much the same way i didn't want to be in my book, there's no way the reverend by harper lee has a harper lee-like figure going in it reporting the story. almost certainly because she was so private and because she had such a strong notion 0 about the identity of the artist standing outside of their workings she was almost certainly never going to be in the become. so even though we found a full manuscript, and day after day i was both excited and terrified with the possible. ity. i don't believe it would have done as well if had come out two or three months ago. just going cut me loose or how "of the book had she written for mine to be null and void? so i thought but it, although truly no one would be more excited to read that manuscript than i would be, and i think it would still be a place for the become i wrote. on the one hand shed had access to more sources than i did. earned she is a huge part of the book and i think that the kind of unfinishedness of her story and chimes with the unfinishedness of the others. the original crime story at the heart of the book is quite strength and

but judith harper had faith all along that justice would be done.ith in detective arnold. after all, the promise he made to solve the case was to her. >> he is going to see that these people are found. if it had just been earon, it would have been just maybe another death. but since erica was involved in that, he wasn't going to let up on it. >> judith didn't know it yet but down at police headquarters, detective arnold was close to getting answers from the men he had been pursuing since their starring roles in the walgreens video. james quisenberry, the family friend who made the last phone call to earon, and kenneth williams, who admitted to a witness he was part of a robbery that turned deadly. now it was time to bring both men in and interrogate them. >> i'm a little apprehensive but not nervous, no butterflies just because it was something i had planned on and prepared for for such a long time. >> you were ready? >> i was ready. >> 15 months after the shootings, quisenberry and williams voluntarily came down to headquarters. each knew the other

harper went public six years ago with her brain cancer diagnosis. best known for her role as rhoda in the 1976 sitcom "the mary tyler moore show" and the spin-off "rhoda." >>> hundreds of thousands gathered to watch ponies swim. crowds cheered as 110 wild ponies made their way from one island to the other. some ponies will be auctioned off to help control the size of the herd and others will go back into the wild. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," a montana man was shocked to get a bill for more than $500,000 for his life-saving kidney dialysis treatment. what to do if you get a baffling medical charge. i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." g medical charge. i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." parents, growing up happens, grab those command strips and let's make it work. they hold strong with a peel, stick, and press. and you can always change things up damage free. stunning! command. do. no harm. did you know you can save money by using dish soap to clean grease on more than dishes? try dawn ultra. dawn is for m

how's this for a compliment from bryce harper. heuraid strasb had a strasburg night. althoughs straimself wasn't impressed. >> i threw it down when i wasn't trying to. you know, ten days off, i can't beooo picky ab it. i know i'm really good when i have a routine. you know, unfortunately it's something that everybody has to go through. you know, i just tried to go out there and ttle tonight. >> tough critic right there. orioles first game back from alt break as well hosting tampa bay. dylan bundy got the first batter. not too man of that. we're still in the first. it's 6-0 now. austin matthews doubles down the line to score on willie adams. one inning, seven runsd allo for bundy. 16- that was rough. d.c. united hosting the new england revolution. united trying to righthi the against their former coach. down 2-0. a lifeline for d.c., 63rd minute another lifelin 86th minute shwha, what a finis. united comesto back a draw 2-2. here's head coach ben olsen. >> that's whatou i'm pr about tonight, is they hung in there. you get the goal and a hain a h isn't perfect. then we

there's bryce harper. eph curry. >> reporter: a short list of athletes the man known as des cusr,mizes shoes fo a direct result of preparation meeting opportunity. >> this kid came by and asked if i knew how to paint shoes. i told him yeah, sure, whatever. >> and c that momenthanged your life? >> that moment just doing that one project right. >> reporter: a pair of cleat with his art that led him to ce wide reer mohamed sanu. >> slowly but surely he started calling and getting a pair, and since then tivat was about years ago, we established a cool friendship. >> reporter: a friendship that opened the gates to the nfl, nba, and major league baseball, where he works closely with stars like ex-nationals player bryce harper. >> we did a pair for himor his first game where their mascot the philly phanatic. i did the final pair that london flvetcher for the redskins e wore. >> reporter: but things weren't always lookg up for des. >> i had opened up a cpsple of sho. one was an automotive paint. one was a t-shirt

about mile away when officers tried to arrest him harper reach for a large knife. but was quickly subdued by a canine in addition to stolen property. the pair were found with burglary tools, a utility worker clothing weapons and narcotics harbor faces multiple felony felony charges, including suspicion of recklessly evading police conspiracy to commit a crime and possession of burglary tools quinn faces suspicion of possessing burglary tools. >>in the east bay, a man was found shot to death in east oaand, this happened on friday night on the 100 block of international boulevard near lake merritt the man's name has not been released police are still investigating the shooting. also notes and police say they need your help finding this stolen puppy they say this 5 month old french bulldog uni was last seen on wednesday afternoon near campbell and 15th streets. if you have any information call the oakland police department. and police officers lined the streets in los angeles as the body of one of their own was transported today. los angeles police officer juan diaz w

gave up his ball to bryce harper. wasn't too thrilled abo that. game two, harper did it again. he stard at him as he wasun rong the basis and that ended to this retaliation three years later, strickland targeting him with a 98-mile-an-hour fastball. strickland punches out harper in different way later on this season. >>> well, there was an early y. wa first ioing nats d one. soto with the equalizer. his second straight at-bat. he had a home run last night.i super stylsh kid loves it. i love the fedora and i love juan soto dancing. the bases are load and it's camp day at the park and they love "baby shark" time.s tha pardo and he getsnto a double play. we're going to extra. free baseball in the tenth. doolittle fabering donaldson. go ahead and call him pa shark. he got the better there of doolittle. doolittle is like fiddle sticks. they take four o three and extend the nati lead to 6 1/2 games. >>> later tonight wayne rooney repgt d.c. united and cocoa goff getting ready for her start. >> haley babb teetley baptiste. we googled the heckut ofher. >> she got her start with organ t

what a throw what harper. all right, top of the 9th inning. last down, onesoto unconcerned there.nging 2 out, 2-n homer, puts theon top. 30-11 their last 41 games, the best stretch in club history.ve traling south down 95 orioles and their allstar is looking to sweep a doubleheader against the rays. serves up a 2-1 homer in the second. fast forward to the 6th. now 4-2. posite field to deposit a souvenir. dropped game to 12-4 the final. back at our nation's capitol. as they've done so well this season, the mystics starting hot. -7 d.c. in the 1st. forcing the turnover here. nip and tuck the rest of the way. late 4th mystics down 2. aces win at 85-81. >>> all right.c george wale, thank you so very much. that about doesit for us. we thank you for joining uo. you'vet "saturday night live" coming up next. have a great one and we'll see u again tomorrow.yo this is fred. he's dancing like nobody's watching. and because all of the devices on fred's wifi network are protected with xfinity xfi, n literally,ody's watching. except for millions of you, of course. wait, millions of people are w

now that ben's landed the harper group and he's developed the new products... hey!eiling and a celebration. is ben's mother here? ben: mom? lemonis: oh, hi, ben's mother. i'm marcus, by the way. mira: nice to meet you. lemonis: can i hug you? oh, my god. your mom's a hugger. i love that. ben: thank you very much for coming and celebrating what we're trying to do here. the experience has enriched my life and really brightened my future. lemonis: there's a lot of new products. ben: yep, so these are all of our designs. i designed the candles and wrapping paper and wallpaper. all these things are things that i have wanted to work on for a long time, and marcus has been able to create these opportunities to manifest themselves. lemonis: you want to tell everybody to have a good time, or what do you want to do? ben: please, enjoy. lemonis: thank you for coming. ben: thank you. lemonis: the new products and the deal with the harper group should help us clear at least $2 million in wholesale business during the next year -- double what we currently do. ben: virginia, hi, y

to that one kid. >> reporter: for carrie and her kids, there's one motto. >> be nice and kind. >> harper, what do you hope the kids who come get the shoes feel >> i hope they feel loved more than they did before >> reporter: molly hunter, nbc news >>> and that's "nbc nightly news" for this saturday tomorrow on "nightly news" with kate snow, a higher calling saving the giant redwood trees. i'm jose diaz balart reporting from new york, thank you for the privilege of your time good night >>> they both graduated after spending their senior year here together. tonight they sit in a jail cell in rous crime. italian police say this seems to have started with drug deal that went wrong and an extortion attempt. investigators arrested the two mill valley men in their four star hotel on friday. finnegan lee elder and gabriel christian natale hjorth are being held on homicide and extortion charges. police say they've confessed to the brutal crime. the police officer was stabbed eight times. newlywed who had just returned from his honeymoon. police say surveillance video and witnesses led them

you see harper's teammates go to attack him.or the phillies after losing 16-2 on monday. >>> finally, jimmy fallon came one a genius idea to give a bunch of all-stars weird phrases to casually work into their interviews. at the game last week in cleveland, they absolutely nailed it. check out this segment from the "tonight show." >> and you can draw back on it. like they say even a hungry turtle can do a jumping jack. absolutely. >> i don't think it's possible to have too many power hitters. you don't ask for -- >> i was scrambling and thought sometimes you got to dance with the pants you wore to prom, so -- >> there's a message, it doesn't matter how much jelly you have in a jar, it's about how you spread it on your english muffin. >> i love the straight phrase from pete alonzo. no one questioned any of the sayings. >> no. >> i mean -- i'm going to give you some lines to work into "early start." >> will you prepare some? you do have to dance with the pants that brought you to prom, that was it? >> reporter: that's what he said.

browsing the soon to be closed payless shoe store scooping upt- lasnute summer daughter 9-year-old harpery might pick up an extra pair for a classmate. >> i know he like avenger, and i saw some avengers shoes and i said hey, mom, could you buy these for my friend? >> for the president in alma, arkansas, the answer was easy. >> i jokingly looked at the clerk and i said how much for the rest of the shoes in here? just joking. >> reporter: joking ahead she got a call the few hours later thentire stock of the store and ers if she wanted it she did, leaving with 1500 pairs that day. >> reporte so where did you decide to give them away. >> we were going to give them away at the middle school. more donations had come in, and carrie and her three kids are collecting more shoes ahe of august 10th and a big bacsc to ol giveaway, the whole town invited. >> that's what it's all about. if it continues to grow and it makes y o done little thing for that student fixing to go back to school, then it matters to that one kid. >> reporter: for carrie and her kid there's one motto. >> harper, what do you hop

harper was found a mile away running near radio road. quinn surrendered to police. >> to san francisco teens have been arrested and expected to be charged in the stabbing death of an italian police officer. >> we are hearing from neighbors of the suspects. finnigan the elder and gabriel christian north. the family is not asking for privacy. >> a memorial for a slain officer growing in rome on the street corner where mario, a 35- year-old newlywed and officer of the police force was stabbed to death. the suspect identified as 19- year-old finnigan elder and 18- year-old gabriel christian north both from san francisco accused of killing the officer after a drug deal gone wrong. >> i don't know what happened. none of us know what happened. >> elder lives in the sunset district in san francisco. where you is his neighbor and his in disbelief. >> he had always been kind to me and thoughtful to me. he does me favors. >> italian authorities say both teens confessed to the crime. it began when police say the young men stole a backpack along to a

illustrator fred harper designs the cover of the political magazine the week president trump with his frequent scandals and outbursts provides him with an almost bottomless reservoir of material while fred uses comedy and satire to poke fun at the president he takes the shift to the right in american society very seriously. the i think the country is becoming more populous and it's it's been recovered it's been tapping into something. that has been it's like a lump of clay that hasn't been shaped and then these radical people that have been shouting all this time but ignored they've always been in the fringes are now getting their chance you know to be in the spotlight and it's really scary now . american society seems to have lost its ability to form a consensus the lines being drawn of course into region political allegiance skin color and religious faith are never start. dividing people by race is much much easier. do when people are in economic stress and they're desperately looking around saying why are things worse how can it be that after 50 years of work i have gotten nowhere

kate harper greeted alex forsyth‘s appointment enthusiastically. but someone tweeted this response. thomas smith requested: well, alex forsythjoins me enough my westminster studio, thank you forjoining us. congratulations on your new role. you are covering the whole of the country. can you explain your new role? yes, the thinking behind this is that over the course of the past few years in particular, our political coverage has rightly been dominated by what happens in westminster that is of course largely due to brexit, the fact that there's been a lot of parliamentary process, there's been some of the important decisions taking place in westminster and of course, the mps from the various political parties have been having a real influence on what is been happening and there is a sense and a feeling that it should not be all we do in terms of our politics and that the decisions made here in westminster affect people from around the country and sometimes what is happening up there in the uk can affect the way the things play out here in westminster, so the idea was that we should tr

. >> tom brady, julio jones, there's bryce harper, steph curry. >> reporter: a short list of athletest the man customizes shoes for, a direct result of preparation, meaning opportunity. >> this kid came by and asked me if i knew how to paint shoes. yeah, whatever. >> reporter: that moment changed your life. >> that one instance, of doing t the projeright. >> reporter: a pair of cleats with his art led him to wide receiver mohamed sanu. >> slowly and shortly h led me to getting a pair and since then we established a cool friendship >> reporter: a friendship this opened the gates to the, nf nba and major league baseball where he works closely with stars like ex-nationals player bryce harper. >> we did a pay for him for his first game with their mascot, the phillya fnatic. i did the finalair that london fletcher for the redskins ever work. >> reporter: things were not always looking up for him. >> i had opened up a couple of shops. one was an aumotive paint, one was a shirthop, all of them closed down, so i had resigned myself w that iouldn't -- i would never make money with art. >> repo

"the political crisis," the compromise of 1850, dred scott that rachel will talk about tomorrow, harpers ferry. a lot of those were products of our political process. they were things congress did. the dred scott decision was something the supreme court did. so, was there -- is there a law in the system of government that made it possible for this terrible civil war to take place? i will throw that out. and then maybe michael can talk about the emotional nature of ll of that, all that political events are wrapped in. michael w.: certainly rachel and i have not abandoned the standard milestones on the road to the war. i look for new ways to answer old questions. to pick up on the emotion issue, things like indignation are really important for responding to the repeal of the missouri compromise or the caning of charles sumner. it adds new texture to a story that we think we already know, but what i am trying to get at is how did people experience it then and how did they make sense of it then? certainly they are starting to think there are flaws in the system, but they think the system wou

>>all because harper wanted to buy or friend, a pair of avenger shoes. story right there i mean, especially schools about to start up and to see all that giving while and it's contagious does something good another person to and we could use more of all over the country absolutely but that has a going to be very hot tomorrow. across much of the bay area. yes, specifically the interior valleys of the east bay heat advisory remains in effect now through 11 o'clock tomorrow night. >>in addition to that spear the air alert will also remain in effect all the way through sunday night as well, pretty poor air quality and daytime highs triple digit heat for most of our try valleys, widespread 70's and 80's as you make your way and like every jump in the pacific tomorrow >>you school. (rock music) (police sirens) (helicopter whirring) (mechanical noise) - we're going to back deputy o'camb up in pollock pines. uh, sounds like a call for a drunk subject in public. he just ran him out on the radio for a records check, sounds like he's got a couple misdemeanor warran

harper who is 79 years old is best known for playing rode da morgan stern on the mary tyler moore shower in 2009 and in 2013, doctors gave her three months to live. her husband saying "i have been told by doctors to put her in hospice care and i can't." her family set up a gofundme page to help pay her medical bills. >> san francisco's central subway system is supposed to help we track. it's still not done ten years after. what is the holdup? we'll take you on a tour inside the subway. >> it looks like an ordinary snowglobe. this globe isn't full of joy. all right! what are we watching? living with directv has been a learning experience. let's see what's on tv. directv satellite powers activate! you're kidding. yeah. that's not how that works at all. can you show us streaming apps? sorry. my remote doesn't do voice commands. i guess you could say i'm a little bit old school. lamar, can you dim the lights? stop living with directv. find all of your favorites faster with the xfinity x1 voice remote. now, news to build a better bay area from abc7. >> as you have heard, abc7 is committed t

undone.olden goddess who in the wimbledon semifinals, is serving up realness with this un-retouched "harper'sover and this beauty routine secret involving eye cream. >> i have a little 5 o'clock shadow, so i put it on top of my mustache. like, i have more hair than my nephew down there. >> listen to me when i tell you, serena is all the way back on and off the court. she just hooked up with her pal meghan markle at wimbledon. but today, the duchess finds herself at the center of some off-court drama. this eager fan seemingly tried to snap a pic of meghan during serena's match. you can then see her security guard telling the man to stop. but, turns out the fan was simply taking a selfie. meghan is under fire because her security team reportedly arranged for her and her friends to be surrounded by empty seats so they would not be bothered. >> it's always exciting when she comes out to watch. >> but on the other hand, security did not stop other folks snapping photos of meghan chatting up a young boy. meghan and harry's med they wanted archie's godfeernts be a secret. while harry is teaming up w

there he is with his daughter harper meeting the lionesses in last week. >> there is really only oneemale in david's heart, his wife victoria, and tomorrow marks a landmark anniversary. >> it's going to be your 20th wedding anniversary this year. congratulations. will you do a big vow with a new dress and all of those things? >> i don't think so. we'll probably just celebrate with the kids. i mean, i can't believe it's been 20 years. you know, it's when you look at the kids, you think when we got married, brooklyn was a little baby. he was 4 months old. >> posh spice admits she was drunk when she met david in 1997, but it was love at first sight. victoria wrote her phone number down on a plane ticket. david still has it to this day. >> you and your wife were on a kiss me cam. >> it was fun. people loved it, but it also proves love's still alive. how do you do it? >> you know, we've been together for so many years and we still love each other like we did when we first met. we've got amazing children -- four amazing children and, you know, we're very happy. >> sure, there have been cou

brandon harper of stockton and david quinn of oakland were taken into custody shortly before noon yesterday. police spotted their black nissan on hillsdale boulevard in san mateo with paper plates. when officers tried to pull them over, they sped awayside swiping another car. they came to a stop in redwood city and one suspect surrendered. a police dog caught the other man about a mile away. authorities said the suspects had stolen property, fake utility, worker clothing as well as weapons and narcotics. >> several cities are getting an infusion of cash to combat car break-ins. >> reporter: several bay area cities have seen a dramatic spike in a number of break-ins. many of those police departments just don't have the money or the manpower to do much about it. >> they need more help. >> reporter: the assemblyman hopes the money, 750,000 for san jose, santa clara, milpitas, will help put the brakes on car break-ins. >> we want to provide some additional funding for the pd. >> reporter: he was able to convince lawmaker to dip into the surplus. freeing up money for extra officers to battle wha

harpers weekly, leading republican newspaper praised rosecrans as a strategist second to none. the new york times declared him said at the present moment if success be the standard stands at the very head of the union generals. end quote. all kinds of comparisons to napoleon, frederick the great, et cetera, et cetera. rosecrans spent most of the spring of 1863 re-organizing his army. as the months wore on, washington became impatient. they wanted to know why he wouldn't advance. he explained he didn't have sufficient calvary, sufficient so supplies and he was still awaiting those supplies. throughout this time grant is attacking vicksburg but he doesn't. he will write about this. he should have been writing to rosecrans and rosecrans should have beenwriting to grant. this breakdown is largely responsible for this. it's rosecrans poor generalship to be sure. i don't think he needed to wait that long to finally advance. it's really his personality conflict that drives it. he advances on june 24th. drives bragg's army out of middle tennessee. he feels miffed that stanton implies t

in a new cover article for harpers bazaar, serena recalls last year's u.s.ring an emotional confrontation with the umpire, serena was penalized for slamming her racket, losing a point and ultimately the match to naomi osaka. >>> i was hurt, cut deeply, she writes, for herself and her opponent serena said afterwards she couldn't sleep and started seeing a therapist. finally, she wrote to osaka. i am truly sorry i thought i was doing the right thing in sticking up for myself i am, was, and will always be happy for you and supportive of you. >>> serena says her punishment is the same thing that women endure in the workplace every day, sidelined for defiance she says her daughter olympia is her inspiration and the reason she speaks up >>> even making a point through her photos, each one published unretouched. as for osaka, serena says her former opponent praised her for standing up for herself, telling her, continue trail blazing. blayxander, nbc news, london >> and that is "nbc nightly news" for this tuesday. i'm lester holt. for all of us at nbc news, thank yo

department of west virginia university in morgantown and i am better known as actually as husband and harpers dad. it is my birthday today. [ cheers and applause ].

now to san mateo where two men are behind bars after leading police on a chase. 30-year-old brandon harper and 29-year-old david quinn are in jail after leading police on a pursuit. they were found with utility worker clothing, and suspected stolen property. officer spotted the two, when they attempted to pull them over the suspects reportedly drove off running southbound near radio pi for disaster, some people living west of bridge way in sausalito took part in an emergency evacuation drill. residents who volunteered to take part in the drill received a reverse 911 alert telling them to evacuate to a command center at martin luther king jr. park. several emergency response organizations were set up to explain how they helped during emergencies and how residents can protect themselves and help their neighborhood. >> it is extremely important for the residents, just the fact in the last couple of years we have seen communities in california destroyed by wildfire. evacuations are necessary during these times, and so it is important for folks that live here start gaining the muscle memory whe

was proud when i'll be someone different around do you know impress i can scrounge up the slack and harper. ok i'm a big fan of his. continues like this because he's going to have a really good career enough to go to. see. you go but i'm happy with how i'm progressing in. getting the playing time i need on the pitch and i really like the end to end style of football. and to top speed he was among the quickest players last season and that's not all he offered dortmund the young rocco international is a raging fullback whose equally effective down either flank. save every game i started that is strike out. at the age of 14. 15 switched to the when he said she said and then a 16 or 17 times where i still am today i think it's a change that's worked pretty well the lot that i was going to. be finisher in his own right t.v. she's up his colleagues with pinpoint precision and he's one of blackman's busiest players on the ball just the job for the 20 year old village read longing. to time your circle of 3 young players here given the opportunity and continuity they meet and if we can we can. thin

a visit to the last living person to have witnessed the founding of europe a 90 year old rainy harper camp lives in brussels. as a 27 year old interpreter renny witnessed the treaty of rome being negotiated she accompanied belgian paul on a response regarded as one of the founders of european unification. she mostly sat next to spark who was head of the belgian government in exile during the 2nd world war. later as a european he reached out to the germans. miraculously he did so just 10 years after the war ended. a club. so you're meant to be. i really believe that someone like add now or definitely wanted something else and this could only be europe the beloved benelux countries had an ideal too and if they are ever again which was repeatedly stated. they need is a holocaust survivor she and her jewish family had to flee from the nazis and leave cologne in belgium they went into hiding to eat did he the idea of ever going to germany again as a tourist or later accompanying spark from my work was hard to grasp. but her desire for peace in europe a stronger you have to get i believed i

a picture i spoke about a while ago, the cover of harper's bazaar magazine.wn words and she's done this incredible photo shoot, amazing and a little cheeky at times. but the interesting thing is it is completely un—retouched, she wanted to look like she looks. she talked about sexism in the women's game, how she is spoken to, how she is dealt with by umpires in the women's game. interesting with jo konta in the press conference saying one of the journalists patronised her. interesting those stories came out together. we will be back with you later. we will continue to talk about serena williams later. with the likes of the long—established williams sisters, and now teenage sensation coco gauff leaving a big impression in her wimbledon debut, it's clear there's no shortage of black and ethnic minority talent in the tennis world. and it's hoped their huge success will inspire a whole new generation to get serious about the sport, as nomia iqbal reports. coming to wimbledon is definitely a moment to capture, especially for these young girls. you do come here and

since then he has soldhoes to players like tom brady, bryce harper and other local heroes. >> get a pair from him for a first game with their mascot the philly fanatic. i did the final pair that fletcher ever wore. >> david said he had to move three times in three years to make ends meat before hisss busine really took off. now one pair of those painted shoes canr sell fo as much as 4,000 dollars. they're really good. it's artwork there. >> beautiful. yeah. i think he's now okay not to move around so much. i'm just -- >> sounds like >> i'm really happy for him because he's very talented. adry cool. >>> still ahe this morning, ald.c.'s attorney gener files a lawsuit against the company behind a popular hotel chain. we'll tell you why. >>> plus, how the arrest ofyo n billionaire jeffrey epstein is causing controversy for the trump administration. news 4 today will be right back. >>> good morning, everyone and happy wednesday. today at 4, we're working to save you money on groceries. we've searched and scanned for the beston prices ommon everyday items. we'll show you where you can save the

for i was going to be someone different how do you know impress i can scrounge up a black and harper. ok i'm a big fan of his. continues like this because he's going to have a really good career enough to put a. lead . here so i'm happy with how i'm progressing in. getting the playing time i need on the pitch and i really like the style of football. and to top speed he was among the quickest players last season and that's not all he offered dortmund the young rocco international is a raging full. back equally effective down either flank. say the brigade there was a study that is striking 6 or 7. at the age of 14 or 15 or much which to the way if you set them at 16 or 17 i was to fall back where i still am today i think it's a change that's worked pretty well. you know something. to finish here in his own right keeping cheese at his colleagues with pinpoint precision and he's one of jacqueline's busiest players on the ball just the job for the 20 year old real madrid longing. to time your sort of fellow 3 young players here given the opportunity and continuity they meet up and if we ca

broke the thoroughbred club ceo joe harper struggling to find the word after tuesday morning said the collision between two horses on the truck. and happened around 6:40th horses were coming out of the gate for a workout. suddenly, eight-year-old named charge a bunch unseated his jockey made a u-turn and started running the wrong way. and then collided with a three- year-old named carson valley. truck officials say sirens went off and the check immediately shut down. suck it is a regrettable and unfortunate, nobody is to blame, but it was an excellent. >> reporter: dr riegler through the california horse racing board said the horses collided with such force the severed cervical fractures and dry died on the track. both were training for the first race. >> the safety protocols were followed, and everyone responquic the incident, but it just happened to quickly. truck jackie the nephew of the hall of famer victor espinoza was writing carson valley went to the hospital with a minor back injury. he was released a few hours later. proco, the other jockey was not hurt. the incident brings s

in a new cover article for harpers bazaar, serena recalls last year's u.s.d for slamming her racket, losing a point, and ultimately the match to naomi osaka. >>> i was hurt, cut deeply, she writes, for herself and her opponent. serena says afterward she couldn't sleep and started seeing a therapist. finally she wrote to osaka. "i am truly sorry. i thought i was doing the right thing in sticking up for myself. i am, was and will always be happy for you and supportive of you." serena says her punishment is the same thing that women endure in the workplace every day, def. she says her daughter olympia is her inspiration and the reason she speaks up. even making a point through her photos, each one published unretouched. as for osaka, serena says her former opponent praised her for standing up for herself, telling her, continue trail blazing. blayne alexander, nbc news, london. >> and that is "nbc nightly news" for this tuesday. i'm lester holt for all of us at nbc news. thank you for watching and good night. >> today on "steve" -- steve: we all know valentine's

costa county back on fire tweeted out these pictures of them battling the fire near east 3rd and harper streets. they say it was most likely started by fireworks. >>see things falling off the walls and just like being like like this back and forth. >>it's a pretty dramatic video here showing us what it was like as folks experienced the strongest earthquake to shake southern california in 20 years hitting right on the 4th of july was a magnitude 6.4 earthquake. it rocked southern california around 00:30am in the morning and since then dozens of aftershocks have been reported the usgs says it was felt all the way from san diego to santa rosa. and we have a map here of again where the epicenter was st it's right mojave desert that's about a 150 miles northeast of los angeles. the majority of the damage is contained to the epicenter with some reports of rock slides and fires, nobody though was seriously hurt by this massive quake and that's the good news. but the area where it happened is now under a state of emergency with kron four's vicki liviakis now with more on the damage that quake c

in a new cover article for "harper's bazaar" serena recalls last year's u.s. open.emotional confrontation with the umpire serena was penalized for slamming her racket, losing a point, and ultimately the match to naomi osaka "i was hurt, cut deeply," she writes "for herself and her opponent. serena says afterward she couldn't sleep and start seeing a therapist. finally, she wrote to osaka. "i am truly sorry. i thought i was doing the right thing in sticking up for myself. i am, was, and will always be happy for you and supportiveof you. the same thing that women endure in the workplace every day sidelined for defiance she says herauter olympia is her inspiration and the reason she speaks up. making a point through her photos each one published unretouched as for osaka serena says her former opponent praised her for standing up for herself, telling her "continue trail blazing. blaine alexander, nbc news, london >>> mattel teamed up with the european space agency for a barberie that is truly out of this world that is modeled after italian astronaut samantha christopher

at the home of sony motion picture chairman tom rothman and his wife, actress jessica harper. >>> a new poll shows governor gavin newsom is getting more unpopular. political reporter melissa caen joins us with the numbers and what they mean. >> reporter: the pole poll shows that californians are making up their mind about governor's son. since february newsom's approval ratings have stayed the same but his disapproval ratings have gone up. as fewer people remain undecided. >> is a new governor and he just got there we've seen this a lot with governors in their freshman term. so, lots of time, i'm sure they'll take notice of it but this is not entirely rare. >> we just started polling polling in california but we have been tracking this governor approval metric for years. and if we compare the new numbers about newsom with the numbers of former governor jerry brown and his first year in 2011. we see that brown had heil of higher approval numbers and lower disapproval numbers. since taking office newsom has made bold moves, holding the death penalty even though voters just endorsed it and

the magazine to the harper's weekly life. people with greater we understand that. conveyed a similar attitude of its coverage of the grant review of union forces which took place at the end of may in washington dc. the recorded full measure of praise to the western forces. because it had confronted his famous command. sheldon the greatest military burden. it was mainly concentrated and consumed. it was the army of the potomac. that battered the fabric into dust. i mean none of this to suggest that they were unimportant. far larger in 1863. the rise in the aftermath eventually to general and chief. stores series of consultations decisive to the union wherever. whatever we may think, people most often gaze eastward. the gates how the war progressed. their perception was crucial. he offered testimony that helps us understand how people during the war assess the various spheres. he discussed he has a great passiveness. of the overman campaign. that would witness coordinating union. under general sherman in georgia. nathaniel banks in alabama. just imagine if major gene

gotten hit by more than one truck, police call this philadelphia's most expensive disaster since harper drove something home, no one of hurt, homeowner has relisted property on airbnb, for 200 a night, but you can really talk him down. topic 4. many people laugh when taco bell anointed they were opening a hotel they sold out the place in a record breaking two hours, making history, as first hotel to have more restrooms than guest rooms, because taco bell and -- yeah. guest at the casa crunch wrap will live high life, there will be free parking for everyone's volkswagen bug they will have taco bell themed children's games like pin the tail on the - donkey meat, opening night in august 9, if you can't wait that long to be surrounded by a bunch of farting out of work stoners you can always go to bernie sanders rally. >> if you don't want to stay at taco tell, you can visit their drive-thru. back that truck up. it looks dangerous, did you safer than eating taco bell, right back, live from los right back, live from los angeles in a thanks for the ride-along, captain! right back, live from lo

the leading republican newspaper harper's weekly praised the war democrat rosecrans as a strategist quote second to none and "the new york times" declared him they said at the present moment general rosecrans it success be the standard stands at the very head of the union generals. end quote. and there were all kinds of comparison to napoleon, frederick the great, et cetera, et cetera. rosecrans spent most of the spripg of 1863 reorganizing his army. standardize attention regimental arms. repairing his lal network and amassing supplies. as the months wore on, washington became impatient. they wanted to know why he wouldn't advance. he explained that he didn't have sufficient cavalry, sufficient replies high pressure his supply network was too ten ewous. and he was still waiting the promised supplies. after receiving a request for additional reenforcement from one of cross-rosecrans officers stanton said or is alleged to have said he should not have another damned man, end quote. and the throughout this time while grant is attacking vicksburg rosecrans is thinking about advancing but he do

senator harper. >> thanks mr. chairman. weren't you a general in your state? >> senator i was the acting general for several years. >> one of the two most popular no, ma'am niece, appointments i ever made as governor. >> he served us all for a long time. >> he sends his best to you today. i want to start the questioning, again thank you all for this wonderful testimony. i want to start if i can with secretary reicks, and almost everybody has said we need to fund these projects, certainly we need predictability and the states are meeting their obligations, i think leading by example to us we're too timid, everybody knows we need to spend more money, we need to spend it wisely and we need to make sure the stream lining provisions aring being implemented and we need to do oversight to make sure they're being implemented well. but i ask, if you will, talk to us and tell us, talk to us a little bit about what we have done in delaware using tolling and especially as we have gone away, if i remember, my colleagues in west virginia, the west virginia turnpike we drive