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but, important pieces of the nite have like the g been removed from here along the banks of the po tomic and thoes th ce piecese here to a yard where they're getting refurbished andce piece by pie back ne of these will go right on the bridge. yes, in this nondescri unassuming sne yard, there's a lot of history right now. this is the memorial bridge, if you can believe it, well, pieces of it, carved up like a lego set, set asid to be cleaned and repaired and now a facelift to restore all of it to its glory. >> they're here just for a short period of time and hopefully they'll be right back. >> reporter: right now the south half of the best of my knowledge getting replaced. it will be put back in the fall and then the north side gets its turn. new overnight traffic pattern takes effect next week as the work continues. in upper mar bro, adam tuss, news >4. he d.c. council honored the tuskegee t airmens week. they served our country during world war ii. several surviving airmen who call d.c. their home were on handor the honor.on of them is 98 years old. the other is celebrating his 94th bir

running in his attempt to win a record seventh title at the miami open the world number one beat bernard tomic in straight sets on friday it's the sixth time he's beaten the australian in as many meetings. sweden's rebecca petersen put a tie in miami open german serena williams to work the twenty three time grand slam champion lost the second set six one but overcame the different form to close out the match lisa. bron james first season with the l.a. lakers hasn't quite turned the might have hoped the brooklyn nets eliminated l.a. from playoff contention with a one hundred and eleven or one hundred six victory so the lakers will miss the playoffs for a franchise record six straight season that's the spike the arrival of le bron it fell just short of the eighty first career triple double. elsewhere journey sente to compare was back for the movie back's against miami heat after missing two games with an ankle injury the great got eleven points in the first quarter and thirty's ankle again in the second but he return shortly after and scored twenty seven points in twenty eight minutes as he took

and running and his attempt to won a record seventh title there the world number one beat bernard tomic in straight sets on friday it's the sixth time he's beaten the australian in his many meetings . and v.a. younus on the back for the milwaukee bucks after missing two games for an ankle injury the team took on the miami heat and were up in the first quarter largely because of on the combos eleven points in the second quarter on the call but was down for his ankle again but he returned shortly afterwards he didn't score twenty seven points and twenty eight minutes taking his team to a win one sixteen eighty seven. the brooklyn nets eliminated the los angeles lakers from playoff contention with a one eleven one zero six victory l.a. will miss the playoffs for a franchise record six straight season despite the arrival of star le bron james he fell just short of his eighty first career triple double. williamson is tipped to be the number one n.b.a. draft pick this summer and he's the biggest star in college basketball right now for obvious reasons the six foot seven freshman made his debu

and running and his attempt to win a record seventh title there the world number one beat bernard tomic in straight sets on friday it's the sixth time he's beaten the australian in his many meetings . but it wasn't a good day for indian wells champion dominic team at the third seed was knocked out by hubert or catch six four six four this was a first top five win for the four. but it was a better day out for japan's naomi osaka the world number one was up against belgium's you know what mary she won the opening set six love but osaka lost the second in the tiebreaker twenty one year old bounced back to clinch the deciding set six one and progressed to around three. defending champion sloane stephens dominated tunisia's on jobbers six two six three although stevens did not have a single case of a match she was able to break jabber in five games. and sweden's rebecca peterson eight time miami open champion serina williams to work the fourteen time grand slam champion lost the second set six one but overcame the dip in form to choose to close out the match rather recently. and be. back for

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. >> reporter: hacking the election was another important tomic at the conference also discussed by california secretary of state alex padilla who gave the keynote speech. padilla continued on to say a number of voting machines are outdated and counties across the country need more money for better computers and software to count ballots and mark them for people with disabilities. >> we must make a commitment, not a one-time commitment, not a once every 15-year commitment, but a sustained commitment to invest in our elections. >> reporter: the secretary of state also noted that this year california's budget has an extra $134 million just for upgrading election equipment. anoushah rasta, nbc bay area news. >> up next, a victory for san jose and the rest of the california. the judge's ruling in a lawsuit filed against the trump administration. >> also things just got real fancy in fremont. there it is, the tesla, the newest police car just hit the streets. >> storm ranger shows more spotty rain right now, but i'll let you know when you'll need those sunglasses coming up in 6 minutes. >>> an nbc

from all of thee things that the trump administration is doing that is so damaging in lieu of this , tomicmoronic clancy-type sb national or where we were talking about putin blackmailing donald trump with tapes and donald trump being a russian agent since 1987, which was a cover story on "new york magazine" that chris hayes put on msnbc. just all kinds of moronic conspiracies that we love to mock other countries medias for circulating and disseminating, drown out our airwaves a didiscourse for three years, preventing us from focusing on the real substantive damage that the trump administration is doing and that donald trump's corruption entails. but the reality is, the media chose to focus on this. everybody knows this. david cay johnston was on your show a week ago, and he said donald trump, i believe is a russian agent. we now have a full scale 20 month investigation by somebody that everybody agreed was a man of great integrity and would get to the bottom of all of this, who have full subpoena power. and david keeps tried to imply, which is totally false, that all that mueller said was

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ould there be an tomic bomb -- atomic bomb. we look at history from our perspective, looking back on it, and we know what happened, and we can look at it with a that they ertainty will be ok. but living it forward, you don't know the answers to any of these questions. so all of these things were hanging in the air, causing great anxiety for everyone who was engaged in this fight. when the home office looked at for possible casualties to a set of rocket attacks on great britain, they listed as high as 100,000 dead in one month. so this was causing basically a near panic in whitehall. they were trying to hold it together, but they were thinking about moving the british government out of london. they did start to evacuate folks, women and children, out f the capital. now, remember by september of 1944 when i said at the beginning that things were looking pretty good, and that was the moment of jubilation, and things looked up and we were sort of winning? well, we also thought that we were right on the crest of basically shutting d