was 89 they say she passed away in her sleep her famous novel was adapted into a movieie with gregory peck who won an oscar for his role as atticus finch. >> american warplanes bombed crisis training camp in lebanon today they said it killed 40 isis militants including a terrorist who is believed to be responsible for attack on a museum and ats bl beach in tunisia and they say that it may not be the last in libyan. >> was a facility that we have had our eye on for some time it isil fighters and folks in training at the facility ander that he was associated with this facility and we believe that they pose a threatel. >> they say more air follow in libyan when needed, in kenya and trying to find two clients who escaped from a national park that could endanger the public, somehow they got through the electric fence and believed to be roaming in a area in of dense population they captured to answer more still on on the loose, statesideeyan another problem in mika leinen reports of raccoons who are almost disorderly people called police after some close encountersop who are unafraid of humans t

and readers alike, selling 30 million copies and adapted into the oscar winning film, starring gregory peck. >> will you identify the man who beat you? >> certainly will, sitting yonder. >> tom lee stand us please let her have a good look at you. >> harper lee, born in monroeville alabama in 1926. childhood friends with truman capote she traveled with him to help him do research on in cold blood. she moved to new york, worked as a bookstore, and as an airlines reserves clerk. the short stories became "to kill a mockingbird." lee shunned publishers until last with the release of "go set a watchman." today, oprah winfrey said: and from stephen king who wrote: the best quote is from lee herself who in 1964, had this to say about writing. john siegenthaler, al jazeera. >> i'm antonio mora. thanks for joining us. for the latest news at any time, you can head in to aljazeera.com. ray suarez is next. have a great night and a great weekend. ♪ ♪ ♪ there comes a time in every republican candidate's debate when the state of the u.s. military comes up. and thus becomes a candidate to candidate serial l

angeles when i was living in monroeville for a library fundraiser that i believe at that point gregory peck's widow was involved in and that support of libraries was one of the reasons if first got to know hem them and her friendship with had pecks was reasonable enough to take a train from new york to los angeles and then go from there to eventually make her way to alabama. >> when nell wanted to talk off the record, like she mentioned the town's biggest gossip, or other areas that might be extremely sensitive. what was your reaction as a reporter when nell said this is "off the record" don't write that? >> that was absolutely what i would respect. there may be people here who i think have had the privilege of spending time with her and know she has a gesture she makes with her index finger. and she would say that is "off the record" or she would sometimes say "you put that in there". my feelings was of course i wanted to respect her wishes and made note of those. they were more candid than i might have predicted actually. but had a sense that the burden of fame, which harper lee and l alice

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published. the following year, lee won the pulitzer prize. the film adaptation of the novel - starring gregory peck - opened on christmas day of 1962. harper lee returned to her hometown of monroeville, alabama in 2007 after suffering coming up on the news at noon... break one jeb bush's campaign has cratered, now he just slings mud. but, it's made no difference. the state endorsed john kasich saying voters should, "ignore the blather of candidates without real credentials to lead the country." the usa today poll said kasich was the most likely republican to beat hillary clinton, beating her by eleven points. john kasich is presidential. for all the people you can... for as long as you can... after law school, she could have joined a high priced law firm... but instead, she worked to reform juvenile justice in south carolina... exposed racism in alabama schools... registered latino voters in texas... and provided legal aid to families in arkansas. her life's work has been about breaking barriers. and so would her presidency. which is why, for every american who's not being paid what they're worth..

gregory peck played harper lee. lee stunned the world by allowing a second book called go set a watchman to be published. she had written it before to kill a mockingbird using many of the same characters. it was set 20 years later. reviews were mostly negative. but it was still a best-seller. >>> still ahead, this isn't lava flowing. the phenomenal that has people flocking to yosemite to get a look. plus designed to carry tourists into space. the new rocket veldheer in california. >> reporter: good afternoon, i'm roberta gonzales live in the south bay where it is all about san jose today. we have baseball with san jose state tonight. we have san jose's greatest band in the whole wide world. and we have all your weather you need to know about as the news continues. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, for a commercial spaceship. the program has been on hold since a deadly accident ovee mojave desert >>> later today virgin galactic will reveal its latest prototype for a commercial spaceship. it's been on hold since a deadly accident o

gregory peck would win an oscar for the movie. >> in the name of god, do your duty. >> reporter: lee just hated the spotlight. seen here in a rare appearance, receiving the presidential medal of freedom. in july of last year, she shock the literary world with a new novel. but her words -- >> you never understand another person until you consider their point of view. good night.3 3 danner tight security. it's happening now at hargrave military academy . tonight... the very latest on the terror threat.// plus... pit bulls attack two children in bedford county. their father talks to abc 13 news..georgesaturday will be the better day of the weekend; sunday some rain moves in. details are next. 3 3 3 3 danner pots tonight... what we know about the possible terror threat at hargrave 3 military academy. this is a story you saw here first on abc 13. law enforcement has been at the academy all day. this after they received potential threats through social media this week. valerie bragg met with the sheriff and the head of the school. she has the latest from chatham. 3 they really are keeping

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gregory peck would win an oscar for the movie. >> reporter: lee just hated the spotlight. seen here in a rare appearance, receiving the presidential medal of freedom. in jy of last year,, she shock the literary world with a new novel. but her words -- >> you never understand another person until you consider their point of view. >> i hope to see you on monday. good night.winds were strong enough across eastern iowa today to over turn several semis. " what's going to happen to it...the city can't afford it" two years after it closed, there's still juvenile home in sit down with state leaders to talk it over. "i anticipate will peak sometime " vo cont and iowa's reached the highest level for flu activity, and we haven't even yet. you're tching kcrg-tv9. now, urce, this is kcrg-tv9 news at 6. it's been a dangerously windy day today. but some of that wind could soon let up. meteorologist joe winters joins live from downtown cedar rapids. joe, when can expect some relief? what a windy day we experienced. thankfully the winds, which gusted above 50 mph, back down tonight. saturd

it's finch, played by oscar winner gregory peck, who delivers one of lee's most famous lines. >> you never really understand a person until you consider things from his point of view. >> yes, sir. >> until you climb inside of his skin and walk around in it. >> did harper lee allow anyone to really sort of climb inside her and walk around? >> no. she really didn't. and she talked to a lot of people just not reporters. she famously stopped giving interviews in 1964. >> in her documentary author and former cbs news producer examined lee's work and life. >> she never married. >> right. but she does write about gregory peck and how fabulous he is. >> nelle harper lee was born in the small town of monroeville, alabama. in her 20s, she helped her childhood friend truman capote investigate a gruesome murder in kansas. the results, capote's best sell sneer in cold blood" lee's friend wayne flint. >> >> i think you can make a very good case for the fact that there would be no "in cold blood" were it not for the research she did. >> in 18957 a publisher had reject another manuscript. the new bo

but she does write about gregory peck and how fabulous he is. they did spend quite a lot of time together. >> nelle harper lee was born in the small town of monroeville, alabama. in her 20s, she helped her childhood friend truman capote investigate a gruesome murder in kansas. sneer in cold blood" lee's friend wayne flint. >> >> i think you can make a very good case for the fact that there would be no "in cold blood" were it not for the research she did. >> in 18957 a publisher had reject another manuscript. the new book, "go set a watch year. although there were many who questioned if lee, in failing health, had wanted it released at all. >> i did ask her when i saw her in july, i held up "go set a watchman" and i said, did you ever think that you would see this published. and she said, of course i did. don't be silly, in a very kind of scout feisty way. >> ten years ago harper lee received an honorary degree from notre dame. and when 2800 graduates helped masterpiece, the great writer's face spoke volumes. >> osgood: coming up. >> right now we

mockingbird published in 1960 after a painful surprise it was made into a 1962 movie starring gregory peck who won the oscar for his portrayal of atticus finch,o harper lee was awarded freedom in 2010 stunned the world last year by publishing her second book, go set the watchmant. >> one campaign day lead of south carolina the republican candidates went after each other dream last night town hall meetingwere sparring on topics including 14 to donald trump drew a lot of attention, the pope took a shot at his t immigration policy in idea to build a wallll between mexico and the united states upon said cottages built walls and bridges is unchristian, and of courset trump responded. >> and it was probably a little l nicer statement than what was reported by you folks in the media because after in read it was a little bit softer, the bottom line is we have to have a a border insecurity and we have tremendous illegal immigrationh. >> subcontinentn is go to the polls tomorrow, donald trump hopes that a double-digit lead battle for second and third placellre. >> john kasich has spoken out about he

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gregory peck would win an oscar for the movie. >> in the name of god, do your duty. >> reporter: lee just hated the spotlight. seen here in a aare appearance, receivinin the presisintial medal of freedom. the literary world with a new novel. but her words -- >> you never understand another person until you consider their pot of view. >> i hope to see you on monday. good night. exom@kcautv.c om (fred) good evening! temperatures around siouxland are in the 40s, 50s, and 60s. the planner shows clear skies and 42 at 10 pm, 38 at 2 am, and 32 at 6 am. i'll be back in a few minutes with a look at a warm start to the weekend. it's time for local news that matters! " " jenna: catholic church leading the republican race for president is sparking a debate about how religion and politics are interwined. during this week's visit to mexico, pope francis was asked if a good catholic could vote for donald trump. the pope said the ideas of "building walls" to keep out others... is not christian. i have a lot of respect for the pope. i think he's got a lot of personality, he's very different. he's ve

was an instant success selling more than 40 million copies, won a pulitzer and was a movie with gregory peck starring as atticus finch. >>> back after a quick break. stay with us. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, a billion dollar transformation.. to an icon bay area island.. but only - we've learned hundreds of ts >>> i'm allen martin. new at 6:00 tonight, a billion- dollar transformation to an iconic bay area island but only on "5" we have learned hundreds of trees have to go first. the shocking demolition to make way for a new neighborhood. and free weed? what this stunt is all about. and the tricky legal line these pot supporters are walking. and more on the breaking news from vallejo. four people including a child are shot. we'll have a live report for you tonight coming up at 6:00. >> thank you. >>> well, check this out. a "firenado" caught on camera. the fire whirl was spotted in platt county, missouri. crews were mowing the grass yesterday when a fire broke out. no injuries. "cbs evening news with scott pelley" is next. >> pelley: pax romana. >> i think he's a terrific person. >> pelley: trump make

become a staple on many high school reading lists, the book also adapted into a movie starring gregory peck andnd the oscar winning performance of atticus finch. >> asked black history month history month continues one of our ownck doesn't talk to students about their heritage as wayne dawson spoke to more than 500 students today in a at a movie theater on shaker square to students from seven different high schools in the area were there to watch thent jesse owens by removing called race, he importance of black history month and using it as aa springboard to make a name for themselves.a >> as you watch this movie, about jesse owenss, understand the that each and, everyone of you is inne the process of arterial black historyro but you have to believe in yourself to invest in yourself to be the best that you can beyo used black history month as a time to determine that you're going to be the best that she can be s . today. right now only pitchers and catchers are reporting for cyan, witch and star athlete. >> at a theater near you this weekendnd. showing . the story of the world's fastest man

gregory peck would win an oscar for the movie. >> in the name of god, do your duty. >> reporter: lee just hated the spotlight. seen here in a rare appearance, receiving the presidential medal of freedom. in july of last year, she shocked the literary world with a sequel to "to kill a mockingbird," where the lawyer is portrayed as a racist. but it's the words from her first novel that will live forever. >> you never understand another person until you consider their point of view. >> reporter: harper lee was 89 years old. steve osunsami, abc news, atlanta. >> i hope to see you on monday. >>> no fire warnings tonight. still. this fire is racing across thee destroy field. >> and -- next to traffic and coming dangerousll close to home. look at what happened. all of the smoke started to look like a tornado. >> and that fire is now out tonight after burning 27 acres. denver 7 reporter kyle joins us with more and we don't kkow what caused the fire yet. >> they don't know what caused the fire yet. >> reporter: the fire came close to homes, as you look behind me and that is where `hat fire ca

critically acclaimed novel was published in 1960.and made into an oscar-winning film starring gregory peck three years later.lee lived her live privately in her hometown.she suffered a stroke in 2007.her second novel "go set a watchman" was published last summer. ethan couch ... better known as the "affluenza teen" ... will be tried in an adult court, after a judge's ruling this morning.u-s marshalls went on an international manhunt for couch last december when he and his mother fled to mexico.couch was 16 when he was sentenced to probation for the 20-13 crash that kiled four people. his lawyer successfully argued that couch's wealthy parents had coddled him and raised him without a sense of responsibility.today's ruling means he could face 120 days in jail .. then finish his 10 years of probation.if he violates his probation in that time ... he could spend up to the investigation into this helicopter crash entering new hands today.what happened -- all across america families are coming back to time warner cable for a whole new experience. so fast even the kids are impressed. oh she's impr

gregory peck would win an oscar for the movie. >> in the name of god, do your duty. >> reporter: lee just hated the spotlight. seen here in a rare appearance, receiving the presidential medal in july of last year, she shocked the literary world with a sequel to "to kill a mockingbird," where the courageous lawyer is portrayed as a racist. but it's his words from her first novel that will live forever. >> you never really understand another person until you consider things from his point of view. >> reporter: harper lee was 89 years old. steve osunsami, abc news, atlanta. >> i hope to see you on monday. good night.sherri parker: it's stressful. it's overwhelming. contact 13 uncovers what's going on. also new at 6... a valley business man says he has the answer to kanye west's money troubles. what he's telling 13 action news. and... right now... a deadly shooting on the strip. tonight... two women dead and one man is fighting for his life..... after shots ring out on the las vegas strip... once again. now.. some are raising safety concerns. 13 action news anchor lesley marin is live ov

gregory peck would win an oscar for the movie. >> in the name of god, do your duty. >> reporter: lee just hated the spotlight. seen here in a rare appearance, receiving the presidential medal of freedom. in july of last year, she shocked the literary world with a sequel to "to kill a mockingbird," where the courageous lawyer is portrayed as a racist. but it's his words from her forever. >> you never really understand another person until you consider things from his point of view. >> reporter: harper lee was 89 years old. steve osunsami, abc news, atlanta. >> i hope to see you on monday. good night.tonight on kolo 8 news now... one day before nevada's democratic caucuses... the candidates and their campaigns are in town, making their last minute pitches for your support. and, the republicans are right on the democrats heels; planning several stops in the silver state before the republican caucus. plus-- "i think it's trashing the words of the founders to just slush over it and do what we want to do." the question, whether hillary clinton--or any other woman--belongs on the ballot or

gregory peck would win an oscar for the movie. >> in the name of god, do your duty. >> reporter: leeated the spotlight. seen here in a rare appearance, receiving the presidential medal of freedom. in july of last year, she shocked the literary world with a sequel to "to kill a mockingbird," where the courageous lawyer is portrayed as a racist. but it's his words from her first novel that will live forever. >> you never really understand another person until you consider things from his point of view. >> reporter: harper lee was 89 years old. steve osunsami, abc news, atlanta. >> i hope to see you on monday. good night. >>> tracking what is left of the storm. take a look. this is the last rain we'll see for at least a week. >> i asked questions but i guess i should have asked more. >> his father was released after serving time in prison for a crime he didn't commit. >>> the bill one california lawmakers drafted in response to the legal battle with apple. >>> the bay area company sending 3 d printers to the international space station and beyond. >>> there is a manhunt underway now in

published. the following year, lee won the pulitzer prize. the film adaptation of the novel - starring gregory peck - opened on christmas day of 1962. harper lee returned to her hometown of monroeville, alabama in 2007 after suffering a stroke. today at the u.s. supreme court ... the body of the late justice antonin scalia lies in repose. his fellow justices and president obama were among those who paid their respects to scalia - who died this past weekend in texas. brian mooar reports. 49-53 in a flag-draped casket ... justice antonin scalia was carried into the helped change over the course of and inside the court's great hall ... pressure is in place. look for mostly sunny skies today through the weekend with lower 60s.near 70 saturday and low to middle 70s sunday. break a look now at your first alert something is just fundamentally broken when african americans are more likely to be arrested by police, and sentenced to longer prison terms, for doing the same thing that whites do. ...when too many encounters with law enforcement end tragically. we need investments in education, health care and j

in later became an oscar-winning film starring gregory peck and despite her -- even the friend say she was very friendly and sociable she released her only other novel, go set a watch met with some controversy last year. >> steve: sentencing day for a teen who killed the girl on the upper west side. 18-year-old is sentenced to three-nine years in prison. he was been chased by police when he lost control of his at suv and slammed into the little girl killing her and injuring her grandmother. he apologized to the family. >> if he really means he is sorry, he is is going to take what i said about sharing his he will take it seriously. >> they said they will do everything that they can't make make him serve the maximum sentence. >> dari: the report they caught the swine flu from an actual pig. the cdc says he visited a farm where pigs are kept. this happened in december. in december. he never had direct contact with the animal. he fell ill two days later. the child was not hospitalized and has since recovered. the swine flu can be caught from pigs, it person-to-person. >> steve: testing is

in 1962 gregory peck film made this an instant classic and we all fell in love. but she resisted the celebrity bandwagon, and she was pretty insistent across the decades. people have tried and tried and tried to try to get her to talk. in our celebrity age we demand that from our writers, don't we, or anyone in the public eye. she resisted it right to the end. she didn't give interviews. she wasn't a recluse as people called her. she was very connected to the community, and she was known to be very sharp, witty and open. but she just didn't want to play. >> and that's where she passed away, in monroeville, alabama. >> yes. >> thank you very much. she's a fascinating character, and a real loss. thank you for sharing your thoughts on that. >> well, there is more to come on the news hour. why ruling party supporters in south kore south africa are taking to the streets in racism more than two decades after the end of apartheid. will he stay, will he go, as david cameron tries to secure a deal to keep britain in the e.u. >>> and we'll tell you how former military man

two years after that her book was an oscar winning movie with gregory peck. she nide her home town of monroeville, alabama. she was 89. >>> a bradenton girl got a surprise when her mom came to see her. you will see why. >> i love those. >>> it took a few secondss to sink in. she ran into the arms of her mom since last march. operator. this is not the first time she had to be apart from her daughter. >> this is not my first deployment we're used to it but around not just height wise. she was barely to my hip. >> my hair has grown. >> it has grown a lot. >> a lot has changed. one of the first things they will do is get their nails done that makes her daughter feel special. >> that's a long time to miss your mom. when are you that age. >>> still ahead a demty lucky to be alive after getting run over during a traffic stop. the suspect was only 15 years old. >>> ahead theson for the young man who is on the run. >>> all right, we're live in daytona. you know what is cool about this race, can you go virtually anywhere. i'm in the area for brad he is the (phone ringi

adapted into the oscar living film starring gregory peck. >> will you identify the man who beat you? >> certainly. right there. >> over night, lee became a literature superstar. lee was born in monroe, alabama, in 1926. childhood friends with truman capote. she helped him do research. she never stopped writing. in time a collection of short stories became "to kill a mockingbird." the fame was instant. the wait for a follow-up took decades. lee, fak famously,en rejected interviews. until "go set a watchman." oprah winfrey took to twitter, saying, harper lee, my favorite author, i wanted to interview her, she said honey, i already said everything i wanted to say. harper lee, who wrote an american classic and helped truman capote write another. there's no substitute for the love of language for the beauty of an english sentence. there's no substitute for struggling if a struggle is needed to make an english sentence as beautiful as it should be. >> mary murphy directed the documentary, harper lee from mock bird to watchman, a celebration of 50 years, "to kill a mockingbird." mary my fri