sparta in additional things, includes chewing tobacco. also a lot of west virginia, a lot of chewing tobacco. anyway, but she's not a part of any of that. so she in her mind is going to want to live-- she wants to live a life of the mind at this great university which i call dupont. she represents innocence. i wanted to make her a plausible example of somebody who knew nothing about what she was going to run into, what the co-ed dorm really meant. what being sexiled so your roommate could have someone up to the room, what it's like. what a co-ed bathroom is really like to an innocent person with modesty. remember the girls had modesty, they didn't want to be in a co-ed bathroom, to strengthen things she object to. they do that, but i am charlotte simmons. by the end of the book, she doesn't know who she is. and i think that happens to a lot of college students. by the end of four years they have no idea who they are anymore. so that was the purpose. [applaus [applause] >> had you had any inkling of this? >> no, and it didn't come out. adm

being fast and sparta in addition to things including chewing tobacco. also a lot of west virginia chewing tobacco. anyway. she is not a part of any of that. she in her mind, she wants to have life of mind at this great university which i called dupont. she represents innocence. i wanted to make her a plausible example of someone who knew nothing about what she was going to run into. the coed storm really meant. what being filed what it means, what feels like you're remain to have a guy up to the room heard what coed bathroom is really like. to an innocent person with modesty. girls used to have modesty. [laughter] they did not want to be in a coed bathroom, to strengthen herself against things she objected they survived but "i am charlotte simmons" prayed by the end of the book she doesn't know who she is. i think that happens to a lot of college students. by the end of the four years they have no idea who they are. and that was the purpose. [applause] spin echo jew had any inkling of this? >> no. he didn't admit it really in the public. [inaudible] tha

and any of those can be reactivated. >> reporter: some pa part -- sparta, widefred minimal damage, said the mayor. houses wit cracked walls and foundations, items knocked off shelves. pick up the bricks and move on. >> it's a little scary. you go out, pick the bricks up, and move on. >> so with earthquakes, you know there are aftershocks. are you ready for that >> i think we're covered. we're expecting it. >> not quite the big >> reporter: not quite the big one, but still the most intense jolt many near epicenter have ever felt. >> a georgia family is demanding answers tonight after a police officer fired shots at a car with five children inside. now state authorities are investigating what happened during that chaotic traffic stop blayne alexander reports. >> reporter: this video shows the chaotic aftermath of a confrontation between south georgia police and a car full of minors. >> shooting at them. you see they are kids and you're still shooting. >> reporter: state officials investigating what led up to an officer firing repeatedly at the vehicle. >> shot at her, shot at her these ar

. >> reporter: without warning, sparta started shaking, an earthquake striking near this sleepy northarolina town christopher and laura carter were trying to sleep in. >> you could hear the rumbling of course, we felt the shaking it was like a wakeup, and it was like, that was an waik >> reporter: it's been nearly 100 years since anything this powerful has struck north carolina at least 45,000 did you feel it reports to the u.s. geological reports soon after residents along the eastern seaboard from atlanta to washington, d.c. saying they felt it, too >> there's tons of old faults from when the east coast was more active, millions of years ago. and any of those can be reactivated. >> reporter: in sparta, widespread minimal damage says the mayor. houses with cracked walls and foundations, items knocked off shelves. >> it's a little scary, but you go out and pick the bricks up and move on. >> reporter: so with earthquakes, you know there are aftershocks. you ready for that >> no. but we're expecting it >> reporter: not quite the big one, but still, the most intense jolt many near the ep

first woman to coach with a men's professional club with a season—long spill as an assistant with sparta to become the netherlands women assistant coach in 201a. she isa women assistant coach in 201a. she is a trailblazer. it is no surprise that in 2017 she took over as head coach and transformed the women's game in the netherlands. that year it was huge for her. she led the tea m it was huge for her. she led the team to euro championships success on home soil and that helped her land fee for‘s best women's coach award. we spoke to her earlier dutch journalist marcel, about the impact that she has had

the quake was centered near sparta just north of the virginia-north carolina border. no reports of injuries or damage. tens of thousands are still without power in the northeast. nearly a week after tropical storm isaias struck. there's a lot more trouble ahead. >> reporter: tropical storm eas coast causing widespread damage to over 2 million people in its path. >> losing power, certainly not for this long. >> reporter: amy hop kip has waited nearly a week for the electricity to come back on in her connecticut home. hopkins who's immunocompromised has been storing food in the freeze enfor months. >> now i have to start from scratch again. i have can't go to the super market to get it. >> reporter: power crews are working to get the lights back on but hundreds of thousands in new york, and connecticut are still in the dark. it's the worst since storm sandy. >> we were hit hard by this tropical storm and that we lost almost half our power across the state. >> reporte icesaias is the ninth named storm. 25 storms are predicted, the most in a seasonal forecast. cbs meteoro

a 5.1 hit near sparta, north carolina. along the border. it's the strongest quake that shake north carolina since 1926. the security video shows the shaking almost 40 from the epicenter. reports of houses shifting off the foundation. but no one was hurt. >> a will tlot of excited tar h >> i don't know if excited is the word. for some i'm sure they were shaken. if you haven't gone through that before you have no idea what's happening. >> and to have a magnitude 5 on the east coast. that can be felt far and wide. a lot of people felt that earlier this morning. today for us it was all about the sunshine. warm temperatures this afternoon. the fog already making a come back along the coastline. live doppler 7 along with satellite. most had that sunshine over head. marine layer will be expanding over the next couple hours. this is a fairly typical august picture. the fog is completely socked in over the bridge. we expect laert on this evening to have patchy dense fog along the coastline. bit breezy out there. on shore wind is keeping the coast co

north carolina didn't expect an earth wake to rattle them awake this morning. 5.1 quake centered in spartat of the state. shortly after 8:00 in the morning. roughly 100 miles north of charlotte. it's the most powerful earthquake to hit north carolina in 100 years. it was felt in nearby south carolina, tennessee and virginia. no reports of any death or injury. video from social immediate why shows some streets and buildings with cracks. >> it was certainly -- you have been talking about a typical august day. fog in the coast. so much right over san francisco. i'm in the sunshine. if you want real summer you can go inland. >> it was one of those days we had for a time 50s and 60s. 70s 80s 90s and of course 100 towards fair field. quite a spread of towards walnut creek. numbers up to 98 degrees. it's there now. you have the wind starting to pick up a bit west 14 miles per hour. tomorrow just a little bit cooler. likely another day we'll see 90s inland. 97 degrees. winds picking up a bit at 14 miles per hour. and look at the fog. like a blanket. really compressed down. that was a sign of high

early today a 5.1 magnitude earthquake hit near sparta, north carolina. seismologists say it's the strongest quake to shake north carolina since 1926. that security video showing the shaking near 40 miles from the epicenter. there are reports of houses shifting off their foundation, but thankfully nobody was hurt. >>> drew tuma certainly knows this. when you go through an earthquake for the first time, it can be extremely jarring, especially for folks in north carolina who aren't used to it. >> right. that's an unusually strong earthquake, something they haven't seen in more than a century, but thankfully the damage was limited. nonetheless pretty rare to see that on the east coast. back here at home, guys, we're talking about fog. that is very typically for august. it's fogust around here and has been with us throughout the day and the weekend. live doppler 7 along with satellite showing you our marine layer along the coastline right now. tonight our marine layer will expand larger than last night, creating foggier conditions for many of us overnight ton

the 5.1 quake struck outside of sparta, near the virginia border with north carolina. it is the most powerful quake to hit the area in more than a century. no reports of injuries. there were several reports of minor damage to homes and grocery stores. the quake was felt across the carolinas, virginia, georgia, and tennessee. >>> now to something good for you this morning out of southern california. one man is being called a hero after a daring rescue to save his neighborhood neighbor from a raging fire. >> so this is a fire that happened last night in a townhome garage in carlsbad. the flames quickly spread to four garages and then one neighbor alerted people there was a fire but he busted into one home who found a 90-year-old grandmother with her grandson that had no idea. >> i kept telling them to go and the grandson was in front of her and i was behind her to make sure they doesn't fall. >> a firefighter said nobody was hurt and the cause of the fire is still under investigation. but thankfully they thought fast. we want to continue following breaking news out of ch

>> reporter: the epicenter, close to sparta near the virginia border. this home's chimney collapsing, walls knocked off their foundations. >> the entire back wall has separated from the house. >> reporter: roads cracked. luckily no serious injuries, but quite a scare. >> it sounded like a locomotive actually going by the house. we just replaced a 100-year-old water line, so it could have been a lot worse. >> reporter: seismologists say the quake was felt as far north as virginia and as far south as georgia. how rare was this? >> it was quite rare. we don't get earthquakes in the eastern u.s. we don't get earthquakes of this size more than every decade or so. there was the magnitude 5.8 in central virginia that did damage to the washington monument in d.c., and that was only in 2011. >> reporter: tom, the center for earthquake research says there have been at least two aftershocks already, both below a magnitude of 2, and they expect there may be more to come. tom. >> alex, thank you for that. >>> a 17-year-old is dead and an off-duty police officer figh

sparta is 100 miles north of charlotte. it is the most powerful earthquake to hit north carolina in more than 100 years. it was felt in south carolina, tennessee and virginia. there have been no reports of any deaths or injuries. video like this on social media shows some streets and buildings. >> firefighters gaining the upper hand on the uvas fire. a time lapsed video of the fire in the area of uvas. tonight the fire 80% contained. about 14 acres burned. smaller fire in the hills southeast of san jose burns two acres. >> and we've got a menu of temperatures coming our way. rob joining us now to explain how we're getting a little bit of everything, rob. >> yeah. in just about a half hour to an hour drive you could have gone 50s through 100 degree temperatures right now. right now, some low clouds around san francisco. temperatures in the 50s outside, 58 degrees. highs earlier today in the mid-60s. walnut creek and concord, chances are your ac is still running tonight. it is still 74 after that high of 98 degrees. if that i

the most powerful quake in a state and more than 100 years hit near the town of sparta around 8:00 eastern time. some buildings were damaged and roads cracked but no major injuries reported. the earthquake was felt in every neighboring state and as far away as ohio. >>> 75 years ago today, the united states dropped an atomic bomb on the stipcity of nagasai. japan honored70,000 people who died. a week later, japan surrendered bringing an end to world war ii. the decision for president harry s.truman to use the bomb has been debated ever since. today the mayor is urging world leaders to ban the use of such weapons. those who survive will never forget the impact of that day. harry smith spoke with a survivor on the ground when that happened. >> july 16th, 1945. of that first successful detonation of a nuclear weapon in new mexico, robert oppenheimer, the head of the los alamos laboratory reacted this way. >> line from the hindu scripture. i suppose we all thought that one way or another. >> tens of thousands die instantly. >> we shall competely destroy japan's power to make war. >> three days

good to be with you tonight from msnbc news haurksds in new york a 5.1 earthquake hit in sparta, north carolina near the virginia state line. it is the strongest east coast quake since the one that cracked the washington mon municipality. there's no word of injuries or widespread damage. if only covid-19 was as mers you will. the pandemic continues to send shock waves across america and many are feeling waves of shock to get us through this. five million confirmed cases now and rising. the actual number could be far higher. five states account for more than 40% of the nation's case load. california has the flurlt, florida, texas, and new york and georgia. millions of americans are understandably worried about paying the bills and sending their kids to school. federal economic relief has declined. so far it is unclear what will replace it, if anything. president trump spent the weekend in new jersey at his golf resort. yesterday he signed a series of executive orders billed as an end run around a gridlocked congress. many democrats and some republicans have said least one of those excee

this is near sparta, north carolina. local media reporting that that quake was felt across north carolina and parts of south carolina and as far north as central virginia. no injuries or damage halves been reported. this is the largest earthquake reported since 1916. >>> california has more than 554 thousand cases of the coronavirus. more than 10,000 people have died. here in the bay area, 61,000 cases. there is some good news. hospitalizations are trending down. area hospitals are carrying that is down from 815 on july 28 . the university of california is requiring staff and student to get a flu shot before november 1. it's a systemwide executive order. they want to help relieve the healthcare system which could become overloaded during the fall and winter flu season with the pandemic. anyone who doesn't want the flu shot has to get a medical exemption. >>> the oakland unified school district began bright and early is no long-term distance learning plan for the district nearly 50,000 students. we are joined live with mo

it hit near sparta. it could be felt as far away as washington, d.c.in the area have shifted off their foundations and some are significantly damaged but there are no reports of any injuries. >>> let's get a check on cnn business this monday morning. let's take a look at markets around the world. you can see a mixed performance in asian shares. europe is open just slightly higher. on wall street, futures at this hour barely mixed here. it was that kind of performance on friday. stocks mixed. the dow ended 46 points higher. the nasdaq fell and that's the only day the nasdaq did not close at a row tail high. a spike in coronavirus cases has hurt consumer confidence. this is the forecast here. economists expect retail sales to rise 1.7% last month. >>> could an amazon distribution center be next to your favorite store in the mall? amazon is in talks with simon property group to take over spaces left by department stores. talks have been centered on sears and jcpenney. both plan to close dozens of stores across the country. malls are struggling. the pandem

geological survey that a magnitude 5.1 earthquake took place near the city of sparta.eports indicate that the quake was felt along other parties of the, reportedly the largest on record for that region? we will have updates as the story develops. couldle is back in section, with many students returning to in-person classes. however many schools are not enforcing protocols. this week a student from the atlanta suburb shared thinks pho photos that went viral. very few masks. the kicker is that the students were suspended for sharing these photos. can you imagine that? do me a favor. anybody who shares photos like this and your school suspends you, just write to me. we'll get on that satire immediately. positive cases of the virus continue to flare up. one freshman tested positive after being informed she had been in contact with an employee who had the virus. a school in indianapolis shut down after she and two others tested positive. it is planning to open soon. the same thing happened in atlanta. six students and three teachers tested positive our that securele reopeni

the quake was centered near sparta just north of the virginia-north carolina border. no reports of injuries or damage. tens of thousands are still without power in the northeast. nearly a week after tropical storm isaias struck. there's a lot more trouble ahead. >> reporter: tropical storm isaias tore through the east coast causing widespread damage to over 2 million people in its path. >> losing power, certainly not for this long. >> reporter: amy hop kip has waited nearly a week for the electricity to come back on in her connecticut home. hopkins who's immunocompromised has been storing food in the freeze enfor months. >> now i have to start from scratch again. i have can't go to the super market to get it. >> reporter: power crews are working to get the lights back on but hundreds of thousands in new york, and connecticut are still in the dark. it's the worst since storm sandy. >> we were hit hard by this tropical storm and that we lost almost half our power across the state. >> reporter: icesaias is the nih named storm. 25 storms are predicted, the most in a seaso

arthel: a magnitude 5.1 earthquake rattling parts of north carolina today, the quake's epicenter in spartaborder. earthquakes are not unheard of in the tar heel state but anything over a magnitude 3 own 3.0 isvery rare. this was the second strongest quake to hit the state since 1900. the national weather service says even people in atlanta felt it. thankfully, no reports of any damage. eric. eric: how about that. now to the continuing unrest in the other side of the country, in portland, oregon. police declaring a riot last night after they say protesters broke into the police union office and set it on fire. that building is about five miles north of the federal courthouse where the crowds have been gathering all summer. look at this, from inside the office. christina coleman has more on all of this from los angeles. >> reporter: some pretty disturbing video. three officers were hurt in last night's protests. two were taken to an area hospital and later released. its it's unclear how they were injured in the violence. protesters set a police union building on fire. protesters blocked traf

it happened in sparta near the virginia border.e second strongest quake to hit the state since 1900. the national weather service saying even people in atlanta felt the shaking. thankfully, no damage reported. >>> portland, oregon, rocked by another night of violence. police declared a riot late saturday after a small group of protesters set fire again to a police union building. the flames captured on portland police bureau video were quickly doused, but three officers were hurt trying to clear the crowds. meanwhile, authorities say two dozen people were arrested during this weekend's protests, now extending to 73 straight nights. christina coleman is live in our west coast bureau with more. >> reporter: jon, today on fox news the head of the department of homeland security said some of the people committing crimes at these protests keep getting bailed out of jail. it's something federal investigators are looking into. >> they literally is have set up nonprofits, raised over a million dollars to do this, and they're give money to

these images are out of sparta north carolina, 5.1 tremor followed a much smaller quake hours earlier. this is the strongest quake to hit the state. since 1916 it was felt as far away as south carolina and georgia. a lot of homes were damaged in this earthquake. >>all right, let's going take a live look outside right now our 4 zone forecast we or above the fog line overlooking downtown san francisco sales forced howard is. poking through. >>they're at the bottom of the screen above the line but not a lot of room to spare as meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez joins us now quite a a fog deck their memories of for the past several days, yeah, and that's all because of fog is so let's take a look at today's daytime highs things to that june gloom like pattern, we certainly didn't notice. >>cooler temperatures along the coast near average highs but away from the san francisco peninsula coastline 5 to 10 degrees above average take a look at livermore in concord today flirting with triple digit heat 98 degrees for today's daytime highs but finally relief in sight, starting this upcoming week, l

it was 5.1 centered in sparta. they have different ground in an we have and it tends to keep the energy going. so scary scene for those folks. back here at home, much quieter. we have clear conditions down the south bay, 62 in san francisco. elsewhere we have mid-50s to even mid 60s in the east bay valleys. here is a look at what will happen with your activities planner. it will be pretty good for exercising especially early before it gets warm to hot this afternoon. it will be calmer at our beaches and there is a small craft advisory from 11:00 on. so several hours this afteoo peninsula, lot of mid and upper 70s this afternoon. and as far as the east bay, we're 60s at 8:00 and again allege 8: at 8:00 this evening. gentlemen bee in jobina, what is going on with traffic? >> and it is beginning to pick up. metering lights are on starting at 5:38. and we'll start off with a "liflook outside. this is the golden gate bridge. there is a high wind advisory and also a fog is advisory. and we do have a crash i'm following i

and you see things kind of messed up images here out of sparta north carolina grocery stores with items in the middle of the aisles there 5.1 tremor followed a much smaller quake hours earlier so they had some action the national weather service says it is the strongest quake to hit that state. since 1916 it was felt as far away as south carolina and georgia. many homes were damaged. >>and here in the bay area time now for our 4 zone forecast as we give you a live. if you hear from the top of the sales force tower and that my son on top of that cloud deck. >>that's right meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez with us now to talk about what's coming up for the week ahead recent either grant and vicki finally relief in sight for inland valleys going to notice about 3 to 6 degrees of cooling tomorrow with additional pulling in the coming days. >>but for those of you along the coast very little change because we've already had that cool sea breeze influence and the marine layer that's out there right now in downtown san francisco temperatures tomorrow as we started our michael play that monday for

could you tell there, could you tell the earthquake is happening. 5.1 quake struck just outside of sparta near the virginia border. it was most powerful quake to hit that area in more than a century. luckily to reports of damage or injuries. there were several reports of minor damage to homes, grocery stores in that area. that wake was felt across the carolinas, virginia, georgia and tennessee. >>> turning for you this morning, the famous southern california home featured in beyonce's black is king is up for sale. a beautiful home right there. so that spanish style mansion in beverly hills is called the beverly house. it has 18 bedrooms and 25 bathrooms an a looish and ballroom and the pool is olympic size and heated. that home was featured in the godfather, and get ready, $125 million. just above your price range. >> i don't need 25 bathrooms, maybe just one more. >>> all right. covid protection with a little bling. the world's most expensive covid-19 face mask. an israeli julie is making a gold face covering encrusted with 3,000 diamonds. that is custom ordered by a chinese businessman

it was centered near sparta in the eastern part of the state. and it was the first earthquake to hit north carolina since 1916. no injuries are reported. we're looking at some images of the damage there. items knocked off store shelves. glass shattered in kitchens. folks in virginia, south carolina, and tennessee say they felt the shaking. >>> more protests are under way in beirut over what protesters say was government negligence that led to tuesday's deadly blast. lebanon's information minister announced her resignation today. becoming the first senior member of government to do so. this as president trump joined world leaders in a conference call this morning led by french president emmanuel macron, as part of a global aid effort to help the city. outside of monetary aid, the president promised last week he's now sending monitors to the nation on what action the u.s. might be able to help with. let's get to journalist rebecca collard on the ground in beirut joining me now. rebecca, protests going on behind you. what's the latest today? were t

charlotte simmons, to my amazement, i found working on the christmas tree phones in the mountains around sparta, entirely mexican in the blue ridge mountains and on one farm there were 5000 christmas trees growing, 500,000, has to be shaped, and stuffing coming out of the mattress. they use delicatessen roast beef knives and machetes prove that kind of work and you see -- delicatessens, roast beef knives, shaping hundreds of thousands of christmas trees. to me, they have something that opens the imagination. it doesn't simply give you interesting tidbits to write about, i leave you with that piece of advice. do not underestimate your power to know something else. if you saturate your self in the experience of other people it can be done. there is no technique to reporting. there is no technique whatsoever, nothing you can learn that is going to help you. all that is needed is an attitude and that attitude is you have information and i need it and i deserve it. armed with that you can find anything in the world, expand your powers of literature a thousandfold. thank you very much. [applause] >>

>> reporter: the epicenter close to sparta, near the virginia e'imney llapsing.>> paratefrhe. >> rtecky,ous injues, ed likcomotive going by the house. we just replaced a 100-year-old water line, so it could have been a lot worse. >> reporter: seismologists say the quake was felt as far north as virginia, as far south as georgia. >> how rare was this? >> it was quite rare. we don't get earthquakes in the eastern u.s., we don't get earthquakes of this size more than every decade or so. there was the 5.8 in central virginia that damaged the washington monument in d.c., and that was only in 2011. >> reporter: the center for earthquake research says there has been at least two aftershocks already, both below a magnitude of 2.0. they expect there may be more to come. >> alex, thank you. >>> a frightening accident leaves "america's got talent" judge simon cowell in the hospital. cowell suffered a broken back when he fell taking a test ride on an electric bike at his home in malibu. he underwent five hours of surgery and had a metal rod inserted in his back. >>> britain's prince harry is callin

the 5.1 quake struck the town of sparta rattling homes and businesses early sunday morning. >> we wereaying in bed sleeping and it started us. we hear the big trembled. it trembled our house and shook our bed and we were like what in the world was that? >> trace: fortunately the quake caused only minor damage. the tremors felt as far away as atlanta. >> it's a new form of urban guerilla warfare. they go into the demonstrations exercising first amendment activity and insinuate themselves in there to shield themselves and that's where they swim. what they do is hijack these demonstrations and they provoke violence. >> sandra: attorney general bill bar saying a radical fringe is responsible for the civil unrest in major cities like portland using violent tactics driven by a lust for power on the left. byron york is the chief political correspondent and fox news contributor. first to the attorney general's point on this. >> well, what he said about antifa is first that it exists. and it is active in a place like portland and seattle and by no means responsible for all of the violence and d

also, a strong earthquake, 5.2 centering in sparta, north carolina and the usgs says it's the strongest are no reports of major damage or injuries. we'll be following it. >> overnight america's got talent judge, simon cowell goes surgery after breaking his back in an electric bike accident. the spokesperson says cowell fell off the bike while testing it out with his family at their malibu home. the american idol judge is said to be doing fine as he recovers at a hospital. >> this is the story of the day. a pitcher loses a no-hitter after his teammate loses track of a fly ball, watch. >> this is an extra interesting delivery. he can't find the ball! and that is how the no-hitter ends. griff: giants outfielder hunter pence appearing to lose a routine fly ball in the light in the sixth inning. the play was ruled a hit and not an error, and the pitcher couldn't believe it. pence says he feels awful, the giants went on to beat the dodgers 5-4. those are your headlines and pete and i have been testing and debating this almost at every break this morning and i looked up the rule just to give i

first woman to coach with a men's professional club with a season—long spill as an assistant with spartawas also manager of vicodin hard women and when up to become the netherlands women assistant coach in 2014. she isa women assistant coach in 2014. she is a trailblazer. it is no surprise that in 2017 she took over as head coach and transformed the women's game in the netherlands. that year it was huge for her. she led the tea m it was huge for her. she led the team to euro championships success on home soil and that helped her land fee for‘s best women's coach award. we spoke to her earlier dutch journalist marcel, about the impact that she has had about that football, he said that she is in the same class as the likes of remus michael, ronald koeman and louis vent hole. ifi mention michael, ronald koeman and louis vent hole. if i mention sarina wiegman in the same pack, i am not doing anything short on her because she has been huge. she has been fantastic. she is an absolute top class coach i think an international football, never mind about the densely. when she was an assistant at t