katz: thank you. [applause] we will open the floor to questions. mr. wiener: if you have questions about specific slides, let us know. we can bring it back up. hold on, we need a microphone. his life,the end of he wrote "the mysterious stranger." literary critics have a backend d that because they see a revelation of his vision of how dark the world had become, almost to the point of nihilism. i was wondering, do you think his really did express true, utter pessimism about life toward the end of his life? she asked a question about "the mysterious stranger, a late novel that he wrote that was not publish in his lifetime. it is a very, very dark story living inoup of boys a small village who encounter the title character who turns out to be the devil incarnate. is about the duality of man's nature, the dark and the like. but mostly about the dark. mr. katz: his life really took a 1890's.the going through bankruptcy and having to work back from that, losing his daughter, suzy. ill, libby was always very

charlie: the next one is out cap -- alex katz. not only did they influence each other and the world, but they influence figurative artist. fray while it seemed as if the figurative artist was dead. unless you are abstract, you are not in the action. he did not go along with that. completelygs are flat, no perspective. a very simple background which is like a light blue. he is interested in depiction. he's not interested in conveying a message. he wants you to get the beauty of the painting. he influenced warhol, particularly with jacqueline kennedy, did repeated images as alex katz bid. -- did. katz influenced warhol. charlie: what about music and writing? do you see reductionism there? eric: yes. in schoenberg, who really revolutionized music, made music atonal, simplified it a great um,, that actually is not, from a perceptive point of view, as attractive as abstract art. that form of music has not caught on, but certainly, people simple if i music in a variety of ways to make it more attractive -- simplify music in a variety of

katz... uh, this is my friend vincent delpino. he's a college student with a great interest in egyptology. mr. delpino... it's good to see you taking an interest in academic matters. so nice to meet a future colleague. an honor. a delight. you know, for a dead guy, he's surprisingly fragrant. they used aromatic herbs to embalm the body. i bet you're just dying to touch it. oh, yeah. i'm nuts to do it. go on, feel free. through the bandages. oh, g-great. i was hoping to really feel the skull. isn't that something? oh, yeah. nice eye sockets. they didn't remove the eyeballs. of course, over time they've decayed quite a bit. have been very informative. we've learned that it's a male, probably in his late teens to early 20s. see the wisdom teeth? oh, yes. quite lovely. we also have a fairly good idea of how he died. look at this skull. notice anything? there's a hole in it. good. now what could that mean? well... h a rock-- no, with an ancient hammer. i can picture him coming out of work after a long day at the pyramid, about to meet

. >> for mara and ed katz, blood is thicker than politics. >> what will thanksgiving dinner be like? >> it was my husband's thanksgiving -- holiday. >> after november 8th, they'll have plenty of other things to debate. >> we'll agree as an -- a ? [beeping] take on any galaxy with a car that could stop for you. simulation complete. the new nissan rogue. rogue one: a star wars story. >>> and finally tonight, some presidential answers from a woman who has all three of nick watt is asking "what's up"? >> i want to know if donald trump will win the election. here in heavily hispanic east l.a., some are seeking super natural help. >> what's this? the woman has the power. so that's hillary? immigrants has some worried and they are going to seek help. sylvia says her clients are also obsessing about the election. >> translator: she's saying they want to do rituals and certain things like that. the major problem is they don't know where to go. >> reporter: and aroun corner, trump pinatas are outselling clintons. he's in prison garb and cuffs. >> she has bad news for you. that someone is going

katz. them playing good basketball regardless of the score. >> the whole team score, ball is moving, we love seeing each other score, it's better watching the whole team score than just one person. always better that way. >> tcu has got some talented guys athletic guys, and you know, they're probably, no knock on northern arizona, they oar better conference and they to come in here on friday, we got to be ready. >> speaking of scoring, kevin love first performance against portland, 34 points in the basket in the opening quarter, eight, three-pointers, will chamberlain. ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? >> finally tonight if you are looking past our chilly temperatures and ahead to next summer, we can't blame you, we have good news for you. >> gearing up for next season, passes start at 45 dollars and going up to 90. >> the passes officially [ cheers and applause ] ?? >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy

. >> commissioner katz. >> i just want to echo my congratulations both to director forb squz lynne and all in the port family. we are lucky elaine stepped jup guide us in the next phase of activy along the waterfronts and watched elaine thrive and grow and step in to fill big shoes in a interim basis and rise to the challenge and have seen how well you worked with the staff, the public, the commissioners, all those other involved with the port and very pleased to see you step into this position and appreciate the mayor's selection and just want to wish you all the best in your endeavors as you guide the port and certainly express the thanks of the commissioners on your willingness to help be there for us and work with us. thank you very much. congratulations. and thanks to angela too for all she has done. >> elaine, congratulation. i guess the outcome is worth giving up my summer for. i think that we are very fortunate that you stepped into the role and we did not miss a beat. port just kept go{really appreciate all the staff that gave elaine the support she needed to do the role and w

. >> for mara and ed katz, blood is thicker than politics. >> what will thanksgiving dinner be like? >> it was my husband's thanksgiving -- holiday. >> after november 8th, they'll have plenty of other things to debate. >> we'll agree as an -- a compromise. >> and coming up, telling you ? [beeping] take on any galaxy with a car that could stop for you. simulation complete. the new nissan rogue. rogue one: a star wars story. paul babeu is abusive. physical and sexual abuse at a boarding school. woman: a school that used to be run by pinal county sheriff paul babeu. disturbing. man: babeu's school was unlicensed, abusive, and dangerous. woman: paul babeu exposed in a damning home video. man: congressional candidate not only ran a boarding school rife with abuse, he supported the abusive practices paul babeu is unfit to represent us. house majority pac is responsible putting a wife to work is a very dangerous thing. when i come home and dinner's not ready i go through the roof. grab 'em by the p****". when you're a star, they let you do it. by donald trump. i'll go backstage before a sho

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he influenced warhol, who did repeated images as katz did.ie: what about other aspects of art like music and writing, d.c. reductionism there? give me an example. eric: for example, a composer simplifies -- simplified music great deal, and that was not merely from a perceptive point of view. that form of music has not caught on, but certainly people simplify music in a variety of ways to make it more attractive. charlie: you have said that art has made you a more sensitive human being. eric: absolutely, it enriches your life a great deal. you see people, you see scenes he would not formally experience, and it allows you to get more insight into yourself. i don't know whether you finalists -- find this, the shallowest idea, one can get pleasure out of this. we look at an abstract painting that allows you to put your own ideas into it, i think it is very satisfying. the people who enjoy abstract art, i think they do it because it encourages the creative processes. chris riegel and government were a trio of the emmys artist -- artists. the probl

. >> for mara and ed katz, blood is thicker than politics. >> what will thanksgiving dinner be like? holiday. >> after november 8th, they'll have plenty of other things to debate. >> we'll agree as an -- a ? [beeping] take on any galaxy with a car that could stop for you. simulation complete. the new nissan rogue. rogue one: a star wars story. i alone can fix it! bomb the [bleep] out of 'em. i'd like to punch him in the face. i like people that weren't captured, okay? he's a mexican! she ate like a pig... i moved on her like a [bleep] i did not say that... i love war. yes, including with nukes. blood coming out of her... they're rapists... wrong. there has to be some form of punishment. such a nasty woman. i wanna be unpredictable. ...on 5th avenue and shoot somebody... she's a slob... member! and you can tell them to go [bleep] themselves! priorities usa action is responsible i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. donald trump: i could stand in the middle of 5th avenue and shoot somebody and i wouldn't lose any voters, okay? and you can tell them to go f--- themselves! you

. >> up next, harry katz speaks about "mark twain's america," and mark twain's influence on american. it is about 50 minutes. >> a little microphone adjustment. understandable. really happy to be here today because this is a culmination of about three years of wonderful work

ed a salvo katz hope he'll stick to that. we're going find out. in a few weeks. democrats are reeling from last weeks defeat and scratching their heads over it. >> merissa: before they can recover they have to figure out >> craig: we can help them? >> merissa: how about a mon monumenttear. roll the clip. >> it's time now for trail tales. ? ? >>>the conflicted divided north from south, young from evenlied caught the democratic establishment by surprise. >> i will my party. that is done in effect. flos way i won't be. ? ? >>>the establishment's plans to march unchallenged in washington hit turbulence before it started. >> i remember particularly a trip to bosnia where the welcoming ceremony had to be moved inside because of sniper >> the war press had cameras. >> i just said some things that weren't in keeping with what i knew to be the case. >> general clinton stumbled in bosnia and lost the great war of 2008. coming out of retirement rustier than they thought. >> we struggled to piece together resourss for mortgages for houses. for chelsey's education. it was not

. >> for mara and ed katz, blood is thicker than politics. >> what will thanksgiving dinner be like?> it was my husband's thanksgiving -- >> i thought that was my holiday. >> after november 8th, they'll have plenty of other things to debate. >> we'll agree as an -- a compromise. >> and coming up, telling you who will be president. simulation initiated. ♪ [beeping] take on any galaxy with a car that could stop for you. simulation complete. the new nissan rogue. rogue one: a star wars story. in theaters december 16th. at a neighborhoods a restaurafavorite - a place for a good, family meal. she juggled customers, cooks, waitresses - and never complained. my dad was a police officer walking his beat. i learned from both what it means to be honest, to work hard, and love family. big banks, wall street, special interests - that's who pat toomey's with. in the senate, i'll work for you and your family. i'm katie mcginty, and i approve this message. this is an individual who mocked a disabled reporter... i don't know what i said, ahh... who attributed a reporter's questions to her menstrual

david katz is with me, ceo of global skurlt. now, we know from that press conference that it was done on purpose. a vehicle was deliberately on purpose driven into a crowd of students. he got out with a butcher's knife and slashed and attacked those students and he has a somali background. what is required for authorities to use the word "terror." >> they just need to have some, and it doesn't have to be a lot, some motive. if he said something, if he shouted, if he speaks to somebody. i know you mentioned they did an interview with a publication where he talked about self identifying as a muslim, we know he fits the demographic of islamic terrorists and he's a muslim male 18 to 40. we don't know what precipitated the act. >> you can't go out and say this is an act of terror until you know the motivation. >> i would say that it's clearly an act of terror. is it an accident of radical islamic terror. that's the more question. >> why the dancing around? the extreme reluctance to going around that subject. >> the city of columbus h

((mike katz/ministerial care pastor calvary chapel las vegas: "there are families that would go and make a typical thanksgiving meal at home and they still do that but alot of them will still do that tomorrow because thanksgiving blest fest has because theire new tradition their new family tradition." )) ((mauricio marin)) it all means so much for folks like myra. ((myra keeney/getting pampered for thanksgiving: "it's such a blessing because they don't have to do this. it's really a blessing that they're doing this." )) ((mauricio marin)) >> calvary chapel wanted to make sure they got everyone out to the event that needeh to pick up folks from all around town./// ((mauricio marin)) >>>another thanksgiving..an other day full of football ((denise valdez)) >>while you were passing the potatoes..the pros were throwing touchdowns we are thankful for turkey and pigskin >> and redskins taking on the cowboys in another classic..we have the highlights plus the reno-vegas cannon rivalry is under 48 hours away..we have a fun preview next in sports ((chris maathuis)) (jon tritsch) stuffing...you don

filter while driving, were more and more accidents from georgia to louisiana to texas all allege l katz -- >> the only purpose is for folks and teens and kids to record themselves, show off how fast they're going. >> reporter: tonight the families of victims are not commenting on the video. i'm kim khazei, 7 news. >> jadiann: coming up on 7 news, a casino controversy. a woman hits $42 million jackpot on the slot machine. why is she having trouble getting taken for a ride. >> >> jadiann: a pipeline explosion in alabama. >> ryan: wicked good halloween costume. halloween costume. how oneat's kelly ayotte costin? you're paying more for prescription medicines. kelly ayotte blocked lower cost generic drugs. you're paying high interest rates on college loans. ayotte voted against letting you refinance at lower rates. and you're paying higher bank fees while ayotte voted for special breaks to wall street executives. kelly ayotte. she's siding with corporate special interests and that's costing you. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. we guarantee to make switching easier. we'll show up

he just wants you to get the idea of the painting. >> rose: katz was influenced by warhol?nced warhol. >> rose: what about music and writing? do you see reductionism there? >> yes. >> rose: give me an example of that. shermburg who revolutionized music, made music a total, sort of simplified it -- atonal and simplified it a great deal, it is not from a perceptive point of view as attractive as abstract art, so that form of music has not caught on, but certainly people simplify music in a variety of ways in order to make it more attractive for a person. >> rose: you have said that art, and you explained it in this conversation, has made you a more sensitive human being. >> oh, absolutely. enriches your life a great deal. first of all, you see people, you see scenes that you would not normally experience. and also allows you to get a more insight into yourself, what you respond to, what moves you. and i don't know whether you find this, my guess is you do, i get the shallowest idea that's original i get pleasure out of it. when you look at a painting, particularly abstrarkts

we don't know if they are duply katz. we don't know much about it and how it could affect potentially affect the election. >> no. woor guessing. we're making educated guesses. we won't know until the middle of the week when new polling comes in. here's the best guess along with insight from dr. larry >> well, you know, when this first broke on friday my guess was that it would cost hillary clinton a point or two. everything i've seen so far confirms that. of course, a point or two makes a different in closely contested battleground states. we're looking particularly at places like arizona and florida and maybe north carolina. a few other places, ohio, iowa. these things can matter. the question i have is a, happen. will we hear from the fbi director further in one direction or another? and also, does this last? we've seen a strange fe nam nonduring this campaign. one candidate, either trump or clinton, takes a big u hit. they go down for a while, usually days. then they pop right back up. will that happen again? or is thi

commissioner katz. >> thank you for the presentation. if you can take the comments made by the public under advisement for when it comes back. >> commissioner brandon. >> thank you for the presentation and look forward coming back. >> i have a question, anyone here from weta? can you come to the mic, i have a question for you? what is weta's position or interested in construction management? >> we are perfectly comfortable with the port taking the lead and support it 100 percent. we believe the mou provides the flexibility at the time of construction we could flip the partnership and we could take the lead. sometimes there - just doing that and depend on funding, expertise, we purnlly feel the port has the expertise to do and confidence of the ports capability so have no reservation about the port being the lead. at the same time if in the future it makes more sense for us to take the lead we are hpy to take that on. >> [inaudible] >> i don't know what-we haven't taken the item to our board. we won't do it until january. we have taken in

and leslie katz and reverend c. brown.leal and thank you for being here today. and now to acknowledge the former presidents of the board as i mentioned senator finestein is a former president of the board as well as barbara cofman is joining us here today. tom amiano. kevin selly. matt gonzales. >> and angela pier. sorry. okay, i get one mistake. sorry. i get one mistake, okay? sorry angela. >> it is all good. >> okay. with that, did i miss anybody? oh, yes. quinn, and thank you for being here. thank you for being here. our current commissioner and the newly sworn in commissioner and former board president. who aaron? he is, and aaron peskin welcome back. thank you all so much for being here and we are also joined by the former clerk gloria young, thank you so much. before we get started i would like to take a moment of silence to acknowledge the folks who have worked through this chamber, who are no longer with us today. something that we agree on is that people love coming to san francisco, settlers and immigrants began

. >> gee, i wish sam katz were here, really, out of all of us, has had the most experience in these kindssituations where there's a state authority or the state tries to turn a city around. i don't see that the mayor and the council have cards to play in this case. i think that this is gonna have to take some time. it's gonna have to play itself out. and right now, atlantic city is too broken. we've said in the previous segment about people wanting to blow it up and start over again. >> same here? >> i think you're almost at that point. >> i think the pennsylvania model, though, could work. if you look at what happened during the rendell years when philadelphia was in trouble, the state did a bailout, created a board -- the pica board that ie city's finances, put in place rules that the city had to present a balanced budget and a five-year plan that had to be approved by the board, but still left local autonomy, the mayor, and city council having the power to run the city. i think, by and large, that's worked pretty well in pennsylvania. >> by the way, i when i said sam, i should have men

. >> and documentarian sam katz. >> good morning. >> president-elect trump.p until the day of the election, everybody was saying it couldn't happen, but it did happen. but i want to talk about why it happened, to a certain extent. as you dig into the numbers, he had lower turnout than romney, than mccain. 110,000 votes between wisconsin, michigan, and pennsylvania could have tipped it back a different way. and in some of those key states that we were being told were the key battlegrounds -- like pennsylvania -- 1 percentage point separated them. 2% more the other way for her, she'd be president. so, the question was, did he surprise us and do something more? or did she underperform and not do what she needed to do? what -- how should we look at this? >> you know, i look at the polling that came out, and then i look at the way trump's last two weeks, in time and schedule, were spent. and it seems to me that he had better information. >> mm. >> i think his poll sampling was more precise. it was not dependent on 2012. the fact that he showed up in wisconsin and

she does physical, with all the football stars-- rosey grier and dick butkus and bob lilly and alana katz. and they do it-- they do a number, called "the line lament." >> yeah. >> and it sounds pretty good, considering they're-- ya know, they're singing through scar tissue. i think it's a marvelous-- [ laughter ] >> yeah. that's not a-- how did ya get-- you'd never worked with elizabeth taylor before, and she reminded you that she was on your radio show, some 30 years ago. is that a true story? >> who did? >> elizabeth taylor. >> it was in the paper. >> yeah. that's true! >> it was in the paper, today. >> that's true! >> you s-- you said-- say-- >> 'bout-'bout-bout "national velvet" time. >> yeah. >> that's true. we were both child stars. [ laughter ] >> i'll give up before you will. [ laughter ] >> stared at me, longer than jack benny. la didn't he stare 'em out? wasn't he beautiful? >> oh, freddy's doing a thi-- that-- we gotta-- >> outstanding clip. >> we do! i didn't know that. >> what-what'd ya do? >> somebody said we have an actual film clip-- >> they didn't bring film clips over he

church pastor says it's becomes a tradition for many volunteers to give back in a big way. (( mike katz/ministerial care pastor calvary chapel las would go and make a typical thanksgiving meal at home and they still do that but alot of them will still do that tomorrow because thanksgiving blest fest has because theire new tradition their new family traditoin." )) >> more than 2-thousand people attended the event. calvary chapel used chartered buses to pick up folks from all around town to make sure they got the help they needed./// ((christianne klein)) >>> as thanksgiving day starts to wind down... holiday started. an estimated 137 million americans are expected to shop between today and sunday. >> in nevada... 1-point-3 million are expected to head out and get the best deals for black friday. on cyber monday... about 1-point-8 nevadans will be shopping online. >> for those who think black friday is dead... consider this: after two years of not participating, apple is bringing back it's black friday sale. the company is keeping the sales if you just can't wait until tomorrow to start y

. >> they brut in bob katz and bulldozers and went to work. >> within days the baptists gave them a newfamilies who lost homes. >> it was a mess out here. they cleaned it up. they cleaned it up and fixed it up and got us into our home. they have done that for the whole neighborhood. >> they have asked fema for a home loan. they got no response for three weeks then they were rejected. all of a sudden we hear hammering and she looks back and grabs my shoulder i look up they are already on the roof before they said yes. they were on a roof, the roof with tarps. >> we have people come from florida, alabama,>> without asking. strangers boarded up broken windows. >> they came up and started chopping all of these woods. >> we had people driving through. >> it was faith daysed fema that brought relief. >> people i don't know walked up and gave us money. it was taken care of. >> it is what happens every day in communities where there is an event or tragedy. >> neighbors helping neighbors. we need the barn raised who will show up and make it happen. >> spontaneous. it is way better. >> no one org

commissioner katz. >> thank you for the presentation. if you can take the comments made by the public under advisement for when it comes back. >> commissioner brandon. >> thank you for the presentation and look forward coming back. >> i have a question, anyone here from weta? can you come to the mic, i have a question for you? what is weta's position or interested in construction management? >> we are perfectly comfortable with the port taking the lead and support it 100 percent. we believe the mou provides the flexibility at the time of construction we could flip the partnership and we could take the lead. sometimes there - just doing that and depend on funding, expertise, we purnlly feel the port has the expertise to do and confidence of the ports capability so have no reservation about the port being the lead. at the same time if in the future it makes more sense for us to take the lead we are hpy to take that on. >> [inaudible] >> i don't know what-we haven't taken the item to our board. we won't do it until january. we have taken in

. >> speaking of what katz like, it's not water right. well don't tell that to this mountain lion spotted swimming with a bud necessity a lake in northern california bay plan out boating with his son. quick thinking dad pulled out his cell phone to document this excited about snow. look at him. this is loci a young camel dog. this was in mesa county, colorado. that's in the mountains just west of denver. it was the first big snow of the season for the grand junction area and may very well be lock he's first snow ever. >> do you imagine what he's thinking of. >> to see what's trending get updates go to coming your way news channel 8 at 5:00 with jen and keith starts right now. >>> an inmate gets away in a county vehicle. he's back behind bars but was it too easy for him to escape. >> a ship full of sick passengers pulls into tampa bay what the cruise company believes caused the outbreak. >>> plus your personal driving pocketing the profits. >> thank you for joining us we want to get to some drake breaking news. a pinellas county deputy is

theresa katz is the co-ownerer of golden corner inn. >> we started getting called to look at the stars. >> reporter: for most of the time humans have wandered the earth, the night sky has mystified us. only in the last few decades have we done so much to obscure the heavens. here they have taken back the night. >> it's great for the ranchers, for the community, for the economics, for the chamber of commerce, but for me, for children to still have some connection to the sky, that's the best part. >>> harry smith joins me now. could it possibly be as clear as it looks in that video. >> absolutely. when you're standing there with the naked eye and right on the edge of a bowling alley. you just go off the edge, it's so close, it feels like you can touch it. ray farmers, the predictably amazing ray farmer, he took those photographs. >> it looks to me there's out of town to look at the stars. >> this is a really cool thing. a local military veteran invented this. if you have a flag up all night long, he has to be lit. this is similar powered, and the light goes down. if you light a flag, it

. >> for mara and ed katz, blood is thicker than politics. >> what will thanksgiving dinner be like? >> it was my husband's >> after november 8th, they'll have plenty of other things to debate. >> we'll agree as an -- a compromise. >> and coming up, telling you simulation initiated. ? [beeping] take on any galaxy with a car that could stop for you. simulation complete. the new nissan rogue. rogue one: a star wars story.

then two weeks later, i was served by the firm of snick and snicken and katz. joe is staying here. joe is not leaving. joe? joe, come back! - what? what? i'm right here. i just dropped my pencil. what's up? - well, i thought we agreed to get married in november? i just wanna know what changed your mind? - you know what? i had a real breakthrough when i was talking to dr. grayson. - brian's therapist. - you talked about us to brian's therapist? - you know, it just sorta happened. dr. grayson helped me realize that when you, you know, strong-armed me into moving up the date, that i was feeling a little trapped. - strong-armed? trapped? - look, maybe those aren't the best words. - well hun, if you feel trapped, - you talked to casey about us? - at least she's family. not some idiot with a degree on the wall. - hey, dr. grayson went to harvard. he was on the lampoon. - you're trying to weasel out of this wedding, aren't you? - you know, i think i resent that. wait a minute, okay, i'll own it. yeah, i resent that. - you're trying to say you don't trust me. - well, why should i? p? you c

safra katz, general mattis, ted cruz, mitt romney. what americans should see from president-elect trump is somebody that by deed and action from the moment he was declared winner, he was on a mission to bring everybody together. that, to me ssh, is what people should be celebrating. people should be encouraged by what they see. >> we'll talk about trump's possible conflicts of interest with our panel of experts after a short break. gabe's obviously really sick. and there's a lot that he isn't able to do, and make-a-wish stepped in. we had to climb up the mountain to get the injured hiker. he fell from, like, a rock. he's been the one that has been rescued so many times. he said to me, "today, i got to be the hero." (avo) the subaru share the love event has helped grant the wishes of over twelve hundred kids so far. get a new subaru, and we'll donate two hundred and fifty dollars more to help those in need. ♪put a little love in your heart.♪ i've got a nice long life ahead. big plans. so when i found out medicare doesn't pay all my med

theresa katz is co-owner of the inn. >> we started to get people to i had two women from michigan come in to look at the stars. >> for most of the time the humans have wandered the earth the night sky has mystified us. only in the last few decades have we done so much to obscure the heavens. here they have taken back the night. >> it's great for the ranchers, great for the community. it's great for the economics. great for the chamber of commerce. but for me, for children, to still have some connection to the sky, that's the best part. >> and harry smith joins me now. could it possibly be as clear the milky way as it longs in the video? >> absolutely. when you're standing there with the naked eye, by the way we're on the edge of the local bowling alley which has a massive parking lot. you go off the edge, everything is there. it's so close it feels like you can touch it. ray farmer, the predictably famous ray farmer he took those pictures. at nbc news. there are ancillary benefits to this. you have people coming in from out of town to look at the stars. >> this is a cool thing. a local

theresa katz is the co-ownerer of golden corner inn. >> we started getting called to look at the stars. >> reporter: for most of the time humans have wandered the earth, the night sky has mystified us. only in the last few decades have we done so much to obscure the heavens. here they have taken back the night. >> it's great for the ranchers, for the community, for the economics, for the chamber of commerce, but for me, for children to still have some connection to the sky, that's stars. >> this is a really cool thing. a local military veteran invented this. if you have a flag up all night long, he has to be lit. this is similar powered, and the light goes down. if you light a flag, it usually goes up. and the light that goes up, wasting a lot of money. >> lessons to be learned. harry >> always a pleasure. >>> ruth gruber was a pioneering reporter for most of her life. she may be remembered best as the savior of thousands the jews. president grant temporarily granted asylum. gruber was assigned to fly to italy, to comfort the german-infested waters. the passengers called her mother rut

. >> reporter: wellesley professor erica katz has studied this issue for years and says the impact a pretrial incarceration is particularly tough on women. >> most of the women in prison are very poor. tremendous anxiety about their children their apartment, if they're evict dhed lose everything. >> reporter: megan perry was struggling with addiction in maine when she was arrested for selling heroin. sent to jail to await trial. >> just such a powerful thing to be in trail. through maine retrial services perry released she gave birth to her daughter in a hospital, and was provided drug treatment through the program. >> it helped me have hope. >> reporter: when she moved back to massachusetts, and started working with women in recovery, that's when she realized they didn't have access to the same services outside ofja any pretrial options here i was astounded. >> reporter: she says under their bill, pretrial services would be offered to low risk offenders through the department of probation. >> if you're a taxpayer in massachusetts you're spending $100 million that you don't need to s

katz said no one would believe the mail came from elon musk. >> menlo park is get a new high school despite opposition, the school will be built near chrysler in an industrial area close to highway 101 and 84. the officials hope to break down on the technology and design focus campus by the end of the year, and opponents say it will increase traffic congestion in an area where traffic is already bad. >> an update with jessica castro. >> i want to show you this in our live desk images from chicago where they are getting reay for the parade. crews were dying the chicago river blue. the dye was added 10 minutes ago. the parade will start at ok-- 10:00 a.m. the rally is held at grant park this morning and fans have been lining up the parade will move through michigan avenue. to give an idea of how many they expect when the blackhawks won the stanley cup two million people showed up at the parade and rally and they spent more people for the cubs. it will be a big day. >> there is a story here, recents sparking controversy with a sexually inappropriate comment and why the university said there is

matt katz, thank you. he said it's not true, would have remembered it. not why he's laughing. i appreciate your analysis and continue to follow your reporting. @wnyc. >>> lots of tweets. we're being overwhelme overwhelmed @smerconish. what kind of example are you settling? here's the kind of example. i'm 54. when i turned 18, i registered to vote in the spring of 1980 and never missed an election, not one, not dogcatcher, not president, not ever. so you can question me on for whom i vote, but i have never missed my opportunity to exercise the franchise. go talk to the 50 million who didn't even get out and cast a ballot. frankly, it's more than that. it's half the country. as with bush/gore in 2000, the candidate who won the popular vote is not our next president thanks to the electoral college and positions to get electorals to switch vote or dump the system all together. you're about to meet one of the electors. >>> and neuroscientist sam wong promised to eat a bug if donald trump won more than 240 electoral votes so viewers have been sending in helpful recipes. let's take a