time to make a killing for the author of "to kill a mockingbird." we have a new time, and, as you can see, a new home. it's "inside story". >>> what to kill a mocking bird about - the south. the moment in childhood, when you see adults, figuring out who your father is and who you are. it's one of a handful of books everyone will read between 7th and 12th grade. he was published in 1960. a year later it was honoured with a pulitzer prize. it's been translated into 40 languages, harper collins will public lee's new book in july. harper lee had this statement in a press release: % in other words the new back was written first, and featured ideas in what is "to kill a mockingbird." i'm joined by charles, an author in his own write. welcome to the programme. announcement? >> i knew about it. in 2004 when i researched harper lee's biography i found correspondence between harper lee and her publicist that there was a manure psychiatrist called "go setter watchman". >> you knew that there was a manuscript, the idea that it would be released, did that surpri

harper lee wrote it before "to kill a mockingbird," but it's actually a sequel of sorts. it takes place in the same fictional town of maycomb, alabama, when scout finch, the child hero of "to kill a mockingbird," comes home 20 years later to visit her father, atticus. >> we'll get to see, you know, the grown-up scout going back into that world. >> scout, there are some things that you're not old enough to understand just yet. >> reporter: lee set "to kill a mockingbird" in depression-era

the interest in this must start with the phenomenon of "to kill a mockingbird," right? what explains that? why has it endured? >> well, i think first of all it's the voice of the character. scout finch, the adorably feisty child and also the fact that it evokes emotions from us, not only laughter some of scout's hijinks, but also anger at injustice. i think the combination of what is sweet and funny and what is really socially relevant is the, you know, that's the cocktail mix that makes people love this book. >> mary murphy, you looked at harper lee's life. how much of a surprise is this announcement? >> well it's fantastic. and it's a little surprising, although when you look at how the novel came to be, there is discussion of an earlier submission and this is clearly what this is is the first submission, and then harper lee and her editor went on to work for several years together on what would become "to kill a mockingbird." >> brown: there are some questions about why now. you talked so some people around her when she was making her film. her sister who she was ver

but it turns out she wrote a novel before "mockingbird" and locked it away for years.we learned that it's about to be released. here's jim axelrod. >> reporter: when your first book sells 40 million copies, wins the pulitzer prize is translated into 40 languages-- >> atticus do you think he really comes and looks in my window at night? >> reporter: and becomes an oscar-winning movie starring gregory peck, it stands to reason a lot of people will be waiting for your second book, even if it takes 55 years to come out. >> it's a great gift to the world. >> reporter: kerry madden isn't just a fan of harper lee. she wrote a biography of her. >> i completely think it will have her voice, and it will be so wonderful to see, you know, the voice of-- of this young writer. >> reporter: the new book, to be published in july, will be called "go set a watchman"." harper lee wrote it before "to kill a mockingbird," but it's actually a sequel of sorts. it takes place in the same fictional town of maycomb, alabama, when scout finch, the child hero of "to kill a mockingbird," comes hom

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she said that she forgot about it before a friend found it attached to kill a mockingbird." learn how the library of congress is giving an important look to a woman who gate it >> the library of congress is opening a rare archive to researchers. caroline tucker takes us inside for a glimpse of the life of rosa parks. >> i have been pushed around all my life and i felt at this moment that i could not take it anymore. >> following her arrest, in her own handwriting, she describes the moment when she sat down in the front of the segregated bus december 1, 1955, in montgomery, alabama. >> we have a window into the mind of rosa. >> curators at the library of congress are opening their newest archive of the memos, letters, and family heirlooms of rosa parks. >> it was that important to preserve these records of her life. you have to ask yourself why. >> this is the house that she grew up in. >> family photographs never seen before. >>this is a small portion of the 7500 documents and photographs in the collection. the library of congress will have it on loan. the notes and pitchers

. >>> the great american novelist harper lee gave us a great american book, "to kill a mockingbird," and then she disappeared. she gave her last wide-ranging interview when jfk was president. she lived in relative seclusion ever since. reportedly now in fragile health at the age of 88. all the while and for all these years, book lovers and publishers alike wanted more. maybe just one more book, and soon we're going to get it. because it turns out harper lee wrote another novel. a manuscript that everyone thought was lost, including the author herself. we get the story tonight from our national correspondent, kate snow. >> one book, the last few years, has been so warmly embraced. >> reporter: for decades, a must-read, immortalized in the oscar-winning film. >> you never really understand a person until you consider things from his point of view. >> reporter: "to kill a mockingbird" was harper lee's only book. now her publisher said they recently discovered another work. >> we devoured it. >> reporter: it's not a new book, but essentially a first draft written in the 1950s of what wou

that's how we ended up with "to kill a mockingbird."rote the entire book. i asked the publisher and there is no overlap. >> it's a completely separate stand alone. it's a prequel, but not realliment. >> the publisher said it was a presequel. >> what else can you tell us from the interview before we have to let you go? >> the book comes out in july. >> okay. >> there will be a print round of 2 million copies is. >> you have to catch your breath. what book starts with that? that's extraordinary. is this something you think will be able to be used in schools? "to kill a mockingbird" is standard reading for kids. >> the publisher said it won't be as accessible to children because scout is an adult. he thinks it will be able to be read in schools. >> good. that's exciting. we are so excited about this. thank you so much. >> thanks. >> that's a wrap of "weekends with alex witt." join me at noon today. alright, so this tylenol arthritis lasts 8 hours, but aleve can last 12 hours... and aleve is proven to work better on pain than tylenol arthri

she great it before "to kill a mockingbird," but put it aside. in a statement she said: harper collins says lee probably will not do publicity for her book. she rarely speaks to the media. that is one of a few public appearances accepting a presidential medal. she is hoping the book will be a literary event. >> it's like getting a second book of the bible. this is an iconic work much american literature. since it was a lost manuscript. it was nothing we expected to have. >> lee describes it as a pretty decent effort >>> can't wait to read it. i'm antonio mora. for the news any time head to aljazeera.com. "inside story" is next. have a great night. ^ below "inside story" is next. have a great night. have a great night. >>> hello, i'm ray suarez if you're an american of a certain age you remember when people routinely got measles. i had it in elementary school in the 1960s. did you? fast-forward to 2000. infectious disease specialists

harper lee wrote it before "to kill a mockingbird," but it's a sequel of sorts.es place in the same make-believe town of macon, blame. scout finch comes home 20 years later to visit her father atticus. >> we'll get to see, you know, the grown up scout going back pinto that world. >> scout, there are some things that you're not old enough to understand just yet. >> reporter: lee set "to kill a mockingbird" to take place in depression-era alabama through the eyes of scott whose father defends a black man accused of raping a woman. lee doesn't talk to reporters but said in a statement about this new book, i hadn't realized it had survived. i am humbled and amazed that this will now be published after all these years. when asked why she never wrote another book after "to kill a mockingbird," harper lee always used to say i've got nowhere to go but down, but in a statement yesterday she calls "go set a watchman," quote, a pretty decent effort. jim axelrod, cbs news, new york. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," reaction to the killing of jordani

it is set 20 years after "to kill a mockingbird." it features an adult scout. lee wrote the sequel in the 1950's before her pulitzer prize-winning classic. she said that she forgot about it until a friend found an original copy attached to "to kill a mockingbird." >> we are still talking about "to kill a mockingbird." >> tomorrow will be a cold start to the day, but in the afternoon, the temperature near 50 degrees. middle 30's on thursday, early morning snow showers should not amount to a whole lot. >> thank you for joining us. >> announcer: from hollywood it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight mila kunis, from "better call saul," bob odenkirk. and music from charli xcx. with cleto and the cletones. and now, here's jimmy kimmel! a a

. >>> after this a 40 million copies sold of to kill a mockingbird, a sequel of sort from the author this is so exciting. harper lee, what has she done? we'll explain. this is "way too early." >>> very good. hey, everybody. good morning. i'm thomas roberts. it's wednesday, february 4th. it wasn't the left shark at the super bowl halftime show. left shark was the best though. everybody loves the les shark. >>> down to business. out of jordan amid a strong statement overnight, after the islamic militants burned alive a jordan pilot apparently. two prisoners were executed after a hanging. the reports of the pilot's gruesome death triggered demonstrations across jordan to demand justice and revenge. richard engel has for us this morning. >> reporter: locked in a metal cage, doused in fuel, the young jordanian pilot moments before he died. the most savage act yet. by the new group known for its shocking brutality. relatives could not contain their disgust and fury. the pilot was 26. he was just married in july. he was captured the day before christmas after ejecting from an f-16. on a mis

so, "to kill a mockingbird" is the sequel.ill buy that as soon as it's out. >> taking us back to our high school reading days. >> thanks for joining us at 5:00. brian williams is next with "nightly news." >> have a good night, folks. >>> on our broadcast tonight, is it a turning point? as isis finds a new way to shock the world with the execution of a jordanian air force pilot. jordan vows revenge for the death of a fellow muslim, and tonight what we're learning about the american woman being held. >>> the vaccine debate. despite a mountain of evidence that they're safe and save millions of lives, the reason so many parents are choosing not to vaccinate their children. >>> three-parent babies. the world watches a pivotal decision of the in vitro fertilization. some fear a world of designer babies. >>> the surprise sequel to the american classic "to kill a mocking bird." turns out the reclusive harper lee wrote another novel, and much to the excitement of readers everywhere. "nightly news" begins now.

it's a sequel to "to kill a mockingbird." it was discovered last year. the book will be released in july with a print run of 2 million copies >>> harper lee's biog raffier charles shields says people will look to see if the book would have anything. >> i knew about "go-setter lock wood." i saw evidence in the papers of her publisher. the manuscript arrived and it sent out. for some reason it didn't get traction at the time. i saw enough of the conget of "go-setter watchman" that a number of things from "to kill a mockingbird" were taken from it. i'm interested to see whether this so-called new book in advance of "to kill a mockingbird" has anything knew to offer in the way of story telling. >> don't forget. you can keep up to date with all the day's news and sport in our website. the web address, aljazeera.com. >>> on "america tonight.".. >> i'm not gay no more. i'm delivered. i don't like men no more. i like women, women. >> reporter: how do you decide not to be gay any more? >> well, it may seem a little complicated to some people. >> no foreign nation

. >>> in 1960 harper lee wrote a novel "to kill a mockingbird" and never wrote another.ns out she wrote another and it was locked away for years. >> reporter: when your first book sells 40 million copes, wins a pulitzer prize, is translated into several languages, and becomes an oscar-winner movie starring gregory peck it stands to reason a lot of people will be waiting for your second book even if it takes 55 years to come out. >> it's great gift to the world. >> reporter: cary maddon isn't just a fan of harper lee's. she wrote an autobiography of her. >> it will have her voice and it will be so wonderful to see the voice of this young writer. >> reporter: the new book to be set to be published in july will be called "go set a watchman." it's a sequel of sorts. it takes place in the same make-belief town in alabama. a child comes home 20 years later to visit her father atticus. >> we'll get to see, you know the grown up scout going back into that world. >> scout, there are some things that you're not old enough to understand just yet. >> reporter: lee set "to kill a moc

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worldwide sales for "to kill a mockingbird" have topped 40 million copies. mark barger nbc news. >> we'll have to wrap it up again tonight, veronica. >> wrap it up another blanket on the bed, another cold one for us as it's been every night for the last week or so. we are talking about a chance for snow showers coming up in the next couple of days right now p temperature where we started cooling down northern montgomery county northern prince george's county howard county too, elsewhere above 35 degrees, rockville right on into d.c. 35 to 38 degrees. elsewhere cooling there to about 32 33. around gaithersburg and over toward baltimore and by tomorrow morning we fall to the upper 20s to 30 degrees right in alexandria canton springs at 28 starting out tomorrow morning, and for northern virginia leesburg hshgs areas like warrenton, 27 degrees tomorrow morning, 28 in fredericksburg quantity quo starting out at 28 degrees as well with just a few clouds out there. and some very light winds too for tomorrow morning. that's part of your drive time forecast. sun glar

it was written before to kill a mockingbird.ut the editor was -- lee was persuaded to write to kill a mockingbird. lee is now 88 years old and it was found last fall attached to an original manuscript. goe set a watchman will be released in july. >>> now to a crackdown on popular herbal supplements. an investigation by the new york state attorney general's office found store brands sold by four major retailers have misleading labels. after tests found quality control issues. abc news reporter tom llamas has details. >> americans spend billions every year on herbal supplements, like ginseng, echinacea and st. john's worth. an investigation allege some store brands supplement sold by walmart, walgreens target and gnc are bogus. nearly 80% of the -- found the store brand supplements did not contain what is listed on the label. >> in a good number of cases there was no organic material in the product. in some cases there was sand. >> new york's attorney general, eric schneiderman is sending these cease and desist letters to the four

i'm thrilled as anyone who has ever read "to kill a mockingbird." under which this is being released seem a little bit questionable. her long-time lawyer and sister passed away and all of a sudden the book is coming out. >> physically frail, suffered a stroke to all intents and purposes essentially blind and deaf. you have to question someone who has defined the word reclusive why she would put out such a lengthy statement today and was she aware of everything that she agreed to. she's been so clear so long saying more than one novel was enough. don't like the fame don't like the spotlight, please world go away, i have nothing more. the littererary quality of what we're looking at here is extraordinary. >> that's the question. >> is this old woman making decisions for herself? >> does that trump the author's wishes? the issue is does it matter what harper lee wants. >> as an individual matter, of course it matters. when they die, their wishes are no longer respected. everything they wrote before is vastly more valuable than when they were alive. the

out was written first and it involves flashbacks from scout if you are "mockingbird" fans.ll a mockingbird" on flashbacks but it's funny that it went first. >> it's amazing to have this chance to read this. i'm thrilled this is happening. >> it's coming. >>> bobbi kristina brown fighting for life this morning. new information on the condition of whitney houston's only child and what might have sent her to the hospital in the first place. okay, listen up! i'm re-workin' the menu. mayo? corn dogs? you are so outta here! aah! [ female announcer ] the complete balanced nutrition of great-tasting ensure. 24 vitamins and minerals antioxidants and 9 grams of protein. [ bottle ] ensure®. nutrition in charge™. [ female announcer ] we help make secure financial tomorrows a reality for over 19 million people. [ alex ] transamerica helped provide a lifetime of retirement income. so i can focus on what matters most. [ female announcer ] everyone has a moment when tomorrow becomes real. transamerica. when you ache and haven't slept... you're not you. tylenol® pm relieves pain and helps y

. >>> it turns out to killing a mockingbird will not be harper lee's only published book after all.he was a new book come out 60 years in the making. harmer announced that, "go set a watchman" will be the second book. she completed it until 1950s and put it aside. a friend discovered the manuscript last year. it's a sequel to mockingbird and features some of the same characters including scout finch as an adult. it is expected to hit store shelves july 14th. >>> we're following developments in the gruesome case in san francisco. dismembered body parts found near a suitcase, we're working to learn more about the victim and the case against the suspect. that's tonight at 5:00. >>> thank you for making ktvu your choice for news. you can follow us on twitter and facebook. when i didn't have health insurance, i had to learn how to cope with severe pain. after i signed up with a health plan through covered california, i found my doctor. they discovered some growths that they had to remove. had it been left untreated my situation would have been much worse. i was in my doctor's office for

lee's lawyer found the manuscript earlier this year attached to a copy of "to kill a mockingbird."ee put out a statement saying i am humbled and amazed that this will now be published after all these years. but her book agent at harper-collins says she didn't hear about the manuscript till this week and many are wondering if lee ever wanted this published. so a lot of speculation. among the speculation throughout the years many believe that the reason that lee only published one book was because the success of "mockingbird" so overwhelming she felt anything she ever did would never quite measure up. >> she talked about that a lot. >> she did talk about that so you do have to wonder. i've always wondered. you have a daughter named harper named after the author. >> sort of. ali -- harper came to her in a dream. she woke up that morning and said i think her name is harper and i thought of harper lee so i said great, and that was it. >> and the rest as they say is history. >> is history. >> i love how we learn nuggets about one another every morning. >>> now to the new round of snow an

"to kill a mockingbird" author harper lee says she will finally release a sequel to her beloved americanlassic, a prequel, i dare say actually but turns out it was written decades ago. it's the story that taught us justice isn't always black or white. >> do your duty. >> reporter: and that goodness exists where you least expect it. >> hey, boo. >> reporter: the pulitzer prize-winning book, "to kill a mockingbird" has sold over 40 million copies and is a must-read for every american high school student. but, while the book has been a best-seller for more than 50 years, its author harper lee remains one of the most private in history so it was great surprise this morning in publishing circles the 88-year-old lee who published only one book has suddenly discovered the missing manuscript for her long-rumored second book, "go set a watchman." now set for a july 2015 release. "watchman" was written before "mockingbird" and was a prequel of sorts, starring atticus finch and scout as an adult woman who moves back home from new york city, but the mystery remains where has "the watchman" been all

portions of the novel were adapted to "to kill a mockingbird." even before it's out, it's already number one on amazon. but why has it taken so long? that's a mystery. the author, like boo radley. off in the shadows. david wright abc news, new york. >>> much more to come tonight. up next a snowboarder escapes an avenueilanalanche by seconds. why a falling mountain of snow can be so deadly. >>> and what happened today in oscar news? putting "birdman" up against "boyhood" for hollywood's biggest prize. heart: i'm going to focus on the heart. i minimize my sodium and fat... gotta keep it lean and mean. pear: uh-oh. heart: i maximize good stuff like my potassium... and phytosterols, which may help lower cholesterol. major: i'm feeling energized already. new delicious ensure active heart health supports your heart and body, so you stay active and strong. ensure. take life in. introducing... a pm pain reliever that dares to work all the way until... the am. new aleve pm the only one to combine a safe sleep aid plus the 12 hour strength of aleve. when t

. >>> the author of to kill a mockingbird will release her second ever book called go set a watchman. this follows the character scott as an adult woman. lee wrote this book first. she says her editor was so taken by scout's flashbacks as a child that she encouraged lee to write a book about scout as a young girl which later became mockingbird. go set a watchman was set aside for decades, but a friend recently found it. the book will come out in july. >>> it doesn't just take two anymore, where scientists will soon create babies using three sets of dna and the potential benefits for generations to come. >> we're looking at another cold night but not as cold as last night, lows generally in the 20s, 28 downtown, 25 tonight in bethesda, 24 in fairfax, sterling and rockville, 25 in bowie. we'll talk about a brief warm- up and more arctic air by the end of week. >> reporter: using shame to stop shoplifters, i'm scott broom in easton, maryland, coming up the unique approach taken by a frustrated police department here. >> isn't it frustrating trying to find a parking spot in d.c. a special

" is publishing her second novel after a 55-year hiatus. [ cheers ] yeah this one is entitled "mockingbirdwhat hillary clinton tweeted "the earth is round, the sky is blue and #vaccineswork. look what else she treated. fire is hot ice is coal and the seahawks should have handed it off to marshawn lynch. they should have. beast mode. they should have gave -- forget it >> that's never going away is it? >> it's never going away. >> ah. aye-yie-yie >> that's what's making news in america this morning. >> stay with us for "good morning america." we appreciate you being with us here this week. have a good friday and a good weekend. >> hello here's what's happening on this friday, february 6. >> developing this morning a 51-year-old man was shot death multiple times in sweat philadelphia we've a live report. >> a 13-year-old brought crack cocaine to school putting four boils in the hospital. >> bundle up we're seeing below zero windchills this morning. >> we're seeing the aftermath of the dump truck crash on

lee wrote watchman before the pulitzer prize to kill a mockingbird which until now is the famous author's only novel. >> it will be so wonderful to see the voice of this young writer. >> the 88-year-old lee released a statement about the new book. she says she had not realized it survived and she's humbled and amazed it will be published after all these years. >>> always watching always tracking wusa9 first alert weather. >> getting a little rough out there, sir. >> it is, but no winds tonight and a little milder day tomorrow. >> it's been a roller coaster. >> the arctic air will come back in a big day. i've increased chances for snow showers on thursday morning. high temperature 38 today. we're holding in the low 30s downtown, 31, mainly 20s in the burbs. dew points have come up, more humidity in the air and the winds have turned south, southeast at 9. that will keep temperatures up. a cold start but mild finish tomorrow. you still need a coat. bus stop temperatures 23 to about 38, 6 a.m. to 9 a.m. then yes, morning snow showers are possible thursday. so we're kind of going back and fort

is the author of "to kill a mockingbird" capable of making a decision to publish the book. for others stick around. you're watching "cbs this morning saturday." >> you must have had a certain degree of confidence. >> it wasn't so much confidence. i was very surprised at how many people actually thought it wasn't going to work. no one said anything. the whole time i was, like, i can do this. everyone is behind me. everyone is down with it. when it happened everyone said i didn't expect that to work. >> it's working, at 23 ed has sold more than 24 million singles and albums. spotifyied named him the biggest artist last year. but just five years ago he couldn't get a recording contract. what were the record labels saying to you in the beginning? >> you should have seen me back then. that's the thing. it's good looking back now, it's just like the beatles. everyone turned them down. i wasn't fat i was just round and shiny. >> i read one label said you should dye your hair. >> that was an old manager. it wasn't technically dye my hair. he said it politely. get blond streaks. >>

we're going back to fictional setting of "two kill a mockingbird." this is trending wildly.harper lee and 130,000 that mention "two kill a mockingbird." here's the deal. harper acquired the rights to a newly discovered novel called go tet a watch and the manuscript was considered lost until this past fall when a lawyer friend discovered it. this hasn't been without couldn't verse see, though. lee has not had good health and some are worrying that she didn't make this decision to publish the new book. personally, i'm mostly disappointed she didn't call it "to kill a mockingbird 2." >>> national signing day has been big online and that's because byron just announced his commitment to play for auburn. it surprised a lot of commentators. most expected him to choose the florida gators. check out this. an alabama excitement in the room as he made the decision captured in this photo on twitter. >>> and finally, alabama politics is trending on twitter. it's not for folks you barely knew in high school. imagine that. a gay rights fight. alabama's top judicial official roy moore issue

i think people love "to kill a mockingbird" so much.at she wants or not write what she doesn't want. i think she just was left alone with respect. >> based on what you're saying do we know if she's even happy about this book being published, given how private she is? do we know? >> all i know is what i've read about it. i haven't seen the book yet. i haven't spoken to her obviously. she did issue a statement. she certainly knows the book exists and it was with her papers. and we don't know if she wanted to publish this book ten years ago and somebody stopped her from doing it. i don't know. nobody knows. >> when we think about "to kill a mockingbird," it is epic it's part of school literature for children. millions of children in the united states and around the world. it was a film adapted, critical acclaim, gregory peck wins an academy award. there's a lot of accolades to this book. are there concerns that this new novel, though could somehow overshadow, tarnish, dilute the importance of "to kill a mocking bird"? >> it's not going to

is the author of "to kill a mockingbird" capable of making a decision to publish the book.veryone i'm nicole brewer. lets check that forecast feeling a little bit better this morning, right carol. >> yes you can feel lot better but we will take this. we have he got temperatures approaching the the freezing mark, you can see though a few clouds looking at center city philadelphia but it is dry out there dry at the shore with some clouds as well in ocean city and quiet looking boardwalk. our temperatures today will be warming up by noon, 36 degrees by 3:00 p.m. we will fine these temperatures getting in the 40's, that would be nice and that is where we should this be time of the year. storm scan three nothing happening in our area we have got some clouds and also whatever is happening there is not making to it ground but we will be watching for some wet weather, that comes primarily, on monday for us though. temperature right now 29 at the airport. twenty-five in trenton. twenty-six in wilmington. our future weather is showing cloud around here today but by tonight still a fe

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the book is a sequel of sorts to mockingbird despite the fact lee wrote it before the novel. it focuses around scout. it convinced her to write another novel about scout as a child. it will be available in stores and online in july. >>> baseball fans in frederick could see a new name on the city's minor league stadium this spring. nymeo credit union struck a deal. the board of aldermen votes on the name change as early as thursday. the terms haven't been announced but the city could get 35% of the proceeds. >>> tried twice and a third time in the works. why a man accused in the death of teenager phylicia barnes will head back to court. >>> local parents on a wine tasting are i kuzed of leaving their kids outside in the cold. we've just obtained the arrest report and we have new information on the conditions of those children. >>> and a worker at an excavating company turns the table on a would-be thief. >>> he's been indicted fen. michael johnson was set free last month. >> but baltimore's state's attorney says she's putting michael johnson back on trial for the murder of phy

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her first one was lost and her lawyer said i have the copy of the book that inspired "to kill a mockingbird". what an interesting sort of twist of fate that this book was found and now we are all going to be able to read it. >> no other novels since "to kill a mockingbird"? it is a great book. >> we are looking forward to that. have a little book club. >> i am there. bring food! a fox extreme weather alert as the northeast is locked in a deep freeze with bitter cold combined with ice and snow making if for horrible roads. and more snow on the way? say it ain't so. >> reporter: before we get there there is cold temperatures in the midwest. feeling like single-dijgits in new york and in buffalo, maine and boston there. the highs are going to stay relatively chilly out there in the 20s in new york city and chicago. and parts of the east into wednesday, you will have a brief warmup and we mean upper 30s in new york city. look at areas further west. we will see cooler air moving across the plains and that starts to move eastward so expect another round of cold temperatures with it being below av

go set a watchman will follow to kill a mockingbird. second book ever from the 88-year-old harper lee. but it isn't new it. was written before to kill a mockingbird and never released until now. now that plot twist has you tweeting a lot of chatter taking place about the possible exploitation of harper lee. but others think that harper lee thing illustrates something about either people's basic reading skills or their tendency to assume the news is lying. >> we don't have lies. >>> and meanwhile measles is still bic on social media. these are some of the top hash tags and you are sending illogical tweets like this. i was 12 when they diagnosed me with autism. they gave me shots when i was born and thereafter vaccines caused my autism. and those like bobby jindal are weighing in. he said vaccinations are important and i urge every parent to get them. and you are tweeting that this light skins version of him is his official portrait. it does hang in the governor's mansion it is on loan from a constituent. you are sending snarky tweets lik

she wrote "go set a watchman" before "to kill a mockingbird" came out.ok will be released in july. >>> a cloudy and cold start this morning, but look at the flag here on the nbc 10 studios. the clouds will be thinning out. it is 28 degrees in philadelphia. 40s this afternoon. look closely, you can see they are making snow in camelback, but we have seen a few light snow showers through camelback this morning and the pocano mountains, but they won't last all day. 19 degrees in doylestown wrightstown, 21 degrees. right along the delaware river in the middle 20s, but farther north and west there are the teens. we are at 18 degrees this morning. they are still cold around but we have the bitter cold winds gone that we saw yestpáí

harper lee wrote go set a watchman before mockingbird. a publisher rejected it.er lawyer found it in lee's files and set the deal in motion. the reclusive author is now 88 in failing health and some who know her say she never wanted the book to be published. >> it's just wrong for somebody to take advantage of an elderly person that's in the mind that she's in right now at this time. >> but others who visit harper lee say her mind is as sharp as a tack. her publisher tweeted a message supposed from lee saying i'm alive and kicking and happy as hell at the reactions to watch men. >> sounds like an 80-year-old firecracker would say. happy as hell. we hope it works out. a lot of people were excited about a sequel, a follow-up. >> people want more. >> we hate to have a controversy attached to it. >> why is there always a controversy? >> always. >> let it go. >> talk about the english bulldog here on youtube. maybe you've seen him on the internet. producers came over to make sure we understood how to say his name. buff. >> he's known for skateboarding. it's something

. >>> also today, exciting news about harper lee, who wrote "to kill a mockingbird," the story of a southernack men against a false charge of rape. it became an award-winning film. >> never really understand a person until you consider things from his point of view. >> yes, sir. >> to climb inside his skin walk around in it. >> the literary world was stunned today to learn that harper lee will publish a new novel, her first in 50 years, continuing many of the characters and themes of mockingbird. rosa parks and harper lee, two women who were small in stat tour, but who made a big impact on how americans thought about race. i think about viola louisa who lost her life fighting to give all americans the right to vote in alabama, as we look at the movie "selma" and prepare to go to selma for the 50th anniversary. i think as a teenager i was a youth coordinator for shirley chisholm's candidacy, another woman small in stat tour but moving america forward. they faced racism and sexism with dignity and integrity and helped change the nation for the better and make us all better in the process. than

. >>> after this a 40 million copies sold of to kill a mockingbird, a sequel of sort from the authoris so exciting. harper lee, what has she done? we'll explain. this is "way too early." >>> very good. hey, everybody. good morning. i'm thomas roberts. it's wednesday, february 4th. it wasn't the left shark at the super bowl halftime show. left shark was the best though. everybody loves the les shark. >>> down to business.

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. >>> and harper lee, author of the iconic book "to kill a mockingbird" said to publish a second book"go set a watch man" which is a sequel to the first and only book. it will be her first new work in over 50 years. "to kill a mockingbird" sold 41 million copies since first published in 1960. >>> nearly six months after the death of robin williams his widow and children are involved in a contentious legal dispute over his estate. nbc's joe fryer is in los angeles with more. it boils down to property memorabilia, where the lines may cross. >> reporter: that's right. robin williams passed away six months ago now. six months later all of this is coming to light. more information documents from the legal dispute. a lot centers around memorabilia that williams collected over the course of some 40 years during his long career in film tv and on stage. court documents filed in december and january outline a dispute over property between robin williams' widow and his children from two previous marriages. according to documents, williams who committed suicide in his california home left a trust

to kill a mockingbirds. >> i need to look at the notes. >> the cliff's notes. you're not supposed to be reading that. now we know. >> weather was what i went to. what can i say? a live look outside the san jose sky camera and relatively quiet conditions. we'll talk about when it gets stormy in a few minutes. >>> a baby made from three parents. the controversial technique. stay with us. >>> the united kingdom could become the first country in the world to allow the legal creation of babies using three parents. doctors can do this by taking genetic material from mom and dad and combining it with a female donor. this new procedure allows doctors to create babies free of genetic reinherited diseases. one legislative chamber approved it to make the procedure legal. now it goes to the second chamber for final approval. >>> a rare bipartisan agreement about meesasles. they sound off about the need for vaccinations. this comes as a measles outbreak continues to spread across the united states after an infected child visited disneyland last month. many in the bay area c