david: in that movie, you conceived of rocky and then you played rocky. was it hard to get that movie sold to people? sylvester: very hard and i understand it. i was basically a classical nobody. and at that time, there were a few men in hollywood that actually considered themselves rather much easement and they could have filled the role. i knew this was the crossroad moment and if i did not hang on, if i did not go all in and the film was a success, i would have never forgiven myself the rest of my life. david: the idea for rocky, where did you come up with the idea? sylvester: everyone thinks it was watching muhammad ali fighting. that was the fabricated type story. rocky -- marciano, who was my side had a fight with muhammad ali when he was suspended in 1970. the light bulb went off, i cited is sort of interesting. but then again, nobody in hollywood who rocky marciano was, so we 1975, i used that as a reference of the neighborhood loser going the distance with the champion. david: does it surprise you, disappoint you, or make you feel good that peopl

sylvester: that is the line and rocky! -- line in rocky! they did not put much faith in that particular occupational choice. they said " have something to fall back on." i said, " what?" i'm not good at anything other than daydreaming. i'm not pragmatic at all. i'm totally abstract. they took me to -- at 16 after being expelled from 11 schools, they took me to the drexel institute of technology and they ran a battery of tests. in conclusion, they said " sylvester appears to be deficient in this and that," we recommend him to be an electrician's assistant or a cab sorter. i keep that as a reminder. david: you wrote the script for rocky, but before that you were an actor. how did you support yourself in those early days? sylvester: i cleaned the lion's cages. i was good with sturgeon in the deli. i was a night watchman. i did a multitude of things. delivery boy. you name it. i would have days free so i could " make the rounds." david: you were writing at night? sylvester: i said " i'm knocking to make it. -- not going to make it," so i got a

david: in that movie, you conceived of rocky and then you played rocky. was it hard to get that movie it sold to people? sylvester: very hard because -- and i understand it, i was basically a classical nobody. and at that time, there were a few men in hollywood that actually considered themselves rather much ease my and they could have filled the role in a sense. i just knew this was the crossroad moment and if i do not hang on if i did not go all in, and the film was a success i would have never forgiven myself for the rest of my life. david: the idea for rocky, where did you come up with the idea. sylvester: everyone things i was watching muhammad ali get knocked down. that was a fabricated story. rocky marciano who is basically my size had a computer fight with muhammad ali when he was suspended in 1970. in the light bulb went off. i said this is kind of interesting. but then again, no one in hollywood who who rocky marciano is. so in 1975, it was more contemporary so i use that as a reference of the neighborhood loser going the distance with the champ

david: in that movie, you conceived of "rocky" and then you played rocky. was it hard to get that movie sold to people? sylvester: very hard, and i understand it. i was basically a classical nobody. and, at that time, there were a few men in hollywood that actually considered themselves rather machines but and they could have filled the role. i knew this was a crossroads moment, and if i did not hang on, if i did not go all in and the film was a success, i would have never forgiven myself the rest of my life. david: the idea for "rocky," where did you come up with the idea? sylvester: there's a misconception about that. everyone thinks it was watching chuck webinar knocking muhammad ali down. that was the fabricated type story. rocky marciano, who was basically my size, had a computer fight with muhammad ali when he was suspended in 1970. and the lightbulb went off. i said, this is kind of interesting. but then again, no one in hollywood knew who rocky marciano was, so, in 1975, i used that as a reference of the bayonne or the neighborhood loser going the d

there's a rocky statue. he's the mascot. his name is rocky when i was in philly. i took a picture with the rocky statue. that is balboa. so everywhere i go there's a rocky around jr. i was going to ask if you've seen any warrior fans out there, but they might be looking towards the next series already. maybe getting ready for memphis or minnesota, but you got to win one more game have not seen warriors fans yet. i will for sure tomorrow here ballerina jr. thank you so much chris. we look forward to it. we'll be back after the break. i'm dan o'dowd and i approved this message. you are watching actual videos of the tesla full self driving technology as recorded by the drivers. from turning too tightly and hitting a pylon... [ expletive ] to swerving toward a pole. jesus. watch the bicyclist on the right almost get hit before the driver takes over. sometimes it seems the tesla doesn't want the driver to take over. i'm trying. this driver had to hit the brakes when the tesla didn't understand a detour sign. ok. here it almost hit a truck. obviously, i had to take over

this is video from tmz showing police entering asap rocky's home searching the property for evidence.he rapper shot at him 3 to 4 times grazing his hand asap. rocky could face assault charges once police take their findings to the d a this is not the first time he's been accused of assault back in 2019, he was arrested in sweden on suspicion of harassing someone and eventually spent about a month in prison. there. the rust film production company has been hit with a fine over safety failures following october's deadly shooting on set. >> rust movie productions must now pay more than $139,000 for the incident, which is new mexico's maximum possible fine for firearm safety failures on a movie set in report, the state's occupational health and safety bureau documented gun safety complaints from crew members that were neglected. the report confirms that revolver was handed to actor alec baldwin without consulting the onset weapons specialist. it also notes the production company did not develop a process to ensure live rounds of ammo were not brought on set the shooting, of course, killed

rocky mountain spotted fever ringworm infectious diarrhea murine typhus malaria influenza communicable diseases where do they come from and how do they spread? many diseases like tuberculosis poliomyelitis and influenza survive in man and are spread from person to person. some diseases spread by other means rats may carry typhus mice may cause bacillary. mary mosquitoes bring malaria dingy encephalitis ticks bring rocky mountain fever relapsing fever flies carry typhoid trachoma. fleas carry bubonic plague some diseases spread from contaminated meat or food raw milk may cause diphtheria undulant fever polluted water schistosomiasis cholera. here every year hundreds of thousands of people suffer from communicable diseases and many die unnecessarily from preventable infections. communicable diseases recognize no boundaries for they've taken their toll of human life the world over their control may be a national problem or it may be regional involving several states or it may be local. an epidemic might start anywhere and reach into many states. the classic example is the 1918 influenza p

there's lots of rocky rift raft. there are areas of the island, the coves on the western side of the cove that allyson pointed out that's accessible by boat so we worked closely with sf boat to get us out to these incredible psyches, these rocky cabo beaches where we would scour the area to look for as many species as we could. in the marina, the fouling organize -- organisms and they attach themselves to the boats or floats and on the right you can see allyson leaning over and taking pictures of the things living underneath the dock. and then for our eel graph survey, we worked with two eel graph experts and you can see then, katie and grace and they would walk when the tide was low with big waiters and walk -- weighters and walk far out into the water scooting their feet along the bottom of the sea floor or the bay floor, looking for the roots of eel grass and the eel grass is a true plant like a grass so it has roots like the grass you would see in a lawn so they would be scooting along looking for visual evidence

joining us now, rocky gonzalez, founder and board chair of frontera fund. rocky, first, i want to ask did i get all the details right there? >> almost, but very close. so there has been cases before. there's over -- since we have data from a report from our partners, a report called roe's unfinished promise that has a lot of research. we've documented over 1,200 cases of pregnant people being charged and incarcerated for their pregnancy outcomes. >> rockie, you have been our liaison throughout all of this. do you know how lizelle is doing tonight? >> so she's celebrating with her family, and she's reunited with her children, and we are set to meet with the family tomorrow. we really wanted to give them the space that they, you know, deserve to be reunited and to celebrate with one another. while dropping the charges is something to celebrate for the family, there's still the very real trauma for her and her children and her parents and her community that has been, you know, taken over the last couple of days. >> your reaction to this news that the d.a. is g

if you thought the relationship between joe biden and kamala was rocky before? waited until you hear this. jill biden the first lady. turns out she doesn't like kamala one bit. never did. not especially after she attacked biden on the debate stage in 2019. remember? >> you know, there was a little girl in california who was part of the second class to integrate her public school.

it's the north american and european economies that are looking distinctly rocky. just before the lights go out, the heating dies away, and every spark can wheel in german manufacturing begins to grind to a halt. and how does the american use of islamist head chopping fanatics in syria compare with their use of actual nazis in the east of ukraine? we'll figure it's all coming up on the think this week. don't miss it. ah the ukrainian as a battalion, like many ukrainian service men, we glanced today that the army command did nothing to defend the positions. hell. keep the dog in for commando and your post a neutral and you go a book, you know, on your machine. you give to mike about by law allergy which long. busy argument to part will, so a textbook. so i think we were seeing me and what do you see via shania snail still mark them on elizabeth jackson. you go for who do you left? would be at the what the, what sort of the shower being with both with tara trade that so recently it looked like an ideal spring board for no tenant on logan's content. it was extremely c

if any surface i think the prime minister is in for a very rocky time on tuesday. is in for a very rockyuesday-— is in for a very rocky time on tuesda . , ., ., ., tuesday. do you agree with that, ni . el? tuesday. do you agree with that, niel? i tuesday. do you agree with that, nigel? i do _ tuesday. do you agree with that, nigel? i do indeed. _ tuesday. do you agree with that, nigel? i do indeed. i— tuesday. do you agree with that, nigel? i do indeed. ithink- tuesday. do you agree with that, nigel? i do indeed. i think this i nigel? i do indeed. ithink this completely _ nigel? i do indeed. i think this completely ops _ nigel? i do indeed. ithink this completely ups the _ nigel? i do indeed. ithink this completely ups the ante. - nigel? i do indeed. i think thisl completely ups the ante. we've nigel? i do indeed. i think this - completely ups the ante. we've had one fine _ completely ups the ante. we've had one fine last tuesday, and i was 'ust one fine last tuesday, and i was just for— one fine last tuesday, and i was just for £50. this one, if it turns out he _ just for £50. this one,

we will go to rockie gonzalez by founder of the group that organized the woman's defense. a prime example of how harmful this legislation impacts low income, counities of color, particularly, along the texas-mexico border. amy: all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. the united nations says more than 4.5 million people have fled ukraine since russia's invasion began 46 days ago on for every 24. on saturday, residents of government-controlled parts of eastern ukraine were urged to evacuate immediately as russia began a major offensive in the donbas region. satellite images show russia has amassed an eight-mile convoy of military vehicles inside russia east of the ukrainian city of kharkiv. over the weekend, russian president vladimir putin tapped aleksandr dvornikov to be russia's new battlefield leader in ukraine. the general most recently oversaw russian troops in syria, where he was accused of targeting civilians and medical facilities. in the ukrainian city of kramatorsk, the death toll has ri

it's the north american and european economies that are looking distinctly rocky. just before the lights go out. the heating dies away and every spark and we'll in german manufacturing, begins to grind to a halt. and how does the american use of islam musk head chopping fanatics in syria? compare with their use of actual nazis in the east of ukraine. we'll figure it's all coming up on the think this week with no, rather it is impossible to undertake any inspection of bio lab set up by the pentagon near russia and former soviet republics as required by the defense threat reduction agency. it's claimed that the labs are for medical purposes, but they're financed by the us defense budget, raising valid concerns that their activities are not just medical, but military with the luca laboratory of georgia is one example. but the labradoodle, dwayne lauren, as much julius foreman, minister of state security, lieutenant general gord kelsey, is talking about reliable documents that fell into his hands new martial music but as laying it as me. surely unless site you but then

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officers take asap rocky into custody. the arrest is in connection to a shooting in november. the rapper is accused of shooting at an acquaintance who suffered a minor injury. asap rocky was with his girlfriend rhianna at the time of the arrest. >>> new mexico issued a citation and fine connected to the accidental shooting on the set of "rust". the state conducted an investigation into the death. it found the production company knew firearm safety procedures were not being followed and demonstrated, quote, plain indifference to employee safety. alec baldwin was holding the gun during a rehearal when it fired a live round. >>> the brother of michelle obama is suing a milwaukee prep school after it canceled his two sons' enrollment. it claims the university school of milwaukee dropped the children in retaliation from complaints made by him and his wife. during the pandemic, while their sons were learning from home the couple says they overheard lessons that gave them serious concern. >> what we saw was a repeated use of racial and ethnic stereotypes in actual assignments, a disr

and that is why the northern rockies ecosystem protection act is so important. because it protects 23 million acres of wild intact ecosystems, forest ecosystems. and there is an interaction, like i mentioned about the pine bark beetles and the trees that leave them standing, and if they burn, that's the forest, forests way of taking care of itself. i could go on but. >> excuse me, i think it's important to -- >> reclaiming my time, reclaiming my time. the logging industry wants us to believe it shares our desires for safe communities and healthy forests. but i think they should stop misleading the public and start telling the truth about what is responsible thinning can amount to chopping down trees. i like to say that i support president biden's directive, his executive order to protect 30% of the land by 2030. that's going to help our environment, that's going to really help it for our children and our grandchildren as many of you have said. and preserving forests will also advance our efforts to combat the climate crisis by locking carbon in the ground. this

do so we campbell, the government to help bring to a spec so that we can keep the business afloat, rocky a 3rd, a shot in yoyo, and continue to maintain the immortal memory of ancient and were super tamia, even though much of its magnificence has been lost to decades of case and neglect my mode up through algebra in babylon, city centrally rock. ah, this is our desert these year told stories. bushes carried out missile attacks and parts of western and southern ukraine for rockets hit the city of live, killing 7 people and wounding 11 o dot. they'll. hamid has more from live if deputy of the mayor has just said in an interview here that actually he believes that those were a guided missiles that were initially set to target even offensive or from gifts that which is south of leave. and then we're rerouted towards the 3 a military target it targets here in and around living. you going soldiers have ignored a russian deadline to lay down arms and mattie poll moscow says his forces have nearly taken over the poor city. and what would be the most significant capture in the, near to month war

it's going to be into areas of northern rockies through the ducaughtoes especially western portions of of the ducoatoes that's 6 to 12 inches of snow and unfortunately going to get a bit of severe weather with the same storm today we'l fires do form they could spread rapidly. mid to upper 90s the weekend forecast is coming up along with your earth day forecast for tomorrow. >> something to smile about. i can't wait >>> coming up, could a budget shortfall derail president biden's attempt to repeal title 42 for migrants? >>> many residents will be riding the high of legal marijuana sales. there's plenty of confusion among police there asap, fyi! lmk! hbd, gordon. hbty... lol, look at this gif. it's gif. fwiw. rotfl. you see my im? - tldr. - what? - too long. didn't read. - ok. we don't need any more acronyms. but we could all use more ways to save. bmx...yolo!! switch to geico for more ways to save. smh. ♪ for decades, most bladder leak pads were similar. save. until always discreet changed that. by inventing a revolutionary pad, that's incredibly thin. because it protects differently. w

these gusts could get up to 100 miles an hour in the rockies. meantime, tuesday and tuesday night, very stormy with hail, wind, isolated tornadoes, and flash flooding. across the south, folks, it's going to be a stormy day in the southeast. i'm accuweather meteorologist kevin coskren. >>> and coming up, just how high grocery prices could rise in the coming weeks. >>> also ahead, the romance novelist on trial charged with killing her husband. the essay she previously wrote about murder. >>> plus the cost of protecting hunter biden. why taxpayers are footing the bill for a mansion ♪ ♪ create a season full of curiosity. your happiest spring starts at lowe's. >>> a new prediction about rising prices at the grocery store. average prices have jumped nearly 9% in the last year, and it is not over. the owner of a new york supermarket chain says he expects food prices to rise another 10% by summer. police in florida say this video shows a gas-stealing ring at work. suspects made off with $60,000 in gas after sabotaging the pumps. six men are in custody.

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in other words leave the forest alone and that is why the northern rockies ecosystem protection act is so important because it protects 23 million acres of wild contact to ecosystem forest and there's an interaction like i mentioned about the pine bark beetles and the trees. leave them standing and if they burned that's the force way of taking care of itself. i could go on. >> i think it's important to -- >> reclaiming my time. the logging industry wants us to share our desires for safe communities and healthy forests. i think they should stop misleading the public and start telling the truth about what is responsible for sending and chopping down trees. i'd like to say i support president biden's executive order to protect 30% of the land by 2030. that's going to help our environment and that's really going to help her children and grandchildren as many of you have said in preserving forests will help combat the climate crisis. this hearing starts the conversation to get to the truth on what the industry is up to and i look forward to the continued efforts to make sure the logging ind

agree, but i just don't know exactly not want to think like a military base and saying the same with rocky. i think, you know, with russia being a good, very good position to attack some small in nature files that have got themselves in the market or sending in the es 300 into you. right. ok, well you know, we can, we can start getting bases and, you know, trying to invoke article 5 going to see and see how others respond to. i'm sure there's a reason why the war bounce, that nobody is sending anything via hunger. it because or mine is realizing you send it to hungry, i'm hungry now becomes a belligerent. so if you've made that point and you say, hey, that's up to you, you know, you sent the weapons in your fight. don't drag us into your fight. a demon on the same token here, going back to england and sweden, there mowing, joining the north atlantic treaty organization. but it may be a undefined name, co conspirator, po, belligerent and a finish is taken out because it's, it's, it's been found to view the sending weapons, the ukraine, and it's not a member. here we have the same situation

system that triggered red flag warnings in the southwest is creating blizzard conditions in the upper rockies and plains, and parts of the central u.s. could get hit by strong storms pking high winds, hail, and even tornadoes. meanwhile, in northern california, a separate system has brought spring snow to the sierra nevada, giving some relief to the drought-stricken state. >> i think it's important, right. it's going to be good for the drought. >> reporter: scientists say these late-april rains in california are barely making a dent in delaying our fire season-- the state is still heading into the summer with the driest january, february, and march on record. adriana, we're talking about more than 170 years. >> diaz: wow, lilia luciano, thank you. to florida now, where an orlando officer today is being hailed as a hero. the deputy climbed the balconies of a building to reach a woman on the third floor, who safely handed a baby over with a fire raging just behind her. there are no reports of serious injuries. in washington, d.c., police today said the gunman who wounded four people friday, inc

is it going to be rock y, you think, a rocky summer?n. there is some good news, but there are plenty of things to worry about as always. but there are a lot of cross currents. >> investors had a really, just a stellar couple years. now there is so much to contend with. and the white house it seems can't catch a break on the economy. almost 1.7 million jobs created so far this year. that's really good. wages are rising. there is this historic push to try to put a lid on gas prices. the white house releasing all this emergency oil the next 180 days. all the things they're doing to tell the american people, we feel your pain. we have a plan. but the polls keep showing people don't feel good about what's happening in the economy right now. >> yeah, no -- well, if you look at joe biden's record on face value, jobs created, you know, he's the champ of all presidents on kind of a time adjusted basis. the problem with doing things to the oil market, the problem with this great growth in jobs is that people are feeling it in terms of the prices

mohammed down in the rocky and african activist and writer and politician. thank you for helping us understand the issue a little bit better. and that does it for me this hour. i'll be back in about 30 minutes with another phone fessler to shoot his r transnationals there with this new when you got the thought, it was no good. i seen those. would you live up houston as a new casa of those or more agreement the easily the in? yeah, i'm or truth of me give you is you give them believe peter, than alberto see.

. >> and rapper asap, rocky a precedent la x what we're learning about his possible role in a shootingomebody to the hospital. and now most admired alum! get up there. this is so embarrassing. there's no way it's me. you know her.... you love her.... ruh roh. what are you doing here? it's anna gomez! who? our first gigillionaire! with at&t fiber, anna's got the fastest internet with hyper-gig speeds. i didn't know you went to this school. we have a lot in common. live like a gigillionaire with at&t fiber. now with speeds up to 5-gigs. limited availability. >> hip-hop superstar asap rocky was taken into police custody this morning in connection to a shooting that happened in hollywood last year. this video from tmz shows police raiding the rapper's home in los angeles this morning. the rapper whose real name is rakim mayers was detained at la x lapd. officials believe mayors is behind the november 2021. shooting near selma and argyle avenue. the bullet grazed one person's hand. he is now out on bail tonight. we now know exactly what happened at last year's deadly astroworld festival in

there are no wildfire seasons in colorado, or the rocky mountain west. there are wildfire years. these fires are now occurring in larger areas, at higher intensity, and it is only projected to increase in the coming years as a result of climate change. my community in colorado back in december, new year's eve, 1084 homes were destroyed, literally within an 18 hour time period. the most destructive wildfire that has ever occurred in colorado. we need more federal firefighting resources. we need to invest in our forests. ultimately, we need to take wildfire resiliency mitigation seriously. for our communities, for our families, for the many people that we represent in the western united states. that is why as chair of this subcommittee we have prioritized wildfire oversight, legislation, including hearings on build back better, natural disasters, climate change, the civilian climate court, public land management and workforce, and yes, forest management as well. for example, the joint chief landscape restoration act which i was proud to introduce alongside senator bennett was inclu

this came out of the rocky mountains. look what it brought off to the west, more snow up to two feet in a couple of cases and ten inches out in heavenly. they're still running the snowcats and running those lifts like crazy. fr fe danger in the south to blizzard conditions >>> again, the system is very big. it's bringing warmth to the midwest, winds, though, out here could gust to 45 miles per hour. >> all right, greg, we'll check back with you soon. >> we do move now to the nba and the big news overnight from those playoff match-ups. zachary kiesch joins us this morning live from the court. he's got the all access tickets this morning at barclays with more. zachary, good morning. >> reporter: all access, whit. three big games on the slate last night and a lot of attention on this atlanta match-up and the big questions around trae young and whether or not he could find his moment against miami. of course, the heat stole the first two games down in south beach. we head to atlanta. ww, what a game here, down one at home in

such a friend of a comrade, which i had all the years of naval service on the rocky shores of the barents older than him. and he was for me as the leader of a dashing sailor. here it is. pavel matveyevich dear be healthy better. tell a friend to a young soldier your word. well , what can i say? i'll tell you the main thing.

the eighth in the rockies play two and 11-11 tie. >> they are looking for their first win of the seasonhere to score the goal and the gable end and a 2-2 draw . >> the women in the ncaa tournament today between south carolina and uconn. >>> new concerns are being raised by health officials regarding covid. you're a champion. you're not a quitter. quitters don't do what they're supposed to. champions do. and you're a star. and you shine. that's what you do. that's what you do every day. [inspirational music] >>> live from the cbs bay studios, this is kpix5 news. >>> thank you so much for joining us. let's start this half hour with the quick check of our weather. >> good morning. another nice day. we are looking for a mostly sunny day with the few high clouds from time to time. cooler than yesterday with high pressure lurking at the bottom of your screen. a few more clouds today than yesterday. tonight and will cloud up in the north with the sprinkle or two. by midweek, 80 degrees inland. the numbers will be pleasant and mild with 60s and 70s and details on the warm-up. >>> a developing s

a sneak peek at rocky balboa. ♪♪ ♪♪ kennedy: i do need your love. fingers other.price of gas from a they've rated oil executives accusing them of price gouging even though last week they said it was putin's fault. remember putin's price hike? thousand fun #. >> the american people are getting ripped off as these companies choose to keep production load with their own profit to say hi. >> consumers are pinched at the pump, oil companies have been raking in profits and pushing for policies that will only make our country mark depend upon oil. >> this doesn't feel fair, it feels like gouging. it even feels like privateering. kennedy: republicans say fellow crews to take the blame off the president's failed policies so who's to blame for high gas prices? he with me to explain, how are future executive director daniel turner is back. daniel, tell me honestly, without overt political agenda, why are gas prices high right now? >> absolutely. first of all, i feel i've done my penance for this having to sit through eight hours of this hearing today. if you w

we need you to lift, this object is the target is at a depth, the dive is risky strong undercurrent rockytom. deadly, of course, i understand, that's why you will do this job. well, are you ready? on the shore of ubu, who are two girls digging merry trash, are you not doing anything that matches the description in orientation? where reinforcements now i'll call? where do you need to understand? yes, i understood, i understood that i was written off early. they carry what i found. if traces, they went there. and what you have in that direction, the surf settlement of 10 kilometers will be clear. i'm listening to. understood. thank you, we are leaving, then the local district police officer found two girls matching the description. everything is moving forward. thanks guys. they won't get very far without transportation. these girls know how to get their own transport and not only transport. good kolyma we have a minute and a half. help went hello, i wish the district officer vasilenko hello, hello. and water, we have already finished all our work and are going to the laboratory to study ma