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from richmond, sher rid burriss, news4 sports. >>> a lot going on tonight. the weather holds off for the nationals this evening. thurmont maryland's little league team looks t tonight as they face jackson, new jersey. >> george wallace, thank you very much. >>> we have a few more seconds here. we want to update you on the developing story out of charlottesville. this alert came through your phone. sadly, we are now reporting that virginia governor terry mcauliffe said there are now three people dead in charlottesville. this is a developing story. we'll continue to update it from the scene and through our app. thanks for staying with us tonight. "nightly news" continues our average right this busy mom spends her days driving all over town. so... why is she smiling? because she shopped during the safeway anniversary sale, and filled up her trunk with grocery savings, now that's something to smile about. the safeway anniversary sale! it's just better! >>> on this saturday night

. >> reporter: john bankhead the public information officer says this sher for the first time in a longeived a cross burning request by a group identifying itself as the ku klux klan, a request denied this month. >> reporter: how much of that is true? >> this request was made in may and we had to go to the legal people here in georgia, attorney general's office to get opinions on what we can do to deny it and we never intended to allow that to go on here, giving, you know -- we know the history of this park, we know the history of this mountain. we're just not going to allow that to happen. >> reporter: as a request like that happened often? >> no. first time it ever happened other than 1962. >> part of the memorialization was an effort to remember these men who had sacrificed during war. it happened at the same time that a much broader political project was going on in the south in which the south southern states had passed laws that were disenfranchising african-american and restoring white rule. >> reporter: in georgia despite a flurry of tweets urging the removal or sand blasting an

in the wake of prior events in places like berkeley and charlottesville, sher bay area program -- >> we're talking about not just how to stop hate in places like charlottesville and what's happening here in berkeley, but to build a movement positive beyond that and how do we bring people together? >> reporter: given past experience, the city of berkeley is intent on making thur those divisions don't turn violent this weekend. laura anthony, "abc7 news." >>> the scheduled on sunday. followed by other events. you can find details on our "abc7 news" app to find out what's happen thing weekend as it happens. >>> a bay area man made his first appearance in federal court to face terrorism charges. 22-year-old amir a al hagagi was charmed with attempted to provide material support to isis. prosecutors say the berkeley high school graduate opened social media accounts to promote and assist isis. the feds say he told an undercover federal agent he wanted to kill thousands of americans. his attorney says the charges against him are based on all talk and no action. >> what we have is a young ma

in the wake of prior events in places like berkeley and charlottesville, sher bay area program -- >> we're talking about not just how to stop hate in places like charlottesville and what's happening here in berkeley, but to build a movement positive beyond that and how do we bring people together? >> reporter: given past experience, the city of berkeley is intent on making thur those divisions don't turn violent this weekend. laura anthony, "abc7 news." >>> the anti-marxism event is scheduled on sunday. followed by other events. you can find details on our "abc7 news" app to find out what's happen thing weekend as it happens. >>> a bay area man made his first appearance in federal court to face terrorism charges. 22-year-old amir a al hagagi was charmed with attempted to provide material support to isis. prosecutors say the berkeley high school graduate opened social media accounts to promote and assist isis. the feds say he told an undercover federal agent he wanted to kill thousands of americans. his attorney says the charges against him are based on all talk and no action. >> what

next week, you know all about this, k.j., letter sher son is kindergarten. families coming together for a school year a yearly tradition to make sure they have supplies they need for success. >> it all adds up. this is video from sacred heart in san jose. more than 3,000 south bay children got free back packs filled with supplies they need to fit in on first day of school. first time that event was held 15 years, organizers gave away 1,000 back packs, you see how it's grown. they say it's because it's getting harder for working families to afford to live in the bay area. >> we live in one of the most unaffordable cities in the country. a lot of families are struggling to make ends meet. every year there's more that needs to be given out. >> all families receiving back packs today signed up for those a month ago but they just showed up and they got their back packs and hopefully they'll be ready to succeed in school. >> good variety of back packs to choose from too. >> they are nice ones, didn't pick junky ones, like the jansport. >> will hold you up. >> a ce

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breitbart media -- breitbart media is stand after the famed gentleman who basically framed surely sheruring theod obama ministry. steve bannon bragged about breitbart being the platform for the alt right. the all right is who was protesting. ,he notion that donald trump when he has folks who provided that platform right in the white house would come out and provide some sort of strong statement , i don'thite supremacy know what the expectation comes from. he is who he said he was. youu can say a lot about trump, but he did not hide it. he is exactly who he said he was. he willthe expectation morph into some strong opponent or full of white supremacy, even the blatant white supremacy you saw on display in charlottesville, i think it's misguided. vein he isat same who he said he was sunni campaign, he established the presidential advisory commission to look into the issues of voter integrity. i am wondering your reaction to what has been going on now in terms of turning the entire political process of voting upside down by going after those who are already being disenfranchised? to be re

and sher's division, a large gap would develop between the brigade on the left advancing front and colonel alex ander on the right. as the advance against the position, the brigade slowed directly to a halt. two confederate batteries under the command of crenshaw and braxton opened on the right of sherser's advance. at the same time, they received word of troops on the right and rear and he halted his command. those troops would later turn out to be general carney's division. this would be the first attack on jackson's line, and it was an attack that broke down quickly by the federals advancing towards his position. the division was supposed to maintain the line with robert millroy's independent bringing gait on his left. who, in turn, was supposed to connect with brigadier general robert shanks further to the left. as the advance went forward, they broke the connection to millroy who then broke their connection with shank. meanwhile, kernoski's brigade advanced at a rapid rate pulling far ahead of rest of the line and engage the confederates first. the brigade and brigadier general maxie

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and under director bartlett sher, the actors literally keep the play moving along-- 60 scenes throughal cities all on one stage set. >> welcome to backstage at the vivian beaumont. >> reporter: i spoke to jefferson mays and jennifer ehle showed me backstage before a recent performance. >> terje rod-larsen came in to speak to the company about the double, sometimes triple game of diplomacy. and when he was talking about it, it struck me as being very theatrical. the diplomats are as much. >> reporter: really, not far from what you do? >> no, no. a good diplomat i think it very much like a good actor in that extreme sensitivity to the other people in the room, and is called upon to play-act at certain points. >> it has an element of a spy thriller. i think people come in thinking "i don't know what i'm going to see, three hours of a historical political drama." but it's got a sort of binge- watch sort of hook that gets in you and you really just want to keep going. there is no subtext. it is about ideas. it's about facts and it's about narrative, an incredible drive when you have charac

year, sher of that walked into a voting booth to cast her ballot for the first time in her life.t shows us just how powerful a second chance can be. she fulfilled her hard-fought civic duty with pride. something that nearly millions of americans did not exercise last november. earlier this year, i invited her to join me for my address to the state of assembly in the capital. -- my address to the general assembly in the capital. i introduced her to the very same people who thought she was a second-class citizen and sued me to keep it that way. over the past years, i have met thomas people -- met countless people whose rights i have restored. churches, they have families, and they pay our taxes, and now they once again have a say in how their run.nities are so many more incarcerated million formerly incarcerated americans still cannot vote. think about that. 6 million. these are americans who have served their time and deserve a second chance only to be shut out either community. when people return to their after being incarcerated, we want and need them to make the most of their s

darpa, which gave the world sher internet, has been working on several projects to merge minds and machines. and elon musk, the billionaire o'founded pay pal, spacex and the tesla car company, announced he is starting neura-link. musk believes the only wail mere human beings will be able to avoid being entirely outmatched by artificial intelligence will be to become one with it. when it comes to robots and a.i., this thinking is if you can't beat them, join them i want to say a little about the human meaning of technology buzz please allow me to offer a while wind tour of the history of neuroelectronnics. in the 18th century it was understand blaine is the locus of thought and electricity affected the center obvious system. the 189th center brut a refined understand offering localized brain structures and functions. scientist learned to map parts of the brain to specific bodily activities. as well as of the cellular constitution of the system, with the eight of bet -- the 20th 20th center brought new techniques for imaging the brain, starting with x-rays to the fmri brain scan that are wond