it is called pedestal walk -- pedestal rock. it is on oregon's cape kiwanda , and took decades for nature to create slowly eroded by sand and sea salt. but it was destroyed in a matter of seconds. two witnesses recorded the vandalism, and then confronted the group. they say the group told them they were getting revenge because a friend had broken their leg on that rock. >> they basically told me themselves it was a safety hazard, did the world or oregon a favor that they knocked it down. ed: they're looking for these people, and the group involved could face criminal charges. to your economy now. the state of rhode island is looking to recover some of the money lost in that disastrous 38 studios deal. heather: that was the failed video game company founded by former red sox pitcher curt schilling. a judge will consider whether a partial $25.6 million settlement with wells fargo securities and barclays capital is a good deal the state fronted schilling 75 -- $75 million in guaranteed loans, only to see the company fail less than

the oregon sandstone pedestal stood in a dangerous part of the nature area.x people including three teenagers fell to their deaths off the cliffs including two drownings in the past two years. >> our first concern is that making sure people are safe. and then, second, what who need to do with people to be clearer with people about what is appropriate behavior in a park. >> the photographer who confronted the vandals who claim the formation was a safety hazard. he doesn't buy it. >> for them to have the intention of knocking over the rock for sole purpose of being vandals makes me upset. >> been tracy, los angeles. captioning funded by cbs >>> it's wednesday, september 7th, 2016. this is the "cbs morning news." >>> for the first time ever, donald trump and hillary clinton will be on the same stage, taking questions from veterans. the military battle both campaigns are waging before tonight's showdown. >>> miami is taking its fight to the air, spraying a powerful and controversial chemical in hopes of stopping zika spread, but people living under the spray are

the oregon sandstone pedestal stood in a dangerous part of the nature area. at least six people including three teenagers fell to their deaths off the cliffs including two drownings in the past two years. >> our first concern is that making sure people are safe. and then, second, what who need to do with people to be clearer with people behavior in a park. >> the photographer who confronted the vandals who claim the formation was a safety hazard. he doesn't buy it. >> for them to have the intention of knocking over the rock for sole purpose of being vandals makes me upset. >>> the candidates come out swinging. >> once again, donald trump is totally unfit and unqualified to be our president. >> putin looks at hillary clinton and he smiles. >> as the fall campaign begins, the battleground states. >> also tonight, a confession in the abduction and murder of an 11-year-old, 27 years ago. >> incredibly painful to know his last days, last hours, last minutes. >> a sexual harassment suit, million. and the rebirth of the centerpiece of american freedom. ? ? >>> with

this is pedestal rock or it was pedestal rock. couple of people nearby heard the group yelling they were going to knock it over and when they did they were asked why. well one man said his friend broke his leg near the rock so he decided to call it a safety hazard are. okay now to my favorite sentence of the night are you ready? on a flying comet is okay. it ended up land national guard the dark its batteries died but great news ross etta space probe town it sent this picture back and rosetta was partially made at cu boulder. >> the schaefer athletic complex is being they end according to jefferson county officials and they are blaming prairie dogs for the damage. here's a look at the holes dug up in the past few months. 10 at every corner of the sports complex. the scariest ones they say buildings. >> we're concerned about infiltration of water and other things into that and maybe compromising the foundations of that building. >> so about 15 of the prairie dogs have been moved out and now they have to poison the rest but the prai

the video shows a group of eight men trying to topple pedestal rock in oregon's natural area.ck off. the smart ones. three others keep going at it. wobbling the sandstone formation until, yep, it breaks apart and shattered. the witness confronts these vandals. listen to their infuriating excuse. >> they were standing on top of the rubble of the rock, laughing, smiling, giggle. they told me it was a safety hazard and they did like the world or oregon a favor, that they knocked it down. >> pedestal rock is located in a precarious section of the coast that is off limits to the public typically. the vandals have not been identified, and they weren't p captur captured. >> people in oregon are not taking kindly to this. they're really angry. >> okay, on this labor day, a new study is finding americans can't stop working. 40% of u.s. workers didn't take a single vacation day last year. and today, on labor day, 41% of employers will have some staff working. despite these figures, the u.s. is not the most overworked country in the world. if you want to visit that one, it happens to be

somewhats would've been his second birthday.o cell phone video of eight people pushing over the pedestal theyt caught thea duck boats on theo forever the oregon staten partis is considering this an act of vandalism them infoline address n they're trying to find thatnd people involved this is the latest in a growing number of was parks.asesis that's a shame. i'm retire our forecast our forecast is looking spectaculari spent a wonderful long weekend the front is going to it's entertain myself for a while. there's the clear sky storm fox radar will that cl better chancn thursday there's that eight our forecast that brings us won't lower 80s by noon todayat will talk about that in a couple of it was all for good cause. so shoes you saw honoring the victims of the orlando nightclub show you how you if you are away.w it's time to go to work and school.ait's back to the grind is facing after the big long labor day my name is natalie herbert filling in for kristi capel we do have some good news that rather atat least is going to continue to be wonderful i much check in with scott sabol 89 was th

police officers should not be on a pedestal. politicians should not be on a pedestal.blic servant, no public employee should be on a pedestal. respect good work, but we've got to hold those that violate those standards accountable. that's really the point. and to treat it as though you're either pro police or anti-police is really not the choice we have in this country. the choice that we have is to support effective policing, that keeps us safe, by honest men and women. and let's hold those who run afoul accountable if they run afoul of the law or the constitution. let's hold them accountable. we hold politicians accountable. we hold people in the community accountable. i just believe there's a duty for any public employee. it's a tough job, it's hard work, there's a tremendous amount of pressure, but you have to hold people accountable. >> marc, president of the national urban league, thanks for joining us. >> thank you. >>> the breaking news we're following. fear of fresh violence in charlotte, north carolina. we're going back to the streets there, live. >>> plus, r

staff in northeast ohio ato allh over the country stacy fry >> they were absolutely blindside a pedestal thinkey the preparing to go back to class next week now thousands of themm are wondering what's next. what's in their future.ing 130 itt tech including ten in ohio certainly calls about 45,000 students and 38 states received that notificationud it's closing for good. itt has been under investigation for fraud the release that they were forced to cease operations after the department of educationere t issued sanctionsn their enrollment of mr. to rely on financial aid. it's a real to local nursing student was just here at thee doesn't just affect the studentd but 8,000 employees nationwide as well so other stews likes tracy are looking into how they and staff students itt says they will try to assist students as best they can toa transition ton other schools th itt hasat also been a vector hundred and $52 million to the federal government within next 30 days with morer information on all this on oure webpage at fox8.com. thanks so much for the update jury selection jessica dill is at th

the oregon sandstone pedestal stood in a dangerous part of the nature area. at least six people including three teenagers fell to their deaths off the cliffs including two drownings in the past two years. >> our first concern is that making sure people are safe. and then, second, what who need to do with people to be clearer with pe a behavior in a park. >> the photographer who confronted the vandals who claim the formation was a safety hazard. he doesn't buy it. >> for them to have the intention of knocking over the rock for sole purpose of being vandals makes me upset. >>> the candidates come out swinging. >> once again, donald trump is totally unfit and unqualified to be our president. >> putin looks at hillary clinton and he smiles. >> as the fall campaign begins, we will size t the battleground states. >> also tonight, a confession in the abduction and murder of an 11-year-old, 27 years ago. >> incredibly painful to know his last days, last hours, last minutes. >> a sexual harassment suit, against fox's rogerailes is million. and the rebirth of the cente

a popular fenced off destination, the iconic pedestal stood on a landscape, more than 18 million years old. a picture perfect spot for newlyweds or to watch the sunset into the sea. the parks department thought the duck bill, collapsed naturally. that is until david callis posted this have i owe. >> -- video. i confronted one of them, and the first thing that came out of the person's mouth was it was a safety hazard. one of their buddies apparently broke their leg on the top of the rock. >> wiggle it, just a little bit. >> two years ago, two boy scout leaders were given a probation and fined after they shoved over a 170 million-year- old rock formation. actress vanessa hudgins paid restitution after she carved her name into a red rock wall in arizona. this morning in oregon, it's unclear if anyone will face charges or a fine. a spectacular sandstone that stood the test of time until it >> just inif you are rating, isn't it? -- infur rating, isn't it? >> whether you love art or you love a good scavenger hunt. world art drop day is officially under way. they're dropping off ten different

it's a humbling experience because you don't put yourself up on a pedestal. you realize you serve a higher purpose. >> reporter: thank you for your time. appreciate it very much. >> our extended interview discussed immigration policy. education policy. means eliminating the department of education. and we talked media bias. you can see our full interview on the next facebook page. there's an invitation for senator bennet to come on anytime. >>> we love q and a around here. if we had to choose, there's only one letter no one can stop seeing. and the quest to ski colorado >>> this next story is shamelessly stolen from reddit. and why not. the squiggly line that shows up in the center of some colorado license plates. the dmv tells us that's a security thread. it's not unlike the security threads that are laced into years ago. you'll find it running vertically through most license plates in the last few years. also runs horizontally through european license plates. >>> wheny pointed out that colorado has been churning out license plates using the letter q. we can

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now on the picturesque northwest, rock that once served as a pedestal for people, the latest to be brought down by man. >> a real shame. >>> that's going to do it for us on this tuesday night, i'm lester holt, for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching supermodel molly sims is here, and she's tackling all of the hot topics. like: how long it should take in the bedroom. >> how long is it for you >> announcer: and the quick-moving crime that can victimize anyone at any second. must-know info, so you can stay safe. and a brand-new bio-weapon that can recognize, attack, and kill cancer cells. >> announcer: on the doctors! [ crowd cheering ] [ applause ] >> dr. travis: hello, everyone. welcome to the doctors. we have a very special guest today. you have seen her on tv, magazine covers. please welcome supermodel, actress and best author, molly sims! [ crowd cheering ] [ applause ] ? ? >> welcome, welcome molly! >> molly girl, i cannot even tell you how excited dr. ordon was that you were gonna be here today! [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> i was very excited. very. >> good to sit next to you

from national now on the picturesque coast of the pacific northwest, rock that once served as a pedestal for people, the latest to be brought down by man. >> a real shame. >>> that's going to do it for us on this tuesday night, i'm lester holt, for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching top generals and give them a simple instruction. they will have 30 days to submit to the oval office a plan for soundly and quickly defeating nuclear weapons. >> strong talk just a taste of what's i head for the candidates today. >>> zika sex guidelines are set as congress fails to act on the virus that spread to 60 countries. >> and police chase that had viewers nationwide transfixed but ended in a fatal shooting. as news of a multimillion dollar settlement merges. "early today" starts right now. >>> so great to be with you, this morning. >> what a heart felt story that is of those two twins. we'll talk a little bit about that in a little bit. >>> first we start with tonight. and tonight is the night, the coin toss made a set. hillary clinton and donald trump will go head to head in their first ge

just when the bands come up it raises the w all the pedestals. the 5 to 8-foot storm surge didn't happen in carabel. police are still expecting some damage. we'll have some roads flooded out and trees down. power lines down and stuff like that. there's power outages and cell phone service are not working in many places. but overall there's relief. a big issue is power outages. capitol. there's 70,000 people without power. you have electric crews from all over the southeast moving in to that area right now to try and restore power. they are hoping to do so within the next 24 hours. in carabel. "today in new england." >>> really it's not a matter of if but when we see the effects of this here in new england over the labor day weekend. >>> everybody has a lot of plans. let's send it over to bri eggers with more on that. still tracking over land. it's downgraded from that category 1 hurricane to tropical storm. and you can see where we actually saw the landfall last night. the sunshine is out. but the rain bands are wide reaching. and so still taking

now on the picturesque coast of the pacific northwest, rock that once served as a pedestal for people, the latest to be brought down by man. >> a real shame. >>> that's going to do it for us on this tuesday night, i'm lester holt, for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching >> a deadly transaction. coming up on 8 at 7:00, what went wrong with deal when the buyer pulled a shotgun. plus, a flag that is probably very special to someone. how one man is trying to find its owner. >> right now, on newschannel8 at 6:00. >> good evening. tonight, the search is on for a killer. a bay area man lost his life when he went with a friend to carry out an online sale.

banishment from nation now on the picturesque coast of the pacific northwest, rock that once served as a pedestal for people, the latest to be brought down by man. >> a real shame. >>> that's going to do it for us on this tuesday night, i'm lester holt, for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching >>> now at 7:00 itt tech shuts down. the investigation that prompted the school to close. >> plus nearly 300 people overdose inless than a month in one ohio city. coming up the link investigators are finding tranquilizer. hi betsy. >>> today was our 27th day this year of 90 degrees plus. we're going to add on a few more to the tally as we head through the next few days before a big cool down by next week. >> and rising. our weekly segment returns with the story of a medina man that has dealt with serious health issues since birth. but see how running has uplifted his spirits and changed his life. >>> itt technical institute teaches skills and knowledge that can help students prepare for entry level positions in this field. we are also striving to keep these learning opportunities affordable. >> we

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ended with her ni now on the picturesque coast of the pacific northwest, rock that once served as a pedestal for people, the latest to be brought down by man. >> a real shame. >>> that's going to do it for us on this tuesday night, i'm lester holt, for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching >> now at 7 a developing story. snap chat scandal. the racy pictures that had police here at weston high school. >> reporter: hermine moves out. summer time heat and humidity move in. >> anchor: a driver facing charges after going air born into the cape cod canal. >> reporter: a body camera debate in boston about a controversial topic. >> it was good for the fans. have you seen it. >> our focus is on the cardinals. >> anchor: and shredding in boston a star patriot showing off his skate board skills. >> anchor: a closer look at his set of wheels. >> 7 news at 7:00 starts now. >> anchor: a lawrence fire fighter facing troubling charges tonight. >> anchor: police say he shot

all too often the pedestal turned out to be a cage. it protects women from achieving whatever they could based on their god-given talents. so getting judges to understand that gender discrimination was bad for the society, bad for women, bad for men and bad for society. the case in which i represented, it complained that. none of those cases where test cases. these are every day people from boise, idaho. the game by caring for disabled people in our home. her young son was given custody of the boy when the boy was of tender years. the boy reached his teens. the father saying now displayed is to be prepared for a man's world. so he thought as the fathers become interesting again and she was unsuccessful. she was sadly right. the boy one day this is severe depression take out of his father's gun had committed suicide. sally wanted to be appointed administrator of the state. the probate court judge said i'm sorry, but this is what the idaho law says between persons equally entitled to administer the state. males must be preferred to femal

reporter: the bronze star stolen broken off its pedestal this week. manasse says his first reaction was resentment. >> nobody should do that to a sculpture this is a tombstone reporter: now he wonders why someone would destroy something so precious. >>in again would be very difficult. reporter: staff noticed it was missing in milton police are investigating. nicole estaphan, wcvb newscenter 5. ben: the navy should be named after robert f. kennedy. the robert f. kennedy's job will be to restock and refuel ships already at sea. members of the kennedy family attended today's event congressman joe kennedy says the family is deeply grateful for the honor. construction is expected to begin in 2021. jc: a just released app will massdot partnering with perkins school for the blind to develop blindways. the app is aimed at helping blind customers make it to the exact location of their bus stops. regular gps devices usually leave users within 30 to 50 feet of their destination. that distance is often referred to as the last 50 feet of frustration. ben: hill, al

sitting 440 miles from ground zero, this piece of the north in nearby apeks a smaller piece sits on a pedestal in downtown. but no matter which memorial you visit, they stand to honor. >> i feel for the loss of all of the lives. makes you think about them. i think day to day we kind of forget that. we just say 9/11 but i think when we sit and take time to do the memory, you can get all of those individuals. >> in the last 15 years many important reflection is this, a moment of silence. >>> i'm steve frazier. cbs north carolina. >> and the time right now is 5:43. still to i don't mean. >> i don't think he should be here. >> the man who attempted to assassinate president reagan. >> reaction good and bad from people who are now hi adelle: at first, i was so happy to teach in north carolina. but we've fallen to 41st in teacher pay, 44th in per-student spending, and a lot of us even have to buy school supplies. governor mccrory talks about raising our pay, but he tried to cut education funding to its lowest budget share in over 30 years. like over two thousand other teachers, i'm having to move to

now on the picturesque coast of the pacific northwest, rock that once served as a pedestal for people, the latest to be brought down by man. >> a real shame. >>> that's going to do it for us on this tuesday night, i'm lester holt, for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching >> announcer: right now, from milwaukee, this is today's tmj4. live at 6:00. >> several counties under an alert for severe storms. >> storms are stretching state-wide right now. you can see it's a pretty active radar. we're going to send it over to john malan, who is is keeping an eye on everything. >> john: you're right, the radar is very thunderstorm watch has been posted for areas to our north. milwaukee county, waukesha county, jefferson, not under that watch. it runs till 1:00 in the morning for dodge, washington, fond du lac counties, towards green bay, it extends in that direction, and out towards the wisconsin dells. let's check that radar now. let's get in close with the radar. you can see that we had a cluster of pretty big thunderstorms move out over the lake. now a couple isolated showers

he said the bone projections look like a four horned goat but the antler pedestal and holes are deer. honestly, it looks like chupa cabra. i am not kidding. i swear that's what my biologist friend. >> i know. i know he said that but he was probably joking because you have funny friends. >> you believe in ghosts? >> you know, you can't believe -- >> you know i really don't believe in ghosts. >> look we have like the whole nation watching the show now. >> right. if you guys out there have any clue have ever found anything like this, please, go to our facebook page, "right this minute" and let us know what you found in oklahoma. ? >> kids have the most fascinating minds. >> unfortunately we can't understand them most of the time. this little girl, along with her crocodile tears has a very cute message. >> whatever is on the table, but not chicken or meat. >> oh. >> oh, this little girl has a very she doesn't want to eat chicken or meat. >> why do you think you don't want to do that? >> because the animals and i like animals. >> well good for her. >> do you think [ indiscernible ] >> i th

apparently a moved on person enough that he wanted the nicole: the bronze star stolen broken off its pedestal this week manasse says his first reaction was resentment >> nobody should do that to a sculpture this is a tombstone nicole: now he wonders why someone would destroy something so precious. >> i think it is a hate crime i don't think someone likes jewish and mostly christian -- we got some rain the last 24 hours. just a third of an inch in the boston area. north of town after worcester county, take a look at the rainfall in the past when it for hours. two and a half reports, even reports of 3.5 inches of rain. much rainfall at all. skies are trying to clear on now. the trend is going to be come a little bit more violent as we go through the afternoon. it feels so soupy outside with a southeasterly wind. the dew point temperature is how much moisture is in the air. it is close to 70. you go back to the west and you see these blues and greens. air. behind it, the less humid air will be here by this time tomorrow. and you will feel a big difference tomorrow. it is still varies to get ther

sitting 444 miles from ground zero, this in nearby apex a smaller piece of the south tower sits on a pedestal downtown. no matter which memorial you visit, they stand to honor. >> i feel for the loss of all the lives. it makes you think about them. i think day to day we kind of forget that. we just say 9/11. when we sit and take time to do the memory, you think of all those individuals. >> reporter: in the last 15 years, many words have been reflection is this, a moment of silence. >> in chapel hills several events honored those who lost their lives 15 years ago today. 2996 flags, one for each victim, were placed around the bell tower at the center of unc's campus. >> regardless of every racial tension or ot together not just to recognize one another but to recognize people who have come before us and have lost their lives. >> on friday, rotc students and community members participated in a step run climbing 2076 steps, the same number in the twin towers. >>> for many of us, memories involve sitting in front of a television. cbs north carolina spoke with >> reporter: james johnson lives in ca

now on the picturesque coast of the pacific northwest, rock that once served as a pedestal for people, the latest to be brought down by man. nbc news. >> a real shame. >>> that's going to do it for us on this tuesday night, i'm lester holt, for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching . >>> right now on news 3 live at 6:00 -- outrage and concern over the manhunt for a murder suspect and the lack of answers as to how this could happen in the first place. >>> justice delayed. more than seven years after this woman was brutally murdered. the case against her fiance is finally moving forward. >>> classes canceled, schools students show up to it technical only to find the doors locked. what happens next? >>> on the run. we begin with what is now a nationwide manhunt for this accused killer who escaped police custody in north las vegas. >> tonight there's outrage that alonso perez is still on the loose. good evening. i'm reed cowan. >> i'm jim snyder. on friday. when any weren't looking, he slipped out of the handcuffs. he's accused of murdering a local father outside of a mcdonald's.

. >> we pedestal if they were able to get in bed or do something with an older woman. but when you flip the script it's very very different. we're okay with one scenario but not okay with another. and this case speaks to that. >> it isn't only a gender gap. lindstrom says wealthy people, high profile people, and attractive people get a break. >>> the lawyers for leslie arizona and maricopa county. they say their client was wrongly accused. he was in jail for several months until charges were dismissed in april. dps says it still considers him a suspect in the investigation. >>> the video is shocking and extremely tough to watch. a car running down, intentionally, three phoenix police officers. >> authorities believe the attack was deliberate. they had every right lethal force, but they didn't. >> their level of restraint is being praised. here's monique with why. >> according to law enforcement experts the moment the officers saw this car coming towards them they could have shot to kill and it would have been justified. >> the video never gets less horrifying. surveill

but now video has surfaced of va pedestal >>> today the u.s.ol's great rotunda reopened after a 13 month, $97 million project to save the capitol dome. >> congratulations to you. >> reporter: the first tour today to bend over backward to see george washington into heaven. this time-lapse video shows the start, a year ago, of the scaffolding and drapery that were used to restore the iron work install lighting and repaint the fading fresco. >> this is all original. all 150 years old. >> yes it is. >> reporter: the head of the project, steven aires, architect of the capitol. he took us up the dome for "60 minutes" before the work began. >> this is the top. >> it is the top. >> wow. >> what a beautiful view. >> the dome was built of the high tech material of the 160s. cast iron. but 150 years later, pieces were falling. and there were more than 1,300 cracks. >> it looked magnificent and beautiful from the ground. but when you got up close there is rust all over it. broken pieces. some of these are big, 40, 80-pound pieces of decoration and, ornamen

at first state officials thought erosion caused the sandstone pedestal quote -- to collapse. cell phone video shown here, three people toppling it on purpose. >>> a wild scene in tennessee, a fight between neighbors ended with one man bulldozing another family's home. no one was in the house when the bulldozer knocked down walls, the family now living in a camper. the man driving the bulldozer obviously facing several >>> a bar in dubai just broke the world record for the longest shot, it drops its contents into another glass, the huddle sports bar and grill successfully dropped for thousand 578 glasses of whiskey into an energy drink. it took nearly one minute for the glasses to finish crashing into one another which is supercool. do not drink that many shots of whiskey. and, an energy drink. beautiful whiskey. >> 4000 glasses of whiskey. >> good stuff. >>> we are just going to need glasses of ice water and iced coffee. >> our executive producer, terry, first a pumpkin spice latte of the season, he grabs it on his drive home. we will be back to the heat in no time. we are ge

the pedestal rock on oregon's kaine wanda took decades for nature to create. it was destroyed in a matter of seconds. two witnesses recorded the vandalism and confronted the group. they say the group told them they were getting revenge because a friend had broken their leg on the rock. was a safety hazard and they did the world or oregon a favor that they knocked it down. emily: state police are now investigating. erika: dry weather could dull new england's famous fall foliage. experts from the u.s. forest service say leaves could turn brown and fall off and drop stricken areas. west rye areas will see red come yellow, and orange but the colors to be less vibrant and last for long. emily: especially with all the wind we have. a problem. cindy: typically when you get a tropical storm nearby the rain is the welcome thing but we barely get any rain out of the system. we did get a lot of wind and the wind was damaging. all of those dots represent wind damage reports. 88 of them. a lot of that just tree limbs and branches down because the trees -- to look at wind o

he said the bone projections look like a four horned goat but the antler pedestal and holes are deer. honestly, it looks like chupa cabra. i am not kidding. i swear that's what my biologist friend. >> i know. i know he said that but he was probably joking because you have funny friends. >> you believe in ghosts? >> you know, you can't believe -- >> you know i really don't believe in ghosts. >> look we have like the whole nation watching the show now. >> right. if you guys out there have any clue have ever found anything like this, please, go to our facebook page, "right this minute" and let us know what you believe this is. found in oklahoma. >> kids have the most fascinating minds. >> unfortunately we can't understand them most of the time. this little girl, along with her crocodile tears has a very cute message. >> whatever is on the table, but not chicken or meat. >> oh. >> oh, this little girl has a very emotional reason for why she doesn't want to eat chicken or meat. >> why do you think you don't want to do >> because the animals and i like animals. >> well good for her. >> do y

now on the picturesque coast of the pacific northwest, rock that once served as a pedestal for peopletest to be brought down by man. >> a real shame. >>> that's going to do it for us on this tuesday night, i'm lester holt, for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching and good night. iso let me tell you what i knowe about senator pat toomey.. my mom was the principal at sandy hook school in newtown. she died that day protecting the young children in her care. when it came time to vote on background checks, pat toomey crossed party lines to do the right thing. that's who he is, and i'm grateful. independence usa pac is responsible for the content of this advertising. >>> gretchen carlson's $20 million victory. >> her epic settlement with fox news and why greta van susteren is suddenly out, too. on "extra." ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> chaos at cable's number one news network. breaking new details on gretchen carlson's mega payoff. greta van susteren's surprise exit. is she now planning to sue? and what the turmoil means for o'reilly and kelly. >>> is hidel swift history? breaking reports taylor a

removed all of their electric pedestals because of the flooding, which he says will save them some time if there is flooding again in the spring. and for anyone who had reservations at the campground through the end of the season, the city says you will get a refund. we've got you covered live in dubuque, brad hanson...kwwl news. the mississippi isn't expected to health officials warning iowans to be weary of mosquitoes during the flooding murky and muddy conditions like what you're seeing are perfect for increased mosquito activity the fall is the peak time for west nile activity standing flood water is the make sure to use insect repellant and wear proper clothing if you need to be outside a red cross update for you this evening as families and volunteers begin red cross shelters remain open in many places so far, 80 people remain at red cross shelters and they've provided 530 overnight stays in emergency shelters today, they'll be delivering meals and cleanup kits to linn, jones, butler, benton, floyd, and black hawk counties for a full list of open shelters, go disaster declaration

all too often the pedestal turns out to be a cage. that is is protects women from achieving whatever they could based on their god-given talents. so getting judges to understand that gender discrimination was bad for society, bad for women, bad for men and bad for children. none of the cases that -- in which i represented a complainant, number of those cases were test cases. these were everyday people. shall i read the first one woman from boise, idaho. made her living by caring for disabled people in her home? had a young son, was given custody of the boy when the boy was, quote, of tender years. the boy reached his teens. the father plied for custody, saying enough this boy needs to be prepared for a man's world. sally fought and the father's becoming -- she was up successful. she was sadly right. the boy one day was -- when he was in a severe depression and he took out one of his father's guns and committed suicide. so sally wanted to be aopinioned administrator of his estate. probate court said, i'm sorry but this is what the idah

now on the picturesque coast of the pacific northwest, rock that once served as a pedestal for people, the latest to be brought down by man. nbc news. >> a real shame. >>> that's going to do it for us on this tuesday night, i'm lester holt, for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching and good night. a registered sex offender, back in handcuffs... accused of two >>> a day's long manhunt pays off with registered sex offender back in handcuffs, accused of two attempted kidnappings. the news starts right now. he is 6:00. of d evening and thanks for joining us on this tuesday. i'm jessica aguirre. serves raj mathai. accused of trying to kidnap two women on the streets of san jose. tonight the police say the public deserves credit for n acking down the sex offender. terry mcsweeney is in san jose. how did they track him down? >> reporter: the suspect was taken into custody on open road near charles avenue about 9:30 this morning. police say because of so many tims from the public they knew exactly where he was going to be and they took him in. right now take a look at the suspect. dav