thank you. ♪ >>> please welcome dee dee bridgewater back to our program.'s been at the forefront of music for decades now and won awards and grammy awards. this album is called "memphis, yes, i am ready." how could you not love that album cover? [ laughter ] >> i am assuming that's you a few years ago snooc. just a few. >> "memphis, yes, i am ready." my first thought was it took you all this time to get ready in. >> it did. >> and why? >> to get ready to go back home. because i have been on a life journey and i found that time where i can go back and investigate my beginnings which is a wonderful thing. >> what makes this time the right time to do it. it was about my -- my mother is beginning my transition. i have been her care giver for ten years. as she began to transition, i began to think that maybe i need to tastart seeing what about wh he wants to do. this is something that i have been wanting to do, go back memphis understanding why i am the way that i am and why i have this love of soul music and blue music. that's what it was. >> your fans know th

love dee, love jason.'t want to see nothing like this again. >> right. >> so we are back to that. and one of the things you hear in those conversations is that people don't like you because it doesn't show us at our best. >> right. >> that's not what i saw in this project. but for those who think they are going to go see something that doesn't show black folks at their best, their strongest -- >> i would there is a nobility here, there is dignity here. there is agency here and consciousness here. and one of the first time we meet him, he has a parcel map on his wall and he is floting to buy land, and investment. and when we need his character, he is going off to war to fight here fis country. that is nobility and pride and dignity. and i'm standing on my grandfather's showers, my grandmother's shoulders and it's the sacrifice they made to be ayou will me to be on this couch right now. >> if there are ever two combustible reties, emotions, racism and p -- how do you make those things work? >> yeah, just in

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she's right over there. >> hi there, dee. we volunteered you while were you out getting coffee for us. well, i dit. i volunteered to you put this on. >> okay. >> yes. >> you have to wear it, put it over your head. we have cut some slits in your bag here for your arm. >> they are a choking hazard for young children so don't try this at home. >> this is not a child's garment thinks for sophisticated ladies. >> people that can afford it. >> good luck with that. >> go back to the green room and change into that, yeah. >> did you say how much the one cost by fancy pants designer. >> i'm getting ready to he is building up. >> $700. you know what is pathetic, somebody will buy that. >> i'm sure. >> it is made of thicker vinyl >> because they are trying to be ironic but that might be good for like a rain coat if you are wearing it overtop that would be kind of funny. >> kind of cute. >> but not for $700. >> if you do take it to the cleaners do they put that in the exact same bag so you have double the dress. >> they would be confused

. >> carrie zuk taught at the same school as dar and was known at school as dee dee.hat's how carrie met tom. >> he told me that he was thinking about leaving dee dee. >> according to carrie, tom also revealed he had feel also for her and later he tried to kiss her. >> what was your reaction to that? >> i didn't want anything to do with it. >> the prosecution wasn't done. this woman took the stand. >> please state your full name for the record and spell your last name. >> marianne victorian crandall. >> out of the presence of the jury, marianne crandall told the court that, like carrie zuk, she met tom through dar, and a couple of weeks after dar's murder, marianne stopped by the farm to offer tom support. >> i don't mean to embarrass you, but you had sex with tom in his living room? >> he tried to. and it was stopped. >> who tried and who stopped? >> he tried, and we both stopped. >> you don't have a sexual relationship with somebody within two weeks after your wife's been murdered in that house. >> but the jury never heard marianne crandall's testimony because there

dee."hat's how carey met tom. >> he told me he was thinking about leaving dee dee. >> reporter: according to carey, tom also revealed he had feelings for her and later he tried to kiss her. >> and what was your reaction to that? >> i didn't want anything to do with it. >> reporter: the prosecution wasn't done. this woman took the stand. >> reporter: out of the presence of the jury, marion crandall told the court that, like carey zuck, she met tom through dar and a couple of weeks after dar's murder, marion stopped by the farm and offered tom support. >> i don't mean to embarrass you but you had sex with tom in his living room? >> he tried to and it was stopped. >> who tried and who stopped? >> he tried and we both stopped. >> you don't have a sexual relationship with somebody within two weeks after your wife's been murdered in that house. >> reporter: but the jury never heard marion crandall's testimony. because there was no indication of a romantic relationship prior to dar's murder, the j

it's part of the dee young exhibition teotihuacan city of fire, city of water. it can be found on the museum's website. >> when i always went to an art museum i was always like this is kind of boring, but i think this is a really cool way to help discover the love for art. >> trevor certainly had art. his dad is a web developer for the museum, but trevor did most of the work.

dee bridgewater known for her powerful local and she led a multi path of career.he joins me talking about her latest project, it is called "memphis, i am ready." we are glad you aree joining us all of that is coming up in just a moment. ♪

hair scene hardiman graduated magma numb laud dee.e will couldn't his studies at oxford next fall. he would have never accomplished all of this if it hadn't been for his mom pushing him. hardiman was on "good day philadelphia" this morning to talk about getting the prestigious award. >> it's an incredible distinction and i'm honored that i can represent temple university but also be one of the few people from philadelphia to be awarded this distinction. it's a bit overwhelming but at the same time i'm super excited about it. >> he's temple made. he will continue his studies in sociology or political theory. >> that is just huge stuff. good job. >>> police in texas thought they had a burglar under arrest little did they know he had other plans. and a clerk thinks she's about to help a customer that's when things go wrong. violent attack is caught on camera. dang. ok, i gotta run... hey wait. there's something i need to tell you. dang. dang. dang. dang. daaaang. see zero in a whole new way. get zero down, zero deposit, zero first month'

dee dee bridgewater.re was so many of them. >> and herbie of course very much involved in that for years. when you're on stage and you're a youngster -- >> freaking out. i was absolutely freaking out. i was freaking out. i had to -- i had to say jazz, this is a gig, don't think about them because if you think about them you're going to lose it and drop the ball. just think of it as you're performing in new york just like you normally do, don't worry about it. otherwise i definitely would not have won. >> that's a lot of intimidation. tell me about a social call. tell me about this project. >> well, it is entitled a social call for a reason. it definitely is a social call. my thinking is that my grandmother she said this -- i say say this because her spirit is still alive for me, you are responsible for the generation before you and the generation after you. so i took that to mean my children and my mother's generation. so that means i have to reach forward and push my children but i also have to reach bac

it's part of the dee young exhibition teotihuacan city of fire, city of water.it can be found on the museum's website. >> when i always went to an art museum i was always like this is kind of boring, but i think this is a really cool way to help discover the love for art. >> trevor certainly had art. his dad is a web developer for the museum, but trevor did most of the work. >> i'm minecrafted out for a bit because we did this for so long, it's like, you know, looking at this map it's like, okay. >> yet despite his minecraft fatigue he's happy that he started with the project. this is the first american museum to do something like this. >> we felt being able to build this short of being able to go there which is a big tourist attraction in mexico, but short of being able to go there you could visit it on line and be able to see it. >> reporter: the dee young is offering free admission this saturday and one of the things being offered is a demonstration of trevor's map. in san francisco, lilian kim, abc 7 news. >> any even know you could do that with minecraft. i

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it would have been were it not for neighbors like sandy dee d fell lips. i felt like i had to do it. i'm a neighbor here. i'm community. they're part of the community. >> reporter: us a heard in shawnette's report lots of questions regarding the cause of the fire, the extent of the injuries, possible fatalities. one thing seems pretty clear. the folks in this neighborhood made a bad situation at least a little bit better. dawn? >> all right, bruce, thank you. of course, fox 29 will continue to keep you updated as crews try to account for everyone who was inside that building and the condition of those hurt in the fire. if you would like to learn how you can help, go to fox29.com to find out more about making donations through the american red cross. >>> police make arrest in the murder of a south jersey woman who was killed while she was house sitting. 19-year-old brandon wilson is charged with the murder of 26-year-old shaunique carter. carter was found beaten to death inside the woodbury home she was watching for friend back in september. at a news confe

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and when he had [sings] dee-da-dee-da-da-da-da, [talking] i finally came to the thing, the way our logicother side of the rainbow." and i began trying to fit it: "on the other side of the rainbow." when he had a front phrase like daa-da-da-da-da -- now, if you say "eee," you couldn't sing "eee-ee." you had to sing "ooooh." that's the only thing that would get a -- and i had to get something with "oh" in it, see: "over the rain" -- now, that sings beautifully, see. so the sound fceced mento o th word "over," which w m much betttt than "on the other side judy glaland: ingiging somewhe e overhe r raiow way upigh, there'a a landhat t i ard ofof once in lulullaby. ♪ ernie harbrbur anyhow,ip - -- arlen worked on it. he came up with this incredible music, which, if anybody wants to try it, just play the chords alone, not the melody, and you will hear pachelbel, and you will hear religious hymns, and you will hear fairy tales and lullabies, just in the chords. no one ever listens to that, but try it, if you play the piano. and at any rate, on top of these chords, then harold started the thing of

but, you know, that sound bite reminds me of how reagan was such a devot dee dee voteee of the constitutione man was more important than the state. and that statement about the state's creating the federal government, that's right out of the federalist papers. it's right out of madison which he avidly read. hes would an american conservative. power flowed upward from the people to the national government. as opposed to a british conservative who believes that power flows down from the institutions to the individual. he was very centered on rights and dignity and privacy of the american individual. >> laura: hey, mark, do you think ronald reagan was tweet if he was alive during twitter, do you think he would tweet. >> yes, he would. >> no, i don't. >> i disagree. >> may i jump in here. >> i will make my point. >> go ahead, mark. >> reagan was about civility. when he went to washington. he campaigned against a big government. government actually got bigger during the reagan administration. there were three platforms he campaigned on. one was ending the cold war by a clear american victory, wh

dee jay active her four dancers are here.like go all out. >> let them do it. >> i'm excited to see them dance. >> big show tonight. capitol one a ren in a. >> it should be f before we check what's tenning this morning allison is back with what's making headlines on this thursday morning. hi al. >> hey, steve. a baltimore police detective fighting for his life this morning much he is in grave condition after being shot in the head yesterday. now intense manhunt through the city's west side is underway for the gunman. federal agencies are offering exec thousand dollars reward for information that can lead them to an arrest. >>> president donald trump heads to capitol hill today. he's rallying republicans ahead of a crucial vote in the house on their version of the tax bill. meantime the senate version of the bill has added a new tax break for businesses that give workers paid family leave. the senate version also now includes a provision to roll back the obamacare individual mandate. even with changes least one republican senat

. >> i'm so it's happening from the midwest to the northeast, trucks loaded with salt and dee ici-ic liquid will be on the roads where some places could see a foot of snow. some areas will plunge into the coldest air mass since march. accuweather's justin povick joins us with the details. i don't even want to know, justin, but good morning. >> good morning to you. we are tracking the coldest air of the season. high temperature in minneapolis, only 25, get this, down to 12 degrees for tonight. similar temperatures are going to be felt throughout the northeast as we venture into friday. 10-20 degrees below normal with gusty winds, mind you. the core of this will occur on friday night when some low temperatures are going to be in jeopardy. how cold you might ask? teens and low 20s. diane, kendis? >>> justin, thank you. we have new developments in the texas church shooting. apple is now offering to assist killer's iphone. new details emerge about his teenage years. he was repeatedly suspended with disciplinary problems and diagnosed with adhd and new video shows the gunman going through

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than $550 million in student loans forgiven but now department officials say education secretary betsy deeplan that would give students only partial relief. >>> in your health tonight, england national health service announced a controversial plan to indefinitely ban access to routine nonurgent operations for patients who are obese or who smoke. the policies aiming to encourage patients to improve their health but they'll make exceptions when necessary. time frame for this is set at nine months for the obese and those with a body mass index over 40 have to reduce the number by 15% while those with bmi over 30 are given target of 10%. the target for smokers is eight weeks or more without a cigarette with a breath test to prove it. >>> new jersey is suing the company that makes oxy couldn't ton claim ago direct link between the stays state's opioid crisis and firm's quote deceptive marketing practice. the state's attorney says the lawsuit get perdue pharma and two of its entities seeks undisclosed man tower damages for fraud and false claims. purdue pharma denies the allegations. the company

. >> leon harris at our live desk with the breaking dee fails on this. leon? >> doreen, jim, we just learned that the air force has launched a review of how the service handled devin kelley's criminal records. prior to sunday's shooting, kelley was convicted by i general court martial of assaulting his wife and stepson. it turns out the offense was not entered into the national criminal information center database. as part of the background check for purchasing firearms nationwide. he was able to use the firearms he purchased in his killing spree. he opened fire after the start of the 11:00 service. first outside then enside where he sprayed the sanctuary with bullets. the gunman is dead. 26 people were killed. the victims ranging in age from 18 months to 77 years old. with almost half the victims children and the death toll could rise because half of 20 injured victims are in critical condition. >>> now, police say they do not believe that this was racially motivated in any way and they don't think it had do with his religious beliefs. they say they believe i

it was the only balloon that dee dee plate dollars all day. no one was hurt. >> and in other news today, new this morning, fire breaks out at a home in west oaklane. this all happened around 12:30 e 1300 block of east price street. heavy smoke and fire ripped through the roof of the home there, fortunately, no one was hurt. no word yet on what caused that fire. >> and, in up-state, the appeal for the murder sentence of olympic runner oscar pistorius, today the athlete's prison term was increased to 13 years, by a south african court. that's more than double his original six year sentence. prosecutors there argued the initial sentence was too light pistorius was convicted of shooting and killing his girlfriends back on valentine day in 2013. >>> the search has ended for three sailors who went missing after us navy plane crashed in the pacific ocean. sale remembers a boards a c2a gray hoards transport plane, when it crashed into the philippine near oak owe with a , plane caring 11 crew members, passengers, was held dollars to the uss ronald reag

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today will be a dee september day. chilly in rain chance ahead. thank you, sheena. we're following a developing story in prince george's county. detectives are trying to figure out who shot a man and killed him. last night investigators spent hours. neighbors called 9-1-1 to -- around 7:30 last night. when officers got there, there was a man in a parking lot. he died at the hospital. a food truck and a family car. the truck driver is going to court this morning accused of killing a local mother. this was the aftermath of that awful crash in loudoun county. prosecutors say tony danes was driving recklessly down evergreen mills road and he crashed into aaron kaplan and his family. kaplan died and his teenage son was badly hurt. the family's attorney says they're relieved a grand jury decided to indict him. >> i think the family hopes that justice will prevail and so knowing that the law enforcement officials spent months looking at this case and decided that the evidence supports bringing charges is a relief to them. >> the family filed a wrongful death suit against t

. >> less dee, the department of defense rivers to this as mst. or military sexual trauma. but many victims are telling us that vague acronym makes the crime more acceptable. they believe it should be called what it is, rape. >> i was repeatedly raped by a high level senior in of command. it at no time stop. >> being raped twice in the military while you were serving in the military do this to you? >> it did. i wasn't like this before. instead of trying to fight. i froze. >> you're doing this to your own people. this is not an enemy from another country. or some faction group. this is somebody who wears the same uniform as me. >> frozen. not believing this would happen. he was a marine. supposed to be my brother. >> i just froze. i was kind of drunk. i didn't know what to do. the second time i did. i was like you need to stop. he didn't. he rape being raped or the betrayal of one of your brothers ? >> in a is actually a really hard question. and i don't know if i can answer it. >> i felt ashamed and i felt dirty. >> even though you didn't do anything wrong. >> even though i

. >>> time now to check in with jose dee yiz balart for a look on what's coming up on "nbc nightly news> coming up tonight, what president trump said about the possibility of becoming friends with the leader of the north korea. >>> plus, one week after the deadly church shooting in texas, a community comes together. the church opens its doors. >>> also, as the global climate summit underway in germany, we travel to montana's glacier national park where the glaciers are quickly disappearing. >>> a winning strategy for holiday air travel. the unlikely secret to getting there on time. that's all ahead on "nightly news." >> all right, jose. thank you. we'll see you in just a few minutes. and now it's time for sports with john clark. >>> this is "sports desk." brought to you by xfinity. x1 from xfinity will change the way you experience tv. >>> i'm john clark. philadelphia sundays aren't the same without the eagles. they are on their bye. what is carson wentz doing today? he is hunting. taking his mind off of football for a little bit. the birds will be back to work tomorrow. we can't wait f

. >> less dee, the department of defense rivers to this as mst. or military sexual trauma. many victims are telling us that vague acronym makes the crime more acceptable. they believe it should be called what it is, rape. >> i was repeatedly raped by a high level senior in

it was all dee reese's direction. all her idea to just make mary j.rvations in doing that i didn't know i was so vain when it was time to play florence. i was can she have lashes. i was fighting to get a strip of lash at least. >> just a little something of mary jane. >> a little bit but dee said, no, mary, i said, fine, no mary. we want florence 100%. >> i won't be working for them. i be working for us. >> in fact, you were so unrecognizable as florence i understand that one of your on screen sons didn't even know you were you. >> that's the truth. and he -- you know, when he found out it was me, he was just staring like it just can't be. >> you've obviously been in movies before but nothing like quite like this. how did you prepare for such a heavy role. >> of course, i had to get an acting coach and of course, dee had these workshops before we got in front of the camera and, of course, i think i was being prepared my withhold childhood life because my mom would send us to georgia to see my grandparents and i would grandmom as this woman and my ups

we saw them from washington ended up connected to san jose and san dee go.d were connected to crimes in maryland. >> it could be a matter of days to sometimes 15, 20 years later these guns are still being recovered in crimes. they're not perishable, they don't wear out and disa appear. >> we found more than 23,000 guns that were later connected to crimes, including violent crimes. >> it doesn't surprise me so much as it does alarm me. >> no one wants to see firearms stolen from anybody. >> larry keen, is president of a trade association that supports proposed legislation for increased criminal penalties for people who steal gun. >> he says gun owners should secure their firearms. but he stops short of saying they should bear some responsibility if their guns are later used in a crime. >> we encourage people when their guns are not in use they should be secured. >> though they would not agree to an oncamera interview in a statement the nra said a law that requires reportage of lost guns is punitive. it only serves to further vic m victimivicti victimize other

she signs it lieutenant dee baker, rn. the other is talking about her husband who died in vietnam. "i went to vietnam to heal and was silently wondered. i awaken from nightmares about those i could not save. i came on degree for those we sent home blind, paralyzed, limbless, mindless. i discovered i am not god." the other one to talk about her husband, tom. "we would've been married 21 years this year." they got married when he was on leave in san diego. i'm assuming that both went back to the war he was killed. they were only married a short time. she left the letter and honor him 21 years later. we get a lot of very similar objects left at the wall. a lot of poems, cards, notes. this one was left just this past july. it was pretty spectacular i thought. it doesn't look exactly like it did when it was left at the wall but it was 13 letters written by this young man named jim addressed to his girlfriend, potential girlfriend back home. they are letters from when he was in basic training up to when he was first in vietnam. and so he was enlisted -- i think he joined voluntarily, not

facility's management company ranked the best restrooms around the country and the win are in was odd deearium in scottsdale arizona while using the bathroom you're greeted by sharks circling around the room as they gave them $2,500. >> might not want to leave, right. >> back to your fox 29 weather authority now. let's take live look. where are we tonight? allentown lehigh county on this friday night. the weekend has arrived for many of us. but what we can expect weather wise meteorologist mike masco has the answer in just 15 seconds. >> all temperatures starting now dip down into the 40s in most spots take live look at we got the cars lined up on mark street in temperatures are really starting to fall now. 47 degrees off our daytime highs reached the middle 50'ss. we still have a breeze out of the northwesterly direct at seven that will continue to relax as we head into the rest of the night. so we'll call it an evening chill. suburbs once again will get down into the freezing mark and then by tomorrow, it's a game changer. the winds are out of the south. it's a milder day and rain will

. >> reporter: ...and down at dee's diner in owensboro, support for the president is holding firm.james is a registered democrat. >> nobody gives him the benefit the doubt. >> reporter: we wanted to know what kept these men with mr. trump. what accomplishment were you anoking for? >> repeal of obamacare. and tax cuts. >> reporter: wayne greenwell acknowledged neither has happened. but you don't blame the president. >> no. >> oh, no. >> otis shouz, is a local preacher. >> the strength that he exudes, determination. i could not be happier with rminaty. >> reporter: eric belcher is l ill with mr. trump, despite this: what is his major accomplishment would you say? >> none at the moment. i think it's all just been packed full of publicity and stunts. >> reporter: they couldn't care less about the mueller investigation or north korea. trump is tough enough for both, juid belcher, just like his old football coach. ha he was hard, he was stern. if you screwed up, he would drill you in the head with a 100-mile-an-hour football. >> reporter: the men here said he. trump may not be a role mod

or families like dee cook from michigan, maybe they could put more money towards their mortgage. or victor, he's a restaurant owner in michigan and he says, quote, we pay our taxes first. we pay our people second. we pay our bills third. and then if anything's left over, we get paid. our plan's going to help people like victor. our plan also means more peace of mind to spend more time with your kids, or maybe your aging parents. or maybe just hang out with your friends. our plan is pro-family and it's pro-economic growth. because we value hard work and family. so if we're going to have a tax code that puts families first, i think we also need to recognize that today's working american family has really changed since our tax code was last reformed. with that comes big change that the realities of our families face every day. for one, women today are making history in the work force. two out of three businesses are being started by women. this means a lot of things. it includes an increase of working moms like some that are represented here today. we, too, are the faces of tax refo