the mental —— the mantle and his prodigy, mauricio pellegrino played under rafael benitez and played is french it must be put aside for the sake of three points. newcastle opened the scoring in the 20th minute, isaac had's 20 odd shot a fading everyone. southampton had failed to score in eight of their last nine milligrams is but shortly after the break, they made a breakthrough. migratory with this great solo effort. before applauding fans had the chance to ta ke applauding fans had the chance to take their seats, newcastle were ahead again, perez finding the back of the net at the second attempt. and then a clumsy attempt on shane long game the home side a penalty expertly slotted home by gabbiadini to make it 2—2. this header was cleared off the line. honours even at st mary's, a friendship intact. yes, i have to be grateful with the people, with the fans, because they we re people, with the fans, because they were pushing our team. i think at the end, we had our best moment. but always, we never, never controlled the game totally. my bigger disappointment was to see 3,500 fans oi

a piano prodigy, he taught himself to play at age 10, and while fats domino never had the supersizedresence of his contemporaries like elvis or chuck berry, he blazed an incredible trail just the same. an astounding 37 top 40 hits. ♪ >> his music a pop culture staple. ♪ i found my thrill >> john lennon said that without fats domino there would be no beatles. the first song lennon learned to play was "ain't that a shame." ♪ ♪ ain't that a shame ♪ this time i'm walking to new orleans ♪ >> domino, a new orleans hometown hero, was feared dead after katrina flooded out the lower ninth ward. the music legend and his wife rescued from their second floor balcony. he lost everything in the storm. through it all, his sunny spirit never faded. asked what made him happy? >> playing the blues and drinking the booze. ♪ on blueberry hill >> fats domino was 89. >>> and we appreciate you spending part of your evening with us. that is "nightly news" for this wednesday night. i'm lester holt. for all of us at nbc we have exclusive photos -- tht were shown in the courtroom -- from the day kate steinle w

santa cruz county has a shooting prodigy in the person of lillian f smith. a ten year-old girl who lives near coral. reported the sacramento daily record union. being an incorporated area of santa cruz county. this was in june of 1881. when she was not quite eleven years old. san francisco amusement park owner robert wood ward -- i don't think it's going. robert was so impressed ta he signed smith to her first formal exhibition on july 24. she showed no embarrassment the daily record union reported. and proceeded to shatter glass balls in a business like way. worthy of dock carver. reloading her rifle like a veteran. okay it's not -- doesn't seem to be. thank you, sam. for the next two years. his daughter could beat anyone and offered purses of $500 to $5,000. i have not received any reply from anyone yet. he lamented in late 1884. i wince more will say i had match my daughter against dak carver. captain ee stubs, and etc. listing any number of famous sharp shooters. and described a number of options that people could do to challenge his daughter. including

. >>> a piano prodigy, wait until you hear him play. >> reporter: 422, eastbound traffic, live look atoaks heading toward king of prussia. it's a slow go on 422. we'll take you to are a jam on i-95 coming up next. >>> center city philadelphia, live on sky6 live hd. 52 degrees on city avenue. getting our thursday morning started with "action news." >> to get you going, let's go over to karen rogers. she'll help you get going with things like that, good morning. >> reporter: i'm here to serve. looking live on i-95. it's jammed cottman heading toward center city. a 28 minute swram from woodhaven woodhaven -- 28 minute jam from woodhaven to girard. big picture you see the slow speeds 15 miles per hour on the schuylkill expressway westbound approaching the boulevard to belmont. we had an accident in gladwyn black rock road that's gone. traffic is moving better right there. and flyers play tonight at 7:00 p.m. watch for that a little congestion in south philadelphia. we have an accident in whitpain township involving a deer at jolly road. the problem turnpike westbound has cleared. we had an

how the new orleans prodigy helped create rock 'n' roll. ♪ with the alaska airlines visa signature card companion ticket every year. so why not take someone that you see all the time. someone like, i dunno, me? i mean i always spell your name right and put a little unicorn in your foam. no pressure but i really need to get out of here. they've been playing the same playlist for three months and i'm pretty sure you're not supposed to eat scones for dinner this many days in a row. mexico, hawaii, costa rica, i don't really know. i'm a quick packer. ♪ google's chinese rival is rolling out its self driving cars right here in the bay area. kpix 5s kiet do takes us on an exclusive tour... of the 's new silicon acility. >>> google's chinese driver is rolling out its self driving cars right here in the bay area. an exclusive tour of the company's new silicon valley facility. >> reporter: if you've been wondering what china has been up to with autonomous vehicles, here you go. this is kind of like baidu's coming out party. this has become a regular sight here in the bay area, especially with car

this 25-member committee comprised of prodigies of regions and the officers of the military commissionis committee is a decision-making body. at the very top of this power pyramid is the standing committee. this elite body is always comprised of members from top state posts -- president, premier, and chairman of the standing committee. the remaining seats are occupied by leaders of central party agencies and omissions -- commissions. and that is china's narrow path to political power. elite: as china's ruling gathers in beijing for the 19th party congress, bloomberg television will be there live. our special coverage begins tomorrow. still ahead, investors are weighing the impact of aggressive demands by the u.s. in nafta talks. we will talk to commerce and bill pascrell, ranking members of the house ways and means trade subcommittee, about the answers and future of nafta and the congressional agenda. that is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ retail. under pressure like never before. and it's connected technology that's moving companies forward fast. e-commerce. real time inventory. virtual c

i really believe she is a prodigy.e most incredible actors i've ever worked with at any age. she understands acting. watch her work is really incredible. she was holding her own with willem defoe. first off, i said i wasn't going found athis film as i mcfarland. spanky i think we will have to hold the production off until i found this little girl. local. orlando-based. i wanted all the kids to be from the local area. a local casting company by the name of crowd shot had her in their database and suggested we see her and she walked into the room and within seconds won us over. spahad those qualities that nky had. the energy and wit and cuteness, cheeks,le puff but we had no idea she had not a motion, as well. she has to deliver tears and really deliver an emotional performance. in ank she truly does that way that she understood her character and she understood the --dicament and circumstance charlie: choose your protagonist. sean: yes. i put her in the same camp as jodie foster and mickey rooney, a child actor who was b

i really believe she is a prodigy.he most incredible actors i've ever worked with at any age. she understands acting. she is now seven, six when we shot. to watch her work is really incredible. she was holding her own with willem defoe. first off, i said i wasn't going to make this film unless i found a present-day spanky mcfarland. getting too close to production and i was saying, we will have to hold the production off until i found this little girl. she was local. orlando-based. i wanted all the kids to be from the local area. a local casting company by the name of crowd shot had her in their database and suggested we see her and she walked into the room and within seconds won us over. she had those qualities that spanky had. the energy and wit and cuteness, the little puffy cheeks, but we had no idea she was going to be able to deliver such an incredibly emotional performance as well. without giving spoilers away, she has to deliver tears and really deliver an emotional performance. i think she truly does that in a

the prodigy is entirely self- taught--his father says nolan started marching on his own when he saw video games. band members loved nolan's video so much that they invited him to play saturday at a pep rally before a football game. (grant) nolan still has plenty of time to hone his craft before joining the band for real. he will be old enough to try out in 20-33. (grant) that wraps up kron 4 news at 8.(vicki) kron4 news in prime time continues, steve aveson is here with what's next on kron4 news at ten... ((steve))thank you grant and vicki...next at ten sideshows...plauging one bay area community.a police officer was hit and injured while trying to stop the illegal street race.the suspect is still on the loose. tonight at ten...who police are looking for, and what people who live in the area are saying about the nuisance. and breaking news...at least one person is dead following a shooting near the un

they train these kids from a young age, find the mathematical geniuses, child prodigy and they have cyber000 cyber warriors. you have seen in the last several years, they have committed brazen cyber attacks against banks, institutions. stole over 100 million from a bangladesh back. recently, south korea said they hacked into the south korean ministry of defense and got war plans, including decapitating kim jong-un. >> shepard: war plans. we reported that here yesterday. they attempted to get in maybe is not surprising. do we know of times when they have actually gotten in? >> not the electrical grid. but because of capability has shown that they're really increasing their capability and they focus on improving cyber. this is one of the main -- another tool in their tool box. missile, nuclear and now cyber. it's not surprising at all. >> shepard: does north korea's grander objective remain the same? >> it's the same to complete their nuclear program, have the ability to attack the united states with nuclear-tipped icbms. but they are preparing for war. if they can attack the electrical gri

what ever must be, the consequences of such a sudden and prodigious inflation of the currency, business to related to the most unhealthy activity, a vast amount of overproduction come a vast amount of speculation and property of every kind and name and fictitious value, and finally a fast and terrific crash when the treacherous and unsustainable basis crumbles beneath this to tend his fabric of credit and the structure falls to the ground, burying in its ruins thousands who exulted in the security of their elevation. deemingdays go to bed themselves rich and wake in the morning to find them stripped of the little they really had. they count diluted creatures on thecontinued liberality of banks whose treaties seduce them into the slippery path of speculation. they have now to learn that the banks cannot help them if they would and would not if they could. they were free enough to lend their aid when assistance was not needed, but now when it is indispensable to carry out the project which would not have been undertaken but for the temptation they held forth, no further resources can be s

charge of piracy and it's a hard case, they give it to grocious. 20-year-old lawyer but -- a child prodigyomes with the theory why his husband was -- cousin was allowed to attack a ship in singapore and this becomes the theory of war of the old war that essentially what he was doing was enforcing the rights of those who had been harmed by the portuguese in east indies. what's fascinating is that this manuscript where he lays bear why he wrote -- why he developed the theory which was to defend his cousin and this money for -- as a lawyer for hire is lost. it's lost for 250 years and discovered in 1863. it's published only in latin in 1968 and translate intoed english into 1950. most people don't know how he got into the business and they just see the later work where he refines it but he's no longer gun for hire. there's a whole new school of studies that understands his work within colonial imperial framework and i think it's the new emerging received wisdom but i think if you read his work, if you look at the early -- the early that he wrote to defend his cousin and his letters, i think i

my name is p, prodigy, whatever y'all want to call me.en incarcerated here for two years. i stabbed somebody in his neck a couple times. thank god he didn't die otherwise i would be looking at a little more time. how old is everydy he? how olare you guys? 14, 15, 16. >> 17. >> at your age i was already in a juvenile detention facility for stabbing another individual because i liked his bicycle so i i said you know what? [ bleep ] let me just stab that kid and take his bicycle. when i came home from juvey i went to jail for a drive-by and gun charge, came three inches from killing a kid's grandmother. i have been home since i was 15 for about a year. i was home for my 19th birthday. i am about to be 23. i have a 2-year-old son who doesn't know me. stay away from that lifestyle. trust me, you live a better life that way. >> robert campbell has a lot of experience to draw from. he recently pled guilty to assault with intent to cause physical injury with a we possible and attempted robbery. at the time of his arrest he was alongside the man w

conversations for his top notch performance this season with only 22 games under his belt wentz is a prodigyt could lead us to the playoffs and much more. >> i'm thinking this is the road to the super bowl. if you think bit, if the eagles win tonight you could put the little x next to philadelphia in the standings which means they would win the division. you win division you have a home game and things start to flushing out for you. it could be a huge day, huge night, eagles win tonight, they are clear cut favorite to represent the nfc in the super bowl. >> reporter: we are at the top of the nfc east, five-one. redskins have a lot to prove too. here's the deal no bonnies out here right now but tailgating will get crazy, insanely fun, so mike, you have two tickets.& i don't know who your rainbow is that you will take but alex >> my rainbow. >> yes, my rainbow. >> if it is not you i hear tailgating will be crazy fun down here. >> here's your problem with an 8:30 start. the game doesn't end until after midnight. we have to be in here by 4:30. >> that is not a problem here's the deal, you can sl

charge of piracy so it's a hard case so they give it to grotius was a 20-year-old lawyer but a child prodigy. and he comes up with the theory as to why his cousin was allowed to attack a portuguese ship off the coast of singapore. and this becomes the theory of war of the old world order, essentially that what heinrich was doing was enforcing the rights of those who had been harmed by the portuguese in the east indies. now, what's fascinating is that this manuscript where he lays there while he wrote, why he developed this theory which is to defend his cousin and his money for, as a lawyer for hire is a lot. it's lost for 250 years and is discovered in 1863. it's published only in latin in 1868 and translated in english in 1950 so most people don't actually know how he got into the business. they just see the later work where he refines it, but he's no longer a gun for hire. but is this idiosyncratic to us? number there's a whole new school of studies that understands his work within a colonial imperial framework and i think it is the new emerging received wisdom but i think if you read his

i really honestly believe that she's a prodigy.honestly one of the most incredible actors i have ever worked with of any age. >> rose: because she has what? >> she understands the craft of acting, she's now seven. but six when we had shot. and to watch her work, was really incredible. she was holding her own with willemdafoe. she was able to, first off i said i wasn't going to make this film unless i found the present day spanky mcfarland. we were getting worried, too close to production. i thought we might have to put the production on hold unless we found this little girl. she walks into the audition ram one day. >> rose: where from. >> she's local. she was orlando-based. and i was very particular about that. i wanted the kids to all about from the local area. so a local casting company by the name of crowd shot had her in their database. and suggested we see her. and she walked into the room. and within seconds won us over. she had those qualities that spanky had. you know, the energy and the wit and the cuteness, the little puf

they give us, and it's a hard case so they give it to grotius was a 20-year-old lawyer, but a child prodigy. and he comes up with a theory as to why his cousin was allowed to attack a portuguese ship off the coast of singapore. in this becomes the theory of war of the old world order, essentially that what he was doing was enforcing the rights of those who had been harmed by the portuguese in the east indies. now, what's fascinating is that this manuscript where he lays bare, like why he wrote, when he developed his theory which was to defend his cousin and this money, as a lawyer for higher, is lost. it's lost for 250 years and is discovered in 1863. it's published only in latin in 1868 and it is only translated in english in 1950. most people don't know how we got into the business. they just see the later work where he refines it, but he's no longer a gun for hire. but is this idiosyncratic to us? no. that's a whole new school of grotius studies that understands his work within a colonial imperial framework. and i think it is the new emerging received wisdom, , buti think if you read his

the prodigy is entirely self-taught-- his father says nolan started marching on his own when he saw videonolan's video they invited him to play saturday at a pep rally before a football game. ( james ) coming up in the next hour... a threat made against a north bay high school. we are live at the school this morning... with a look at how police are trying to keep the students safe. and... an overnight homicide in the east bay. we have the details just released by police overnight.( dave ) and i am tracking your halloween forecast. . (james) happy halloween -- live look outside at the embarcadero... (darya) good morning i'm darya folsom..(james) and i'm james fletcher. lets start the morning with a check of weather and traffic... (dave)mainly dry and seasonably weather conditions will persist today through much of thursday. rain chances will increase from north to south late thursday night into friday as a cold front passes through the region through saturday morning. a break in precipitation is then possible before another cold front pushes through on sunday. vta delats continue. . bay br

the prodigy is entirely self-taught-- his father says nolan started marching on his own when he saw video band members loved nolan's video so much that they invited him to play pep rally before a ( james ) and kron 4 viewers are sending us pictures of their halloween costumes this morning. take a look. these are just some of the pictures sent into our newsroom. we want to see your costumes so we can share them on air all you have to do is send picture using the report it kron 4 mobile app. (darya) will the 49ers' will the 49ers' blockbuster trade save the season from being a bust? and could an old woodside hs qb come to tom brady's rescue? and wow -- i made it back and wow -- i made it back from paris. i'll tell you how wow-air is. ( james ) coming up in the next hour... how a few words scrawled on a bathroom wall have a north bay high school on alert. we are live at the school this morning. and... an overnight homicide in the east bay. we have the details just released by police overnight.( dave ) and i am tracking your halloween forecast. . (darya) good morning i'm darya folsom.. ( jame

said we have this amazing young woman teresa lee and she started on the piano and turned out to be a prodigy, so good she is now been accepted at the major music schools across the country. her problem is she is a korean immigrant to the united states brought here at the age of two and her parents did not file the necessary papers here to stay. she is undocumented. they asked us to take a look at her case and see if we could help her. we checked the law and the law was very clear. teresa, 17 or 18 years old, under our law had to leave the united states for ten years and petition to come back in the united states. i thought to myself that is not fair. she has done nothing wrong in her parents were trying to help the family and they did not file the papp paper and she was two s old for goodness sake. i sat down's are working on the dream act. sixteen years ago. this was legislation, bipartisan legislation to give people like teresa lee a past citizenship so when they came to the united states as children. i've introduced the most recent version of it with my friend and colleague, lindsey graha

and turned out to be a prodigy. so good that she has now been accepted at the major music schools across the country. her problem is, she is a korean immigrant to the united states, brought here at the age of 2. her parents didn't file the necessary papers for her to stay. she is undocumented. so they asked us to take a look at her case and see if we could help her. we checked the law, and the law was very clear. theresa, then about 17 or 18 years old, under our law, had to leave the united states for ten years and petition to come back in to the united states. and i thought to myself, that is not fair. she's done nothing wrong. her parents were trying to help the family. they didn't file the paper. she was 2 years old, for go goodness sakes. so i sat down and started working on the d.r.e.a.m. act, 16 years ago. this was legislation, bipartisan legislation, to give young people like theresa lee a path to citizenship when they came to the united states only as children. i have introduced the most recent version of it

maybe that made him mad prodigious blanket ban people from chad.e government of chad announced they had completed the withdrawal of all chadian troops from their neighboring country, niger, where for years they have been fighting isis linked islamic militants. right after that, four u.s. army soldiers got attacked by large contingent of isis fighters and niger. abby: jason will do it in analogy. train for that flake when you save a troy beat lsu has played alabama. how is the correlation the same? these are completely separate event but are somehow trying to be tied together with nothing more than a a conversation by somebody on television. trajan as he feeling for dniester pen and pause, and then you must be saying something subsidies and theory is. or maybe you're one of the spinning a conspiracy theory. even the "huffington post" called rachel mondo. it was so flimsy that it can be dumped by a quick glance at a map, let alone a phone call with an expert. this is a massive region. the forces that were pulled out, the chadian forces were an entire

john nash was a child prodigy who graduated from the carnegie institute of technology at age 19 with both a batch already's and master's degree in mathematics. dr. nash subsequently received his doctorate in 15950 in mathematics from princeton university and published a ground breaking theory of noncooperative games later that year, now known as the nash equilibrium. his monumental work in mathematics, game theerries, economic, and evolutionary biology has influenced generations of experts in these fields. in addition to his academic contributions , he gained worldwide acclaim from the 2001 film "a beautiful mind" which portrayed his vast accomplishments while living th schizophrenia and throughout his recovery from mental illness. in recognition of his lifelong work he was awarded a nobel peace prize in economics in throughout his 1994 2015 abel prize from the norwegian academy of sciences. 5 he was in an automobile accident in 2015 on his way returning from receiving the prize. i want to thank the student in my district whose essay submission for our post office naming competition

she was a prodigious workaholic. her usual day began with service at the episcopal church at 7:00 a.m. and that she was at her desk until 9:30 or 10:00 p.m. it was a tumultuous time for the secretary of labor. she had to do with labor titans, like john d lewis, harry bridges, at a time when more than 15 million americans were unemployed. although many people health to shape the new deal, her fingerprints are all over the meat ingredients, the national recovery act, the works progress administration, and the social security administration. the reporter for the worchester telegram is india's his 19 -- in his 90's himself. he writes a weekly column, else southwick. -- al southwick. the great depression hit at a time when they began to expense. the great depression the hits during that time and they began to experiment with measures that can help the people of new york get through during hard times. when fdr was elected in 1932, he and frances perkins were not devoid of what might help the nation, based on strategies the