so they cut a deal with michael wilson. wed him to plead guilty to a lesser charge, in exchange for testifying against malcolm and de'marchoe. at trial, the prosecution presented the two eyewitnesses and what wilson had told them. then de'marchoe said the prosecutor approached him about a deal. say that malcolm did it and we'll cut you a break. i thought that he was insane for even asking me that. you didn't even consider it. no. definitely not. why would i do that? why would i throw him under the bus? narrator: de'marchoe turned down the deal but just nine hours later, he stood horrified as the jury delivered its verdict. the two friends were both found guilty of first-degree murder. i couldn't hear nothing. i'm seeing faces and people was crying. but i didn't hear nothing. narrator: a judge sentenced malcolm and de'marchoe to life in prison plus 170 years. everything just froze. it's like time just suspended for a second. narrator: malcolm thought of his older brother corey. now, they were both serving life for murders the

his siblings barbara broccoli and michael wilson have overseen a series for a decade but they've nowoint venture that gives amazon mgm creative control of 0o7. coming up on "cbs evening news plus." >> the artic is an indicator for me of what's to come. it's nature's way of telling us we need to do something. >> john: we head north to where the polar bear faces an uncertain future. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> john: a new global assessment shows the world's glaciers are melting faster in the last ten years compared to the previous decade. polar bears, which depend on the frozen sheets, are increasingly under threat. our in-depth report tonight comes from cbs's erin hassanzadeh. taking us to canada's western hudson bay. >> oh, there you go. >> they are putting on quite a show for us today. >> reporter: here on the edge of the arctic, the annual migration of these polar bears draws tourists, photographers. >> they are play fighting. >> reporter: and scientists like geoff york. buggies traverse the frozen terrain bringing tourists closer to something wild. >> what were you expecting? >> to see polar bears

but those heirs to bond, barbara broccoli and michael wilson, are now giving up creative control to amazon if the future might follow the pattern of star wars the dynasty that has guided him for 64 years is now firmly in the back seat. david sillito, bbc news. before we go to the weather... falling debris from a spacex rocket has been found atmosphere from space. as the falcon 9 rocket broke up. re—entering the earth's atmosphere.

long—serving producers barbara broccoli and michael g wilson have announced they're stepping down. filmuarding the quality and class of this franchise. up, thenjeff bezos could reinvent himself as the that is the genuine fear of fans like me, i think they will mess it up. he is a bald man, lets see how he looks stroking a cat. has he got a cat? i don't know, we will have to check that. do you think there is a risk that now 007 movies? could we end up with a case of james bond overkill? absolutely because they see 007 as a licence to print money. example, ruined by far too much content and spin offs. amazon have already given us the and i think you can expect a moneypenny spin off, a 0 spin it at the cinema. let's talk about runners and riders to be daniel craig has put himself out of mescal as potential replacements, any other names have wanted their man, who has been linked with this role before, to get it. am not, iwould put my money on harris drifting into the betting at 4—1. if you are looking to build a franchise character, for about 12 years. just hope that he is british! an ameri

the james bond franchise. rights holders michael g wilson and barbara broccoli.t broccoli in 1962, amazon say it's looking forward to ushering at the saturday paper. andy, great to talk to you about this today. so what is the thinking, then? the broccolis were very protective of the bond but many say of the bond brand but many say it is a missed opportunity for building, franchise world building, now there is the chance for that franchise world building, now ther amazon? ance for that franchise world building, now ther amazon?-|at . franchise world building, now ther amazon?— franchise world building, now ther amazon? with amazon? certainly that of a sword, whether— with amazon? certainly that of a sword, whether it _ with amazon? certainly that of a sword, whether it is - with amazon? certainly that of a sword, whether it is the - with amazon? certainly that of a sword, whether it is the sort| a sword, whether it is the sort that people who have been following for following james bond for decades will want to see is another question entirely because amazon mgm i

takeover of following amazon's takeover of the creative control of the franchise, rights holders michael g wilsonise. james bond. name in the credits. when harry saltzman and �*cubby�* broccoli acquired the rights to dr no in 1961, it was the beginning of a film 007 may have been created by ian fleming, but the bond of the movies owes much to the broccolis. and you can add cool casting, cool music, cool cars, that is all... whilst this is there in the books, it becomes the magic of bond is very much down to the broccolis? yes, very much so. wilson, are now giving up creative control to amazon, owned by mgm. it's the most valuable asset this country has. bond, james bond. daniel craig or direct the next movie. made at pinewood, was the broccoli formula. amazon's a streamer. or marvel, with a deluge of extra content. firmly in the back seat. david sillito, bbc news. and we all can't wait for next james and we all can't wait for nextjames bond. and we all can't wait for next james bond. to have with us here on bbc news. you with us here oanbc news. for watching, you with us here oanbc news. forwatch

it announced a newjoint venture with the long—time rights holders michael g wilson and barbara broccolisillitoe has more. name in the credits. the rights to dr no in 1961, it was the beginning of a film 007 may have been created by ian fleming, but the bond and you can add cool casting, cool music, cool cars, cool tailoring. that is all... the through the different incarnations on screen. who acquired a share of the rights previously owned by mgm. bond, james bond. daniel craig or direct the next movie. made at pinewood, was the broccoli formula. amazon's a streamer. david sillito, bbc news. da\�* more on bbc news. da\�* more on this, news. da\�* more on this, i'm is. da\�* more on this, i'm joined by michael sun, culture critic at australia. guardian australia. michael. for joining guardian australia. michael. forjoining me. we know thanks forjoining me. we know the broccoli family have had tight control and are very protective the brand so e—ee—ee es tee ewe eeeefi -..,.., does it mean aaaeaae aa aae eaaa aaaaaa -..,.., does it mean now that what does it mean now that amazon has contro

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longtime 007 producers michael g. wilson and barbara broccoli will remain as co-owners with amazon, but amazon will finally have creative control of the james bond intellectual property going forward. financial terms of the deal have not yet been released. tonight at seven, have you gotten that letter? homeowners told to make changes on their properties or lose their insurance policies. we investigate. also, why is president trump targeting one of the bay area's most historic and beautiful parks? those stories and more coming up on our 7:00 news. up next on nightly news, the menendez brothers speak from behind bars about getting bullied in prison. the rare new interview with lyle and erik menendez serving life for the murder of their parents. and an update on their possible resentencing in the months ahead. nightly news is next. >>> >>> tonight, president trump's whirlwind first month back in office. the dramatic cut to the federal government. billionaire elon musk center stage at cpac with a golden chainsaw. more than 70 ex

long—serving producers barbara broccoli and michael g wilson have announced they're stepping down.s on. sandro, do you think 007 is safe at mgm? 7 does it better than nobody does it better than the broccolis when it comes to safeguarding quality and :: -::: 77777777this7fra7n7chi7s7e7.77 7 7 7 this7franchise. now, class of this franchise. now. new bosses mess that if new bosses amazon mess that up, then bezos could up, thenjeff bezos could reinvent himself as up, thenjeff bezos could reinvent bond lf as that is the genuine fear of fans like me, i think they will mess it up. me, i think they will mess it u -. me, i think they will mess it u . _ , ., me, i think they will mess it u -. , ., ., me, i think they will mess it u n . , ., ., , me, i think they will mess it up. he is a bald man, lets see how up. he is a bald man, lets see howi looks _ up. he is a bald man, lets see how i looks stroking - up. he is a bald man, lets see how i looks stroking a - up. he is a bald man, lets see how. looks stroking a cat. i | how he looks stroking a cat. i don't know if he has a we have to check

michael g. wilson broccoli, who brought the bond films to theaters, will continue on as co-owners of the franchise. >> wouldn't quite be a bond film without the broccoli family still involved in it somehow. but you know, i'm glad they can breathe new life into it. keep it going. >> well, the thing is, it's kind of been languishing for a while. i mean, you had daniel craig had this long run, and then it was all these questions about who's the next bond going to be. they throw out a bunch of names and nobody could agree on anything. so i hope with amazon in charge, they'll just go, all right, here's what we're doing. and they certainly have the money to do it. but it's such a great franchise. i still keep saying idris elba is would be the perfect. he would be james bond. >> and you know, they ran into a problem and i got it. i like i think pierce brosnan maybe was the last bond before daniel craig if i'm not mistaken. and you know, i liked him fine. but they ran into a problem with the bourne identity mo

why wilson? michael: a very good question. it's especially a good question because wilson as a policymaker was basically a failure. his great policy initiative was to be one of the major architects of the political settlement after world war i. and the chief goal of that settlement was to prevent another war. and yet 20 years later, world war ii broke out. moreover, woodrow wilson believed that the key to preserving peace was the international organization that he chiefly designed known as the league of nation. s. but he was not -- nations. but he was not able to persuade the united states senate to givethe united states the legal basis for joining the league of nations. and the united states did not join. so as a policymaker wilson was a failure so how could he be considered a titan? it's because of the political ideas that he placed on the international stage. ideas about the proper organization of the world. international politics and international economics. these ideas became so closely identified with him that they came t

wilson: the american office is iconic. dwight: how many people can i fire? michael: um, none... you're picking a healthcare plan. ight: okay, we'll table that for the time being. rainn wilson: terrible bosses. lou: you've got spunk. mary: ...well... lou: i hate spunk! rainn wilson: and terrible work mates. selina: are you kidding? do these not bend the f--- back? gary: no. ry judd apatow: everybody trying to get along. counselman: one problem with hiring women is that they're frail and breakable. leslie: is it possible you're thinking about lightbulbs, or your hip? morgan: hilarious. richard: what do you say to that- ohhh owww! ♪ ethel: what's so tough about earning a living? lucy: yeah?! ricki: have you ever done it? lucy: no, but i could. ricki: ha! danny: lucille ball with the chocolates. always funny. boss: if one piece of candy gets past you and into the packing room unwrapped, you're fired! jeff garlin: all the writers needed to say was lucy had a conveyor belt. you're good. marisa: some of the most memorable episodes of i love lucy are when she gets a job outside the home... but it always unravels. boss: y

, that michael brown was struggling with darren wilsonget his gun away from him. do you feel both of these individuals in these incidents were blameless? guest: not faultless and not blameless. in the trayvon martin case, i think it is recorded clearly that trayvon martin was coming home with a drink and candies and was not involved in any criminal activity of any kind. nobody says that. when he was stopped by this voluntary security guard, confronted, then they got into a struggle. some fight breaks out, but trayvon martin is not the one with the gun and obviously he is the one who sadly is killed at 17 years of age. the other one, there are lots of arguments about exactly what took place. but what is obvious in that case , the police officer was found not responsible, but what happens is the young man's body is left of the street for several hours. people are alarmed by this. i do not know what the young men had done or what he was up to, but why would you treat him in this fashion? i think you have to understand a larger picture here.

and i think that's been a constraint to michael hoover, man, director of the south asia institute at the wilson center. mr. cooper, when we appreciate your time and your insights tonight. thank you. thank you. the greek authorities have declared a state of emergency after the most powerful earthquake so far as check the island of santorini. an unprecedented wave of trimmers his force nearly all residents and taurus to leave thousands continue to feed the greek island of central reeney by sea and air flights and fairies have been fully booked. forcing airlines and ferry companies to add extra services to accommodate travelers. that's a little while ago there was a 5 point one, make me do trauma. my little one is in shock and things that are pretty dangerous. the thing that i felt that are at 1st i couldn't believe it because they've never experienced anything like this before. with this very much, the greek island of center really sits on top of a volcano. the last major options or cod in 1950. but x would say that recent travels are not related to volcanic activity, rather by tectonic plates. m

i spoke with michael kugal and he's director of the south asia institute at the wilson center in washington, dc. he told me what's behind the anger against shake? i've seen a in bangladesh. so yeah, the idea here is remarkable. and especially keeping in mind that the mobs uh went on the attack before she proceeded, had even made her speech once they heard that she was going to make it, they started, they didn't even wait for the speech which shows how much anger there is. so, i mean, there's so much anger against her because of her actions and her, her refusal to atone for them. people are angry about the repression and the corruption that was there over her 15 years of rule. and people are still so angry about the brutality, better security forces needed out on peaceful protesters during her final days and power. but people are also angry because she are a party of not acknowledged or apologize for what, for, for all of those actions in those brutalities. on the, on the contrary, she's been very defiant. she's blaine and others for these things. so, you know, she has not been willing to be

producers barbara broccoli and michael k wilson, whose family controlled the franchise since the firstntellectual property rights to amazon. >> for over 60 years the james bond franchise was overseen by one family, the broccoli family. so for the first time, it's out of their hands and james bond's future will be determined by amazon and whoever else they decide to put in charge. >> reporter: this announcement follows a protracted struggle between broccoli whose father was bond's original producer, and amazon studios. >> i'm sorry, james. >> reporter: amazon originally gained a large ownership stake in the franchise in 2021 as part of its purchase of mgm but they reportedly had to pay an additional billion dollars to gain full control with this latest deal. >> i may have some breaking news for you, elliott. >> reporter: the studio reportedly squabbled with broccoli and her step brother wilson over the direction of the franchise. including who should next play the title role and if there should exist a james bond tv show. >> i think there's an open question as to whether expanding the j

, that michael brown was struggling with darren wilsons gun away from him. do you feel both of these individuals in these incidents were blameless? guest: not faultless and not blameless. in the trayvon martin case, i think it is recorded clearly that trayvon martin was coming home with a drink and candies and was not involved in any criminal activity of any kind. nobody says that. when he was stopped by this voluntary security guard, confronted, then they got into a struggle. some fight breaks out, but trayvon martin is not the one with the gun and obviously he is the one who sadly is killed at 17 years of age. the other one, there are lots of arguments about exactly what took place. but what is obvious in that case , the police officer was found not responsible, but what happens is the young man's body is left of the street for several hours. people are alarmed by this. i do not know what the young men had done or what he was up to, but why would you treat him in this fashion? i think you have to understand a larger picture here. some p

michael coleman. he's director of the side of asia institute of wilson center. he's joining us from washington d. c. thank you very much indeed for being with us. my 1st question was going to be what kind of not ends which on as a rental truck, not under moody offer. donald trump in order to try to avoid these toddlers. i've just seen a line that's come out on the agencies, trump, and i assume that india is going to be purchasing us all. i would imagine that is one of the 1st parts of this deal. right, absolutely. and he is government has actually been very clever. it's probably signal, it's willingness to reduce terrors to buy more american oil, and also to take back a number of on documented in need immigrants in the us. and these are all things that the trump is looking for many countries to do. so i think that by preemptively putting out that message of that, essentially india is willing to make concessions to trump on these issues. indeed is put itself in a position where it's not going to be hit with especially hard terrorists. and indeed, we do know now know that trump has announced reciproca

michael curriculum, and there's a director of the south asia institute at the wilson center. he says india has been trying to align itself with the trump administration's policies. the government has actually been very clever, it's publicly signaled its willingness to reduce tariffs to buy more american oil and also to take back a number of on documented indian immigrants in the us. and these are all things that the trump is looking for in any countries to do. so i think that by preemptively putting out that message that essentially india is willing to make concessions to trump on these issues. india is put itself in a position where it's not going to be hit with especially hard terrorists. and indeed, we do know now know that trump is announced. reciprocal terrace, across the board. but by across the board, i mean, you know, the countries around the world, we don't exactly know just yet how this will impact india. but i do think the fact that new delhi has been so clear about his willingness to make concessions. that must be very clear. mean india did reduce the series of te

is taking creative control of james bond as part of a new deal with the long time producers michael g. wilsonnd barbara broccoli. the duo, who have led the series since 1995, will remain co—owners but step back from the films. wilson is retiring while broccoli is focusing on other projects. it comes amid growing speculation over the franchise's future, with no new 007 announced since daniel craig's final appearance in 2021. amazon acquired mgm in 2022 and will now control the intellectual property rights, with the deal expected to close next year. that's the news on gb news, a full roundup here in about an hours full roundup here in about an hour's time now, though, plenty more with michel. >> thank you very much for that. i'm michelle dewberry and this is dewbs& co. i like that story there about james bond. i've got to say, i'm astonished. it's actually still james bond and it hasn't managed to migrate to james bond. i would give it probably about five minutes before that happens alongside me. i've got kelvin mackenzie, the former editor of the sun and bill rammell former labour minister. i

that the james bond franchise is moving on from the broccoli dynasty as barbara broccoli and michael g. wilsone stepped down after decades at the helm. the pair, whose family launched the films in 1962, are now handing creative control to amazon mgm studios in a major shake—up. it follows years of speculation about bond's future, four years after daniel craig's final outing in no time to die. broccoli and wilson, though, will stay on as co—owners, but amazon will now take the lead on the iconic spy series. those are the iconic spy series. those are the latest headlines for now. i'll be back with you in half an houn i'll be back with you in half an hour. now, though, it's over to dawn. >> thank you very much. now, as the rift between volodymyr zelenskyy and donald trump deepens after the us president described his ukrainian counterpart as a dictator, nigel farage has given mr zelenskyy his backing. >> putin that invaded, it's him that's behaved badly. he's been brought to the table and now what needs to happen, what needs to happen is ukraine needs to get proper security guarantees, because i t

is taking creative control of james bond as part of a new deal with the long time producers michael g. wilsonnd barbara broccoli. the duo, who have led the series since 1995, will remain co—owners but step back from the films. wilson is retiring while broccoli is focusing on other projects. it comes amid growing speculation over the franchise's future, with no new 007 announced since daniel craig's final appearance in 2021. amazon acquired mgm in 2022 and will now control the intellectual property rights, with the deal expected to close next year. that's the news on gb news, a full roundup here in about an hours full roundup here in about an hour's time now, though, plenty more with michel. >> thank you very much for that. i'm michelle dewberry and this is dewbs& co. i like that story there about james bond. i've got to say, i'm astonished. it's actually still james bond and it hasn't managed to migrate to james bond. i would give it probably about five minutes before that happens alongside me. i've got kelvin mackenzie, the former editor of the sun and bill rammell former labour minister. i

creative control of the james bond franchise as part of a new deal with long time producers michael g. wilson and barbara broccoli. the duo have led the series since 1995 and will remain co—owners, but step back from the films. it comes amid growing speculation over the franchise's future. there have been no new 007 films announced since daniel craig's final appearance in 2021. amazon will now control the intellectual property rights, with a deal expected to close next year. that's the news on gb news. plenty more still to come right here with headliners. >> for the very latest gb news, direct your smartphone. sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code or go to gbnews.com/advent. >> james matthewson. >> james matthewson. >> hello! welcome to. >> hello! welcome to. >> headliners. >> headliners. >> where we give you the best. >> where we give you the best. >> of. >> of. >> tomorrow's newspapers with the. best of today's comedians. but first things first. >> we're going to have. >> we're going to have. >> a look at. >> a look at. >> the. >> the. >> front pages. >> front pages. >> of the guar

creative control of the james bond franchise as part of a new deal with long time producers michael g. wilson and barbara broccoli. the duo have led the series since 1995 and will remain co—owners, but step back from the films. it comes amid growing speculation over the franchise's future. there have been no new 007 films announced since daniel craig's final appearance in 2021. amazon will now control the intellectual property rights, with a deal expected to close next year. that's the news on gb news. plenty more still to come right here with headliners. >> for the very latest gb news, direct your smartphone. sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code or go to gbnews.com/advent. >> james matthewson. >> james matthewson. >> hello! welcome to. >> hello! welcome to. >> headliners. >> headliners. >> where we give you the best. >> where we give you the best. >> of. >> of. >> tomorrow's newspapers with the. best of today's comedians. but first things first. >> we're going to have. >> we're going to have. >> a look at. >> a look at. >> the. >> the. >> front pages. >> front pages. >> of the guar