rose this is harvey's 44th budget in the city of san francisco so harvey to deborah thank you to youmuch to benefit rosenfeld and his incredible team this wouldn't have happened to todd for this and mission bay i michelle and everybody a special, special thanks to kate howard the mirrors budget director it is difficult to over sate how much that of an impact it kate had to mr. cobb and everyone in the marries team and room 2 hundred to my office to justin a margaret to the staff of every single board of supervisors office thank you for your leadership as well is it happens together as a city father and mother and a lot of back and forth and i know this is probable you're most fun time of the year i want to thank you for being in front of us to the treasurer carmen chu our assessor-recorder the follower budget chair that i let take my keys from. >> thank you this is the budget we can be incredibly proud of it faces all the problems and drives the city forward i'm excited to make it happen thanks everybody (clapping.) >> (laughter). >> done everyone. >> yeah.

that is, until a man who knew nick harvey called the police and said -- >> nick harvey came to him andme money, several hundred dollars to say hey, can you drive me down to long beach? >> reporter: he agreed. they met at a park and ride parking lot, and he drove nick's car. the driver also said nick told him why he needed to go to long beach. >> nick harvey said he was an enforcer for the local drug dealers up there. so he thought he was coming down just for that one reason. >> reporter: honestly, he had no idea the agenda included murder, said the driver. >> he never knew that he was going to come down to take someone's life. >> reporter: of course, the guy was probably lying. so they put him under arrest. anyway, his claim that he thought he was driving a drug enforcer didn't make a lick of sense. the notion that suburban housewife lynn schockner was somehow tangled up with drug dealers and had been targeted for execution was frankly preposterous. lynn had been living a quiet life for 25 years, married to a man with a lot going for him. >> he was a wealthy man. >> reporter: for years

rose this is harvey's 44th budget in the city of san francisco so harvey to deborah thank you to you so much to benefit rosenfeld and his incredible team this wouldn't have happened to todd for this and mission bay i michelle and everybody a special, special thanks to kate howard the mirrors budget director it is difficult to over sate how much that of an impact it kate had to mr. cobb and everyone in the marries team and room 2 hundred to my office to justin a margaret to the staff of every single board of supervisors office thank you for your leadership as well is it happens together as a city father and mother and a lot of back and forth and i know this is probable you're most fun time of the year i want to thank you for being in front of us to the treasurer carmen chu our assessor-recorder the follower budget chair that i let take my keys from. >> thank you this is the budget we can be incredibly proud of it faces all the problems and drives the city forward i'm excited to make it happen thanks everybody (clapping.) >> (laughter). >> done everyone. >> yeah. (clapping.) >> good mo

if steve harvey is here we will take steve harvey tonight. was sitting there eating a chicken wing and i told gladys somebody in here got the same name i got. she said you just ignorant. that's you. dude said if steve harvey is here come up. i walked up on stage and i said i ain't here until next week. it was a white crowd so they laugh better. you say that in front of black people they are like what is you here for then? i said i'm not here until next week and i won amateur night and they paid me $50. i went to work the next day and quit my job. >> you had this success in this one area, but to often whether sports or entertainment we do something well in one area and don't look at the business side of things. you decided you were going to become that other guy. you were going to become the one who was not just the entertainment but an owner. >> people always ask me why you got so many jobs. if you come to me and you threaten my employment i can easily say you can have your job. if i go ask for the money i think i deserve and you fight me on

oh photos photos. >> (clapping.) >> i miss harvey milk and the members of the harvey milk foundationle governor jerry brown and leader pelosi and honorable mayor, mayor ed lee delegates and excellence sisters and the ambassadors of the for coming from united nations thank you for you're coming and joining a dear friends i truly honored by this legislature lunch and your recognition by this metal and you really gives me the opportunity to motivate myself and find myself better to work for free and human rights for everyone and i'm especially thrilled to be with you on today of. >> days for a day we celebrate not only the part of the united nations but marriage equality for all americans (clapping.) truly this is a day for the history books when i woke up this morning knowing that this is a historic decision and wasn't sure of the decision fortunate time after 3 hours ahead for me, i was immediately able to see the news then i had from abc interview today, this morning and thought what should i say so this is not i said he wanted to say i didn't say or but wanted to repeat what i said

harvey?nonel harvey: i have said far too many secure videoconferences with leadership in washington, sitting in baghdad or kabul, when we have discussed how to respond to the assassination of five americans, planned and conducted with the support of the quds force in the case of iraq, or dealing with pakistan intelligence service support of the toronto -- taliban and their support in the killing of americans. when it comes to looking at a response, a proportional response, it seems the debate always becomes one of extreme there is a high level of concern about what our adversary may do in response. we take many cards off the table. we decide not to use force of power to respond because leaders are afraid, in my view, about what the response is. not thinking about how to use american power, economic, diplomatic, military, clandestine, or overt, to make the cost higher than they are willing to pay. if they want to respond, one respond. fine if you but we have got the trump card. but we are emba

harvey denies the allegations. he maintains his innocence and looks forward to proving his innocence at trial. >> the spokesperson for the uniondale school district confirmed that harvey is no longer employed there. the child was not a student at the school where harvey taught. >>> an orange county woman who takes care of children is now facing charges that she failed to protect them from abuse. 47-year-old kesha perry runs a day care out of her home and she failed to alert authorities when she learned four children were being abused. those victims are ages 4 to 11. perry now faces eight counts of child endangerment and is due back in court next week. >>> new developments tonight in the search for a missing husband and wife from connecticut. sources tell news 4 the couple's son is now a person of interest in the case. police spent last night combing through his bridgeport home. his parents disappeared on august 4th shortly after losing an appeal in a $2 million foreclosure case. relatives say there are no indicatio

harvey's wife was a good swimmer and didn't want to leave. mr. harvey decided to stay with her.p down she must have sensed the danger because she sent her grandchildren and children away from the house to higher ground. >> this is a picture with my mom and my dad together that we were able to save. >> tony was only 15 when katrina hit. >> i was trying to beg and beg to stay but my dad told me, you know, your mom knows best. just go on and go to your friend's house. >> tonette and hardy were sleeping in their house when the water rushed in. tonie found it rising around their bed. they went quickly to the attic. >> they said as they sat up in the attic the water started rising. the waves, it wasn't just little waves. it became bigger waves an he seen other houses collapsing. >> that's exactly what happened to their house. it collapsed on top of them. >> one piece of the house went one way with my mom and the other went one way with him. when he felt the house hit up against the tree, he was able to grab on to a branch and pull himself up in the tree to make sure -- he couldn't swi

we have david constructional engineer and bill harvey. i want to talk about urban myths. what do you think about earthquakes, can you tell if they are coming in advance? >> he's sleeping during those earthquakes? >> have you noticed him take any special? >> no. he sleeps right through them. there is no truth that i'm aware of with harvey that dogs are aware of an impending earthquake. >> you hear the myth all the time. suppose the dog helps you get up, is it going to help you do something >> i hear they are aware of small vibrations. but yes, i read extensively that dogs cannot realize earthquakes. >> today is a spectacular day in san francisco and sometimes people would say this is earthquake weather. is this earthquake weather? >> no. not that i have heard of. no such thing. >> there is no such thing. >> we are talking about the weather in a daily or weekly cycle. there is no relationship. i have heard it's hot or cold weather or rain. i'm not sure which is the myth. >> how about time of day? >> yes. it happens when it's least convenient. when it happens people say we w

rose this is harvey's 44th budget in the city of san francisco so harvey to deborah thank you to you so much to benefit rosenfeld and his incredible team this wouldn't have happened to todd for this and mission bay i michelle and everybody a special, special thanks to kate howard the mirrors budget director it is difficult to over sate how much that of an impact it kate had to mr. cobb and everyone in the marries team and room 2 hundred to my office to justin a margaret to the staff of every single board of supervisors office thank you for your leadership as well is it happens together as a city father and mother and a lot of back and forth and i know this is probable you're most fun time of the year i want to thank you for being in front of us to the treasurer carmen chu our assessor-recorder the follower budget chair that i let take my keys from. >> thank you this is the budget we can be incredibly proud of it faces all the problems and drives the city forward i'm excited to make it happen thanks everybody (clapping.) >> (laughter). >> done everyone. >> yeah.. >> this is a meeting

(laughter) (harvey korman) yeah, i'd like to have a shoot-off. a shoot-off?! a shoot-off? a shoot-off? (laughter) i can't leave a job half finished! no sir! who said i can leave a job half finished?! i said! well, who are you? my husband! right! (unintelligible). (laughter) how many passes have you made at a bull? oh, i've made a few but it's kinda silly. you know, so you get a date with one, where you gonna take 'em? (laughter) (laughter) it tickles. i can only imagine being there felt like a party. maybe your sweet-- (laughter) then again maybe i'm wrong i think i love you i think i love you too or maybe you never will do maybe you can get me in a sweat or maybe it's something i ate (julie andrews) oh my god, i would never have dared to do anything like that. she just went all out on it. tim conway has the ability to crack you up just looking at you. such a riot to do that show and it was the most fun i've ever had on stage. hello, lost and found? i'd like to report a loss. (announcer) introducing the carol burnett show: the lost episodes. a brand new collection exclusiv

you are on with captain harvey powers. caller: hi, captain powers. hi, pedro. i am from the new york city department of correction. captain powers is 100 correct percent -- 100% correct in his assessment. the one thing left unsaid is that we all bring social biases with this to our jobs. that is one thing that cannot be trained out that we have to start from the time that we are younger children to learn that all black people are not criminals, to learn that all latinos are not necessarily illegal immigrants, and i do not think that any officer gets up and goes to work in the morning and says, i'm going to kill a black man today, but those cultural biases have important -- they play important roles in that split second decision on what will happen. other, sees someone as his decision might be swayed by that. when he sees someone who looks like him, you may make a different decision and i have seen that in work and in law enforcement over the years and i have seen it in interactions with police in the street. i think it goes back to the history of our country an

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harvey: i swear not a lot. >> we got crazy video of natalie nunn. harvey: she is "bad girls club"?ose. >> she says that the people were looking for their 15 minutes of fame. harvey: natalie said this, the one from "bad girls club"? >> scott disick, he went to his buddy j.j.'s wedding. he didn't have a guest. so he shows the guest card and hi

harvey: in 1984 it was a fear and it never occurred.e smart about where they go and don't go and they see with the venues are. i think every city has been able to react in the right way. i doubt transportation would be a problem in los angeles. they have had the experience of 1984, it was not a problem then. matt: thank you for your time. commercialup 35 commissioner and u.s. olympic committee executive director brigadier general harvey schiller. coming up, forget the fragile five. you may have to worry about the trouble 10. ♪ . . matt: it is 11 a.m. here in new york, 10:00 p.m. in barcelona. pimm: yes, welcome to the bloomberg market day. happening at what's would equities and oil as it continues its decline. bit: yeah, we saw a little of a turnaround as stocks were down more than half a percent today. let's look at the major indexes right now, because we saw a recovery on the nasdaq. now we see recovery on the s&p and dow jones industrial average as well. the s&p off 17 points -- down, what? half a percent at the open? matt: that's ri

harvey's wife, tonette was a good swimmer who didn't want to leave.harvey decide to stay with her. deep down, tonette must have sensed the danger. she sent children and grandchildren away from the house to higher ground. >> this is a picture, the only picture with my mom and my dad together that was able to be saved. >> reporter: tony, their daughter was 15 when katrina hit. >> i was trying to be able to stay. beg, beg, to stay. my told me. your mom knows best. go on and go to your friend house. >> reporter: they were sleeping in their house when the water rushed in. he week to find it rising around their bed. they went quickly to the attic. >> he said, they sat up in the attic, the water started rising. the waves was, it wasn't just, little waves. it became bigger waves. he said he has seen the other houses collapsing. >> that's exactly what happened to there house. it collapsed on top of them. one piece of the house want one way with my mom. the other piece went one way with him. when he felt the house hit up against the tree. he was able to grab on

rose this is harvey's 44th budget in the city of san francisco so harvey to deborah thank you to you so much to benefit rosenfeld and his incredible team this wouldn't have happened to todd for this and mission bay i michelle and everybody a special, special thanks to kate howard the mirrors budget director it is difficult to over sate how much that of an impact it kate had to mr. cobb and everyone in the marries team and room 2 hundred to my office to justin a margaret to the staff of every single board of supervisors office thank you for your leadership as well is it happens together as a city father and mother and a lot of back and forth and i know this is probable you're most fun time of the year i want to thank you for being in front of us to the treasurer carmen chu our assessor-recorder the follower budget chair that i let take my keys from. >> thank you this is the budget we can be incredibly proud of it faces all the problems and drives the city forward i'm excited to make it happen thanks everybody (clapping.) >> (laughter). >> done everyone. >> yeah. (clapping.) >> good mo

. >> williams attorney, thomas harvey, says the system is stacked against low income individuals. >> the underlying issue is on low level contact with the justice system poor people and minorities are being disproportionately and negatively impacted. they're being asked to pay money they will never be able to pay and as a result of the nonpayment of those fines they are being incarcerated. >> harvey is suing municipalities for what he says are debtors prisons. ferguson, missouri which has been under a microscope since last august. police tactics and the justice system came under intense scrutiny. >> hey hey, ho ho, these killer cops they got to go. >> ferguson is now working to reform its court system after the department of justice found some of its practices to be unconstitutional. in a march report, the department of justice says the city's revenue collection system, especially those living in or near poverty, critics accused the mayor of pushing a budget that relied heavily on tickets and fines. >> do you think that's an appropriate way to gather revenue for the city or to be han

harvey owned a funeral home in jackson that's still in existence, mrs. amy logan sold beauty products to black women, and mrs. jesse mosley owned a shoe store. they were middle class women, these primary organizers, and they didn't have to worry about the same level of economic retaliation from whites that many other blacks had to worry about if they engaged in civil rights activism. they were well-respected members of their community, they were known in their churches, they had years of organizing experience prior the freedom riders' arrival in jab -- jackson. so they were the perfect women to actually nurture these young activists to be involved and to mobilize activism around the the city and as well as around the state. ultimately, woman power unlimited was a group of black women who had a very unique and progressive definition of what social activism meant and what social justice meant. so they were unique in the context of the civil rights movement, but they were not really unique in the context of this legacy of black women's activism. ultimately,

rose this is harvey's 44th budget in the city of san francisco so harvey to deborah thank you to yout rosenfeld and his incredible team this wouldn't have happened to todd for this and mission bay i michelle and everybody a special, special thanks to kate howard the mirrors budget director it is difficult to over sate how much that of an impact it kate had to mr. cobb and everyone in the marries team and room 2 hundred to my office to justin a margaret to the staff of every single board of supervisors office thank you for your leadership as well is it happens together as a city father and mother and a lot of back and forth and i know this is probable you're most fun time of the year i want to thank you for being in front of us to the treasurer carmen chu our assessor-recorder the follower budget chair that i let take my keys from. >> thank you this is the budget we can be incredibly proud of it faces all the problems and drives the city forward i'm excited to make it happen thanks everybody (clapping.) >> (laughter). >> done everyone. >> yeah.off your electronic de they teend interfe

he said interesting things about lee harvey oswald acting alone. the things he said about david duke were interesting. john: he was relentless on jeb bush. slip.l still not let that he hammered him on the anchor baby ring -- thing. we will show you the headquarters tomorrow. until tomorrow, thank you for watching. hear from trump tower, emily: technology companies once again leading today's rally, but some venture capitalists say don't get too excited. i'm emily chang and this is "bloomberg west." coming up, twitter may name a new ceo. an acquisition may be inevitable. plus, youtube takes on twitch with a new gaming service. and what is it like to work with steve jobs? i will be joined by a confidante in the upcoming jobs biopic. of

dari: meet the press with harvey levin. >>> 175 million dollar makeover for st. patrick's cathedral time. steve: see how it has been spruced up ahead of pope francis' visit. dari: first, here's tonight's new york minute. >> mets legend wilson and other members of the mets family spent the day bowling with soldiers stationed at fort hamilton in brooklyn, part of the mets ongoing military monday initiative which features fundraisers and free tickets for veterans. >>> golfers hit the links today at the huntingdon country club to raise money for america's vets' dogs. they train service dogs for injured u.s. veterans. >> each dog is specifically trained to match each veteran. not only for their disability, but their life style if they're active, if they live in the country. >> probably wasn't prepared for the emotional support that i get from him as well. he can tell as soon as i get uncomfortable in an environment. he'll get up and try to get me out of it. >> you can get more info on vet dogs.org. and that's your new york minute. switch now, new york and get installe

d believe lee harvey are as walt -- lee harvey oswald acted alone? mr.rump: in my opinion, he acted alone. john: my second historical question, between clarence thomas and anita hill, who do you believe regarding the controversy echo -- that controversy? clarence: i like thomas a lot. i would go with clarence thomas. in terms of conservative positions, he is probably about the best there is on the supreme court. lied so you think that she when she said he engaged in inappropriate activity. just respect, i clarence thomas. i don't know anita hill. is ank clarence thomas terrific person. what do i know? asking me a question like that, it is sort of a crazy question. john: but there is still a lot of division over that. mr. trump: he was appointed to the supreme court, and i think his decisions have been terrific from my way of thinking. othera couple of historical things. first you were a democrat, now you are a republican. do you recall he supported in 1992 -- who you supported in 1992? mr. trump: i actually liked ross perot a lot. i thought he was great,

deidre: harvey pitt, thank you. important perspective there, former sec chairman and ceo of calerma partners. one causes volatility. what the fed may or may not do in september. peter barnes at annual conference in jackson hole wyoming in. he is back in d.c. peter, you were there. tons of people discussing it. now seems like a hike is back on the table for september? >> yeah. yeah, yes. one of the reasons is because stan fisher, the vice chairman of the federal reserve board he was one of the speakers. he was careful to be balanced. his line from prepared remarks got everyone's attention and fast. quote, because monetary policy influences real activity with a substantial lag, we should not wait until inflation is back to 2% to begin tightening. that is important because as you know the fed has a 2% inflation target. headline inflation is basically been zero year over year due to falling prices and imports by higher dollar. fed officials called them temporary factors. all you have to do is look at trading in oil pric

matt harvey on the mound. seven runs, that shouldn't be a problem. harvey did his part. seven shut outinnings. mets, 8-0, heading to the bottom of the ninth. no way collins needs to bring in his closer. oh, but he did. that's what happened. and a single makes it 8-6. marlins have the winning run at the plate. but phew, getting christian to ground out to end it. mets hang on. would have been a disaster. but hey, had it all along, right? they lead in the east now two games over the nationals. major league soccer. red-hot red bull, north of the border, taking on the montreal impact. trailing in the 52nd minute. playing the ball, look at sand here. gets some body parts on it. he is falling to the turf. just don't touch it with your hand there. not the smoothest goal you'll see but red bulls take it as they draw level and earn a 1-1 tie. >>> all right. that's a look at sports. specifically baseball, mets fans thought they had it in the bag. >> they had to work tore it at the end. >> take it however you can get it. >> love it. >> the suspense! >> we'll be right back. >>> and t

matt harvey gave up two hits and struck out eight. left with a 2-0 lead. he'd argue he left an inning too soon. out goes david ortiz, and this monster shot from jackie bradley jr. puts boston on top. maybe we should have left harvey in. if it was the playoffs, yes. this game, no. tide at three in the tenth. blake swihart crushes one to center. hits off the wall. cespedes nowhere to be found. swihart is going all the way around for an inside-the-park home run. replay shows it probably would have been gone anyway. mets get one back and load the bases in the bottom of the tenth. down two. cespedes flies out to center, and the ball game ends. the mets fall. fortunately, washington lost. the mets remain 6 1/2 games up. yankees came alive with five runs in the first inning. first at double followed by this three-run shot by gregorius. he had six on the night. watch as ellsbury has a beat on this and makes a great sliding catch to end the inning. i guess the hip is feeling better. mccann, first game back in atlanta, reminds them of what they're missing. three-run

now, first batter after harvey leaves the game. extra innings, tied at three, boston catcher, blake swihart launches one. the ball goes over the orange line for a home run. nobody checks, so swihart keeps running, and running. it will go down officially as an inside the park home run for the red sox. they scored three runs and win. 6-4 the final score. they made it interesting, but the mets winning streak, done. yankees with their own game on the road in atlanta. they're having trouble. hope the braves were just what the doctor ordered. former brave, brian mccann, back in atlanta. 3 run home run part of a five run first inning for the yankees. dd ben, bases loaded. through the infield, two more runs. 6 rbi tonight. yanks up big, finally scoring runs. tanaka, 7 strike outs and mccann and his return to atlanta, how about a 3-run home run, 15-4, the yankees, win, bust out, do it in atlanta. >>> one of the sports biggest starts worked out and thousands of people showed up to watch. 15,000 at the satellite and saratoga race to watch ame

zion harvey left children's hospital philadelphia yesterday to go home to maryland.he youngest patient at the age of 8 to get a double hand transplant. harvey underwent an 11-hour operation in july and continue to get therapy on an outpatient basis. good luck to him. >>> from our jersey shore bureau now. one town is feeling a little blue. >> because of one man's house that is blue. take a look at this home in margate covered in blue lights. the owner has added to the display the past few years and neighbors say the lights are shining into their homes and not happy about the extra traffic from onlookers. >> people come by. they stop. you know? and -- >> thank me because -- got robbed. the don't go anywhere. they are on my house. if you look out your window you'll see them. they are on a timer and go off at 1:30. >> the city is unable to take action because the city has no laws regulating this kind of residential light. >>> we are following breaking news in philadelphia's francisville neighborhood where friends found a man shot to death in his apartment. we will have t

. >> give me harvey starting game 1 of the playoffs or wildcard game. if you have the had benefit of setting things up because it could come down to that final series of the weekend then you don't have the chance to set anything up. i want matt harvey, that bulldog attitude, that alpha male on the ground. decan grom obviously number 2, give me syndergaard at 3. i'm not convinced matz is your he's just had a couple starts. injured. what happens if he comes back and he's no good? you can't set up a rookie like matz just yet in october. >> i know everybody loves this pitching rotation, but let's compare this roster build with, themselves a championship quality roster. that was 2016. how do the mets currently measure up against that squad? >> i think as a mets fan i'm more emotionally invested and connected to this roster because it's more homegrown guys. that roster in '06-07 like you mentioned, these were guys toward the end of their careers that had come up with other teams. this one is different because it feels like it's kind of -- they've all come up

you will remember 8-year-old zion harvey.ptured the hearts of millions around the world last month showing off his immense spirit and charisma in the wake of life's challenges. today they released this video of zion's recovery over the past several weeks as he learned to use his transplanted hands. playing the keyboard, grasping footballs and playing with action figures like little boys love to do. >> good squeeze. >> ok, he comes down. >> oh! >> got it? good man. all right. pretty soon it's going to be one-handed pass, right? >> zion lost both hands and both feet to an infection. his therapy team captured some extraordinary moments, like him playing soccer on his prosthetic legs, bicycling through the halls of the hospital. the surgery took 11 hours in july and involved a medical team of 40. and he is back home in suburban baltimore, he will continue to receive therapy outside of the hospital, likely for the next two years. doctors say they are very optimistic about zion's future. an extraordinary young man. what an extraord

we have david constructional engineer and bill harvey. i want to talk about urban myths. think about earthquakes, can you tell if they are coming in advance? >> he's sleeping during those earthquakes? >> have you noticed him take any special? >> no. he sleeps right through them. there is no truth that i'm aware of with harvey that dogs are aware of an impending earthquake. >> you hear the myth all the time. suppose the dog helps you get up, is it going to help you do something >> i hear they are aware of small vibrations. but yes, i read extensively that dogs cannot realize earthquakes. >> today is a spectacular day in san francisco and sometimes people would say this is earthquake weather. is this earthquake weather? >> no. not that i have heard of. no such thing. >> there is no such thing. >> we are talking about the weather in a daily or weekly cycle. there is no relationship. i have heard it's hot or cold weather or rain. i'm not sure which is the myth. >> how about time of day? >> yes. it happens when it's least convenient. when it happens people say we were lucky an

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zion harvey left children's hospital philadelphia yesterday to go home to maryland.is the youngest patient at the age of 8 to get a double hand transplant. harvey underwent an 11-hour operation in july and continue to be on an outpatient basis. >>> we know that mammograms can be a life saving tool when screening for breast cancer but women who get false/positive results are at an increased risk for other health problems. 80% of women who receive false/positive results suffer from anxiety and trouble sleeping and a year later one-third of the women still are lingering stress. >>> a decision is expected surrounding the poker site will get a new license. the gaming suspension stopped it because of legal problems. >>> one town is feeling a little blue because of one man's house. take a look. you decide. this house is covered in blue lights. the owner has added to the display over the past few years and saying the lights shining in their house. >> if you look out your window, you're going to see them and they are on timers. they go off at 1:30. >> the city is unable to ta

matt harvey will take the hill for the sixth straight win in miami. and with all the talk about harvey, jonathan niece is quietly having a great year. niese pitched seven innings last night, given up three or fewer runs in ten of his last eleven starts and the south paw knows it takes pressure off when you have the mets' new look offense behind him. >> i try and be perfect. i try to get as many outs as i possibly can. but our offense is pretty exciting. any given time during the game, they can explode. so yeah, it's a great feeling. >> is he talking about the mets' offense? i felt like two weeks ago that's what we were talking about. the mets a game up in the division on the gnats nats. >> it is exciting. >> next on "nbc nightly news" a summer day and a movie turns into a nightmare. >> we'll see you back here at 11:00. good night. >>> there is come on the air. a deadly shootout at a movie theater in tennessee. a man armed with a gun and a hatchet goes on the attack, opening fire as police take him down then blow up his backpack. our team is there live

harvey to have a say. i will see if i can open it up for a question or two if we have enough time. when asked what are the sorts of decisions that the next administration might need to make, especially regarding iran. i'm not just talking about the iran nuclear deal, i'm talking generally about -- 36 years of iranians not responding, will as finally rise to a level where american leaders we need to respond? >> i think american leadership really matters, and we have seen the disaster of the absence of leadership in the middle east region and how it has alienated our friends and frienemies in the region. even statements in the gulf countries, in some ways, lukewarm support reflects a calculation on their part of -- this is going to go through and doesn't do them any good to be out right and opposition to it publicly. i think the next leader has to rebuild confidence in the region, build bilateral and multilateral relationships in the middle east, north africa. the sinoo deal with -moscow path that seems to be emerging in the world, and i don't think we want tehran to be a part of tha

you're taking a look at matt harvey, who was brilliant. he went seven innings, gave up two hits, no walks, no runs, leaves after seven innings. they were leading 8-nothing going into the 9th inning. the tying run came to the base with the score 8-6 and two men on. fortunately they got the final out. as you can say, all's well that ends well. as i was saying at 10:00, let us not forget these are the mets. they will give us a little -- had they lost, they would have needed a straight jacket and ambulance to take terry collins and matt harvey out of the ballpark. ernie: here's the question. do you live in the moment or do you plan ahead? what should you be focused on? i hit the streets and got very interesting answers, c do you want to know how hard it can be to breathe with copd? it can feel like this. copd includes chronic bronchitis and emphysema. spiriva is a once-daily inhaled copd maintenance treatment that helps open my airways for a full 24 hours. spiriva helps me breathe easier. spiriva respimat does not replace rescue inhalers for s

zion harvey lost both hands and both feet to a life threatening infection.ast week he was well enough to show off his new hands donated by the family of a child who had passed away. zion will face months of therapy but right now he can wiggle his new little fingers. the little boy says he couldn't have done it without his family to support him. >> i want to thank you guys. thank you for helping me do this bumpy road. [ applause ] >> boy, he's really poised, too. doctors tell us zion's new hands should grow in size as he ages. they just aren't sure how much, but we wish little zion the best. well, that's it for this edition of "nbc10@issue." join us next week when we work to clear the shelters. "nbc10@issue" is proud to be a part of a nationwide push to find homes for pets in need. we hope to see you then. >> announcer: the following program is a paid advertisement for nrg home solar, brought to you by nrg home solar. >> so, you want to know if you've got untapped cash around your house? then you got to know where to look. stick around, 'cause we're about to

matt harvey was on the mound. with no score in the second inning, pedro alvarez blasts a solo shot to right center. it was the only run harvey surrendered in six innings. it was tied at 1-1 in the seventh when michael morse hits a short double play back to the mound, but bobby parnell throws it into center field. that put runners on the corners for the pirates with nobody out. so you guessed it, the next batter, gregory polanco, laces an rbi single to center. pittsburgh would score four runs in the frame to blow it open. the pirates win it 8-1. washington is losing out in san francisco. so at the moment, the mets' lead over the nationals is four full games. >> we're tired right now. we've played hard. we'll take the day off, get after it in baltimore. we just, you know, had a terrible two innings in a row in a good weekend. >> today was a rough one. we're going to move forward. you know, we got to keep our heads down, keep fighting, and move on after the off day. >> they might not lose anything from this weekend.

harvey was perfect into the sixth. he struck out nine in 7 2/3 but couldn't get the last out in the eighth. mets up, two on, two out. escobar singles up the middle. like that, we're all tied at one. it would stay tied into the 12th, with flores at the plate. almost traded for gomez. he was trying in the field over it. these are tears of joy at citi field after he caps this wild week. a walk-off home run, as collins, the manager said, couldn't happen to a better person at a better time. mets win, 2-1. with a lead, the yankees didn't make a move, not wanting to part with top prospects. one is on his way up. he will get a debut against the red sox at the stadium. the yankees rolled into this trip in chicago tonight. bases loaded in the second for teixeira at the plate, hitting righty. it's it grand? follows up a two-homer night in texas with his tenth career brand slam. carlos regretting the off-speed pitch. tex wasn't done on the night. in the sixth, he comes up from the left side of the plate. this thing is smoked. his

the new milestones zion harvey just reached when "eyewitness news" comes right back. >> after days of losses the stock market rebounded in a big way today. the dow jones and s&p 500 enjoyed their biggest percentage gains in four games. it snapped a six day slump. dow was up 620 points to close 16,285. the nasdaq gained 191 points and the s&p also sharply higher. >>> one of two newborn panda cub the national zoo has died after 3.5 days. zoo officials have not announced the cause of the cub's death but said it would parm inner loop crop see. mei xiang was only nursing the larger of the two babies. zookeepers were trying to care for the weaker cub but said it never got stronger. >> our panda team began administering antibiotic, respiratory support, fluids and nutrition support as appropria appropriate. although we did see some slight improve many in the cub's overall condition and behavior, things turned and the cub's condition declined. >> the surviving cub remains with its mother and is said to be doing well. >>> we're hearing tonight from the owner avenue drone that was shot down at j

give it up for steve harvey!ioning made possible by fremantle media] steve: come on, let's get the money. [mutters] welcome to "family feud." i'm your man steve harvey. we got a good one for you today, folks. returning for the third day, from chicago, illinois, it's the caauwe family. uh-oh. from fayetteville, georgia, it's the hunter family. everybody's here trying to win theyself a lot of cash and the possibility of driving out of here in a brand-new, head-turning ford fusion hybrid right there, folks. let's play "feud." give me kimberly. give me angela. let's go. >> good luck. steve: ladies, top 7 answers on the board. here we go. if a man died while cheating on his wife, name something his wife might do with his ashes. angela. >> burn them. steve: burn them. >> take them home, put them in a vase. steve: take them home, put them in a vase. pass or play? they gonna play. >> we'd like to play. steve: hey, brenda, if a man died while cheating on his wife, name something his wife might do with the ashes. >> throw

let's find out from the man himself, steve harvey joins us live from chicago. good morning. >> hey, tracy. how you doing? >> i'm terrific. so, tell us, what surprises do you have for viewers this september? >> i have the biggest television show opening in the history of television. how's that sound? >> that sounds a little big. can you be a little more vague? >> well, no, it's probably not true either but it sounded good. >> sounded really good. >> yeah, it's going to be big, though. it's a two-day event. it's going to take two days to cover this one because we couldn't do it in one. september 8th and 9th. instead of doing it in my regular television studio, i took it outside to the oriental theater in chicago. beautiful. instead of having 100 men or women to pick the brains of, i brought in 150 women, put them on stage, and to their surprise, i lifted a curtain. i had 2,000, 2,000 men. and i let these women represent all of you and go at these men and ask whatever they wanted. boy, i got to tell you something. these ladies did a heck of a job. i learned someth