they met in a a unexcted plac he srted studying balle in his 6s. he dance ontage t theusic of the anets. ken fromnef tomitas albums. he said some day i want to dance with a holiday travel graham. he died in 1999. but 11 years later his memory was invoked when the space probe returned to earth. it brought back fragments of an asteroid named in his honor. afterwards tomita said he would make the holographic dream a reality. even in ill health he continued to work on the project. he was planning the performance right up to his death. >> he completed most of the plot and the music but some things remain to be done. the day of the performance. reach out to one another dancing happily in space. at the end of the story he goes traveling in search of unknown worlds. and t the space prorobe a alone space. once again he encounters heher. by reaching for the stars, he finds hope. nhk world. >>> brings us up to speed onn world weather starting off. there are over 30 reports of tornadoes and there w were an additionalal 10 tornado reports and we have some comin

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what was his demeanor, attitude, sense of talking about this meeting that was going to plac place today ongoing controversy between him, his advisers, and the intelligence community in washington? >> well, i had a brief conversation with him. it was on the phone. it was about 10 minutes. i-- i initially talked to him about some comments that had been made about-- on his behalf about the wall, building the wall on the border with mexico. but i quickly asked him about whether or not he was eager and looked forward to the meeting with the intelligence officials that was happening later in the day. and, really, like, once i asked that first question, he-- it just sort of all spilled powpt he was very eager to talk about it, very eager to talk about-- to say repeatedly how much he felt like the motivation behind all of this discussion and focus on russian hacking was really what he called several times during the conversation a political witch-hunt. you know, he said he respects intelligence people but, really, kept coming back to this idea of motivation. that was what he really wanted to ta

, what is happening politically with brix and in france and italy, it's actually the right praight plac time for us. because millennials became the largest demographic cohort and are feeling left out and still this political power is by and large held byerboomers. >> tom, what is your take on what sort of possible damage networks could damage if labeled face news? donald trump declineded a question from cnn because he said fake news. and shares went lower. could this be damaging longer term for these networks? >> you look at cnn, they have a long great layer damaheritage a thing won't resident nature with its viewers. it would be hard to understand how that woulden the case. but no -- it certainly is you been press departmented what is happening here. >> and i think if you see- -- i trump bashes somebody, for example van iity fair their shas went up about. >> and i think there is new bad management. i'm not close to it, and they know they have their work cut out for about about fp i think they can rebound, but a cloud has lifted. >> and shane, do you still foresee a blood bath in media.

elizabeth warren talk about no palac class, devos offers her hand to shake, and it is all over the plac warren waving her off, talk about classless. you do shake hands in america, the last time i looked. lou: you would think, and also would think that when you put forward a cabinet as has donald trump, with support of american people, who has won the election, and have tom, this nastiness, that the left -- i mean. >> i watched left wing media. lou: they try to rational news there little feelings are hurt, they are surprised. >> why did hillary lose? she did not have a message other than vote for here, i'm not him. well i think a lot of the democrat leaders are, expecting the same vote they don't have a message they are scared they know they have really lost a lot, not only in washington, but the governorship, and legislatures. lou: a thousand seats, a thousand seats. have been lost under these 8 years under president obama. it is also a i think a telling, telling thing. you said that hillary clinton ran not -- as brought of fact she was not donald trump, and nearly everyone all of the r

that's in plac, r. the sheriff's office tweeted out that video and picture.t shows what is left of morton road in the community. that's just west of blue canyon. >> >>> 20 people arrested in an illegal dam gambling operation. yesterday morning's raid was at 17th and bancroft. a news camera got a close up look inside. authorities found 28 people including a 5-year-old child living there illegally. investigators say that the bad smelling conditions were on clean. guns, drugs and slot machines were taken. >> i will tall this a victory. this was a recipe for disaster here that was averted. >> officials say that just like the ghost ship warehouse in oakland this was another example of a supposedly empty wilding being used for something else. the property manager said sh was surprised to hear that people were in the building. the 5-year-old was turned over to cps. >>> it's now 5:40. a look at california today compared to a year ago. coming up at six we will show you what the recent storm means for the state's drought. >> and an oakland firefighter gets a firsthand

in the hear iing that took plac in 1986, he had eyewitnesss and folks who had worked with who were ablee recount his racist remarks and had actions. any time you have someone who is in the criminal justice system who can say that the only reason they are concerned about kkk is they smoked marijuana when those members had been involved in a brutal killing of an african-american man. it's not only how defined himself as a racist. when you look at how he views the criminal justice system, you cannot help but be worry ied. as a matter of fact, he's still for mandatory sentencing. there's a consensus among republicans and democrats and law enforcement that we have to stop locking up so many people for minor crimes. we should focus on vie will not crimes. this concentration on crimes is costing too much money. he's anti-gay. he's been oppose d to voting rights. and so his history is long. he's the one that's defined himself. it's not only about racism. it is about criminal justice and how is it going to be mannered out? he does not want the justice department to do any oversight to local poli

emororize e plac where his four broths boes latafter ey were kied by the u.s. marines.he family counts the d day in 2005nd says it was a massacre of the b bthers comeme along wih 20 other people following a roadside bomb in haditha. marines raided the hse and shot the unanarmed men itheir head in the back bedroom, the family said. now they are angry that no one is being held accountable. chararges against x x of the e t marines s accused in the case ee dismissed and one marine wass found not guilty on n all charg. >> they were innocent. >> reminders of their death a a everywhere. the white plaster that sold in the bullet holes in the e wall, gray spotsd now faded under a new paint job on the ceiling, and the closet where one brother was shot inside in up other's courts leaning against the wardrobe. amy: that was a mcclatchy journalilist to travel to hadit. this was way back in 2008. talk about what came of this, aaron. >> as i was saying, in the end, only one person was convicted in connection to this massacre. duty, for dereliction of did not spend a day in prison. ult

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circle portions of constitution avenue between e 23rd and 15th several streettree closures in place.n plac.e they're getting a lot off closures in place and keep ineep mind metro right now is on time. however, tomorrow metro servicei begins at 4:00 a.m. but theut t archives federal triangle mountt vernon square pentagon andnd smithsonian stations will all bb closed for security purposes.oss so plan ahead.n ahea and a lot of extra crowds arounn metro entry and exit onlyy stations as well as severaleverl escalators turn off to helpop crowds moving. any questions erinov fox5 d.c. o twitter. keep it to fox5. f we're back in just a few. ♪♪ >>> live look there at lincoln o memorial our mel know alnwick ik there talking about events thath are going on this evening andnia leading into the inaugural --ugr inauguration weekend and we have some more information now. now it is down to the wire for the presidential inauguralentinaugur festivities and the committeeee that has spent months planning n every aspect of tomorrow toss' ' inauguration and festivities.ess >> which really start inhich rlt moment

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