armistead peter, iii. we have britannia, martha washington's great-granddaughter with her great-grandson, armistead peter, iii. think about all of those generations right out there on the garden pathway. what is fantastic about our collection is you can see britannia in this wheelchair, we have the very wheelchair in our collection that she is sitting in, in the photo with that blanket draped over her lap. that is the one draped over the wheelchair. i think britannia and armistead peter, iii did the most to , preserve and protect tudor place. britannia stewarding the house and ensuring the preservation, of the washington objects. and armistead peter iii for creating the foundation to operate the house as a museum so the public could experience this amazing house and collection. the other thing that is fascinating about tudor place is we can tell the family's story from the american revolution to the cold war. now we're going into the garage. 5.5 acre property, we have an extensive garden. we have the oldes

what does title iii bankruptcy mean? title iii provides a couple of things.a forum in which all creditors rights can be heard. it also provides a litigation stake. there's nearly 20 suits pending against the government of puerto rico. that's going to consolidate those cases and provide a forum and it will protect the people of puerto rico. also going to protect secured creditors. is great for the creditors. what about the ratings for the island? what about the debt and the servicing payment on the shoulders of citizens? what about its long-term obligations? is this chronic for puerto rico? >> it is certainly not chronic. there could be an orderly process for the restructuring. that's what the title iii filing will do. it will allow puerto rico the opportunity to get on the right economic footing. i welcome the governor's comments that he wants to continue to negotiate with creditors. that is something we are looking forward to. vonnie: you guys drive a tough bargain sometimes i imagine. thank you. still ahead, the white house is confident the house is now jus

richard iii — it's not the easiest of shakespeare's plays, is it?mous plays, it's done more than hamlet, even. and it's the only one where the character talks directly to the audience and they are in on his secrets of evil, richard iii is one of drama's most famous villains and famous disabled people. i think i'm one of the first people to say i'm a deformed actor playing deformed character for the first time in britain. it's extraordinary that it should be the first but exciting that i get to do it. it must be a big deal for you, isn't it? this time, it wasn't from me, i didn't push to get it. i was offered it. times are changing. although we could say it's about blooming time, barry offered it to me, and not anybody else, so i'm going to run with it and see what we do. i'm fascinated to see what audience members make of it. he's out—and—out evil. no redeeming qualities. he horrible to everyone. he was stabbed you in the back by any means necessary. as a disabled person, i can relate to having to think round the corners. i can't really relate to th

and faculty spontaneously rose to their feet in tribute to the personal strength that richard collins iii is said to have given freely to anyone who asked for his help. he was with two friends standing at a bus stop at the university of maryland in college park. according to court documents obtained by news 4, the three watched sean christopher, a 22-year-old maryland student approach them screaming step left, step left if you know what's best for you. no, collins reportedly replied and that's when he pulled out a knife and stabbed him. university of maryland police sought help from the fbi after learning he's a member of facebook group called alt-right. collins was a member of the reserves and had last thursday been commissioned a as second lieutenant in the u.s. army. screams showed his speech from that day. >> i could talk a lot about richard because he was simply a good person, great leader. the one thing i want to highlight most is his character. >> reporter: former naacp ben jealous said he attended as a private citizen and a father. >> we are in a position to do more and we need to

richard collins iii stabbed to death.pect belongs to a alt-reich. >>> president trump has arrived in israel to kick off the second leg of his over seas trip. in a few minutes he's expected to meet with israel's president and then visit the western wall later today. >>> jury selection in bill cosby's sexual assault trial begins today. it's taking place 300 miles away from where the trial is at. they went to allegheny county to find jurors that haven't been influenced. >>> get ready to use an alternate route around macarthur boulevard for a fifth day. >> repairs continue. news 4's justin finch is live there. how soon will the work wrap up? >> reporter: aaron, good morning. we are getting closer. d.c. water crews are working to traffic by earlier this week. since last week d.c. water crews have been working to make repairs since this line ruptured last wednesday removing a 30 inch water main here which we are told dates back to 1860. that is pre-civil war. the replacement line was brought in from alabama. now looking live, p

there was a moment of silence and empty chair to remember richard collins iii. just moments before his parents had to accept the degr t son had earned. some students wrote on their caps, rest in peace. >> i just want him to be here with us. somebody so young to be here with us. he was going to be great. he wanted to be great. everybody knew he was going to be great. >> some of his friends say they will remember collins as a funny guy who was serious about his work. the allege killer is a university of maryland student. he is being held with no bond. >>> university of maryland's president is being called out harshly tonight. student activists are posting an online stream of their experiences. this comes in the wake of that racially motivated murder of lieutenant richard collins iii. scott broom is keeping up with this developing story. he has reaction. this has really ignited outrage coast to coast, scott. >> reporter: no doubt about it. a lot of social media under #feartheturtle. these are lots of people that were trying to get the concept that racism is an ugly

richard collins iii was supposed to be receiving his degree today.lette green is live with a look at how he's being remembered. molette. >> reporter: good morning to you, eun. graduates are set to a riche around 8:00 a.m. and we're hearing from bowie state about just how painful this loss is on the campus, especially among african-american men there. ironically, their graduation is set on the very same umd campus. they attended along with lots of rotc students from across the area in an exclusive interview with nbc news, this young man's father described just gri grief. >> it feels emotions beyond sadness and just a deep sense of personal loss. >> reporter: and richard collins iii was on the campus celebrating his recent commissioning as an army officer following in the footsteps of his father and grandfather, a family of army men. that is the latest live from college park. >> molette green. thank you. >>> the 22-year-old university of maryland student accused of killing collins will likely stay in jail until his trial. a judge denied shawn urbansky'

despite overwhelming grief, the family of richard collins iii, is celebrating his lieutenant richard collins iii to proceed to the stage to receive lieutenant collins' degree. >> today collins' father accepted his son's diploma days after his son was stabbed and killed at the university of maryland. >> reporter: richard collins iii was stabbed and killed at this bus depot behind us. this bus shelter. it's now turned into a memorial here. i can tell you that during today's gratiduation, there wer moments where it felt like a celebration, and other times, where it felt like a memorial service. >> i appreciate all of the expressions of condolences and just -- just heart-felt, heart-felt compassion. >> reporter: today a grateful father blew heavenly kisses to his son. the love flowed arena and campus of the university of maryland. >> i'm so grateful for everything that the university has done in helping my son reach the success that he was able to accomplish. >> reporter: there's a space saved inside of this arena, in honor of second lieutenant richard collins iii. and a memorial at the

a tribute to the life of richard collins iii. over at bowie state university we also saw mourning as well. vigils held in his honor there. students carrying candles and balloons mourning collins who was just 23 years old and days away from graduating before he was killed. he was also an rotc graduate. he was just 23 years old when he was stabbed on the campus of the university of maryland college park. college park student in custody in that case. though the attack was first called unprovoked, the fbi's looking into whether or not this qualifies as a hate crime. that campus university of maryland tears are being shared, also very swift reaction as well. anti-hate action plan. hate-bias rapid response team, increased education, hate-bias incident reporting team and also improved policies in athletic venues and a heighate-bias safe campus. the first baptist church will hold the service for collins also at 1:30 the pray at the pump movement will hold a prayer vigil for collins outside the white house. back in to you. >> justin finch

. >> it was an emotional goodbye today for richard collins iii. his pastor described him as an outstanding man who wanted to follow in his father's foot steps. last weekend, those plans were tragically cut short for collins. he was killed in an unprovoked activity at the university of maryland. >> so many of you watched the emotional funeral service this morning on the nbc app. ♪ oh say can you see by the dawn's early light ♪ >> we thank god for allowing him to come across our path. for we are a better neighbor, a better friend, a better service member to this country. >> the bible says, there's a time to mourn, and that time is now. we need you, lord. >> it is tragic to lose a service member while serving in combat. it is equally hurtful when we lose a member in uniform due to senseless acts of violence. ♪ oh say does that star spangled banner yet wave ♪ >> he was part of a three-generation legacy of military service in his >> richard collins iii did morel do in a full lifetime. >> rest in peace, my comrade, rest in peace. ♪ and the home of the b

sue and edgar wachenheim, iii. barbara hope zuckerberg. corporate funding is provided by mutual of america-- designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we're your retirement company. additional support has been provided by: and by the corporation for public broadcasting, and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. from the tisch wnet studios at lincoln center in new york, hari sreenivasan. >> sreenivasan: hello and thanks for joining us. this memorial day holiday weekend, about 40-million americans are traveling at least 50 miles or more, according to the aaa. most by car, and three-million by plane. now, new restrictions on plane travel are in the works. homeland security secretary john kelly said today the trump administration is considering a ban on large electronic devices, including tablets and laptops, on all international flights to and from the u.s. a partial ban now affects 50 flights a day from ten cities. mostly in the middle east. kelly also said he's likely to order

the first alien film was a horror film, the second was a war film, then we had alien iii, which was a alien: resurrection, which was weird. and now we got onto the prequels. prometheus, which really suffered from... rather than having the dialogue that they had in alien, which was space truckers, people in space talking about overtime, talking about work conditions, griping about stuff you could believe in. in prometheus they started talking about the nature of mankind, god, the nature of existence. this is very much a prometheus sequel rather than an alien prequel. we've got have a group of space truckers, they're in space, they get a signal, they arrive at a new planet. it looks like it's going to be a new eden, it actually turns out to be some kind of living hell. however, what they do all the time is to talk — about poetry, about art, about life, about god, in a manner that nobody ever talks in space. we have sort of greatest hits reruns of all the famous moments from alien and aliens, but apparently sped up in a way where they make no sense whatsoever. there is no question that r

richard iii is not the easiest of shakespeare's plays.plays. it's done more than hamlet even. it's done more than hamlet even. it's the only one where the character talks directly to the audience and they're in on his secrets of evil. rich ad iii is drama's most famous villain and most famous disabled person. to be, apart from katherine hunter who played it in this country and has spinal issues, i think i'm the first person who can say i'm a deformed actor playing a deformed characterfor the first time in britain. that is extraordinary that it should be the first. but exciting that i get to do. it it's huge and it must be a big dealfor yourself. do. it it's huge and it must be a big deal for yourself. this time it wasn't from me. i didn't push to get this role. i was offered it. times are changing. although one can say, well, it's about blooming time, barry offered it to me and not anybody else. i'm taking it. we're going to run with it, albeit with a slight hobble, and see what we do. i'm fascinated to see what audiences make of it. he's

sean urbanski accused of killing richard collins iii is from the same district that councilman michael is from. >> unround l county should not be -- anne arundel county should not be a place to hold these racist views. >> reporter: people have been blowing up his phone and e- mail. while he wants collins killer brought to justice, he says urbanski should be seen as then until proven guilty. and that recent comments and requests are widely inappropriate a part of. >> we are very much aware that the struggle for freedom continues. and this is just one step further. >> at least four council members are reducing the resolution to denounce hate in the county on monday. organizers hoping it will pass with or without the risk of vote. >> i don't know. i mean, people should have empty. and when you can feel for somebody else, you can change things. >> the meet willing be monday at 7:00 p.m.. supporters are asking for people to show up. >>> let's get to howard. tornado warning in barryville, virginia. >> we are watching those areas off to the west and southwest. we had the severe thunderstorm w

still have ahead. [ music ] >> reporter: second lieutenant richard collins iii should still be alive. >> he was loved. he is loved. and he will be loved. >> reporter: collins was stabbed to death in a possible hate crime at the university of maryland. >> i felt sad but i was angry. just very mixed emotions. >> reporter: family, friends, and strangers broke down in service. it was hard for some to hold it together. >> my time with him was short. as a former soldier, i would have loved to have served under you. >> reporter: collins who family members knew as richy, was like any other young man. he liked to play soccer, baseball, and video games. he was smart and driven in his education. his life ended just days before he was set to graduate college and begin life in the military. >> i'm outraged at this senseless. this young man was about god, family, and this country. >> while collins is gone and accused killer sits in jail, family members want his death to mean to inspire change. >> god said i have something else in mind. have you ever thought that his death might be the backdrop to

pittsburg man accused of setting cars on fire is in court today, and officials are calling james bishop iii one of the worst arsons in the history of contra costa county, and his father is insisting he is innocent. >> the task force within the area, and james bishop iii allegedly let his last fired destroying a toyota. >> he knocked on my door, so i went outside and there was a fire.>> reporter: the self- described computer repair man from pittsburg is being charged with multiple accounts including arson and possession of flammable material. >> this is by far the most serious serial arsonist we have had in our investigations. >> reporter: they believe he may have lit 30 more fires going back to the start of the area. >> if you live in an area where there's been a recent car fire and have any information that could be of use contact our arson tip line 866-50arson. >> reporter: this fire and lafayette could be one of them since it fits the pattern. the owner grabbed the garden hose but that was of no use. the neighbor that shot the video is relieved there was an arrest. >> obviously was going

richard collins iii was commissioned into the u.s. army following father's footsteps he should be graduating from buoy state this weerk his burden now a stunning loss. >> this was a good kid. he was going places. he was going places. and he had high aspirations to achieve all of the goals he set in his military career and we're devastated his life was taken away with this senseless act of violence. >> kol ipz was visiting two friends here at the university of maryland friday night. they were on regent drive we uber 3 a.m. saturday when the suspect approached. he possibly had been drinking was screaming and told collins to step left. collins refused and was stabbed in the chest. 22-year-old shawn arrested at the scene he is a university of maryland student and investigators found he is a member of a facebook group that is said to be racist. now the fbi is looking into what else urbansky may have been into online. that investigation is ongoing. we can tell you right now he faces murder and assault charges. live in college park i'm melan

richard iii is not the easiest chicks you play, is it?e audience and they are in on his of evil. richard iii is drama's most famous villain and most famous disabled person and to be, apart from kathryn hunter who played him in this country and has spinal issues, i think i am the first person who can say i'm a deformed actor playing a deformed character for the first time in britain, which is extraordinary that it should be the first, but exciting that i get to do it. obviously, it's a huge and it must be a big dealfor to do it. obviously, it's a huge and it must be a big deal for yourself. it wasn't from me, i didn't push to get this role. i was offered it. times are changing and although one can say it's about blooming time, it was can say it's about blooming time, it wa s offe re d can say it's about blooming time, it was offered to me and not anyone else. i'm taking it and i'm going to run with it, albeit with a slight hobble, and see what we do. i'm fascinated to see what audiences make of it. he is out and out evil with no redeeming

that is enough for article iii standing. i don't think the court has said if the proximate clause allow the segregation lawsuit -- >> i take it from everything you said, that glad stone was stopped at the proximate cause stage. >> i do think that is right. that is, there would be so many steps involved and you can take a look at this complaint and if you look at the solicitor general brief on page 30, you see all the steps required before the city is injured. you have discriminatory loans that have to lead to foreclosures and the crease in vacancy c vacancy which needs to lead to decrease in property values. >> i usually think of proximate cause as a question of liability not damages. >> correct. i think what this court said is you look to the underlying damages that are being fought to understand is the complaint within the kind of standard proximate cause principles. here if you accept their theory, that chain, you will do something this court has never done before and that is to allow a long chain of causation to the tune

richard collins iii was with friends waiting for an uber when police say he was attacked, completely unprovoked. >> he was yelling. in fact, perhaps screaming is one description and then he said to the victim, step left, step left if you know what's good for you. the victim looked at him puzzled with the other friends of his and said no. it was then that shawn urbansky stabbed the victim in his chest. >> reporter: now richard collins iii, the victim here, just 23 years old. his family was set to see him graduate from bowie state university tomorrow. now that family will have to look forward to a vigil that's set for later today. as for urbansky, he is being held without bond. >> thank you, molette. >>> news 4 went to the neighborhood where shawn urbansky lived. they said the charges are incomprehensible. she told them, quote, not in the realm of possibility. we talked to students who are concerned about how something like this could happen on their campus. >> everyone is just a little bit scared, i think, because like i said, this doesn't really happen at least while i've been on cam

today the family of lieutenant richard collins, iii is laying their son to rest. good afternoon, and thank you for joining us, i'm andrea roane. the young man with the promising future was to graduate from bowie state university on tuesday before he was fatally stabbed nearly a week ago. >> there's a sense of overwhelming grief by just about everyone here today. we've watched as loved ones, family, friends, and even strangers broke down into tears when they went to go view the body of richard collins, iii. take a look at this video from inside of the funeral service. flowers and pictures surrounded collins who is dressed in his army uniform. he had just been commissioned as a second lieutenant just days before he was stabbed in an unprovoked attack at the univty stop within friends friends minding his own business when the suspect sean urbanski walked up and stabbed him in the chest. police have reason to believe this may have been a hate crime, that collins was killed because he was black. now today he's being remembered for the smart, kind, driven and caring per

the bus shelter where richard collins iii was murdered is not far from the xfinity center.ey held that vigil where people described their beloved classmate, brilliant, honorable. his father tells nbc news he always wanted to help. >> he had a loving and giving he'd go out of his way sometimes to my chagrin to try and help othe others. >> reporter: and richard collins iii was celebrating his recent commission as an army officer when he was attacked on the campus at that bus shelter. that is the latest live from outside the xfinity center. back to you. >> molette, thank you. >>> the 22-year-old university of maryland student accused of killing collins will likely stay in jail until his trial. a judge denied shawn urbansky's request to be on house arrest. she called him an absolute threat. they learned he is a member of a facebook group called alt-reich. >>> russia medaling in the investigation into the trump campaign tans a new turn and someone is pleading the fifth. >>> plus, a high school senior with won't be allowed to walk. narrator:to do time is what is right. ralph nort

, we meet mat fraser, who will be putting his disability centre stage to play shakespeare's richard iiim a deformed actor playing a deformed character for the first time in britain, which is extraordinary that it should be the first, but it's exciting that i get to do it. we will meet the army of 2017 volunteers giving up their free time for culture. # there's a starman, waiting in the sky... and go on a trip down memory lane with a spider from mars. hello, i'm anne—marie tasker, and i'm the arts—and—culture correspondent for the bbc here in hull, and this is kofi smiles. i'm the face of hull, chosen by the bbc with a mission, to bring you culture whenever and wherever it happens. today, we are taking it quite literally, because we are not in a concert hall or in a theatre, we are here in a graveyard. it's a setting for a performance which is quite difficult to sum up in just a few words. it's part—circus acrobats, part—music, part—dance, and it all takes place under the cover of darkness. aerialists, acrobats, video artists, singers. coming together to tell the story of an ancient gree

baker iii under ronald reagan. as my friend, the legendary former white house producer for cbs used to say, baker had the secret sauce. he was a guy, he was 50-year-old smooth as silk, texas lawyer who was comfortable in his own skin. had nothing to prove. that gave him the confidence to be able to walk into the oval office and confront ronald reagan when he had to tell him the hard truth. reagan really wanted to go to capitol hill and reform social security. well jim baker knew that was the third rail of american politics. you touch it you get electrocuted. he was able to turn rom reagan around on that as a result, reagan went for tax cuts. the rest is history. i think there would have been no reagan revolution without jim baker. host: austin, texas, independent line bob hello. caller: thank you for the call. my question is not so much about the chiefs of staff but about the presidents. what are the attributes that a president needs to have in order to effectively use his chiefs of staff? thank you. guest: i lost

sue and edgar wachenheim, iii. barbara hope zuckerberg. corporate funding is provided by mutual of america-- designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we're your retirement company. additional support has been provided by: and by the corporation for public broadcasting, and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. from the tisch wnet studios at lincoln center in new york, alison stewart. >> stewart: good evening and thanks for joining us. president trump is calling on the arab world to show unity and partner with the united states to combat extremism and terrorism. today, in the capital of saudi arabia, the president addressed a summit of leaders from 50 arab and muslim-majority countries, completing his two-day visit to the kingdom. in his 35-minute speech, mr. trump said the u.s. will seek gradual reforms over intervention and middle east leaders must decide for themselves what kind of future they want. >> it is a choice between two futures, and it is a choice that america can

sue and edgar wachenheim, iii. barbara hope zuckerberg. corporate funding is provided by mutual of america-- designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we're your retirement company. additional support has been provided by: and by the corporation for public broadcasting, and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. from the tisch wnet studios at lincoln center in new york, hari sreenivasan. >> sreenivasan: good evening, and thanks for joining us. the justice department has begun interviewing 11 candidates the white house is considering to lead the federal bureau of investigation. today, president trump said he could make a "fast decision." even next week is "possible." he created the vacancy this week by firing director james comey. after doing so, he cited both the f.b.i.'s ongoing investigation of russian meddling into the presidential election and possible collusion by trump campaign associates as well as comey's controversial statements about the closed investigation into hil

sue and edgar wachenheim, iii. barbara hope zuckerberg. corporate funding is provided by mutual of america-- designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we're your retirement company. additional support has been provided by: and by the corporation for public broadcasting, and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. from the tisch wnet studios at lincoln center in new york, alison stewart. >> stewart: good evening, and thanks for joining us. on his first trip abroad as president of the united states, donald trump received a royal welcome in saudi arabia today. the president and first lady melania trump were greeted by saudi king salman, after they arrived on air force one in the saudi capital of riyadh. topping the official agenda, saudi agreements to purchase $110 billion of american-made military equipment and weapons, and to spend a total of $350 billion on arms and other goods over ten years. mr. trump described the deal as "tremendous investments in the united states." >> hun

sue and edgar wachenheim, iii. barbara hope zuckerberg. corporate funding is provided by mutual of america-- designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we're your retirement company. additional support has been provided by: and by the corporation for public broadcasting, and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. from the tisch wnet studios at lincoln center in new york, hari sreenivasan. >> sreenivasan: good evening, and thanks for joining us. before public campaigning in france's presidential election ended at midnight, the high- stakes contest between centrist emmanuel macron and far-right candidate marine le pen suffered a kind of disruption familiar to americans: the frontrunner was hacked. while france itself votes tomorrow, voting is already under way in french territories overseas and among french citizens living abroad, including 120,000 here in the united states. just before those first voters went to the polls today, macron confirmed he'd been targeted by a "massive

sue and edgar wachenheim, iii. barbara hope zuckerberg. corporate funding is provided by mutual of america-- designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we're your retirement company. additional support has been provided by: and by the corporation for public broadcasting, and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. from the tisch wnet studios at lincoln center in new york, hari sreenivasan. >> sreenivasan: good evening, and thanks for joining us. on the last day of his first foreign trip as president, donald trump declined to endorse the historic climate change accord signed by the u.s. and 194 other nations two years ago in paris. his silence came as the other six leaders of the world's leading industrial democracies reaffirmed their commitments to reduce the carbon dioxide emissions responsible for global warming. instead, mr. trump says he'll announce next week whether he'll stick with the paris pact or abandon it. german chancellor angela merkel said the climate discussion wa

sue and edgar wachenheim, iii. barbara hope zuckerberg. corporate funding is provided by mutual of america-- designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we're your retirement company. additional support has been provided by: and by the corporation for public broadcasting, and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. from the tisch wnet studios at lincoln center in new york, hari sreenivasan. >> sreenivasan: good evening and thanks for joining us. president trump is promising action on tax reform and health care. in an interview taped yesterday and broadcast today on cbs "face the nation," the president said the revenue losses from his plan to reduce personal and corporate tax rates will be offset by economic growth, better trade deals, and-- he seemed to suggest-- a new tax on imports. >> we have countries where if we make a product, and we send it to that country, they charge us 100% tax. if they make the same product and send it to us, we charge them nothing. you think that's sm

sue and edgar wachenheim, iii. barbara hope zuckerberg. corporate funding is provided by mutual of america-- designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we're your retirement company. additional support has been provided by: and by the corporation for public broadcasting, and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. from the tisch wnet studios at lincoln center in new york, hari sreenivasan. >> sreenivasan: good evening and thanks for joining us. criticism and consternation today following another, and more alarming, ballistic missile launch by north korea. japan's defense minister says the missile may be a new type, and u.s. officials are trying to determine exactly what it was.. though they said it apparently was not an intercontinental ballistic missile. it was launched yesterday from a site northwest of pyongyang. japanese and south korean officials say it flew for 30 minutes over a distance of 430 miles before plunging into the sea of japan, just 60 miles south of vladivostok

sue and edgar wachenheim, iii. barbara hope zuckerberg. corporate funding is provided by mutual of america-- designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we're your retirement company. additional support has been provided by: and by the corporation for public broadcasting, and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. from the tisch wnet studios at lincoln center in new york, hari sreenivasan. >> sreenivasan: good evening and thanks for joining us. emmanuel macron has won one of the most divisive and acrimonious political campaigns in french history in the run- pulist marine le pen.ht-wing projections give macron what analysts are calling an" emphatic" victory over his bitter rival, winning over sixty percent of the vote. macron, who will become france's youngest president since the office was established almost 170 years ago spoke to supporters this evening: >> ( translated ): after a long democratic confrontation, you've decided to grant me your confidence and i want to express my

james bishop iii describes himself as a struggling artist, who needed help getting his books published. but investigators call him a serial arsonist.sot - we are very confident that we have the person responsible for the series of firesthe 36 year old is being charged with over two dozen counts of arson. that includes vehicles and buildings with people inside. sot - where the fire in a vehicle spread to a structure is a different crimethe uptick in vehicle fires across contra costa county started back in april. and after careful investigation, authorities noticed a similarity between all of them....sot - we were able to tie them together due to commonalities like using an accelerant on the outside of the vehicles.law enforcement also realized those types of vehicle fires extended to the beginning of the year.sot - right now we're investigating fires in 2017 but part of the investigation is outside of that time frame.nearby surveillance cameras at a number of the fire locations... captured images of bishop's toyota rav -4... which investigators say tied bishop to the fires. the vehicles

little later just before the revolutionary war so it starts naturally in 1768 and at the time george iii was on the throne in england and william franklin was the last royal governor of new jersey. he was thought to be a fair governor and people respected him. at the time new jersey was divided into east and west germany and east jersey treasurer was named steven skinner and he was in the habit of keeping the east jersey treasury at his home in perth amboy. he would put it in a chest within his office and the story begins one dark and stormy night it was raining and it was dark and the person or persons broke into his house by a window and stole, ransacked the house and stole everything except for 100 pounds. it was 6700 pounds they stole which was everything that the east jersey colony owned at the time. the next morning it was discovered by his apprentice and immediately skinner alerted governor franklin. franklin then issued his proclamation offering a reward of 50 pounds for any information leading to the capture and return of the money and then down here skinner offers 100 pounds of

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we are lucky to do ourjob and lucky to play parts like richard iii. a dear friend. yes, we had worked together before and he was a dearfriend. for this to happen as well is amazing and i am here to honour the fact i have been nominated and say thank you to ba fta been nominated and say thank you to bafta and whoever voted for it and also to think they worthy enough to be in the same room as the other three nominees whose work i have seen three nominees whose work i have seen and it is just phenomenal. three nominees whose work i have seen and it isjust phenomenal. i do not think i stand a chance of winning, but if anyone else wins, but wonderful work from all three actors. to be amongst them is a real honour. how much of a challenge was it getting your skin under one of the most complex characters from shakespeare? it comes with some challenges and advantages. there is a certain magic to that played to seduce the audience in the room with you when you are on stage with them. the camera offers that wonderful ability to turn and shoot straight down the

john daniel dunaway iii, naval architecture, cutaway,.ncan, civil engineering, cutter melon. elizabeth edwards, civil engineering, cutter vigorous. shannon atwood, electrical engineering, cutter tahoma. tyler kerry facet, mechanical engineering, cutter sherman. miranda eileen fay, operations research, flight school. daniel rudolph, management, cutter marrow. brendan ammerman flynn, marine environment of signs, flight school. this commission will be presented by his father, u.s. coast guard. savanna lee fordham, naval architecture, cutter monroe. mike edward franco, operations research, cutter melon. this commission will be presented by his brother, u.s. coast guard. arl gaylord, cutter statron. audrey marie, mechanical engineering, cutter decisive. corey jay. geyer, mechanical engineering, cutter alice haley. carly lafayette gilligan, marine environmental science, cutter healy. william thomas glick, management, cutter flosson. breanna laurent grazel, cutter escanaba. lucas noble grove, operations research, cutter melon. ryan patrick guine

, it's just before the revolutionary war.so it starts actually in 1768 area and at the time, george iii was on the throne in england and william, the legitimate son of ben franklin was the last royal governor of new jersey. and he was thought to be a fair governor and people respected him so at the time new jersey was divided into east and west jersey and the east jersey treasurer was called stephen skinner and he was in the habit of keeping the east jersey treasury in his home in perth amboy. he was in his office within his office and the story begins one dark and stormy night as stories so often do, it was rainy, it was dark and personal persons broke into his house by a window and ransacked the house everything except for 100 pounds. it was 6700 pounds they stole which was everything that the east jersey colony owned at the time. the next morning the theft was discovered by his apprentice and immediately skinner alerts his boss, governor franklin. franklin then issues this proclamation, this broadside offering a reward of 50 pounds for any information leading to the capture and retur

the first alien film was a horror film, the second was a war film, then we had alien iii, which was ach was space truckers, people in space talking about overtime, talking about work conditions, griping about stuff you could believe in. in prometheus they started talking about the nature of mankind, god, the nature of existence. this is very much a prometheus sequel rather than an alien prequel. we have a group of space truckers, they're in space, they get a signal, they arrive at a new planet. it looks like it's going to be a new eden, it actually turns out to be some kind of living hell. what they do all the time is talk about poetry, about art, about life, about god, in a manner that nobody ever talks in space. we have sort of greatest hit reruns of all the famous moments from alien and aliens, but sped up in a way where they make no sense whatsoever. there is no question that ridley scott is a visual stylist, but he's only ever as good as his script. the fact is, with alien: covenant, the script is very, very weak. there's a famous story that when vincent ward was going to do alie

contrast to harry, richard the iii, another person who loves to talk about what he was doing and love do is think about himself as if he is a character in the play early on in the history of richard of iii, richard says after noting he is deformed and created the death cam of my deformity and look at my shadows and curse. therefore he says since i cannot prove a lover who entertain these farewell spoken days i am determined to prove a vilian and hate the idol pleasures of these days. later when talking to two young princes about to go to the castle, he knows he is a character in a play and also knows that history likes such characters. both of these presidents were well aware of the way in which life becomes a story and lincoln with his readings of shakespeare and ronald reagan quoting a film in which he was a star. shakespeare would have appreciated what jimmy stuart said at the end: when the legend becomes fact, print the legend. number six; shakespeare knew that race is a kind of script that governs our actions. the period in which shakespeare lived and work is a period in which so

1980 and in the bill there was discussion about whether standing should go to the limits of article iii and congress was thinking of changing that and drew days, and the hud secretary, came in and told congress if you change that language it is problem because you are cutting back on standing and congress decided not to change the language because it wanted, as through day said and the hud secretary said, to go to the limits of article three. >> i will answer that and then turn to proximate cause. i think even if that is true the court has insisted on express negotiation for this reason so you don't do days -- >> this is not express limitation that means we are doing away or we are keeping the zone of interest. it is less work itself which establishes that rule. there is no explicit statement. what the court did was look at the statute, the endangered species statute, look at the words and decide any person meant any person and decided it did away with the zone of interest. here, we have a congress in 1988 taking the word agreed, which was in the title 7 and many other statutes but unde

. >> reporter: king charles iii, a shocking 90-minute fictional film imagining what life would be likeouse of windsor after the queen dies. >> this is perhaps the most unstable moment the royal family will face. >> reporter: showing charles becoming king. >> my life has been a lingering for the throne. >> reporter: embarking on a constitutional crisis so extreme kate middleton is portrayed as a manipulative lady macbeth figure threatening to depose him. >> perhaps i might relieve the harshness of this mystery. >> reporter: princess diana's ghost appears telling charles he would make a good monarch. harry wants to lead a low key life. >> it is not what i wantor into. >> reporter: an anti-commoner living in the project and kate pushes william to take on his father. >> be the man i know you are and act. >> i'm not king. >> reporter: if that wasn't controversial enough with tensions running high, the future of the royal family reaching boiling point, camilo flaps william. some of the most heated criticism focuses on the show bringing up the question of who is prince harry's father, suggest

>> reporter: so in so many he is here today. >> at this time, i asked the family of richard collins iii and his fellow commissionees to proceed to the stage to receive lieutenant collins' degree. >>. >> reporter: and he is living through the achievements of his fellow bulldogs. >> this is not just for me, it's for collins as well, graduating, becoming officers, this is for him now too. >> reporter: again, this is the bus stop where that stabbing happened this past weekend. the suspect in custody, the investigation under way. coming up on news4 at 6:00, hear from collins, an exclusive nbc interview as his father discusses what he thinks about bowie state university and also the university of maryland after what happened here to his son. reporting live in college park, i'm tracee wilkins, news4. >>> and of course i continue to track the gloomy weather across our region with showers out there too. temperatures are mild, but they're really quite cool for this time of year. look at the cloud cover. 10 degrees cooler than average. but we're still close to 70 in some areas. showers continuing

richard collins iii was commissioned second lieutenant in the u.s. army and two days later, he was murdered on the campus of the university of maryland in college park. in what police say may have been a hate crime. >> it was a very exciting moment, it was a major achievement. his father is prior service retired, so it was a generation al success. so richard was extremely proud do this for his family. >> reporter: he would have graduated on funeral for a young man with so much promise. he wanted to serve his country. he was assigned to the military intelligence division. his assignment would have been in south korea. >> we'll miss him, we'll miss him terribly. but he has left a mark on this institution and we'll continue to honor him, continue to prayer f pray for his family and continue to try to move through this. >> reporter: his parents are too heart broken to speak on camera. this pastor spoke to news4 about how this has devastated the family. >> the family is in shock. we can't believe that this is happening. all our hearts are broken. we're ju

. >> reporter: the father of richard collins iii is still processing the brutal murder of his son on the university of maryland campus. >> i'm so focused on taking care of my son right at this moment. i really haven't had the time is to even begin to try to process the actual events. >> reporter: collins had just been commissioned second lieutenant thursday and was set to graduate from bowie state university this tuesday. he was waiting for an uber with friends when police say this man stabbed him to death. his father says he can't think about whether this was a hat i'm in no place to feel very many emotions beyond sadness and just a deep sense of personal loss. >> reporter: the dad told nbc news that his son was vibrant and competitive and enjoyed sports. >> he's just are going to be the life of the party wherever he goes, you know. he was easy to get along with. could make friends no matter what group it was. >> reporter: he said their beliefs are getting their through the tragic time. >> that is all that is holding my wife and i and my daughter and the rest of our family up. our f

richard collins iii killed days before graduating. an army officer as well. brad bell shows us how he was remembered. >> let us pause for a moment of silence. brad: this sees graduates but the one who wasn't here whose empty chair was graped with a -- draped with an empty gown on everyone's mind. >> all of maryland mourns the loss of the exceptional young man. brad: richard collins iii lost his life in an attack police called unprovoked on them campus of the university of maryland. today at the crime scene, memorial candles still flicker. maryland student sean urbanski under arrest and the case is being investigated as a hate crime. >> he was filled with hope. wisdom and joy every day. >> you never see the guy frown. he was full of life. >> the first degree presented, handed to the still grieving and the grateful father of lieutenant collins. >> i hereby confer on richard collins degree, batch already of arts. brad: a bitter-sweet moment here at the university of maryland campus. you can see that his father accepted that degree. he did smile. he waved to the