costello is going deep. osiris brown's got it. 53 yard catch.ad to a cardinal touchdown. stanford goes on to win this game 30 to 10. they have a tough one next week as they travel to oregon to take on the ducks.the oakland athletics won a close one friday night against the tampa bay rays. another close one on saturday afternoon. we go to florida. bottom of the second...brandon lowe says watch this. i can hit the ball real far. that is a two run shot. that is something you don't like to see if you are an a's fan. rays on the board first. two to nothing. top of the third here come the a's. jed lowrie at the plate. that's a base hit deep into the right field corner. nick martini scores. a's are on the board. top of the sixth...still a one run game. matt olson says....how....bo ut....a homerun. that ball is gone. we got ourselves a tie game at 2. but then the rays...they respond with a triple to right...then a sacrifice. this game was exciting but tampa bay goes on to win this seven to five. oakland still in that 2nd wild car spot. the giants won la

tom costello has the latest. >> reporter: itd happeust at afternoon rush hour began. a massive tornado moving across the ground in the greater richmond area. >>h! >> reporter: tearing the roof off this business, sending dangerous debris flying through the air.it at the unive of richmond, students tweeted they were sheltering in the kitchen as a tornado came close to the stadium. at the airport, rain and ominous low clouds as the remnants of hurricane florence sent bands of heavy rain and tornados out of the carolinas and into virginia. >> this is a dangerous day. >> we actually w t and hid in the closet. as we were in there, of course, we heard trees snapping and falling and debris flying and whatnot. knew something was coming through. and of course when we came out we saw the damage. >> reporter: at least one fatality in chesterfield, virginia as florence tears up the east coast. tom costello, nbc news, washington. >> florence is leaving behind a trail of misery as floodwateo continuerown out parts of north carolina. many areas are virtually cut off as swollen rers a

tom costello, nbc news, washington. >>> coming up in a moment, safari surprise. a very close encounter caught on camera. >>> and a tv station rammed by a truck on purpose. what police are now saying about the driver. >>> back now with those frightening moments at a dallas tv station in the middle of the morning news when a man started ramming his truck into the building. police rushing to the scene as employees inside try to stay calm and figure out what was going on. here is nbc's joe fryer with more. >> reporter: at fox 4 in dallas, the morning news became the news. >> dallas police have parts of our building cordoned off. >> reporter: during the show a man repeatedly crashed his pickup truck into the station's building. >> we believe it is intentional. he is purposely ramming his vehicle now. >> reporter: then witnesses say he screamed the words high treason as he unloaded stacks of paper and the station stayed on the air as it unfolded just outside. >> he had a beef. he was angry. he was sweaty. he had a lot of paperwork. >> reporter: at one point the suspect

tom costello, nbc news, washington. >>> to an incredible story of murder, conviction, exoneration and one man's long journey to freedom. valentino dixson has walked out of prison after serving 27 years for a murder he didn't commit. nbc's miguel almaguer explains. >> reporter: for dixson a new beginning, surrounded by family for the first time in nearly 30 years, today is his first full day of freedom. >> this is the greatest feeling in the world. it's undescribable. we've been waiting 27 years for this moment. >> reporter: dixon's story of dedemonstration begins after his 1991 conviction for a murder he always denied committing. police say he gunned down jackson despite someone else's confession, dixson was sentenced 39 yearso life. >> sometimes i get angry and bitter. some days i'm in a lot n looking up >> reporter: housed with some of the most violent inmates in the country, a prison employee asked dixson to sketch augusta national from his 6 x 8 cement cell, the former art student with a checkered past drew vivid fairways he's never been to. >> the artwork takes me to another plac

costello is going deep. osiris brown's got it. 53 yard catch. that would lead to a cardinal touchdown. stanford goes on to win this game 30 to 10. they have a tough one next week as they travel to oregon to take on the ducks. (j.r.) the oakland athletics won a close one last night against the tampa bay rays. another close one on saturday afternoon. we go to florida. bottom of the second...brand on lowe says watch this. i can hit the ball real far. that is a two run shot. that is something you don't like to see if you are an a's fan. rays on the board first. two to nothing. top of the third here come the a's. jed lowrie at the plate. that's a base hit deep into the right field corner. nick martini scores. a's are on the board. top of the sixth...still a one run game. matt olson says....how....bout....a homerun. that ball is gone. we got ourselves a tie game at 2. but then the rays...they respond with a triple to right...then a sacrifice. this game was exciting but tampa bay goes on to win this seven to five. oakland still in that 2nd wild car spo

we get late details now from nbc's tom costello. >> reporter: just a mile from the u.s. capital, a terrifying fast-moving four-alarm fire at a senior living apartment complex. firefighters battling flames on the upper two floors of a five-story building and rescuing hundreds of residents. it started just after 3:30 and spread fast. >> somebody knocked on the door. get out, fire, fire, fire. no sprinklers went off. no nothing went off. >> reporter: as flames broke through the roof, fast-acting marines from the nearby navy yard rushed through the gates with wheelchairs to help with rescues. >> you heard people banging on the door saying it's a fire, get out. it's a fire. >> reporter: tonight, d.c. fire rescue says every resident was evacuated safely. tom costello, nbc news, washington. >>> one of the nbc's most public faces, mark cuban, agreed to donate $10 million to women's adomestic violence organizations after a scathing report detailed widespread sexual misconduct within the sports empire he owns, the dallas mavericks. we get details from nbc's gabe gutierrez. >> repo

tom costello, nbc news, washington. >>> up next, inspiring america. the big advance that allows patients to do what they were told they would never be able to do again. dumping with no help i. the breakdown in communication that has south bay homeowners feeling helpless... and jimmy g out for the year. could this open the door for a kaepernick return? what coach shannahan>>> jimmy g. out. could this open the door for a kaepernick return? what coach shanahan said late today. >>> finally tonight, hopeful news for the more than a million americans who are paralyzed. it's a triumph of modern medicine for patients determined to do what once seemed impossible. rehema ellis has more "inspiring america". >> reporter: he was an avid mountain biker before an accident left him paralyzed from the chest down but look at him now. he's taking smell steps, which are a giant leap forward in independence now able to walk 100 yards without help and live on his own. >> gradually more and more i can do more myself. >> reporter: today, researchers from the university of lo

our tom costello is talking to airlines about handling all the disruption. tom? >> reporter: good evening. we have more than 1,000 flights cancelled through friday. that number will grow by the hour and day. airports are shutting down. charleston will be closing just before midnight tonight and the list of airports likely to be affected includes the following. in addition to charleston, colombia and myrtle beach, america's hub in charlotte could be affected. raleigh durham, atlanta the biggest airport in the country and a huge hub for delta, if that's affected, you can see huge impacts across the eastern half of the country. we're talking about more than 100,000 passengers affected by this storm. every airline is waiving change fees. if you're flying in and haven't already canceled your flight or changed it, do it asap. lester, back to you. >> important information. tom costello, thanks so much. >>> to the question whether the government is prepared for florence. president trump promises fema and first responders will be ready but he's doubling down at the same t

nbc's tom costello on how it all affects your family. >> reporter: at the port of charleston, business is booming. most of the 6,000 to 7,000 shipping containers are heading to or coming from china. so far, no sign of a trade war slowdown. >> we all have benefitted from free trade, and free trade is really a necessity to keep this story going. >> reporter: but the trade war is suddenly escalating. china today announcing retaliatory tariffs on $60 billion in u.s. products after president trump announced tariffs on $200 billion worth of goods made in china. if it says made in china, americans should expect to say more, on everything from appliances, tvs, appliances, handbags, car parts, seafood, bicycles, toys. the list seems endless. >> china's been taking advantage of the united states for a long time. and that's not happening any more. we can't let that happen. >> reporter: it could get worse. president trump announced he wo tiffs on $167 billion worth of other goods if china retaliated. it just did. >> it is a big mistake to antagonize countries by cutting off their businesses that h

tom costello reports from a driverless shuttle that's beingn >> reporter: good morning, i'm tom costello in california, and we are in a vehicle that is the truth is the driver is to remotely drive the vehicle with a 360-degree view and also got his own steering wheel, his own brake, his own gas pedal. the idea is somedayst and this least one of those options. coming up on the "today" show, we're talking about the future of commuting, what's going to come down the road soon, whether it's semiautonomous vehicles, autonomous vehicles, what about hyper loops, and what about mass transit systems that may be dilapidated now. all of that coming up on "today." back to you. >> cool and scary all at the same time. >>> 4:51. coming up on "today in the bay," several east bay temples targeted with hate-filled flyers. what police are doing in response. >>> first as gary mentioned a few minutes ago, preparations are under way as hurricane olivia barrels towards hawaii threatening to bring heavy rains, just two weeks after hurricane lane caused major flooding. this comes with some new video just in for

our tom costello has the latest on that. tom, lay it out for us. >> reporter: lester, we're talking about 23 airports that could be affected, potentially tens of thousands of passengers. airlines are already waiving the change fees. if you are supposed to fly in or out of the storm zone between the 13th and the 16th you are advised to change your tickets now. don't wait till the last moment. here are some , t least as of this moment. charleston, south carolina, myrtle beach, wilmington, h , greenville, north carolina, charlotte, north carolina, a major hub, the second biggest hub for american airlines. if they are affected, if they go out, that will have a major ripple effect across the country. also raleigh-durham potentially vulnerable. and then up in virginia, norfolk and richmond. airlines are planning to move their planes out of the storm's path. they'll sit out the storm elsewhere and then fly back into those airports once they're clear. lester? >> tom costello, thanks. we're going to show you the eye of the storm. thi

costello is going deep. osiris brown's got it. 53 yard catch.nal touchdown. stanford goes on to win this game 30 to 10. they have a tough one next week as they travel to oregon to take on the ducks. (jrs)the oakland athletics won a close one friday night against the tampa bay rays. another close one on saturday afternoon. we go to florida. bottom of the second...brand on lowe says watch this. i can hit the ball real far. that is a two run shot. that is something you don't like to see if you are an a's fan. rays on the board first. two to nothing. top of the third here come the a's. jed lowrie at the plate. that's a base hit deep into the right field corner. nick martini scores. a's are on the board. top of the sixth...still a one run game. matt olson says....how....bout....a homerun. that ball is gone. we got ourselves a tie game at 2. but then the rays...they respond with a triple to right...then a sacrifice. this game was exciting but tampa bay goes on to win this seven to five. oakland still in that 2nd wild car spot. the giants won last nigh

nbc's tom costello has more. >> reporter: with four children dying in car crashes every day, the rightar seat can often mean the difference between life and death. a 10-week-old was pulled from this car crash in california unscathed. in pennsylvania, two kids' rear-facing car seats sitting untouched in front of their mother's mangled car, neither child injured. now the nation's pediatricians say children should stay in rear-facing car seats as long as possible until they reach the weight and height limits set on the car seat. at least until the age of 2, sometimes older. >> don't be fooled into thinking that at age 2 you have to stop and move them forward-facing. if your car seat lets you go longer, do it, because it's too your child's benefit. >> reporter: in an accident, a rear-facing seat keeps the child's head, neck, and spine cocooned and aligned in a plastic shell. in a forward-facing seat, theld head and neck injuries as they're whiplashed back and forth. the child needs using the five-point harness. this is key, you should not be able to rock or move the seat more than an engin

nbc's tom costello explains. >> reporter: big concerts and sporting events are big money and ticket mter owns 80% of the market. to prevent scalpers from buying up all the tickets only t charge more for the ticket you want, ticket master says it elements telemenlimits the number of tickets anyone can buy. master representatives at a las vegas convention actually in he scalpers with hundreds of fake accounts, making those anuge purchases. >> i to know the straight goods on whether ticket master will be policing us using our multiple accounts? >> no. i have a geneman whose got over 200 ticketmaster.com accounts. >> reporter: ticket master runs another business called trade de for reselling tickets but the cbc reports trade desk helps scalpers using fakes account buy tickets in bulk and resell them driving up prices by 30% or more. it not illegal but ticket master takes a cut on the sale and resale. >> they are providing them the tools to resale vast quantities. >> reporter: in 2009 the then ceo appeared before congress. i believe scalping and resell should be illegal. >> reporter: today ti

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nbc's tom costello latest. e >> reporter: it happened just as the ouafternoon rushr began. a massive tornado t moving acro ground in the greater richmond area. tearing the roof off this business,sending dangerous debris flying through the air. at the university of en richmond st tweeted they were sheltering in the kitchen as the tornado came close to the stadium. at the airport, rain and ominous low clouds as the remnants of hurricane florence sent bands of heavy rain and rnadoes out of the carolinas and intoirginia. >> this is a dangerous day. >> we hid in the closet. as we were in there of cou snapping and trees falling. and debris flying and whatnot. so we knew something was coming through and then of course when we came out, we saw the damage. >> reporter: tonight het least one fatality in erfield, virginia, as florence tears up the east coast. tom costello, nbc news, ngton. >>> we'll get to the catastrophic flooding and dramatic rescues in the carolinas in just a moment. but first it's been a day of rapid fire developments concerning a newly surfaced sexual assault all

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bbc boxing correpondent mike costello reporting from wembley stadium.nd women can compete alongside each other, on an equal footing. but women are still hugely under—represented among competitors, although there's hope for the future. take a look at this. becoming the first woman to win an f3 race was obviously cool and something that we have been chasing for a long time. mainly i wanted to win the race. my my name is haly and a race carts. —— hallie. some people think that they can't do it because they are a girl. but that is wrong. both boys and girls can do it. i think it is nice that, you know, it is being recognised by young girls, and they wa nt to recognised by young girls, and they want to go on to achieve similar things. i want to be like jamie chadwick, because she is fast, and they want to race in the f3. i am hallie. nice to meet you. would you be riding one of these one—day? a ready? you are going to go out. do you like racing with boys? yes, i do. i think that is part of it. when i beat them, they sometimes cry. do. i think that is part of

bbc boxing correpondent mike costello reporting from wembley stadium.omen can compete alongside each other, on an equal footing. but women are still hugely under—represented among competitors — although there's hope for the future. take a look at this. women and the future of motor racing, there. more to come on bbc world news. iam racing, there. more to come on bbc world news. i am on twitter. hello there. we've already seen some big contrasts in the weather north to south through the first half of the weekend and that will continue on into sunday too. now, this was the scene as we ended the day near leeds. some clear skies around there. under those clear skies, it is set to be a fairly chilly rest of tonight. those temperatures certainly well down in single figures. during the day on sunday, a mix of sunshine and showers for many areas. but there will be some heavy rain and more cloud across the southern half of the uk, and that's all down to the fact that we have got this frontal system shifting its way eastwards across england and wales too. higher

costello a 300-yard game and four tds, all 13th ranked cardinal final 31-10.nford, usc. fight on. >>> u.s. open, venus williams getting up for sister serena, facing each other for the 30th time and a little trouble for serena, rolled her ankle, didn't matter, though, because it was all serena. she won this 3rd round match 6- 1 and 6-2 to advance. venus will be sitting this one out. we'll be back. baseball up top.... >>> the late show with stephen colbert is next. >> have a great holiday weekend! enjoy labor day. stay safe. we'll see you. captioning sponsored by cbs >> homeland security secretary, kirstjen nielsen, blasted by protesters overnight while trying to eat dinner at a mexican restaurant in the nation's capital. >> shame! shame! shame! shame! >> i'm so happy i decided to do this, i've just jumped right back into the dating pool. i like this restaurant. good pick. ah, are those people with you? they seem to be looking over here. >> shame on you! >> you know? why don't we call the mariachi band over, just so we can drown out the noise, you know? fellas?

second quarter kj costello lines it up. look at him box out the defender.oot three inch frame. and you were tied up at 14. notre dame takes the lead for good right before halftime. they find chase claypool in the in zone. 21-14 notre dame. fourth quarter, third and 21. love is tackled from behind by julian of kwara -- -- his left ankle got rolled, and he did not return after heat left. later notre dame up by 14, after the costello interception book to a wide open. elyse mack, 35 yards to score as notre dame wins this one, no contest. at 38-17. stanford suffers its first loss of the season. >> it's been a while since cal had a meaningful game in berkeley. the 24th to bring to bear hosting number 19, oregon. that's former cal start jared in the house. fresh off his career night thursday with the rams against the vikings. first quarter, bears up 3-0. good action from clay harbor.:, 36 -- 30 yard score.

i'll ask you the same question i asked congressman costello. is it untenable that in the republican the party the president is unfit and we're going to go on anyway. >> absolutely. i think what this white house official has confirmed from the white house wa what we've seen from the outside which is that donald trump is unfit for president, but he can't go around and try to resist the president anonymously. he needs to be public, come forward, and then try to convince the american people. if he can't do that, he needs to resign. as a staff member, he was not elect, and he can't try to normalize the president. we need to see how crazy donald trump really is, and then have the voters make a decision. >> i want to ask you something that i asked harelipman previously in the segment. do you think, is your understanding of dog regulations such that they would not be able to bring an indictment against roger stone if that's what they were going to do within the 60 day window? >> i think special counsel mueller could bring the indictment if he wanted to

costello a 300-yard game and four tds, all 13th ranked cardinal final 31-10.t up for stanford, usc. fight on. >>> u.s. open, venus williams getting up for sister serena, facing each other for the 30th time and a little trouble for serena, rolled her ankle, didn't matter, though, because it was all serena. she won this 3rd round match 6- 1 and 6-2 to advance. 1 and 6-2 to advance. venus will be sitting this come try my teriyaki bowls. 1 and 6-2 to advance. venus will be sitting this now available with steak or chicken, covered in our teriyaki sauce, plus steamed veggies and your choice of white or brown rice. i've got the bowls to serve something different! (sighs) what? try my teriyaki bowls. baseball up top.... >>> the late show with stephen colbert is next. ekenave a great holida joy labor day. stay safe. we'll see you. - [narrator] the following is paid for and furnished by hair club. this station is not responsible for claims made in the following program. whether you have receding hair, thinning hair, or advanced hair loss, it's a harsh reality. hair loss

here's the bbc‘s boxing correspondent mike costello. stunning in the end, and impressive.even, the first time that alexander povetkin has been stopped in a 36 fight professional career. it was hugely competitive and it was a contest that shows why anthony joshuais contest that shows why anthony joshua is the draw that he is, because he has such power, but he also has vulnerabilities. the way joshua stayed composed and eventually started to read what povetkin was doing was mightily impressive. then, halfway through, the seventh round, he connected with a pulverising right hand over the top of the shoulder of povetkin, straight onto the russian's chin, followed up with a left hook. povetkin, as expected, came right back at him, only to open with a left hook and another right hand. he went down in his own corner, the red corner, just in front of us at ringside. bravely, somehow, he got up. the referee allowed him to continue. he walked into another flurry of punches which finished with a crisp right—hand, and was almost sent crashing through the ropes, at which point the refe

bbc boxing correpondent mike costello reporting from wembley stadium.dy seen some big contrasts in the weather north to south through the first half of the weekend and that will continue on into sunday too. now, this was the scene as we ended the day near leeds. some clear skies around there. under those clear skies, it is set to be a fairly chilly rest of tonight. those temperatures certainly well down in single figures. during the day on sunday, a mix of sunshine and showers for many areas. but there will be some heavy rain and more cloud across the southern half of the uk, and that's all down to the fact that we have got this frontal system shifting its way eastwards across england and wales too. higher pressure holding on towards the north. so, for sunday morning then, initially, a soggy start to the day for much of wales, central and southern england too. to the north of that, though, much clearer skies after that chilly start. there'll be some sunshine and a peppering of showers working in particularly for northern parts of northern ireland into t

representative brian costello joins us now.ake of the censorship and free speech and the issue that has been dogging these companies? some of the things the president deciding comes with no evidence. >> i think that it is a fair characterization of where we are. there is some politicalization of what it does and does not go into the algorithms and the content judgment calls when certain tweets are requested be removed. at the same point in time, there is some constitutional question around what right does a company have to remove content based purely on the political slant? ultimately, i think the hearing will come down to can twitter .2 empirical data that rebuts the fact that somehow because its owners and employees may lean left they are not making content judgment calls that favor those who may lean left? that is the overall gist of it. >> left leaders may say that twitter does the same to them. what are the questions that you want to ask? >> i would point to, what your algorithm makeup, what feeds into it. i understand tha

c c costello. rolling out and makes a perfect throw to jordan duncan. >> that's all for sports.more news after the break. ♪ what if home security was different? what if it looked different? what if the measure of working, was that you never had to think about it. ♪ what if it was so easy to use, you actually used it. [alarm] you have 3 minutes to exit. what if it gave you time, and what you really need from home security. a sense of security. ♪ the wild side in fremont. >>> finally tonight, a sight that is getting more and more common in some bay area communities. you see a little walk on the wild side in fremont. wild turkeys strolling down the street like they own it. becoming a common sight in many areas. >> traffic in the bay area wasn't bad enough. thanks, guys for that. thanks for joining us. saturd "saturday night live," is next. ♪ ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> [ whimpering ] [ phone dialing ]

costello with back to back touchdown passes to j.j.ores. sanford had 137 yards on the ground, as well. that's cameron scarlet from five yards out and the defense did the rest. quarterback hunter rodriguez sent it right to murphy. murphy returned that for six. stanford won 30-10 and the cardinal improves to 3-0. >>> a first ever in major league baseball between the a's and rays, both teams bullpening, that means using a combination of relievers rather than a arr. eyse 1pihe sat and remember this gentleman right here in the blue striped shirt tied at two. now the top of the eighth tied at four. bases full of a's and strike three he argues and gets tossed. in the bottom of the eighth, number seven and jake bower crushed that one. it was a three-run shot. remember that blue shirt guy? he got that one. a's lose 7-5. three and a half behind houston and a game and a half behind the yankees. >>> look out for cute the giants' madison bumgarner at the plate. second double of the season and with two outs, marquez with a wild pitch and bumgarner w

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joining me now republican ryan costello from pennsylvania. congressman, welcome back to the show. >> good morning. >> first let's start here with the question of does that case -- and you have been critical of the president -- does that case from that former president worry vulnerable republicans heading into november? >> i don't think so, because those voters who are going to vote against republican members of congress because of their distaste for the president, that already shows up in polling, but you have a consumer confidence at an 18-year high, 90% of americans have bigger paychecks. there are more job option theni. republicans can hold onto the house because you see republican suburban members holding their own in polls. >> you think the republicans can hold the house in. >> they certainly can him we may no. we certainly k. i think it's a coin toss, i think president obama says some very relevant things as well which i think voters will agree with president obama and still may yet vote republican. and that is, particularly on the issu

here is ryan costello, a republican from pennsylvania.you very much for taking the time. >> good to be with you. >> as you look at the numbers for the president. concerning to you for republican chances in the mid-terms. >> i think so. as david pointed out in a lot of these double-digit trump states for senators, all of a sudden you don't have the wind at your back. for republicans, florida and new jersey are two prime pick up opportunities and you look at the house and the president in virtually every house district is under water. a lot of suburban districts, he has been under water since the day he was sworn in. partly attributable to the mccain funeral and being able to balance what an independent republican is and a statesman is versus a lot of the stuff that comes out of the president's mouth and the fights that we don't need to have fights over. it creates more of an uphill battle and challenge for republicans. >> you are saying the president is responsible for the dip in his ratings? >> no question about it and everyone in america

with the lodi police department says 79-year-old robert lee of lodi and 26- year-old christopher costellof sacramento were both taken into custody tuesday27 year old mallory stewart - was caught wednesday morning in sacramento(sergeant ricardo garcia spokesman, lodi police department)"reporter: how these suspects might have known dr. shock? rg: due to it being an active investigation we won't be releasing that information at this time." investigators say on dr shock was shot multiple times while in his doorway on rivergate drive august 1st around 9 pm the days, weeks and moments of not knowing who was responsible - the shock family says all they could do was wait (shock)"and we have put a lot of trust, faith and patience into the investigative measures."detectives have not said who pulled the trigger - lee faces conspiracy to commit murder and soliciting to commit murder charges while costello and stewart are both suspected of murder and conspiracy to commit murderthe shock family says they have no choice but to move on - but they're able to do so with the community's help(shock)"our fami

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nbc's tom costello has more on elon musk's next mission. >> thank you, elon.hank you everyon >> meet the billionaire who signed up to be the first paying passenger on elon musk's spacex mission to the moon.>> i want to go to. the >> he's a japanese musician, entrepreneur and art collector. >> ever since i was a kid, i have loved the moon. it filled my imagination. >> he's hoping his mission will unite the world and someh inspire global peace. so he's helping to underwrite the cost of elon musk's entire lunar mission. >> he's chosbing d. >> he'll invite six to eight artist toss join him. he'll pay their way but they'll be asked to make their own bu conton. >> go to space, see the moon up close and the earthn full view. and create -- the experience. >> the spacex bfr rocket is a souped up version of the rocket that lifted off on a test mission last february carrying a mock astronaut riding a cherry red tesla. >> that's onemall step for man. >> only 24 humans have everted or orlanded on the moon, all of them americans. the last in 1972. now, nasa isin pla a retur

here's nbc's tom costello reporting. >> thank you, elon. thank you, everyone. >> reporter: meet the billionaire who signed up to be the first paying passenger on elon musk's spacex mission to the moon. >> i'm going to the moon. >> reporter: he's a japanese musician, entrepreneur and art collector. >> ever since i was a kid, i have loved the moon. >> reporter: he's hoping his mission will unite the world and somehow inspire global peace. so he's helping to underwrite the cost of elon musk's entire lunar mission. >> we are honored that he would choose us. >> reporter: but he's not going alone. he'll invite six to eight artists to join him. he'll pay their way, but when they return, they will be asked to make their own contribution. >> artists will go to space, see the moon up close, and the earth in full view, and create work that reflects their experiences. >> reporter: the spacex bfr rocket is a souped up version of the rocket that lifted off on a test mission last february, carrying a mock astronaut riding a cherry red tesla. >> that's one

so it kept the drive alive and later, costello, an amazing 38-yard td catch. you have to see that one again. he lost control, but got it back right before it hit the ground. stanford led 97 at the half. third quarter, costello, yet again. still in the third quarter, same two gentlemen. this time an 80-yard connection. are you counting? that's three touchdowns to go with 226 yards on six receptions for our white side. and he also caught a two-point conversion. 20 points all by himself when the cardinal wins the season opener 31-10. the as are in a bit of a slump by their standards and they lost three of the last game, and not great timing when you are fighting for a wild card spot, but guess what? this guy is ready for his call-up and he has this man to learn from. just watch and learn from matt chapman. yes, in the bottom of the first of the 22nd home run of the season and he adds another, a two-run shot puts the as up 5-0 after one, but in the fourth, seattle's robinson cano and nelson cruz go back-to-back, and they do that often and then it would be the form

tot, nbc's tom costello has an exclusive interview with an undercover marshal. >> if somebody is under the quiet skiesprogram, whao you do? >> so if somebody is enrolled in the program and it's a flight that i'm staffed and schedulrk to i'm going to do what i do on every flight anyway, which is observe behavior. i'm just going t have a little bit more information regarding this traveller. >> tom costello's exc report just ahead here on "nbc nightly news" with lester holt after news 4 at 6:00. >>> youay alreadye know that yor is a new adoptive mom. she'll introduce the world to her bundle of joy baby miranda tomorrow on the "today" show. segraves why mark this is the right time to tell her story. you'll only see it on new4. >> i think d.c. was eager to have a first daughter. >> reporter: this is the first time mayor muriel bowser has allowed news cameras to see baby miranda elizabeth. the mayor admits to being caught off guard by all the interest in he and her new baby. >> i didn't think that peopled woeel personally touched. people have shared with me that they're adoptedr they're adop

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in the third quarter, costello going to that man again. white side, 16-7 now.rter, same two. they love this connection. this time it's an 80-yarder. three touchdowns, 226 yards on six receptions for white side. he also caught a conversion. he had 20 points by himself and the cardinals win. the season opener 21-10. the as are in a jump. they've lott three of their last four games against their division rivals. that's not great timing while fighting for a wild card spot. this guy is good to go. he has the best to learn from. just watch matt chap mapp. bottom of the first, his 22nd home run of the season. stephen piscotty has a five run shot. in the fourth, seattle's big hitter strikes back. robinson cano and nelson cruz go back-to-back. yeah, they have done that a time or two before. it's former as ryon healy with a two run shot. tied up at 5-5. the as retake the lead in the sixth as khris davis, the single up the middle brings in judd lowry. the as win 7-5 leading the mariners by might have and a half for the second wild card. andrew mccutchen traded. chris shaw

people may may go further afield to try to seek safety your title mr costello is special envoy and we have a lot of special envoys in the united nations what. what do you do thirty who do you talk to in your job in your capacity who you talking to what are you what are you actually telling them that you want to say well i'm a government official you meet to refugees on asylum seekers trapped in libyan jails will my job brings me to they're used different people and by to see the micro-level try to gauge was governments to try to initiate some changes in the way they approach asylum management and migration managed to evade other responding because the headline as you pointed out a few years ago was about how europe didn't want them europe wasn't ready and then there was this rise of feeling a sort of anti migrant sentiment which which made it even less hospitable for people to come there while in two thousand and fifteen i mean the big difference was no in two thousand and fifteen we had a crises was numbered there was a massive flow of people to europe and europe was not ready no con

the coach has himself a passing game, 27 seconds left san diego state, 7-to but costello 38 yards fort's 9-7 stanford and they put the pedal down in the second half. this kid had six catches, 226 yards, three touchdowns. 80 of them right there. the defender falls, off to the races. 332 yards passing, beautiful nights. for touchdowns, stanford wins going away 31-10. check this out. some of the baseball gets tricky. brewers, milwaukee catcher playing a little trickery here. watch closely, the catcher does not have the ball in that glove. he's got the ball in his hand but the runner calls him out anyway. replay, nice job. he was called out anyway. there deep right-center field, beautiful cats back right hand up against the wall. the braves lost anyway and finally tonight, there he let the ball go. into the dugout, you would have thought that their life grenade. calm down. these are the good nights to be a sportscaster in the bay area. the a's when, giants are going to see all youth big winner. good stuff, that's the sports life. >> much for joining us tonight.>> join us tomorrow morning

. ♪ ♪ >>> mike costello: these right here, they're called woodmetal.s is an old-fashioned vinegar pie. it's in a class of pies called "desperation pies" that try to create something like a lemon pie and you don't have lemon juice. what do you do? put some vinegar and some nutmeg together and you get that same kind of tang. >> anthony: appalachia has a rich and deep culinary culture. increasingly fetishized, riffed on, appropriated for the genteel tastes of a hipster elite willing to pay big bucks for what used to be, and still is in many cases, the food of poverty. >> mike: we see that ramps are selling for $30 a pound in new york city that we're harvesting in west virginia, and what's west virginia seeing from that? probably a guy that got about $2 a pound. >> emily hillard: it becomes just another extractive industry like coal or timber. and you sort of start to see that -- >> anthony: that's the story of west virginia. >> emily: yeah. >> anthony: chef mike costello and partner amy dawson are looking to keep that culture alive and appreciate it, and

. >> joining me is republican congressman ryan costello who represents pennsylvania's 6th district.ring. congressman, great to see you. thanks for coming in on this labor day. how bad is it going to be? >> well, the republicans can still hold the house. i think if we do, it will be because a lot of republican incumbent members have won by a point or two rather than winning by eight or ten or 12 points. i do believe the governor is correct, though. we are experiencing -- i probably shouldn't use the word shrinkage, but we are. in terms of suburban voters. feeling that the party is not speaking to some of the suburban issues, quality of life issues and that trump has very much created a more costic political environment whether it's solely attributable to him or not doesn't matter because in the minds of many voters, that's what they feel. and so there are some challenges for republicans going into the midterms. but we can hold on. obviously, one of your previous guests did say it. we're in a defensive posture to be sure. >> yeah, and, in fact, politico reports that behind the scenes

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tom costello reports from a driverless shuttle being driven from a remote location. >> reporter: good morning, i'm tom costello in california, and we are in a vehicle that is driving itself or so it seems. the truth is, the driver is in an office building and is he he can using cameras to remotely drive the vehicle with a 360 degree view and also got his own steering wheel, brake, his own gas pedal. the idea is that someday if we go to autonomous cars, we need a human backup system, and this is at least one of those options. coming up on the "today" show, we're talking about the future of commuting, what's going to come down the road soon, whether it's semiautonomous vehicles, autonomous vehicles, what about hyperloops, what about mass transit systems that may be dlp da dilapidated. all of that back to you. >>> prostitution problems in a san francisco neighborhood just won't ease. the next steps the city will take to address the issue. >>> plus evacuations under way as fire threatens homes in napa. the new numbers in this morning. >>> and after a hard month of elon musk, success overn

costello lobs it to whiteside. that gives stanford a 7-3 late. later on, they try the other side of the end zone. it is the same result and stanford goes up a 17-3 at the half. in the fourth quarter, the cardinal up 20 7-3. the aggies were trying to get into the end zone, but it is thomas booker with the interception. stanford has allowed only two touchdowns in three games this season. they beat uc-davis 30-10. >> it wasn't perfect, but i told the guys we are not going to act like we lost because we didn't win by as much as we wanted to. we won. we are where we wanted to be record wise. >> they will be written -- the oregon ducks will be ready for the cardinal next saturday. the spartans were shut out by washington state last week and. so, some progress today when they found the end zone, josh all over with a nice grab over the defender. in the fourth quarter, the ducks go up 28-12. justin herbert finds a >>> to johnny johnson. this is the second johnson touchdown of the game. oregon wins 35-22. arkansas and north texas with the early favorite fo

later, costello tries the other side of the end zone and it comes up with the same result, 8-yard tds. they go on terrine 37-10. improving to 3-0. fourth-quarter the ducks up going on a 4th and nine. johnny johnson the third, the second touchdown of the gain and oregon wins 35-22. san jose is 0 and 3. chase garber is in his second career he rolls out and he finds jordan duncan for 28-yard touchdown. cal leads 14-0. less than two minutes later after bengals field goal, action davis takes the kickoff takes the tackle at the 30, gets to the sideline and he is gone, 89-yard return and it was 21-3 back and they will enter path will play, 3-0. kc, san jose has only 12 of their last games. dared so fernandez knocks in a goal of the night and they crush them 5-1. >>> thank you. we'll be right back. our next local newscast is tomorrow morning from six to seven o'clock. news and weather updates are always on cb t. >>> thanks so much for watching our next local newscast tomorrow morning from 6:00 to 7:00. for now we are going to go outside and look at some improving view of the bay bridge. appr