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softer maybe. but, come on down. >> it's the price is right! >> the first 35 years, bob parker hosted the price is right, a game show that challenge contestants to guess the price on everyday items. >> the actual retail price is, $200 -- you are the winner. >> a court born in arlington washington park, to spend his early years on the roads but indian reservation in south dakota, where his mother was a schoolteacher. in 1942, he joined the navy, training as a fighter pilot during world war ii. his entertainment career began in radio, with the barb parker show. >> okay i've got it, bob, go. i'm >> gonna go. >> his big break and television come six years later, as in the game show truth or consequences. >> if you like excitement, you have come to the right place. >> and in 1972, it was on to the show that would make him a household name. >> 33 cents. >> it became the longest
backlash was inevitable. the backlash has come from many different quarters, from female players, also, more recently, male players, also, more recently, male players have started speaking out, coaches as well. people from other areas as well just a coaches as well. people from other areas as welljust a normal civic society have been speaking out about this. the consensus, not necessarily unanimous, but the consensus was this was unacceptable behaviour, not just because of the gender issue and the fact it was nonconsensual, but the fact it was nonconsensual, but the image it was giving up spain. many people are upset that this is the image that the head of the federation was giving of spain at such an important moment for spanish football. . ~ such an important moment for spanish football. ., ~ , ., such an important moment for spanish football. . ~' , ., ~ such an important moment for spanish football. ., ~ , ., . ., ., football. thank you. we will follow those developments _ football. thank you. we will follow those developments closely. - in northern ireland, there are new developments in the case of a veteran known as soldier f who is accused of two murders in 1972 in londonderry. live now to our correspondent sara girvin who's in londonderry.
what is the latest? in the three decades of _ what is the latest? in the three decades of violence _ what is the latest? in the three decades of violence that - what is the latest? in the three | decades of violence that marked what is the latest? in the three - decades of violence that marked the troubles in northern ireland, 1972 was its bloodiest year. it was in january that 13 people were killed and more than 15 injured when soldiers from the army's parachute regiment opened fire on a civil rights march here in londonderry. that they became known as bloody sunday. in the wake of what happened a man called soldier f, we cannot tell you his name because of an order, has been practising due to the murder of two men. he is also facing charges of five counts of attempted murder. today at londonderry courtjudge ruled that he is witness statements, from five soldiers who saw what happened that day, were admissible in this case. it is considered to be crucial
from military witnesses can to be used as evidence in the trial of solider f over bloody sunday in 1972. 13 people were shot dead when the parachute regiment opened fire on a civil rights march in londonderry. soldier f, who cannot be named for legal reasons, has been charged with two murders and five attempted murders. a drink—driver, who killed a charity cyclist and then hid his body in a shallow grave on a remote scottish estate, has been sentenced to 12 years in prison. alexander mckellar was speeding when he hit 63—year—old tony parsons, and left him to die on the a82 near bridge of 0rchy in 2017. mr parsons' remains weren't found for three years. british police are investigating the deaths of 88 people in the uk who bought a poisonous substance from a man in canada who's accused of helping people to take their own lives. kenneth law was arrested near toronto in may,
a spotless giraffe. that's right. take a look at this rare one-of-a-kind adorable baby born july 31st, at the bright zoo in the town of limestone, tennessee. officials say she is believed to be the only solid color giraffe on the planet. the last recorded spotless giraffe was in tokyo in 1972, zoo officials are asking for the public's help in naming their new superstar. okay, we kind of had a vote in the control room, and we decided on "plain jane." what do you think? that's tonight's "cbs evening news." i am norah o'donnell. good night. ♪ ♪ . right now, a heated battle in san francisco over clearing the unhoused from city sidewalks. when you say that public space is only available to a particular class of people we have a problem. >> the police in the corner. they see people laying down and they can't do nothing about it.
tennessee, 80 miles east of knoxville, one very rare baby giraffe. this female giraffe has no spots. so unique, she's making global headlines tonight. just three weeks old, already six feet tall. there with her mother, who has all of her spots. but her baby giraffe standing out in the crowd at the family-owned bright zoo. and right here tonight -- >> hi, david. >> david: david brights, and one of the other giraffes welcoming us. >> welcome to bright zoo in beautiful limestone, tennessee. here with mr. al at our giraffe feeding station. >> david: david telling us that even though the baby doesn't have spots, missing the spots means nothing when it comes to her health. perfectly healthy. >> we've been in contact with zoo professionals all over the country, and especially the old timers that have been around for a long time. hey, have you seen this, what are your thoughts? and nobody's seen it. >> david: say they not since 1972, a spotless giraffe back then in japan.
academy in 1965 by senator who i was running against in 1972. never planned it that way, i wasn't old enough to be sworn in, i was 29 years old. fine man, jay caleb boggs. >> the "new york post" facts checked this. no evidence he was ever arrested, no evident he visited tree of life synagogue. the job at lumber company, representatives said it was newing to them. the whousz has a hard job, kevin. >> kevin: my heart breaks for the victims. it was important for the president to go. this president is best when he is consoling and sticks to the conversation about losing his wife and daughter in the tragic
early days, but the loss to west ham at the weekend has left some unconvinced — given the huge outlay, including british record moises caicedo for 115 million pounds. chelsea are the focus of the latest football news show — as ben croucher explains. can it buy you success evidence of lassies season where chelsea finished 12 suggest not. so the evidence of the season with the games is unconvincing. with around £400 million in new signings, how long before chelsea come good. we got a philosophical response here. there is a famous chinese politician asked _ there is a famous chinese politician asked in_ there is a famous chinese politician asked in 1972 what do you think the asked in1972 what do you think the french_ asked in 1972 what do you think the french revolution and he said, to howls _ french revolution and he said, to howls of — french revolution and he said, to howls of the... he
>> they literally slaughtered the victims in order of murder. >> the -- after nine days of deliberations. the jury found all four defendants guilty of first degree murder. >> in my verdict i wanted to protect society. after all, this is the united states of america and we have a heritage and this is something that we must protect. >> they were all sentenced to death. >> be prepared to die, as you talk to you about death already? he is already dead. he has no thoughts, he has no opinions. he is just an empty hole. he is infitnite. >> tex watson who did most of the actual killing was convicted and sentenced to die in a scented -- second to trial. in 1972 the california supreme court ruled the death penalty unconstitutional. the sentences were reduced to life in prison. there would be no gassed chamber for any of the manson family. which meant that all of them, even charles manson himself, would have a chance at freedom after serving their sentences.
going to be a magical moment. standing on their way is a spain side also playing in their first final, a team who struggled with internal turmoil with a coach of the pitch but had still play beautiful football with memorable moments in the field. they've told me that they want to say their voices but they cannot help it. they've been cheering all morning. it is uncharted territory for the team where the players and fans are ready for their moment. the england squad has already changed the game and captured the nation's imagination when they won the euros last year. if they win, their name is going to be etched on the world cup trophy and in the women's game and the history books. im joined now by wendy owen —— who was a member of the england women's team who made history when they played their first official international match in 1972. thanks so much for coming on the