he did this at his annual back-to-school event at the rosedale community center in northeast. wall also gave the kids who attended book bags full of book supplies. jim, doreen, doug, it's amazing how easy that wall made that long pass look. of course we see him do that on the basketball court. >> we have. >> you remember the pitch he did at nats park? >> yes. this was a lot better. > that was a lot better, i ♪ hey, is this our turn? honey...our turn? yeah, we go left right here. (woman vo) great adventures are still out there. we'll find them in our subaru outback. (avo) love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. get 0% apr financing for 63 months on all new 2017 subaru outback models. now through august 31. >>> we have some breaking news just in. an arrest tonight in the tragic murder of those three little girls in prince george's county. just minutes ago police told us they have arrested 24-year-old antonio williams of clinton, maryland, for that triple homicide. now, he lives on the same street as the home where the girls were killed, but police are not telling us if he live

. >> reporter: when it is complete it will stretch 70- miles from clarksburg to rosedale. >> we have four more being manufactured right now. we will continue to get as much cars as we need. >> reporter: like bart, what is new and unproven here looks like there will be something that grows along with north bay populations. >> they are nice looking trains inside. a little cafe car there. hopefully they with help ease the traffic situation and the congestion they see on high 101. >>> well, yesterday was a hot one. it is still pretty toasty. for most 60s to 80s. it won't be a total eclipse here. it will be a partial eclipse. in marshall you will see about 70% of it. the further north you go the closer you will be to the total eclipse. oregon still looks good. there are still hints of partly cloudy skies across idaho. you can see right there. it starts up to the north and kind of sweeps across. hopefully it won't be enough to obscure it, but that is the forecast for now and i don't think that will change. it has been there a couple of days. i also know we have high pressure leading out an

earlier this afternoon, wall's back-to-school field day, the fourth annual rosedale community center in northeast. during the field day he talked about the social issues going on in this country, hoping the students grasp the message. >> just a positive come stay ahead of schedule. don't let anybody put you down. i know that people want to retaliate and do certain things, but no matter what color race you are, we all have one goal, have freedom and enjoy life. keep positive. scott: well said. wnba, the mystics hosting phoenix. kristi tolliver scores 21 points. but it was not enough. diana taurasi could not be stopped, 25 points for the veteran. the mystics fall 89-79. the injuries continue to pile up for the nationals. max scherzer scratched from tonight's start on the 10 day disabled list with neck inflammation. forget that the redskins return to action tomorrow night in their second preseason game. the skins host the packers. you'busted tail.rd. and impressed the boss. maybe, it's time to be your own. transform your career with strayer university's mba program today. let's get it,

they crafted this case and won it in local court in rosedale. and the decision that was rendered that said that children cannot be discriminated against in education on the basis of the color of their skin. so it was an incredible victory for 1924. but then, of course, it was appealed, came here where we're sitting. they ruled, obviously, against it which made it became state law. and then it was appealed again, and it became law of the land and the country. and the u.s. supreme court in 1927. and over the course of those three years, this family was really back and forth. they didn't know what to do with their children, they didn't know if they were safe in the south. they moved north. they eventually landed in arkansas in elaine, but the whole legacy of immigration and the role of immigrants in both the civil rights movement and the just the overall construction of the south, i think, has been kind of pushed to the side because it doesn't really fit easily in four photographs in a textbook. [laughter] -- paragraphs in a textbook. which is why

chris austin with his support staff coaching the rosedale tigers. these 12-year-olds are just four years younger than he was when he was shot and paralyzed. >> to me at that age i thought i knew everything because i didn't have a father figure. i had to pay the consequence, but i don't regret it because it taught me a life lesson. >> reporter: what's that? >> to not be a you will be punished for it. >> reporter: you don't take it easy on these boys. >> no, no. i got to be hard on them sometimes, but i do it out of love because i wish somebody did it for me. football is not promised as you can see from my situation. it's not promised to you, but an education is. as long as you have education and give respect to one another, that will take you a long way. that will take you as far as you want to go in this world. so that's all i try to tell these kids. some won't listen. some are hard headed, but at the end of the day i would never give up on them. >> reporter: in northeast delia goncalves, wusa9. >> that's a powerful message. >> right on point, too.

it happened at tastries bakery on rosedale highway. and thier friends came in for what they thought would be wedding cake tasting and designing. eileen del rio posted about the incident on facebook. she says she and her finance were wabs discriminated against for being a same sex couple. in response, people called for the boycott of a bakery. owner, cathy miller says the couple and some friends came in for what they call a cupcake date - where you can try as many mini cupcakes as you want, once a couple decide on flavors miller sits down with them to designe their cake.. that's when miller learned the couple was same sex. she says at the end of the meeting she told them she couldn't design their wedding cake because she is christian and couldn't celebrate same-sex marriage. (cathy miller/owner of tastries bakery)cathy miller: "a ceremony, when you're getting married is in the eyes of the lord, okay and thats a celebration of a union that god has brought together and that's a whole lot different then coming in and wanting a cookie." mil

he is an imperial wizard of the ku klux klan out of rosedale maryland.caught on camera firing a gun during the rally. >>> an independent review is that under way in charlottesville to assess the city's response to the violence there earlier this month. last night residents spoke at a town hall about the issues that led to the violence amid three white nationalist rallies. locals say a lack of planning and preparedness led to the chaos. they're still looking for answers from leadership. answer as to why we weren't given any real leadership, any real direction. the citizens didn't know of a plan as to what the city had in place going into this. >> the 50-year-old white woman it was a shocker for me to see how utterly the police failed to protect the residents of our community. [applause] >> of course one woman died in the protest heather heyer, two police officers were killed when their chopper crashed while responding to the scene. >> last night at the mtv music video awards they highlighted the social issues stemming from the charlottesville violence. th

and rosedale and the decision that was rendered that said children cannot be discriminated against educationon the basis of the color of their skin. so it was an incredible victory for 1924 but then of course the appeal came where we were sitting. they ruled against it which made it become state law and then it was appealed again and it became the law of the land in the us supreme court in 1927. over the course of those three years the family was back and forth. they didn't know what to do with their children, they didn't know if they were safe in the south. eventually went into arkansas but there's a whole legacy of immigration and the role of immigrants in both the civil rights movement and just the overall construction of the south i think has kind of been pushed to the side because it doesn't really fit easily in four paragraphs in a textbook which is why i devoted this book to it but i would love to see a lot more come out and just look at the fact that there were enslaved immigrants in the mississippi delta, implantations outside new orleans. that there was ethnic minorities being forc

it happened at tastries bakery on rosedale highway.nd thier friends came in for what they thought would be wedding cake tasting and designing. eileen del rio posted about the incident on facebook. she says she and her finance were wabs discriminated against for being a same sex couple. in response, people called for the boycott of a bakery. owner, cathy miller says the couple and some friends came in for what they call a cupcake date - where you can try as many mini cupcakes as you want, once a couple decide on flavors miller sits down with them to designe their cake.. that's when miller learned the couple was same sex. she says at the end of the meeting she told them she couldn't design their wedding cake because she is christian and couldn't celebrate same-sex marriage. (cathy miller/owner of tastries bakery)cathy miller: "a ceremony, when you're getting married is in the eyes of the lord, okay and thats a celebration of a union that god has brought together and that's a whole lot different then coming in and wanting a cookie." mille

taken into custody this is not preston but he is an imperial wizard of the clue clucks clan out of rosedalecamera fire aing a gun during the recallly. >> 7:31. violence in charlottesville brought new meaning to an event happening today in the district. the ministers march. more than 1,000 clergy of all faith expected to gather at mlk memorial and be on the move in the city. it coincides the 54th anniversary of the march on washington led by dr. king. recent events put a renewed focus on this. joining us the reverend al sharpton one of the organizers today. always good to talk to you reverend. i want to ask you first of all this was planned well advance of charlottesville. original plan for this march was what? >> the original plan was to raise the issues that dr. king raised 54 years ago today. voting rights, criminals justice reform, poverty, jobs and as well the question of criminal justice reform. but it has expanded now that we stay within that dream and the realization of the dream but has a new meaning because of recent events. charlottesville and all the way to seeing just a day and

this is a little different than what we did in rosedale, mississippi.ur mojito. >> is there alcohol in that? >> i know. >> they're good. >> while the kids are very their dessert, momma is having hers. >> how is that lasagna? >> it was delicious. >> it doesn't taste like it's cooked on that. >> it's easy because we did all of the prep at home. >> thank you very much. for all the recipes, head to today.com/food. back in a moment. this is "today" on nbc. >>> welcome back, everybody. it's that time of day when we celebrate birthdays. dylan, will you do the honors? >> more than just mine? >> yes. >> let's spin around the smucker's jars. happy 100th birthday to vera kenison. she educated young minds for 70 years. mary haggerty is also 100. she is from vermont. the secret to longevity, a glass of scotch every night. and happy 100th birthday to eileen dennis. she ran a nursing home for 30 years. and graham hermson of wisconsin is celebrating 102 years. he worked in the cheese packing business and is a huge green bay packers fan. of course. arzella johnson, a fi

. >> this is a little bit different than what we did in rosedale, mississippi. mason jar hoe heat toes. you make your mojito, screw the >> there whole on that? >> mama is having hers. isn't that good? >> how is that lasagna. >> everything is delicious. >> it doesn't taste like it's cooked on -- >> i can't believe you did that. >> it's so much fun and so easy because we did all the prep at home. >> we only kid the ones we love. elizabeth, thank you so much. for the recipes head to today.com/food. we are back in a moment. this is "today" on nbc. >>> welcome back, everyb >>> welcome back, everybody. it's that time of day when we celebrate birthday. >> more than just my birthday? >> yes, other people were born today. >> let's get to it and spin around those smuckers jars. first up happy 100th dearbirthdo vieira ken son. she educated minds for more than 70 years. >>> mary haggerty is also 100. she is from walg ford, vermont. she says the secret to longevity a glass of scotch every night. happy 100 birthday to eileen dennis, she ran a nursing home for 30 years. graham