watch janis on the right. >> the lob. so quick.he greek freak leapt over a flabber casted 6'6" defender while catching the ball and stuffing it through the hoop. >> janis. >> the unpronounceable has become the unstoppable. >> how many steps does it take-up to gtak take-up to got down the court? >> six. >> from the foul line. >> one. maybe none. i can just jump from the foul line i think. >> you are watching highlights that have gone viral on six continents. already, a two-time all-star, he is listed in the program as a forward. but plays every position from point guard to center. and leads the bucks in points. rebounds. and assists. this one surprised even skrchlt janis. >> the pass through my legs. i was like, wow, wow did that. >> had you didn't before? >> no. >> just came to you? >> just came. >> pretty good pass. >> really good pass. >> but it is his size and coordination that in tim date. he has a wing span of 7'3 ygs. >> i heard a lot bought your hands. >> his hands which are a foot long. are thought to be the largest in the

so you could have reunion without reconciliation, and that is essentially what janie argues. but in some ways janie and other historians, barbara gannon, who i mentioned earlier as one, ythe's argument. they claim that white northerners, many of them at least, did not capitulate to the lost cause memory. that in other words, union veterans and many white northerners always believed that their cause had been the righteous one, their cause had been the triumphant one, and slavery had been central to the war, and that the distraction of -- the destruction of slavery had been vital to keeping the country together. so white northerners had not turned their backs on african-americans in the emancipationist memory according to janie. she also says that reconciliation efforts between north and south were often superficial. that if you look closely enough, and she does this brilliantly, if you look closely enough at speeches and joint reunions, battlefield dedications, monument dedications, public events, you can see lingering under the surface in many instances, sectional animosity.

consequently as kerry janie has argued, white southern men and women realize they could deploy genderin the interest of memorializing the confederacy, so let me pose a question to you. how might women have used gender or gender roles or expectations to further the cause of confederate memorialization? think about it for a minute, particularly in this context of reconstruction. how could gender be important? let me give you questions to think about. were women seen as political actors in the mid-19 century? they are not. they can't vote. they can hold office. , womenlarly in the south are not supposed to take on a public role, right, speaking behind a podium, therefore these ladies memorial associations could carry on their activities without being construed as being treasonous. these are not political actions that they are taking because they are not political actors, right? so they are not a threat to u.s. authority, not seen as treasonous. the 1890's, an organization entitled the united daughters of the confederacy became some of the primary caretakers of confederate memory, and her

linzie janis leading us off. linzie, thank you. >>> we're going to move on tonight, and to new drama unfolding in the president and his personal attorney's legal battle now to protect what was seized by the fbi. and tonight, stormy daniels responding to what the president said recently on air force one. she went on national tv today, asked about the president, saying he did not know about any payment to silence her. and daniels and her attorney then released this sketch of the man who she says threatened her and her baby to keep silent about trm ddonald trump. they are now offering a $100,000 reward. abc's kyra phillips on the story again tonight for us. >> reporter: tonight, as michael cohen fights to protect much of what was seized by the fbi, what he can't stop is stormy daniels. who today went on "the view." >> i'm tired of being threatened and intimidating me and trying to say that you'll ruin my life and take my, you know, all my money and my house and whatever, i'm sorry, i'm done. i'm done being bullied.

david. >> linzie janis on this story tonight. thank you linzie. >>> we're learning more about the deaths of two sheriff deputies in florida. shot while on duty and killed as they ate lunch in a restaurant. victor oquendo on the scene for us tonight. >> reporter: tonight, our first look inside the restaurant where two florida deputies were gunned down. cups and napkins still on the table, two bullet holes in the window, blood stains too graphic to show. >> both deputies were on duty they were in uniform. those two heroes walked in there to have a meal together and they were ambushed. >> reporter: investigators say they still don't know why the shooter entered the ace china restaurant and opened fire. identified as 59-year-old john highnote. police say they found him dead inside his car from a self-inflicted gun shot wound. investigators say the shooter parked around the corner, walked up to this restaurant went inside and opened fire. authorities today at his home searching for a motive. the windows boarded up, the garage door app

>> linzie janis tonight, thank you. >>> to the developing headline from washington at this hour. former fbi deputy director andrew mccabe facing possible legal jeopardy tonight. the justice department's inspector general, who wrote that report that lead to his being fired, we have learned has now referred the case to a federal prosecutor. that prosecutor will now decide if mccabe will face criminal charges, and here's abc's chief justice correspondent pierre thomas. >> reporter: the former second in command at the fbi now facing a possible criminal investigation by the very agents he once led. abc news learning that the justice department's inspector general has referred the case of former deputy director andrew mccabe to the u.s. attorney's office in d.c. for possible criminal prosecution. mccabe first came to national attention after president trump fired his boss, james comey, and mccabe vowed to go forward with the russia probe. >> sir, we consider it to be a highly significant investigation. the fbi will continue to pursue this investigation vigorously. >> reporter: he was t

her next role, she'll be rock 'n' roll icon janis joplin in the biopic "janis." >> one of the biggestawards was when dierks bentley went to kiss his wife. unforgettable, right? not quite. ♪ ♪ >> we loved seeing you embarrass your wife with women amen. >> it was awesome, wasn't it? my wife told me, she's like, i don't remember it pip was so nervous, i blacked out. she's such an introvert. she said she froze and doesn't remember it happening. >> dierks wrote the song for his wife of 1 years, case si. the decision to surprise her was spur of the moment. >> i was on a trip. i had to build up some points. >> she was the inspiration behind his 2016 song, black, her maiden name. she appeared in the video. ♪ make my world go black >> in june, the 14-time grammy nominee releases his 14th album. >> your wife and your kids and your family aon the hole, did they inspire other songs on your album. ? >> the man that i am today. the amount of character building that comes from being a father is crazy. kids make you a man. that's for sure. been a boy. i've been a man. i've been on both sides. ky do o

here's abc's linzie janis. >> everybody breathe, relax! newly released video shows a flight attendant urging calm amid chaos on southwest flight 1380. >> everybody breathe! >> reporter: passengers terrified after the left engine exploded at 30,000 feet. then the unbelievable. albuquerque bank executive jennifer riordan, a mother of two, returning from a business trip, was partially sucked out of the plane. abc news learning today she was wearing her seat belt at the time. >> these two wonderful men managed to get her back inside the plane and we made her down and started cpr. i think i can probably tell you that there was significant trauma to the body. significant head trauma. facial trauma. >> reporter: one of those men who tried to save her sharing his story for the first time today. >> i'm trained for emergency situations. and that's just exactly what it was. >> reporter: surrounded by his family members, firefighter andrew needum detailed the moments when he went from passenger to what many are calling a hero. >> i'm no different than

janis macy frayer, nbc news, japan. >>> many just want to relax over spring break. people in puerto rico are hoping to get back to work. the hurricane ravaged island is desperately trying to jump start its tourism industry and gabe gutierrez reports, it looks like its working. >> reporter: just months ago this didn't seem possible. puerto rico's economic engine sputtering to life after hurricane maria. >> i think now more than ever we have to contribute to their economy because they need the tourism. >> reporter: these couples from baltimore soaking in the sun after refusing to scrap their vacation plans but some of their friends did. >> i think it's our responsibility to look out for those people and this is part of the united states. >> reporter: outside the capital city, several mountain communities are still desperate for power, supplies and attention. those from damaged resorts will be closed for months, more than 85% of the islands hotels are back up and running. an industry critical for the long-term recovery here. >> they're very happy that the island is ope

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here's abc's linzie janis. >> the number one engine failure -- >> reporter: it's a nightmare scenario for airline passengers. playing out in realtime. 30,000 feet in the air. oxygen masks dropping from the ceiling. everyone terrified. a hole in the plane. a woman nearly sucked out. >> some of the crew couldn't hold back their horror. some were crying as they looked out through the open window onto the engine. >> there is a hole in the side of the aircraft also. >> reporter: southwest airlines flight 1380, carrying 144 passengers and five crew, left new york's laguardia at 10:43 a.m. this morning headed for dallas. at 11:04, it hit a cruising altitude of 32,000 feet. but minutes later, the left engine failed and one minute later, the plane had plunged nearly 20,000 feet. >> the engine exploded. and a sharp part of engine shattered the glass over the exit row. there was momentary chaos. >> reporter: radar shows the track as the plane is diverted to philadelphia. air traffic control knows an emergency is inbound. the pilot calmly relaying the almost unbelievable details. >> we've got inj

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janis joplin and leonard cohen cohabitated together in their room. bob dylan wrote "blonde on blonde" in this room, one of his most beloved albums. >> ♪ i'm waiting for my man ♪ 1884, theopening in chelsea hotel became a refuge for writers, artists, musicians, and eccentrics. it was a place where gat work was created, where people fell in love. it was even a place where lives were lost. lsas for the che hotel lies empty. the owners say it is being redeveloped. iperhaps when it reopenwill have new stories to tl. jane: earlier this week, president trump said plans are going forward to meet with north koan leader kim jong-un in may or early june. it is hoped the discussions will lead to the end of t nuclear weapons program. that is a far cry from where things stood three months ago, when a false alert sent the liresidents of hawaii scra. many thought a missile was coming, and prepared for t worst. we went to hear their stories and the lingering memories of that day. >> i read the emergency alert that said "missile is headed our e y, attack is imminent."

janis joplin and great novels of the 20th century sentry.er in their room. bob dylan wrote blonde on blonde in this room and not one of his most beloved albums. # i am waiting for my man... opening in 1884, the chelsea hotel became a refuge for writers, artists, musicians and eccentrics. it was a place where great work was created and people fell in love. was even a place where lives were lost. all these people have been icons for me asi these people have been icons for me as i was growing up, as i was growing older and even today, before idie. growing older and even today, before i die. as to the chelsea hotel now, it lies in the. the owners say it is being redeveloped. perhaps when it reopens it will have new stories to tell. and before we go, let's have a look at these pictures from myanmar where a water first of all —— festival has begun. five days of the water fights and street vegetables. thailand also celebrates the same festival. and you can get in touch with me and most of the team on twitter. i'm @bbcmikeembley. well, thursday was

>> and linzie janis with us live tonight from philadelphia. and linzie, we were all trying to remember the last time there was a deadly incident involving a domestic plane. i remember being on the scene in buffalo, new york, that was the last deadly incident in 2009? >> reporter: that's right, david. nearly ten years ago. and tonight, ntsb investigators are going to be taking apart that engine and looking at the plane's maintenance records to try to figure out how this happened. southwest says it is devastated and expressed its deepe esest sympathies to the family of the woman who lost her life. >> linzie, thank you. >>> we're going to move on tonight, and to new drama unfolding with the president and his personal attorney's legal battle. and tonight, stormy daniels responding to what the president said recently on fa lly on air . she was asked about the president saying he did not know about any payment to silence her. and daniels and her attorney then released this sketch of the man who she says threatened her and her baby, to keep silent ab

piece of art once considered obscene and is reclining nude by the italian artist are they a mood to jani is it a world record for its pre-sale estimate or an auction salty's auction house expects it to sell for one hundred fifty million dollars in new york next month for maybe a fetch even more. that's all from us here in berlin coming up the top of the hour c.n.n. . learned german with. any time any place. whether with jo-jo and her friends. i need to study to do a lot of mischief expect to see some sort of city join the cause of war with friends all over the world. online and interactive. german to go. learn german for three brits d.w. . is the victim of a war she doesn't even understand she lost her right leg during an ass strike and. the memories still haunt the ten year old to this day with the aid of a prosthetic leg and lots of practice. to walk again. the family has since moved to gaza in southeast turkey near the syrian border. daily life with a person is difficult but doesn't give up. on was. one of. the for. days tossed very early. and they are exhausting. if i would like to v

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model jani it set a world record for a three sale estimate an auction auction house inspects it to sell for one hundred fifty million dollars in new york. and it might fetch even more and that's your news from berlin we'll have more news coming up at the top of the hour after a short break we've got the bundesliga with kabul falling elliot's don't go. out of the germans came together in one nation from shanghai manya to chancellor also from bismarck. the history of the germans has been shaped by great rulers and nice well formed ways to bring my royal college of fashion to protect christendom and spread to the truth. i wish to put a good bit of the enemy into i was. fine. and steered by courageous decisions we must see. the germans starting may thirteenth on d w. coffin time kicked off much take thirty two on friday with a three one victory over hanover but the most exciting abundance legal action was right here at the shops. in freiburg on saturday which witnessed one of the most intense relegation battles of the campaign. cologne travelled to the southern city hoping for a miracle cou

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since mid march.we spoke with his mom today on the phone regarding yesterdays discovery sotsuper: janiscalzo, missing man's mother "we thought the worst it seemed likely given the area where david's truck was found and where these remains were found it's relatively close it's not directly in the same area"while the coroner in sacramento county has yet to identify the remains as of monday afternoon - kempkers mom janis descalzo says she was informed by a detective with concord police that his initial inclination was that the body found was "not" that of kempker.sot"he did indicate that he did not believe at this point that the remains found in isleton belong to david"but without anything official confirmation one way or another - descalzo is stuck in limbo...sot"if it ended up to be him at least it would be closer it's not the ending i want but at least i'd know" (grant) that was eric rucker reporting. (vicki)california lawmakers are proposing a dramatic change in how police officers can use deadly force.this comes just weeks after the fatal police shooting of stephon clark -- the 22 yea

janis mackey frayer reports from beijing. >> reporter: president trump appears to be easing fears of a full-blown trade war with china. on twitter he rote and he and jinping will always be friends and that china will remove trade barriers because it is, quote, the right thing to do. this is the pattern with the president. he'll call out china on trade and then talk up his personal warmth with president xi. but china is not backing down. vowing a very strong counter attack if trump makes good on another $100 billion in tariffs. china could next target the service trade where the u.s. has a big surplus. china said that negotiations now are impossible and the editorials are beginning to ramp up nationalist rhetoric, painting the u.s. as a public enemy of free trade. on tuesday, president xi will make a speech at a global forum for business leaders and his first public address since the trade threats started and it is ub likely he's going to mention president trump by name. janis mackey frayer. >>> one of the costliest part of your commute happens when you are not behind the wheel. anybo

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jani janine from fox news. west virginia, you can sit there and talk about tax reform and how good this has been for people. and not a single iota of news was made about tax reform today in west virginia, except for us saying that it was at a tax reform thing that he said the rest of this. >> let me press you. if it's such a good issue for him, why does he arely on lies about immigration? >> his entire campaign is predicated on the things he said about mexican immigrants in trump tower, it really is. he had his campaign launch june 16th, 2016, made those comment about mexico, was doing nothing for about two weeks, until univision spoke up and said, with you know, we're not going to partner with you on miss universe anymore because of what you said. and it became this huge culture fight. all of a sudden he had cameras on him all the time. he had this big rally in arizona and all these people started paying attention to him. and he built up this core base of anti-immigrant republicans that was enough to carry him

called jani would love to know more about the country because she said it's so different from hers weent there for her and chose one of the most popular tourist destinations in the country right in the south west corner well as one of the most beautiful alaska's parts of the country is why. cornwall is england's wild west where gorse blaze is yellow between the green countryside and the blue sea. all of cornwall's coast is hike up all. the south west coast path comprises just over one thousand kilometers of that coastline it's one of europe's most beautiful trails with breathtaking scenery. in cornwall it seems like in chanted castles rise up from the sea maybe none as famous as france's most damage shen but for that reason not nearly as busy. here every fork in the road offers an opportunity to encounter witnesses to long ago history burial mounds stone circles and standing stones. the roots in cornwall are narrow and winding so it's important to drive carefully and always be courteous to your fellow driver for everyone's safety. wherever you see a black and white flag flying alongsi

. >> jimmy: she plays janis -- >> mm-hmm. >> jimmy: in the play.ust fantastic. i love it. it's fantastic. we did a thing earlier today i thought was really fun. i hope you had fun doing it. >> i did have fun. >> jimmy: we went to the august wilson theater. >> mm-hmm. >> jimmy: where your play is and we told super fans that just make a message for -- for tina fey. and she didn't know that tina was right around the corner listening and watching. we're going to show you what happened after the break. guys, more with tina fey. come on back. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ oh -- you're bad enough to me ♪ ♪ bad enough that we ♪ always have something to get over ♪ ♪ oh -- but when the night is deep ♪ ♪ you find me in the streets ♪ asking me - to come over ♪ i've got a crew ofay? 15 counting on me. i start my shift with mini-wheats. one bowl, i'm good. 10 layers of wheat built to fill me up. is your breakfast built for big days? poallergies?reather. stuffy nose? can't sleep? take that. a breathe right nasal strip instantly opens your nose up to 38% more than

the first is overreported produced for the south african revenue service tom jani the head of sars as it's known unleashed this bombshell report publicly in august twenty fifteen it contained he claimed damning evidence that an elite crime fighting unit within sars was operating unlawfully for almost eight months prior to the us a national newspaper the sunday times had been running almost weekly about a rogue unit operating from within the service. the detail hundred fifty seven page report took thirty people a year to produce at a cost of twenty three million rand. it appeared to validate the drug unit stories and implicated senior officials in unlawful activities such as spying on the national prosecuting authority and misleading the public protector and state security agency about its existence. one of those the center of the allegations was you one from luxembourg he took over the unit in two thousand and eight it was set up in two thousand and seven to tackle organized crime syndicates spoke exclusively to people in power the last time i counted i think it was something like eig

here's linzie janis. >> reporter: tonight, with the manhunt for suspected cop killer john williams intensifying, news of a possible motive. williams on the run since wednesday, suspected of killing corporal eugene cole and stealing his cruiser. caught minutes later on surveillance video allegedly robbing this convenience store. sources say corporal cole may have been targeted after he was involved in the arrest of williams' girlfriend last weekend on drug charges. the fbi releasing these images showing the 29-year-old's extensive body tattoos. >> if john williams is listening to me, i would like to address him directly. we will do anything to resolve this situation peacefully. >> reporter: some residents in this rural community are arming themselves in case they come in contact with the dangerous fugitive. >> he's probably got more to worry about from us than we have from him. >> reporter: the funeral for corporal cole is next week. >>> and the medevac chopper going down in the woods. here's david kerley, on the often risky emergency missions. >> reporter: tonight, investigators are in this woo

quality issues and will take all concerns into account wealth legal commentator horace cooper and jani need to go and activists for best thoughts on the issue. there have yet to be any any coverage that suggests that there's anything wrong with this person's skill or talent or capabilities the only thing anyone has been looking at or race or skin color and that's shameful we're talking about things where there is their issues around sensitivities that will be missed by people who are not part of certain communities that is balderdash that is completely. unfounded assertion we cannot look at this one woman's gender or her race and have any clue as to whether or not she possesses the appropriate cultural or experience will sensitivity the point is that there are very few outside of the taser very very small you have you have people who have people in our community have it's not have to happen for these arenas where they are where there are very few opportunities for those young people to be able to even be a to even have the courage to study in these arenas because they know that they're

remit of defense applecart get bored by the bar doctrine will be happy to do away with the commandment jani get up i would again the member of the army chief of staff wants that amendment abolished g.-o. has taken a contrary and therefore politically contentious view then there is the corruption trial of no was the defendant is a former prime minister who the supreme court permanently banned from politics this past week and whose visibility has been much higher on geo than on other news channels recently new york times. wrote an article and they claimed that jew is supporting the archery so there are. some powerful people in pakistan are not happy with the jury and that's why i don't i personally don't support. but even if jew is supporting them it is not a legal excuse to shut down a t.v. channel do you have a giving space to very diverse voices. there have been people who very passionately against the corruption of me and of our sheriff and his family. and their people who have been speaking in a very objective manner to describe this entire trial the case mr khamenei clar the simian are.

it was a hangout for celebrities and artists, including andy warhol, bob dylan and janis joplin. the hotel's doors are going up for sale, each one a memento of a new york that no longer exists. the bbc‘s tim allman has more. # i remember you well in the chelsea hotel... famous, infamous. an iconic location on the streets of manhattan. the chelsea hotel has so many stories to tell. many of them were told behind these doors. they're not all that much to look at now. tattered, worn out, the paint‘s peeling off. but the history was made in the rooms they opened onto. we have the door to edie sedgwick‘s room where anti—war film chelsea girls. thomas wolfe wrote the enormously popular novel look lomeward angel, one of the great novels of the 20th century. janisjoplin and leonard cohen cohabited together in their room. bob dylan wrote blonde on blonde in this room, one of his most beloved albums. # i am waiting for my man... opening in 1884, the chelsea hotel became a refuge for writers, artists, musicians and eccentrics. it was a place where great work was created, where people fell in

here's linzie janis. >> reporter: this photo of suspected cop killer john williams, his head forcibly raised, taken within moments of his capture by law enforcement officers in maine. >> he would not raise his head to the camera, so we simply raised his head so we can take a picture and get it back to confirm his identity. >> reporter: authorities escorting an emaciated looking williams out of the woods where he was hiding, now revealing they had been tracking him for days. >> throughout the week, we found tracks that appeared to be fresh. >> reporter: more than 200 officers from 28 agencies searched rugged, wooded terrain on foot, and in the air. a seven-man team eventually discovering williams near a campsite saturday afternoon, just four and a half miles from where corporal eugene cole's body was found. police say williams killed corporal cole early wednesday, just days after the deputy was involved in arresting williams' girlfriend on drug charges. tonight corporal cole's family and an entire community relieved. >> it was amazing how people were driving by my house beeping their h