lin dan, looking for a sixth career world title this week recovered to win in three. —— lin dan.und of 16 can pick and friday will be the quarter—finals with the medal matches over the weekend. chris froome has extended his lead in the vuelta a espana, following wednesday's fifth stage. the stage was won by alexey lutsenko from kazakstan. the astana rider sprinted clear to win by more than a0 seconds from eritrea's merhawi kudus. meanwhile, froome finished safely in the pack, and he's extended his overall lead to ten seconds from the american tejay van garderen. finally, to tennis, and zhang shuai is through to the quarter—finals of the connecticut open in new haven. the world number 29 from china beat the polish qualifier magda linette in three sets. zhang won 63, 6—7, 6—3, and will now play another qualifier, elise mertens of belgium, for a place in the last four. that is all from us for now. you can get all the latest sports news at our website. that's bbc.com/sport. but from me and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. hello there. as we head towards the bank holiday wee

, lin. we're graham windham, and we are the successor organization." you know, "we are the organization eliza started." and lin did not know that and we did not know that. so suddenly, eliza's orphanage, everybody finds out -- >> so they want would be supportive. >> yeah. >> is active and going crazy right now. >> there are different programs that have been created in this relationship from the eliza project, through broadway cares, money is given for the cast to work artistically with the kids that are being served by graham windham. and the latest technology project that they're putting in their school, they have a school since 1902 in westchesterfor 300 kids who live there. it's a k-12 school. someone from puerto rico called me and said, "hey, i'm going to see 'hamilton' -- >> i bet you got a lot of calls from puerto rico saying, "hey, i'm going to see 'hamilton'." >> he said i want to have breakfast with you. the guy happened to be the chief person for hewlett-packard, and said, we want

and then lin-manuel miranda came into my life. we made "in the heights" together, which was a joyous experience. and then "hamilton" which has absolutely been the biggest one of all. charlie: by a wide margin. jeffrey: what is so joyous about that is this notion that something comes into the world through the inspiration and artistic ingenuity of someone like lynn and creates a need where we never knew we needed it before. and it creates a want where we never knew we wanted it before. and yet it fills us with so many rich feelings. feelings of aspiration, feelings of patriotism, feelings of camaraderie, and of course, feelings of loss and of grief. some of the he gave actors, made them part of our history. jeffrey: it has been a game changer. in a, how we can educate young people, how we can inspire young people. and tommy and our creative team have created a show that looks like america today so that young youngn-americans, latinos, young mexicans, young asian-americans can look at that stage and say, i'm part of the story. charl

although malaysian leejohn wade is traditionally lin dan's major opponent there is a new man in town.ranking for most of 2017 and is the top men's single seed in glasgow. he began his bid for a first major title with a comfortable 21-14, 21-6 team first major title with a comfortable 21—14, 21—6 team when in the round of 64. translation: i'm happy to win the first competition at the beginning andi the first competition at the beginning and i think i'm adjusting to this environment well so i hope the result of the following competition is good as well. most of the top—seeded players begin their campaign on tuesday having received by buys in the first round and that will include spanish 0lympic champion who is looking for a hat—trick of world titles after su ccesses hat—trick of world titles after successes in 2013 and 2015. britain's chris froome has taken the red jersey and leads the vuelta a espana as italy's vincenzo nibali won the third stage. the four—time tour de france champion finished third on the stage with spain's david de la cruz in second. the team sky rider is aiming to b

da lin, kpix 5. >> now the attention turns to what happens tomorrow in berkeley. right wing rally was scheduled but has been canceled. >> reporter: the park is quiet here tonight, but tomorrow it will be a much different story. the mayor is expecting thousands of people to come to berkeley. >> stay away, you're not welcome in our city. >> reporter: that's the mayor's message to anyone who brings violence to his city. >> and those that wish to spout hate and commit violence, you're not welcome in berkeley. >> reporter: just two days before a right wing rally was scheduled at the civic center park, the organizer canceled the event, she says in fear that other groups would use it for a platform for hate and violence. still. >> we want to show the world tomorrow that berkeley can come together. >> reporter: city leaders and the community and the police are preparing for the worst. >> we know the groups that have a hateful message plan oncoming like they have in previous months, so we're taking every precaution. >> reporter: counterprotesters like the freedom socialist

mi lynn mi lin my lynn my lin mi lin. >>> there was a buyer of 10,000 of the september 7468 put spreadsp from the uptrend from earlier in the summer that gets you back down toward that protection level. so to me, kind of interesting trade here obviously this trader had some good profits but looking to protect over the next month or so >> where can i learn more about fancy trades like that >> "options action," that show, 5:30 p.m. eastern time on friday >> i have to tune in for that. >> meg, thank you. meg terrell. >> up next, "fin tdealra." hey gary, what'd you got here? this bad boy is a mobile trading desk so that i can take my trading platform wherever i go. you know that thinkorswim seamlessly syncs across all your devices, right? oh, so my custom studies will go with me? anywhere you want to go! the market's hot! sync your platform on any device with thinkorswim. only at td ameritrade >>> "final trade" time pete >> gld dan likes the gdx, i'm going gld. >> walmart i'm probably going to be taking it off tomorrow. sell some walmart. >> gdx, i do like it call spreads look cheap. >> who

look at lin getting on top of cars and everything. >> i love the moves right now.ear. >>> meanwhile, jennifer lawrence has something that will get you singing and drinking. but for good reason. she wants to have wine with you. >> it will be great. we'll hang out, drink wine. maybe we'll call your ex. maybe weca'll y ll mex. >> drunk dining with an oscar winner? not quite. the one of a date invitation extended on j-law's 27th birthday offered through a charity. >> you probably can't tell the difference between a review of wine and a review of one of your movies. well, that's rude, and weirdly, weirdly specific. >> since it is her favorite beverage, bring on the drinking game. >> full bodied, strongly grounded and simply sensational. i hope that's about a cabernet and not my breasts. no? it wasn't about a -- somebody called me full-bodied? it's a movie review about "joy." i guess that's nice. that's a nice way of putting it. >> majestic and intense without being loud. that's definitely not me. i would say that's a -- sauvignon [ ding ] i'm an alcoholic. >> still as c

kpix 5's da lin reports. >> reporter: she made a brief appearance in the courtroom here.side, she and her supporters are calling this case a witch hunt. they want the prosecutors to drop the charges. [ chanting ] >> reporter: a small vocal crowd rallies in support of the berkeley schoolteacher. >> drop the charges! stmefrom t fight at the state capital. yvette felarca's group, "by any means necessary," was protesting against a white nationalist group. a video shows felarca repeatedly punching a man. the man had both hands up, walking to a line of police officers for help. felarca and others dragged the man down and kicked him! prosecutors charged felarca with one count of felony assault and two misdemeanor counts of inciting and participating in a riot. felarca did not enter a plea today. her lawyers are still waiting for all the documents on the case. >> these charges are false against me. they should be dropped. >> reporter: she gave a short statement but did not answer any questions. >> i'm standing up against fascism and rise of naziism and fascism in this country is

. >> all right, da lin at civic center park. thank you. >>> patriots players founder joe gibson was in berkeley during the clashes and he found himself being chased by activists. he kept retreating down the street along with a man in shoulder pads who appeared to be his bodyguard. a short time later officers put gibson and that second man in handcuffs but police tell the chronicle this was actually a rescue. they were trying to protect from the group that was pursuing them. neither were arrested or charged. kit observed the clashes from close range. kit? >> reporter: we got here right before 10:00 before the drama went down. it seemed like both sides were having exchange peacefully, and then right around noontime, the black-clad antifa people showed up and that's when things got crazy. by our count there were only a few dozen trump supporters who showed up to face off with counterprotesters. >> i'm going to say that's what i believe in. >> reporter: the peace did not last long. >> ma'am, who has violated people's human rights? >

on grizzly peak boulevard i'm da lin, kpix5. texts led to h >>> this airline passenger is accused of preying on little children. tonight police say his big bold text led to his bay ea ararea artist as he painted a peace mural. tonight the victim's family blames the feds for his death. >> we've reported on a silicon valley school district where half the students are homeless. only on 5 tonight the district's unusual step to help struggling families. ♪ >> closed -- >> closed captioning for this newscast is sponsored by of fla -- chunks of flaming debris rained down from the residential high rise of the 86 story building in dubai, the torch tower. this video shows fire falling from the tower like confetti. amazingly everyone played it out of the building okay. now this is the second fire at the torch tower in less than three years. restoration work from the last fire was still going on when this one broke out. >>> it's been nearly two years since an east bay artist was gunned down painting a peace e mural in iloakland. wh tonight t

in oakland, i'm da lin, kpix 5. >>> we now know it was a dentist with ties to the bay area who was the one in a plane crash in sacramento county. the coroner confirmed the 71- year-old doctor had been flying the small plane when it went down yesterday. he ran a busy bay area dental practice with his son and was living in placer county. his plane crashed in a backyard in rio linda. he left from auburn municipal airport and was headed to san carlos at the time. he was the only one on board. the faa and ntsb are both investigating what might have gone wrong. the pilot was also a volunteer pilot for a group called angels flights west. the group said: s and hearing impaired kids to special needs camps. his entire a-f-w famil miss him greatly." and we're just learning that a >> female airman from c as killed in a car crash in benicia today. she was 22 years old... and had been assigned to travis air rce base. >>> and we're just learning that a female airman from concord was killed in a car crash in benicia today. she was 22 years old. she had been assigned to travis air force base. around 6:

ady fib bra later that shocks the heart back to normal. >> can it be lifesaving. >> absolutely. >> lin howard nows that ady fib bra lator and hopes more people can benefit from her risk. >> anything to keep this from happening to at least one person would be great. >>> authorities in kansas city say one man is dead after a record rainfall pummeled the region contributory negligence ergz widespread flooding. nine inches of rain fell in missouri and kansas, police responded to 300 calls of people stranded in their cars or rooftops. >>> rushing waters also swept through in oesherland, kas. one homeowner said he's dealt with flooding before but this is different. >> this is the worgs the we've ever seen it. >>> meanwhile nbc meteorologist bill care rens is tracking a tropical storm here. >> it was harvey and then it fell apart and now it's going to become harvey once again today. that's going to be the story. we have flash flooding in kansas city we'll picture that from texas to louisiana. about 100% chance this becomes a tropical entity or depression or tropical storm later in the day tod

lin-manuel miranda's point was we need to embrace the contradiction. that this is a man who speaks beautifully about freedom, who owned other human beings. you need to confront that contradiction. you can't ignore it. but then you need to transcend it. that is the sand in the oyster, he said. i do think that while washington sidestepped the question of slavery -- hereto he is still trying to forestall the civil war -- and the founders understood that the fault lines of the north and south with slavery were the most likely for civil war. washington as president is a , thenating example conversation he has with attorney general randolph, where he says, if there's a civil war, i go in with the north. he feels captive with the cruel economy in a way that seems when late -- that seems wanly ironic today. what is fascinating is that the coda to the farewell address is his last will and testament. that is a point i make in the book a great deal. willnk washington's last and testament needs to be understood as the coda to his farewell address. he releases his

lin manuel. >> steve: manuel. >> jimmy: whatever, give me a a little bit. know, just help me out here. >> jimmy: just help me out. here's another one. kevin spacey. >> steve: sure. >> jimmy: plus a church pew. >> steve: yep. >> jimmy: equals kevin nealon. get it? [ laughter and applause ] >> steve: oh, kneeling. >> jimmy: get it? 'cause kneeling -- >> steve: kneeling. guy sat in his own pew. >> jimmy: finally, if you take ben affleck plus rihanna, it equals benihana. >> steve: oh! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: there you go, that's all we have for "popular mathematics." we're playing "secret ingredient" after the break. stick around, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ oversee the damage from hurrican harvey, first-hand. the president will visit corpus christi for a briefing on relief efforts, then head to austin to tour the emergency operations center. =add= and nbc bay area has a reporter on the ground in houston. damian trujillo, arriving there just hours ago. his updates throughout the day on twitter and in our ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪

james baldwin papers which we announced in april, and we've just announced two days ago the sonny roll lins papers. so we're really excited to have those archives come home to harlem and be part of the cultural life there which we've been there 92 years in harlem on the same corner, 35th and lennox, now malcolm x boulevard, and we're really happy to have those materials and those essences come back to harlem. >> host: you say the schomburg is part of the new york public library system, but what's the focus many. >> guest: the focus is african-american and african diaspora, cultural life from history to art to photographs, everything. we have about 11 million items relating to the diaspora on worldwide black culture. i think that's what makes us unique, is both our age -- we started in 1925 as the negro division of the new york public library and carnegie libraries which is still standing, and we got named a national historic landmark in january. so we really are coming full circle, i feel like, with these recent acquisitions which really point to that long history start anything the harlem

denmark's victor beat lin dan of china in glasgow. it was 22 — 21. the first major for him.e. hello. temperatures are coming down in the week ahead, make the most of any warm sunshiny hub on monday. the bulk will be across parts of england and wales, for scotland and northern ireland, weather fronts close by. winds picking up and some wet weather to come. this band of rain pushing south during the day. not too much wet weather into eastern scotland. with it, windy, some cloud increasing. north—west england into wales. for the pennines and east wales, very warm sunshine. once this green band has pushed through northern ireland in scotland, especially in the evening, brightening up again from the north. one or two showers, a spell of rain for a glasgow and fringing into edinburgh through the afternoon. to the south, staying dry for the bulk of the day across northern england. venturing into the lake district in snowdonia, low cloud and drizzle around. for eastern wales across the midlands, east anglia, southern england, long and sunny spells. for some, unbroken sunshine. that

with the fellow legend, lin dan, of china, going towards the end of his career, this could be known asan the men's singles tennis. that is it for me. you can get all the latest sports news at our website. that's bbc.com/sport. but from me and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. hi there. yesterday was a pretty humid day, wasn't it? we did have some sunshine coming through. the best in southwest england, temperatures climbing to 25 degrees in bute. it was not sunny everywhere, a couple of inches of rain in northern ireland, 15 millimetres in just four hours in county tyrone. rain not just heavy but also thundery. thunderstorms rumbling north—east across northern ireland through the night. to the start of friday, the band of rain has moved away from northern ireland and into scotland. a soggy start with some wet weather swinging into north—west england. mild and muggy to start for many of us, 16—17 degrees. wet weather still with us for a good part of the morning across scotland. for eastern areas, low cloud with fog patches around the coast and hills. an improving picture in north

scotland's kieran merrilees was beaten by two time olympic gold medallist lin dan from china.tournament at a time, see where that gets me, concentrate on training. it is paying off so far this year and i will try to do it again. shaun murphy is into the china championship final after a 6—4 victory over ali carter. murphy trailed carter 4—2 in the best of ii semi—final, but he bounced back, winning four frames in a row, to make tuesday's final in guangzhou. he'll play luka brecel in tomorrow's final. that's all from sportsday. find out more about all the day's sports stories on the bbc sport website and app. that is it from me. thank you forjoining us. coming up in a moment, the papers. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the defence and security editor for the daily mail, larisa brown and jim waterson, political editor at buzzfeed uk. returning to us. let's have a look at some of tomorrow's front pages. the metro leads with spanish police shooting dead the main suspect in the barcelona van attack. one of the stories

we may not get a memorial designed by somebody like maya lin but we do have these appendices and you've spoken about your own experience and pain when you lost a loved one in your life and you look at these numbers and think about the magnitude of what this means, it isn't just the political leaders that are lost, it's the mothers and fathers, aunts and uncles, grandparents, the people that knew how to make a go perfectly, the people that knew how to leave a beautiful basket with the designs of the community and yet after all of this, but lori of the most unimaginable harbor in this startling environment of navigating the programs you have a dark cloud of genocide and the resilience and survival certificate is 150,000, 109 federally recognized up and down the state and another 70 so these people are the defendants that folks figured out how to live in a world of that wanted to destroy them with federal soldiers looking for them, militiamen searching for them, bounty hunters paid. while it's a very dark story in many ways it is also a story of the triumph of the human will and instinct f

da lin with the story. >> reporter: this is what's left of an east oakland homeless encamp. 30 tents structures gone. the union pacific railroad earlier this week bulldozed the site. >> you had a little wooden house right here? >> yeah. i had my room, my key chain. my living room right here. >> reporter: this is how it looked before. union pacific gave a notice. they came a day late, so people thought they weren't coming and moved their stuff back. >> we got railroaded. >> reporter: they say it's private property and they say it's way too dangerous for families and kids to live near the track. >> we needed a cleanup effort for safety reasons. we didn't want anyone hit by a train. >> this was unjust, unhumane. >> reporter: they're upset about cleaning crews taking down the structures and the tents. but they're upset about the trash left behind, cooking pots, a lot of clothes, shoes, tools, and here you have a backpack. and so far, no one has said they'll come back to clean this up. not union pacific, not the city, not the county. the trash stretches a block back that way. if your purp

da lin begins our coverage. >> reporter: right. the city of berkeley has denied the request for the rally as no to markism. no per mitchell for them. the organizers will still attend the event this weekend. he is asking folks not to engage them. he is hoping people will put this sign in front of stores and homes. >> they may have concealed guns. they may. they may have tear gas. >> reporter: these folks plan to stay away from civic center park sunday. they are making signs for peaceful counter demonstration for other parts of berkeley. >> my sign says no hate here. >> you can't ignore president trump. to ignore them is at this point empowering them. >> reporter: a lot of posters, signs and messages most of them conveyed love and unity. berkeley mayor jesse arreguin is endorsing this one, berkeley stands united against hate. they are free throughout the city. >> when these groups come to berkeley on sunday, every corner of the city they will see that berkeley is united against hate. >> reporter: a transgender person is organizing a

da lin was in court. >> reporter: the former ghost ship master tenant derick almena is in jail. a judge at the courthouse refused to release him but gave him a bail reduction. no cameras were allowed inside the courtroom. outside, plenty of emotion. a supporter gave a big hug to the wife of defendant derick almena and there were a handful of other supporters. inside the courtroom, they even blew him kisses and yelled out that they love him. >> he has been made out to be sort of a unfeeling person, a self, person, which couldn't be farther from the truth. he is extremely spiritual. >> reporter: his pro bono attorneys asked the judge to release him on his own recognizance while he fights the charges. >> he is not a flight risk. he has three ying children who he loves. they're all connected to this county. >> reporter: but the judge expressed his concern that almena might skip town if he released him pointing out that if convicted on all 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter, almena would be locked up for a long time. but he did reduce the bail amount from more than a million dolla

kpix 5's da lin with the surveillance video that may put bart riders on edge. da. >> reporter: yeah. that is the bigger story in the sense that the bad guys are casing unsuspecting bart passengers. in the latest case, which was caught on camera, it happened tuesday afternoon. two robbers actually followed the bart passenger out of this station. what happened next is hard to watch. the victim had no clue he had been followed until a robber grabs his backpack. a brief struggle led the man to slam the victim to the ground, and punched and kicked the victim as he screamed for help. a mechanic ran up behind the fence telling the robbers to stop. another witness stood 20 feet away while the accomplice walked off. the man in the gray hoodie kept punching the victim. >> that's the horrifying part. they were obviously very committed to getting what they could off the victim. >> reporter: the attacker finally gave up on the backpack and stole the phone. this business owner's surveillance video captured the robbery. he doesn't want to show his face fearing retaliation. >>

kpix 5's da lin live in the oakland hills with the fight over trees tonight. da. >> reporter: veronica, this new fire is reigniting an old debate up in the oakland and berkeley hills. should the government chop down these eucalyptus trees and other noninvasive -- non-native trees? it's got folks on both sides of the fence pointing the finger at each other blaming each other for this ongoing problem. many nearby homeowners say they dodged a bullet thanks to the aggressive firefighting containing it to 20 acres. but those neighbors say the eucalyptus and monterey pines remain a major threat. they want to cut down the nonnative trees said to be more flammable. >> these were scheduled to be cut down but fema walked away because of environmental opposition. >> both parties are to blame, both the litigants and continually fight efforts to make our community fire-safe and fema for buckling under the pressure. >> reporter: they are blaming dan rosetti and his group, the hills conservation network. dan has filed multiple lawsuits to stop uc-berkeley, oakland and the ea

now we may not get a memorial designed by someone like miya lin but we have aappendixes and if you think about your own experience of loss, the rupture and pain when you have lost a loved 2001 your police officer and you look at the numbers, think about the magnitude of what this means for california indian communities. it's not just the political leaders were lost. is a the mother the father, the aunties, uncles, grandparents, people who knew how to make a bow perfectly, the people who knew how to weave a beautiful basket with a traditional design of that community. and yet after all of this, the of unimaginable horror and the state's startling involvement in navigating and creating these programs you have the this dark cloud of genocide in california's history and at the same time this unbelievable story of resilience and survival. so today, there are 150,000 california indian people, 109 federally recognized tribes up and down the state, another 78 california communities who are not recognized by the federal government. so all of these people-0 the descents of folks who figure out how

kpix 5's da lin reports from sacramento, where yvette felarca claimed innocence after facing a judge.] >> reporter: a small vocal crowd rallies in support of the berkeley schoolteacher. >> drop the charges now! >> screaming and cursing ] >> reporter: the charges stem from this june 2016 fight at the state capital. felarca's group "by any means necessary" was protesting against a white nationalist group. a video shows felarca repeatedly nching a man. the man had both hands up, walking to a line of police officers for help. felarca and others dragged the man downed and kicked him! prosecutors charged felarca with one count of felony assault and two misdemeanor counts of inciting and participating in a riot. felarca did not enter a plea today. her lawyers are still waiting for all the documents on the case. >> these charges are false against me. they should be dropped. >> reporter: felarca is known for her militant style protests. earlier this year, she again got physical with trump supporters in berkeley. [ screaming ] >> i'm standing up against fascism and the rise of naziism in this c

la preparatoria lin con fe la primera que establecÓó baÑos que incluyen a todos como respuesta a un pedido ley de salud conocida como obamacare. asÍ lo expresÓ el vicepresidente mientras conversaba con estudiantes en washington. insistiÓ en que el pedido se harÁ realidad. el presidente estÁ de vacaciones por 15 dÍas y los senadores estarÁn fuera de la capital de la naciÓn por el resto del mes. en venezuela la polÉmica no tiene descanso. la asamblea constituyente que recientemente elegÍa destituyÓ a la fiscal general de esa naciÓn, una autoridad de la oposiciÓn. mercedes parish nos habla de lo que se estÁ viviendo en estos momentos en venezuela. mercedes: en moto y como si fuera una delincuente, la fiscal general de venezuela luisa ortega dÍaz tuvo que huir del ministerio pÚblico tras la agresiÓn de dos de sus escoltas. >> no solamente estÁn deteniendo arbitrariamente a las personas. no solamente nos procesan por justicia militar, sino que ahora no dejan entrar a la fiscal general. mercedes: fue tomada la sede por los militares y a la fiscal se le negÓ el acceso al recinto, incluso fue agre

. >>> a live look at the ben lin parkway. a a warm night out there tonight. that's going to continue. >> tomorrow is going to be just about as warm as today. we have 89. tomorrow close to that. the humidity is still pretty high tomorrow. then it really gets hot on friday. even though the temperature may be a little bitter because of all the rain and thunderstorms. it's going to feel like florida humidity then. that set us up for a nice weekend, but it's hot all the way through the middle of next week. hotter than normal. we also were maybe having good timing with the eclipse on monday coming before the next round of storms moves this. because overall, still a wet pattern. >> no clouds on monday. thank you for watching. up next is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. we'll see you back here tonight at 11:00. >>> tonight, the growing backlash. new fallout after president trump equally blamed both white nationalists and anti-racist protesters for the violence in charlottesville. his business councils disbanding as ceos flee in a mass exodus. more republicans ren

brad: ev lin johnson among those -- evelyn johnson among those visiting the state house applauding the decision. >> whatever you have at the state house should be indicative of the ideals of the people that it represents. >> it seems like a step in the right direction. >> as the fifth chief justice of the supreme court, maryland roger b. taney wrote the so-called dred scott decision that african-americans could not be citizens in 1857. dred scott was a slave denied his freedom by that decision. the statue has always been controversial but kept here as part of hisser which was -- history which was explained by the recently installed sign. this called for mike bush to call for the removal yesterday. and mike miller left it up to hogan. the decision means the statue will be gone soon. that i controversial. >> if we take down everything that makes someone uncomfortable there won't be a lot of statues around. brad: we haven't seen any sign of protest here today but the capitol police have been making frequent patrols around the area. the only thing is this little sign. i showed it to you at

lin manuel. >> steve: manuel. >> jimmy: whatever, give me a a little bit. you know, just help me out here. >> jimmy: just help me out. here's another one. kevin spacey. >> steve: sure. >> jimmy: plus a church pew. >> steve: yep. >> jimmy: equals kevin nealon. get it? [ laughter and applause ] >> steve: oh, kneeling. >> jimmy: get it? 'cause kneeling -- >> steve: kneeling. guy sat in his own pew. >> jimmy: finally, if you take ben affleck plus rihanna, it equals benihana. >> steve: oh! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: there you go, that's all we have for "popular mathematics." we're playing "secret ingredient" after the break. stick around, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: welcome back, everybody, we are about to play "secret ingredient." [ cheers and applause ] joining me for the game, please welcome mario batali! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ashton kutcher! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ liam payne! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ and the newest judge on "so you think you can dance," very special guest, vanessa hudgens, ladies an

that one storm, severe thunderstorm warning, lin at 6:54. south white hall at 7:37.e of the area thunderstorms later tomorrow night. and then, boy does it get nice. sunshine for days. low humidity for days. look at the low temperatures, too. >> boy, we go from summer to fall just like this. >> oh wow. >> not quiet. that's the news at 6:00. >> up next, "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. we'll see you back here at 11:00. >>> tonight, a nation captivated by a historic event in the sky. >> oh, my gosh. i just wish it could last forever. >> day suddenly turns to night as a spectacular solo eclipse mesmerizes millions from coast to coast. >>> disaster at sea. another crash involving a u.s. navy destroyer in the pacific. ten american sailors missing. >>> war plan. president trump addresses the nation on america's mission in afghanistan. are more troops headed into harm's way? >>> courthouse ambush. a gunman opens fire on a judge. the judge firing back and survives. tonight the suspect's connection to a case that made national headlines. >>> and under pressure. doctors sou

. >> monica diaz's family was forced to leave the lin hill condos for good. we also talked to diaz last october, the first time she was forced out. back then the company in charge of the building failed to pay utility here. since then the complex has spiraled into further decay, causing prince georges county leaders to shut it down. >> for your safety you are being ordered to evacuate the property. >> from the ground and air, the police cleared the complex. workers boarded up the first floor. while some families watched and others packed whatever they could. >> we paid rent. we worked hard. do you understand? so why would you do this to us? >> county leaders say the complex is not safe and that's why they're working to find everyone a place to stay. >> we don't want anybody staying out in the streets tonight or sleeping in their cars. lodge if -- lodging for all of them. some have refused and that's very unfortunate. >> starting at 9:00 tomorrow morning, social services will have a bus so people can set up an escort to get back inside the building to gather u

musical mÁs exitoso de los Últimos tiempos aprender historia nunca habÍa sido tan divertido, el creador lin-manuele vino de jalisco mÉxico estoy orgulloso y emocionado para hacer este show. >> un show que tiene un elenco representativo de razas y nacionalidades que han moldeado al paÍs (hablan inglÉs) (hablan inglÉs) (hablan inglÉs) . >> el musical estrenaba en nueva york en el 2015, lleva dos aÑos continuos de vender totalmente su taquilla, ademÁs de ser acreedor a mÁs de 50 premios entre ellos un pulitzer y grammy pero ¿en quÉ radica su exito? >> cualquier persona en cualquier parte del mundo (informaciÓn en pantalla). sorpresivamente uno de los talentos de hamilton nos envÍa sus recuerdos de cuando aprendÍa espaÑol (hablan inglÉs) . >> y bueno ojalÁ algÚn dÍa venga aquÍ a miami o no ana jurka? >> quÉ lindo estaba me muero con el vestuario. >> quÉ lindo. >> me encanta. >> pero bueno vamos a hablar de deportes una noticia algo triste porque esta tarde en londres hubo una triste despedida para el hombre mÁs veloz del mundo usain bolt se despidiÓ sin poder terminar la Última competencia de relevos

and then i guess lin, like, dived -- he just does a deep dive on everything. he just knows so much. and was like, "i checked out all of your music, all our your links, all of your stuff. i want you to be on this mixtape." and i thought it was a fake e-mail to begin with. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah. >> yeah, just put that in the junk folder. >> jimmy: yeah. >> throw it out. >> jimmy: but he's so nice. >> he's so nice and such a a talent. >> jimmy: but brilliant. you know, a brilliant, brilliant mind. and "immigrants (we get the job done)" is the song on the mixtape if you know it -- [ cheers and applause ] he just slays it i thought tonight, i was hoping maybe you could give us a a little something, if could, if you don't mind performing for us. [ cheers and applause ] >> yeah. >> jimmy: maybe a -- >> yeah, i mean, you know, it's interesting. you know, i was thinking about the speech that you gave earlier and in light of all the current events that are going on, it just seems like we're living in really, really divided times. and it really hurts, you know? and i wrote this piece ten

. >> reporter: lin-manuel miranda is gizmo duck.outing in the writers room. >> the future louie could be very bitter toward scrooge. just because he didn't -- this scrooge is still alive. >> reporter: is it always like this or you're just overexcited because strangers are here? >> no. >> reporter: it's always like this? >> calm precision from the art director. >> here's how he looks to the audience. here's how he looks to us. he has to look consistent through the whole show and there are tons of people who work on it. >> this is a model sheet of donald. >> reporter: and time-consuming tweaking in animation and editing. >> the characters look like that and then we change it so they can be a little more on model. >> the way they drew his mouth is incorrect. they drew a mouth in front of his beak. >> reporter: these oversized children are executive producer and head writer. buck stops with them. >> our main goal is to give kids today the feeling that we had. >> it really is created with a lot of love. >> reporter: they gave me some gro

da lin at alamo square in the city. thanks, da. >>> a homemade banner hanging from the top of one of the painted ladies, and colorful victorians on alamo square, the banner reading love trumps hate. >> kpix 5 devon feeley joins us now. a much different scene expected there. >> somewhat an -- anticlimactic. there were two dozen park police officers gathered here in the parking lot. there was a lot of them without a whole lot to actually do, which they say was just fine with them. >> with the political rally and counterprotests cancelled, park rangers this morning broke down the barricades meant to maintain order, but for businesses that had shut down in anticipation of a potentially chaotic protest, it was still anything but business as usual. >> i would rather the whole thing didn't happen at all, but it's nice that it's quiet here. part of me was curious to see what was going to happen or to have the day off and go for a bike ride. >> around the field, there were lingering vestiges of the planned protest, people who wa

show "hamilton," scalpers took in an estimated $15.5 million in the last 100 performances starring lin-manuel>> it's just not fair. we need to at least begin to level the playing field. >> reporter: so ticketmaster came one a new system to make sure it's selling to real fans. not those snapping up tickets for resale. >> we decided over the course of the last year to take a different approach. we've decided to become identity focused and start paying attention to who the ticket's being sold to. >> reporter: every buyer has to give a name, address, and phone number, then ticketmaster looks at purchase history and even social media before giving out a code for tickets. claire kerch in minnesota is waiting for hers. >> i think if they look at my ticket purchasing history and see how many times i've bought tickets for springsteen, i think i have a good shot at getting a code. >> reporter: how heartbroken are you going to be if you don't get a ticket to this? >> oh, i will be getting a ticket to this. ♪ glory days >> reporter: there are some shows a real fan shouldn't have to miss. stephanie gosk,