the headquarters would remain in austin, texas and it was still be under the whole food brand and the current ceo would remain in charge. it will be interesting to see what happens with the whole food prices which are known to behind an amazon prices are known to be low. we will have to wait and see. >> thanks for that. in, a massachusetts judges found a woman guilty for encouraging her boyfriend to commit suicide. three years ago, michelle to commit suicide. she even urged him to go through it when he had second thoughts. he was found dead in his truck of carbon monoxide poisoning. carter was 17 when she sent the messages and is now facing up to 20 years in prison. we are still waiting on the verdict in the bill cosby trial. the jury is deadlocked. this is day five of deliberation and earlier this morning, they asked the judge to explain reasonable doubt. as soon as we get an update, we will bring it to you. happening today, president trump will announce a revised cuba policy during a speech in miami, florida. the white house says the aim is to cut off the flow of u.s. cash to cuba's

. >>> widespread wind damage is reported in austin, texas. a strg fast-moving storms blue through the texas capital rain poured dn n just 15 minutes.e reported knocking down power lines and >>> bill cosby's sexual assault trial pennsylvania. jurors heard opening statementsh drugging and sexually more than. the firitnother woman who claimed cosby assaulted her. prosecutors are trying to show his behavior fit a pattern. his tv daughter was there to support cosby. >> i don't take these charges i don't condone sexual assault in any way, shape or form. but at the end of the day our court s up and the judge plenty of times, you're innocent until you're proven guilty. >> more than 60 women claim cosby sexually assaulted them. >>> authorities in orlando, florida are trying to figure out why a fired worker at an awning factory shot and killed five people before taking his own life. the gunman john robert neumann was let go from the factory in april. he returned yesterday with a semiautomatic pistol and opened fire. singling out the people he shot. he

katy beck, nbc news, austin, texas. >>> when we come back, who's the artist that's behind this painting that just sold for a half million. here's a hint. he used to live in the white house. next at 6: how would you like moving your car every two hours? ===raj vo=== the parking price hike... in a popular local shopping area. ===jess vo=== plus: a new push to protect renters from wrongful evictions. the legal loophole a bay area city is trying to close. ===next close=== next. ==jess/take vo== >>> finally tonight, check out a painting that recently sold at auction for more than half a million dollars. it might surprise you the artist behind it is former president jimmy carter. the 92-year-old carter like george w. bush has a passion for painting. another of his pieces sold last year for $750,000. the proceeds benefit the carter center's work around the globe. >>> we appreciate your spending part of your evening with us. that is "nightly news" for this tuesday night. i'm lester holt. for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching, and good night. a nearly 300 hundred dollar price hike. t

. >>> an austin texas father is scoring big points on the internet because of what he wore to his son's high school graduation. so you're looking at a picture tweeted by robert's son dillon. tie. that is a pokemon neck tie that dillon made his dad 11 years ago when he was in the first grade so robert surprised dillon by wearing the home made present to his graduation ceremony so not only had dillon's tweet and picture gone viral but so has his dad's parenting. >>> caught on camera a different kind of tune. so this is some viral video of a bear banging out a note on a piano in vail, colorado. the family that lives there called police to report a burglary. you'll seafood was taken and there was minor damage to the apartment but then they checked the home's camera system and found out who was behind it. he was walking around perching himself up playing the piano because bears need to hear a little music too. apparently the bear got in through an open kitchen window which is a no-no >> okay, didn't destroy the place. >> he had himself a good little time there, ha? >> didn't break anything,

let me go to austin, texas, ace, turn. your good morning. caller: hi, greta, thanks for having me on, thanks for you do.ng i want to talk about how everybody is talking about and nsibility accountability and i continuing alls back to comey was up testifying about the hillary you know, , rosenstein came out with the memo, the crux of the debacle we on, but my real interest is kind of these whole memos comey has been keeping on trump and how legal a t is, how loyal it is to president. i also want to see if he had nformation on the judicial watch that apparently was just something, i with don't know what it is, i wonder if you have information on that. host: i don't. we have a couple minutes away rom the house gavelling in, on c-span 3, the coverage of the james comey hearing this morning. olita, tennessee, a democrat. thoughts.with your caller: good morning. about the e to talk electorial college that elects the president. we, the general citizens, even vote. why spend all of the money for four vote don't count? elector college voters wins, wh

we got an enormous amount of criticism from privacy advocates when we rolled out in austin, texas and cap supported internet service. there was a price difference between the $99 an hour -- a month offer. i think privacy advocates screamed about that. and iuld make a choice think that as the privacy revolution involves, people are going to want more control and that is the pricing model that will ultimately be what consumers want. i don't know. to meet the companies the market demand with the business model that allows you to recover the investments you need to make to stay ahead of ie game, i think that is why always go back to give me the same regulatory structure. i am less concerned about the content as i am of making sure the the structure is right and we have the flexibility to compete with these companies who are from different regulatory backgrounds. you'll be talking about the internet of things, what do you think sec and the government can do to make 5g a reality? mr. quinn: it is interesting. when google fiber got into the business they kind of changed the dialogue that you

. >>> check out this video of a fast-moving storm in austin, texas. yikes. heavy rain and high winds pummelled the city yesterday knocking out power to thousands of people. the sheer force of the winds ripped the billboard from the ground there. local forecasters say the system dumped an inch and a half of rain in just 15 minutes. >> not going to get that here but there will be rain later this week. not today, though. >> no, looking at thursday for the best day. right now low clouds, more numerous along the coast than yesterday. they're about down to 600 feet and visibility four miles and these will continue to the bay to a great exextent than yesterday. you can see off to the east they won't climb over the hills so you will start off with the most sunshine. in fact all of us will become mostly sunny, temperatures clos to average, chance of light showers thursday and then friday and saturday will be the coolest afternoons, today down in the south bay we'll have mid-70s around milpitas, sunny vail, santa cruz about 73. 68 in mill brae, can't make it to 70. ev

host: ok, going to austin, texas. jason is on the line. caller: hey. while hillary was at the state department she -- which is a russian government controlled company. host: ok we will go to teresa from little rock, arkansas. caller: good morning. thank you for taking my call. i tried several times to get through. i will ask only one question. has anybody challenged the democrats are run in the georgia house seat, because he does not live in that district? i was curious. host: ok. let's look what we have lined up for tomorrow. newt gingrich will discuss his new book "understanding trump," detailing how his past experiences have shaped his life. and then the humane society president and ceo will be here to talk about his book "the humane economy." and then we will have financial times call must edward l -- colu talking aboutuce, liberalism and western values as a whole. that will do it for the washington journal. thank you for spending part of your saturday morning with us. we will be right back here tomorrow. ♪ >> this weekend, c-span cities tour, with

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. >> and maryland is one of several states with ambiguous topless laws, some like austin, texas, madison top freedom. >> i wear a long sleeve white shirt on the beach. >> sure do you. >> you don't want everybody to see -- >> the sun, the sun is not my friend. >> this weekends i'm fearing for my life. >> i will say this. >> common. >> well, it is 09 degrees. i can burn to a chris up. >> very quickly katie i will say there is i study abroad in france, i went to the french rivera. the women were not -- >> i've seen need beaches, these people are not attractive. >> i said t. >> i'm like what the heck? >> you're offending the nudists, you guys. >> hey, let it all hang out free. kind of just whatever. >> good beach wet they are weekend, whether you go topless or cover it all up like jim. >> oh, my goodness. i feel like i got put into this situation unnecessarily by our producer vince, because he could have led into me with that astronomer story, that would have been a lot less controversial. i know you did that on purpose, i know did you. >> he does he's like your welcome. i just heard that. s

you're looking at video from new york, seattle, austin,texas and sacramento as many people took to the streets. there were some clashes between both sides in seattle, and minneapolis. but over all police around the country helped keep everyone safe. ( marty @ landing ) back here in the bay area, one of the largest demonstrations was in the south bay. that's where kron four's philippe djegal shows us that those standing against islamic law were peacefully confronted by the opposition. alice hoagland/nats- "no sharia in the usa." on the santa clara side of the intersection near santana row... dozens of protestors standing against sharia -- or, islamic law. nats- "show me what hypocracy looks like. that is what hypocracy looks like." on the san jose side of the intersection... demonstrators, by the hundreds, shout in opposition...nats- "they are few -- we are many." alice hoagland's son mark bingham died on united airlines flight 93 on september 11th 2001. alice hoagland/anti-sharia law- "i am fully in favor of muslim-americans. i am very grateful for muslims to come to the united states

producers circle, ensuring local programming that reflects the character and interests of the greater austin, texasm evan smith, she's the most powerful democrat in the country. a 16 term congresswoman from san francisco who serves as the minority leader of the u.s. house of representatives and formerly was speaker of the u.s. house. the first woman to ever hold that position. she's the honorable nancy pelosi. this is overheard. (crowd applauds) let's be honest, is this about the ability to learn or is this about the experience of not having been taught properly. how have you avoided what has befallen other nations in africa. i would say that he'd made his own bed, but you caused him to sleep in it. you saw a problem and overtime took it on.

what one of my favorite writers bill bishop wrote in the book called "the big sort," he lives in austin, texas, and he's a liberal democrat, makes no secret about it. but he lived in a neighborhood that had one republican family. in a voting precinct where john kerry defeated president bush 3-1, and he said i love the fact that i had a republican neighbor. we went walking every day. our children played together. we had great arguments. i learned so much, but i learned i was the only person that was nice to him. so he moved to a neighborhood in austin where president bush beat john kerry 4-1, and the argument in the book is if both neighborhoods were poor because of this move. and he said i started looking and realizing that increasingly americans really are, we're less racist, sexist, home phobic, religiously prejudice than we used to be, we just don't want to be around anybody that disagrees with us or read or look at anything that disagrees with what our established opinion is. and that has led to reinforcing these trends that i already mentioned. however, there's not as much of it in americ

austin, texas. and san bernardino, california, where protesters gathered in the shadow of the building where 14 people were murdered in 2015 by a his and wife investigators say were motivated by islamic extremism. >> we are here protesting against a form of government and a religious belief that believes in killing the residents of our city. >> reporter: the protest organizers, a group called act for america, say they are against what they perceive as the spread of islamic law, known as sharia, claiming it contrary to basic human rights and incompatible with our laws and our democratic values. >> enslavement of women, execution of gays, female genital mutilation of 6-year-old little girls. if you are saying that's okay, we, as a society, have the right to stand up and say no. counter-protesters who showed up today, often in much greater mbo demonize an entire faith. >> this is a thinly veiled march against all muslims. they are trying to declassify islam as a religion and frame it as a political ide

developed, we've got an enormous amount of criticism from privacy advocates when we rolled out in austin texas, an ad supported internet service. there was a price difference between the 70-dollar offer and the 99-dollar month offer. if you wanted the ad supported model you went with a lower price. i think privacy advocates screamed about that but i will tell you, we were given people a choice. you could make a choice on that, and i think the privacy revolution, as that involves people want more and maybe that's what consumers want. it seems to be the pricing model in the grocery store if you want to have any sale items. i don't know. allowing the companies to be able to have the flexibility to meet the market demand with the business model that makes the most sense and allows you to recover the investments you need to make to stay ahead of the game, i think that's why i always go back to give me the same regulatory structure and i'm less concerned about the content of the rule as i am about making sure the regulatory structure is right and we have the flexibility to be competitive with these

richard is calling on our democratic line from austin, texas.revented obama and the democrats from doing anything. they would have violated that law. they had to stay back. this guy in washington, you have people last week creating this friction about the russian plane coming up over the baltic and getting next to the american plane. the picture was all over the airwaves. plane in that972 same position that got buzzed by the russian fighter-bombers, that we were hacking while in flight. them a -- andg they would get upset and, and comment fly up from behind, get get, takehey could off that 1500 miles per hour because we were flying in a 350 in 1943.hour -- built does this help us understand our current discussion? caller: you just show pictures of the president telling the -- a deliberate attack on hillary clinton and newshamber of commerce media. in 1987, when reagan vetoed the telecommunication act twice and george w did it the third time, for concern of the news media, not because of the honesty of the news media. let's look at how the respon

we got an enormous amount of criticism from privacy advocates when we rolled out in austin, texas, an ad-supported internet service so that it was, you know, there was a price difference between the $70 offer and the $99-a-month offer, and if you wanted the ad-support model, you went with a lower price. and i think privacy advocates screamed about that. but we were giving people a choice, you could make a choice on that. and i think it is the privacy revolution, as it evolves, i think people are going to want more control, and maybe that's the pricing model that ultimately is what consumers want. it certainly seems to be the pricing model in the grocery store if you want to have any sale items anymore. i don't know, but allowing the companies to be able to have the flexibility to meet the market demand with the business model that makes the most sense, that allows you to recover the investment that is you need to make to stay ahead of the game in this business, i think that's why i always go back to give me the same regulatory structure. and i'm less concerned about the content of rul

ensuring local programming that reflects the character and interests of the greater austin, texas community- i'm evan smith, he's an actor, author and grammy nominated punk rock icon who co-founded the legendary los angeles band, x 40 years ago, and has made 10 solo records, most recently, the westerner. he's john doe, this is overheard. (crowd applauding) let's be honest, is this about your ability to learn or is this about the experience of not having been taught properly? how have you avoided what has befallen other nations in africa and elsewhere? you could say that he'd made his own bed, but you caused him to sleep in it. you saw a problem and over time took it on and let's start with the sizzle before we get to the steak. are you gonna run to president?

producers circle, ensuring local programming that reflects the character and interests of the greater austin, texas community. - i'm evan smith. she's an atmospheric scientist and climate reality evangelist called one of the hundred most influential people in the world by time magazine. she's katharine hayhoe. this is overheard. let's be honest. is this about the ability to learn or is this about the experience of not having been taught properly? how have you avoided what has befallen other nations in africa? i hate to say that he made his own bed, but you caused him to sleep in it. you saw a problem and over time took it on. let's start with the sizzle before we get to the steak.

producers circle, ensuring local programming that reflects the character and interests of the greater austin, texas, community. - i'm evan smith, he's a former u.s. secretary of housing and urban development and a former san antonio mayor widely regarded as a rising star in the democratic party and a possible future candidate for president. he's the honorable julian castro, this is overhead. (inspirational music) let's be honest, is the about the ability to learn or is this about the experience of not having been taught properly? how have you avoided what has befallen other nations in africa? i hate to say he made his own bed, but you caused him to sleep in it. you saw a problem and over time took it on. let's start with the sizzle before we get to the steak.

>> i hate to say it but travis county, texas, austin, texas, is one of those sanctuary cities.ot just austin. several others ones in texas as well but travis county is probably the most egregious example of ignoring federal immigration law to the absolute disadvantage and harm to their own citizens. david: yeah. >> so it is high time that this was passed too. i can't wait to get down the hall to vote for this here in a few minutes. david: thank you for taking time out to talk to us first, but again chances are pretty darn good, i would say 95% it is going to pass, president just said earlier today, as soon as arrives on his desk he will sign it. probably becomes law soon. >> a reason mr. trump was elected. a big reason why he was elect the. it wouldn't be happening if not president trump were in the white house now. i'm thankful for that. david: congressman, thank you for being here. appreciate it. melissa. melissa: nato plans to boost defense spending by 4.3% this year. this is due at least in part because of intense pressure from the president for nations to pay their fair sh

the rain is coming down sideways in austin texas. blue a billboard off the side post. bear weathero yesterday was down towards williamsburg and areas of newport news. this morning, a clearing sky across our area. good morning to you in rockville. 63 degrees is the temperature. the wind is out of the west at four miles per hour. we will have sunshine today. but i like it. it is a thumbs-up day for us. upper 70's between three and 5:00 this afternoon and overnight, clouds to move back in. we will be tracking spotty showers. including tomorrow evening and overnight. the showers to try to break. i do think showers will stay west around i-81 so if you go to the game, 62 degrees with the washington nationals makeup game against the orioles. but better weather does come through the evening and weekend with higher heat. we talk about the next how we see thunderstorms in 10 minutes. julie: we start of this time around in prince george's county. is after two 14 central avenue. the center of the roadway is blocked at scene of this crash. southbound, all of your lanes remain open.

>> i am jason, from austin, texas. >> have you ever been high at work? s jason from austin been high at work? you seem to be about half and half. let's find out. >> i'll say a couple of times. [ cheers and applause ] >> what do you do? >> jimmy johns. >> jimmy: eating all the black forest ham. i think it's illegal not to be high when you're working at jimmy john's. next up? >> what is your name and where are you from? >> blair schotts from mobile, alabama. i live here, though. >> have you ever been high at work? >> jimmy: all right. has blair -- a resounding yes from the audience. >> are we talking about on drugs? >> yes. >> no, i have not. >> jimmy: oh! you see that? his mullet gives him a natural high. [ laughter ] his barber was high at work on the day he did his hair. who is next? >> what is your name and where are you from? >> i'm stitches the clown. i'm the phoenix psychopath. the most ruthlessly gnarly hard act in the country. >> have you ever been high at work? >> jimmy: he's a clown. he's a clown names stitches. high or not high? high? all right.

austin, texas, headquarters, and no layoffs or store closures. >> someone posted on linkedin today on my feed. i thought c'mon. >> you thought what? >> strategic. it makes sense. it could automate the entire shopping process that could be interesting in a couple of years. kevin: by mid-afternoon news of purchase sent whole foods stock soaring 30%. while other major grocers including wal-mart, target, costco and kroger watched their stock plummet by up to 12 points. customers at all 22 d.c. area whole foods stores optimistic. >> i'm trying to wrap my head around it and what it means. listen, as long as whole foods keeps up their mission statements and the pricing, which i think is decent i'll be fine with it. kevin: of course amazon fresh already offering at home grocery delivers. a rapidly growing industry. so far, jeff bezos who also owns the "washington post," keeping quiet about his plans. live in arlington, i'm kevin lewis, abc7 news. nancy: thank you. coming up at 5:00, a woman's crusade to go bare chested on maryland beaches. the latest shot fired in the legal battle you need to

. >> i thought willie nelson lived in austin, texas not san francisco. >> he moves around a lot. >> lookto sources last night that that spot got a lot of verbatims, now verbatims are when you can call and poll people and they say they have seen the ad. it when you ask them a broad question. so that ad penetrated some. it's not complicated. suburban republicans don't like having their taxes increased, and generally want to vote for republicans and georgia especially, they don't have a liking for nancy pelosi. but john ossoff, why no one can run as a centrist, why didn't he run on some sort of an issue set, some kind of an agenda. and at the same time, why did his attempts to knock back handel, this sort of milquetoast centrist. you can actually be a moderate democrat and go after your riflrifl rival. >> bill clinton won the presidency because of moderate policie policies. >> the difference is running harshly against trump because i think that would have backfired in this particular district. maybe they didn't want to run this race, maybe they didn't want to fight in some of these other sp

the first to tweet photos of kelly and himself in austin, texas. basically other than nbc airing this promo, he has been sort of a step ahead, sort of setting the narrative. i think as it stands now, we've had a week of just crazy controversy. it's been very difficult i think on nbc and on kelly. so i would say at this point he has won a little bit. >> i debated this on my radio program earlier this week with my audience. i am of the viewpoint, tell me if you think i'm wrong, i am of the viewpoint you do an interview like this but you've got to be on top of your game, you've got to do your homework. you can't give an inch. but i don't like the idea of ignoring him, saying we're not going to touch that kind of subject matter, i don't think that's the right answer. how do you see it? >> i think that's correct and i think especially when you're dealing with this, what i'm calling pro-trump media, the apparatus that is online and a lot of terrestrial radio that is sort of vehemently working to push trump's agenda. when you're dealing with this group, y

we have a presence in silicon valley, in denver, salt lake, in texas, austin, texas places where people want to hang out. a big presence in florida. >> the broader business, you want to move beyond just being a healthcare provider. what are the key avenues for you in ast century which is moving quickly >>> it's finding a need and meeting it through sources, not necessarily owning that sourcing but providing for it in the community. more in the home, more in the community, less inside hospitals and doctors offices. >> when i look at the big drivers in your community, one year 24% rise. but you did pull out of the humana acquisition people are look going, the yield is 1.3%. maybe something on that front. maybe you can use the money for another acquisition. what's the key priority for you? >> if you look at walking away from a $34 billion acquisition, paying a breakup fee -- that hurts. >> hurts, but the stock sup $ ip $29 a share since that happened. so horizontal integration is dea dead >> watch this space. really nice speaking to you. i know you're here to see overseas investors as well

there were clashes in michigan and in austin, texas.e dividing dueling protesters, hundreds of counter-protesters marched in seattle to confront a few dozen anti-sharia law protesters. we spoke to a local new york organizer for the anti-sharia law march who defended the movement. >> we see a problem to occurring, we see what's happening in europe, we see what's happening in britain. it's unimaginable. and we're looking at what's happening with them, and they are hamstrung. they can't speak out against it and say, no, sharia is the problem. >> reporter: organizers say they are not anti-muslim, they are standing for human rights. dozens of protesters showed up, most trump supporters, saying sharia law is the motivation for extremist radical islamists. now, they point out that it's intolerant of freedoms for all people, especially women -- female mutilation, stoning and no voting rights. the counter-protesters in new york believe the movement is simply anti-muslim. they point out that the southern poverty law center which tracks hate group

after attending high school in austin, texas, she enrolled in the university of alabama. she had a beautiful life. that was until she was sexually assaulted in january, 2015. after a night of drinking with her friends, megan was ready to go home and go to bed. however, a final dressed young businessman who referred to himself as sweet tea offered to give her a ride. you see, mr. speaker, sweet tea was from the richest family news can loosea, alabama, and -- tuscaloosa, alabama and was a big financial backer of that university. megan didn't remember climbing into his sleek mercedes but woke up in his southern mansion and knew something was wrong. megan said she resisted his initial advances and repeatedly told him she wanted to go home. he refused to do so. instead, he sexually assaulted her and then he fell off to sleep. she tried to get out of the room but the door was locked, and desperate to escape, megan climbed out of the mansion's second story bedroom window and went to his car looking for her keys. it was there she discovered a handgun sweet tea had in the car all

. >> i live in austin texas.ut the tax credits will extend to all of those for medicaid extension. it is important to understand that is being replaced by generous subsidies. the private insurance market, and that provides better coverage. that gives states more tools to cover the unensured in their areas. . >> i have been around it a long time. i have never seen a bill so mean with less heart than this one. it will be devastating for millions and millions of people. largely people who are poor. they may get money to help them buy coverage, but a lot of people who get coverage from the medicate expansion don't have money to buy coverage in the first place. senator johnson was talking about helping the legislation to help people have insurance with lower premiums. that is classic misdirection. you can have coverage with lower premiums. the way you do that is to cut benefits and the value of those policies and to make sure that people are not having to pay more. it means that it will be far less also have it doesn'