has created virtual access to great works of art this is a new version of american painter edward hopper's work summer evening. the exciting thing is that the human brain can't tell whether it's the real thing one of virtual reality when you experience something in the yard your brain records it in the same way of would if the experience were real. for the psycho harbor actors this new technology presents a twofold challenge they have to perform on stage and in virtual reality at the same time it's an exciting new experience. i didn't feel my body anymore like i didn't see my feet and my body and i made it they wanted to. move wanted to touch whatever was was there. and and then like now that we were working with these controllers and so you kind of have a little bit more control over your your surroundings and position. and the side of one of the actors have taken their art to a new level by creating a virtual stage it was a lot of work but they did manage to digitally scan an entire real world stage that can be used for v.c.r. performances the possibilities are endless. and you upon whic

lettuce and tomatoes in the scent but after they've been sitting in a spanish truck and call a in the hopper for three days so britain might as well have to sort of return to homegrown delights and probably probably consider something like a corned beef and cabbage sandwich are you know their creativity to be let loose at this point but it's an indication of what really is at stake here and of course seriously british business is quite blurry it. barbara starr reporting from brussels thank you. all right let's bring you up to speed now with some of the other stories making news around the world. protesters have marched in downtown nairobi kenya to demand the release of an opposition lawmaker in neighboring uganda protesters put out the call to see bobby wine a pop star turned lawmaker who opposes the long time ugandan president one was charged with treason and a civilian court on thursday. house there were a hundred children who crossed into bangladesh without parents were orphaned by violence in myanmar it was previously thought that they had simply been separated from their parents and new

. >> reporter: at this point in hopper's life, it's all about comfort.. sheena parveen, news4. >> next best thing to a forever home. >> we've got to find him a forever home, folks. friends of homeless animals typically house 100 dogs at a time there. >> the group finds forever homes fo about500 pets every year. >> folks, help them out if you can. help hopper out. >>> clear the shelters, our big nationwide pet adoption event, is coming up this saturday. >> you can find out which shelter near you will be taking part by downloading the nbc we want to clear the shelters. >> there you go. >>> up next, a secret pregnancy. >> and a surprise at-home delivery. >> i watched youtube videos about people playing with dogs and cing for babies. i used stuff i knew from the videos. >> how this -year-old spraining into action to deliver her newborn cousin. >>> and doug kammerer, well, he's somewhere out there. 's taking weather on th road. we're going to go back to kristen's backyd in manassas. oh, there he is. >> found you. >> we'll check and see ve you wanted to n pres

. >> reporter: this is hopper. he is 14 years old.he last ten of those years, he's been a shelter dog, butu ink he's sad, think again. employees and volunteers at the friends of homeless animalte sh in loudoun county aren't sure why he hasn't found a home, but at first glance, you'd thins he already one. >> how's he liking this? >> he loves it. this i hishome. i mean you can tell he is -- he is not stressed here. he's kind ofur ambassador for thell viage. >> reporter: you could call this the senior dog community at . foha ten individual homes, allcr eated to give older and r long-termidents here a more comfortable life. >> of course a home is always our primary focus, but yeah, this is the second best thing for sure. >> some even have their own private pool, free roaming inside and out, heat and ac, a comfy bed and all the love in the world. friends of homelessls ani plans to build eight more of these condos starting this fall. litt is p good for an older dog at this shelter. >> i think this is unique. i haven't seen place like this e

again, all of that gold bearing material elevated, the ed in the hopper and hopper fed down into therammell screen. cylinder.ell is a big it's 36 feet long. it's got a 6 foot inside diameter. it starts high at the hopper, slopes down towards the back of perforated and it's with holes along its entire helping, about a quarter inch diameter up top. get bigger as you go back to about 5/8 of an inch. they are banging that material round inside the trammell adding water pumped ther of the pond at high pressure at 9,000 gallons per minute. you take the gold bearing gravel, add water and shake it in the trammell screen. the heavy gold would separate, through the wn holes in the trammell and on to the slew spots. digger than the biggest hole in that trammelle screen would continue downhill. the trammell, ff it would hit a conveyer belt, be levated up behind the machine inside what's called the stacker and it would be spit out into of washed rock. the last pile left by number next to the t here train tracks. now, anything smaller than the again, n the trammell, would fall through on sluces. e

concept rangers from the national park explain is fascinating flora and fauna to visitors take sand hoppers for instance. that's just a chameleon down there the chameleons of the north sea they live on the ocean floor dig themselves in and conducting their pigmentation slightly and this in don't you know have come to me or smile from rob so this is my first visit to the mudflats and i'm lost for words it's amazing what you can find here a dream. miracle will definitely come again to me think of just think. i think it's find a way through the mud and it is tasty salt marsh grass so it's very exciting. and suddenly the tourists see more than just mud. they recognize interconnections are you on the far side and that's just what the rangers want to achieve to. move here you have to look very closely here to recognize the enormous diversity and it's not as obvious or lush as in the tropics but when you look more closely you can get just as enthusiastic it's just as beautiful as. if all goes well when they leave these visitors will be more sensitive to the charms of the place where they've spent

nick martini a one hopper over the fence. a ground rule double and the a's win 4-3. they are one and a half games behind the astros in the west. madison bumgarner shut out the diamondbacks over 7 years innings tonight. dropped a flyball and then kicked it. that allowed jay to reach third base but madison bumgarner got out of the inning of the 9th. base hit. left field. the game winning run. the diamondbacks have not scored a run in the series. the giants are six games back in the west. puts me in the mood for a little music. [ singing ] >> that was 49er rookie singing the back street boys to the crowd othat 49 -- at the 49er foundation dinner tonight. he has been practicing all his life with his family that never misses a chance play football, in-- chance to play football, including his grandmother's wake. >> we kind of, you know, getting fed up with waiting around so we played football outside on the lawn, tackle football in our suits and blew off some steam. >> yeah. never misses a chance to play football and he also befriended joe staley. >> never going to say no

cara mund, wrote and released a five-page letter saying she had been bullied by pageant ceo regina hoppergretchen carlson, a former fox news anchor. cara mund wrote in point, "our chair and ceo have systematically silenced me, reduced make him a marginalized me, and essentially erased me in my role as miss america and subtle and not-so-subtle ways on a daily basis." she goes on to claim that she's been left out of interviews, not invited to meetings, and called to the wrong name. last night, gretchen carlson hit back at cara mund on twitter, "actions have consequences. friday as an organization we learned that $75,000 in scholarships, which would have been the first scholarship increase in years, is no longer on the table as a direct result of the explosive allegations in your letter." carlson did not explain exactly how the scholarship money was lost. before her tweet was fully absorbed in the social media bloodstream, a petition with 20,000 signatures, 27 state organizations, and 21 former miss americas were calling on carlson and ceo regina hopper to step down. three former miss americ

obviously this didn't happen in 1956 but hopper was a friend of fuller's and i want to read a little excerpt from a letter that fuller wrote to her on june 11th, note that date, 1954. darling heda, we just returned from normandy, it was quite a sensation going back to omaha beach. standing on the same beach ten years to the minute after my outfit made the initial the big thrill was when i took marta to the first objective ten years ago. we lost 160000 men this morning. i took marta in the school house where we had chased the enemy officers. she was horrified going through the gutting structures. this is one of dozens of times that fuller tried to return to the place and revisit his experiences there. these are a couple of images, one a polaroid on the back of omha beach and a small camera that has no sound that he was using for location executing. and the other is a 16 meter home movie and that is fuller scaling something at norandy. marta fuller wrote a letter to the publicist about the trip in july of 1954. i do know we went to normandy on d- day. you will see the film sammy manage

received the initial report just after 9:00 on tuesday night that the car was on the tracks near hopper st. also contacted. they were able to divert train traffic. the suspect has been booked into the sonoma county jail. >>> a san francisco court is removing criminal justice fees for thousands of people, many of whom are still trying to get back on their feet. mayor london breed celebrated the move today outside city hall. the san francisco superior court has approved the elimination of more than $32 million in outstanding debt. it covers 21,000 people who were released from jail and then billed an average of $1,500. the mayor says the fees for administrative costs are counterproductive. >> but we know the reality. the fees pile up thousands of dollars in debt. they drive people into the underground economies and make it harder for them to reenter and be successful in their communities. >> when she was a city supervisor, breed helped enact legislation on the same issue. now the court order means the fee waiving is retroactive. >>> up next why president trump now claims that the plea dea

no bigger thrill than reliving those iconic scenes in the legendary movie easy rider with dennis hopper and peter fonda on a harley davidsons. made you bought it from a harley means the whole world and all that is beautiful in its it's that crucial element that gives me freedom fun and a really special ride a special experience. for me bliss is being on a harley davidson. his passion began with a cover of a magazine for a german motorbike founds called easy rider it featured the harley wide glide for your gun who was then seventeen it was love at first sight as his pocket money wasn't enough to buy one he said about building his own chopper. it became a labor of love. the truth i felt like easy rider except it took a couple of years to get a real harley i had to wait until one thousand nine hundred eighty five before i could afford one. but even that wasn't enough for him he still dreamt of owning a genuine why glide. commutes once it took twenty five years for me to find it's one of just a thousand produced i bought it in the u.s. state of kentucky and back in germany i could finally e

know if they did they had it with a very very close you start but i think you two were split between hopper tents so i was hopeful that i can make that side this race but i knew it would be very close very quick on the straights but then the rain came and none of us have been driving this weekend in the rain so i can't even express how difficult it was for the big surprise of the day was for cindy's performance in qualifying in the team's first prices being rescued by new management from going bankrupt. and sergio perez to kill the second row of the grid for sunday's race. so if you've got time you know the team right now it's a lot of your stuff you're fresh and definitely happy with the result than expected today but the truck you want us to guys they're good guys if i see drops or it's important. and yeah we change by really quickly and managed to go out there was fantastic and i put the clean up and pushed to get yeah let's let's bring in more meanwhile for arya paying tribute to the forty three victims of the genuine bridge collapse with an image printed on the front of their cars on t

a praying mantis, a grass hopper, even dung beetle.e wonders, does something like this come from? tucked away in an industrial park near mansfield, ohio, carousal works has been building and restoring carousals for over 30 years. you sell joy machines. >> that's exactly what it is. >> reporter: art richie is the founder and co-owner. he says being in touch with your inner 5--o understand who your customers are. >> you're working for a 5-year-old.hihood. >> reporter: be it a horse or a bug, all of the work is done by hand. >> these are some of the other figures we're making. >> reporter: dan jones is art's business partner. >> i'm here 25 minutes. i've fallen in love with all of this. >> you want to make a carousal, right? >> reporter: i've just such an appreciation for the hours and hours and hours that go into every single one of your pieces. their carousals are spinning all over the world. art's wife marilyn has lost count on just how many figures she's painted. what pride do you take in what happens in this building? >> i have reall

potato and find some grains and other things in the summertime i go to, like, fair and catch the grass hopper and that's a source of protein for me, and eating dragon flies and a lot of plants, and even those things are so scarce, people -- everyone is looking for food in the mountain, everybody looking for food, so like now the estimate 10 mental boom are starving starving in know, -- 10 million people are starving in north korea and the rest of the people are barely making their life but 10 million, very malnutrition and allowed to starve vacation. >> host: okay, so, you made -- tell me about the decisionmaking process to get out of the country. >> guest: the decision making process is that i did not have internet so obviously did not know what was happening outside of the rest of the world, but the advantage i had was living a border town of north korea, so close to china, so you see north korea from the satellite, it the darkest place on earthment do not have 24 hour electricity could sigh see the electricity coming out 0 china and i assume that if i go to china, i might find some bowl of

a letter to her miss america sisters, mund writes that chairwoman gretchen carlson and ceo regina hopper have systematically silenced me, reduced me, marginalized me. adding, i'm not comfortable with any of us being controlled, manipulated. carlson herself crowned miss america in 1989, took over in january and enacted sweeping changes like eliminating the swimsuit kwon test. >> we're no longer a pageant. we're a competition. we no longer judge our candidates on their outward physical appearance. >> reporter: mund says she was given mandatory talking points. including the me too movement started with a miss america, gretchen carlson, and that carlson went to stanford. she says she was also banned from speaking with current contestants. abc news reaching out to the pageant for comments. who pointed us to an interview with carlson denying the allegations telling exclusively "people" magazine, we have supported cara. mund decided to speak out despite the risk of punishment. officials say they plan to reach out directly to mund to address her concerns. tom. >> janai, thank you. >>> when we co

this is not happening in 1956, but hopper was a friend of fuller's. i want to review a little excerpt from a letter that fuller wrote to her on june 11. note that date, 1954. "we have just returned from normandy. it was quite a sensation going back to omaha beach. standing on the same beach 10 years to the minute after my outfit made the initial invasion of france. but the big thrill was when i took marta there. there was a first objective 10 years ago. we lost 1160 men that morning. i showed her the same little old schoolhouse into which we had chased an enemy officer. i showed marta the pillboxes we took and she was horrified as she gasped at the 88's. this is one of dozens of times that fuller was really trying to return to this formative place and revisit his experiences. these are a couple of images. one is a polaroid on the back of which reads omaha beach. that is fuller with a small 35mm camera, which has no sound and i believe he was using it for location scouting at omaha beach in the 1950's. the other is from a home movie and that is fuller

a 9% increase m last year. 360, hen as you mentioned, whole foods gained 3.5% of hoppers who were also going to trader joe's when trader joe's and whole foods were within a mile of each other. doesn't tell us a lot. t maybe confirms what we sense anecdotally as whole foods shoppers, which, stories are full. little picked over. maybe more of the challenges of inventory management but to be ly amazon seems having some success. >> trader joe's are also very full. actually s amazon added to whole foods? we talk about the devices but what's driving this. anybody never seen open those lockers. >> i have never seen the devices on the floor. > in some stores they have devices. of course, they have integrated with amazon prime so when you go whole foods the first thing they ask you, as hey scan your items, are you a prime member? there are some discounts, you get 5% back when you use the card, 25% discount on some items but they have turned whole food stores into a massive advertisement and not only does that probably help ith prime sign-up but it just prime mazon and amazon top of mind. when p

nbc news also reached out to hopper who declined to comment.has not spoke out since writing that explosive letter. >> all right. >> kate, thank you so by the way, we should mention two former miss americas will join megyn kelly at 9:00 eastern. they're going to a open uput why they're calling for the top pageant officials tosi . more on that in a bit. >> going to switch gears, get a check of t weather from dylan in for mr. roker this morning. >> good morning. we're seeing a b cooldown for parts of the northern plains back to the midwest wherees temperatill now be unseasonably cool, running 5 to 10, even 15 degrees below average for some. kansas city, a high of 73 today. chicago, 79. that's kind of close to averag thtomorrow, some of that cooler air trickles into the northeast. 8 new york city for a high. washington, d.c., 82. pittsburgh, only 78 degrees. but remember, this is more typical than the mid to upper 90s we have been dealing with so much lately. and through the week, temperatures in the upper 70s and low 80s. cleveland, 73 for a high

the tipping point likely came friday, with a 5-page letter saying she had been bullied by regina hopper and chairman gretchen carlson, former fox news anchor. carl monroe, quote, our chair and ceo systematically silenced me, reduced me, marginalized me and he raced me in my role in subtle and not-so-subtle ways on a daily basis, she goes on to claim she has been left out of interviews, not invited to meetings and called the wrong name but last night gretchen carlson hit back on twitter, quote, actions have consequences, friday we learned $75,000 in scholarships which would have been the first scholarship increase in years is no longer on the table as a direct result of the explosive allegations in your letter. carlson did not explain how the scholarship money was lost and before her tweet was fully absorbed in the social media bloodstream a petition of 20,000 signatures, 27 state organizations and 21 former miss americas were carling on carlson to step down, three former miss americas called up carlson on nbc and abc. watch. >> this person has taken the responsibility for the way she ha

top of the ninted 3 hit a one hopper over the right center field fence. that's a ground-rule double scores the go-ahead run. a's win 4-3 now 1 1/2 games behind the astros in the west. madison bumgarner shut out the diamondbacks over 7 innings last night. 7th inning, austin slater dropped a routine flyball and kicked it allowing john jay to reach third base but bumgarner got out of the inning and hugs all around. bottom of the 9th, base hit left heeled hernandez. game winning run, the d-backs have not scored a run in the series. giants are six-game back in the national league west puts me in the mood for a little music. ♪[ music ] >>> that was joe staley and mike singing backstreet boys at a foundation dinner last night. mike has been practicing all his life with his family that never missed a chance to tackle each other including at his grandmother's wake. >> so i was, like, six or seven at the time and there's about 10 of us all the same age and we kind of, you know, were getting fed up with waiting around so we all just played football out front on the

singling out regina hopper and gretchen carlson.r letter, she writes, our chair and ceo have silenced. reduced me, almarged me and erased me in my role. she did not respond to a request for comment. >> we like the current leadership and the to resign.oard >> reporter: former miss america charles says she and nearly a dozen other former miss americas feel the pageant is headi in the wrong direction. >> if this leadership stays in position, the next miss america will have the same treatment. t >> reporte organization did not respond to requests for comment from nbc news. it has been a turbulent year for the group. st december, the former ceo and board of directors stepped down. after lewd e-mails emerged. since thi new leade moved to make changes at the rganization, including eliminating the swim suit portion of the competition. carlson defended the move with "access hollywood" this year. >> we need to catch up to 2018. >> reporter: the organization chged after she became involved in the me too >> i was kicked off the movement two yea

nick martini hit a one hopper over the right center field fence. that's a ground-rule double scores the go-ahead run. a's win 4-3 now 1 1/2 games behind the astros in the west. madison bumgarner shut out the diamondbacks over 7 innings last night. 7th inning, austin slater dropped a routine flyball and kicked it allowing john jay to reach third base but bumgarner got out of the inning and hugs all around. bottom of the 9th, base hit left field, gorkys hernandez. game winning run, the d-backs have not scored a run in the series. giants are six-game back in the national league west puts me in the mood for a little music. ♪[ music ] >>> that was joe staley and 49er rookie mike mc mcglinchey singing backstreet boys at a foundation dinner last night. mike has been practicing all his life with his family that never missed a chance to tackle each other including at his grandmother's wake. >> so i was, like, six or seven at the time and there's about 10 of us all the same age and we kind of, you know, were getting fed up with waiting around so we all just

jeff key is that by -- vice chair, james davis, greg hopper, supervisor jane kim, boris linkedin, ed, bruce r. instead, lisa ortiz, to me chan chan and former board member from transit. [applause] >> also i would like to give a shout out to the project team which was guided by the tjpa and ron alameda from public works as well as all the staff from all the various agencies who worked on this project. let's give them a round of applause. [cheers and applause] >> this project, as many of you no kak has serious financial and schedule challenges that required a deep design or construction experience-based leadership approach. the creation of the salesforce transit centre provided san franciscans with thousands of new permanent jobs and tens of thousands of union jobs. in fact, between workers and materials, nearly every single state in the united states contributed to this project in some way. more than 5 million -- [applause] >> more than 5 million work hours where we logged for this center and we exceeded our city's a local hiring requirement. how about another applause for that. [appl

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gets mike zumino to tap a one-hopper to second... over to first for the final out...inal score... 3-2 a's... they now lead the mariners by 3 1/2 games in the a-l wild card... houston lost... so oakland is houston lost... card... the a-l wild 1/2 games in the a-l wild card... houston lost... so oakland is now only a game out in the division the raiders back at work today in napa... pro-bowl tackle donald penn... returned to practice today after recovering from foot surgery last december... also back for his 2nd day was last year's first round pick... gareon conley.. who has ben sidelined with injuries last season and thus far in training camp jon gruden... asked penn to do something he's only done for 24 snaps in his 12-year professional career and that's move to the right side of the line...penn said the subject was broached during a contract restrucuring that was completed yesterday penn and quarterback derek carr talked about the offensive lineman's move to the other side... and coming back to practice...(sot: penn and carr) "getting back in there man i