>> willie simmons: no one else can compare with us.t dockery plantation, where the blues supposed to been born. there's no one else can tell you that in his district is the home of b.b. king. can tell you that he represents the area where fannie lou hamer came from. where jerry butler was born. go on and name others. the staple singers. when we talk about the heritage and the culture and what comes out of the delta, that's all within this little district that i represent. so mississippi delta has that pride. >> anthony: 46 miles southeast is greenwood. a town with a lot of history. most of it of the not good variety. known unfortunately as much for byron de la beckwith, and tom brady's infamous speech after brown v. the board of education as anything else, fairly or not, it's hard to get past that. during all the years of cruelty and struggle from 1933 on, through it all and until today, this place, lusco's, was a beloved institution. once a grocery store, it turned restaurant to the money class, serving them in discreet quarters in th

simmons and director michelle schumacher about making their new film i'm not here outside of the hollywood system some headlines will review a puerto rican power blackouts a syrian civilian wipeouts taxi knock out all of the more coming up in today's going underground well just how radical is jeremy corbett odds on favorite to be the next leader of britain joining me now is arguably his body's previously most electorally successful individual in its history former mayor of london ken livingstone again thanks for coming on the show how radical is jeremy corbyn and his team he's a genuine centrist he's genuinely labor he came into politics to do things routinely people not to get rich will be a celebrity and so on and he. needs all this pressure for the last two years he's never given into it he's not going to betray the things he believes in because the daily mail streams you know about hang on shadow foreign secretary thornley denouncing the venezuelan government echoing i don't know the head of the cia. and see what that. actually going on. the simple fact he's jeremy is not right blair w

its mayor, pete simmons, is with us now. mayor, good morning. you're between naples and ft. myers. tell us a little bit about your community. >> good morning. we are certainly on high alert here. we have 30,000 people in our local shelters. we have a storm surge projection of somewhere between 10 and 15 feet. we have suspended operations as of 9:15 because we have sustained winds of over 40 miles per hour. and we're gearing up somewhere in the 2:00 range this afternoon, give or take a few hours, of 100-mile-an-hour winds, sustained, somewhere around 8 to 10 hours. >> this is savannah guthrie. did most of the folks evacuate or are they hunkering down and sheltering in place? >> like i said, we have 30,000 people in our local shelters. a lot of people absolutely evacuated. and we have a lot of people hunkered down and hunkered in, like myself. my family did evacuate, they're in georgia, which as you know is not out of the woods yet. and people are hunkered in. and we're gearing up. >> mayor simmons, have you had people call in reporting emergencies, and your emergency service personn

if you know anything about baseball, you know that andrew elton simmons, andrelton simmons, that is a mistake, and that is how good he is, turning mistakes into a highlight reel right there, simmons looking good, checking it out for the wednesday night. >>> before we go, maria picking up some strength?>> it is a category 2, but will pop up to a category 3, dominican republic will get brush, but the current models keep it off the continental united states. >>> thank you for joining us tonight, coming up next, modern family, and we will say congratulations again to the new grandpa. there is is grandpa. -- is grandpa. he is adorable. good night. s a -- i'm in. okay, well, alex has a cello lesson at 11:00, and junior congress at noon? doesn't she also have no boys at forever? don't you have an eating disorder you need to attend to? yeah, anyway, uh, we could see the 4:00 or the 6:20. oh, actually, that's no good. i'm meeting my friend denise for a drink. denise? do i know denise? yeah, you know, my old girlfriend. haley: oh, my god. gross. i can't even picture you with a woman. thank you.

simmons at the festival headquarters about quantum mechanics and whether independent films have to be seen to make a difference. going on the ground. here's what people have been saying about rejecting. the only show i go out of my way to. really pack the. americans do the same. parenting better than. see. heard of. the world bank. send us an email. dropping bombs brings peace to the chicken hawks forcing you to fight the battles. that you saw try to tell you that will be gossip and probably. tell you on the whole and. all the hawks that we along with all the. because. it was. kind of. she refused. to sit good. for immigrants. ever really know for sure but this is. no. welcome back on like it emerging economies is a big budget blockbusters remakes and sequels appear to be taking that toll on audience numbers for hollywood films not for more than a decade have fewer people want to go to the movies in the usa over the summer so he said deputy editor sebastian packet of the red carpet rained on the u.k.'s largest independent film festival to ask where the big hollywood studios could be g

ben simmons is a big reason why.e in strawberry mansion for the opening of the new center there. as for basketball, simmons sees big things for his team. >> at the end of the day, it's big things. for us, it's where we want to be. i think everybody has the right idea. >> u.s. open semifinals, up and comer sloan stephens. stephens in the near court. she shows the speed. she shows the range. one of the best points of the mash here. stephens wins it in three sets. she's on to saturday's final, first grand slam final facing madison keys. that's it for sports. >> thank you, ducis. "jimmy kimmel live" next. music from ca lid. "action news" continues at 4:30. for cecily tynan, ducis rogers and the entire "action news" team, i'm jim gardner. goodnight. ♪ ♪ >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight -- david spade. from "broad city", abbi jacobson & ilana glazer. and music from khalid. and now, how many times must i tell you, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: how are you doing? hello. i

simmons. and her husband, george w. simmons. donald d. simmons. cheryl d. ntak. chief greg h. smallwood, united states navy. eutenant colonel gary f. smith, united states army, retired. mary ray soffer. robert spiceman. patricia jay stotts. ednal.stevens. norma lang sterily. sergeant major larry l.strickland, united states army. hilda e. taylor. lieutent colonel kipp p. taylor. leonard e. taylor. sandra c. tlor. sandra dete. lieutenant carl wtepe, united states army retired. seeant tara c. thurman, united states army. lieutenant commander otis v.tobi.e. r, united state navy. staff sergeant willie q. troy, united states army, retired lieutenant commanderonald j. bock, united states army reserve. lieutenant colennel karen j. wagner united stat army. meta l. fuller. specialist chin sun paqwell, united stes army. staff sergeant modlyn a. white united states army. sandra l. white. erne m. wilcher. lieutenant commaeravid l. williams, united states navy. major dwayne williams united states ar. chief marvin roger woods, united states navy, retid. captain john day yemeki, senior united

simmons -- m. simmons. her husband george simmons.hief greg h smallwood coming united states navy. -- tunic colonel gary smith lieutenant colonel smith. iesman.sp stotts. j brenda l stevens. lang.laying -- tilde taylor. colonel -- lieutenant colonel kip taylor. sondra c taylor. sondra dt. carl, united states army, retired. sergeant tomorrow, united states army. otis --c commander lieutenant commander otis. troy.sergeant willie commander bok. karen,ant commander united states army. specialists chin pack wells. sondra l white. wilshire. -- m. wilshire. major dwayne williams, united states army. chief roger was coming united woods navy -- chief roger , united states navy. vicki yancey. petty officer second class kevin w yokum. chief donald m young. v young junior. lisa l young. >> ladies and gentlemen, the chairman of the joint chief of staff. ladies and gentlemen, the secretary of defense, james m matus. -- mattis. [applause] ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states and the first lady. please flag for our national a

simmons says he's 100% healthy but it is up in the air with embiid.ven of the nba finals he would be playing, he's not yet been cleared for five on five. >> i've gotten so much bet they are off season, i work my game, and i see what everybody saying on twitter. doesn't bother me. i love twitter. just makes me better. >> we are down to just five games remaining in the phillies season after last night's three-one lost to the nationals, solid again, though , went six inning, striking out nine. continue the series tonight in south philly. >> this is not your bows bail. bush stadium last night in st. louis. shortstop addison russell takes a spill into the stands. cardinals fans goes with t nothing like little moment dollars melted cheese, but to make up for it, personally delivered replacement nachos and posted for a severe owe. classy. just after, that the guy, get a foul ball. >> in the end, the cubs won their magic number to win the nl central down to one. pretty good night, though? >> that's one heck of a game for him. >> baseball player barreling into

simmons: "we have our emergency operation plan and part of that is the ham operators."nat sound:"red cross headquarters in houston."simmons:"he was able to reach out through the amateur band radios to houston, provide that information on mrs. williams' son. got it to the right people."kramer:"we knew this was going to be a several hour ordeal."several hours and several calls later-- local ham operators were able to track down jimmie. lurlene williams:"he didn't have no food, no water, no nothing, he lost everything."simmons: "we're prepared, but we're also prepared to reach far to help out people in need."and that's exactly what jimmie is doing-- despite his mother's wishes, he's not coming back to illinois.lurlene williams: "he's a survivor and he's helping people down there now and he's the kind of person that would give you the shirt off his back."marissa hollowed, (vicki) still ahead... it was a moment in college football that couldn't be done without the help from both teams.... a blind football player takes to the field to deliver a perfect snap for the extra poin

in 1922, imperial wizard simmons could not overcome intra-klan difficulties.was replaced by a dentist from dallas who inherited the title of imperial wizard. in 1923, evans established headquarters in washington to be closer to congress, the klan's next target. they were so powerful in oregon in 1923 that they were able to elect the president of the state senate and the speaker of the house. in ohio, their candidates became mayors of toledo and accra and other cities. at the national democratic convention in new york in 1924, it is estimated at least 350 delegates were klansmen. and they were responsible for the defeat of alfred smith as the democratic nominee. by 1925 the ku klux klan was big business. almost six millions belonged, and the organization was grossing $75 million year. some 40,000 klansmen and women paraded down pennsylvania avenue. help the command colors -- the colors, a flag was used to catch money thrown by spectators. in the 1920's, the imperial was indicted on charges of assault and battery, rape mayhem, , kidnapping and murder and found g

and as for basketball simmons sees a great foundation being laid with the simmers. >> at the end of theay our goal is to win games, for us playoffs are where we want to be and we wants to win a ring. >> basketball around the corner football this weekend. great time to be alive. >> coming up on "action news," this could be better. florida under assault or it will be shortly by hurricane irma. cecily tynan with the full story when we continue. if you'd have told me three years ago... that we'd be downloading in seconds, what used to take... minutes. that guests would compliment our wifi. that we could video conference... and do it like that. (snaps) if you'd have told me that i could afford... a gig-speed. a gig-speed network. it's like 20 times faster than what most people have. i'd of said... i'd of said you're dreaming. dreaming! definitely dreaming. then again, dreaming is how i got this far. now more businesses in more places can afford to dream gig. comcast, building america's largest gig-speed network. >>> it's always the big suspense what is the track going to be? what is the path

its mayor, pete simmons, is with us now. mayor, good morning. you're between naples and ft. myers.ell us a little bit about your community. >> good morning. we are certainly on high alert here. we have 30,000 people in our local shelters. we have a storm surge projection of somewhere between 10 and 15 feet. we have suspended operations as of 9:15 because we have sustained winds of over 40 miles per hour. and we're gearing up somewhere in the 2:00 range this afternoon, give or take a few hours, of 100-mile-an-hour winds, sustained, somewhere around 8 to 10 hours. >> this is savannah guthrie. did most of the folks evacuate or are they hunkering down and sheltering in place? >> like i said, we have 30,000 people in our local shelters. a lot of people absolutely evacuated. and we have a lot of people hunkered down and hunkered in, like myself. my family did evacuate, they're in georgia, which as you know is not out of the woods yet. and people are hunkered in. and we're gearing up. >> mayor simmons, have you had people call in reporting emergencies, and your emergency service personnel

russell simmons will write it off. and i never -- in the city. actually, he gave me $25,000, with the exhibit, it is a little side and driving to show my grandmother, through my neighborhood, 25,000, looking like what the hell? and -- people get that money, i put that in my own bank. it took a minute, it is not drug money, improve it, good to go. in august, on that zone, i went back to my old neighborhood. in two years giving 150 instead of youth in baltimore alone. we were working saturday now, doing a show real soon, three successful shows, one at the other end, sold the work, money back to the kids and back to that. i was good with that, when i came up with the concept, talking to princeton, that is the crazy thing, from princeton, to come talking to me about this hashtag and the content of the hashtag, working on a book in the ghetto, from the hashtag the first thing, needs to do a show. in philadelphia on campus, got a major response, need to learn that, some think about the word, and the venice finale in 2016 with a bunch of different schol

hear what ben simmons and joel embiid had to say to all the haters much that's coming up next in sportsey is facing an epidemic fueled by opioid painkillers. vanessa: in honor of september being recovery month, we want you to know that recovery from addiction is possible, but you need to know the signs. they can be hard to spot: social withdrawal, financial problems, irritability. christie: if you see these signs occurring together or suddenly, you may have cause for concern. the signs you spot today... vanessa: ...could save a loved one tomorrow. christie: call 844 reach nj or visit reachnj.gov. ♪ >>> after big within the eagles have to refocus and head out west to face the chargers. now the chargers are zero-three any time you make a cross country trip that's going to be a tough game the one thing that always translate is the run game. the eagles 193 yards on the ground against the giants and that's coming after everyone really thought the ground game was dead. today frank reich said listen, we can do this every week. >> you get mad. we know we have the people that have good running g

nbc's keir simmons has the story. >> reporter: 2,000 years in the making, close to st.basilica, a discovery that traces back to ancient rome and early christianity. in a church closed for 35 years, what may be bone fragments of st. peter himself, unearthed by a worker and shown on italian tv perhaps placed here by an early pope to assert his authority at a time of division within catholicism. how could something so historically important just be forgotten? left here? >> this is really a mystery. >> reporter: st. peter was one of jesus' 12 apostles. his spirit, catholics believe, now guards the gates of heaven. his body entombed at st. peter's basilica, one of christianity's holiest shrines. yet inside this small, forgotten church, the priest shows us a roman era pot where bone fragments were found, scratched into the lid the names of the saints including peter. >> the first name written is petros. >> reporter: petros. the relics found here now closely guarded by the vatican. can we see the bones? >> we can't see, no. if pope francis decides to open an investigation, thi

all eyes are on number one pick markelle fultz and ben simmons. simmons is hundred percent healthy.for embiid he has not been cleared just yet but when he returns, he expects better player. >> i think i have gotten so much bet they are off season, you know, i have my game all the way around, you know, i see what everybody say on twit ter, it doesn't bother me. it just makes me better. >> trust the process. >> yes, what we all say. >> that is right. >> all right, "cbs evening news" is just minutes away. >> anthony mason joins with us a look ahead. >> hi jessica and nicole. tonight pro athletes butt head with the president, after he blasts national anthem protesters. >> plus millions in puerto rico wait for federal relief, and what are the risks of the equifax breach, we will show what you can happen when hackers take over your identity. just ahead on the "cbs evening news". >>> with or without, up next what mark zuckerberg ordered when he visited a famous philadelphia cheese stake spot , coming up >>> local businesses, sea lions to fill a key void in their co. see how work with cats

it's not even close. >> reporter: simmons will have some competition for rookie of the year with hisewest back court mate markelle fultz who has some big plans. >> getting back to the playoffs. >> reporter: yesterday a bunch of sixers took in an eagles game embiid with surely the largest celebration of jake elliott's game winning field goal. >> people screaming my name, trust the process, all over the place. it was amazing. >> reporter: and he hopes to be amazing this year, too. in camden, new jersey, jaime apody channel6 "action news." >> the nhl preseason continues tonight the flyers will visit the rangers. >>> the phillies are back home for their final home stand of the year. the nats are in town tonight much the phillies need one win over their final six games to avoid a 100 loss season. >> to me it's just a number, you know, 99, 98, a hundred, i mean, we are who we are. we played very well -- much better the second half than we did in the first half so i'm pleased with that. >> finally back to the last second eagles victory from yesterday. you need to hear and see merrill reese'

ben simmons instant taking control.hat he says about training camp two days n lets talk about eagles two key players on defense return to practice but one very noticeable absence. we will get you caught up next here on "eyewitness sweet 4k tv, mr. peterson. thanks. pretty psyched. did you get fios too? no. mr. peterson, fios is a 100% fiber optic-network. what does that mean? think about it. if you got an awesome new car you'd put the best gas in it, right. so why hook up your awesome technology to anything other than a fiber-optic network? i got to go. peterson. peterson's wife. counting on you guys. your internet deserves the 100% fiber-optic network. and now get our fastest internet ever plus tv and phone for just $79.99 per month. >>> welcome back. we're glad you are with us. >> pat has sports and eagles could be dealing with a big injury on the roster, patrick. >> that is correct, let's start with good news first, eagles linebacker jordan hicks and rodney mccloud both returned to practice yesterday as they prepped

nbc's keir simmons is live with the very latest. what are you learning about this? >> reporter: well, dara, this arrest was made under british terrorism laws. it took place in dover, which is a port on the coast of britain, a place from where people can travel to france, to europe, and beyond. a senior police officer here at scotland yard saying they are pleased with the progress made, but the investigation continues. police say an 18-year-old man is in custody today in connection with a bomb that partially detonated on a packed subway car here in london friday morning. they called it, quote, a significant arrest. the investigation ongoing in the incident authorities have called a terrorist attack. this was it. >> oh, is that bag on fire? >> reporter: a crude bomb made in a bucket, seen moments later on the subway floor still in flames. >> the fire, the heat was so intense, and the fireball just engulfed the whole tube carriage, like the whole carriage was orange like coming towards us. >> i heard the word explosion and fire, and we were just trapped. i thought, i'm

ben simmons and markelle fultz are a full go. co existin exn the back court. >> my main goal doing whatever i have to do to make the team win. if that's me playing on and off ball that's what i'll do. success will be high. you don't know who is bringing it up who will get it. i'm definitely looking forward to. >> our chem tree is getting better every day on and off the court i think that will play big role with this team's success and, you know, as long as you guys are cool off the court. on the court the gel just happens. >> to the phillies and nationals. this thing was basically over in the second upping. michael taylor hit a two-run homer off of aaron nola. nola actually pretty good game. six innings giving up two runs and it was those two right there but the phils couldn't get any offense so they went on to lose this one, three-one. >>> ben simmons markelle fultz, listen i haven't seen ben simmons play point guard. markelle fultz is a rook sea isle a little worried about that. i don't know how good they'll be they're still im

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new missile systems near the border with kurdish areas while turkey is threatening sanctions under simmons reports on the hob or on the turkey iraq border to flax now turkey and iraq on a battlefield that sends out a daily message it's addressed to iraqi kurds as they celebrated the referendum on the other side of this border these iraqi government troops were flown in to join the exercise. this exercise conveniently perhaps situated right beside the main border crossing road between turkey and iraq really hasn't got a great deal of military significance it carries yet another political message to the iraqi kurds. the reason is that alongside the tank charges the political attacks coming from turkey are in line with the iraqi government's sentiment the kurdish leadership is being accused of treason by turkey's president. can alter their colors yet they'll be left in the lurch when we start imposing our sanctions will be over when we close the oil taps or the revenues will vanish and there will not be able to find food and clothes when our truck stop going into northern iraq these are the t

simmon is there to make a spot. look at that play. if he scrambles out to his left. breaks a few tackles, and a big man. now, fourth down. >> joe fourth and 3. >> joe the deficit with under four to play is too big. everyb coming. pass i broken up! incomp the broncos take over! the denver broncos will take over on downs for the second time in this game. >> tro prescott didn't have time in the pock e you see the pass rush. the three-headed monster out there, talib, stewart. >> joe the hand off is to cj anders and a time-out by dallas one left. >> tro i got a chance to visit with peyton manning yesterday. and asked him, what is next for him? we see him in all the commer a guy who could probab be an owner, go into televi run a football team like john elway does. he is enjoying the fall weekends to himself and his family. he is having the time of his life. >> joe we talked about ezekiel elliot you need a law degree to figure out wh is going on between the two legal teams, the nfl had a 13-mon investigation, which does not result in charges, by the way. the nfl suspended h

nbc's keir simmons is outside london's scotland yard with the overnight developments. keir, good morning. >> reporter: craig, good morning. this arrest under british terrorism laws took place at dover, a port on the coast around two hours from here. from there you can travel to france, into europe and beyond. a senior police officer at scotland yard saying they are pleased with the progress made but the investigation continues. police say an 18-year-old man is in custody today in connection with a bomb that partially detonated on a packed subway car here in london friday morning. they called it "a significant arrest." the investigation ongoing in the incident authorities have called a terrorist attack. this was it. a crude bomb made in a bucket, seen moments later on the subway floor still in flames. >> the fire, the heat was so intense and the fireball just engulfed the whole tube carriage. like the whole carriage was orange coming towards us. >> i heard the word explosion and fire, and we were just trapped, and i thought i'm going to die. >> reporter: at least 29 peo

hard to see that happening for now while armies make new alliances there is uncertainty and drew simmons al-jazeera war on the turkish iraqi border. to thailand where the supreme court is expected to announce its verdict in the corruption trial of the former prime minister yingluck shinawatra whose government was toppled in twenty fourteen and is facing up to a decade in jail for negligence over a rice subsidy plan she's not expected to attend the courts she's let the country her supporters according its political prosecution let's talk live now to our correspondent wayne hay who's covering that story for us out of bangkok when just just explain to us what might happen today. yes well certainly it has been a very long day already we were expecting the verdicts reading to begin at around nine o'clock in the morning it's just gone to in the afternoon now it didn't start at eleven so it's been going for more than three hours now certainly in the last few minutes there's been some excitement from the very large media contingent that's gathered outside the supreme court in bangkok as it appea

dan simmons has been looking at the preparations made by several governments.t, you've been to germany? yes, it seems we could be moving towards a biometric cctv sort of state. one of the places where it is first happening, which may surprise you, is in berlin. catching a train in the german capital means you might be caught on cctv, perhaps while stamping your ticket. neither system automatically tracks your movements, which at the least requires human intervention. but in the south of the city, your face will be scanned and analysed by computers. the testing of facial recognition began here last month. the authorities are not looking for criminals just yet. they aren't really looking for me, either. around 200 volunteers have had their faces scanned and been given a location tracker so the authorities know when they pass through here, and they can see how often the cameras can pick them up, just by looking at their faces. if the system's accurate enough, then it will be used much more widely, which for many, would be a breach of privacy. being constantly moni

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in 1922, imperial wizard simmons could not overcome intraklan difficulties and was replaced by a dentist. hirum evans who received his title of imperial wizard. in 1923, evans established headquarters in washington to be closer to congress, the klan's next target. the klan was so powerful in oregon in 1923 that it was able to elect the president of the state senate and the speaker of the house. in ohio, klan-supported candidates became mayors of toledo, akron, columbus and other cities. at the national democratic convention in new york in 1924, it is estimated that at least 350 delegates were klansmen responsible for the defeat of governor alfred smith as the democratic nominee. by 1925, the ku klux klan was big business, almost 6 million americans now belonged to the klan. and the organization was grossing $75 million a year. some 40,000 klansmen and women crowded into washington on august 8th, 1925, to parade down pennsylvania avenue. to help the klan coffers, a glag was used to catch money thrown in by spectators. in the 1920s, the imperial wizard of indiana, david c. stevenson, was i

question is two united states senators spirited primary challenges from a state representative send simmons decd candidacy and denounced the retirement friday. will the white house back the challengers? [inaudible] the sanctions resolution is not a big deal? >> it is a small step in part of the process but i think that the ultimate goal is a denuclearized korean peninsula. we are going to continue taking small steps but at the same time and we continue to hope that they will. is he comfortable with his son testifying publicly? is the president comfortable with his son testifying publicly about capitol hill senator feinstein indicated she would like to see that happen. >> this administration has been very clear we are going to be transparent and cooperative in the process we know nothing improper took place and we are ready to see this come to its full conclusion. being fully transparent and cooperating in the process as we've done every day it started and will continue as we move forward. was he stepping aside earlier in the administration? he said it would be premature to determine whether

. >> mayor simmons, is that what you're most concerned about, storm surge and flooding? >> storm surge is the kind of the unknown factor, if you will. we're hearing various levels. it's important for people to remember, this is not above sea level. this is ground level numbers which are just catastrophic. >> all right, mayor peter simmons, it's a busy day for you this there in bonita springs. take care, we'll see what happens in your area. also we'll check in with emergency officials in the keys, we'll see how prepared they are for this storm. >>> we are back everyone with msnbc's special live coverage of hurricane irma, pummeling the coast of cuba. it is expected to take a sharp turn tonight hitting the florida keys directly tomorrow morning. irma's outer bands are already being if elt in the keys. let's get to emergency response teams on standby in florida. cammie clark is the public information officer with monaco county emergency management at the southernmost county, you're talking key largo, what do you know about things right now where you are? >> i've just been d

ok, now, as promised, to berlin, to europe's largest tech fair, ifa, where dan simmons has taken covermnal weather. tunnels of curved tvs lead you from hall 70 to 80. there are 26 here at ifa, some larger than a football pitch, packed with the latest gadgets, gizmos and gardening baskets? this one also uses leds but to grow plants. the basket monitors and provides water and nutrients to promote growth, and it's out in november. this year, robots seem to be everywhere. cute ones... this one's got eyes in the back of its head. it's got an hd projector. ..to ones that will help you clean the floor. it's supposed to stop if someone walks in front of it but if it doesn't, at least you get a nice shoeshine. and this multilingual one helps you get to your gate, among other things, when you feed it your boarding card. both started work at seoul airport this summer hoping to impress visitors and raise lg's profile ahead of february's winter olympics. smart watches haven't quite been the hit that was promised, so what about an old school watch with hands, with the smart screen there when you nee

. >> many like walter simmons are salvaging what they can, others have nowhere to go. >> you have to take one day at a time. you can get back it later. >> the damage is widespread and the need is great. >> cold water, guys. >> in cities like beaumont, texas, many are power. masses wait in line for drinking water as the military ships supplies in. >> a lot of the stores are -- >> with donations coming from across the country and a presidential promise of support, there is a glimmer of hope. >> i like about helping others throughout life. all in it together. >> something to hold on to for the long road to recovery ahead. >> reporter: and while neighborhoods across the area are drying out, there's still concerns for several things like toxins and sewage that may be out there. local officials say the top priority is to help people clean up the debris and help them find housing as soon as possible. reporting live in houston, sarah rosario. molette and chris, back to you. >> thank you, sarah. not talking weeks or months. this is going to be years. we made it easy for you to figure out the

hard to see that happening for now while armies make new alliances there is uncertainty and drew simmons al-jazeera war on the turkish iraqi border. israeli forces have raided the home of a palestinian gunman who opened fire at the entrance of a jewish settlement in your view by the west bank the attacker killed three israeli security offices and wounded another before being shot dead harry force that has more. the aftermath of a deadly attack in the occupied west bank this gate is used every day by palestinian workers employed inside the illegal israeli settlement of har adar police say at around seven a.m. on tuesday one of the group pulled out a hand gun and fired on security forces guarding the entrance as a result and for twenty three israelis were killed pronounced dead at the scene by emergency units a fourth person was taken to hospital in serious condition the attacker. was shot dead a thirty seven year old father of four from the nearby palestinian village of beit syria he was a familiar face in the settlement and worked there for many years developing longstanding relationship

in the second, wayne simmons. leading goal scorer, win 5-1. regular season opens in six cancer challenges us. to find smarter solutions. to offer more precise and less invasive treatment options than before. like advanced genomic testing and immunotherapy. see how we're fighting to outsmart cancer at cancercenter.com/outsmart >> it's an off night for the phillies, former philly star nathan worth saying goodbye last night. he's been booed loud and hard for years, no hard feelings. worth wanting to be a free agent wanted to solute phillies fans because he may never play at the park ever again. >> i had a lot of good times in this town and this stadium, regardless of what it sounds like, i was made as a philly. just paying my respects in case. >> a lot of phillies fans don't like the guy but sounds like he loves philadelphia. >> "jimmy kimmel live" next followed by "nightline." "action news" continues at 4:30 with pamela edwards, matt o'donnell, david murphey and karen rodgers with traffic. for the entire "action news" team, i'm jim gardner. good

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let's go back to jim lokay and sarah simmons for more on the news of the day. to you. >> we'll keep an eye on what is going on. i'll let you go away with i acouple stories here. >> we apologize for the technical issues. we have the lateet stuff right here. we want to give you this story from this maryland man. more life sentences for this maryland man that went on shooting rampage last year after quiling his estranged wife outside ever a beltsville high school. prince george county sentenced 65-year-old it ordill to two life sentence this morning on top of two life sentenc killed his wife outside of a high school last may while waiting for daughters. he shot and injured a man trying to help his wife. and then you may remember a day later he shot three people in the parking lot of montgomery mall killing one man. and also killing a woman in grocery store parking lot as he tried to steal her suv this was a huge story of course and we have been following it this whole time. and today the prince george county state's attorney spoke on this sentencing calling torede

let's go now to nbc's keir simmons in china with the latest. >> reverend al, there have been a seriestweets by the president that will be being interpreted around the world, including here in china. donald trump tweeting north korea has conducted a major nuclear test. their words and actions continue to be very hostile and dangerous to the united states. north korea is a rogue nation, he goes on in another tweet, which has become a great threat and embarrassment to china, which is trying to help but with little success. finally in a third tweet donald trump saying south korea is finding, as i have told them, that this talk of appeasement with north korea will not work. now, here in china, that will worry the leader of china, president xi, who wants it effectively really see stability in the region. china also views north korea as a country that destabilized will cause huge problems for china. meanwhile president putin flying in here, russia, too, says it is deeply disturbed by the nuclear test, just as china has condemned the nuclear test and calling for calm on all sides. reverend al

your choices, joan walsh back with us, jamal simmons.ho needs to fall back. >> obviously sara huckabee sander. she really needs to stop telling espn to fire jemele hill. jemele did call donald trump a white supremacist. but there's a danger when you defend white supremacists, you might get child a white supremacist and you might be one. and honestly if she should be fired, then we've got to go -- we've got to take the wayback machine, not just the fallback minnesota so that nbc can fire donald trump for claiming that barack obama was not born in the united states. >> you're saying if we're going to discipline people for opinions. >> sara, leave it alone. you've got a lot more problems. >> who needs to fall back? >> steve mmnuchin. buy a vowel. there's enough consonants in a row. he flies down to kentucky to see the eclipse but then they accuse him of using a government plane. why do i care about the eclipse. i'm from new york. new yorkers don't care about the eclipse. people in kentucky took this very seriously. i was like the eclipse, r

simmons tweeted, a great man, entrepreneur and innovator. your legacy lives on.uch more reaction to hefner's death on our website abc7news.com. we have a page, keeping track of celebrities sharing their memories of the playboy founder tonight. >>> developing news from yosemite where a giant chunk of rock fell off of el capitan. at least 30 climbers were on the wall when the rock fell around 2:00 this afternoon. it appeared to be from the popular waterfall route. one man who has climbed el capitan a dozen times said he's never seen anything like it. >> i saw a piece of rock, white granity the size of an ilt apartme nt100 feet by 100 feet suddenly just come peeling off the wall with no warning. >> el capitan is 3,000 vertical feet of sheer rocket granite. people from around the world travel to yosemite to scale it. >>> a deadly officer involved shooting shut down i-80 west eight hours today.idge for abou- tonight, police are asking for anyone who saw the shooting to come forward with what they know. abc 7 news rteeputis is live with the latest developments. katy? >

finding a long term political solution under the aegis of the united nations al-jazeera is under simmons was watching that news conference and he has more for us from ankara . it wasn't a long briefing but judging from what the two presidents had to say there were no major fallouts but no major breakthroughs either they discussed syria they discussed the a start a process for deescalation zones primarily because this involves turkey more than any other country to try to get access to the opposition groups and corp there will be military observers put on the ground there but no real detail was given of any progress on this lot of mir putin said what a difficult situation it was but he believed in the deescalation zones and said that that was the political process that was essential now under the auspices of the united nations but no indication of progress on the iraqi kurdistan situation the referendum putin didn't refer to that but president did he said that both countries both russia and turkey viewed the territorial integrity was essential in both syria and iraq so he also went on to s

simmons is trying to run the sixer offence as a point guard and trying to lead by example. >> it's gettingier. everyday is getting easier. >> it's not easy to play the point position, but i'm enjoying it. >> trust the process. union in atlanta desperate for a win. union blown out 27th minute. beats andre blake. union lose 3-0. union hanging on by the skin of their teeth. three matches to go, they need a lot of help. >> "jimmy kimmel live" next on channel6 followed by "nightline," guests liam neeson and music from old dominion. "action news" continues at 4:30. for cecily tynan, jeff skversky, ducis rogers and the entire "action news" team, i'm jim gardner. goodnight. ♪ ♪

another thing i did with laurie simmons, the other co-author on the landmark, we wrote a short article in the journal called "t he southwestern lore," which is part of the archaeological society, is any of your members -- if any of you are members. we keep trying to get the information out. andst think engaging people helping people understand stories like this, it is really important for the next generation, because after all of us are gone i am hoping that people will value these stories and sites like this, the history of the valley and we will keep the stories alive and keep remembering and telling their children. that is why i think it is important. and mrs. just a list of so many is just so many people in groups. to do this work, nobody gives you millions of dollars to do this kind of thing. we wish they would. but we have to do a lot of the work on getting small parts of money from the state, the park service helped us do a lot of the work, and you can see a lot of people who are listed there -- a lot of volunteers. if anybody is thinking about volunteering from the park service