternoon of his life, he delayed dinner by reading him aloud to two old friends from illinois. for the genius to write these things, lincoln told the author, i would gladly give up my office. the pleasure he took in locke's savage assault on prodigious and anti

oh chelsea manning did that to. what was the reaction to the film there were mixed critiques but try back at so it was quite sad actually because the main protagonist couldn't even be there. in chelsea manning is currently back to prison because she is refusing once again to testify to a grand jury against wiki leaks and her lawyers who have barry worried about her she's a lot in the rubble but well she still sticks to her guns well it's going to be a lot of sort of attention for this film because of judy in a song being released just about it but i think salute like the crew thanks very much. now with all the talk in recent times of looted african art here in europe that needs to be returned to its rightful owners it's nice to see museums in your cooperation with african museums for an exhibition of african art in germany the southern german city of tubingen has an exhibition featuring congolese art from the nine hundred sixty s. to the present day. designer shoes and the clothes to go with them but this too is afr

and it was fire that civilized man.or fire not only made food more tasteful and pant life digestible, but far more important, smoked and preserved it. now man no longer had to gorge himself as soon as he made a fresh kill. now we could sustain himself between kills. and he could, in time, be more than a hunter. he could become a farmer, an artist, a writer, a member of a cultured society. fire elevated man from the animals, and the art of cooking made him civilized. yet, for the past 40,000 years of human history, methods of cooking have remained the same. but now at last in the age of space, and in fact as part of the fallout from our great technological efforts, there are new ways of preparing food. freezing to preserve them, and cooking without the application of heat. to see how primitive man prepared his food, we need only travel to the jungles of new guinea, where the stone age still survives. here, this implicit way of preparing food is to take a fresh kill and dump it in the fire. but by far the best method of p

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man with me. family, with my friends, was a good man. for me was a good man. >> in the spring of 2009, monica says she and mark took a grueling bike trip through alpine passes to switzerland. monica says it was in a swiss village of grindelwald at the foot of famed mount iger that he told her he wanted to spend one night on the mountain alone. >> the next morning i bring my cycle and up the mountain to him. he come close to me with a big smile, screaming thank you, monica, thank you, monica, thank you, monica. why, mark? because i passed the best night of my life. >> after returning to courmayeur, monica says mark stern told her he had been inspired by that night on the mountain and wanted to spend a whole year at a high altitude in a tent alone. >> he wanted to write a book, how to survive above -- >> 6,000 feet. >> exactly. for an entire year. >> that september monica says mark set up and equipped three separate campsites in the mountains above courmayeur. >> really beautiful. really beautiful.

cowboy brad pitt his stock man buddy it's official but it. has been a. struggle to adjust the 1960 s. hollywood as a darkness in the form of serial killers the manson family looms in the background . but film fans aren't just here for hollywood stars in can art house cinema is king of the. american master tara. malik marked a return to form with his slow burning drama about a conscientious objector who defies the nazis. and 82 year old director and original social justice warrior ken loach kept up the fight with this attack on britain's economy. but just to have somebody on the phone with the gone. for dollars to mine so i never thought of the. fun i'm still trying to. put as much business. but it wasn't all old white man a few films and can actually resembled the audience queuing to watch them you can has made a real effort this year to increase diversity to get more people of color and women on the screen and behind the cameras at this year's festival and it looks like it's paying off because we have one of the most diverse lineups in cannes history. o

the man now behind bars is derek connerly. tonight, police are explaining how he got there. >> on april 3rd, we hat a reported auto burglary, where a suspect broke into a tesla. that vehicle reported his image. >> reporter: in this case, the victim turned the picture over to police. >> in this mr. instance, the suspect is known to police from prior contacts. >> reporter: he just happened to be on parole, wearing a gps ankle monitor, which documents his every move. a tool police say they used to connect him to the auto burglary. >> we are relying on technology more and more. >> if i put it in reverse, you have the cameras, and they're all around the car. >> reporter: a safety feature, tesla owners rely on. >> we have so much technology today. that's definitely a plus, to help out with everything that's going on in the world today. >> as technologies becomes more available, it makes detective work a little easier. >>> take a close look here. not your typical car break-in. this man stole that backpack out of a car in a santa rosa

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he was a man of his word. that's something that in underserved communities, doesn't happen very often. i'm also imploring you to approve this legislation and make gilbert street into jeff adachi. i don't live there. i absolutely respond to an acknowledge the persons who do live on that street, the inconveniences it will be. maybe there can be a committee to help. seem like only thing they're objecting to is the inconvenience of turning over all of their paperwork and having that. maybe there's a committee that can be formed to help them through that. that seems to be the only objection. thank you. >> supervisor peskin: next speaker please. >> good afternoon. our executive director could not be here today. i apologize as my comments will not be as entertaining as his would. i'm with the united players. i'm am native san franciscan and lived in soma for the past 20 years. i live and work about three blocks away from gilbert street and i cannot more emphatically express my support of this proposal. every individu

now chelsea manning and all of this also came out in the trial of chelsea manning as well so i could i could also comment on the specific allegations as well. is that perhaps it elements of the united states is trying to say look you know sweden is way you want to but all charges a much more serious you know you need to be extra it was not a possibility you certainly they've they've stacked them up to sort of expedite this is a priority but you have to remember being indicted by the department of just. this doesn't necessarily mean that you're guilty of any crimes and it doesn't necessarily mean that the d.o.j. will be able to make those charges stick this is the same department of justice that indicted 13 supposedly russian trolls for allegedly interfering in the us democracy but none of this is actually been proven and on closer inspection it looks like many of this these sort of charges could be bogus so the d.o.j. doesn't have a lot of credibility when it comes to politicized indictments and this is clearly a politicized indictment and based on the comments that been made about t

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a man who survived took this stand today. sam maxwell spent weeks in a coma and was hospitalized for months. of a crime reporter, henry lee explains why defense attorneys tried to block his testimony. >> reporter: sam maxwell is in a wheelchair after being the last one to escape from the deadly ghost ship warehouse fire. he spent 5 weeks in a coma and another 4 months in the hospital. in court, his hands shook. he needed a speech therapist to translate because the fire damaged his lungs and his brain. maxwell testified there was a bottleneck of 80 people on the second floor of the warehouse as the fire raged. he said he did not leave until the bottleneck cleared and after, he made sure no one had been trampled. he told the jury, going down the stairs, i thought i was going to burn alive. "it was scary. i chose death on those stairs rather than choosing an unknown risk." sarah was one of the 36 people who died. her brother listened to maxwell's testimony . >> they were in the fire and saw how unsafe those stairs were and how s

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man no longer had to gorge himself as he made a fresh kill.ow we could sustain himself between kills. time, be more than a hunter. he could become a farmer, an member of aiter, a cultured society. fire elevated man from the animals and the art of cooking made him civilized. for the past 40,000 years of human history, methods of cooking have remained the same. now at last in the age of space, and as part of the follow-up from our great technological efforts, there are new ways of preparing food. freezing to preserve them, cooking without the application of pete. -- heat. to see how primitive man prepared his food, we need only travel to the jungles of new guinea. implicit way of preparing food is to take a fresh kill and dump it in the fire. by far the best method of primitive cooking is to dig a pit, line it with greenery, and fill it with raw meat and plenty of hot stones. this is the same method as in the new england clambake, the western barbecue, and the hawaiian luau. finally, the raw meat is sealed with palm fronds and patience. it will

she also tells our hit man where they live.she provides a schedule where her husband goes -- comes and goes in the morning, where he's going to be the next day. >> it shows her intent. and the fact that here she is meeting with a complete stranger who she believes it's a hit man -- she actually goes as far as saying, "hey, i'd rather if it happened here." >> how are we gonna do it successfully -- if we go ahead and do it at, like, at the house, like, how do we -- how do we -- how soon could you do it? >> she just wants it done and the sooner the better. >> reporter: does your agent give her a door out at this point? >> yes. he asked her more than once if she was sure if this is what she wanted done. she laughs about it and says, "yeah, once i set my mind to do something, i do it." >> you definitely want to do this? >> i'm positive, like, 5,000% sure. >> reporter: the pretend hit man told her he'd use a gun. >> give him a tap-tap. >> he gets two in the head. that's it. you know? >> our undercover agent tells her, "hey, i'm gonna

these fields in the isle of man form part of the largest.t knockaloe farm, in the village of patrick. there were some that had been living in britain for a very long time, and some actually had sons who were old enough to fight for britain. but then you had other men who were interned here who had sons who were fighting for germany, they were very much pro—german. among the internees was a young german called joseph pilates. he was fascinated with exercise, and how the human body moved. conditions in the camp were cramped. this hut is one of the very few that still exist. it is now a shop. joseph would have lived here with about 30 other men. there wasn't always much room to exercise, but there was inspiration. we hear stories that he based a lot of the original method on the movements of animals. we do believe that there were metal beds and there were springs in the camp, and that he started working with the pilates equipment, designing his pilates equipment and exercises, right here in this field, which is really amazing to be standing in.

a man out of his time. a man from a different era. true that although a proud democrat, he was not a strident partisan. boy, it was not uncommon that a republican senator would come to our house and have dinner. that is just the way it was. of his most significant collaborators, richard lugar, bob dole, senators percy, packwood, hatfield, brooke, javid, others, all republicans. it did not matter to him. what mattered was doing what was right for the american people. i think perhaps it was his military service or the fact he came of age during the cold war. he knew that there were greater threats to our nation's liberty than members of a different political party. he knew that the sons and daughters of lincoln, and the heirs of jefferson and jackson have not been sent here to wage but insteadh other, have been sent here to take up the struggles against the ancient enemies of man: ignorance, poverty, and disease. and so he did. [applause] evan: what -- when i went into public life, i marveled at the courage it must have taken to take so

>> thank you, man. i appreciate you, brother. >> oh, man, this is bringing back a lot of memories, man. >> it's a different west oakland. these kids are so used to seeing their contemporaries murdered. >> i'm still gone to more funerals than weddings in oakland. >> tell me about your daughter. >> she was just -- >> a special kid? >> yeah. >> and even how she was born was special? >> yeah, i delivered her on 580 freeway. her mom's water broke about 2 in the morning. >> yeah? >> she was driving and said i'm having this baby. i said i know honey that's why we are on the way to the hospital. she said no i'm having the baby right here. >> in the car? >> in the car. she was panicking and i was trying to keep her calm. relax, honey, i can drive and deliver and i got this. and i was driving and pulling. and i pulled her out real gently to her shoulders. and then if propelled she dove on the floor of the car and made a splat. and her mom picked her up, i remember i looked at her it was like i saw the face of god

they think i am at all. # no, no, no # i'm a rocket man # rocket man!til touchdown brings me round # i'm not the man they think i am at all # no, no, no # i'm a rocket man hello. it's been a mixed picture across the uk today. showers or longer spells of rain for some. a rather grey, gloomy scene in huddersfield earlier on this afternoon. for others, hardly any showers and some good spells of sunshine. what a contrast in waterbeach in cambridgeshire around about the same time. but it's been scotland that's seen the lion's share of the rain today, all tied in with this frontal system which will continue to linger across scotland over the next 2a hours. through this evening and overnight, our band of rain does sink its way a little bit further southwards, turning drier across the northern highlands, the northern isles, and that rain perhaps arriving into northern ireland, the far north of england by dawn. elsewhere, clear skies. cloud building across western fringes of england and wales later in the night. and a less muggy night, slightly fresher — nine to

>> marcus: i know. >> anthony: we're terrible people, man.eah. ♪ >> anthony: so, time to catch a buzz? >> maya: you guys need to be my bodyguard. >> anthony: no problem. oh, this place is awesome. this is a charming ethiopian institution called a tej bet. they serve one thing, and only one thing -- tej, an alcoholic beverage made from fermented barley and honey. it's not highly alcoholic though, right? you gotta pretty much hammer back a lot of this stuff to get a buzz. >> marcus: yeah. >> anthony: so basically the people around here who've got a load on, they've been working on this for a long time. >> marcus: all day. this is a working class. this is where the workers go. >> anthony: it's a cheap buzz. >> marcus: it's a cheap buzz. cheers. and you just knock it back. >> anthony: all right. >> marcus: it's good, man. you feel the funk? >> anthony: oh yeah. >> marcus: in the end, right? >> anthony: yeah, it's working, man. >> marcus: i've never seen a woman in a bar like this. >> maya: it's forbidden. >> anthony: this is sort of a guy thing?

as i say, they have not confirmed the identity of this man.yjoseph mccann was connected to it. he is wanted for three other suspected rapes in london and watford last month. at the time, police said he was extremely dangerous and offered a reward of £20,000 for information leading to his arrest. thank you very much. swift action is needed to prevent the loss of up to one million species, that's the warning from scientists ahead of a major assessment of the state of the natural world. the un report, which will be published in paris later today, says humans are to blame for the drastic declines. our global science correspondent rebecca morelle has more. from the oceans... ..to the land. from insects, to exotic plants. in every part of the world, nature is in dramatic decline. it's the focus of a major new un report, warning that the planet's facing an ecological crisis. and it's humans who are to blame. areas once rich in nature are being cleared for development. illegal trade is bringing animals to the brink of extinction and pollution is poiso

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