of those for african-american women christine darden comment dorothy vaughan, catherine johnson and mary jackson. [applause] i am so pleased also to let you know that many of the family members of mary jackson and dorothy vaughan and mrs. johnson are here as well. in any been that worked with them with the langley research center. if you see them in the crowd tonight home i am so thrilled that these women who actually lived in the history so i could write to our here. we knew the minute we were raised by them and worship with them and were taught by them or work with them my insurer me that there is the tremendous amount. and having a list of unfilled with another book of life down when researching their lives but one of the most timely and to emphasize is the following. maher never allow fear to get the best of curiosity. had high it takes a powerful imagination to land humans on the moon to bring them back safely and then to have their roots right here in hampton virginia and then to do uh rose calculations for this to come to fruition the tappan better known catherine johnson for the

catherine cortez-masto./// ((sharie johnson)) >>> the final weekend of campaigning is featuring some star power mixed with a lot of hot rhetoric as both hillary clinton and donald trump try to get their voters out to the polls tuesday. mark albert is at the white house with more details. >>>"you are a hardy rain." not even a downpour could dampen hillary clinton's enthusiasm as she hit battleground states in the homestretch of the election. (sec. hillary clinton/(d) presidential nominee) "i want to be the president for everybody, everybody who agrees with me, people who don't agree with me, people who vote for me, people who don't vote for me." the rain-soaked rally stood in florida stood stark contrast to the celebrity fueled get out the vote concert in cleveland last night featuring beyonce and jay-z. the mega stars urged the crowd at the free concert to same at a concert in philadelphia tonight. donald trump boasted he doesn't have any stars on the campaign trail with him. (donald trump/(r) presidential nominee) "we don't need jay-z to fill up arena's. we' do it the old-fashioned

catherine johnson,. [inaudible] we need to fix the public record of the truth. we need to know that black women calculated the trajectory for the apollo mission. it's not in the movie. we need help from hollywood, from media, from ourselves from ourselves and wikipedia records that are correct. they've heard of edison but let's make sure they've heard of harper. >> i think that's great. >> you came to the government from where you really champion free speech as a core value, and now we have hillary clinton talking about twitter being a birthplace for the all right movement and a place where women a majority are experiencing harassment. how do you balance free speech with encouraging diversity and supporting minority candidates who might experience harassment or micro- aggression as they enter the industry? >> that's a great question. i can completely tackle it in the five minutes we have left. i think it's one of the hardest things we have to deal with as an internet community. we want many, many different voices online. we want to hear from lots of diverse view

henson is playing the catherine johnson. she grew up in a poor community.ad she known this woman existed, she might have been a scientist. let's make sure we are tapping , everything we can do to reach out to everyone to make them creators. that is the president's great hope. let's include all of us, and it changes the future for our country and the world. kate: thank you so much for being here. i think it is almost an impossible task, but you make me feel hopeful about government. thank you very much. [applause] megan: come work in the government. >> i hope that was as exciting for you guys as it was for me. i have had a crush on megan smith forever, but please don't tell her. i'm sure she can't hear me now. we will keep it moving along. over. a little bit please welcome to the stage megan rose dickey and morgan debaun from blavity. ♪ megan: thank you for joining us today. morgan: thanks for having me. megan: the stats are pretty harrowing. between 2014 and 2015, the 2014, the 2012 and amount of funding that went to black women was less than 1%. i'm excite

catherine johnson, the new film hidden figures is coming out so we need to fix the public record. we need to know black women calculated a trajectory for alan shepard and john glenn at the apollo mission. it's not been in the movies. we need help from hollywood, from media, ourselves, for the wikipedia records that are not correct. >> i think that's great. a-mac ann beauchesne from twitter were you champion free speech as a core by of the platform, and now we are bill clinton talking about twitter being a birthplace for the all right movement and place for women and minorities are expensing harassment. how do you balance free speech with encouraging diversity with supporting minority candidates who might experience harassment or micro-aggressions as the into the industry speak was a great question. for the five minutes left i can completely tackle it. i think it's one of the hardest things we have to deal with as an internet community. we want many, many different voices online. we want to hear from lots of diversity points. there's this worry that the internet has become weaponiz

johnson)) >> you can watch that interview.. and senator dean heller talking about his relationship with new senator catherine cortez masto... right here on channel 8./// ((sharie johnson)) >>> dominating the box office. how much doctor strange brought in this weekend... and the surprising jump in the number of people watching movies.. next on the valley's news leader... "now, live...this is 8 >>> marvel's doctor strange ruled the box office for a second straight weekend. it brought in 43-million dollars, for a 10-day domestic and trolls took second place for the second straight weekend... bringing in a little more than 35 million dollars. those two held onto the top spots... despite several new releases this weekend. overall the box office was up about 47 percent from the same weekend last year./// ((sharie johnson)) >>> coming up tonight at 6:30... helping those with mental health problems. the i-team examines who we rank near the bottom for happen to improve it... that's at 6:30 right here on the valley's news leader... ((sharie johnson)) >>> that's it for us. stick around for polt join us again at 6:30./// whoa, this is a

catherine will win if the voter turnout is high. they lose if it's low. you're job is to give us the highest turnout we've ever seen.")) ((sharie johnson)) >> sanders also advocated for catherine cortez masto for u-s senate. sa pass legislation that will help working families and the middle class. and former new york mayor rudy giuliani met with local trump supporters urging them to knock on doors and get people to the polls tuesday. ((rudy giuliani/rallying support for trump: "we think we got, number one the volunteers that are more enthusiastic than theirs. there's are mostly machine politician people part of the old hack harry reid machine which i think nevada is going ((sharie johnson)) >> giuliani says trump will fight for a stronger military to have peace through strength. and told the crowd that clinton can't be trusted to nominate a supreme court justice. it seems every vote will count...with both campaigns hitting hard with grassroots efforts to get out the vote. ((sharie johnson)) >>> and we're your local election headquarters keeping you updated on air and online at las vegas now dot com./// ((sharie johnson)) your ancestral

johnson had 7%. opinion. that same poll also shows the senate race is a dead heat. democrat catherine cortez-masto had 47%. republican joe heck was at 48%. 4% said neither or had no opinion. one of the hottest issues on the ballot right now is question-1. joining us now to talk more about it is 13 action news political analyst jon ralston.. and jon.. you hosted your own debate on this issue tod me just ask you.. across the state. the man police believe.... ambushed two police officers... releasing new information about that nationwide amber alert for a missing texas girl. right now -- an urgent nation-wide search is underway for ten year old kayla gomez. she's been missing since last night. kayla dissapered from a church in texas. the f-b-i now saying they are not sure if she was abducted and they are no longer looking for a vehicle of interest in the case. hurricane matthew is lon not. tonight-- new dramatic pictures.... of the destruction "hurricane matthew" left behind... what's now different..... about some top tourist destinations... in florida. and... hundreds of thousands of cars are stolen every ye

catherine cortez masto. i approve this message because i've spent my career solving problems. here's abc news.... senior medical contributor.... doctor timothy johnson. all 50 states have passed laws governing when kids can return-to-play after concussion. but there are few laws on another post-concussion decision?return-to-learn. doctors often advise "complete brain rest" - no reading, no classes - after a strong knock now researchers from seattle, working with attornerys and looking at legal databases state by state, looked at the rules for managing post-concussion return-to-learn. and mostly - there aren't any. only 8 states had return-to-learn laws. only four states included any standards for how they measure when to return to school and mental exercise. and those return-to-learn rules revolved around athletes - ignoring concussions from other sources. laws are there to improve concussion management -- we have seen this with improve the system for when kids return to school. physical, cognitive, emotional, and sleep-related consequenses hang in the balance - for our kids. with this medical minute, i'm dr. timothy johnson. police activity on cc-2

johnson had 7 percent. the rest said..... none or had no opinion. that same poll also shows... the senate race is a dead heat. democrat.... catherine cortez- masto had -47- percent. republican... joe heck was at -48- percent. the nevada democratic party is suing the trump campaign over alleged voter intimidation in nevada. in court today.. their lawyers claimed poll watchers trained by the trump campaign were engaged in a coordinated effort to intimidate nevada voters. trump lawyers deny the allegations and say their volunteers are trained to follow state law. a ruling could come by friday. tonight... a controversial banner.... outside a del taco... on tropicana and maryland... has been taken dow a sign supporting legalizing recreational pot.... had been hanging in front of the restaurant. college students we spoke to said... it made perfect sense.... for a -24- hour restaurant to support a measure.... that would give you.... the munchies! "people would come in their packed cars and they'd look faded and they would order a ton of food. like not even joking, $50 worth of food." we spoke to del taco and they say.... they never put th

catherine cortez masto was able to win her matchup against congressman joe heck. coming up--- a one-on-one interview with ?senator ron johnson? ... who will ?keep? his seat. 3 plus - why people are upset over a candy bar.details on the controversy next! 3 let's go ahead and take a live look outside now. this is downtown milwaukee... on wednesday morning... the day after election day.stay with us.... you're watching the c-b-s 58 news time is 5:... on this................. morning. welcome back to the c-b-s 58 morning news. 3 in one of the most closely watched races around the country... senator ?ron johnson? comes out on top. top.he was re-elected.running against russ feingold ...who lost senator johnson back in 2010.cbs 58's kristen barbaresi spoke with senator johnson in a one on one interview after he won. i am joined now by senator ron johnson who just won his second term, senator what does day one look like when you head back to the senate.well, mcconnell talked to reince prebius and quite honestly donald trump, they congratulated me but i went right into what we need to do .. this is an opportunity, we have got to stop

[applause] please welcome curtis johnson, president of the hbcu law enforced in executives and administrators. [applause] please welcome catherine trahan bevan, assistant secretary for civil rights u.s. department of education. [applause] please welcome the facilitator, dark or michael sorrell, facilitator of all clinton college. [cheers and applause] >> i think our panelists can have a seat. i was tempted to have been due to slow things down in a, but that seems a little harsh. we have a tradition of paul quinn college where they greet everyone by saying good morning. so i realize not all of you are quinn i, that we are one big happy family this morning. good morning, family. let's do a little bit better. i didn't hear the people in the back. good morning, family. was the attorney general amazing? [applause] i haven't had the privilege of listening to her in person before. i knew she was a sister of incredible ability, but as she sat and went through her remarks, i realize she took every single point that i wanted to make and set it 10 times better than i could've said it did so i'm just going to tip my hat and be amazed at you

johnson and surprise write-in for mitt romney. mill field very different result 16 trump backers, four votes to clinton and one write-in for bernie sanders. >> daniel: catherine parrotta manning polling station in framingham where our local ballot questions are a big part it right here. fox25 has team coverage all day long. chris flanagan will be joined by blair miller and caveie kavanagh and live reports start at 4:00 this afternoon and fox25 news will bring you live coverage starting at 7:00 and then we will be back 8:00 and bring you up-to-the-minute results all night long. >> daniel: >> julie: police forced to use pepper spray to inside galleria last night and 1,000 young people gathered to meet new celtics player and rap artist when it became quite unruly. jessica reyes live outside the galleria where at one point people were throwing bricks and d off the coast of block island where coast guard responding to a boat collision. they say a fishing boat collided with a yacht about 10 miles offshore. this happened just before 9:00 and look to bring you moor information on that accident. no word yet on injuries. >> julie: we track traffic and weather together

justice [ applause ] please welcome curtis johnson, president of the hbcu law enforcement executives and administrators. [ applause ] please welcome kat rip catherin, assistant secretary of civil rights u.s. department of education. [ applause ] and please welcome our facilitator, dr. michael sorrel, president of paul quinn college. [ cheers and applause ] >> i think our panelists can have a seat. i was tempted to have them do this whole thing standing up but that seems a little harsh. so we have a tradition at paul quinn college where i greet everyone by saying good morning quinnites. so we'll adopt -- i realize not all of you are quinnites, but we are one big happy family this morning so we're just going to adopt it. how about this? good morning, family? >> all right! >> good morning. >> let's do it better because i didn't hear the people in the back. good morning family. >> good morning. >> was the attorney general amazing? >>. [ cheers and applause ] i hadn't had the privilege of listening to her in person before. i knew she was a sister of incredible abilities but as she sat and went through her remarks, i realized that she took every single

johnson, where quality products for captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> pauley: i am jane pauley, please join us when our trumpet sounds again next sunday morning. i'm catherine cortez masto and i approve this message. i don't know what i said, ahh, i don't remember. narrator: and joe heck says i have "high hopes we'll see donald trump become president." trump: you know, you could see there was blood coming out of her eyes, blood coming out of her wherever. narrator: heck says he "completely supports" trump. i love war in a certain way. narrator: and heck? reporter: do you trust him having his finger on the nuclear button? heck: i do. reporter: why do you say that? wrong for nevada. two people dead. what investigators know so far and how you can help.... and -- panic at a donald trump rally in reno. what led secret service to rush the republican nominee off stage last night. plus--- it's finally starting to feel like fall. katie boer will give you a look on the weather headed our way. all that and more on... 8 news now--weekend edition---starts right now./// "now, live...this is 8 news now weekend edition." ((nia wong)) news leader i'm nia wong. we're going t