reynold takes charge of the pennsylvania state militia. the militia men are going to serve throughout the antietam campaign. they are not ever going to see combat for which reynolds is somewhat rightful. not quite sure how the men are going to do he confides to a letter to his sister with some of his doubts about the quality of this pennsylvania's day militia. they end up moving back through the cvrr. in those days the cumberland valley railroad ran through downtown chambersburg. downtown greencastle. downtown through mechanicsburg. hotels and businesses lined the railroad tracks. it was on main street. these boys in their social -- soldier uniforms are thrilled because the townspeople particularly the very pretty girls of the cumberland valley turn out lavishly to chair these men. at one point they go by the irving female academy to which one soldier says, i think we need to stop the train right here and make this our camp for the rest of the war. they're obviously not going to stop at the irving female academy. that these young men in bl

burt reynolds. [applause] : thank you, frank.our job. [laughter] dean: i don't think any of us here have to worry about that. [laughter] [applause] burt: hi, nancy, hi, dutch. you changed agents, didn't you? [laughter] burt: dutch and i have a lot in common. for one thing, we both played college football. i played football at florida state. dutch played at eureka. florida state is going to the gator bowl. did eureka get a bowl bid? [laughter] burt: and, of course, we both made westerns. i made four westerns, dutch made four westerns, "cowboy from brooklyn" in 1938, "angel from texas," "santa fe trail" in 1940, and "cattle queen of montana" in 1955. hold it down. [laughter] burt: i was going to do a remake of "cattle queen of montana," but they wanted me to play the title role. [laughter] burt: in the early 1950's, dutch went into television, hosting "general electric theater" and "death valley days." he parlayed two television series into a lot better job. i parlayed two terrible television series into another terrible television

burt reynolds. mr. vincent scully, a giant in the baseball world. mr. ben vereen. hello, ben.ariety club orchestra, so lovingly conducted for so many years by our dear friend, mr. nelson riddle. ♪ host: welcome to our "all-star party for dutch reagan." ♪ ♪ [laughter] the music says it all, ladies and gentlemen. this is a lovely way to spend an evening. tonight marks a special celebration for variety clubs. we started out by honoring the big duke, john wayne, and here we are honoring duke's pal, dutch. tonight we honor the only man from our community who ever wound up living in public housing. [laughter] tonight's guests, i am happy to say, the rules of protocol have been relaxed. tonight he is dutch. , if anyone can't handle that, you can call him mr. dutch. that's ok. [laughter] frank: as for nancy, do as i do. call her beautiful. [applause] frank: by the way, dutch, you've got a lot of friends here tonight. some of the white house press will be served their favorite meal leak soup. ,[laughter] frank: i insisted on having that joke instead of somebody else reading it. dutch d

just a bit of an inconsistent connection with rob reynolds but of course that has been. now this news reports in the u.s. media that his 13 year old daughter giana was also on the helicopter but of course we know that kobe bryant had 4 children he is survived by his wife and also has 3 on the door says the youngest child they had in june but there has been reaction coming in with new to this news that kobe bryant has died in this helicopter crash in calabasas california and rob reynolds i believe is back for us and what is the latest that you are hearing that because we have had confirmation from this news and of course a statement from the mayor of calabasas yes maria maria. to report. your elected her parents who. greeted. her birth 13 year old daughter was among the. all apologies for that rob brown reporting to us from calabasas california which of course is the site of this helicopter crash kobe bryant traveling there with his daughter but also we understand there were several other companions and. in terms of the circumstances of this crash we know that. because in

burt reynolds.plause) >> look at that center table, and i really wouldn't want your job. >> i don't think any of us have to worry about that. >> hi, nancy, dutch. he changed agents, didn't you? dutch and i have a lot in common. we both played college football. i played at florida state. dutch played at eureka. florida state is going to the gator bowl. did eureka get a bowl bid? and of course we both made westerns. i made four westerns, dutch made four westerns, cowboy from brooklyn in 1938, cattle queen and montana in 1955 cattle queen of montana in 1955. all of them. i was (laughs) going to do a remake of 1950's, dutch went ino television, hosting general electric theater and death valley days. he parlayed two tv series into a lot better job. i followed one television series into another terrible television series. he spent eight years at the branch office in sacramento bee for being called in sacramento, the for being called in sacramento, before being called to headquarters back east. we are grat

reynolds consumer products, reynolds wrap, aluminum foil, hefty trash bags, is bucking the downtrend,urging its debut at the nasdaq, first multibillion-dollar listing of 2020 shares up about 8% since going public the ceo lance mitchell joins us now in a first on cnbc interview. thanks for being here. congratulations on the ipo >> thank you and we appreciate the invitation to talk with you today about our ipo and reynolds consumer products >> so in terms of the capital you've raised today, you'll take it to pay down debt and also it looks like you intend to pay a quarterly cash dividend as well, right? that's the plan? >> yes we're going to pay 50% of net income, which is a yield of about 3.4% on an ongoing basis >> got it. given the fact we have seen these coronavirus concerns, it's been whacking commodity prices as of late, including aluminum what does that mean for reynolds overall, and gis what is your outlook for some of those raw commodities you use to make your products >> those commodities for us is coming down will provide us with a tailwind as we're able to be able to hold on

[cheering] also first gentleman kevin reynolds. >> do we love him?re we going to win iowa for president trump? yes. four more years! [crowd chanting four more years!] >> on february 3, we are going to caucus. on november 3, we are going to vote. and on november 4, we are going to celebrate four more years of president trump! pres. trump: great job. thank you. she was driving me a little bit batty. what about ethanol? i said, kim, i am doing a lot for that. we want ethanol. we want biofuel. she is asking for things i never heard of. we got them all. whatever she wanted. by the way, joni ernst and the great chuck grassley are right now in washington fighting for fairness. fighting the hoax. fighting for all of us. they called and said, do you mind if we do not go tonight? i said, i want you to be where you are. they are fighting for us. they are great people. [cheering] chuck grassley, joni ernst, they would call and say, we have to help our farmers. the speaker of the iowa house of representatives, a man with really fantastic genes, although you had a

to heart you have to listen to your in authority and get it in touch with your discipline i'm sam reynolds and astrologer and you are in the stream. and i'm really could be listening to my inner authority it's unclear when human beings started looking up at the stars and planets for guidance solace our comfort perhaps the strategy is as old as humanity itself but something a lot newer the digital age has started a global astrology boom astrologer and our current explains more. i think there's a void being laughed at by religious institutions falling apart by a lack of faith in pharmacology lack of faith in psychiatry people are looking for a different way to try to understand themselves without going to certain extremes. and astrology comes in on these new technological platforms and fills that any. astrologers and investors are seeing opportunity where the stars and technology align according to one venture capitalist the market is now worth over $2000000000.00 u.s. dollars and joining me to chat about the stars the planets and the tech behind it all are some of astrology biggest influenc

rob reynolds joins us now from near the scene of the crash rob what's the latest and what's happening where you are. well kim it was about 6 hours ago that kobe bryant's helicopter crashed and disintegrated on the hillside behind me it's some distance away but it's still possible to see some of the debris and some of the. law enforcement workers in blaze orange jackets going over the site there was a brush fire there and you can also still see occasionally some bits of smoldering smoke coming up from the crash site now according to the l.a. county sheriff alex along the way that there were 9 people on board kobe bryant it's believed that his 13 year old daughter giana was also on board the names of the other 7 people which included one pilot have not yet been released the aircraft was a sikorsky 76 helicopter a an aircraft that has actually a robust safety record of the cause of this crash is not known there is a team from the national transportation safety board that's the federal agency that is on its way to california now to go over the debris and try to figure out whether this was

we'll have reaction from washington in just a moment with reynolds right for us to our correspondent in tehran assad so an admission of responsibility after days of denials what's prompted it. well yes the days of denali had many people within the government and also the aviation authority denying that it was a missile strike but now this morning the general military staff has said that it was the missile defense system that brought down that airplane they say that the airplane had taken a turn towards revolutionary guard sensitive site and this missile was shot. hit by a missed it was a mistake it was human error they say they have said the condolences are with the families of the victims and he's all divorce all said that the revolutionary guard will go on state t.v. and explain to the iranian people what's happened now this is a sensitive issue people for days here have been listening to the government the governments did not as they wasn't them but now this morning the government president rouhani have come out and said that yes it was an iranian missile that porch the airplane d

in newark astrologer stan reynolds and in the new york lucy green is a futurist at wunderman thompson welcome to the stream everyone cheney i'd love to start with you how did you get into astrology in the 1st place i had a reading when i was 12 years old and the astrologer read not only my chart but my dad's chart and my new step mom and her children's chart and as a young child coming into a new family set up the astrologer was able to facilitate a conversation that really helped me to understand the difference between me and my kind of new family set up between me and my step brother and sister and it really helped me understand that we all work through challenges really differently and all come into whatever group setting or life or what have you with our own. it might. go ahead. yet it really spoke to me and everything that the astrologer was saying but really familiar and in that familiarity i was like what is this how do you do this and she had written a book and so i got that and i've been studying ever since wow from such a young age so we have several people in our community

president barack obama described the loss as hop right rob reynolds joins us from near the scene of the crash in what are we hearing from the l.a. county sheriff's office about what's happening here with the investigation. stand we are waiting to hear from the l.a. county sheriff. at this hour they have scheduled a press briefing at a fire station that is not far from where we're standing and we are learning new information about the fateful flight that ended in tragedy and disaster and about who was on board that helicopter we the. in addition to kobe bryant and his daughter giana i was 13 years old. the aircraft also carried a coach from orange coast college in costa mesa a long time bass baseball coach from that college john also belly died in the accident according to an official statement from the college the author belly family also confirms that all to billy's 13 year old daughter alyssa and all to billy's wife were also on board the aircraft another horrible family tragedy no alyssa all to billy played on a basketball team with kobe bryant's daughter giana of course was another

thank you, kim reynolds. [cheering] pres. trump: you know, i endorsed her.want to take full credit for the job she is doing. [laughter] pres. trump: i endorsed her very early. very early i endorsed her. i know talent. she has done a great job. democrats stand for crime, corruption, and chaos. republicans stand for law, order, and justice. we are finding the illegal gang members, drug dealers, and predators, and we are throwing them out of our country, ideally. we don't want to put them in prison because, you know what? we have to pay for them for the next 50 years. but sometimes we have to, they are too dangerous and we have no choice. thanks to our tireless efforts to secure the border, we have reduced illegal border crossings seven straight months in a row and they are getting lower. and shockingly, as that wall gets longer, the crossings get less. remember the democrats, you don't need a wall. you don't need a wall. you don't need it. seven years ago they all voted for it, but they just didn't have the ability to build it. and this and that and property a

dean reynolds, cbs news, hamilton, ohio. >> o'donnell: and we care, too, naomi.l be right back. naomi. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ >> o'donnell: on tomorrow's "cbs evening news," the illness that's filling emergency rooms and has so many parents on edge, worried about their children's health. we've got important information for you. and that's tonight's "cbs evening news." i'm norah o'donnell in washington. we will see you right back here tomorrow. hope you have a good night. ♪ >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >> i'm don dahler. we have a lot more to tell you about this morning, starting with the tensions with iran. president trump says iran appears to be standing down after the missile barrage on two iraqi air bases that house u.s. troops. no casualties are reported, and the president says the u.s. is ready to embrace peace. he addressed the nation from the grand foyer of the white house. >> as long as i'm president of the united states, iran will never be allowed to have a nuclear weapon. good morning. i'm pleased to inform you the american people s

at reynolds community college here in richmond, majority of students are people of color. the college looked at retention rates, who starts a degree program in then goes on to complete it? they identified students who started one academic year in didn't come back the next. they asked, why didn't the students come back? the answer is really important, the facts showed it was not academics that kept them from coming back. in fact, these students usually had earned a 3.1 grade point average when they left school. let that sink in for a minute. these students enrolled in a degree program, trying to get his skill so that they can get a job and provide for the people they love. they set a goal, they worked hard, they performed well, but dropped out. why? they left because life got in the way. the car broke down, or the baby got sick, or they lost their job, just trying to get ahead and then life hits you. if you're that person and life gets in the way, you are out of luck. and that breaks my heart. here is the good news, reynolds families have found ways to help, and now virgini

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margaret. >> brennan: dean reynolds, thank you. a 24-year-old woman was charged today in the latest anti-semitic attack in new york cy.it a recent wave of assaults has the jewish community there on edge, and police on high alert. don dahler reports. >> reporter: surveillance video of the new year's day attack shows a jewish man in brooklyn being punched in the neck by a woman after an eyewitness says she yelled anti-semitic slurs. the 24-year-old woman was arrested. it's just one in a series of at least 13 such attacks, many documented by grainy security video that have happened in the itw york city area over the past 10 days. he my, the family of the most seriously injured victim from the monsey, new york, machete attack, 71-year-old josef nuemann, gave some grim news. >> he has a fractured skull. he's been sliced, like, through his neck. he has a shattered arm.m. >> reporter: new york city has icreased police patrols in certain neighborhoods, some of which have been experiencing increased tension between african american and jewi

dean reynolds, cbs news, hamilton, ohio. >> o'donnell: and we care, too, naomi.l be right back. l be right back. ♪ ♪ >> o'donnell: on tomorrow's "cbs evening news," the illness that's filling emergency rooms and has so many parents on edge, worried about their children's health. we've got important information for you. and that's tonight's "cbs evening news." i'm norah o'donnell in washington. we will see you right back here tomorrow. hope you have a good night. trump: obamacare is a complete and total disaster. let obamacare implode. nurse: these wild attacks on healthcare hurt the patients i care for. i've been a nurse in new york for thirty years. i know the difference leadership can make because i saw what mike bloomberg did as mayor. vo: mayor bloomberg helped lower the number of uninsured by 40%, covering 700,000 more new yorkers, life expectancy increased. he helped expand health coverage to 200,000 more kids and upgraded pediatric care--- infant mortality rates dropped to record lows. and as mayor, mike bloomberg always championed reproductive health for

dean reynolds, cbs news, hamilton, ohio. >> quijano: so many people do.d news for this sunday. "60 minutes" is coming up. thanks for watching and good night. >>> live from the cps bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >>> at 6:00, the feds could go after california fire victims for billions the kid recover the cash from pg and e. plus -- >>> it has been a long time. 49er fans are still writing that high from yesterday. >> the big question tonight, who what would the faithful ratherhith f? nextway. what to expect for your morning to keep your really handy all t week. >> good evening, i in julian goodrich. 49er fans will find out in an hour or so who will be coming seafgec ttaming chthe am plane. >> reporter: here tewe are, the day after the big game and the most urgent question on this sunday evenings, would you rather play green bay or seattle? the came all the way from southern california for the game so they weren't just about to leave town so quickly. >> we want to stay. >> reporter: for rafael cortez, there is an urge to see the 49ers play seattle to

>>> iowa governor kim reynolds delivered the state of the state address at the iowa state capitol in des moines. in her speech, governor reynolds highlighted goals to cut taxes, increase spending on mental healthcare and continue to invest in workforce programs. >>> thank you. thank you. thank you. mr. president, mr. speaker, lieutenant governor, legislative leaders, senators, and representatives, justices and judges, elected officials, distinguished guests, family, friends, and my fellow iowans, please be seated. each time i enter this spectacular building, i'm reminded of the generation of iowans who have come before us. and each time i walk into this historic chamber, i'm humbled by the responsibility of following in the footsteps of some amazing leaders and outstanding public servants. we lost a number of those leaders last year. most notable for us today is chief justice mark cady, whose absence is felt right there in the front row. he loved his state. and he loved the law. and to his family and the colleagues in the iowa judicial branch, our entire state shares your loss. [ app

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dean reynolds, cbs news, south bend, indiana. >> quijano: powerful piece of art.nd news for this sunday. coming up, "60 minutes." ecm elaine quijano in new york. sanks for watching. good night. >>> it was a nightmare like you wouldn't believe. knowing that one of your children is out there and you don't know what has happened to them. >> now at 6:00, he vanished without a trace on the way to a soccer tournament. his family's desperate plea 8 months later. >> the man who tried to chase down some laptop thieves on new year's eve who was killed on his birthday was remembered by the community today. >> i admire you for being such a good friend. >> standing room only at this church service. pporafr anuglys beautiful show suact of vandalism. >>> good evening. >> tributes are pouring in tonight for an oakland man killed in a botched laptop robbery. how his heartbroken family members are keeping his memory alive. >> reporter: hundreds of people came out today to remember him as a brilliant scientist and a caring friend. by all accounts, zeng was one of the bay area's best

left of course is john fulton reynolds and right is george gordon mead, and they become important in 1863 ar yu bli, and then in 1861, they are brigade commanders. so on each of the union treks as you could say out the dranesville, one of them leads it. so reynolds goes out, and commands the expedition and then mead goes out to command the expedition, and mead is none too pleased with what he is doing. and for example, this house here belongs to a man named john gunnell who is a fiery secessionist in the area and his farm is ground zero for stealing forage. and lee does not believe it should be in the army's business to take that stuff, and so he said, it is sad to do such injury, and the cause to thus allow on the individuals. it is important to remember that these armies are young, and lot to learn. this war is more vicious as the time goes on, and the reason that i mention the two expeditions is because the pennsylvania reserves have three brigades, and if reynolds was the first one and mead led the first one and then who led the third one. this is edward osso krepid ward, and his

our people to the families of all victims and to other affected nations well we'll go live to rob reynolds in washington d.c. for us in a moment but let's begin with a sad bag in tehran said that this admission as missing comes off the days of denial so why are we hearing this now. well we've had to know those for days now the iranian government said that it was false false the false they said that of the united states of spreading lies the government spokesman here said that the united states and its friends were rubbing salt in the rooms of families families of the victims but they had been governments around the world to states that said that they had intelligence that the airlines shut down by a missile we also had the new york times release of video that showed a projectile which we now know to be a missile go up into the air and strike the aircraft to craft and port fire crushed to the ground we have several videos but we had denials appointed now the head of the aviation authority here said that it was scientifically impossible and it is logical that it was shot down by a missile de

legend tommy bryant broad's private helicopter came down on a hillside in california on sunday rob reynolds ripples. near the arena where kobe bryant thrilled so many l.a. laker fans and led his team to so many victories for 20 years hundreds gathered to mourn flowers candles balloons and basketballs filled the square many people came wearing the l.a. lakers team colors or jersey with bryant's number i just wanted to pay my respects so one of the greats in basketball and just a great human being in general. the mood was some bird and tinge with disbelief the sun is going to down the blackhawks market they have been working the scene right we're still all trying to process this he was well loved as you can see all these people here if he was not love none of us will be here for many bryant was more than a mere sports star he did a lot for kids he did online photo. the world is not just in the united states but globally he inspired so many men and women all over the world bryant was 12 year old jayden jackson hero and inspiration colby was my idol he really meant like meant a lot to los angel

he's resigned 26 year-old michael reynolds was accused of using a racial slur against a woman duringnashville. in 2018 that then officer barged into the house next to the one that he and friends were renting for a bachelor party weekend. police say the reynolds was told monday to report for his disciplinary process on thursday instead he resigned court records indicate that reynolds was found guilty. 3 counts of assault with fear of bodily injury and one count of aggravated criminal trespass. castro is out of the 2020 democratic presidential race, the former housing and urban development secretary announced the end of his presidential campaign via twitter today. the castro campaign appeared to be nearing the end for months now is that candidates struggle to raise enough money to keep up with his democratic opponents. he was the only prominent a candidate in the race. >>another democratic presidential candidate, marianne williamson has made a big campaign change but she is not out of the race. 2 former staffers say she laid off or entire campaign staff on new year's eve. because of fi

rob reynolds joins us from near the scene of the crash and rob we've been hearing more from the los angeles county sheriff to hold a press conference sports the largest there. well the latest on the investigation is that there will be in the sea and best to get is that's the federal national transportation safety board that will be coming to look at the wreckage on the hillside which is now shrouded in darkness but is behind me we've also heard that the f.b.i. will be investigating this all of that will probably take place this morning we are tomorrow morning rather we just saw a los angeles county sheriff's all terrain vehicle being moved into position at the bottom of the hill here so we will get more information from those authorities as they begin going through not only the. crash remains the the wreckage on the hillside but also looking at the manifest looking at the maintenance history of the sikorsky 76 b. aircraft that crashed examining the records of the pilot and a number of other things a very detailed investigation into an incident of this sort that you mentioned stand the crowd

rob reynolds in washington then other world news oman has declared 3 days of mourning after the death of a state assault on kabul's been side outside the region's long as ruling warnock's died after a long illness at the age of 76 his cousin hyphen bin tara cow side has been sewn in as his successor has more. a year to one in. the announcement of salt on kabul says death came on state t.v. . the man who ruled a man for 50 years had been unwell for a number of years 3 days of national mourning on now underway. in his funeral procession has started in the capital mascots and who laid to be buried in the rule cemetery in months. and just hours after the announcement of his death his family had already chosen his successor. haitham been taught a side suit on called his cousin in true money form it was a smooth and quick transition haitham been taught his side was the culture minister and in charge of the country's 2040 development programme the sultan is a man's paramount decision maker and also holds the positions of prime minister supreme commander of the armed forces minister of defens

i'm james reynolds. our top stories... donald trump defends the killing of iran's top military commander qasem soleimani, insisting that washington is not looking for regime change we took action last night to stop a war. we did not take action to start a war. iran's supreme leader has vowed "severe revenge" on those responsible for the death of the iranian general. tens of thousands of iranians have taken to the streets in protest in tehran and other cities. we'll bring you the latest reaction live from the us. hello, and welcome to world news today. in a major escalation the united states has assasinated one of the most powerful men in the middle east — iran's military commander — general qassem soleimani. he was killed by a us air strike outside baghdad airport in an attack ordered by president trump. the us says general soleimani had been plotting to kill americans in the region. iran has threatened severe revenge. at rallies across iran crowds are denouncing what they call us crimes. here's our middle east editorjerem

i‘m james reynolds. 0ur welcome to bbc news. i‘m james reynolds. our top stories:. police have told us that we can drive in but not drive out. so it seems this whole province where the coronavirus first broke out will now be locked down. rescuers search for survivors after powerful earthquake strikes eastern turkey. the fight back against the president trump, his lawyers set out the case for the defence in his impeachment trial. and sir david attenborough thanks

>>the woman says reynolds who serves at the new york police department broke into her home in the middle of the night in 2018. he was renting a house next door while on vacation in nashville. i can use halliburton says that he eventually did leave, but he was yelling racial slurs and threats on the way out. >>try candidate. to demand answers from the n y p be about why michael randle is still a new york city police all but first and foremost. >>reynolds was later convicted of assault and criminal trespassing and will serve a 15 day jail sentence later this month, but he is still with the new york city police department, even though he is on non law enforcement duties in internal review is said to be underway. still ahead tonight, some scary moments for a parent after a man steals a car with 2 daughters in the back seat where police caught up with the suspect and how those girls are doing tonight. >>and in the morning after a man live south driving at a 100 miles an hour. he crashed we've got the details if you're streaming us on kron on the news continues during the as a struggling actor

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and we now go live to rob reynolds was outside the staples center where the massage a snake is a horse playing in downtown los angeles rob tell us 1st about what's been happening this sample centers because kobe bryant's home of course i imagine a lot of people there a lot of emotional. it is an emotional scene fall of course the staples center which is just across the way from where i am now was the place where koby bryant thrilled so many fans over the course of 20 years now people have come here to pay their respects and i'll just step out of the way so that our cameraman steve smith can show you a bit of the scene here there are people who have laid flowers balloons lit candles and. come to pray they come to. pay their respects of course there's a lot of media many reporters and photographers here as well there's really a somber mood here people are very quiet for the most part although occasionally a chant will break out in kobe's name more people chanting m.v.p. m.v.p. of course bryant's death that such a young age shocked this city very much not to mention the death tragically o

resident who traveled to the region rob reynolds has the latest. the man sickened by the corona virus entered the us via seattle international airport on january 15th he's a resident of snow home ish washington north of seattle officials say he had traveled to the region around china where the outbreak began the 1st case of novel coronavirus is a washington man in his thirty's who returned from han subsequently got ill sought medical care and with promptly identified the man is being treated and closely observed in a seattle area hospital he's described as being in stable condition. the corona virus is believed to have originated at an outdoor market in wool han that sold fish and wild game it has sickened people in china and other individuals in japan south korea taiwan and thailand several people are known to have died from the virus it causes fever severe respiratory distress and organ failure chinese officials say it can be spread from human to human travelers returning from rouhani should be on the lookout for a fever and best between fact in

state of california the former los angeles lakers player was one of 9 people who died he was 41 rob reynolds reports. kobe bryant's helicopter crashed and disintegrated on this hillside in calabasas outside los angeles witnesses said there was heavy fog and poor visibility in the area at the time of the accident. resident paula dolan heard multiple explosions before the helicopter went down wired one bang one of was in the air and the last 2nd their 2nd bang as it was just sunday and then i heard a huge crash on board with a 41 year old retired superstar and his 13 year old daughter giana as well as 7 others including the pilot police have not released their names are far far is tied in to the actu site with their mentally quick man and a hose lines to. extinguish the stubborn fire unfortunately all the survivors born were determined to carry. the cause of the crash is unknown the helicopter as a course key $76.00 b. has a robust safety record federal crash investigators will search the wreckage and more gentle parties will be looking at the history of the pilots and whatever crew was on boa

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lakers where bryant spent the whole of his illustrious 20 year career rob reynolds is there as well obviously everyone gathered there are huge admirers of kobe bryant tell us a little bit about what the atmosphere is like in the mood. it's very somber here this is a place a public laws or just across the street from the staples center where for so many years kobe bryant thrilled so many fans and led his team to so many victories now this is a place of more. let's show you exactly what. little flavor of what's going on here so many people have gathered many of them are wearing the lakers colors of purple and gold people have brought their children they've set up shrines made of. candles and flowers there's a big video screen above the plaza where kobe bryant's image and the dates of his death and life. birth and death are displayed it's quite a touching scene here many people seem to be engaged in prayer and of course. for los angeles koby was a very important very special person but you know basketball is one of the most popular sports all around the world and its heroes are heroes for kids a

and the canadian government expects full corporation from iranian authorities let's bring in rob reynolds in washington d.c. now rob again the rain ians admitting responsibility but also saying this is a result of us adventurism to what's the reaction from this so far. that's right that was a statement on twitter by the iranian foreign minister folly. said that the shooting down of the plane was a result of human error in a crisis period that was sparked by u.s. intervention or adventurism excuse me there has been no response on this side of the atlantic other than prime minister trudeau's statement which you read a moment ago we reached out to all the relevant authorities in the u.s. president from has not tweeted about this but i think that when the lights come back on in washington and the sun comes up president trump will be pushing back hard against that insinuation by the iranian authorities that the u.s. is in some way culpable for the shooting down of the aircraft i think that also president trump will and his authorities and his officials will probably point to the long cover up

i'm james reynolds.rities finally admit accidentally shooting down the ukrainian passengerjet. as canada's air accident experts head to iran, prime minister trudeau demands a full and complete inquiry into the crash, in which 57 canadians died. the queen meets other senior royals on monday to discuss harry

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i'm james reynolds.ssengerjet, blaming human error. polls open in taiwan for the country's presidential election where relations with mainland china have taken centre stage. the death has been announced of the sultan of oman, the longest serving ruler in the gulf. and, plants living the high—life — why vegetation is growing at higher altitudes in the himalayas. in the past hour, iran has admitted it did shoot down