big open air drug den. excuse me, man, you know there is a drug rehab here. can you use your drugs somewhere else? she s got a meth pipe in her hand. you need to stop your drug habit, maybe you wouldn t get evicted. come on, man, you ve got to do that somewhere else, come on, bro, this is where people live. we re trying to run a business and you guys make it look bad. can you guys go somewhere else with this stuff because it s getting a little out of hand. that s san francisco, the place where y all used to have to worry about a hippie maybe with a flag. now it s become a city full of savages. you re painting with white out. what is that? what are you painting? painting your face with whiteout? that s crazy. is that whiteout lipstick? yes. buddy, why are you rubbing dirt on your face, man? is that a new phenomenon? what s the matter with the bag head? it s not just san francisco. venture off to l.a. county and you ll find 70,000 people. pretty much the who
dc later this year and one foundry in gloucestershire has played a key part. the extraordinary work of art has taken pangolin foundry in stroud and american sculptor sabin howard around 10 years to create, as amanda parr reports. a depiction of one soldier s journey through the great war and a creative journey like no other for the team here at pangolin. the american sculptor, sabin howard, searched the world for a foundry he trusted and he discovered it in stroud. as you can see, the casting has come beautifully, really sharp detail. i m really happy with that. it s been a decade in the making. the process has been astonishing. actors with clothes from the period flew from the states to pose before this rig of cameras. sd images were then made up in foam and clay and sent back to the us for the sculpting, from life, each figure taking hundreds of hours. and then they ve been shipped back to stroud to be cast in bronze. the project of a lifetime. how s the work going? how s
viewers joining us here in the united states and all around the world. you are watching cnn newsroom and i m rosemary church. just ahead, it s victory day in russia. with the kremlin ready to display its military might, even as some regions are scaling back events, due to security concerns over the war in ukraine. a search for answers in allen, texas, as investigators try to piece together a motive for saturday s mass shooting. we re learning new details about how the rampage unfolded. plus, president joe biden will meet with congressional leadership in the coming hours, in hopes of ending the debt ceiling standoff. live from cnn center, this is cnn newsroom, with rosemary church. at this hour, russia is kicking off celebrations for victory day. a national holiday marking the defeat germany in world war ii. several regions in russia have scaled back events, amid security concerns and a lack of military equipment to display. we are expecting remarks from president vlad
their respects. cbs nikki battiste has the tributes from stars of screen and stage. and she led the country through some of our greatest and darkest moments with grace, decency, and a genuine caring warmth. o donnell: and, a role model for women and girls. we meet mothers and daughters from all over britain paying tribute to the queen. so what s the message for all the girls in your family? that anything s possible, isn t it? this is a special edition of the cbs evening news with norah o donnell, reporting tonight from london. o donnell: good evening and thank you for joining us from outside buckingham palace, where not even the rain or increasingly chilly temperatures could keep people from paying their respects to the queen. and today, the commonwealth heard from its new sovereign, king charles iii, addressing a grieving nation, and the world, for the first time as king, promising to carry on his mother s lifelong service to the british people. king charles and
their respects. cbs nikki battiste has the tributes from stars of screen and stage. as she led the country through some of our greatest and darkest moments with grace, decency, and a genuine caring warmth. o donnell: and a role model for women and girls. we meet mothers and daughters from all over britain paying tribute to the queen. what s the message for all the girls in your family? that anything s possible, isn t it? this is a special edition of the cbs evening news with norah o donnell, reporting tonight from london. o donnell: good evening, and thank you for joining us from outside buckingham palace, where not even the rain or increasingly chilly temperatures could keep people from paying their respects to the queen. and today, the commonwealth heard from its new sovereign, king charles iii, addressing a grieving nation and the world for the first time as king, promising to carry on his mother s lifelong service to the british people. king charles and camil