joan was a grandmother and library volunteer. there was no sign of robbery or burglary or assault at the scene. >> we talk about victimology and people that have relationships outside the home and travel and, you know, go to scary places at night and different things like that. this lady lived in tiburon and did not live tiburon very often. she volunteered at the library. she was in her 70s. she had a close circle of friends. it is a very odd case. >> reporter: sergeants greg garrett and ryan pierson worked the case together for years. >> i think there's 170 something reports in this case. >> reporter: the dragnet for any information, any scrap go a suspect or possible motive was cast wide. >> we got data from the cell towers from the town of tiburon to see any cellular phone used on that day within the radius of that cell tower or any car going across the golden gate bridge that day. >> reporter: they chased leads across texas, indiana and new york and even guatemala where joan's husband was raised. >> there's no victim to get u

but we love joan. i've been to joan's house. >> joan is loyal. okay?ve seen joan -- >> said he's been to your house. >> yes, he has. >> oh,. >> in a house coat. >> in your robe? >> in my pajamas. >> tell you how joan got those stars on her shirt. >> i don't want to know. >> that guy still talking about the 64 phillies, and the clams. he's worn a blue shirt since 1964. what's weird, it is the same shirt. >> ya. >> so double-header yesterday? >> oh,. >> time to pick another one? >> all right, this is the good day philadelphia numbers. we will pick five of these. >> i'll do this one. >> okay. >> we're all going to play these numbers, again, i know it is sill, because then it will diffuse all of the wings, because there are so many us playing. sixty-five. >> so it is 58-eight-65. two more numbers, then the powerball. >> okay. >> okay? going brainless, you know when you're in the store, and you have the option every picking the name brand one or just the generic, right. >> yes. >> how ditching the logo can help you save money and new website. website out th

i know we've had joan walsh at the ready. is she ready to go?n, you were there at the end of joy reid's broadcast not 20 minutes ago. you are with the nation. joan, you said that you can blame president trump for this kind of activity. explain that. >> i do blame president trump, alex. i think that he unlocked something in our country's culture. it's been there, it's been there for a long time. but you were not seeing these outpourings of people openly calling themselves neo nazis, white supremacists gathering under the confederate flag. the flag was a fringe element. and now they're bringing it back. you weren't seeing people chanting "white lives matter." the president ran on a platform of division. he came out and first said that he was going to -- he was going to crack down on undocumented mexicans who were rapists and criminals. he called out peaceful muslims and said we needed a muslim ban. he attacked black lives matter and said that they were threatening the police. he divided us one from another, and it was not a dog whistle, it was a f

: it was september 22nd, 2009, when 75 year old joan was found dead in her front yard in tiburon. >>d a small yard with a lockable gate around the yard itself. she was discovered by her house cleaner in the morning hours. it's a very unusual crime. >> reporter: sergeant ryan peterson was on the scene that day. >> i don't know if that street has ever seen so many police cars and evidence vans. >> reporter: only the 4th homicide in tiburon's history, joan's death was baffling to everyone. she was a grandmother and library volunteer. there was no sign of robbery or burglary at the scene. >> people who have relationships outside the home and travel and go to scary places at night. this lady lived in tiburon and did not leave tiburon often. she volunteered at the library. she was in her 70s. he had a close circle of friends. it's an odd case. >> reporter: the sergeants worked the case together for yes. >> there's 170 reports on this case. >> reporter: the dragnet for any information was cast wide. >> pulling data from the cell towers of the town of tiburon to see any cellular phone that h

. >> one of billy's biggest fans when he was starting out was joan rivers. >> exactly.>> joan would go to the producers at letterman or jimmy kimmel and say, you have to have this guy on, and they would say, who is he? joan was first. >> the 38-year-old hot commodity also stars on "difficult people," hulu's series about aspiring comedians. >> this has been bottling up in me a long time, and i have a lot to say and sing about how i feel. >> they are destined to be rich and famous, but they go about it in the wrong ways. >> i spoke to billy at the iconic "tavern on the green" in central park. and get ready. he'll be in the upcoming season of "american horror story: cult." >> i get to be dramatic and it's sexual and all these things that i'm not sure if people are prepared to see from me, but i had a great time, having a great time, and we'll get back to "billy on the street." >> no! >> i was, like, all jacked up. >> a lot of cups of kv. >>> we'll be right back with why jessica biel might be a little next on kron-4 news at eight: north korea lays out its plans to attack am

joan and josh will stick with us.antime, those preparations are under way for more than eight million people in the path of hurricane harvey. coming up, the mayor of houston talks about evacuations and emergency plans under way right now. >>> and take a look at this from a texas sheriff's office. a hurricane harvey gator warning. this freaked me out. it reads, expect them to be displaced. simply looking for higher ground. leave alone until water recedes. i mean, come on. they need to tell you not to mess with the gators. stay with msnbc. all day long and throughout the weekend. ♪ hey, i'm the internet! i know a bunch of people who would love that. the internet loves what you're doing... ...so build a better website in under an hour with... ...gocentral from godaddy. the internet is waiting. start for free today at godaddy. it's just a burst pipe, i co(laugh) it. no. with claim rateguard your rates won't go up just because of a claim. i totally could've - no! switching to allstate is worth it. there are the wildcats 't

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joan wahg give us a snapshot of the united states. >> the first year of the decade that brought on this secession crisis and led to the civil war. 1850 was the year that california came into the union. 1850 was also the year that a compromise was forged it was the last great compromise they didn't know it then. but we mow it now that -- saved the union and it was a compromise forged by north and south that involved a number of major changes to the way territories would come in to united states that voings passage of a new and strengthening fugitive slave act and compromises neither side north or south profree labor or slave labor was happy about. but it did preserve the union for the tay to decade to come. specifics included the introducing the idea of organizing territory that came into the united states from america can war under doctrine of popular sovereignty and that meant people of this or that territory when they were ready to come into the union they could decide for themselves if they would be a free or a slave state. the first state that would come in, first territory that wou

at ucla and studied under joan wahl. many of us are familiar with joan. joan has spoken here on a number of occasions, and of course she is the author of a superb biography of ulysses s. grant. under joan fiona completed her dissertation which became a book. that book is "thomas nas, the father of modern political cartoon cartoons," published in 2013. it is my pleasure to welcome fiona. [ applause ] >> i want to thank peter for inviting me and ashley for the help she provided as i prepared to come and spend this hour with you. i'm here to talk about thomas nast, and what i'm going to do i think is to introduce him to you broadly at first and then talk a little more specifically about what the civil war did for thomas nast. i think that it refined him in ways which were essential to his success later in life. so we'll begin with an introduction and then move into three things that i think the war really did for him. at lunch time i had a conversation with an attendee who observed that he found that this year's civil war institute was focused in an interest

the poster of joan of arc. so we know they were inspired by these posters in their work. this shows you a picture on our far right here, this, you can't see her face, but this is grace banker sitting next to tootsy, well, her name was esther, but everybody called her tootsie and then on the far left, bertha hunt and i was able to find the diaries of two of these three women and this is at a battle. there were two major offensives that the united states led in world war i, here and near verdand at the end of the war. after this engagement, which the women -- this had been going on for a while because the women actually were often fairly close to the front that the concussions from the guns would share their switchboards so their windows would be rattling and in paris at one point, the windows went out from the concussion of a bomb and some men came in, soldiers came in to take the women out and said, you've got to evacuate now, and they said, we will leave when the last one of you does. so, similarly, these women were at st. miguel and that was a very short battle. at the

i'm going to go to richard first to get joan seethed.he south has a history. a particular kind of history. home of thomas jefferson, the place where the rally last night happened was around a statue of thomas jefferson who founded the university. we haven't confronted the history of the civil war, the south? >> well, the vast majority of the people in the south do not support this kind of thing. do not support racism or neofascism at all. this is a very small minority of people in the south and we've got some of them up in the north too. it's not a north/south issue. president trump needs to send in forces, military. that's what president eisenhower would have done to deal with this situation, and get these facists off the streets. they're throwing bottles at the cops and at the clergy. this cannot be tolerated in the united states. the neofacists need to be fired in the white house. sebastian gorka and steve bannon, the rest of them. we cannot tolerate neofacism in the united states. i as a republican have to live with the fact that my

joan. >> jenni, have you been harassed by any folks on social media as a result of this? >> a few.ust block them and move on. >> smart. >> i don't have the time to deal with them which i'm really surprised that she did not do the same with me. that's fine. 99% of the response has been really positive and people saying very nice things. >> why do you regret it? >> when i look back at it, it's not the kind of thing that i would normally do. it was snarky. it isn't something that i would normally think would be helpful in the grand scheme of things even though she did put out that statement. it's hard to convince me that someone could change their entire outlook on life in 24 hours. who knows. maybe it did have some impact. i guess a little more skeptical than that. >> i think skepticism is always warranted. let me read a little more from the statement and get your response. she also wrote, quote, i know you're mad, but deep down you're really nice and so am i. sep sending me passive aggressive instagram comments isn't going to make life better. watch the new game of thrones. it's fab

joan, that's a conservative cite writhing. she uses the term connection which is different from collusion. if we take a step back because there's a desensitizing or some people call it normalizing. if you found out a couple months ago or during the campaign before americans made up their mind that in the middle of the republican primary there was help being sought from the kremlin to make money for donald trump. how would that affect thing sns. >> i don't know how it would have affected things? people put up with quite a lot. his voters loved him sometimes because of his wheeling and dealing. it's beyond that. that's a very light word. i think a lot of mainstream republicans would have made a lot with it. sometimes we read the washington post and new york times post thinking he's pursuing trump tower to become president. maybe it was a bit of both. this is a really deep set of revelations. >> john, joan uses the word inext inextricable. it's hard to say and hard to uninbetween something that's inextricably linked. it should re

joan walsh, kirsten hagland, i hope you both come back on "the beat". >> thank you. >> also some newsoday on immigration and what president trump says his administration is doing. we have a fact check. later, from fire and fury to de-nuke the world, why so many messages on one policy? ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ so find a venus smooth that contours to curves, the smoother the skin, the more comfortable you are in it. flexes for comfort, and has a disposable made for you. skin smoothing venus razors. rethink your allergy pills. flonase sensimist allergy relief helps block 6 key inflammatory substances with a gentle mist. most allergy pills only block one. and 6 is greater than one. flonase sensimist. ♪ so you miss the big city? i don't miss much... definitely not the traffic. excuse me, doctor... the genomic data came in. thank you. you can do that kind of analysis? yeah, watson. i can quickly analyze millions of clinical and scientific reports to help you tailor treatment options for the patient's genomic profile. you can do that? even way out here? yes. even way out here. >>> we are not just going to sh

in fact, you know, this was the classic idea that there would be an occasional woman like joan of arc, and of course she is only employed to sell war bonds in the case of the american army. but the marines and navy had a different attitude. in march of 1917, a bit more than 100 years ago, the secretary of the navy whose wife was a suffragist, fyi, said, you know, we built the new navy to respond to what was happening in world war i, they didn't have enough soldiers so he asked his counsel, can we bring women on. he was told there's nothing in the legislation that says you can't, so that he immediately recruited and used women, inducted 11,000 women in both the marines -- the poster for the marines, of course, but also for the united states navy. they paid them the menace m as doing the same job. even though the press started calling them something else, he said, they are yeoman and that's their rank. he insisted quite correctly on calling them yeoman. by the way, the british right on the same month began recruiting women as well. the british had been at war for three years by this poi

melissa rivers is writing a book about her mother joan. to hold any of the salacious thing back. she put all her energy into being funny instead of worrying about who would be offended. joan rivers is an icon and i think we can all agree her face belongs on the mount rushmore of comedy. we just have to decide which era face. topic number 4. this next story is for the people of oklahoma. so if you will excuse me, i'm going to speak a little slower. don't go writing me more hate mail. all right. the cop came out of the car to find a goat on the hood of the cruiser. the neighbor got it off. then it jumped right back on so the cop shot it. can you manage? the goat was pulled away without incident. but the video is still being watched by over 2 million people. do you realize how many people 2 million is? take the number of people who enjoy the emoji movie and add 2 million. finally spike lee announced he will attend a rally in support of colin kaepernick outside of nfl headquarters later this month. kaepernick is still a free agent. a crappy qu

barcelona defeated chapecoense 5—0 in the joan gamper trophy at camp nou on monday, but it wasn't reallyhe match was a chance to honour the brazilian side after a devastating plane crash last november that killed 19 players and 2a club officials when they were on their way to face colombian‘s atletico nacional in the final of the copa sudamericana. on an emotional night for the visitors, chapecoense were captained by alan ruschel while nieto and jakson folman the only other two surviving players kicked off the match. and when it got going it didn't take the hosts long to assert their superiority with lionel messi getting his name on the scoresheet, albeit with a bit of luck as he grabbed the third and his strike partner luis suarez slotted a fourth from a tough angle as 65,000 people witness the catalans helping rebuild a brazilian club hit by tragedy. former barcelona player neymar‘s world record transfer may have happened last week but people are still talking. the brazilian moved from the catalan club to paris st germain for a world record fee of more than $250 million. now the genera

with us tonight to talk about this, our friend joan wine banks and msnbc contributor. why does intent matter, and how does it apply to don jr. here? >> intent is one of the elements of a crime. and so the prosecutor will have to prove. if we read just the e-mails all by themselves there's enough to show intent. the letter makes clear that it is russian government that wants to help him, they have information that will hurt hillary clinton, there are russian government documents, that a russian government lawyer is coming to deliver them. and thatmation it very clear that he intended to receive something from a foreign national, when he went ahead with it. he said that would be great especially later in the summer. he was plotting exactly when it should be released. and i think that shows one, that he knew it was a foreign national, and two, that he had the intents to receive such information and i think that's a clear-cut case, and that it is something that has to be fully investigated. the same is true for manafort and kushner. they saw the same information and went t

host: joan, go back, where did by bannon?e comments caller: i wasn't -- it wasn't a was a by bannon, it comment made about bannon on t.v. what -- remember host: okay. caller: -- what program it was, my mind and i think of trump and bannon as trump joel gray in caberet, going on for what is behind the scenes, which was the fascism, rise of fascism. host: talk about steve bannon's influence. bannon has been quoted saying, not that he wants but blowup e party, the political establishments of both parties, he has been -- reporter of the daily beat said bannon described lennonist, he wanted to blowup the system, that may be what the caller is referring to. that is accurate representation of what bannon thought he was doing in 2013, to give him credit, he's pretty much achieved that. he blew up the republican helping trump y win the republican nomination, not a single republican in washington wanted that to happen and the party resisted and resisted until the very last moment. and i think by virtue of the fact trump defeated hillar

. >> a woman by the name of joan collins, don't think it is that joan collins, were me a letter. >> okayt says hi, mike. you and alex make my day. i don't to facebook, twitter just text me if you like this she did leave her number. ps i know alex like teddy pendergrass my favorite. i love him, yes. >> she gave the alphabet. >> from a to z thinks how she describes mike, ready. do you want me to go through all of them. >> a couple. >> a, ambiguous. >> ambiguous. >> well, yes. >> hard to figure out. you are a complicated man. >> yes, j joker. m master. >> wow. hello. >> p precise. q, questions she has questions but. r, real, s, super, you, understanding. v earnings verbal. w workers. y and z sell us. she left out x because she wants me to fill it in. >> x. >> she could not think of an x word. >> go that the easy,. >> x rated. >> through go. >> you're welcome. >> do you question. i think some of the things that make it more enjoyable you question the stories, and you bring up question that the viewer wants to know. >> that is my role, i try to question. my daughter jessica and her husband wa

. >> 24-year-old clinton resident and an tone joan williams of the brook jane drive and again this is in triple homicide of three juvenile females. they're not sharing more information on the swretion. they want to make sure the community made arrest. >> although they're not sharing information we don't know the relationship with the person today as the girls it's the address where these murders occurred. 6400 block of brook a 24-year-old man has been arrested in this case. >> and we do expect another update tomorrow morning near 11 a.m. prince george county police had a press conference and they'll share more details on that. 11 a.m. in prince george county at the police head quarers. >> should have read the story. >> we'll have the latest on our web site fox ooh i'm proceed question lo logan. he klis of the heart crews. your final five tonight. the president offers support to spain after yesterday's attacks. heather higher's mother says she cannot forgive the president. another white house commission is folding in protest. steve bannon is out and lasted 21 times longer than anthony

with me are steve hawkes, deputy political editor at the sun and the broadcaster and author dame joanpages. the daily express marks prince philip's last solo public engagement before retiring from royal duties. the daily telegraph opens with claims that the government had ignored the warnings by british—registered airlines about the airport queues. the metro also leads with the duke of edinburgh's retirement from public duties. the sun reports on the team of scientists that have, for the first time, successfully freed embryos of a piece of faulty dna. the guardian also leads with this genetic treatment that may potentially prevent up to 10,000 inherited diseases. so, let's begin. the times leads with plans to government ways in england to reduce car pollution. so, let's have a look. let's start with, where else but prince philip. 96 years old. look. let's start with, where else but prince philip. 96 years oldm was bound to be the point story wasn't it the many papers. it is very touching really because here is a deal old man of 96 standing in the array on his day of retirement he is s

gerardo ortiz, joan sebastian otros famosos a quienes nunca sles comprobÓ nada pr tambiÉn estuvieronra nÚmero de personas que se va ment paÍs por voluntad propia, mÁs de 57 mil se han ido en los primeros meses de gobierno de trump, es el caso de una enfermera . marÍa dice que la vida no es fÁcil pero hay que continuar, desmayo enfrenta orden de deportaciÓn y ahora se va del paÍs una semana antes. >>> es enfermera de pacientes con cÁncer en un hospital de cliffoalifornia dice serÁ difÍc trabajar en mÉxico porque ya tiene 46 aÑos, asÍ como ella miles que estÁn optando por dejar el paÍs antes de ser arrestados y deportados. en total 57 mil personas de febrero a julio han decidido abandonar el paÍs, 30, 9 por eso mÁs comparado a aÑo pasado, marÍa y si esposo cruzaron la frontera hace 23 aÑos, luchÓ hasta obtener su tÍtulo como enfermera, la autoridad no solo se basan en el miedo, segÚn jeff sessions, seguridad fronteriza e mrin graciÓn se han implementado nuevos jueces en el paÍs para acelerar deportaciones. >>> el prÓximo martes llevÁndose consigo a su hijo menor. lo mÁs difÍcil para ma

keith joan is following the latest from outside the home, keith. >> a neighbor said it smelled like a dead body inside this home. instead authorities found marijuana on all four floors. more than 3,000 square feet, more than 100 marijuana plants one by one in bags removed by police who scoured every room, one for seedlings and another for shipping. it surprised neighbors. >> little kids didn't want to come look because they were afraid it was something terrible. i knew wasn't fire. i wasn't sure what was going on. >> when neighbors found it it was pot. >> you know, unless people are doing harm to other people -- and i know there's a drug problem but in the scale of drugs marijuana i wouldn't see as a terribly dangerous drug. >> police disagree. they say extension cords are all over the house. >> one spark could take the whole block down. these homes are so close. >> the scene sparked conversation. >> i think marijuana should be decriminal sized and it should be taxed and sent to the philadelphia schools. >> the owner was not home. police know who he is. he is facing drug charges and r

liam, joan, thank you. poppy? >> let's bring in our panel, cnn terrorism analyst paul cruickshank, phillip mudd and david sanger. paul, we were covering the terrorist attack in 2015, you were there. that was a big cell. this is strikingly similar in that it seems like a pretty big cell with what may have been a bomb making factory. >> we're hearing extraordinary details that this cell could have been as large as 12 individuals. that puts it on the scale of the paris attacks. there may well have been a bomb factory. there was a huge house explosion near barcelona the night before. they're doing the forensics there. according to spanish media, according to other information, that could have been a bomb factory which brings up the scenario that they might have been trying to build explosive devices. there was some kind of mishap in the assembly and then they moved to plan b a vehicle attack or they're planning all these things at once. multiple attacks both in barcelona and also last night after the south of barcelon

la compra joan carles sale mÁs caro de lo previsto a una mujer, precisamente por confiar en la personaehÍculo a un precio asequible o barato, pero despuÉs de casi dos semanas aÚn no recibe el auto que necesita. flavio lacayo tiene las dos versiones de esta historia, asÍ como los consejos de una experta, adelante. te escuchamos. flavio: hablamos precisamente con una representante del burÓ para mejores negocios que nos da algunas recomendaciones. marÍa entregÓ 2200 $ y aÚn sigue en espera de que llegue su vehÍculo. desde el 23 de julio que se hizo el trato no me entregan la camioneta ni tampoco mi dinero. flavio: noticias univisiÓn 14 se contactÓ con el emprendedor y eso fue lo que dijo. >> yo saco el carro, pago todo, ella quiere que le regrese todo completamente, dedicÓ que le voy a descontar los 800. flavio: una de las opciones es de llevar el caso sin necesidad de abocados a la corte de pequeÑos reclamos segÚn explicÓ una experta que nos da otros consejos. >> no recomendamos que para que nada por adelantado, porque no sabemos si esa persona de verdad es una persona que va a confiar y

he got out and saw 70-year-old joan murphy leaning on the side rail and struggling to breathe. she collapses and trooper paul started cpr. within a few seconds, murphy started to bleet and she started talking. >> feels good, it wasn't until though, that it kicked in, it was a normal day of work and i am glad it's a great turnout. >> we say thank you for your service. >> trooper paul called a ambulance and mrs. murphy was taken to the hospital to be treated and she is doing okay. >> 5:34 a.m., a team of engineering students at temple university gearing up for the solar eclipse. putting the final touches on a high attitude balloon that they will release into the atmosphere during the eclipse. they will travel to russellville, kentucky, because that town lies in the path of the totality. the ploon will -- balloon will e live streaming. chester police department posted a picture of their snazzy eye wear on facebook, if you don't have the proper glasses, a welders mask can be used to view the eclipse. you can watch the eclipse as it makes its way across the country 1:00 p.m. to 3:00

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parker-joan stabbed in the head at a bus the 60-year-old man charged with the stabbing was found not guilty this week. following the stabbing, then-mayor vincent gray signed a bill that allows transgender people to change their first certificates to reflect their gender. their: a d.c. family says iphone blew up on their bed. there baby was next to it. jonathan: a cautionary tale for everyone, telling what happened to them. tom roussey is live in southeast with this story. tom? tom: there have been reports in the news before about phones but reportswing up, of iphones blowing up have been relatively rare, but that is exactly what this couple says happened in the apartment behind me. >> all i heard was a boom. tom: there was a mark on the bed and burn marks on their arms and legs, thanks to when this iphone 6 plus suddenly blew up. it h three-month-old daughter were lying near the phone, which they say was not charging and had not been used for a while. >> we were just talking and something went pow. i said, ah! i looked and the phone was on fire. >> there was smoke everywhere. it was

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we sat down with marries owe's former, secretary, joan i who vehemently disagrees calling for the statue to be removed. >> the thing that upset me is, you know, i knew he wasn't a racist. i knew he cared about everybody. the people that he didn't care about were criminals. they were the guys he was after. and the people that bothered him the most were italian americans and criminals because that reflected on his heritage. >> reporter: we're back live here, we are told by the business community of south philadelphia, the italian market, that they continue to set representatives up here each night, to watch over the statue, and they are also joined by philadelphia police. i'm told it is much of the same scenario, outside of the mural there in the 900 block of south ninth street. much more coming up on the cw at 10 and cbs-3 at 11:00. reporting live outside municipal services building joe holden, cbs-3 eyewitness news. >> joe, thanks very much. >> also tonight a store clerk is recovering after he was violently attacked inside of a center city 7-eleven. it happened just after 6:00 this morni

pages with the deputy political editor at the sun, steve hawkes, and the broadcaster and author dame joanwell. that's all ahead on bbc news. now on bbc news it's time for sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday with me will perry. the headlines this evening. the world record transfer fee is about to be blown out the water as neymarjets out of barcelona for psg. the gloves are on. siobahn chamberlain steps into the firing line for england's euro 2017 semifinal. great britain's athletics team have arrived in to st pancras fresh from their french holding camp ahead of the world championships. and after more golden success this summer, we'll speak to one of britain's heroes in the pool. i'm adam peaty, beaten world champion and world record—holder. join me later on. —— recent world champion and world record holder. —— recent world champion and world record holder. so as well as the olympic and world champion tonight, we'll be going from trondheim in norway to utrecht in the netherlands. but we start in paris with the latest on one of the most sensational football transfers in the history of

want you to joan us,-- join us. facebook live, chart that has come out for harvey. thought this can go out, strengthen, come back in. its just, dire. >> incredible >>> tonight, breaking news. historic flooding disaster. the nation's fourth largest city largely underwater as thousands in houston call for help. trying to escape the flooding being called unprecedented and catastrophic. tonight, the dramatic rescues by boat and air in houston. and beyond. including people trapped in a nursing home in rising flood waters. some of it bringing echoes of hurricane katrina. and a big question, did the mayor of houston do the right thing in not ordering an evacuation? we'll ask the governor of texas as the region braces for up to 50 inches of rain on top of widespread destruction, along the gulf from hurricane harvey. tonight, houston stretched to it's limits, now appealing to the public for boats to j t

>> joan collins is irreplaceable, right?h, is going to try, and they are in the casting process por that role. >>> let's continue the throwback thursday theme. you remember sharon stone? how could you possibly forget that, right? well, now we're going to get a look at how she got that infamous role more than 25 years ago. >> cheers. my friends call me katherine. mostly. >> sharon posted her audition tape to twitter. at the time, she was just 32 years old and got to say, her tryout was almost sexier than the finished scene. >> do you have any coke? >> there's some in the fridge. >> that's really not the same thing, now is it? >> give me coke. >> it's in the fridge. >> that's not really the same thing, now is it. say, what do you want the from me, ckatherine? well, aren't you going to say thank you? >> what's it about? >> it's about a boy who killed his parents. they made it look like an accident. >> it's the movie i'm in and watched them make and i spend half the time going like this, you know? >> that's how we all are during

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