caroline connelly explains. >> reporter: everyone has their reasons for coming to a house of worship.newport. >> every column was wrapped in vines and flowers. >> reporter: father molesky has more than one he likes to share. >> as i've done my research, i always find out there's more to the story. >> reporter: it's a story the magazines and history books have all told of a president and first lady whose wedding captivated a country. >> people ask why did they get married. >> reporter: few have heard it like this, from the head of the church where it all happened. >> we're quite proud to have that as part of our heritage here. >> reporter: that's why for the last few years the church has opened its doors to anyone who wants to relive the day john and jackie kennedy were married here, complete with the music and the decorations that tour groups will travel to see. >> i am from bucks county in pennsylvania. >> reporter: from all around the country they came today for the season ope jackie. it's an amazing feeling knowing that they came here and were married here. >> reporter: bringing th

gene connelly one of two proathletes connelly was a pitcher for the milwaukee braves who won the worldon, he dabbled in basketball, winning three nba championships as a center on the great boston celtics teams of the 1950s and '60s. on the corurt action a teammate of bill russell and played alongside hak aaron. connelly was on the mound two weeks later, pitching his new team, the red sox, to a game victory. cleveland browns quarterback otto graham is the only other athlete to win a title in two sports, won his basketball championship before he began his football career. never playing both sports at once as conley. he died this week at home in foxboro, massachusetts. he was 86 years old. he is survived by catherine, his wife of 66 years. to run some things by you. it's going to look like i'm listening but i'm actually just paying attention to nugget. cool. i'll pretend you're answering the questions i have. i'll scroll through my feed and avoid making eye contact. i'm just going to keep hovering. wouldn't it be great if everyone said what they meant? hovering away. boo boo

connelly. it was a very telling critique of current marijuana policy. we all know, i don't care what side of the aisle thaw sit on that marijuana is per se legal in the united states. certainly by people younger than anyone on these panels other than younger than 40, let me say, to be gracious. yet congress has prohibited the district of columbia from using its local funds to tax and regulate marijuana. tried to keep the district from indeed making possession of only 2 ounces legal, but congress didn't know how to write an appropriation rider that would do that effectively. so here is what we have, the unintended consequences of no regulation, no taxation as eight states do, but you can possess marijuana. so what we've done in the district of columbia is we have expanded the underground market for marijuana. indeed, it's nicknamed in the district the drug dealer protection act. and the "washington post" actually identified a marijuana dealer, and he said it was a license for me top print money. now, there are members of this committee who are from some

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austin connelly. he is at 500. tied for the third place. heading to sunday's final round. led by two shots after the second round. he has a three-shot lead. heading into tomorrow's final round. it is >> right now, i feel like i'm playing great. the one on the last was a nice confidence boost. >> it might be a mainstay in the sports in the washington castles in world team tennis. the wonder kid of dc wrapping up his week with the castles last night. it was his bobble head night of all things as the castles fell to the freedoms. the hope is he will advance far in the u.s. open later on next month. his proud pop was on hand to watch his son play last night. >> i wasn't expecting this really. he took it to a different level. which is i'm very happy. well grounded. he got his act together. >> you will do bid things. we are pulling for him. >> when you have your own bobble head. that's good right? >> you're there. [ laughter ] >> you know the late sports anchor george michael spent a lot of time on the desk with jim vance. here is a look at their last day on the desk together. >

. >> reporter: in newport, rhode island, i'll caroline connelly, for nbc news. >> a very important partthat. that's going to do it for "news4 this week." i'm chris lawrence. i don't need to tell you, it is summer in washington. we're going to leave you with pictures of folks braving the heat in d.c. and down on the national mall. thanks for joining us. have a great week. at ikea, we believe your perfect student deserves the perfect room for the perfect price. so she can afford to feel at home even when she's miles away. and you can help her feel bright, without breaking your budget. and... who's there? hey. a boy? you never told your dad and i about any... oh, on the bed? absolutely not! okay... studying together is fine... and at ikea, we believe that letting go can be hard, but not pricey. what's going on now? move the flag. . watching television that'sis educational and informational. the more you know on nbc. lauren: hi, i'm lauren thompson, and the best of "heart of a champion" starts right now. today, find out why bubba watson's biggest accomplishment didn't happen on the golf cou

and connelly is tied for third and here is grace on his record setting round. >> i was concentratingo this tournament. and giving myself a chance tomorrow. >> i wouldn't rather be in any other position than where we are at and we have an opportunity to have a really special day on the golf course tomorrow. i'm excited about it. >>> second to last stage of the tour de france. 14 mile time trial and chris froome was riding so fast nearly caught the rider ahead of him. he has a 54 second lead. the race finale through paris is on sunday with nearly a minute lead tomorrow should be a victory lam lap for him. that is a look at sports. >>> coming up, if you think steph curry is a big deal in the bay area, wait until you see the reaction as he travels 811 is a free service to keep our community safe. before you do any project big or small, pg&e will come out and mark your gas and electric lines so you don't hit them when you dig. call 811 before you di and make sure that you and your neighbors are safe. ♪ mom. ♪ ♪ where all the walls echo with laughter ♪ ♪ and every room has its own chapter

. >> the csn studios, add connelly to the list of caps coming back.ear, $3 million deal to stay in the district. last year, he tallied 23 points with a career high in goals. he's an up and coming player with tremendous value. that's the positive. today the hammer came down in the negative department. washington lost three key contributors to last year's president trophy-winning team. karl alzner is gone. the him to a five-year deal. he's spent his entire nine years in the nhl as a member of the capitals. his reason for leaving? he was tired of losing in the second round of the playoffs. he thinks montreal is a better place to be a champion than washington, d.c. csn got an exclusive interewvi with alzner as he said goodbye to his former team. >> it's definitely bittersweet. it's nice to see all the love from the trainers and stuff. so it's going to be a little bit strange. but at the same time, i'm excited to get a new opportunity. this is a team that as a franchise in the league, it's hockey. i don't think it gets much better than that. competitive an

. >> well the raiders have finally signed their found draft pick garr yan connelly but he is not readyhit the field yet. all raiders insiders scott bay area has more for nap an. >> garr onconnelly signed his rookie contract late friday night but not able to participate in saturday's opening practice of the 2017 training camp. in fact he landed on the active physically unable to perform list with an undisclosed injury that he originally suffered back in june during the raiders off season program. while that is a setback because any time rookies can't be on the field learning they are ultimately falling behind. jack del rio didn't seem troubled. he said he will be back in the near future and he is bright and would be picking up a lot in meetings he is taking advantage of every mental rep and he is he will back on the field and challenge for a starting quarterback. >> to baseball giants dodgers came 2 of 3 game set. fourth inning san francisco down 2-0 not anymore np hunter pnz takes it deep to left and that one is gone. pence as 7th homer of the season now a one run game to the ninth two

also in with a shout is the young canadian, austin connelly, he's on five under, six shots behind spiethwhile rory mcilroy is nine shots behind on two under par. britain's chris froome is all but certain of securing his third straight tour de france title — and fourth in all — when the race concludes in paris on sunday. remarkably, he'll take the yellow jersey without having won a stage. he had to settle for third place in saturday's time trial in marseille — a stage which was won by poland's maciej bodnar. but crucially froome extended his race lead to sa seconds over rigoberto uran, with romain bardet now third. sunday's final stage is, by tradition a procession, with froome being crowned champion on the champs—elysees. coming into the stadium with romain just ahead of me, knowing if i had navigated the last two corners correctly, that would be it for this year's tour de france battle. there have been ups and downs over the past three weeks but i think it has been very much a grand tour, in the sense it has been really about the three weeks, and doing this three weeks, in the most cons

behind them, connelly and koepka on five under par, grace and koepka on five under par, grace and matsuyamalroy and ian poulter, their hopes have somewhat faded, back on two and. they will have to produce something pretty extraordinary to have any kind of chance on the final day. jordan spieth is looking good on ten under par, going down the final hole. a great final day of play, andy swiss there at royal birkdale. many thanks. eight years after he first won an individual world title at the age ofjust 15, tom daley has won gold again in the same event — the ten metre platform at the world diving championships in budapest. in a really competitive final, daley led from the first round, but he was pushed all the way by the olympic champion, chen aye—sen of china. it all rested on daley‘s final dive, but he was awarded two maximum scores to secure a second world title. great britain's matthew lee finished 12th in his first appearance in a worlds final. it's been such a tough year, getting over that competition in rio where i was out of the final. and i wasn't able to compete and show my best di

koepka, and on three under, dustinjohnson, henrik stenson, kim and connelly.porter, things have gone downhill for the pair. rory mcilroy is now two under, ian poulter one and. a lot to do through the closing holes and tomorrow if they are to keep their open title hopes alive. andy swiss, thanks for the update from the third round of the open. eight years after he first won an individual world title at the age ofjust 15, tom daley has won gold again in the same event — the ten metre platform at the world diving championships in budapest. in a really competitive final, daley led from the first round, but he was pushed all the way by the olympic champion, chen aye—sen of china. it all rested on daley‘s final dive, but he was awarded two maximum scores to secure a second world title. great britain's matthew lee finished 12th in his first appearance in a worlds final. it's been such a tough year, getting over that competition in rio where i was out of the final. and i wasn't able to compete and show my best diving. it was a tough competition out there, the olympic

this happened yesterday on the jerry connelly cross county trail as the woman was heading to the vienna metro station. we spoke to people today and the attack has them on edge. >> i'll be more careful this morning. probably get pepper spray in the future. alison: the police still do not have a good description of the man but if they get information leading to an arrest in a case there is a reward up to $1,000. jonathan: two days after one person was killed seven others were hurt in the horrifying accident at the ohio state fair. one person part of the injury list who climbed aboard the fire ball ride. this thing broke apart. the rider explains exactly what happened. >> went all the way up in the sky and came back. then it came back and it was too close to the ground. it did it again one more time. that is when it hit the ground. blew off. then the p jonathan: it was horrible. the "7 on your side" i-team found the rides like this across the country were shut down for further inspection including one that was operating in ocean city. an 11-month-old charlie gard has died. he was in the ce

senate side republican leading that investigation, mike connelly, said he's growing increasingly frustratedgation. adam schiff told me it's global in scope and could take a while to get through everything there. this comes as this panel is still facing a lot of partisan strife internally about the witnesses they're interviewing. it was supposed to sort of go away with devon nunes stepped away from the investigation. partisan disagreements about the investigation still remain. >> in some ways, no surprise about that. that's it for "inside politics." thanks for sharing your sunday morning. john king will be back in the anchor chair tomorrow at noon eastern. up next "state of the union with jake tapper." it's fine. because i get a safe driving bonus check every six months i'm accident free. because i don't use my cellphone when i'm driving. even though my family does, and leaves me all alone. here's something else... i don't share it with mom. i don't. right, mom? i have a brand new putter you don't even know about! it's awesome. safe driving bonus checks, only from allstate. sometimes i leave

. >> i think when we have people on the news talk about alternative facts and kelly an connelly, orwellrites words matter facts matter. so when comey says words matter, james comey, it's very close. we are there. >> rose: when you lose truth you lose until everything. >> the whole point of taking words away and diminishing language is so that people have constructive conversations that can create idealistic revolutions. that is a deep deep danger. at the moment you don't know what is real, how can i tell you what to think. >> i think you don't even know where you are if you don't have truth. >> these a pervasive paranoid that society takes on that allows for the loss of all of our values. i mean what surveillance has done to us and what we're willing to sacrifice. sciert is -- security is a big part of it too, a phobia, distrust of fellow man is true about the play but every night is very upsetting. >> rose: privacy. >> privacy. the idea of they're watching us -- >> rose: they're watching all the time. >> yes, and we're watching each other. the amazing thing orwell was writing about the

stick around, because immediately after that, we will have closing remasrks from professor michelle connelly to close o -- connolly, to close tout conference. and there is a microphone going around, if you would like to pose a question to our panelists. my colleague has a microphone there. >> thank you. lydia with the "event driven ne news." i have a question for the two of you. either of you concerned that the ftc is hamstrung with the split commission? >> no. >> no. you know, i think it's more of a theoretical problem than a practical real world problem. the most of the matters that have come up at least in the three months or so that i've been an acting director, the commissioners have found a way to discuss them and move forward on behalf of the agency. and so yes, i think in theory the idea that you have two commissioners who could have diametrically opposed views could keep the agency from doing some things but i haven't seen that kind of a practical effect at this point. >> a famous antitrust scholar talks about when he was a young associate at a washington, d.c., firm going to a hear

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and a cluster of players on three under par, including dustin johnson, henrik stenson, matsuyama, connelly work to keep his open challenge alive. andy swiss, plenty more twists and turns to come, before the day is out i am sure. a year eight years after he first won a world title at the age ofjust 15, tom daley has won gold again in the ten metre platform at the world diving championships in budapest. in a really competitive final daley led from the first round, but he was pushed all the way by the olympic champion, chen aye—sen of china. it all rested on daley‘s final dive, but he was awarded two maximum scores to secure a second world title. great britain's matthew lee finished 12th in his first appearance in a worlds final. earlier, daley won silver with grace reid in the three metre synchro springboard final, with this their final dive — a forward three and half somersault in pike. of course, both divers have had busy schedules competing in other events in these championships and, afterwards, reid said the two hadn't had a chance to practise together all week. me and tom said beforehan

connelly of virginia. >> i thank the chair. dr. schanzer, in your opening statement you made a reference to maybe paid lobbyists for governments in the region, had descended on our offices or paid a visit. i'm not sure i understand the point of that or what you were getting at but i wanted to give you an opportunity to explain. because i mean there are lots of lobbyists for lots of countries including israel that descend on our offices and we don't necessarily import to that anything negative by way of inference. were you suggesting -- >> no. >> there's something illegal or something unseemly about it, i think the point i'm trying to make is there's a lot of it right now. >> there what? >> there's a lot of it right now. there's a lot of noise. we are seeing a lot of different actors. >> but i'm sorry, did you mean about qatar? >> about this qatar conflict, but i think in general when we look at the permissive nature of what we've allowed to take place across this region, in my view it has been the direct result of yielding to these

>>> today best selling author michael connelly introduces a brand new character detective reneehington. i'm meaghan mooney, lifestyle correspondent host. we are back at the hirshorn museum. i think you can see here this beautiful like what looks like wallpaper here. this is a llama. these are like hand cut somewhere, we have melissa here who's the director of this museum. explain to us, kind of his vision for this and why we're seeing it on such a global scale and then when we look up close we see representations of his girls. >> yeah, so i mean it looks like a wall paper that you might find in versailles or somewhere like that, but actually when you look up close there are all these symbols that refer to surveillance cameras that actually are positioned in social media to communicate. >> explain that a little bit more. the things he puts out there on social media are political based. he really sends a message out there and with good reason. he was sent to prison. >> yeah, he was in prison in 2011 for 81 days, and his passport was confiscated and he couldn't leave the country fo

my colleagues from california and maryland, representative knight and representative joe connelly, authored this bipartisan bill to assess this backlog investigation. h.r. 3210, security expediting clearances through reporting transparency act, requires a simple quarterly report from the national background investigations bureau known as nbib. additionally, this bill requires two nonpartisan reports to help congress plan potential reforms to the background investigation security clearance process. n.b.i. will describe the general security clearance procedure and executive office of the president. e bill also requires nbib to -- like the quarterly backlog report, this report will help congress determine whether proposed options to reduce the backlog will do so or will actually increase it. this bill is an important first tep in addressing the security clearance backlog thereby reducing waste. mr. speaker, i urge my colleagues to support this bipartisan, good government bill, and i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from michigan reserves. the gentleman fro

chairman, and ranking member connelly, at least for today, and other members of the committee for conducting this hearing about the reauthorization of national drug control policy. it is a much-needed discussion to ensure federal government is prepared it fight to end the epidemic of prescription drug and heroin addiction the country is facing. while i strongly support as an advocate the activities of ondcp, my purpose in this discussion today is not todrill -- not to drill down and discuss individual activities in any detail. my name's don flattery. until recently i lived in fairfax county, virginia. i'm a former federal manager. recent member of the task force on prescription drug and heroin abuse. policy adviser to the national addiction fighting nonprofit the fed up coalition. and an active participant in my newly adopted county of brunswick, north carolina's addiction task force. but i'm not here today in any of those roles. i'm addressing the committee solely as a grieving parent. someone who lost his 26-year-old and only son to opioid overdose less than three years ago. in prior commi

there are questions about how much the pastor may be influencing major decisions and abc's chris connellyd in australia, hillsong a church with congregations all over the globe. the music and its message drawing flocks of younger followers, among those some well-known figures whose affinity for the band who is sometimes called the rock star pastor is shining a spotlight on him and his church. meet 38-year-old carl lentz pastor of the new york city outpost of hillsong church. >> we always figure we'll reach everybody here we say from the faceless to the famous. >> pastor carl lentz kind of makes christianity cool. he has a ton of tattoos. he rocks ripped jeans and leather and if you go to any of his services, they are like rock concerts. % he's a charismatic preacher leading millennial congregations through up tempo services and linked by tmentz to not one but two controversial career choices by high-profile performers. the website saying justin bieber's canceling the last day of his tour came after long talks with lentz said to be a trusted spiritual adviser. >> we heard from sources that

applications is that the applicant themselves failed to submit the necessary information to perform connelly mandated project -- congressionally mandated project reviews. so this bill is a solution in search of a problem. third, h.r. 218 will build a road to the izembek national wildlife refuge and its wetlands. the proposal has been rejected by multiple state and federal agencies on numerous occasions over the past 30 years. it has been exhaustively studied time and time ain and every single time the results have been clear. the road is not the most viable opon for the residents of king could have bn. it would do irreparable damage to the refuge. if they are ignoring the three decades of analysis in order to green light this damagingoad through a congressionally designated wilderness area. but more efficient and viable options exist. including the addition of a heliport and construction of a new airport we should be focusing on because the road is the wrong approach. mr. speaker, we a know this but i think we do need to be reminded from time to time. we are the stewards of our environment a

the stars of the buddy cop movie sat down with our chris connelly to catch up since their last scenesjoyful reunion for the stars of "lethal weapon." mel gibson, danny glover, and rene russo. the first time they've been together since shooting the final scenes of "lethal weapon 4" the franchise's last one. why do you have so much affection. >> it was at a time when something clicked. i think there was a lot of love between us. when i see them i just kind of get the same feeling which is, you know, it's kind of like seeing a teenage sweetheart or something. that sort of thing. >> i think you can say whatever you want about the films, but i think the relationship got better and better over the period of time. >> do you really want to jump? >> reporter: from the first film's 1987 debut "lethal weapon" turbocharged its at you lawman riggs. >> i think we're all a little crazy and i'm probably crazier than most and it was easy to access. >> reporter: he was paired with glover's heading toward retirement family man who got the best loved line in buddy cop movie history. >> too old for this.

chris connelly joins us from los angeles. chris, is this the year?e'll see blockbuster films be nominated for top awards? >> no. anyway -- >> what? >> here's why i'm asking the question. seems like we're overcoming what you might call when someone's people cow the soft bigotry of low expectation. when it comes to franchise films. and that's thanks to movies like "planet of the apes" film and very much to "wonder woman." i mean people come up to me and talk about "wonder woman" and say the moment when she comes out of the trencheses in no pan's land makes them cry and touches them, moves them in a way and people would like to see the academy reward moments like that. reward pictures that touch them and that are also hugely successful but we know is hollywood is two parts. these are big summer blockbusters with big budgets and big expectations and smaller flips that come out at the end of the year that need meet the architecture of top ten critics' lists so those two hollywoods don't mix right now and that's why we probably won't see blockbusters do we

connelly talked about what unicefdoes and you yourself in answering one of his questions talkedabout how you've seen firsthand how what they do is incredibly valuable. can we get your commitment as you're working behind the scenes with the administration, with the president we will do our part to push to restore full funding or as much funding as possible. can we get your commitment that that is a priority? >> i think that we need to, you know, remind these organizations that they, too, need to smartly spend and they need to look at their budgets as well as we are all kind of looking at how we can be smarter about what we do, but yes, i absolutely willsupport unicef. it's something that i'm happy to continue to talkto you about. that one and other organizations that we found helpful, but i'm also talking with the administration about it. >> great. thank you. >> great. thank you. >> thank you. >> another organization that was zeroed out was u.n. family planning agency. their priority and their mission is to prioritizethe health and education and needs of women and girls around the wor