. >>> nancy wilson has died.a long illness in her home in pioneer town in san bernardino county. she produced dozens of albums. in the 1960s she had eight albums. she retired from touring in 2011. nancy wilson was 81 years old. >>> an autopsy will be performed on the seven-year-old migrant girl that died in u.s. custody. she was part of a group. hours later she began have been sei seizures. she hadn't eaten anything in days. the washington post first reported the girl's story late yesterday. homeland su homeland security says agents took every possible step to save that girl's life. rmgts >> it is time to check your fridge again. it is recalling cauliflower and other types of lettuces because of possible contamination. adam brother farm says it is recalling green and red tus and cauliflower they say none has tested positive but issued the recall out of an abundance. >>> your facebook photos may have been exposed. the bug impacted 1,500 apps between september 13th. they were allowed that they didn't post publicly.

. >>> and nancy wilson passed away in her home in san bernandino last night. john legend said wilson was a magical performer and he's glad he spent time with her and her beautiful voice at home. she won a number of awards, including grammies and a lifetime achievement award. she's been dealing with a long illness, if nancy wilson was 81 years old. >> one of the truly great performers, jazz -- >> what are some of the songs we would know? >> one of my favorites was -- >> put him on the spot. >> one of her songs, guess who i saw today? she was talking about her husband out with someone else. her friend was -- my friend was her baby sister. i love her, i really do. >>> local businesses, not so good. >> owners here are in the bay area talk about why 2018 was a tough year, san francisco takes and different approach. they're talking about filling up vacant buildings. >>> to find the odds, a region a college grad is going viral for just getting his degree. >>> and traffic news, it's good news if you're driving this morning. here's a look at 880 past the coliseum, traf

girl ♪ it's over >> the music world is mourning the death of grammy winning jazz and pop singer nancy wilsonlast night at her home in california after a long illness. wilson referred to herself as a song stylist. she was familiar to npr listeners as the host of the series jazz profiles and she was also a frequent guest on tv shows and starred in a variety series in the '70s. nancy wilson was 81. >>> space tourism company virgin galactic is one step closer to sending paying customers to the edge of space. yesterday it sent a ship with two pilots on board more than 50 miles above california's desert. it's the first time the company has reached the boundary of space. more than 600 people have signed up to pay $250,000 for the ride. the founder, richard branson, says he hopes to put tourists into space in the second half of next year. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," a holiday travel alert. why more guns are being discovered at airport checkpoints. i'm anne-marie green, this is the "cbs morning news." -marie green, this is the "cbs morning news." seriously, what is this? new listerine® ready

. >>> grammy winning jazz artist nancy wilson has died. wilson passed away peacefully at her southern california home after a long illness. she won three grammys with a career spanning five decades. she had eight albums on the billboard's top charts. she was 81. >>> happening today, michelle obama is taking her book tour to for. she will be at the sap center to promote her book "becoming." leading up to tonight's events mrs. obama will join future leaders in for for a youth leadership workshop. >> as we check weather, if you love rain, this is your forecast. >> it's coming. it was nice to get the rain, a little bit for the weekend. we'll time this out. not the entire weekend but stopple of it. we'll get that wet weather. a live look looking east of the bay bridge, a cloudy start to the day. temperatures looking in the 40s and 50s and even upper 30s for santa rosa coming in at 39. oakland, you're at 48. livermore 42. downtown san francisco there, san jose at 46 as we start off the day. so we are tracking a weak front. that will bring light

nancy wilson a great american artist, 70 albums, three grammys and brought dignity and pride.was still jim crow laws in many states, yet she took the risk of standing up for what was right even at the height of her career, and was involved in the selma to montgomery voting march, and several civil liberty activities. when others take their god given gifts and bless others with it and put their country above their career, that's what nancy wilson did. may she rest in peace. that does it for me. thank you for watching. i will see you book here tomorrow live with a brand-new show at 5:00 eastern. up next, "deadline: white house" hosted by john heilemann. >> aloha, everyone. i'm john heilemann sitting in for the one and only but absent today nicolle wallace. michael cohen once famously said to someone actually sitting at this table that he would take a bullet, in quotes, for donald trump. that was then. and now, the president's former lawyer and fixer is sending a message to his old boss. i know the truth. the feds know the truth and everyone else is about to know it, too. in his

i can close my eyes and go where that song goes.♪ ♪ (singing) ♪ ♪ s brangham: nancy wilson years old.hour online right now, across the country, but especily in rural regions, having a reliable vehicle can make or break your health. in kentucky, we me patients who depend on the transportation from medicaid to get their essential care, and how a possible change could affect them. that andore is on our website, www.pbs.org/newshour. and that's the newshour for tonight. i'm william brangham. have a great weekend. thank you, and good night. >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: >> financial services firm raymond james. >> bnsf railway. >> consumer cellular. >> supporting social entrepreneurs and their solutionto the world's most pressing problems-- skollfoundation.org. >> the william and flora hewlett foundation. for more than 50 years, advancing ideas and supporting institutions to promote a better world. at www.hewlett.org. >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions and friends of the newshour. s >> this program de possible by the corporation for public b

the music world is mourning the loss of nancy wilson , the 81 year old's family says she died at her home in california last week, following a long illness. wilson recorded nearly 70 albums and won 3 grammys during a can rear that spans 3 decades. that's today's eye on entertainment. >>> time check, 4:57, the romaine colie outbreak traced to a california farm. coming up, why it's pulling more produce from the shelves. this little home of mine, ♪ i'm gonna let it shine. ♪ it's energy saving time, ♪ i'm gonna reduce mine. ♪ californians all align ♪ to let our great state shine. ♪ let it shine, ♪ the power's ours to let it shine! ♪ >>> powerful waves crashed the coast this morning, why the danger has increased overnight. >>> a convicted isis sympathizer learns his fate, his plan ans for a bay area a -- plans for a bay area . >>> a ssmother, where investigators spent the okfor e with us. it is 5:00. we are going to get a check with traffic in a bit, first a bit of a dry start. >> the rain moved out. we are dealing with dense fog in spots this morning. we will show you where coming up. hi

. >>> singer nancy wilson has died. her career spanned five decades . her hits included jazz, pop and broadway. this is video from her appearance in oakland in 1992. during her career, she won grammys and a lifetime achievement award from the national endowment for the arts. she retired from touring in 2011. she died today after a long illness at her home near joshua tree. she was 81 years old. >>> coming up, a legal battle for control of san francisco's -- church. we will tell you about the lawsuit. >>> apples big expansion plans outside of the bay area. what their plans may tell us about the current state of silicon valley. >>> looking into rain for friday and part of the weekend. i will let you know which day on the weekend will be the best to get out side. >>> the united methodist church is suing to gain control over memorial church in san francisco. is located at the center. is known for charitable work. the feed the hungry every day of the year. glide tried to sever ties with the united methodist church earlier this year. in response, the united m

. >>> grammy-winning jazz singer nancy wilson passed away tonight at the age of 81.assed away peacefully tonight at her southern california home after a long illness. she won three grammy awards in a career spanning over five decades. in the 1960s alone, she released eight albums that reached the top 20 on billboard's pop charts. >>> a donated human heart gets left behind, somehow during it's transport flight out of california. the heart was scheduled to fly aboard a southwest flight from sacramento to seattle, upon landing, a career in seattle asked where the heart was. but it was too late. the organ was left on a connection flight. after more than an hour into that second flight, the pilot turned back causing a five hour delay. for his passengers. >> in my seven years i've never had anything like that happened. everybody involved is going to evaluate the process and make sure what happened and how to make sure this doesn't happen again. >> southwest released a statement saying the shipment was delivered within the allotted time by their cargo customer. luckily, the

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. >>> tributes are coming in for award winning singer nancy wilson, show passed away at her home in san bernandino county last night. this is her back in 199 it. and he said he's glad he spent time with her and her beautiful voice in person. show won a number of awards including an award from the national endowment from the arts. she was dealing with a long illness, she died at 81 years old. >> i loved her and her music. >>> we are told that the economy is strong, but some bay area businesses they're suffering, next some small business owners talk about why 2018 was a tough year and san francisco launches a new effort to fill up vacant store fronts. >>> and defying the odds, the incredible story of a college graduate and why his graduation somebody going viral. >>> and so far some of the traffic problems we're seeing have to do with stalled vehicles, some of the lanes, one westbound 580 in castro valley. this is in emeryville, no problems to tell you about >>> rain is the second one is really good, when is that, sunday? >>> welcome back to "mornings on 2", it's 5:34, the death of a litt

. ♪ [music break] amy: "winter green and summer blue" by nancy wilson, the legendary jazz singer andong stylist who died thursday at her home in california. she was 81 years old. blue and green are the theme at this year's u.n. climate summit. we are broadcasting from the u.n. climate summit in katowice, poland, where hundreds of demonstrators are gathered just beyond our set to demand bolder action from world leaders to demand, justice. they're holding banners saying "which side are you on?" >> we are here to denounce solution by big polluters. we are here to promote solutions that are credible. we are here to expose the inequities of corporations at cop. social consequences in communities around the world. in the niger delta am a right come from. pollution is devastating community lives and livelihoods. we may not -- communities have been sickened by these corporations. in ourights abuses communities. destroying our local food systems. destroying our forest and causing a lot of climate change in community's affecting people and our climate. we say we are here to denounce the activi

. >> brangham: finally tonight, we close with a remembrance of the great singer nancy wilson, who diedterday. wilson was a legend who crossed so many different styles and won over a generation of fans. wilson released more thanum 60 a in a career spanning five decades. she won three grammys, and had many hits. she was a civil rights activist who marched in selma. she hosteder own tv variety show in the 1970s. but, it was her ability to dazzle audiences across so manyi l genres-- jazz, pop, broadway standards or ballads-- that really set her apar in fact, she called herself a song stylist in 2004, when jeffrey brown interviewed her, he asked what she meant by that.>> ive me the freedom to be a pop singer, r&b singer, jazz singer. it's really about the lyric, a opposed to the melody. and that's my approach to the music, is lyrically. i love the song, i love what it says. and i think "song stist" gives me the freedom to sing all kinds of things and not be put ia box, necessarily. >> brown: what makes a great song? >> i want to tell you a story. i want the song to have legs. i want it to m

and put their country above their career, that's what nancy wilson did. may she rest in peace. that does it for me. thank you for watching. i will see you book here tomorrow live with a brand-new show at 5:00 eastern. up next, "deadline: white house" hosted by john heilemann. >> aloha, everyone. i'm john heilemann sitting in for the one and only but absent today nicolle wallace. michael cohen once famously said to someone actually sitting at this table that he would take a bullet, in quotes, for donald trump. that was then. and now, the president's former lawyer and fixer is sending a message to his old boss. i know the truth. the feds know the truth and everyone else is about to know it, too. in his first interview since being sentenced to three years in prison, cohen undercut trump's legal argument in the case that appears increasingly likely to be brought against him in the southern district of new york. that case revolving around hush money payments to stormy daniels and karen mcdougal. >> he's saying very clearly that he never directed you to do anything wrong. is that tru