harris? >> i want to go back, jennifer, if we can to the family of james foley because we heard from them just a short time ago. >> that's right. in fact, they were interviewed today and said they received a condolence call from the pope and released the last e-mail sent to them by their son's isis captors which suggested that more americans would be killed if u.s. air strikes didn't stop. quote, you and your citizens will pay the price of your bombings. the first of which being the blood of the american citizen james foley. he will be executed as a direct result of your transgressions towards us. >> i actually was excited to see an e-mail, despite the conclusion that they would execute jim. i underest mated that point. i did not realize how brutal they were. >> a suspected isis suicide bomber and gunman attacked a sunni mosque 75 miles north of baghdad today in an area where sunnis had resisted pledging allegiance to the terrorist group. 64 iraqis were killed. harris? >> jennifer griffin, th

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it is was that church board who gifted the church and house to pastor harris. the official who notarized the deed which transferred the property, that would be rona harris, the pastor's sister-in-law. and the real estate broker that told the home? that's the pastor's brother, kenneth harris, a broker at century 21. >> it's horrible. it's heartless, i think. >> reporter: now the house where pastor harris lived with his family sold for just under $400,000. that's what it was listed at. it closed escrow about ten days ago. right now the lawsuit is seeing if they can get that sale rescinded. also, they're seeking to get an injunction against the sale of this building. it's been put on the market for just under $1 billion. in east palo alto, i'm peggy bunker, nbc bay area news. >> thank you. >>> in the bay area's new $1.3 billion home ready for hoping night? we're now 44 hours away from the first game at levi stadium. finishing touches on the 49ers new home today. you see a lot of signs and banners installed at the security gates. they're preparing for the game not

harry had quite a benign trip a couple of times. he imagined he was conducting an orchestra. >> when you were here 17 years ago, your husband lived in this town part-time. you had a townhouse right over on capitol hill. what has happened in your life for the last 17 years and do you have a place here anymore? >> not in washington. leaving washington broke my heart because i loved that house on capitol hill. after 9/11, the world changed. the hill became an armed camp. everybody in congress and the supreme court, we lived right alongside the library of congress, it became like an armed camp because they started to close off the streets. neither my husband nor i wanted to live that way. we left and we always had an apartment in new york. we found a house in connecticut that happened to have a concrete basement. by then, we had accumulated so many papers and documents, they were spilling over into our garage. it wasn't safe. this house having this concrete basement was a big draw for us. we got it in connecticut. >> what is life like -

-- butwould always say it was usually from harry's pocket.hey both expected to be rewarded with a post. harry would have liked to be secretary of state. of course, he was not political by nature. hold babies and be playful on the campaign trail. there was no way he would ever become a politician. it was left to her and she was summoned by ike when he had an office at the commodore hotel. he was appointing people to the u.n., all these diplomatic posts. he summoned her and she didn't know what he was going to offer. he said, would you like to be secretary of labor? the first woman cabinet minister under fdr had been secretary of labor. said, i realized when i was in congress that i wasn't too good handling the unions. i wouldn't be a good candidate for that. niceaid, london would be but i believe it has already been given. he said, what about rome? that was secretly what she was hoping for. and she got it. been women ambassadors to post before. luxembourg, norway, minor posts. -- we have about video clip just so people who don't remember him,

harry saved all of his correspondence.i found a letter from the general manager saying i hear you're coming to new york. we would be happy to have you as our guest. harry wrote back and said he thought that would be all right. so he went averse to taking a few trips here and there. he got pulled over on the pennsylvania turnpike for driving in the left lane. i don't know what it is in new york, but in pennsylvania, you have to drive right. if you keep right, only drive left to pass. but harry, i guess, just liked to get in the left lane and just keep going. so he got pulled over by a cop. still alive, manly stampler and i found him, he's retired in arizona. and there were reports he had just pulled truman over to get his autograph. and i asked manly about this and he said, no, i didn't. i didn't, i wish i had. might be worth something today. but, he never got his autograph. >> -- american indians in pedestrian eminence maybe he wasn't allowed to compete? >> i don't know. the question was about american indians participatin

harris was still in the bay area. no comment. the lawsuit attempting to block the sale of the church is due in court in november. reporting from east palo alto, mark matthews, nbc bay area news. >>> coming up a massive clean up in santa cruz this weekend after thousands of dead fish float to the surface. we'll tell you thousand happened, next -- how it happened, next. >>> cloudy start for the bay area this morning including in san jose, hinting at cooler changes ahead. but a mean -- what it means for your weekend plans when we come right back. >>> you're watching "today in the bay." >>> you're looking live outside at san rafael. beautiful day shaping up there. and let's take you over to sunol. where we're seeing some blue skies, a little bit hazy and gray across many of our microclimates and rob will be along in a moment to just tell us how the weekend weather will be shaping up. we'll get to our news now. >>> the smell is intense at the santa cruz harbor after thousands of anchovies floated to the surface. now a mass

right now we have little bit of rain -- >> that's harry donahue signing on the air this morning, harryng today after a broadcasting career that sands 50 years. forty of them at news radio, and 35 in morning drive. harry's not leaving the air completely. he is still the play-by-play voice for temple owls football and basketball. he'll just get little more sleep these days. and we applause him for that. >> well deserved. >> congratulates toss harry, and a wonderful career. >> won't be the same without him. >> i know, we'll miss the voice. just past 5:53. we want traffic and weather together. talk about some rain, katy? >> absolutely, think harley also be playing a lot more golf. that's my guess, probably, no one is list edge, okay, storm scan3, let's take a look right here, guys. storm scan3, we continue to watch this latest system making its retreat here, at least this first batch of rain. we're in little bit after lull. we look toward the end every august, guys, looks like we will start to heat things up a little bit more toward seasonable for you in the week ahead. bob, over to you. >

justin harris has pleaded not guilty. but leanna harris' attorney told me his client is afraid. >> why not come out and tell the truth now? >> because she's not only dealing with the loss of her child, her husband, her life and grieving and trying to get her life back in order, she's also concerned that the district attorney's office may try to level the charges against her. >> and this conversation went on for some time. we're going to have more on this story throughout the morning, so stay with us. >>> all right. a landmark ruling friday could mean top-tier college basketball and football players are going to start getting paid. >> yeah, this could be a real game-changer. u.s. district court judge claudia wilkins ruled against the ncaa, the governing body for collegiate sports. >> in a 99-page ruling judge wilkins writes that the ncaa violated antitrust laws by forcing its schools to not pay athletes even though those athletes' likeness or images were used to generate revenues. plus she ruled that the ncaa cannot stop players from the rights. >> but also judge wilkins said tha

>> no, harris, the a.p.reporting that a kurdish military official has retaken two towns to from the sunni mill tans. have not been retreating. meanwhile, a fifth round of u.s. air strike was carried out early sunday. the president's authorization of force is still being criticized not from is some from the war-weary left, but from hawkish critics who believe the president is offering too little too late. >> the defenders took to the talk shows today to defend the position. >> how many times has this happened? history, where the united states with the betts military in the world goes in and fights a war, leaves behind equipment and ordnance, and then finds it being used perhaps even against it in the next conflict? this is not new. it reflects the reality of war today. and his refusal to build an inclusive government. listen up. >> i think what's contributed significantly to the situation has not been our presence or lack of presence, but the politics of malaki, his alienation of the sunni community. >> many

harris? >> mike tobin, thank you very much. >>> new reaction, as i manipulationed to this crisis in ferguson, mourners are creating a memorial in the street where michael brown died, but rallies taking place across the nation as many people questioned what happened that night. mo governor jay nixon expressed his disappointment in some of the events. brian has more. >> harris, you know really this morning missouri governor jay nixon criticized the police department and police chief thomas jackson for releasing the surveillance video on friday allegedly showing michael brown assaulting a clerk at a convenience store moments before he was killed, saying it was not only released without the governor knowing, but in part is at fault for the heightened tensions. >> number one, to in an attempt to disparage the character of this victim in the middle of a process like this is not right. it's just not right secondarily, it did put the community and quite frankly the region an the nation, you know, on

her first vote is for harry reid. this would effectively kill any initiatives to protect kentucky jobs. years, senator mcconnell and i have proposed getting rid of the overzealous regulations of the obama administration. harry reid killed every one of those. voteshe takes the first for harry reid, she kills any chance of ever resurrecting the kentucky coal industry. does anybody here want president obama to pick our next senator? president obama didn't try to trick us. he was quite explicit. he said he would bankrupt coal, and he is doing everything he can to get it done. it is happening before our very eyes. travel to the coal country, and you see despair on the faces of those who are unemployed. two you want a supporter of obama and harry reid to be your next senator? if, god forbid, miss grimes are -- is elected, her first vote would be for harry reid. that vote would effectively kill any chance of us ever trying to protect those kentucky jobs. a vote for grimes is essentially a vote for the obama-reid agenda. pres

harris, you and i were talking about it earlier. the second has emerged in which he appears he was being held under duress. listen to this. >> i have a message for governments in france and america and england, across europe. it has been 20 days now. 20 days of contact -- he's the only person that can save me. my life is in very, very grave danger. i have three days, three days to live, three days. if you don't do anything, i'm finished. i'm dead. >> now, the family very much kept under wraps he was being held, which is why we're only seeing this video right now, but the family releasing this statement, saying that -- please know we are eternally grateful and we appeal to the captors of the remaining hostages to release them in the same humanitarian spirit that prompted theo's release. those that were holding peter are not necessarily the same ones holding the other u.s. journalists, one of whom has been threatened to be executed imminently. back to you. >> what we know about this group, this group, it actually had a split with isis

faris, harris and hanes. a trio here. good morning, everyone. we begin with outrage in a neighborhood outside st. louis, missouri, where police fatally shot an unarmed black teenager. eyewitnesses say the police officer pulled up next to the teen, 18-year-old michael brown, this was saturday afternoon, the two exchanged words which led to an altercation. the officer than allegedly fatally shot brown. hundreds of angry residents showed up in the streets. some of the neighbors shouting "kill the police." the naacp is calling for the fbi to investigate. >>> in california, a violent collision between a fire truck rushing to an emergency call, and a car, the impact sent the fire engine rolling down the street. crushing another car and taking out a fire hydrant. overs suffered injuries. all are expected to survive. >>> and check this video out, nasa is revealing this video of a test of a flying saucer-like spacecraft. it happened actually a few months ago. the test cost $150 million, that is your money. it was simulated how it would land heavier vehic

harris? >> mike tobin, thank you. >>> let's bring in now criminal defense attorney and former prosecutor diana iseman. thank you for joining us today. >> thanks for having me. >> is it fair to say that this prosecutor's background could lead to bias? >> definitely. this seems to be a perfect storm of injustice here. people often misconstrue the role of prosecutors and defense attorneys in the criminal justice system. prosecutors are not only out for conviction, but their job is to present the facts to the jury and allow the jury to decide whether or not the evidence rises to the level of beyond a reasonable doubt. in this particular situation, the prosecutor has a significant amount of underlying history that could cause him to perhaps not prosecute the police officer here if that's something being called for. because he can identify with that particular police officer. or it might present a bias. from another perspective though, it's entirely possible that this has nothing to do with his abi

harry truman's excellent adventure is the story of harry and bess truman in the summer 1953, about six months after they left the white house. they took a road trip. they lived in independence, missouri, just outside kansas city, and harry had to give a speech in washington, and their daughter lived in new york, and so they decided to just drive their chrysler from missouri to the east coast and back again. i think it took about 2 1/2 weeks, but at the time ex-presidents had no secret service protection. they had no pensions, and harry was not a wealthy guy by any means. a lot of the expenses of the white house were paid directly out of his salary. so when he -- actually when he left the white house in early '53, he had had to take a loan out from a bank in washington to help make ends meet, and he also refused to commercialize the presidency. he would not take lucrative speaking fees. he would not sit on corporate boards, that sort of thing. i'm glad the presidents still don't do that. so anyway, he was really kind of a poor guy. he was the last president to become a regular citizen a

>> miss harris, you said? >> yes. >> oh. i think that the game changer was it -- the department of education's 2011 dear colleague letter to colleges and universities. when the department of education issued that letter and in numerous steps that they've taken since then, the federal government has gotten much more involved in the problem of sexual assaults on campus. there's been the white house task force and most recently the legislation coming out of the senate. i mean, i think that was the real game changer. >> who must take the lead in campus sexual assault cases? >> i think that it really needs to be a joined effort. in today's day and age, as we see in the case inform ferguson, people don't trust the police anymo anymore. victims are unlikely to want to go to the police knowing in all likelihood they will face further judgment and revictimization when they go to the police. oftentimes campuses try to prevent thementsz as friendly towards the student says as a safe space to be. i think colleges have a great opportunit

this morning, prince harry opening up in a rare article in the sunday times. describing the horror of war. in the article, harry said, loss of life is as tragic and devastating as it gets, but to see young lads wrapped in plastic and missing limbs was something that i never prepared myself for. >> prince harry was a proper soldier, right on the front line, his experiences were really raw. he was quite up close to serious injuries. he could have injured, possibly killed, himself. >> reporter: the prince writing, i saw horrendous things, deaths of local people from roadside bombs, coalition forces lying on the battlefield, constant ferrying of injured personnel to the hospital. harry says this motivated him to give back to those selfless service members through sports. launching the invictus games to take place in november. telling the bbc injured service members will participate in the paralympics tournament. >> to give them a chance to come out and inspire others around them to competing is absolutely incredible. >> reporter: prince harry dedicating countless

we were talking about this, harris. the difference between iraq and syria we have people we can work with in iraq. we have the kurdish people. they are great allies. you can arm them. >> you think we should try to arm them, kirsten. >> i think we should. >> so do i. >> which don't know who some of these people are. some are isis and free syrian army getting together with isis. we don't know. will we army people in syria and end up being horrible allies? we don't have that problem in iraq. >> one thing i thought about are people on mountaintop and put special forces in for them. i don't want to be them tonight. you telecast to the world and with you noil put ground troops and people down -- >> political decision. all about politics. all about staying true to campaign promise. not about policy may need to be implemented to help people and secure our own national security. it is ridiculous that he does that receipt he hadly. >> correspondent doug mckelway reported that the mission has not been given a name. that gives to t

"when harry met sally".idges up the whole question of whether men and women can just befriends. did you learn anything about that? >> because it kind of has that tension built in. >> right. i mean, i think i do think men and women can just befriends, i think the question this film asks, because they don't really want to be friends, the people in this film. they want to go out, but one of them has -- one of them already in a relationship. so the thing is slightly different thing. i do definitely think men and women can just befriends, but also, although that's not necessarily what happens in this film, but what was i going to say, thank you very much, for the harry met sally comparison. because that is amazing, like clearly one of the greatest romantic comedies of all time. so vaguely reminiscent of that, that's great news. >> the film, light, romantic, but working on fill. much darker. can you tell us about that? >> yes. i mean, avenue film coming out later in the year called horns, which is the crazy movie

meet carl harris, owner of carl harris construction. >> we're a small business.een in business about 30 years. and hitting it hard every day, trying to keep track of stuff. this is a fema shelter. this is a tornado-safe room built for this school. we put the structural steel framing in that to be able to withstand tornadoes and a safe place for these kids to work. >> reporter: harris says the government is making it difficult to do that. >> my business is putting buildings together like, that not keeping track of regulations, griff. and every day we wake up, we read in the papers the federal government's trying to shove something else down us, additional recordkeeping, additional safety requirements, just a number of things. and it's really hard to keep track of that. a small business like myself and my family, because it's a family-owned business, it's all we can do to try to keep track of this. we are trying to bring somebody in, keep them schooled up on what that is all the time removes me from being competitive in the marketplace. >> reporter: for harris and

harris: i wouldn't bet against her. or any of my students reaching for their dreams. >> good morning, it is 5:00 a.m. on this monday, august 18. matt is off, sharrie williams is joining us. >> national guard troops have been called into ferguson missouri when a peaceful protest takes a violent turn. >> skateboarders spit and stop on a park ranger. >> let's take a look at weather and traffic. for that we'll go over to david murphy, great weather, karen rogers has the traffic. >> reporter: we'll start with satellite on the big board. we have the promise of pleasant of sunshine, with high pressure overhead there's a line of cloud cover that's going to be workin acuhe

harry smith, nbc news, sturgis, south dakota. >> long may you run. that's our broadcast for friday night. for this week, thank you for being here with us. i'm brian williams. lester holt will be with you this weekend. we, of course, hope to see you right back here on monday night. in the meantime, please have a good weekend. in the meantime, please have a good weekend. good night. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> nbc bay area news starts now. >>> right now at 6:00. she's a homeless woman who can't stay away from airports. marilyn hartman already detained eight times this year, some people are asking why isn't she getting the help she needs. good friday, i'm janelle wang in for raj mathai. >> and i'm jessica aguirre. as we reported, the woman claimed that homelessness and mental illness led her to board planes without a ticket. robert honda joins us, and they are hoping that this case with this woman highlights the mental issues many people are facing. >> reporter: that's right. marilyn hartman has been put in jail twice after sneaking onto a

this is in keeping with harry connick sr.'s office, his office handled upwards of 30,000 cases. >> harry connick was tough on crime and death penalty cases, i don't think harry would have offered a deal. harry would have said, no, you can't have it. he was very aggressive and wanted to lock them all up forever. >> jim williams took great pride in his numerous death penalty convictions, he even kept a miniature electric chair on his desk. >> he was regarded as one of the most aggressive prosecutors in the office. he slid up behind defendants in the courtroom and buzzing in their ear to mimic the buzzing of the electric chair. >> the testimony of the legarde children was enough to convict him of robbery. >> your heart stops beating for a minute, you know. that was my first conviction, but he gave me the maximum. now we're going to go to the murder trial. >> at the murder trial both kevin freeman and richard perkins testified that thompson killed ray liuzza and since thompson had no alibi, even his defense attorney thought the si

it is difficult to picture him at a party on martha's vineyard, harris.ng said, him touting the economy, touting things he has accomplished during his presidency, let's also keep in mind he is preaching to the choir here. he is talking to democrats at a democratic fund-raiser to people who paid a lot of money to eat and attend this thing, harris. that being said, i want to point out americans are not feeling this wonderful situation that he says he that he created. time and time again we're seeing polls, that are touting the anxiety level of the american people right now at record highs. you have a real unemployment rate in this country that is nearly 20%. things aren't great and people are telling us that they don't feel good. they're not confident their children will have a better life than they have. >> in fact we're putting up some polling now, recent polling that shows some of that. the direction of the united states wrong track, 66%. we've seen that number tick up. this is rasmussen. also dana milbank wrote for "the washington post," take a look at

>> is there anything that would draw senate majority leader harry reid to come back to work, to bring the senate back here to pass some sort of bill to reconcile and do any work on this? they are caught in a humane tar yan crisis. the house is passing something the senate doesn't want and president doesn't want. at least they are working. would anyone agree to come back? >> reporter: at this point it does not appear that way. i can't speak for senator reid if there's intense pressure that builds up over august will he change his mind? but the president came out late today in the white house briefing room and was critical of the house measure but there were no signs of him trying to put pressure on senate democrats. his own party, to come back to washington to do something on this humanitarian crisis. from people i've talked to at this point, nobody seems to think senate is coming back before september. >> well, so much for humanitarian crisis they say is so important and get out of town and don't deal with. whatever. mike, thank you. >> thank you. greta. >> what do house republicans h

i apologize for harry reid screwing up the joke. is that what i am supposed to do. >> i am not going to make a joke on wongs because i am enlightened. coming up, can joanne sustain a heavy state falling on her from six floors up? probably not, but she has agreed to find out. first a female fireman? what is next, a male housecleaner? what is the world coming to? >>> should we care if her butt's in the air? this week marvel comics released a special cover for the first issue of its spider woman series. well that will do well. it shows the super hero on all four's in a barely there outfit. it is the subject of tonight's. >> is this sexist? >> i would like to thank -- well i will put the sign up. who the [bleep] cares at this point? [bleep]. the cover has been called offensive and blatant sexualization. marvel comics released it with the regular cover seen here with spider woman and her sidekick, silk. so the female super hero is taking one swing forward and two swings back. we go now to our wall climbing expert, squirrel on a greased u

harris: i wouldn't bet against her.any of my students reaching for their dreams. >>> talk about perfect day for come back down the shore. it is friday. that means jenn fred is at the beach. >> yes, she is at the wind rift in avalon. notice when you were at the wind rift, they had the fire pit on. because it was so cool this morning. >> it was a little cool, perfec now. so magee was our special guess. thank you. amazing businesses of avalon that stepped up. but here is the queion. guys ts is a quiz. do you recognize any of these childr? smil look at the c any of these childn, ath b, i'ly youdon't raise your hands if you are the one. we will be back in avalon. quiet. >> all right, jen, thanks. >> we will sorry, this is the not the tees. the thing is are karen help'sre you guys? >> good. >> let's do it.o do some >> whenever you say, i'm ready. jacks? you doha >>igh gorgeous so happy t see,oureat, great people are he,i, daughter, herb's granddaughto do some of the work out, yes? there is another daughter. get overn't sneak

the emotional first words from leanna harris since a judge denied bond for her husband justin ross harris for the death of their son cooper. cooper died in june after being left in this sweltering suv for seven hours, both parents say it was an accident. however, in this victim impact questionnaire sent to leanna harris by the district attorney and released by her attorney, harris listed herself as the victim. >> she's a victim of -- she lost a child, she is a victim of public perception thinking that she had smog smg to do with it. >> lawrence zimmerman says accusations she plotted to kill her son based on her perceived lack of emotion left her with no confidence in society. >> is she supposed to be publicly emotional? is that how people are supposed to react to tragedy in their life? i don't think there is a right way to react to tragedy. >> what about the testimony from detective during her husband's hearing. >> in front of witnesses all of a sudden she states ross must have left him in the car. she had him sit down and she starts going through this and looksal at him like well, did yo

two years in fact right after the interview was conducted a bomb went off right next door to where harry was he in the film crew are on harmed now considering that the israeli government alerts palestinians shortly before bombing them either with leaflets or preemptive explosions many people don't realize why gazans can't simply flee impending attacks and i started by asking her to explain why this is the case. two thousand and seven gaza has been a crippling policy of besiegement there are two main civilian crossings the arrows crossing into israel and the rafa crossing into egypt at the moment palestinians can just leave from either the hundreds of palestinians that have lucky enough to have jule citizenship to have passports other than just a palestinian password have been able to evacuate since this escalation begun but the other one point almost nine million palestinians here literally imprisoned in a tiny strip of land that's just basically forty kilometers in. there was just a horrific shelling and of course on the beach in gaza today where it seems only children were targeted the

harry truman's excellent adventure is the story of harry and bess in 1963 six months after they lefte white house. they took a road trip. they lived in independence, missouri. just outside kansas city. harry had to give a speech in washington. their daughter lived in new york. they decided to just drive their chrysler from missouri to the east coast and back again. i think it took about 2 1/2 weeks. at the time, ex-presidents had no secret service protection. they had to pensions. harry was not a wealthy guy by any means. a lot of the expenses of the white house were paid directly out of his salary. when he, actually when he left the white house in early '53, he had to take a loan out from a bank in washington to help make ends meet. he also refused to commercialize the presidency. he would not take lucrative speaking fees. he would not sit on corporate boards, that sort of thing. i'm glad the presidents still don't do that. anyway, he was kind of a poor guy. he was the last president to become a regular citizen again, in a way. so on this trip they stayed at hotels and ate at roadsi

harry smith, nbc news, sturgis, south dakota. >> long may you run.roadcast for friday night. for this week, thank you for being here with us. i'm brian williams. lester holt will be with you this weekend. we of course hope to see you right back here on monday night. in the meantime, please have a good weekend. good night. >>> so was anybody doing drug or sleeping together on the set? >> it is negative, well, [ bleep ]. >> new saved by the bell controversy. is it all one big

. >> harry potter. >> jimmy: television's harry potter. >> television's harry potter!and harry potter. >> harry potter. yeah. >> jimmy: yeah, it was great. he would walk in and everyone would go -- >> both: "harry potter!" [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, it was great. so tv's harry potter is on the show. >> yeah, it was this crazy show. i had been over in the u.k. doing another thing. and i met some producers and people over there and they said would you ever want to work again in tv and i said yeah. so, we came with a thing and it was based on this sort of obscure russian novelist. so i know i got you guys all hooked. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: so smart, man! >> yeah. >> jimmy: you're ahead of the curve. >> but it happened to be that it was daniel radcliffe's favorite author. >> jimmy: oh, really? >> so we came to him. he didn't know me. i'd had never met him. we just said hey, would you ever want to do this? and he said yeah. and then two months later we were making a tv show. >> jimmy: and he's the greatest -- he's a great guy. >> he's the nicest person on the planet. he w

harris: i wouldn't bet against her.r any of my students reaching for their dreams. >>> this is "world news" tonight. terror threats. isis on the march. a major american ally saying threats are coming. > >>> ginger zee is here with severe weather. >>> and joan rivers, what her family is saying tonight. >>> good evening on this friday night. david muir will be here

he has done a lot of work since harry potter.films, broadway and now doing a romantic comedy. >> um-hmm. >> plus, quincy. >> yes, we are here backpack-a-thon we need to you bring your stuff down. what do you bring down. >> i brought folders, binders, and a notebook. >> come on down to fourth and market. we are trying to pack this bus, we will pack the bus. >> jen, i know you are in ocean city. >> yes, i have the littlees, guy this is rowan from pottstown. rowan you are so adorable and cute keep rocking it. i have some real deal ocean city kids, good morning. >> good morning. >> party is just getting started because bus stop buddy is here. his mascot friend to have say hi. the mayor. all kind of people we're having the best time ever. >> thanks, jen. >> a according to nut study men don't think they have enough time for themselves. remember the scene from knocked up when pete just wanted me team. >> i need time for myself too. you know, you are not the only one. >> it is no that the big of a deal. >> i like spider man. >> so let se

harris: i wouldn't bet against her. or any of my students reaching for their dreams. >> welcome back to inside story, let's see our inside stories of the week with rene. >> i want to talk about chris christie and the cadillac tax, affordable care act is not affordable. new jersey had to pay $260 million for healthcare benefit. thank you tom corbett for not having the affordable care act. >> this week there will be many community leaders to gather together to talk about education, inasmuch as as we are concerned whether or not the schools are opening in september, we put together a campaign to make sure every child in the city of philadelphia is going to be on grade level by the time they enter 4th grade. the research shows if we can get kids on grade level by the time they are in 4th grade they will do well in school and graduate on time. >> president obama is trying to thread the needle on immigration, on the one handle else trying to dedeport young families in an effort to deter young people, but else going to extend

and harry was not a wealthy guy by any means. a lot of the expenses of the white house were paid directly out of his salary. actually whex left the white house in early '53, he had to take a loan out from a bank in washington to help make endses me -- ends meet. he would not take lucrative speaking fees, he would not sit on corporate boards, that sort of thing. i'm glad the president still don't do that. anyway, he was really kind of a poor guy. the last president to become a regular citizen again in a way. so on this trip, they stayed at hotels, and they ate at roadside diners. they crashed with friends in indianapolis one night. and so it's kind of the story of this trip and also how being an ex-president has changed. it's -- it's -- yeah, they came to new york, they -- they actually stayed at the waldorf in new york for four nights, and i was curious how they could afford that, and then harry saved all his correspondence. and at the truman library, i found a library from the general manager of the waldorf saying, "i hear you'r

i'm tony harris in ferguson, missouri. i got to tell you that police are hoping for a more peaceful night than last night. that is for sure. the night started out peacefully with protesters marching through the streets only to have those demonstrations and protests descend into chaos as the evening wore on. we understand that there are groups of people starting to gather now in various locations around this city. we expect them to be here any time now when the sun sets in another hour or two from now. my colleague joie chen is here with me. i want to talk about all the reactions from the community. but can i read something to you? this is information from a new pew research poll, and here it is, a new pew research findings vastly different reactions. this won't surprise you at all. 80% of black respondents say it races important issues about race, opposed to 37% of white respondents. and 65% of black respondents say that the shooting a gone it for a and 76% of black have little confidence in police investigation of brown's

by her attorney, harris listed herself as the victim. >> she's a victim of -- she's lost a child. she's a victim of public perception, thinking that she had something to do with it. >> reporter: in a network exclusive interview, lawrence zimmerman says accusations that she plotted to kill her son that are based on her perceived lack of emotion have left harris with no confidence in society. >> she's supposed to be publicly emotional? is that how people are supposed to react to tragedy in their life? i don't think there's a right way to react to tragedy. >> reporter: and what about the testimony from cobb county detective phillip stoddard during his husband's probable cause hearing? >> in front of several witnesses, all of a sudden she states "ross must have left him in the car." she had him sit down. and he starts going through this. sch s she looks at him and she says, did you say too much? >> reporter: in a statement she writes ross was a wonderful father and he loved cooper with all his heart. because i know how i treasured that little boy for 22 months, i know he would have ne

harry edwards, mr. bill russell, mr. jim brown. [ applause ] take it away, harry. >> thank you very much. it's a real pleasure to be here with two men that i have known for about the last 45 or 50 years. if you hear a touch of respect and admiration and affection in my voice during the course of this conversation, you have me correctly. i want to begin by stating that there have been four athletes over the last half of the 20th century who have been utterly transformative. the first, of course, is the immortal jackie robinson. [ applause ] the second is the indomitable mr. bill russell. [ applause ] the third is the incomparable mr. jim brown. [ applause ] and the fourth is the absolutely unconquerable, miss billie jean king. [ applause ] i want to focus on the struggle at the interface of race, sport and society. i went back and read jim and bill's first two books. jim brown's "off my chest and out of bounds" and bill russell's "goal for glory and second win." i think that those are four books that should be required re

regardless of charges zimmerman says leandra harris is holding on to at least one long-term plan. >>ve another child. i think anybody who loves children would want more children. >> reporter: victor blackwell, cnn. >>> and grief and anger after a teen was shot and killed by police. the police chief says michael brown assaulted an officer before he was shot to death today but witnesses say the killing was unprovoked and they say he was unarmed. our affiliate has details. >> reporter: here in ferguson it's been a very tense situation all day. around 10:00 this morning police finally gave their side of the story. until then we only hopes that witnesses saw this shooting go down. police claimed michael brown asaumted a police officer. the officer that ended up shooting and killing him. they say there was a struggle inside the officer's vehicle, that michael brown was shot once by the officer. the officer then got out of the car and fired more shots, shooting and killing michael brown just a few steps away from his grandmother's apartment. now, there had been demonstrations all throughout

harry edwards. he was gracious enough to lend his name to that lecture. we expect we will have several presentations under that name in the coming years. today is -- we have a conversation that's going to occur on the area of sports and civil rights. i've been a part of many panels and many presentations over the years. normally, you try and find the best panelists and the best people to make that presentation. rarely do you have the people, the top people who are presenting. in other words, if had you to pick one, two and three, rarely do you get one, two and three. today we are fortunate that we have probably the three most important people in the civil rights sports and society and sports and civil rights movement in the last 50 years. we are ecstatic, pleased, proud that we can present them and have a conversation with them with you today. let me say that again. we have here probably the top three people in this area in the last 50 years. [ applause ] so let me get on with the program. it's them you are here to see. i'd like to introduce to you dr. ha

harry, they've got to be excited out there. how is the team preparing 1234. >> well, good evening from williamsport. the team is ready. there's no question about it. they had a light batting practice earlier this afternoon. they looked great out there. there's no question, they are geared up for first pitch, which is coming up in less than one hour here. i would say that more than half of these spectators are coming from throughout pennsylvania and all around to cheer on davis and the entire taney team. >>> now, the dragons did have an impressive victory and they're hoping to ride that moe 34e7b t momentum tonight, against texas. >> it's really great. it's great to get that little boost to know that we belonged. >> we have a lot more confidence going into the next game and if we can pull in another w, we'll be in a great spot to go all the way. >> well, davis won't be making the start tonight due to little league pitching regulations. but jared will be on the mound making the start, and he hit a home run in the ohming game for

still ahead quincy harris interviewing ti. you may not know this but he has six kids, six of them. >> look at how young he looks himself. >> does he have a few at ones. we will look into that. what the rapper is saying about father hood. rap other sat down with quincy harris and enjoy the softer side when it comes to father hood, kind of. >> he is so young to have six kids. >> he started really early. he talk about that, talked about movies. let's check it out. >> we have ti here is what up. >> is what up man how are you doing. >> amazing. can you believe your ninth album is coming out. >> i cannot believe it, paperwork, it will be here end of september. you are on the news i cannot believe that eater why can't you believe that. >> i guess philadelphia has -- >> is that where you go. >> but it is good to have, you know, you. >> come on, lower your standard. i feel like i'm stepping it up. i bring them to a whole other apex. >> did you say the word apex, i might to have change my mind about you. >> thank you, ti. >> congratulat

harry is setting up his live report.ll get to him as soon as we have his signal established. >>> cruel and unnecessary. that's how robin williams' daughter is receiving the messaged she received after her father's death. now it has driven her off social media. >> she says people sent her verbal attacks. >> she says people should stop mining her accounts for pictures of her father. >> reporter: it's this iconic scene from "dead poets society" that led jimmy fallon to offer his own attribute iet. >> oh, captain, my captain, you will be missed. >> reporter: tributes all over. >> you knew that you were in the presence of greatness. >> reporter: he loved to make people love in their darkest moments. he was close with the late christoph christopher reeves. >> thank god i wear a seat belt because i would have fallen out laughing. >> reporter: from the home base, heavy hearts at the game scape where he shoppeds. >> she came across as a genuine person. you read how about he reached out to people. he touched people's hearts. >> re