. >> reporter: judith bryant is the great-great-grandniece of harriet tubman. the great-great granddaughter of a brother tubman rescued in 1854. >> i wouldn't be here if she hadn't done what she did, >> reporter: she lives in a nearby house built by tubman's nephew in 1901. bryant says tubman's extended family in auburn was very close knit. >> that was her motivating factor, and so she rescued her family first. >> reporter: bryant's mother knew the elderly tubman when she was a child. >> my mother said harriet would come and sit in the corner by the door, she would appear to doze off until somebody said something that she was either maybe a little off-color or then she would sit up and-- >> reporter: perk up. >> sit up and, yes, perk up, open her eyes and this was sort of make it understood that she didn't quite approve of it. >> reporter: bryant and her family donated tubman's bed to the park, and a sewing machine. bryant also has a large collection of family memorabilia. >> this is a 1911 bill. >> reporter: ...for a hospital stay at the end of tubman's life.

when i am with lebron james and ,obe bryant and all these guys they are already accomplished. their best practices, and my best practices, and what we do it becomes our best practices, so we do a lot of adapting -- i think, david, a keyword is to create ownership, where everybody owns it and where they feel like they are not playing for the u.s. they are the u.s. in order to get that feeling, we incorporated a lot of work with our military so they can get a feeling of what it was to serve her country, no greater part of our society than military to teach that. david: so the three olympic teams you have coached, how would you compare them to the dream team? mike: the ream team and their prime, there are 11 hall of s on that team. in their prime, there is no team like that. the beijing tame was really good. they could hold their own, but is no team with the accomplishment in the crime than the dream team. david: did you ever think you could lose? mike: i think we can lose every game. if you don't think you think you can lose, you're not prepared to win. in the pros, they don't p

going to lose this guy, where michael jordan -- i think jordan is the best player ever -- and kobe bryantn and their ability to just focus is off the charts. you can take lebron james being one of the most talented and smartest. chris paul, kevin durant -- durant has been the leading scorer in the u.s. and the three competitions he has played in. david, one of the things i have admired from all those guys as they understood it wasn't about them. you hear expressions like leave your egos at the door, and i always told them to not leave your egos at the door, because i want you to be lebron and kobe, but when you come in, can we play for one ego? can we play for the u.s.? thank god they did. david: what would you say are the most important lessons of leadership you have learned? mike: the very first thing is that to get better you have to change limits. when you change limits, you are going to look bad and fail. when you're not back, figure out -- knocked back, figure out why and change. the other thing is that you will not get there alone. be on a team. surround yourself with good people,

nick bryant, bbc news, new york. we heard in that report from james clapper.obama, says that wire—tap activity against trump. the director of national intelligence under obama, says that while he was in office there was no wire—tap activity against trump. i cannot speak officially any more, but i will say that, for the part of the national security operator, there was no such wiretap activity mounted against the president—elect at the time, or as a candidate or against his campaign. laura bickerjoins me now from washington with the latest on this developing story. i bet this is going to cause, or has already caused, a lot of fuss. it will cause a really big ruckus, went it? many of his critics, and some democrats, are saying this is exactly what donald trump was looking for when he started his tweets storm yesterday morning. they say this is a deflection tactic, donald trump is trying to deflect attention from the constant controversy attention from the constant c0 ntrove i’sy over attention from the constant controversy over his campaign aides links to russia

for north america correspondent, nick bryant, reports.the sunday talk shows this morning one main topic of discussion. trump claiming the trump campaign was wiretapped by president obama. in his extraordinary twitter tirade donald trump accused his predecessor, barack obama, of being a sick and bad guy who ordered wiretaps at trump tower in a watergate style conspiracy. this morning, the white house issued a statement asking that as part of their investigation into russian activity, the congressional intelligence committee exercise their oversight authority to determine whether executive branch investigative powers were abused in 2016. but the white house has produced no evidence to back up the president's claims of criminality and seems to be hoping these congressional committees will come up with some. let's get the truth here, let's find out. i think the bigger story is not who reported it, but is it true? i think the american people have a right to know if this happened because if it did, again this is the largest abuse of power that

nick bryant, bbc news, new york.k officially any more, but i will say that, for the part of the national security operator, there was no such wiretap activity mounted against the president—elect at the time, or as a candidate or against his campaign. that was james clapper, let's go to laura bicker, our correspondence in washington, with the latest on this. a lot of developments, the white house asking congress to investigate. how significant could that be? well, it is very significant but so far it is not based on any evidence. donald trump seems to be basing, in part, his assertions on a report in breitbart news and other conservative radio shows. but, as president, he would also have access to the intelligence if he asked for it. as he divulges a secret? and, does he already know the answer, but for congress investigates? —— has he divulges a secret? then you have evidence from the former director of national intelligence, james clapper, who says there was no wiretapping and he categorically denies it. as has pres

this is the bryant street onramp. you see cars getting on right now, not a lot of traffic.he deal is is that between 3:30 and 7:00 p.m., this on ramp is only for carpoolers and folks driving clean air vehicles. transportation officials neil about 50% of the people who use it during the evening commute are cheaters. that they're not in carpools and definitely not in clean-air vehicles. the traffic backs up significantly. there'sing to that there may be some changes on the way to try and solve this problem. a couple of those changes could be actually moving the time where the carpool starts to an earlier midday hour, rather than 3:30 p.m., and adding high-tech cameras or other technology to help the chp catch people violating the laws on this on ramp. we'll have more throughout the morning. potentially, there may not be a

nick bryant, bbc news, washington. laura: for more on today's events i spoke a brief time ago with our north america reporter anthony zurcher. the administration has revamped the travel ban but is this one going to fare better politically and legally? anthony: legally i think the government lawyers have been more involved in drafting this. a lot of the controversial provisions have been taken out such as suspension of green cards. there is not going to be a challenge on process grounds but politically and legally there is still the question of whether this discriminates against muslims because of the country's name. laura: this does not take effect for 10 days. how does this fit with the original order were they said it was such an urgent matter of national security? anthony: president trump tweeted that out and press secretary sean spicer echoed that. they realize the castrated by the original band is one of the reasons the courts suspended it and the last thing they want is another injunction that puts this on hold i

nick bryant, bbc news, new york. 0ur washington correspondent, laura bicker, has been getting the latestrump's allegations. many of his critics and some democrats are saying this is exactly what donald trump was looking for when he started his tweed storm yesterday morning. they say this is a deflection tactic, but donald trump is trying to deflect attention away from the constant controversy over his campaign links to russian intelligence agents. when it comes to jeff intelligence agents. when it comes tojeff sessions, his attorney general, he had to step aside from being in charge of any investigation into the current campaign this week because he failed to disclose a meeting with the russian ambassador to the us under both to the senate. president trump was said to be furious thatjeff sessions had to step aside and then, 2k hours later, we have this storm. democrats believe this is a deflection tactic. 0thers believe this is a deflection tactic. others are wondering is this something we need to take sirius late, because he has made a very serious allegation towards president 0bama. it

the bryant street on ramp. it dumps you right on to the bay bridge which is why it's such a popular back route to highway 80. so what's going to happen? the metropolitan transportation commission is talking about installing some cameras and other technology to try and bust people who are not carpooling or in clean air vehicles. then also they're talking about extending carpool hours. this is carpool lane only from 3:30 to 7:00 p.m. the backup starts well before that around 2:30. they're talking about extending those hours even earlier to the midday. there is chp officers, there are chp officers out here frequently. but not everyday. they're not able to bust all of these people who are on the carpool lanes when they shouldn't be. they're also talking about similar changes on highway 101 through marin and sonoma counties. live in san francisco, kate larsen, abc7 news. >> thank you. >>> thieves take dozens of laptops meant to help low-income students from that storage unit. that crime ended up bringing the communi

vandy's matthew fisher-davis inexplicably grabbed wildcats guard bryant mcintosh on purpose in the waning of their game, thinking the commodores were behind when they were actually ahead. that sent mcintosh to the free throw line for the go-ahead points with 15 seconds left. (darya) (darya)northwestern's inaugural visit ended in a stunning victory over vanderbilt. vandy's matthew fisher-davis inexplicably grabbed wildcats guard bryant mcintosh on purpose in the waning seconds of their game, thinking the commodores were behind when they were actually ahead. that sent mcintosh to the free throw line for the go-ahead points with 15 seconds left. (darya)northwestern trying to get it's first ever ncaa tournament win taking on vanderbiltjulia louis- dryfuss northwestern alum and doug collins whose son chris is the head coach17 econds left vanderbilt up 1 vandy's matthew fisher-davis must have thrught they were behind or had a foul to give because he deliberately fouls bryant mcintoshmcintosh sinks both free throws to give northwestern a 1-point lead enthusing possessionriley lachance pulls up f

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our north america correspondent nick bryant has the latest. applause when president trump signed the first executive order, but it caused anger, chaos and confusion at america's airports as the travel ban on entrants from seven mainly muslim countries was hurriedly put into effect but the us courts blocked it opening the borders, delivering an embarrassing rebuke to president trump. so today he signed a revised ban with unusually little fanfare. the washington press corps not invited to witness it and this photograph taken instead by a white house staffer. he left it to a senior administration officials to sell one of his signature policies. it is the president's solemn duty to protect the american people. and with this order president trump is exercising his rightful authority to keep our people safe. whilst citizens from somalia, sudan, syria, iran, libya and yemen are still affected, iraq, unlike last time, is not on the list. people with legal residency in the us who are holders of green cards and those who already had visas will not be su

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you're making -- kobe bryant said on this very show, i asked him if there was one guy he'd want. you. you were a lakers fans as a kid. [ cheers and applause ] >> coming from kobe, that's an honor. i just try to compete at a high level every night. coming from him, one of the best to ever do it, means a lot to me. >> jimmy: cuttidid you get exci when you heard he said that? had he said it to you personally? >> we talk, we're really good friends. he's never told me that in person. >> jimmy: what was it like the first time he played against him? he's your favorite player. what does that feel like? >> nervous in the beginning. then once the ball -- he had the ball, and i was guarding him. i had to try to stop him. i had no other choice. >> jimmy: you guys played in a kind of pickup game. >> yeah. >> jimmy: what is it called? >> the d-league. >> jimmy: here in down during the nba lockout? >> lockout, summertime. it's like washington park. it was just a little small gym. >> jimmy: kids play there? >> kids play there. he came out. i had 50 points, though. >> jimmy: how many did he have

nick bryant, bbc news, miami. i think we should do the show from there one day. from florida.. an incredible escape to share with you now — 10 people, including members of a bbc news crew, have been injured after a massive explosion on italy's mount etna. europe's biggest volcano spewed lava and burning rocks into the sky, forcing people to run for cover. 0ur science reporter, becky morelle was among them, and tells her story from sicily. i was with a bbc crew filming a lava flow from a recent spate of volcanic activity. but the lava mixed with some snow causing first, a small explosion. then a larger one. they pelted us with rocks and boulders and steam. get the bag. to get to safety. but some were left with cuts and burns and bruises. have you seen the others? and a guide suffered a dislocated shoulder. a volcanologist who was with us said it was the worst incident he had experienced in his 30 year career and that we were lucky no one was left with serious injuries. extraordinary escape. i was hearing from the news room that the produce hear the was with rebecca, the lava hi

. >>> new restrictions could be coming to a popular shortcut used for the bay id on weekdays the bryant street on-ramp typically turned into a bottleneck long before it becomes a carpool only entrance. that happens right before rush hour. officials say the congestion comes from noncarpoolers using the on-ramp. officials announced a new plan that would start the carpool only time earlier in the day. they're looking into whether new cameras could help them fine cheating drivers. dennis with sports. >>> can stanford come back to reach the final four? and a thriller in the final game of the elite eight. who's in? who's out? tip off next. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, the stanford cardinal women ran into a notre dame team that had >>> bringing some sanity to the madness. here's dennis. >> working on my brackets. i have north carolina winning it all. still alive. the stanford cardinal women, we'll begin with them. they ran into a notre dame team that won 17 straight. not the 110 street that yukon owns, but you get the point. outscored notre dame 24-12 in the third to get back in. britney mcphee with the

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liz bryant and dierks bentley, still trying to get their act down before they hosted @cm awards for thend must have done well because they were invited back to do it again. we join them as they were getting everybody excited for the big show. >> that's easy. they are two of the hottest and biggest selling country artist today who happen to be good friends. >> we know too much about one another. we can kind of cut up with one another and don't get a little ego hurt. we're tough. >> dierks with three nominations and luke up for entertainer of the year. ♪ ♪ ♪ play it again ♪ >> this will be the third time he has taken home the award. >> you've heard it? >> what would happen if there was an envelope snafu like at the oscars. >> i would just love to have my name announced, even if it was the wrong name. >> run with it. see ya. >> can't recant it. too late. >> for three years llke was paired with blake shelton who had a little trouble letting go of the spotlight last year. >> ladies and gentlemen, my new cohost dierks bentley. >> the 32nd academy of country music awards air in las vegas on cb

more now from kate larsen in san francisco. >> reporter: the bryant street onramp that dumps you on tohe bay bridge used to be a -- dumps you on to the bay bridge used to be a shortcut. this onramp gets so backed up in the afternoon that it's jammed with traffic. take a look. we have a little bit of video of. that the deal is it's supposed to be carpool and clean air vehicles only from 3:30 to 7:00 p.m. however, transportation officials feel that 50% of the people using that onramp during those hours are cheaters, they're not in carpools, they don't have clean air vehicles. so there's a plan to change that. they want to add cameras and technology to bus people who are breaking the law and also actually increase the carpool hours to midday since the backup starts at 2:30. it doesn't help those folks who are actually trying to carpool. the plan needs to be approved by the metropolitan transportation commission. there are similar plans in place that are at least being talked about for the 101 in marin and sonoma counties, as well. trying to ease up traffic congestion that we see during th

. >> blake is working with luke bryant. >> i put my stamp on his team a little bit. it's been a blast. >> adam teaming up with josh legend. and gwen with celine dion. >> i wish we could all win. >> we all are winning because we are all here in the journey. >> it's true. it's true. >> we are learning more about gwen in the new marie claire on stands tuesday. gwen reveals she made her first dollar working at dairy queen. and last show was beverly hills 90210. guess what, i've got a story for you. dylan mckay himself went luke perry coming up. >> no way disney envisioned corden as bell. he is amazing stopping traffic on last note's late late show. a montage song from beauty and the beast. meanwhile, our carly steel just found out surprising new things about the real belle em rama watson. >> i think people in real life are surprised i'm sillier than i am. i am -- how do you say it, underpromise, overdeliver. people say i'm super serious. and i can be ahh. >> we love the serious emma who does things like high books in the subway to promote literacy. >> random acts of kind

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her name was carolyn bryant." of course, being a historian of the 20th century civil rights movement, i knew that carolyn bryant had not uttered a word in public about the lynching of emmett till since 1955. >> reporter: the woman at the store, made the claims about emmett till. >> and in whose name he was lynched. >> reporter: remind us what she had said, and what she says now. >> in court she testified to something that was tantamount to sexual assault. to coming around the counter, grabbing her by the waist with his hands and not letting go and speaking to her sexually. >> reporter: you've broken some new ground here with having her say that the most sensational parts of her testimony were not true. >> yeah, yeah. in reference to the sort of physical piece she said, "that part's not true. nothing that boy did could ever justify what happened to him." >> reporter: you know i read that in your book when she says that, and in one way it's the most obvious statement possible, right? of course nothing that he did co

nick bryant, thank you.mic state. amid the fighting, aid agencies say two hundred thousand people have left the city, with many now housed in a temporary shelter at hammam al aleel, 20 miles away. 0ur correspondent rami ruhayem reports from there. the people of mosul endure yet another round of fighting between iraqi government forces and so—called islamic state. many remain trapped within the city. 0thers decided to flee. exhausted and hungry, they arrive in droves from western mosul, one bus—load after another of battered civilians. in just over two hours we saw more than five buses arriving here. children, bewildered and scared and many too young to understand. translation: isis were firing at us. most of the women died. we were alljust running and running, the mortars raining on our heads, till we got to the army. some were gratefulfor the army's help, but these men said their homes were hit by army shelling. 0n foot and under fire from both sides, the refugees arrived here at hammam al aleel. they have

only kobe bryant,av have ever scored more points in a single game. >>> the terps, looking like a team of destiny. after this once in a lifetime shot by slocum last weekend against west virginia. it does seem as if all the stars are aligned for maryland to continue their ncaa run. they take on oregon in the sweet 16. they're trying to make sure the shot seen around the world doesn't distract from the terps' look-term goal. >> it was a motivation for our team in that game. and it's just kind of something, social media's blowing up. and more important goals than people talking about that shot. so now i'm taking a break with social media and trying to focus on what's important to our team and things we've been working on since june. >>> kirt cousins is having a baby boy. he made the announcement today the only way he could, by tossing a spiral that brian quick has signed with the washington redskins. >> he's had better throws there. >> i know. that was a target to the left. kind of low. will any of those new guys be able to do that? no matter how the markets change... will any of those ne

on weekdays: the "bryant street" on-ramp in san francisco typically gets backed up. >>> in your bay area headlines, drivers beware. it could soon be tougher for you to cut through to the bay bridge. on weekdays, the bryan street in san francisco typically gets backed up long before it becomes a carpal only entrance. now, transportation officials say the congestion comes from solo drivers illegally clogging up the ramp. the ntc is considering starting a carpal only lane hours earlier, it is also looking into high-tech cameras to help the chp catch carpal cheaters in the act. >>> an uproar over leggings. two teenagers were recently rejected from a united airlines flight because they were wearing stretchy bottoms. the two girls were trying to get on a flight in denver. united flames they can refuse united pass writers who are not properly closed which means the friends were -- the girls were friends of relatives who get free air travel and have a more formal dress code. >> i wear spandex all the time. >> why should they be banned? that's crazy. i don't agree with that at all. if you are fly