after all, the murder weapon was not shirley's.er's. >> jennifer has every motive to do it. >> he says even if his mother was the one who killed stephen, she was probably driven to it by jennifer. >> so my mom and dad was around jennifer and her mouth 24 hours a day. and she is very annoying when it comes to something that she believes in. and she believed in not giving stephen the daughter. and she talked about it constantly. >> this goes beyond annoyance. >> oh yes, yes. >> it's not just ed who thinks jennifer might have killed stephen and shirley was trying to take the fall to protect her granddaughter, the young mom. reporter bruce rushton went to a vigil for steven nine months after he was killed which included a walk to the skinner family home. people there were split over whether it was shirley or jennifer who killed stephen. >> it's a head-scratcher. what's the grandmother's motive here? compare that to jennifer watkins' motives? did these folks truly believe sydney was being abused? you can't help but ask yourself. >> the

. >> shirley is next from hopkins, south carolina. good morning. >> caller: good morning. >> go ahead, shirley. >> caller: hi, how are you doing? >> doing well, what's your question or comments? >> caller: well, i just wanted to say this country has never had a great health care system, but it's fallen way below par now. the only way they seem to be able to address mental health is by either putting them in jail, locking them up or just letting people roam the streets. they have closed all of the major mental health care facilities, especially in south carolina, where i live. they have a few small institutions which cannot accommodate the amount of mental health care patients that we have. i have a brother that's bipolar. i have a grandson that's bipolar. my daughter was an officer with the army because of her son. a lot of the problems we have in this country, criminal-wise and otherwise, is because of the mental health issues. very rarely is an addict an addict because he just wants to get high. there are underlying mental health pr

channeling shirley chisholm, i would offer leadership in are community. when i was eight years old, i was finally allowed to take swimming lessons. insisteds strict and that we finish swim lessons before playing and the new wave pool that opened and the neighborhood. little young to master being a woman, so like other kids, i was nervous during swim lessons. and one day, particularly bad. the day we learned how to tread water. my heart be accelerated and that is how i found out that i had a heart condition. it causes an irregular rhythm. my condition is treatable. people have literally won olympic medals after being diagnosed with the same condition. that i expect to anytime soon. [laughter] but asswoman underwood: condition like mine can only be managed if you have access to treatment and you have to have access to get care to get diagnosed in the first place. if i had not had access, if i had run into a lifetime cap on my insurance, or if i'd been denied coverage because i had a pre-existing condition, who knows what might have happened or where i would

ancoln even meets with confederate sympathizer played by shirley temple. she met lincoln too. the two of them shared an apple and then lincoln free' -- lincoln freeze shirley's father, who was falsely accused of being a confederate spy, from prison. lincoln starting novels, radio programs, theater performances, including two popular plays produced by the wpa federal theater. i think there were a lot more than just the two. there were small, regional productions and festivals about lincoln. he was very popular staple in the federal theater. in one of these popular wpa plays he was reincarnated as a kentucky college professor who helps resolve a labor dispute. [laughter] i have read a lot of lincoln screenplays and scripts, and that is one of the stranger interpretations of lincoln i have come across. frequently in the thick of 1930's politics, scrutinized and celebrated by new dealers, conservatives and civil-rights activist. -- activists. lincoln's power went beyond political symbolism because he also struck a deep emotional cord with americans in these years. carl sandberg wr

2016 81 year-old shirley webb has set 3 national records and a power lifting world record.tries represented. she destroyed them all webb can dead lift 265 pounds. and recently at a global competition, she be a competitor who is 10 years younger. this just 3 years after she first joined a gym. look at her go. stands like running him plays inspired. now with 17 medals and counting. she is redefining her golden years don't mess with granny that is as you know rbg does that to earth bader ginsburg, yes, she looks at all and you know it's early there. >>her husband tries to help her out but he's like i just load awaits on because 45 pounds is the most they haven't he doesn't want to get more than that but it it's a great story of shirley says you're never to whatever tool is it art is it all little 2 and a half pounders and work your world records that wraps up kron 4 news at night on this friday mighty impressive we are happy to leave you with that. but our primetime coverage continues at the top of the hour, pam moore is here with kron 4 news at. >>alright, vicki and go and th

instead, he is there to grant shirley temple's request for freedom for to imprison white men. one, her confederate father. the other, a kindly union officer. if you know the premise of john ford's young mr. lincoln, you might recall that henry fonda's lincoln has virtually no contact with black characters. his real work and involves helping to white brothers who had been falsely accused of murder and in the most dramatic moment of the film, the two of anrs faced the wrath angry lynch mob then lincoln turns back of the mob and after that, melds a successful defense of the two brothers so that he again liberates white men from confinement. yet, and a very halting and hesitant sort of way, some new dealers acknowledged the possibility that race played a part in keeping people down in both the 1930's and 1860's. lincoln's attention to racial emancipation did merit some attention and consideration. when the african-american singer marian anderson was banned from performing in the daughters of the american revolution concert hall here in washington, many figures and fdr's fdr's admi

biographer and historian craig shirley will be here with important historical insights. and the american innovator i bet none of you know this, who made the d-day invasion possible. first, though, we begin with an update of what president trump and others call an invasion of our southern border. now tonight the border patrol is reporting a 32% spike in illegal apprehensions at the southern border. now more than 140,000 illegal immigrants taken into custody in just the last month alone is what's being reported. the alarming spike coming as the president vows to impose new tariffs on the country of mexico to curb this immigration crisis. now, acting ice director mark morgan is standing by with a message to democrats. but first we begin with chief national correspondent ed henry to break it all down. ed. >> good to see you. this stands in stark contrast that it was a manufactured crisis by the democrats when president trump claimed a national emergency. we've seen a former number of obama administration officials come out and say to the democrats they need to come up with a

. >> shirley temple is created as ahsha safai the nation with happens and light heartenness shirley temple my biggest influence i love david boo and el john and may i west coast their flamboyant and show people (singing) can't be unhappy as a dr. murase and it is so fun it is a joyful instrument i learned more about music by playing the piano it was interesting the way i was brought up the youth taught me about music he picked up the a correspond that was so hard my first performing experience happened as 3-year-old an age i did executive services and also thanks to the lord and sank in youth groups people will be powering grave over their turk i'll be playing better and better back la i worked as places where men make more money than me i was in bands i was treated as other the next thing i know i'm in grants performing for a huge protection with a few of my friends berry elect and new berry elect and can be ray was then and we kept getting invited back you are shows got better we made it to paris in 2005 a famous arc we ended up getting a months residencey other than an island and he cam

>> well i think it's really simple and you know shirley chisholm said it best.she wanted to be remembered as a black woman who dared to be herself. more women, more women of color, more black women are raising their hand. standing in spaces, owning it, uniquely and authentically as themselves. and wanting to bring to bear their full contribution. and i'm certainly excited and encouraged by the opportunity to have a greater parity, leadership parity and representation around policy and decision-making tables in the corridors of power. but there are women leading women of color leading black women, in community, every single day. so we need to see that bold activist leadership on all fronts fronts, to resist and be an affront to the insults and assaults that we are experiencing every day. including when it comes to health care. >> congresswoman lee, you and i have been out on the public sphere a long time. and we, one of the unsaid things is misogyny, even in our own communities and movements. i know as a kid even in the civil rights movement, women were not given

right extremism in germany while the foreign minister just mentioned has published an article on shirley's best selling newspaper the build side the newspaper and there he wrote an article and he's saying that people really need to call the crimes committed by far right extremists need to call them right wing terrorists he said that because a lot of these cases were were mentioned as isolated cases but actually they are language and terror is terror that's what he's saying and he also calls for protests he mentioned that we have fridays for a future right now and then we also should have thursdays for democracy for example because he says that right wing extremism is in danger in democracy and also interior minister whole say hoffa also said that these crimes have had to become combatant online so he vowed that domestic intelligence will work on more to wanted to those who are very likely to commit violent crimes and also merkel also said something she say that the go she says that the government is very serious about about fighting right wing extremism how serious of a problem is this rea

the image of shirley had to limit a woman's morning who had a. little a kind of food. but at the thought of us in the. kind of. facebook for just a little bit and you know the brevity of what. we would do with any of this a lot of the book will be unusual. make going ok and then you don't want to. feel that. that's loss lee joni. i'm a little under. saddam came i moved out on his i phone on the cell phone. if smith thought he moved one until or. 2 more like. cottage or suffer the hunger i will have the income the other possible recovery with a high lakota or a kind of colonel out and look at on them they're going to know who was about to walk out the shop which was. always. the 1st person there to not come visit us through how do you put a little bit about us. clinton admitted you had. beaten the. shit that it did lead you mostly wish not to push to do something oh no not until. we. are home alone when i told. i was she will.

. >> i'd like a $12 shirley temple. >> shirley temples didn't have smoke coming out of them. for $12,'m going to pass. >> that's a trend. go for it. that's a shot. you can take as >>> drinking without straws, without polluting the earth. a group of fairfax county high schoolers is doingts part to protect our environment. >> that's right. they found it a reusable straw company called sipsy. it's recognized as one of the top 15 student companies in the country. aimee cho has their story. t >> weok out an extra 345. >> to run a booming business, every detail makes a difference. >> be really careful with it. >> as these fairfax county high schoole will tell you, it's the same with plastic strawal even sml ones can impact the tnvironment. that's why thesudents wanted to help. >> e the hth of the earth is declining, i think it' partly our fault. i think we have to do something to give back to that commhity. >> t something, sipsy w. reusable stra it's made of stainless steel and comes in two sizes. a small one and a bigger one for slurping up smoothies. >> i think everyone cares abo

his mother shirley comes here to visit and remember. his sister brenda too when she's in town. oh, how they worried that war might put him here. except war didn't. no, there never was a thought back then about what could happen far from combat, what did happen. all those strange things down south in north carolina. fayetteville is an old town, steeped in revolutionary and civil war history. smack in the middle of the bible belt. but now, cargo planes buzz in and out of pope air force base. all past the confines of the city sprawls the immense ft. bragg, home base of the computer whiz, david shannon, his house was here, a few blocks off base. the major, his wife joan, and their four children. it was july, 2002. like a sauna that night, so hot and humid. and then a light rain that cooled it down again. david and joan watched a movie on tv, fell asleep. and then -- >> i don't even remember hearing the first shot. i remember something woke me up. >> and then you heard a shot? >> and i know whatever woke me up, i know my ears were already ringing. and i turned the light on. and i se

. >> reporter: shirley williamson returns to paradise to look at the lease where her home once stood.>> reporter: she is doing it for the first time. >> this has made it easier for me, for me to come here and see all the rubble that was here. it would have been a lot more devastating. >> the spot where shirley's home was flattened, but her peonies managed to survive. >> back over there was my iris garden. >> reporter: surely is almost 7 months removed from her escape with her husband, they now live in charlotte, north carolina with her family but she has not forgotten what it was like to get out of here alive. >> fire on both sides. and it was hot. you can put your windows down, neither one of us ever thought that we wouldn't make it, then never entered our mind. >> in her time away she and her husband have come to accept paradise as a stop in their journey. >> the stories are coming in more and more obvious, and my age we are not going to be able to, you know, we won't be able to rebuild it and enjoy it fully. >> but not one they will ever forget. >> we can remember it. >> reporter:

my name is shirley jackson, and i am a retirement teacher for san francisco unified school district,k with early childhood education and after school programs. i have light upstairs and down stairs. it's been remodelled and i like it. some of my floors upstairs was there from the time i built the place, so they were very horrible and dark. but we've got lighting. the room seems lighter. they painted the place, they cemented my back yard, so i won't be worried about landscaping too much. we have central heating, and i like the new countertops they put in. up to date -- oh, and we have venetian blinds. we never had venetian blinds before, and it's just cozy for me. it meant a lot to me because i didn't drive, and i wanted to be in the area where i can do my shopping, go to work, take the kids to school. i like the way they introduced the move-in. i went to quite a bit of the meetings. they showed us blueprints of the materials that they were going to use in here, and they gave us the opportunity to choose where we would like to stay while they was renovating. it means a lot. it's just

["laverne & shirley" theme playing] >> today, we're at lakefront brewery on the beautiful banks of theilwaukee river, just north of downtown. we're a small brewery, one of the more innovative breweries in town. we also have a fun tour. our tour does have pop culture involved. we have laverne & shirley at the end, where everyone can sing the song and put the gloves on the bottle. everybody can raise their fists when they say -- >> ♪ doing it our way >> it was the number one tv show in the united states, about two ladies that worked at a paris in milwaukee. they also -- worked as a burberry in -- brewery in milwaukee. they also got into mischief. there worked on the floor of the brewery, which a lot of people can relate to.they were very fun , very energetic. people enjoyed them in general. there was somebody everybody could look to in the united states and find a part of them in. milwaukee'sat history continues looking out at lake michigan as we travel north of the city. we'll visit the north point lighthouse, which help to guide boats into and out of the port of milwaukee for over 100

. >> and stop calling me shirley. >> thank you, john. >>> a terrifying midair scare caught on camera.eally awful. severe turbulence hit a flight, you can see what it did, that flight attendant crashing into the ceiling, the beverage cart falling this happened on a flight from kosovo to switzerland. ten people on this flight were sent to the hospital for minor injuries. >> i was also on a flight i thought had bad turbulence but everyone else were sleeping and reading papers. it didn't have the same effect on everyone around me. >>> all right, massacre averted. a masked gunman attempted to shoot-up a federal courthouse in dallas. what do police know about why he wanted to do this that's a four day weekend "awesome" and with getaway deals on accommodation starting from 15 percent off, you can be a booker at booking dot com woman 1: i had no osymptoms of hepatitis c. from 15 percent off, man 1: mine... man 1: ...caused liver damage. vo: epclusa treats all main types of chronic hep c. vo: whatever your type, ask your doctor if epclusa is your kind of cure. woman 2: i had the common type. m

from shirley to spring up for some shopping zagat slagle celebrates the local culture she grew up here studied fashion and design in berlin and came back to her hometown to set up. livy store is frequented by locals and tourists alike basis which i guess would you recommend for me on a hot day like today talking yeah. this one here is really nice it's really breezy i'm wearing one just like this. on it's inspired by traditional costumes the blouses we were underneath the costumes are cast in the same style my and if you haven't read everything kind of outfit you might want to try these cool skirts they're inspired by costumes to especially these velvet ribbons and you've got pockets pocket yes. i said what's the meaning of the name of your label. i mean something like play about women on free will have you actually mythical characters some of her chance like this to mean wild forest women or wild for a spirits. i just love that one particular translation wild forest women so i tweeted to walsh pregnant. but not all her fans are from the she considers her fashion traditional modern. day

county supervisor shirley zane is opposing this move, asking how tax-funded money can be given to a clubesn't allow women. the retreat takes place july 10th through 28th at bohemian grove. the club has been around nearly 150 years. it has an elite and confidential membership and the list of members include dozens of ceos and presidents ronald reagan and george h.w. bush. >>> there's a new way to get around san jose, hopping on an electric bike. not a scooter, a bike. lyft launching its bikeshare program today in the south bay. it's called bay wheels. you can find them parked at a dock or left at any of its locations. lyft hopes to have these bikes in san francisco and oakland by the end of the month. >> certainly we all benefit if a few more folks choose to move from four wheels to two wheels. makes everyone's compute a little easier. we can all do our part. >> be careful on the streets. a single trip on a bike will cost you 2 bucks for 30 minutes and 3 bucks for each additional 15 minutes after that. >>> even though he's one of the biggest stars in the nfl, packers quarterback aaron rod

shirley yu, senior visiting fellow, institute of global affairs at lse is with me now., do you think there will be some kind of resolution?” do not think there will be a deal. there will be further negotiations for the deferment of tariffs and a delay tactic until possibly donald trump winsa delay tactic until possibly donald trump wins a second term of office and is, at that point where he can afford to go tougher on china. there are tactical and strategic incentives for both countries to go with a delay tactic. it is in the interests of both countries to avoid a global economic calamity. donald trump needs to win his second term of office. so it interrupt you. we have some dramatic pictures to show you. this is the bridge in genoa, we have just caught collapsing as a result of detonation due to the explosives placed at the foot of the bridge attached to the legs of the towers, which has caused the demolition. 4000 local residents we re demolition. 4000 local residents were evacuated from the area in order to make way for this demolition exercise. we understand that wa

vulnerable and fun good advice professor from berlin's shirley tay hospital thank you very much for being with us this morning thank you. now president trump's son in law jared cushion or has appealed to palestinians to support a plan he says will revive the economy and improve their lives the proposals presented at a meeting in bahrain involve investing billions of dollars in the palestinian territories they're part of a peace plan which has been dubbed the deal of the century but the palestinians have already rejected the plans as they do not include a political solution political resolution to the conflict. these were the scenes across gaza and the west bank as the bahrain conference got underway thousands of palestinians protested and staged a general strike against a plan they say attempts to buy them off. thousands of miles away in bahrain jerrod cushion or called on the palestinians to accept his vision one he dubbed the opportunity of the century if they want peace he said the $50000000000.00 economic support plan would create a brighter future for the region. for a moment imagine

me fije medio tatuaje en ese brazo que se han de comer los gusanos, y todavÍa tenia a shirley en su bicepspor allÁ. (risas). >> y no tiene ningÚn tatuaje de belinda. >> a lo mejor es un truco publicitario, pero a lo mejor la relaciÓn es real. >> pareciera. >> yo creo que sÍ, yo creo que va por ese lado, chiquibaby, lupillo no hablÓ con nuestro reportero porque estÁ enojado porque entrevistamos a mayeli y no le gusta, cuando le preguntan es verdad que te hiciste un tatuaje de la cara de belinda en el brazo? dijo estamos en el evento para hablar de jenni, en otro momento hablaremos, luego en revista people dice que belinda es preciosa, atractiva pero en ningÚn momento lo desmiente, de alguna manera deja crecer el rumor, yo creo que no solo es por publicidad del real chi reality show donde ambos son jurados pero ademÁs ellos hacen un video, yo creo que ese video donde se hace un tatuaje con la cara de belinda es para el video. yo creo que lupillo estÁ aprovechando muy bien el momento, despuÉs de estar tantos aÑos desaparecido se dio cuenta que con el divorcio subiÓ como la espuma y con belind

you have the job, you have thejob, surely, surely. —— shirley, surely.any tips? any tips? i love that bit. wouldn't it be great to see them playing together at wimbledon. borisjohnson dominates the front pages this morning. the daily mail has a picture of him and his partner, carrie symonds. they call it a mills & boon scene that takes us for fools. that photo of borisjohnson is also on the front of the daily mirror. it claims the couple staged the picture, and accuses mrjohnson of dodging tv debates while he flaunts his private life. the daily express says it is time to stop the war on boris, reporting that a number of tory mps have accused a "left—wing hate mob" of trying to wreck mrjohnson's leadership bid with a campaign of intrusion and harassment. the guardian says borisjohnson is planning a media blitz, with a series of stage—managed appearances over the coming days. he did, however, find time to speak to the bbc‘s laura kuenssberg about his plans for brexit, and those stories about his personal life. downing street is the threshold he really want

scotland also trained earlier today and shirley karen said her squad were 100% fit.ey have suffered with key players being injured, leading to them losing quite dramatically to england 6—0 in the euros in 2017. the other news coming out of scotla nd the other news coming out of scotland is that shelley, the head coach, has been awarded an mbe for services to football. she said she was flabbergasted and flattered at the honour. she was also asked in the honour. she was also asked in the news conference that she felt that scotland may be the underdogs for tomorrow night's match. it is our first world cup, first scottish team to play in a world cup for over two decades. 0urjourney so far has been fantastic, and we are playing against a formidable england tea m playing against a formidable england team who are ranked third in the world and already, phil neville, pa rt world and already, phil neville, part of hisjob world and already, phil neville, part of his job was to win the world cup. it will be a tough task for us, but we are looking forward to it. you can get caugh

shirley and her neighbors. almost always the debate about media is framed with the discussion of international news branch. the greatest peril of our nation books at the local level. a regional or community newspaper most cope with fast- changing technological and financial matters. we are the ones who are concerned with our community. the well-being. our staff lives in our community. they have a big stake in informing the public. social media companies have enormous influence on the distribution and availability of ms. we should be worried about losing newspapers. the fountain has within the local news ecosystem. it is worth considering stories that will go on till. >> we will not proceed under the five-minute role of questions. >> thank you mr. chairman and witnesses for being here today. i would like to extend a warm welcome to the editor of my hometown paper. the purpose of this hearing is to face a important problem head-on. local newspapers to major publishers to online innovative. is dying. this is in so

shirley bea caldwell grew up nearby, picking co.otton. >> i went in the cotton fields to get cotton that was our way of making a living. >> i never knew this. >> reporter: her son todd now works for a bank. >> reporter: what's the economy like around here? >> the economy is not the richest. >> reporter: for that reason jacquetta chapman is interested in elizabeth warren. >> i love the fact that she is an advocate for eliminating student loans. i didn't come from a family with, you know, lots of money that can just put me -- that can just pay for my college education. >> reporter: she is a teacher still paying her student loans while supporting college for her son. while charleston where we started is a port city and orangeburg is in the historic cotton growing part of south carolina, spartanburg, where we're headed now through slow traffic is historically a textile city. >> turn right. >> reporter: it's attracted new industries like bmw, alongside older businesses like the beacon drive-in. >> in the house, a dave burger real fast. >

yoga teacher and mother of 3 shirley miller drowned after being swept out to sea.eports are she and her partner were taught in a riptide. miller's body was found by a fisherman the next day. a small town in new york city in shock and disbelief, one of the two men convicted in brutal murder of a teenage girl 40 years ago has been paroled and could be freed next month. in new york, residents fighting back. >> they have never seen so brutal an attack. >> reporter: paula was raped and killed while she walks home from the library in pearl river, new rk robert mccain and richard were found guilty and sentenced to 25 years to life, the sentence available at the time. she had her in the head and raped her and believing she was dead, sexually assaulted her but when paula stirred he said her 5 times in the back, killing her. now is scheduled to be released on parole in july. >> up until this year, has never been remorseful or regretful, never apologetic, didn't even admit to the murder. the evidence is overwhelming that he is the person that held the knife that was stabbed i

. >>> kirk and spot, fred and barney, laverne and shirley, buffett and gates? millionaire bromance that's got everyone talking, bra. we'll talk about that next w?w?uó >>> going for seven. the dow on its longest win streak in more than a year we're going to find out what exactly has been drawing the markets higher. >>> debt threat. u.s. companies piling on the debt as interest rates item about. could it all backfire? the week-long series and the rate shock continues. >>> and good news foryour wallet gasoline prices are down we'll find out how much it will cost to fill up your tank on this tuesday, june 11th, as you're watching "worldwide exchange" right here on cnbc. >>> welcome back and thanks for being with us here on cnbc, everybody. i'm brian sullivan good tuesday morning let's kick off this half hour and kick off the morning headlines. >>> here's what's leading cnbc.com the messaging service says it expects revenue growth to slow in the coming quarters it's expected to make its debut in the coming months microsoft previewing its streaming service in project

. >> shirleys owen said she knew the victim well enough to say heheo. but still, says -- >> it's just sad, it's shocking. >> the defendant, alejandro perez de leon is being held tonig without bond athe montgomery county detention center. he's expected to make his first court appearance tomorrow. that's the latest live in kensington. wendy, back to you. >>> chris gordon, thank you. >>> news4 is committed to raising awareness about domestic violenak. we are breng the silence to help people find hope, find a way out. for resources othe solutions being worked on in the d.c. area, you can open our nbc washington app and search safe at home. >>> fourth of july just about two weeks away, we're finally learning mor about the president's big plans for the holiday. the white house confirming today that president trump will speak before the fireworks. and that's not all. news4's mark seagraves has been following it for weeks and joins us live for the big reveal. what's the word? >> good afternoon, leon, it could be a little like the military parade that the presid

it should be shirley. thank you for the request.there's a special song you want to hear i'll play your requests every friday morning. we're doing an abbreviated version of traffic jams. just give me one more request or so. >> all right sal, thank you. >>> well the 2019 fifa women's world cup starts today when host nation france plays the opening match against sal castaneda. the united states women's team. team usa's first match is tuesday against thailand. >> now the 2019 women's world cup kicked off today for most players this is the first time they're wearing uniforms specifically designed for them. in the past athletic companies made the women's uniforms as versions of the men's uniforms but this year the designs are made specifically for the women taking into account fit, function and style. nike designed for 14 teams. and conducted surveys and focus groups and spent hours meeting face to face with the players. >> but also. >> the idea that in 2019 is the first year that the women's world cup gets their own specific jerseys is k

. >> shirley owens said she knew the victim just well enough to say hello.ut still, she says -- >> itsa you know, it's shocking. >> the defendant, alejandro jose perez de leon, is being held without bond at the montgomery county detention center.ng reporti from montgomery county, chris gordon, news4. >>> news4 is committed to raising awareness about domestic violence through our safe at home initiative. if you or someone you know is dealing with domeic violence, we have stories from survivors and a complete list of local resources on our nbc wash gton app. >>> developing tonight, a new warning from local health officials about where people may have been exposed to a patient with measles. >> plus 130 years after a grave injustice, a local town tries to atone for the past. >>> and so far this week, a lot of talk about rain and storms in the forecast. but here's at look a your temperature trend, our average high now 85, well above normal tomorrow, it's hot and humid and nice relief on friday and saturday. i'm going to have mo on ro) this is annie. an this is an

. >> the shirley temple program usually seen at this time will not be presented in order that we mayhis guarded wasteland the first american will be launched into space. he will not go into orbit azuri gagarin did, but he will ride his spacecraft 116 miles up, and there he'll hang weightless for about five minutes until gravity pulls him back through the atmosphere to the sea nearly 300 miles down range. >> astronaut shepard making his way to the elevator. applause from the 120 or so people. and now astronaut shepard ascends the gantry crane. in a few moments he'll be placed in the capsule. >> t minus ten, nine, eight seven, six, five, four, three, two, one, zero, ignition. liftoff. liftoff. >> lift-off, and the clock has started. all systems are go. >> some lawmakers want to award the medal of honor to shepard. all today appeared ready to spend more money on our space effort. all agreed russia is still ahead. but all this was beside the point for the wife of the first american astronaut. mrs. alan shepard at virginia beach, virginia heard the news with relief. >> mrs. shepard, can y

. >> can he make a shirley temp. that's what i want to know. >> extra cherrys. >> not too sweet?east your eyes on this, something you can't drink or eat. the big idaho potato is in the bay area. >> this giant spud pulleder bur rosa yesterday. it's not a potato at all. it's fiberglass and weighs four tons. you can find it in front of the west county museum in sebastopol. it's confusing. it las a banner saying it's real. it's not, it's fake. >> they tell us people go up to it and lick it. what is going on in people's minds in 2019? >>> new at 6:00, a health alert about the hpv vaccine. the new group officials are now recommending get it. >>> in morgan hill community members are mourning the victims from tuesday's shooting. tonight there's a vigil planned. we have the details. >>> a major win for the owners of yountville's famed restaurant. >>> this might look like a carrot, but do not be fooled. the new product from in this morning's gma first look, it's the heartstopping video it was all caught by the watchful ey >>> an attempted kidnapping caught on camera. a woman tries to snatc

yoga instructor shirley miller was swimming off the coast when she was sucked 2 miles out to sea by arent and drowned, she leaves behind three sons. she's the eighth american tourist to die in the dr in a span of two months, we continue to monitor what is happening and bring it to you as warranted. it's been a scandal plagued first six months for ilhan omar and now her hometown newspaper is getting fed up. according to the "star tribune," every month seems to bring a fresh problem. there were improper speaking fees and remarks that were interpreted by many as anti-semitic. now, omar is paying thousands of dollars in fines for improperly filing joint tax returns with ar man she wasn't married to come out while being married to a different man. scott johnson is a minnesota attorney and blogs over at power line blog, he has been following her career, thanks a lot for coming on. it's hard to turn away, it's a car wreck, i would say. your hometown newspaper is liberal, presumably supported ilhan omar previously, what did it take for the paper to criticize her today? >> the editorial page h

this power lifting grandma has no plans to slow down in fact since 2016 81 year-old shirley webb as setpower lifting world record. that's right webb dead lifted 265 pounds justin could you deadlift that i'm out. global competition, gba years younger and all this just 3 years after the first she first joined the years wow congrats to her and she just keeps going. but i think there's the lead. on that to safety by. can do to 65. could it do to 65. yeah. for the parade tomorrow good shape. we're in great shape, especially for you in downtown san francisco warming up to 65 degrees after that mild start of mid 50's for your mid morning. so we are going to notice warmer temperatures along the coast. >>and even our interior valleys, it is going to be a gradual warming trend until we really see things up just in time for a 4th of july weekend. - [narrator] the following is a paid advertisement for plexaderm skincare. (lively music) - many of us have seen before and afters on social media of people getting rid of eye bags in minutes. well, today we're talking about plexaderm and it works in minu

found dead in the dominican republic in recent months. 42-year-old yoga teacher and mother of three shirleyter being swept out to sea, she and her partner were caught in a riptide, it was found by a fisherman the next day. one of the two men convicted in a brutal murder of a teenage girl there nearly 40 years ago has been paroled and could be free next month. pearl river new york residents are fighting back, good evening. >> the medical examiner said he had never seen so brutal on attack. >> on october 28th 1980, paula was raped and killed as she walked home from a library. two men were found guilty of murder and sentenced 25 years to life. according to police, mccain hit paula in the head with a 6-pound concrete block and raped her. when she stirred he stabbed her five times in the back. now she is scheduled to be released in july. >> all of these years he was never remorseful, he was never regretful, he was never apologetic, he didn't even admit to the murder when the evidence was overwhelming that he is the person that held the knife that was stabbed into paulus back. >> paula's mother i

shirley and her neighbors. almost always the debate about media and tech is framed within the discussion of international news brands. but the greatest peril for our nation lurks at the local level where a regional or community newspaper must cope with fast changing, technological and financial matters. we are concerned with our communities, their government and their well being. our staffs live in our community. they have a big stake in informing the public. social media and technology companies have enormous influence on the distribution and availability of news. but we should be worried about losing newspapers, the fount heads within the local news ecosystem. it is worth considering stories that would go untold. thank you. >> thank you. i will proceed under the five minute rule with questions. we will begin with the gentleman from georgia, mr. johnson. >> thank you, mr. chairman and thank you witnesses for being here today. and i would like to extent a particularly warm welcome to the editor of my hometown p

i'm joined by former federal prosecutor shan wu and correspondent shirley hirschfeld davis. shan, you're a lawyer. is the law clear about accepting foreign help in the u.s. election campaign? >> it's crystal clear, jim. graham's statement that it's a, quote, mistake of law, it's not a mistake of law, it's illegal. it's per se illegal. the situation originally with don jr. and trump tower is mueller laid out the requirements, and he could have been prosecuted. they made a discretionary call. don't want to go after the president of the united states' son. they didn't actually receive the information of value. but as to whether that fits the definition of the crime or not, that's textbook case, open-shut. >> julie, the president is doing what he often does when he finds himself in a difficult moment. he's taking -- saying multiple contradictory things about the same thing. first he said, actually i was talking about just general conversations with foreign leaders. which of course he wasn't. you saw he was asked specifically about foreign help, dirt in a campaign. then he is say

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>> wolf, the late great shirley chisholm, the first black candidate to run for president in 1972 saidt at the table, bring a folding chair. those women of color had their folding chair. it's good there's diversity to be able to talk to the candidate and say, look, this is what's happening and this is what's needed or this is not what's needed. especially when it comes to the black community that has the highest numbers of negatives in almost every category. and when you look at those who are on medicaid, look at the numbers, women, primarily minority women, women of color, so they brought this issue to the table at a time when there are challenges to roe v. wade. and it needed to be done. so he could really see what was on the table to see all parts, all parts of the spectrum on this very sensitive and controversial topic. >> you think -- >> you know, wolf -- >> go ahead, jeffrey. >> you know, what's so interesting about what's going on now is we're seeing the stakes of the 2020 election. the republican party is moving right abortion. no more exceptions for rape, no more exceptions fo

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shirley it has gone down well. surely it has gone down well.it is a major concession the u.s. could give an rankled people within trump -- and rankled people within trump's own party like marco rubio who said it could be a catastrophic mistake on the part of the president if it goes, if basically huawei is taken completely off the blacklist of washington. we need to know the details of why the pledge -- how far it goes. there is backlash from washington, dc including within his own party. but xi jinping was pleased to give concessions on his own. let me just say the bottom corner of the china daily talks about china's negative list. it has a number of industries they prevent -- starting at the end of this month july 30, the number of entities on their .egative list will also shrink at least on paper they are making steps to open up the market. paul: chief north asia correspondent stephen engle, thank you. opec and its independent allies moving closer to an agreement on production curves with most appearing to support restrictions until early ne

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