niecy nash: ok. going to show you two songs to choose from. "maneater", daryl hall and john oates. "circles", post malone. braeden tuttle: you know what? my mom would be really, really happy if i chose "maneater". however, i think we're going to go with "circles"! (audience cheering) niecy nash: all right, braeden. for $2,500, i'm going to need four missing words. braeden tuttle: ok. niecy nash: and we'll start just before the chorus. braeden tuttle: all right, let's do it. niecy nash: are you ready? braeden tuttle: yeah. niecy nash: ricky, he's ready. (audience cheering) (upbeat pop music) ♪ we do this every time ♪ ♪ seasons change and our love went cold ♪ ♪ feed the flame 'cause we can't let it go ♪ ♪ run away but we're running in circles ♪ ♪ run away, run away ♪ ♪ i dare you to do something ♪ ♪ i'm waiting on you again ♪ ♪ so i don't take the blame ♪ ♪ run away but we're running in circles ♪ ♪ run away, run away ♪ (audience cheering) niecy nash: all right. you didn't want to stop singing. braeden

nash. mrs. francis nash was a very resourceful person. there was a 27 year difference herge between mrs. nash and husband, but to show you how resourceful she was, she could -- was a very good cook -- had behind thegarden house, the victory garden, of course. she was also a seamstress, so well, that she turned a pantry room.nto her sewing she had her sewing machine. she learned by taking lessons at the largest department store downtown she sold many of her own clothing and hats. in the kitchen, she cooked. she used a stove that was both gas and coal. mrs. nash was a very fit woman. she believed in her health and feeding her family correctly. for-five milesd every day, regardless of the weather. you know, and buffalo, that can be very tough in the winter months. she was rollerskating, ice-skating into her 60's and 70's. she walked everywhere. this room, of course, would have been the dining room, had reverend nash not needed a large study. this for the dining room. this is where they would entertain guests who came to visit the family. thi

nash's new before/after photo) nash's new before/after photo) dr. nash - what are the five metabolic factors? (display five metabolic factors) sarah - you appeared on the show in october after starting dr. what kind of results have you experienced? sarah: what is "the sarah series," and how can the viewers continue to follow your weight-loss nash: is this consistent with dr. nash: do you have a special offer for our morning blend nash: is this consistent with dr. nash: is this consistent with most of your clients? dr. nash: do you have a special offer for our morning blend viewers? dr nash - and where can we go for more information? again....mention the morning just 19 dollars! doctor nash's office is located on horizon ridge parkway near valle verde in henderson. for more information, give her office a call or visit her website. she can help you lose three to seven pounds per week with no hunger, cravings or exercise! agine a world where the holidays are about joy again. where days are filled with magic instead of madness. we've imagined the holida

nash's sister. all right, you two deal with her. let's go, let's go, let's go. ms. nash. ms. nash.the air! who called 911? get your hands up. get 'em up! all right, just stay cool, partner everything's gonna be all right. one more step, i'm gonna put a hole right through you! step away from the door, step away from the door. get down on your knees. down on your knees! hands on your head. check it out. get 'em on your head! most people use a pot rack to hang pots. where's houseman? who? where's the bomb? ( snorts ) you're sure asking a lot of questions for someone who's trying to make me think you got all the answers. look, pal, you don't want to mess with me. it's over. i'm your only hope. it's never over, agent, not until the last man standing. hate to pee in your corn flakes, but i don't know where houseman is. i got nothing to do with this. you had nothing to do with threats against the exercises? freedom of speech. i spent my adult life defending the constitution, i figure i'm entitled to use an amendment or two. hey, come on, don't cloak this in the constitution. this is about

republicans release their witness wish list; in oursi ature segment, rock and roll hall-of-famer graham nash; and marie kondo with a tidyingfo adventurkids. next on pbs newshour weekend. >> pbs newshour weekend is made possible by: bernard and irene schwartz. sue and edgar wachenheim iii. the cheryl and philip milstein faly. rosalind p. walter, in memory of george o'neil. barbara hopeuckerberg. corporate funding is provided by mutual of america, signing customized individual and group retirent products. that's why we're your retirement company. additional support has been provided by: and by the corporation for public broadcasting, a private corporation funded by the american people. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. the tisch wnet studios lincoln center in new york, megan thompson. >> thompson: good evening, and thank you for joining us. public hearings in the impeachment inquiry begin this wednesday, and today republicans would like to testify.ple they in a letter to house intelligence committee chairman democrat adam schiff, republicans listed alea

nash. same trick. same place where we found nash's body. nash doing this trick june 27. nash did it first? vera: and better. a month before yo-yo grady even tried it. jeffries: only nash nailed it. so grady stole his trick. jeffries: but grady got all the marbles. blew up, became the big man on the scene. nothing but a thief. or a killer. until life shows up with hungry. or, you can follow the weight watchers plan entirely online and learn life skills that put you in charge. sign up for free right now and see how 31,000 food options give you options, and 1,800 recipes keep them fresh, so when life comes knocking, you can learn to live it, and lose weight and keep it off. sign up for free right now and get living. weight watchers online. stop dieting. start living. the exciting part about it was being one of the first people to use sensodyne iso-active. i couldn't believe the packaging it doesn't look a toothpaste. the gel turns into a foam it's expanding, it's bubbling. when i say it reaches the hard to reach places i mean, the little gap b

john nash gave a world a window into humanity.ow the disabled may think and feel inside. >>> this accident that killed john nash was within a mile of the crash that injured comedian tracy morgan and left another comedian dead. morgan was traveling northbound near cranbury township last june when his limo van was hit by a wal-mart truck. morgan suffered a traumatic brain injury and several broken bones. he has filed a lawsuit against wal-mart. the truck driver, kevin roper has been charged in the accident. >>> stay with "eyewitness news" for continuing coverage of the death of john nash and his wife alicia. you can find updates any time on our web site cbsphilly.com. >> ♪ >> the true meaning of memorial day on display in valley forge. dozens gathered at the obelisk dedicated to puerto rico in freedoms foundation medal of honor grove in valley forge. it is held in remembrance of fallen heroes. the grove honors every medal of honor recipient, the nation's highest award for valor. >>> the weather is heating up for all of the memorial

nash. same trick. same place where we found nash's body. nash doing this trick june 27. nash did it first? vera: and better. a month before yo-yo grady even tried it. jeffries: only nash nailed it. so grady stole his trick. jeffries: but grady got all the marbles. blew up, became the big man on the scene. nothing but a thief. or a killer. until life shows up with hungry. or, you can follow the weight watchers plan entirely online and learn life skills that put you in charge. sign up for free right now and see how 31,000 food options give you options, and 1,800 recipes keep them fresh, so when life comes knocking, you can learn to live it, and lose weight and keep it off. sign up for free right now and get living. weight watchers online. stop dieting. start living. the exciting part about it was being one of the first people to use sensodyne iso-active. i couldn't believe the packaging it doesn't look a toothpaste. the gel turns into a foam it's expanding, it's bubbling. when i say it reaches the hard to reach places i mean, the little gap b

very sad. >> reporter: neighbor john kelly has known the nash family since the early '80s.e saw the accident saturday but didn't know it was nash until he got the news on sunday. >> very very sad. been a fixture in princeton junction as long as i've been here. >> reporter: princeton matusiewicz ticks professor joe zen cohen knew that beautiful mind for more than six decades. >> post spectacular thing about him was his fantastic originality and his contributions to science. >> reporter: natasha the crash remains under investigation but a preliminary police report indicates that both john and alicia nash had access to seat belts in the back of that yellow cab. neither one was wearing them at the time of the crash. reporting from the campus of princeton university, i'm steve patterson, cbs3 "eyewitness news". >>> well the stars and production team behind beautiful mind are mourning the loss of john nash. actor russell crow who portrayed nash tweeted this -- stunned my heart goes out to john and alicia and family. amazing partnership beautiful mind beautiful heart. >>> director

nash took part in 11 olympic teams as a rower or coach. nash began abusing her when she was 13 years old. her recent revelation made the front page of "the new york times." the u.s. rowing federation has begun an investigation into jennifer fox's claims. in a minute, she will join us in her first television interview since she made the disclosure. but first, let's turn to the trailer from "the tale." >>he sto you arebout to see is te. as far as i kw. when was a child, w obseed with anging melf. i d't evenemember w i used to be. eetheart found storyou wrote innglish css. whe did y find it whamatters what itays. very scial pple. >>xcellent coach. >>on'you trusme? >> ieed to talk abouit was someone who wathere. can'rememberyself? y we annusual cld. >> strg bodystrong mind. >> strong dy, stng mind. >> i found picres fromhat mmer. >> iave on rret. y talk abt the relatiship at this w a gro man. thiwas imrtant toe. why a you so gry? >>hy a you n angry? >>'m ying to gure out why. >> it is my life. mine. amy: that was the trailer for "the tale" sta

crosby nash rocking it on stage. now, graham nash is in san francisco to show off his other artistic endeavour. photography. today he talk today kpix 5 linda yee about how his career start and had why he's still rocking after 50 years. >> light the fire, anyone that you bought. >> this was then. this is now only for me. >> 45 years after they started, crosby, phil and nash are still rocking at live concerts. >> we've been out every single year since 1969 except for the year that crosby was in jail. >> those were heavy times. sex, drugs and rock and roll in the 60s. graham nash first formed the hollis in 1962 with a pool chum in england. turned out top 40 hits but during a holli's tour of america in 1966, everything changed for nash when he met and sang with david crosby and steven stills sdmri heard something that moved my soul, you know, for me to move my entire live. >> in 1968, na sh left the hollis at home and country to form crosby, still & nash in america. >> i certainly don't have a favorite. i grew up with th

now, rick nash with help from j.t. miller. it goes off nash.out of the corner, up the gut. held in by brendan smith. rejected by harpur. in back of the goal. canceled by harpur. a force along the boards. but it's wedgeou turning with it is brendan smith. off miller. shot out by claesson. at the line. brendan smith. stone. awaits for his team to get onside. and now, he clears it in. pageau out of the corner. j.g. pageau. tommy wingels. stopped and fought off lundqvist. the rangers back out. swooping across, erik karlsson. over the line onside, it's wingels. hoffman for the front. wingels, mike hoffman out of the corner. holding on to it, off the blocker of lundqvist. dion phaneuf moving in. it's rolled in. karlsson, creeping in. covering up at the point. mike hoffman. erik karlsson up on the play. can he work his magic again? from a tough angle off of the stick. phane phaneuf. grabner with the speed, defended by hoffman. tommy wingels clears it in. >> brian: a in open space. >> john: wingels, had brassard out in front. smith, turns for fast and

nash is reputation for truth and honesty under oath.we started interviewing former prosecutors, and the number of former court personnel who expressed concerns about his reputation for truth and for veracity. >> remember her at the trial, nash was presented as a blood spatter expert? he wasn't. in fact nash had not even taken a basic bloodstain analysis class when he investigated leases death. he took a 40 hour course the following year, but was still not an expert when he testified in trial. dwight sought out the best in the field. >> i found two of the world's most renowned blood spatter experts. >> he sent the crime scene photos to both of them. >> and they both, independently, came to the same conclusion. >> that dan nash was quite simply dead wrong. one of them wrote, the bloodstain evidence in the presence of gunshot residue on the right-hand of lisa jennings are consistent with a self inflicted gunshot wound. but if any lawyer would tell you, undoing a jury's guilty verdict is almost impossible. so, what's now? >> coming up. >> a

dan nash.investigator who has been involved in several high-profile murder cases in the ozarks. >> and when sergeant nash took one look at that file, something forensic seemed off. he was inclined to agree with shawn. didn't look like suicide at all. >> he was just struck by the fact that if lisa jennings had shot herself using her right hand that there would be more blowback from that wound than one drop of blood. >> three months after that christmas eve, investigator nash drove over to brad's farm. told him he was looking at the case again. >> and wanted the bath robe that mr. jennings was wearing that night. >> the robe he had on when he said he found lisa dead and held her in his arms. >> why three months later would a bath robe be of any use at all? surely it had been cleaned or something after this event. >> apparently it had not. >> oh. >> mr. jennings had spent little time going back into that bedroom from -- where from his perspective his wife had taken her life. >> so brad gave nash t

rick nash will wind it up for the rangers. here he comes. nash stick handles in. through the blue and out. nick holden moving up. 1:13 left in overtime. nash, through the middle. held in. marc staal with a shot. it goes high. erik karlsson gets to it. stalberg, back out to neutral ice. we approach the laid out to center ice for miller. j.t. miller, moving up on karlsson. plays it well. ottawa back out. stalberg. hustling back. jesper fast. bobby ryan, right in, karlsson. just wide. girardi going down out in front. fast has got it. back out, 39 seconds left. kevin hayes, now. a bouncing puck. karlsson, ahead of ryan mcdonagh. ben harpur has time in his own zone. ottawa, with 28 seconds left in overtime. stalberg, through the middle. zack smith. gets by girardi. from the corner, out in front. it ricochets. sent high, dzingel. had a chance. >> brian: man, a couple of great opportunities for the ottawa senators here in the last minute of overtime. you see this puck out in front right here. and lundqvist is out of position. and ryan ja zack smith out in front. the puck

doctor nash's been saying the conservative movement for decades remain a full biography of doster nash available toai you. couple of highlights here his three volume biography of herbert hoover, his groundbreaking book the conservative intellectual movement in america since 1945 recent book the right future set just to name a few. i think the j purpose on the left and right suspend their addiction to twitter for a few moments. pick up one of doctor nash's books and read one of his many essays. a lot less nonsense talk about the conservative movement in the united states b frankly. there be a lot more wisdom in the air not only by the weaknesses of the conservative movement but about strengths historic attachment to the american founding. doctor nash in his book reappraising the right he quoted william f buckley the wells of regeneration are infinite deep. the whales and generation are infinitely deep doctor nash understands better than most the capacity of conservativism to tap into those deep wells on point the way back to political and cultural renewal. relatively brief remarks ten,

shot by nash.ed around and kicked to the half-court. >> eddie: great effort by rick nash all the way around, offensively and defensively. >> doc: lundqvist stops, 3:30 to go. girardi rifled it off. slowed down by pouliot and skied back in. on side play but it's punted to center and now we get the halt to play as it was played by a high stick. on ron graham's birthday stepan richet's terry o'reilly. joe maratz, willy pletz, milan lucic and liam nissan who has narrated the rangers' video. a rough bunch of customers that are having birthdays today. hope the cake holds up. brassard in on this draw with stoll. poised is quick in goal. 29 shots for the rangers, 31 for the kings. it is carter with toffoli. three rangers back including lundqvist. played along now by zuccarello. stopped by stralman. harassed by carter. a little hit enough by staal on toffoli to take him out of that play. now it's pouliot with it back in. no icing on this. centering pass tipped across and is flagged down by pearson but pushe

his name is stephen nash. if you didn't know much about how dna -- if he didn't know much about how dna works, he does now. the sister of the woman he killed got a lesson in evidence gathering, too at nash's murder trial, two weeks long. a prince george's county jury deliberated only three hours convicting nash in the brutal murder of vanessa riddick. >> i got in that truck and i screamed and hollered and cried and yeah. >> reporter: it's what you've been waiting for. >> yes, it is. even though it's over, she's still not here. >> reporter: the back story, august 31st, 2007, steven nash showed up at vanessa riddick's upper marlboro condominium building. he surprised her as she walked in her front door. before he left nash stabbed the 53-year-old mother 65 times with a kitchen knife. she carried this pocketknife on her key chain and fought back as best she could. nash's he own blood turned up on her -- nash's own blood turned up on her knife as well as the interior door knob to the condo unit and the entry door

detective nash gurule: ever.detective gurule was about to get the answers hed been searching for. and he was exhausted. to celebrate and rest up, gurule decided to take a few days off with his wife. detective nash gurule: so were driving out of town, i get a call that said he pulled out. keith morrison : coming up will he or won't he? detective nash gurule: i looked at her and im-- im crying. i said, theres nothing more i could do. keith morrison : then, the moment of truth detective jaclyn shaklee: his whole demeanor changed and he let out this scream, just this blood curdle-- it made me jump. i wasnt expecting it at all keith morrison: when dateline continues. type 2 diabetes? discover the ozempic® tri-zone. ♪ ♪ i got the power of 3. i lowered my a1c, cv risk, and lost some weight. in studies, the majority of people reached an a1c under 7 and maintained it. i'm under 7. ozempic® lowers the risk of major cardiovascular events such as stroke, heart attack, or death in adults also with known heart disease. i'm low

nash! steve nash!hooting this is nonn other than point guard steve nash himself. and when they finally completed the hand off...(nats of cheering) nash just swung the pamera around and added aa pretty good so ffr." nash later tweeted out the video, welcome, though we're hoping the can of keystone light was cold. the rowdy fans opened their own twwtter account calling themselves 'la beer bros.' and they posted video of the view from their suvvand the celebraaion following the hand-off.(natt of cheering) the la beer bros tweettd that they were 'on the way to the dodgers game, guy in baak says 'that's steve nash"...slowed down to check...sure enough!' "one guy posted oo youtube that the video would be a oneelight, good enough o make steve nash open his window.'" ut the makers of keystone light seemed to distance themselves, elling cnn we had some online distanced themselves from keystone light, not exactlyya premium beer. nash should have thrown it back posted one. of course there could have been more raz

that is nash. up to the 35. >> michael: just high, low, high, low, those are the concepts that work best for san jose state, taking one deep. one underneath. statements they roll out. sometimes they slide in. >> j.b.: brown claps for the snap, lacking left. going to the ground with a first down catch jackson canaan his tight end. ball made ready for play, there goes the clock, four-man rush for the cougs. again on time, on target. nash makes two miss. reaching for the at hidown field they mark them short, kyle thornton drags them down on the 49. >> michael: nash so good at filling the pressure. where the d.b. is coming from, sometimes he turns upfield. sometimes he breaks it back inside. the top receiver right there. >> j.b.: here comes the blitz, straight up the middle. brown heaves. oh, what a catch! owe the shoulder. try shop hurry to the 20. >> michael: beautiful catch. keep your feet in bounds, still got time on the clock. playback is wide open. >> j.b.: brown still working with the time-out.

tavis: as co-founder of the hollies and crosby, stills & nash, graham nash has for more than five decades now been at the forefront of rock music. it's been a fascinating life and he's now written about those experiences, good and bad, in a new book titled "wild tales: a rock & roll life." before we get to our conversation, a quick reminder of how great those harmonies are from crosby, stills & nash. here's a clip of them singing "wooden ships." ♪ ♪ tavis: i guess one would expect a book written by a rock and roll star to have the obligatory chapters about sex and drugs and, to be sure, that exists in the book. and i suspect in the other conversations you'll have about this book, they'll get to the sex and all the drugs. there's so much more, though, in the book that i want to get to in the time that we have tonight and i'll leave the other talk show hosts to dig that stuff up. let me start, if i can, with the cover of this book. put this cover back up for me, jonathan, please? i don't know if we have the front and the back cover, but here's the front cover of a younger graham nash. and i

>> reporter: good morning the nash's had just flown back from overseas where john nash was honored and at the airport they hailed yellow cab to head home. but never made it. the story of john nash still captivated hollywood turned it into oscar winning film, 2001, beautiful minds recounts brands breaking achievement in math and science achievements made at he fought paranoid schizophrenia, his wife, alicia, by his side for many of the battles. >> the only way out -- >> both killed saturday, when their yellow cab crashed into a southbound new jersey turnpike guardrail, the couple had just left the airport in newark, after flying back to the states from norway, where nash received the prestigious bell prize. the nash's made their home in princeton junction where neighbors and colleagues mourns their sudden lost. >> most spectacular thing about him was his fantastic originality and his contribution to science. >> former princeton professor joseph cone first med him -- met him at mit. >> very sad. it will affect prince on junction. >> neighbor john kelly said he drove by the crash not know

, a woman who followed the story, offered her santa rosa farm to shelter nash. in exchange, kerry's dad is building new fencing so nash won't have to be rescued a third time. >> i sit out here and talk to nash and tell him how happy he's made everybody. >> i just have a lot of faith in people, and i have a really great community around me. it was really an awesome story about people helping each other. >> i love that story. it just warms your heart to see that cow back in family's loving arms. it just was amazing. >> he seems to be rather affectionate towards the camera too. i think he knows what he's doing. >> i think he knows he's very loved and he definitely is enjoying all of the love from other people. >> and getting free apples as well. we should all be so lucky. >> we've got some monsoonal moisture making its way not just into the bay area but through most of california, which can be potentially troublesome because not only does it make it feel a little bit muggy outside, but these types of setups can lead to the threat of some pop-up showers, even some t

dan nash.e investigator who has been involved in several high-profile murder cases in the ozarks. >> and when sergeant nash took one look at that file, something forensic seemed off. he was inclined to agree with shawn. didn't look like suicide at all. >> he was just struck by the fact that if lisa jennings had shot herself using her right hand that there would be more blowback from that wound than one drop of blood. >> three months after that christmas eve, investigator nash drove over to brad's farm. told him he was looking at the case again. >> and wanted the bath robe that mr. jennings was wearing that night. >> the robe he had on when he said he found lisa dead and held her in his arms. >> why three months later would a bath robe be of any use at all? surely it had been cleaned or something after this event. >> apparently it had not. >> oh. >> mr. jennings had spent little time going back into that bedroom from -- where from his perspective his wife had taken her life. >> so brad gave nash

i called nash. nash booked the studio, got stills. we recorded it, you know, within-- i think it was either that night or the next night, and we gave the tapes to ahmet, or he took the red-eye to new york and had it out within a week i think, and it was so immediate that we fulfilled that older part of our job. you know, our main job is to entertain, but there's also another part which is to be the town crier, to be the troubadour, to be the guy that says, "12:00 and all is well," or "it's 11:30, and it's not so darn good." [chuckling] and we did that. i think it was a high point for us, but, you know, the book isn't about us. the book is about people finding a way to stick up for what they believe in and showing that there is, you know, a line that developed. we know, you know, that gandhi read thoreau. we know that king read gandhi. we know that we all followed martin luther king. there is a-- there's a lineage here. the most common thread was pete seeger. i think they should give a course in pete seeger in high school. pete seeger

contemporary graham nash.re is a fascinating and heartbreaking story in this book about how you got introduced to the camera. your father turned you onto the camera and found himself imprisoned because of a camera and it had a profound impact on your life. tell me more about the camera story. >> he was a poor and hard- working man from the north of england. struggling with life after world war ii. was takingy photographs of me and my sister at the local zoo. he turned me on to the magic of photography when i was 10 years old. the first photograph was taken of my mother when i was 10. that was what? hadcamera that my father bought had been stolen. my father wouldn't tell. he consequently spent a year of his life in a very brutal prison in the north of england. who goes to jail for a year for a $30 camera? >> the people that can't afford good justice. of myto be the father family and the man of the house. our main breadwinner had been incarcerated. i got most of my clothes from the salvation army when i was supp

we saw nash's name listed direct tomorrow. nash had just won the able prize for math and in 1994 the nobel prize for economics but gained celebrity status when his story inspired the oscar winning movie a beautiful mind starring russell crowe. crow himself tweeted stunned. an amazing partnership. beautiful minds, beautiful hearts. the movie told the story of his brilliance be at the same time battling schizophrenia. >> he was having conversations with people i didn't see at the time back in the 1980's. >> reporter: joseph cohn was nash's student at mit64 years ago. >> at the beginning of his career when he was rising tremendously, i've seen him when he was really in very bad condition. >> reporter: he says in his prime in the 1950's, nash was a math genius recalling once when his seemingly illogical thinking even shocked another well known mathematician. >> if somebody had come in, a graduate student had come in saying gee i have this idea, look at a problem this way he would have thrown him out you don't know what you're talk

but why didn't lea investigator dan nash revealed that well, he said he never receive those results.t. no, i was a prosecutor befor this, my spouse is a polic officer. dwight is a police officer, we know the care that goes into building a case. and that is not a step that yo skip dan nash had specifically aske for that test to be done >> so, by now dwight was looking carefully at dan nash, he talked to a retired judge >> he made it very clear tha he had a lot of problems wit mr. nash is reputation for truth and honesty under oath and from there, we started interviewing former prosecutors, and the number of former court personnel who expresse concerns about his reputatio for truth and veracity >> remember her at the trial nash was presented as a bloo spatter expert he wasn't. in fact nash had not even take a basic bloodstain analysi class when he investigated leases death he took a 40 hour course the following year, but was stil not an expert when he testifie at trial dwight sought out the best i the field. >> i found two of the world' most renowned blood spatte experts. >> he sent th

and right now nash leads the country in receiving yards and touchdowns. from quarterback to wide receiver and he's excelling at this level, i hope he gets a nice look at the draft, to stay in one place six years in college athletics. you don't ever hear of that. >> he's got an arm. >> it's impressive. >> hey, coach, let me throw more. >> his dad wanted him to be like mahomes. >> he's on his way i think. >> thanks, matt. >>> celebrations of all things greek, coming up, where you can celebrate there weekend and what the event means to those of greek descent. >> and you become part of that culture and that's what's important, just don't come in and visit. become part of it. some say it's impossible to fix san francisco. they also said you couldn't escape from alcatraz. but watch me do both. other candidates want to tear down san francisco, but i'll build on what's already great to make it even better. with expanded rent control, new homes for the middle class community policing to reduce crime, and an inspector general to root out corruption. let's get to wo

it would be the first hit for super group crosby, stills and nash. ♪ ♪ and nash moved from england toe rock and roll hall of fame with both csn and the hollys. and after years of living in hawaii, he's moved back to the mainland. >>> you're a relatively recent new yorker. >> yes. well, six years. >> reporter: given what's going on right here, do you wish you were in hawaii any days? >> no, i love it here. listen to the birds. listen to these 12 accents you can hear before you get your coffee. listen to the life of this city. this is an incredible city. i should have done this many, many years ago. but hawaii wasn't bad either. [ laughter ] >> reporter: nash remarried last year to artist amy grantham. >>> are you having a hard time with any part of this? >> no, i've taken four short walks with amy to the local park to see my favorite tree. but apart from that, i've been in my apartment for nine weeks. >> reporter: have you really? >> yes. we're having a good time and we're still laughing about it. and after nine weeks, that's not too bad. >> reporter: do you wonder when you're going to

was this investigator dan nash? it was.d posted a million dollar bonded was allowed to remain free until his trial. brad's attorney said the state had no case. and every time that i spoke with him, he said it couldn't go to trial. he didn't say it wouldn't. he said it couldn't. keith morrison: was still saying that the friday before the trial was to begin in august 2009. he said, we'll go in there monday morning, and we'll see what motions are flying around. keith morrison: but by midday monday, the jury was picked and the trial began. how shocking was that? it was very shocking. and we hadn't been there an hour till i was getting sick to my stomach just listening. prosecution was just running rampant with it. keith morrison: that is, saying terrible things about brad. and i was wanting to jump up and object. keith morrison: because to marsha, it seemed like brad's attorney, darrell deputy, wasn't objecting at all. mr. deputy wouldn't say anything in brad's defense. what was it like to be you, sitting back there watching th

he called nash and his wife beautiful minds, beautiful hearts.nd the spokesperson for princeton university tells me nothing formal is planned as of yet for john nash but could be plans released in the coming days. live in princeton junction nbc 10 news. >>> memorial day weekend is the unofficial start of summer and over the next few days we're going to see some very summer-like weather. first alert meteorologist brittney shipp is here and we have seen a big jump in the temperatures today. >> that's right. yesterday in the low 70s. now heading into the rest of today, the temperatures in the low 80s. that's about a 11-degree difference between yesterday and today and we'll see even warmer conditions as we head into tomorrow. currently in the poconos, 74 degrees. 81 in allentown. 79 in pottstown. dover 80 degrees. still dealing with an onshore flow and hanging out down the shore, temperatures are cooler. only 69 degrees in atlantic city. 70 degrees in wildwood. and over the next eight hours, we are going to still see mild conditions in the city. tem

george nash. doctor nash studying the conservative movement for decades. we made a full biography available to you but a couple of highlights, his three volume biography of herbert hoover and his groundbreaking book the conservative intellectual movement and america 1945 and a more recent book reappraising the right of past and future of american conservativism just to name a few. the pundits on the left and the right could suspend their addiction to twitter for a few minutes pick up one of doctor nash's books are read his essays there is a lot less nonsense talk about the conservative movement and the united states and a lot more wisdom in the air not only the weaknesses but the strengths and the historic attachment to the american founding. doctor nash quoted william f buckley to said regarding the conservative movement the wells free generation are infinitely deep. doctor nash understands better than most the capacity of conservativism that taps into those deep wells two.the way back for politi

nash. dr. nash has been studying the conservative movement for decades. made a full biography of him available to you but a couple of highlights here. his three volume biography of already bert hoover, his groundbreaking book the conservative intellectual movement in america since 1945 and a more reap back, reappraising the right, the past and future of american conservatism to name a few. pundits to the left and right could just suspend their addiction to twitter for a knew -- moments and pick up one of his book's read his essays there would be a lot less nonsense talk about the conservative movement and about the united states frankly, and i think a lot more wisdom, a lot more was dom in the air, not only about the weaknesses of the conservative movement and also about its strengths, and its historic attachment to the american founding. dr. nash in his book reappraising the right quoted william flint. buckley oh said that regarding the conservative movement, the wells of regeneration are infinitely deep. the wells of regeneration are infin it inly deep.