. >>> cinderella the sea gull why critics say this work of art >>> well, a cinderella story is brewing in new bedford, but it's far from a fairy tale. it's a battle over art. it's a unique statue. >> it's part of the seaport art walk. this cinderella is causing quite >> reporter: we all know the story of cinderella the princess, but this sea gull sculpture that shares the same name is now the talk of the town in new bedford. >> i originally made it for a public art project in brooklyn. >> reporter: boston artist donna dodson, that created several lar sculptures, finished sea gull cinderella in 2012. after a few different stops, the colorful concept is now on display on the city's seaport art walk, but this work of art is >> i'm not surprised some people don't like it. everyone has a different opinion about art. art can be very personal. >> reporter: npetion was launched to try and get the sculpture remove leading the ch writing that it, quote, reflected poorly on our city. nearly 400 people signed the petition before it was closed not everyone agrees. a rival facebook page was set up i

it's called sea gull cinderella. >> anchor: some say it has to go. kris anderson has more on the sculpture scandal. >> reporter: we know the story of cinderella the princess. >> i made it for a project in brooklyn. >> reporter: finished sea gull cinderella back in 2012. after a few different stops the colorful concept is on display on the city sea port art walk. this work of art is causing controversy. >> everyone has a different opinion about art. art can be personal. >> reporter: an online petition was launched to try to get the sculpture the person leading the charge writing it reflects poorly on our city. not everyone agrees. a rival facebook page was set up in support of sea gull cinderella. people who enjoy the sculpture and want it to stay put. >> let's have a conversation about this. let's use this surge of interest in the community to do something positive for the community. hoping this controversy isn't affecting her or other artists displaying talents. like it's such a rare project. >> reporter: sea gull cinderella isn't a permanent of the

it's called a sea gull cinderella. while the creator calls it art, many don't consider it a fairy tale. >> we have more on the online petition to have it taken down. >> reporter: we know the story of cinderella the princess, but this sea gull sculpture is now the talk of the tune in new >> reporter: donna dodson created several large sculptures finished sea gull cinderella in 2012. after a few different stops, the colorful concept is on display. this work of art is causing a bit of controversy. >> i'm not surprised some people don't like it. everyone has a different opinion about art. art can be very personal. >> reporter: an online petition was launched to try and get it reap moved. the person leading the charge wrin poorly on our city. nearly 400 people signed the petition before it was closed. not everyone agrees. a rival facebook page was set up in support of sea gull cinderella. people who enjoy the sculpture and want it to stay put. >> let's have a conversation about this. let's use this, you know, surge of inter

this woman is cinderella. and in between, you see the pumpkin is the constitutional amendment and the mice is the senate and house. president wilson is casting a spell to make it possible for her to use her constitutional amendment to vote for those who represent her. a lot of commentary about president wilson's power. just as an aside here in the background, you see the proud voting sisters. this is indicating the fact women in many western states at that point had the right to vote. the national women's party would ultimately start pinpointing those women to help vote as a block and try to vote the democratic party out of office. the title of this cartoon is "lest we forget." and one of the things that is important to know about the party in general and the way allender's work reflected this idea is that the national women's party always paid tribute to those considered mothers of the suffrage movement. and that included, in particular, susan b. anthony. this cartoon is featuring a line of women paying tribu

. >> midnight never arrived for cinderella at the college baseball world series. >> he got him. it's all over. >> that was how the coastal california university closed out the arizona wildcats to win their first ever baseball national championship. it was the school's first ever national title in any sport, and they are the first team since 1956 to win the title in their first ever appearance at the college world series to which the kid in the stands just looked at the camera and was like -- the eyebrows. >> and while we're talking about baseball, check out who made the scene last night at the mets game. that is our very own ginger z taking the mound at city field to throw out the first pitch. >> nailed it. >> look at that. >> wearing number 18. she wound up, delivered the pitch. >> did a far better job than snoop. >> a little high. >> she did a great job. >> and give her credit. it was a lot better, like we said -- remember $0.50? props to ginger. >> she was really pumped. she was prac at home and with the hubby. good job. >>> coming up, michael phelps does it again. he added a

details on the big jummy: a cinderella story now over today. iceland's soccer team taking on france in the euro cup. yesterday, the magic could not continue. france coming up bay, knocking iceland out 5-2. they now go on to play germany in the semifinals thursday. novak djokovic taking down by american underdog, and serena williams winning her 300 grand slam match. historic win propels williams into second place for all time major tournament victories. >> it gives me a lot of confidence. i know what it takes to win these tournaments. now it is just about doing it. jummy: the reigning champ looks to be back on form after a rough outing. she was fined $10,000 for slamming a racket which landed on a tv cameraman's lot. are looking for ideas to spruce up your holiday plans, kidd o'shea as a look at the dubya hotel. >> no one knows how to plan a party than the w. if you need some last-minute party ideas, they have it fi morning long. our patio,utside on right along pennsylvania avenue. we have some great seating, we have a grill going on today, and

all right. >> let's say quick hello to prince charming and to cinderella.ng center reel la where we see tonight. >> at thursdays on the dunes. >> they've been troopers all day and we appreciate them coming and joining us. that's the very latest from avalon. give it up for our guys right here where is pete? and we'll see in you avalon. you know what they say, cooler by a mile. >> moving and grooving, thank you very much, kathy. >>> following breaking news right now from niece, france. a truck crashed no a massive crowd of people celebrating bastille day you're look at video coming from sky news it witnesses say they saw several people hit. french television says at least 30 people are dead. >>> turning to your health now and some not so sweet news. it turns out artificial sweeteners may actually peak you hungrier. that's right australian resear researchers fed flu flys and mice a diet full of artificial sweeteners they found that doing this through off the brain's reward centers and animals eight for calories than needed. investigators say artificial sweeten

we talk about prince charming and cinderella, and all those wonderful fantasies.ut in those fairy tales, there's the wolf and different monsters always lurking in the background. and in this story, there is a guy who presents himself as the charming prince, but really, he is the real-life monster. a horrible monster. oscar menjivar-herrera. ♪ ♪ >>> we're a very old-fashioned family. none of the kids, boys or girls, are allowed to date until they were 16 and we had to meet them. this is the way we are. i noticed my 14-year-old daughter had been on my cell phone texting someone. i questioned it because you get that gut feeling that something isn't right. she told me she had been talking to him on the computer. i said, pull him up. i want to see who this person is. and i said, honey, that is not no kid. that is a grown man. and he's got to be 30. >> there are so many ways for the sophisticated predator to get around the parent. and there are so many kids that think that they're bulletproof. >> i got called to assist some parents who wanted me to caution their daughte

. >>> and iceland's cinderella story at the european championship is over.rance scored 4 knolls in the first half and won, 5-2 to advance to the semifinals. >>> the giants return home on july 4 to face the rockies. the as will be playing in minnesota. have a good fourth of july. >>> our play of the day from major league baseball, the tiger is and rays, tampa with a man on first, and the tiger's outfielder, check him out, running, running, the sweet grab. he's not done and comes up firing to first and doubles off the runner. 2 outs in 1 play, bam-bam. the tigers get the play of the bay. >>> it's 6:25. later today, a nasa spacecraft begins exploring jupiter's atmosphere for the first time. the goal of this historic mission. >>> if you typically have no problems seeing the fireworks show in san francisco but wish there was a better way to hear it? we have the answer to your problem. ,, ,, (upbeat music) - [voiceover] you are san francisco. we've been with you from the beginning. we've seen each other through good times and bad. sickness and health. we're with y

cinderella story. from a deeply talented writer who had faced adversity and a struggling trying to place some of the stories and then had a wonderful experience in thed ste collection. the one i would use would then explain things that hit the the zeitgeist. they sold the book for $10,000 to the press and its range rove revolutionary to never pay royalties. it's also known as the socialist but this might explain things with a collection of essays som me was a c of which you could find on the internet if you looked and they sold it to a publisher in new york and a very young woman read it and they are really excellent about gender politics and men and women and communication and it just keeps going and going with many thousands of copies because it was the right book at the right moment. >> by worked at an independent press that isn't so little at a time. the publisher bought apr collection of nonfiction essays from a guy that had been a homeless crack addict. he had been a cameraman and worked in adver

. >>> and the cinderella story at the european championship is over. france scored 4 goals in the first half and won the quarter final match 5-2 to advance to have the semifinals. >>> the giants return home on july 4 to face the rockies. the as hit the road today and will be playing in minnesota. have a good fourth of july. >>> could this be the ultimate perk to get kevin durant to sign with the warriors? the owner of i's place tweeted this to the nba all star. you got it. free ikes place for life if you sign with the warriors. you think it will do it? >> a little perk there. not quite. i think dollars might -- . >> it might help? >>> the play of the day from major league baseball, tiger is and rays, tampa with a man on first. moya with the sweet sliding catch but he is not done and doubles off the runner at first. nice play. 2 outs to tampa and the tigers with the play of the day. >>> it is just now 5:26. and in san francisco, if you get a good spot to see the fireworks but not hear the music that goes along with the show, we'll share the solution to

one favorite moves on, a cinderella story comes to an end. sports wrap is next. >> 11:00 p.m.nt watch is still in full esc. word is the warriors are still

. >>> soccer fans in iceland hoping to see their country's cinderella run continue versus france but the host country was too much for iceland. dimitri pille terks. we're still in the 1st half with this one. france would win the match 5-2 ending iceland's incredible run. france will play germany in the semifinals. >>> in wimbledon. getting a closer look at serena williams as she closes in on one of her records. serena needed 51 minutes to win in straight sets and advance to the fourth round. she becomes the second woman to reach 300 career grand slam winds and six behind martina. >>> remember back in 2010, he was part of a final set that lasted 138 games. the longest match ever at the all england club. back to today, isner in the near court. he hit the forehand winner to take the 14-13 lead but he would rally back, now serving for the match. he beats insler. >>> to golf, jordan spieth showing off his skills with the nova putt at the wgc bridgestone. dustin johnson came in to today three shots off the lead. sink as birdie putt on 17 to take a oneshot lead over jason day. day is in big

that would be my cinderella story from a deeply talented writer who had faced adversity and struggleand placing these stories and had a wonderful experience with her collection. >> i think we all have stories like that. i would use the book men explain things to me which is a book that hit the site guist at the right moment. i represented her for 20 years, we met in san francisco. i sold her first book for $10,000 to range rover revolutionaries, they drive the range rover's, never pay royalties. i know this is live tv. >> this is on live tv. >> you make good tv. >> notice the -- lots of versions of the same story. this book men explain things to me was a collection of essays some of which you can find on the internet if you looked. i sold it to a really small publisher called haymarket which is two guys in a room in new york and it took off and every young woman read it. everyone tweeted it, excellent essays about gender politics and men and women and communication and it keeps going and going and many thousands of copies because it was the right book at the right moment. >> first bo

neither is the navy, which is the cinderella of the four parts of the turkish military. like everybody else inside the country and outside, we are waiting to see who exactly it was who actually pulled the trigger. metaphoric metaphorically and literally. >> this is really something to watch this unfold. even more harrowing for us to really not be able to decipher some of these pictures we're seeing. thank you so much for your help and for explaining to us some of what we have been seeing and hopefully we will get into a situation here where we do have some sort of simultaneous translation. we are still, i'm happy to say we are still joined by ambassador nick burns, a veteran of the foreign service. nick, thank you. during that hubbub with chuck todd we had to move to the coup equivalent of a small studio in 30 rockefeller plaza where we had working electronics and audio after an outage here. i'm going to ask you to repeat a little bit some of what you said to chuck, because it bears repeating. how important turkey is, how important turkey is to the united states. i got k

and so, when you're choosing, i guess, between like rocky the musical and cinderella and all these thingsard to choose to go to the p place where you know it's going to make you crcry. but it w was powerful, extremely powerful, directed by kenny leon. and d for me, itit was a perfect fusion of my love of theater and love of hip-hop. amy goodman: could you end with "amethyst rocks," the popoem- saul williamams: sure. amy goodman: -that brought-first brought you fame? saul williams: sure. let's see if i remember it. yes. i stand on the corner of the block slinging amethyst rocks. drinkin 40's of mother earth's private nectar stock. dodgin cops. 'cause five-o be the 666 and i need a fix of that purple rain. the type of stuff that drives membranes insane. oh yeah, i'm in the fast lane. snorting candy yams. that free my body and d soul and send me like shazaam! never question who i am. god knows. and i know god, personally. in fact, he lets me call him me. i be one with rain and stars and things, with dancing feet and watermelon wings. i bring the sunshine and the moon. and the wind blows my t

. >> sreenivasan: also ahead, a shocking update on what began as an economic cinderella story: in a depressed corner of vermont, job growth funded by a green card program ends in large scale fraud. >> ifill: all that and more on tonight's pbs newshour. >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: >> lincoln financial-- committed to helping you take charge of your financial future. >> and by the alfred p. sloan foundation. supporting science, technology, and improved economic performance and financial literacy in the 21st century.ung >> supported by the rockefeller foundation. promoting the well-being of humanity around the world by building resilience and inclusive economies. more at rockefellerfoundation.orgrt g ty >> carnegie corporation of new york. supporting innovations in education, democratic engagement, and the advancement of international peace and security. at carnegie.org.coio, of at >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions: and individuals.su >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs s

it shines a light on an area that has been a but of a cinderella in the recent months and years. to answer your question, the extent of having the report. the first is a contextual one and this is to the point which is you have to think about the undersea issue in the world of the overall conflict so this is one and it's important that we look at it and say, also strikes me as very crucial that we don't lose sight of it with the broader issues we have to deal with. in that respect, it was quite interesting is that while we are talking a lot in the report about the baltic sea and to some extent the black sea, both of those seas have not had a russian land base as part of the -- and so be careful not to forget bet it when we talk about undersea dominance, but land bases that impact that environment. and want to emphasize the conclusion which is you have to look at the whole issue through a strategic lens, not an individual thing. this is not about submarines or aircraft. this is about the whole thing and how deal if it. second issue is -- just came at the end and said the point abo

you're doing, but is it evever hard where youu walk away, and you're like--this is almost like cinderella, like, "we gave them that one shining moment, but--" or is it enough to change--to intercede in somebody's life, have that special moment, and maybe 5, 10 years from now, it has this overall impact on them? alex: the hard part--or at least, the part i struggle with is just at the end of the day and letting some doubts set in my mind, "is this really worth it? you know, all i did today was buy somebody else's groceries." um, but, you know, every once in a while, you'll get a story back of how much that really meant to them, because you never know what somebody is going through. mike: if--ifif you were to talk to somebody out there, just randomly, just run into somebody, and they were to say, you know, "i don't know. i just don't have very much money. i don't have--" what would you tell them? is, you know--i guess, the higher the risk, the higher the return, all of that sort of stuff, but--but in--in a sense, you get back as much as you give in even more so, i would think. alex: you rea

, but i will say as he delineated their life, it was like take iing corilla de vil a making her cinderellas always in the middle of a hate sandwich. >> actually, i started saying, you know, am i just so hardened towards her that i can't -- so he did do a fantastic -- his emotion, taking me chronologically through her life, it was -- i enjoyed it. i actually enjoyed listening to it. that is a shocker. >> that is saying a lot. >> but hold on. i think the governor may have just given you a gift here. someone who supports trump, to get insight into why, the governor just said, am i so tied to what i already think that i'm not open? now, that's the trick. how do you get minds open in an election that's so toxically closed? >> and what we've seen this week behind the scenes in the clinton campaign, this has been the strategy, which is where are we soft, where do we need to push the envelope harder. so part of that is what's hillary clinton's personal connection with real people? what are her economic opportunities? and where are where going to go on foreign policy? so the first night you saw a l