. >> rorter: andre young waskn n as coach dre. he coached for 15 years. >> i was stern, he was firm with them. honest withthem. but he can relate to them. they represented hill. we're going tom. miss >> reporter: friends and family say he was a talented sound pengineer. hisions were coping, music and his kids. cecilia willson is the motherf his youngest son. >> i'm grateful for this community for coming together to celebrate heandre. as an awesome person. he was a great father. >> reporter: many of his friendd relatives tell me they're comforted by the idea he died trying to help someone else. that was a testament to who he was. police s youngas shot on july 30th on 19th street just before 6:00 in the evening. family members and frien say he was shot while intervening in a domestic situation. a 23-year-old man was arrested in the shting. young's three sons describe him as a great dad. >> gave back. he helped people. that's all he ever did. i just want everybody to remember him as that. >> reporter: is the club cheerleaders did a p

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a video of one school in texas showed their students dre controversy. matt bradley has that tape and what the school is now saying about it. >> reporter: as students head back to class, students are having to address their dress codes. administrators at a texas school facing outrage after showing this video to students. >> repeat after me. >> there was no guys, there was no people of color, nobody ht. >> the principal apologized for the video saying it missed the mark. complaints went viral. it's one of several schools having to redress their dress code. >> my son was told he could not attend school with his hair. >> reporter: a father shot this video after his 6-year-old son was turned away from first grade. >> if that's not bias, i don't know what is. >> the boy's offense, wearing dreadlocks. it's a private school and dreadlocks banned. online protests are turning dress codes inside out. >> this is a nationwide trend. every state in the country is looking at their policies and if they're choosing not to look them, students and parents are looking. >>

keeping their eyes closed when their eyes should have been open and at the same time so many card dres of the a.n.c. have been involved in this kind of behavior. any see the top six of the a.n.c. some of those people are deeply implicated in these events so it's going to be embarrassing for the in c. it's going to be embarrassing for the government government and it's a major issue in terms of south african citizens having renewed contact confidence in public institutions which has been shattered over the last ten years and the political fallout of that will be seen in the forthcoming election in two thousand and nineteen and we waiting to see what what the implications of that are in terms of citizens expressing their opinion finally on this whole set of events where senator those sound at least from far away that president. is already under fire is somehow obvious it is the economy it is just the rand is going down this exposure prieta should lord it is stirring a lot and causing a lot of commotion in south africa but there are also people who are accusing him of using the idea of cl

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money paul manafort made because manafort told him not to let them know how many millions of dollars dre paid for the political consulting work th for ukraine's president viktor yanukovych. when the work dried up and manafort's income fell, he was hit with a big tax bill in 2014. he mailed gates, quote, i just saw this, wtf? how could i be blindsided like this stand in gates said he made up fake documents to help manafort get bank loanon the s houses he bought with all that ukrainian money.t bunafort's defense lawyers went on the take. he said he used money he stole from manafort to lead a secret carrying on an affair in an apartment. and he admitted helping an n investors vegas falsify financial documents. when he had trouble recalling what he told robert mueller's prosecutors about his past frauds and lies, defense attorney kevin downing said haven't they confronted you with so many lies that you canyt remember af it? after manafort left the trump campaign, gates stayed on to work on the inauguration. he said it's possible he submitted personal expenses there. manafort's lawyer, kevin

. >> reporter: police say dre ka has a history of threatening other drivers. he appears in court tomorrow. david? >> victor, thank you. >>> the new headline tonight from the fbi. agent peter strzok has been fired. we have reported here on his text messages about then-candidate donald trump. tonight, strzok's lawyer says this firing comes after an internal fbi review recommended he be demoted and suspended, not fired. strzok has come under fire from the president. was there pressure to fire him from the white house? abc's chief justice correspondent pierre thomas at the fbi tonight. >> reporter: after months of relentless attacks from president trump, tonight, embattled fbi agent peter strzok fired. the president quickly showing his approval, tweeting "finally." >> how about that fbi agent? you think he liked me? you think there was just a little bias there? >> reporter: strzok, a senior agent and a hillary clinton e-mail investigation and then the russia probe. special counsel robert mueller took him off that case after learning strzok and former fbi attorney

jacket, shirt, skirt, pants sneakers purse and denim dre all designed by kid pick.nher b anotherti -- the box of items is about $150 which is about $19 per item. >> interesting, a couple of questions to consider is their styling fee,s this a recurring subscription or membership service, tnd what are perks? some companies like kid picks offer a 30% discount if you decide to keep the entire box. >> and they have prepaid labels in case you decide to return an item or thehole box. >> love it. very coos >>> the time44. the heat is on the way, ln ryn has moreat after the break. >>> one leesberg woman has a flourishing flower stand. >> she's already made $6 million in six years. r >> reporter:achel roberts is the type of person who never lets grass grow beneath her feet. >> i have to be very quick. >> reporter: as the leesberg s flower ladnds hours every day in her garden. ha the fact tt we're able to give it to them at the food pantry is a good, good feeling. i've got such a bauntabundance these. >> turning each bloom into a bouquet. >> they're readyo go somebody in a hos

the principal said it is a private schl and dre locks are banned in itsli .ts say on line protests are turning dress codes inside out. >> this is absolutely a nationwide trend. every state in the country is looking at their policies. even if they are choosing not to look athem students and parents are looking. >> reporter: looking for a dress code that won't discriminate. matt bradley, nbc> news. >>disgraced former sports doctor larry nassar has been moved. he was being held in 2r50u son. now he is in oklahoma city. the move came after nassar was prisoted by fellow evers. nassar is facing up to 175 years for molesting women and girls including u.s. olympicmn tics. >>> olympic champion simone biles made a bold statement in a stellar performance. she wore a teal colored leotard as she won h fifth u.s. gymnastics championship in boston last night. teal is the color for sexuaab e survivors. biles says she wanted to acknowledge the hundreds of women who were abused by larry. nass >>> up next, a local police department tackling tip sync challenge. >>> after morning

dre and eminem have set up a laboratory. he's chatting with models and drinking expensive champagne. >> so what they're really doing is perfecting the science of the club banger. ♪ you can find me in the club, bottle full of bub ♪ >> if you have kids now, you know, it's probably rap they're using to drive you up the wall. and the big star in rap now is 50 cent, or fitty cent. however you want to say it. >> your grandmother is absolutely getting down to "in da club." she's calling it in the club but she's getting down to it. i mean, that was everywhere. it was in a commercial. ♪ >> sounds like he's integrated his hit "in da club." extraordinary. >> one of the biggest differences between the '90s and 2000s in terms of hip-hop is this idea of business. >> 33-year-old jay-z is the reigning king of rap. he owns his own record label, clothing line, and movie production company, generating almost half a billion dollars a year in sales. ♪ allow me to reintroduce myself ♪ ♪ my name is hove ♪ h to the-o-v ♪ i used to move slow plates

temporarily reassigned to another school today, a that man in her car, the man in the nissan car, after he dre away, wendy, he did a u-turn and came back and shouted more vile things. i'll get more into that at 5:00. >> did anybody get his license plate? >> i don't think so. but cops are really working this case. so we don't know. >> there are all sorts of cameras aund here. they may have gotten him further down the street. >> all right. okay? we'll check back in with you. thanks, pat. >> this is just in. it's an alarming incident that happened on metro. our transportatn reporterdam tuss confirmed a blue line train took the wrong route this mornint the train w on to the orange line and wound up at the courthouse station. riders were told to expect elays after a, quote, train malfunction. metro says this was actually a issue. there were no injuries. adam is gathering more details and will have a live report coming up a little bit later on news 4. o>> more big stori this tuesday. google firing back at president sitrump. the pnt accusing the search giant of suppressing conservative content. googl

. >>> you could dre the same parallel to richard nixon's white house counsel, john dean. the times writing, mr. mcgahn told people he was determined to avoid the fate of the white house counsel for president nixon, john m. dean, who was imprisoned in the watergate scandal. i talked to dean a short while ago. here's our conversation. jon, what's your reaction and your reporting that you were on mcgahn's mind. >> i think mcgahn is doing the right thing. post-watergate they resolved a tricky question as to who is the client of the white house counsel, and they decided it's not the president himself, but rather the office of the president. so he is -- he is doing the right thing in representing the office of the president, and there can be conflicts between the incumbent and the office. don did get wrong i went to prison. i actually didn't. i was in the witness protection program on and off from june of 197 a -- excuse me 1973 june to january of 1975. >> the "new york times," quoting a former whitewater investigator saying, this is like having the keys to the kingdom. is that

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i get cold chills evme i'm in the parking garage and have to walk past where dre was beat up.nsane, right there by the police station,he police standing right there. >> thompson: for you, what is justice for heather look like? >> i don't know. i don't know that you could ever call it justice for heather. nothing's gonna bring heather back. those of us who miss her, miss her... forever. her best friend said, "you knowd it's kinda w i'll get to be an old man and she'll always have been 32." you know, life goes on. i'm getting older... it's just weird. life is very different. (soft chuckle) >> thompson: james alex fields is the person who's been prosecuted for heather's murder. in your mind, is he the only person who should be held accountable? >> no. for people from 35 states to come in to fight, that's absolutely absurd. >> you had a group on one side erat was bad, and you had a group on the oth side that was also very violent. nobody wants to say that, bu i'll say it right now. we condemn in the strongest possible terms this egregious display of hatred, bigotry, and violence o

if you knew him, you called him coach dre. he coached boys football at the club for 15 years.ast month. friends andamily say his passions were coaching, music and helping kids. >> gave back. he helped people. that's all he wanted to do. >> police say young was shot and killed on 19th street on july 30th. family members say he was trying to intervene in a domestic situation. the 23-year-old man has been arrested in the shooting. >>> the woman who followed dold trump from the apprentice to the white house appears to be changing her story when it comes to h new tell-all book. omosa manigaultewman told her three people told her about trump using the n word on several occasions while making the first sean of "the apprentice." then during an interview with npr she claimed to have heard the words from trump himself. omarosa also claims president trump tried to silence her with money and legal threats. the white house says the book is riddled with lies. chuck todd will speak with the former white house staffer tomorrow morning on "meet the press." you can catch that exclusive intervie

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he would take on debt to make sure there was enough dres interest due to make sure there would not be catch earnings. he ended up selling tci for a massive amount of money and the fact that he never really focused on cash earnings never hurt him, never hurt his shareholders billions and billions of value creation because they would just buy more cable systems build, build, bill then hit the bid. there's no one -- hold on. so there's no one for jeff to hit the bid with it's a little different in that case but, jeff bezos did not invent this concept of invest iriar rather than invent profits >> that's not what i'm saying. i don't disagree with that there are different business models you build out we saw successful transitions with the cable companies with comcast i think the market is more pe keel yur in this environment in terms of the algo trades this is how we're looking at relative value and once you have that come in, i don't know the answer maybe nothing. >> let me just point out while we're showing on the screen. the nasdaq has crossed 8100. you're a few hours of trading way on

shepard: here to respond the democratic candidate for governor of florida the tallahassee marianne dre >> maria: tall andrew gillum. >> thank you for having me. >> shepard: you never led in the poll. fourth amongst democrats. last two weeks you surged and when all the votes were counted last night you beat a woman from a florida political dynasty and all the rest. how did you do that? >> well, i will tell you, it was a slow and steady process of 18 months i literally moved around this state retailing my way through neighborhood associations, church conferences, anybody who we could get to talk to us we talked to about the state of florida. it also helped i was the only non-millionaire running for government in the democratic primary. born to my mother a school bus driver and my dad a construction worker. my every day experience in this state really better reflected that of the every day floridian over everybody else running. i think that really played an important part in our messaging and how we came across and what we communicated around, i think, the kind of change that our state is

and so the last day to shoot i edld the crew the day before, "everybody get dre suits, ties. real women, put on your dresses. and the crew was sharp. our sunday best because he deserved that. we wanted to honor him like that. so we were clean. >> seth: it's an incredibly moving scene. it'sross-cut with footage fr "birth of a nation." >> but before that a klan initiation right. >> seth: and you also have scenes from "gone with the wi." >> the film opens from "gone with the wind." >> seth: what was your -- what wa the impetus for you to u this footage from those films specifically? >> well, those two films a nsidered giants of american cinema. and they are problematic. i can't hate on that shot that we used. wie shot we used from "gon the wind" where scarlet o'hara -- it's a cne shot and she's walking among thousands and thousands of wounded or dead confederate soldiers, and it's a great shot, and it ends on the tattered stars and bars of the confederate flag. so we' commenting on those films. and i remember here in brooklyn, third or fourth grade, we had a class trip where the

heard all the evidence that went into coming up with these regulations during the obama presidency, yo dre saying than't amount to anything? >> well, even under the previous administration, they said their entire slew of cafe standard over the course of 15 years would on the have impact of 2 one-hundredths degree celus, that accompanied their rule in 2010. >> woodruff: what abouteh cost argument? we theard the argument you started out bringing up which is the cost of the individual car,o the average ig to go up under the obama era rules. attorney general herring and others are saying that's notly rehe case. it's going to g overridden by an inlyease, ultimain the cost of gasoline and that people hall be paying more 1,000 -- what did he say, $1,600 more a year at the pump. >> right, and that's an argument we've seen from supporters of this mandate. what they're not telling you the underlying cost increase on vehicles is much hiring. we've seen t th point an increase of about vehicle due to the cafe standards at this point, and projections put that number at over $7,000 a vehicle if we were t

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it makes for a great doctorsing dre -- dressing. >> it seas well. >> you can freeze this in an ice cube. >> so did you give -- you talked to some of the pages, did you give them advice on how to make it once they finish up? >> cook a lot. no, i just said you have to work hard. i think the biggest piece of advice i can give to any young person, ask for help, look for mentors and keep going. i was so lucky when i was at nbc, i just asked for help. that's how i got my next job and next job. >> we're so proud of you. we're happy to claim you, ali. >> thank you so much. >> for all the recipes head to today.com/food. click on "bring i" t! california phones offers free specialized phones... like cordless phones, - (phone ringing) - big button, and volume-enhanced phones. get details on this state program. call or visit and accessoriesphones for your mobile phone. like this device to increase volume on your cell phone. - ( phone ringing ) - get details on this state program call or visit >>> all right. who is in the mood to celebrate. >> always. >> i am. >> break out the birthdays and the smuck

so oppy was against the high dre general bomb. did he try to coordinate scientist not working on it? that was the charge. he might have talked to some people, saying that atomic bombs are powerful enough and don't need to unleash a thousand times more powerful bombs. but nonetheless, in a public humiliating way, his top security clearance was yanked. newspapers across the country had front-page articles about this, and so he went from 1945, being the hero that ended world war ii, to 1954, being this villain that maybe was a communist spy. so, when oppenheimer brought nuclear fish six west, first to -- physics west, first berkeley and then cal tech and then to new mexico, he changed particularly new mexico, into what had been a very poor part of the country that actually even today some people don't know that new mexico us part of the united states. they think it's part of mexico. i get that all the time. oh, you don't have much of an accent. i'm from the united states. when i say i'm from new mexico. but brought this state that wa

but it will turn warmer by day and by night and with dre whether.temperatures between 18—2a. it could get to 25 or 26 in the south east on sunday. by tuesday it is mostly dry. this is bbc news. our latest headlines: a new study suggests the number of people aged 85 and over needing 2a—hour care is set to double by 2035. an expert warns the care system is at "breaking point". veteran mp frank field says he's considering triggering a by—election in his birkenhead constituency, after he resigned the labour whip over the leadership's handling of anti—semitism allegations. london's new crossrail line will launch next autumn and not in december as scheduled. transport for london says more time is needed "to ensure a safe and reliable railway for customers." police investigating the murder of a mother and daughter in the west midlands have arrested a 21—year—old man. the two women were found stabbed to death outside their home in solihull on monday. an astronaut on the international space station has had to plug an air leak with his finger and use duct tap

be enough to replace systems in a state that don't have paper ballots systems that are still using dre machines. >> that is what i was trying to get to. the ag sign the letter i just referred to in this is what they said. it will not only allow state separated election systems but also comprehensive security risk assessment. the existing election assistance commission grants are insufficient to provide upgraded technology, more funding is essential to adequately equip states with financial resources we need to safeguard our democracy and protect the data of voting members of our states. do you agree with that statement? >> speaking for myself, yes, i agree. >> how would more funding of new mexico conduct comprehensive risk assessment? >> right now we have worked together with dhs to conduct state's risk vulnerability testing. we don't have a sense of where each of our 33 counties stand. i can tell you anecdotally i think four or five of our counties are in good shape but a giant question-mark is over the rest. we want to do the same vulnerability testing to get a baseline to see where

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