dropping the name jeb, and keeping stewart. that actually received the most votes in a community vote last month. >> i would support that, because i think it's supporting the community. >> reporter: planning to vote for stewart high school. >> why would they spent two and a half years, voting voting to change the name, and not changing the name? it's ridiculous. >> reporter: more support than stewart. but the problem with justice ma area, but they would solve that by calling it justice high school. >> justice marshall was endangering his life going into areas where he was not welcome so we could stand here today, and he's from the community. >> reporter: another possibility, lewis mendez. he lived in the jeb stewart district, sending eight of his children to school there. >> he had a stellar military career, and a stelar career in the department of education. >> reporter: will they keep the name stewart? we'll know next thursday. in falls church, peggy fox, wusa9. >> whenever they decide on the new name, you can find it right h

>> stewart: sixty-third. >> anthony: so, what happened?ustry began to falter in the 1960s. and by the 1980s it was essentially dead. in the 1980s this place was a ghost town. we lost half of our population. they went away. and half of your population means at least half, if not more, of your tax bace. >> anthony: so what went right? >> stewart: what went right, weirdly enough, was what went wrong. we became attractive to people outside of pittsburgh because it's super affordable. >> anthony: bow down to your new masters. your techie future. the robot overlords of a shiny, new pittsburgh. the computer science program at carnegie mellon is one of the best in country. inspiring an arms race between companies looking to recruit brainiacs for new fields of artificial intelligence, cutting edge medical research, possibly cyborg super-nerds who will no doubt revenge themselves on all of us for their painful high school experiences by crushing us between their synthetic mandibles. they are also good for business. >> waiter: here you go, guys. >> s

harvey: martha stewart, good in the kitchen, kick-ass in the board room. martha stewart. how do you do? what's crack a-lackin'? ( laughs ) everything. ( laughs ) thank you so much for doing this. i am fascinated by your journey. how you got to where you are today. - great. - and that's what we're gonna do today. great. well, it's the american dream. it is the american dream. and nightmare. ( both chuckle ) i get it. let's start. - okay. - okay. tell me what this is. well, this is one of my precious bowls. but it's a special bowl because it was given to me by my next-door neighbors in nutley, new jersey, mr. and mrs. mouse. they were german immigrants who were fantastic bakers. and when they retired from their bakery, they started a bakery in their basement. and this is one of the bread bowls. and they gave me this. your dad, um... had a big impact on you. - tell me a little bit about it. - he did. my father was a very handsome man, very tall, actually, he could be called "beautiful" i think. blond hair, blue-eyed, looked more nordic than polish, but he was 100% polish. my

his name was stacey stewart. said, he told his friends he had a sexual relationship with michele, and said the defense, stacey stewart appeared to be the very man kevin tubbs saw with michele in the early hours of september 12th. there was a blonde woman out there and a young gentleman, you know, in his early 20s. tubbs identified that man from a photograph. his physical appearance, his facial hair, his height, his age, and the type of vehicle he drove. tubbs said the man he saw was standing beside a black truck. stacy stewart owned a black truck, same kind. and it's a new model, and it's a chevy. and you look everything up, and it's all coming together. stacey stewart has denied any involvement in michele's disappearance. he's denied he ever had a relationship with michele, said he was never even alone with her. still, cal's side was convinced that stewart and a friend of his played some role in michele's disappearance. in 2015, trial number three opened in the town of schoharie. a change of venue necessary, sai

stewart raiders.led for the school to be renamed after supreme court justice thurgood marshall. >> game two of the world series instant chat sick. astros-dodgers, california. both teams had their a game rallying back and forth taking the game into 11 innings. each team combined for a world series record eight home runs. the game was tied at six heading into the 11th inning. astros george springer two run homer sealed the deal. astr series tied at one a piece. >> good morning. >> today is october 26. there's erin, there's mike. let's start with mike talking weather. >> happy fall-like thursday morning as we got a fall chill in the air this morning with many folks waking up to temperatures in the 40's out there. satellite and radar showing a little bit of light shower and or drizzle activity out there to start the day. won't last too long here. i'm not even sure you need the umbrella for it. it's very light out there. as we head into the afternoon we'll get more sunshine back. here's futurecast showing

gentlemen first just want to get your reaction first of all to rory stewart statement. while the sun fortunate though we have no government ministers making such. frankly reckless and jingoistic statements we have something called the rule of law and due process and if the government wants to introduce some kind of death penalty under the criminal justice system with. within the frame of. the process and the rule of law then they should try and do it you know in the conventional way i'm going through the problem and not you know seeking to apparently essentially what is maybe maybe happening is extra do just full killings of its own citizens eventually. ben what's your reaction. well i'm surprised this is got so much attention because a week ago michael farland made it very clear that if you are british and you decide to pursue the roots of jihad and travel to violence you will be killed. i don't think it is in any way inconsistent with laws and practices or what government policy has been rory stewart was talking specifically i believe and i think he has clarified abou

i wanted to join me in welcoming stewart patrick here tonight. [applause] congratulations on a terrific book. it's got some great blurbs. copies are available for sale at the end of the evening for people who want to read them. what i would like to do is to begin with something interesting which is that you begin this -- began this book two years ago maybe two and a half years ago and i would say since then the word sovereignty has become somewhat -- indeed i will note the president donald j. trump in his first address to the u.n. security council used the word sovereign or some variant thereof 21 times in his 42 minute speech. so why not you just start us off off. why is it such a hot topic? >> i would have to say there were more than a few tweets directed at me wondering whether or not i paid or how much i paid steven miller to insert the word sovereignty in the present speech. it was really remarkable and i think that it makes sense in the case of donald trump because to the degree that one can find a constancy and what has been a turbulence s

—— rory stewart has said, which is to kill them. that. there is no point to all bringing them to justice? of course, what we are seeing in certain situations where there is conflict, is the only appropriate way. this comes back to my point earlier, diplomacy. we need to work within the international community which is what we are doing, but when it comes to iraq, when it comes to syria, we are seeing people who are being displaced, losing their homes, suffering such intolerable situation because of the caliphate, because of daesh, because of isis, because of the evil ideology and the persecution they are putting on people and in those situations that's the way coalition forces are dealing with this, but we are working with others to provide humanitarian support to many people who have suffered for years the extreme outcomes of this awful ideology and appeal hate and evil that these people perpetrate. the independent reviewer of terrorism that says british people havejoined isis through naivete, he's wrong? these are individuals who

yesterday, rory stewart said recruits to is should not be helped to come back home.ay to deal with them is, as the secretary of state for defence has said, as rory stewart has said as well, are through the actions that we and others are taking through coalition forces, which is to clearly to kill them in the way in which, you know, the various strikes have been taking place. our defence correspondent jonathan beale is here. what are we to make of these claims? i think these comments go further than what the defence secretary has said so far which is, essentially, that if britons go to fight in iraq and syria for is, then by dint of their membership they are legitimate targets. not because they are british but because they are fighting for is. this is slightly different. it raises questions about whether there is effectively a shoot to kill policy to target britons fighting in iraq and syria for is. rory stewart, the foreign office minister, said over the weekend that the only way to do with britons who have gone to iraq and syria to fight for them is to kill them. th

my point i'll be very brief i promise i'll be david please don't interrupt you are the same rory stewart and his ilk tony blair alastair campbell george bush all of these guys and the neo conservative lobby which david finds as very closely affiliated to and further than that the anti muslim the anti islam lobby they're not coming to iraq wholesale they are now ok i am is now to go into syria so to have a partition to create kurdistan place and i think just exterminating human being. he's talking about them like they're. all like this subhuman i think is they're telling it like i'm fine thank you. these are the people these human beings have decapitated fellow human beings who have burnt fellow human human beings a life who have girls who have tortured who have indulged in the most grotesque things we've seen probably since the nazis maybe ever these people are not deserving of anything other than their just reward which as rory stewart said should be they should be killed we should hunt each one of them dying in a matter of where they come from it doesn't matter what their fifth is but

george immediately apprehended stewart's miscalculation. the conclusion that only two brigades were forcing their way toward the gap. he had seen enough on the ground over the last few days. ,perations around frederick understand this was more than just two brigades. here they were. garland,atch is samuel north carolina brigades to the mountain. and then would come out to the passes to make a personal examination. and summing up the rest of his brigades. or extending as far as his eye could see this morning. lines of blue. ready to punch through those gaps. there he accurately i think summarized the strategic picture in a letter that evening. it will be a most terrific thing. retrieved without a battle is a serious injury to them. instinctively daniel harvey hill and robert e. lee knew this. the engagement both hayes and hill anticipated would come the next day. shortly after 6:00 on the --ning of september or teen order to provide for the operations and began ascending the mountain. nationalp the old road. a familiar face was detected on t

by 33, stewart by his own admission, was burned out.s easier for a driver to maybe carry on into late 30s, now than it was in your day? can you see him doing that? i think age at the moment is perfectly fine. i think that age, michael schumacher for example went to much older. he was into his 40s, but the best years in my opinion opinion are your mid—30s. right. you have got maturity, you have still got strength. you're still learning, but you've corrected a lot of knowledge. and you're still vibrant. lewis hamilton has displayed an instinct for decision, switching teams for example. he has surprised us before. seven world titles is the all—time record and as long as lewis hamilton retains the desire to stay ahead, the world must show a greater capacity to catch him. and the sport depends on the excitement of that pursuit. time for a look at the weather. here's philip avery. and frost setting in this morning. yes, not just and frost setting in this morning. yes, notjust in scotland, it was minus three in this location and minus three in

. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: you can hear brendan stewart's love for country music in this performance of the songu should be here" the cover that went viral after he was killed shielding his girlfriend. >> thoughts and prayers are with you. >> reporter: this week vegas radio station has been playing it in stewart's honor. >> it breaks my heart that brendan is not around to hear us play his music, but we know his family and friends were able to hear that. >> reporter: the coroner now says all 58 victims have been identified and it is clear the impact of this tragedy reaches far beyond vegas. the 58 victims who lost their lives in vegas came from all across the country and canada. at least 30 of them called california home. angie gomez of riverside loved theater and making people laugh. >> she lived so humbly. she's so unassuming. >> reporter: at least two teachers died. sandy casey and jenny parks. >> ms. parks was the best teacher in the world. >> reporter: just 22 years old, christy duarte world for the l.a. kings. they will wear a sticker with her initials on the backs of their helmets. >> it i

>> welcome to do this evening's event it is my honor and pleasure to introduce our guest of honor stewart patrick the senior fellow and the director of global governance program. but stewart is that quintessential practitioner with the rockefeller steadies program and as a rhodes scholar. and here since 2008. and as a very long -- long title with a multilateral cooperation with international institutions. has written widely on topics to the un security council and the merits of though willing. but tonight we're not talking but with those sovereignty wars. so join me to welcome him tonight. [applause] congratulations. >> probably for sale for those who want to read them. and that is interesting but since then the word sovereignty is that president trump is first address to the un security council 21 times in the 42 minute speech to start us off. why is it such a hot topic?. >> wondering how much i have paid with the word sovereignty but it was remarkable. and it makes sense in the case because to that degree one confined constant blood is turbulence and with that promulgation of that idea.

corey stewart blasted the christchurch's decision in alexandria. northern virginia chief, peggy fox has the story. >> reporter: we heard some pretty harsh language today, >> only a weirdo would start taking down monuments to our founding fathers. >> reporter: corey stewart, a champion of confederate monuments stood in front of christchurch. stewart criticized the church's recent decision to move to large plaques that memorialized both of those men. >> now they're going after the monuments to the founding fathers. the next thing, and i would not be surprised to see this happen, is they will take the name christ off the name of this church. >> reporter: victor noel simmons says the decision was made, because some parishioners find the plaques on either side of the alter distracting. >> he sees this very differently than we do. in our estimation, what we are doing is we are creating a worship space in which we can worship christ more faithfully even, without distraction. we're hoping to move the plaques, not remove them. we're where we can more fully

brendan lee stewart, 30 years old. and dana gardner, 52 years old. all the names we should remember. how much money do you think you'll need in retirement? then we found out how many years that money would last them. how long do you think we'll keep -- oooooohhh! you stopped! you're gonna leave me back here at year 9? how did this happen? it turned out, a lot of people fell short, of even the average length of retirement. we have to think about not when we expect to live to, but when we could live to. let's plan for income that lasts all our years in retirement.

we see lieutenant james stewart in all of his folksy glory. ♪ james stewart: well, hello.ooks like i am back in the movies again, huh? as a matter of fact, i would like to do some talking. don't go away until i get this thing off. it is not like it a cinch or for me to talk to you because it is my favorite subject. the army air force. i cannot speak from long service -- long experience. i've only been in the service a year. but i've learned a lot about what the air force has to offer. that's what i want to talk to about. right now, the greatest mass globalization in the history of the world is taking place. men from farms, towns, single men, married then, brothers, sweethearts, businessmen, fathers and sons factory men, , students from high school and college, all over america, everywhere, they are mobilizing and joining up. this war we are fighting today, tomorrow, and the next day, until we win is a war of the air. the whole world knows that. our factories know that. interceptors, light bombers, media mummers, rolling out of the factories. 65,000 fighting planes this yea

rick: i was in west virginia in march 2005 when martha stewart came out of that person.r you and for? [laughter] rick: good question. i was covering it. not sure if i made that clear. i was reporting on her stay there and i am wondering since you sat down with her and that was obviously pretty shocking that martha stewart went to prison. how did that affect your life? >> she says, in no good way. we get into that a lot. number one, she had bad feelings for james comey who prosecuted her and says this was incredibly unfair and certainly insinuated that it did not help her cause because she was a woman and jim comey's eyes. that said, when i got into her was her second after she's doing this television show now with snoop dogg and she is cooler than she's ever been in many ways. i wanted to know if gave her street credit and she is adamant there was nothing good that came from others and except for what you see the object that she gave me for that period of time. it is unbelievable what she made a prison. unbelievable six but it did give her street credit she wouldn't have

who go to fight for islamic state in syria and iraq should not return home alive here's how rory stewart explained his reasoning. they believe in an extremely hateful doctrine which involves killing themselves killing others and trying to use violence and brutality to create an eighth century or seventh century state so i'm afraid we have to be serious about these people are serious. and unfortunately any way of dealing with them will be in almost every case to kill or not everyone so sure of that with people online saying militant should be dealt with by the armed forces under the rules of war others fear that a policy of killing all jihad this would only provoke further radicalization and potentially create more terrorists stewart later tried to clarify his position tweeting that competence should clearly be treated within the law that the point he was trying to make was that i still members usually fight to the death now according to official estimates the number of british citizens thought to be fighting for rights or could be as high as eight fifty discuss the problem and the minist

prayers are with you. >> reporter: this week vegas radio station the coyote has been playing it in stewart'seaks my heart that brennan's not around to hear us play his music, but we know that his family and his friends were able to hear that. >> reporter: the coroner now says that all 58 victims have been identified and it's clear the impact of this tragedy reaches far beyond vegas. the 58 victims who lost their lives in vegas came from all across the country and canada. at least 30 of them called california home. angie gomez of riverside loved theater and making people laugh. >> she was so humbled and just so unassuming. >> reporter: at least two teachers died. sandy casey and jenny parks. >> miss parks was the best teacher ever was. >> reporter: just 22 years old chrissie duarte worked with the l.a. kings. tonight players will wear a sticker with her initials on the backs of their helmets. >> it's important for us to honor and to tell the world how great of a person she was. >> reporter: the memories of the victims like brennan stewart's performance, live on. joe fryer, nbc news, las vegas

provoked further radicalization potentially create more terrorists double edge sword sort of speak or stewart later tried to clarify his position tweeting that combatants should clearly be treated within the law i think that the point he was trying to make was that i saw members usually quote fight to the death but either which way according to official estimates the number of british citizens thought to be fighting for eisel could be as high as eight hundred fifty right now we discussed the problem of the ministers blunt idea of tackling it with one side ben-hur is quickly from the conservative think tank the bow group on the others muslim rights campaigner salman but this is how the conversation played out. you know everyone agrees that you know ice is bad and somebody's killing innocent people and all that kind of stuff is bad that's that's not the issue here issue is how do you know somebody who has gone there has gone there for the purposes of supporting the ruling classes in this so-called hateful ideology mr issue and woefully unaware of the actual reasons the natural causes us to why

rory stewart went further than net today, supporting the view of the us representative, who essentiallyd out there in the combat zone than return and become a threat. he has since clarified those comments by putting out a tweet, rory stewart, saying that british jihadists fighting for isis should be treated according to the law. there are large parts of syria and iraq were law doesn't operate, and they are still under the control of is, so it is not possible to send in police with an arrest warrant, as you would do in a normally functioning society. don't forget you can get much more detail on our top stories on our web site there is full coverage on bbc.com/news — including more on the brexit talks and the phone call dispute between the widow myeshia johnson and president trump. let's turn to the story of the rohingya crisis. the united states says that governments must pledge more money to help those who have fled myanmar and gone to bangladesh. clive mhairi sent us this report. for rohingya muslims who have escaped myanmar, neighbouring bangladesh is a land of second chances. these r

the world how great of a person she was. >> reporter: the memories of the victims, like brennan stewart'sve on. joe fryer, nbc news, las vegas. >>> we appreciate you spending part of your evening with us. that is "nightly news" for this thursday night. i'm lester holt. for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching and good night. nbc news, thank you for watching and good night. ralpand as a doctor, nobody ever asked if i'm a democrat or republican. they just want my help. so if donald trump is helping virginia i'll work with him. but donald trump proposed cutting virginia's school funding, rolling back our clean air and water protections, and taking away health care from thousands of virginians. as a candidate for governor, on all of it. ed gillespie refuses to stand up to him at all. this is a super group. >> where was ryan? did kelly ripa really demand he skip the "gma" "idol" unveiling due to her problems with michael strahan? >>> funny to hear a female talk about routes. >> those sexist words ignite a firestorm for nfl superstar cam newton. >>> do you ever see yourself getting mar

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