"go set a watchman" was the original title. when they saw it, they didn't make an offer on it. >> guest: apparently not. no. no. at one time she told people she was working on a project called atticus. any endeavor whenever you are writing, whether it is a working title or a different take, i believe "to kill a mockingbird" went through three versions. you get a combination of the two here filling us in on things. >> host: i will ready in a second you can see see the editing process. the first thing you turned in was the adult scout looking back. she is come back home. it is -- it was set in conte contempory time and there is a civil rights issue going on. she tells the story looking back. >> guest: she takes the train home and she is back home in the south again. she remanences with her father who is elderly now about those days. >> host: "go set a watchman" comes from a scene in "to kill a mockingbird" right is atticus outside of the court house. the editing process was extensive and took more than a year. >> guest: more than

" would be published.completed in 1957, watchman was actually written before to kill a mockingbird - and features scout and atticus some twenty years later.nats - "this is really the publishing event of the decade."nats - "whoo hoo!" that excitement lit up the small town where harper lee grew up and lived in her twilight years.(mos) "to ve another book? we are charmed!" but many fans were disappointed in the portrayal of the characters they knew and loved.(pamela brown, cnn) "a couple of the tweets really echoing the devastation of fans out there. the idea of atticus finch being racist is like spielberg doing a sequel in which et punches eliot in face and steals his lunch money!""watchman" still became selling book in harpercollins' publishing history.through all the fanfare, harper lee remained quiet - rarely seen or heard from.buta& forever remembered for inspiring the world through her written words. 3 danner plasma it's a landmark study.14:50 - there were some significant benefits for those patients. what men need to know about the only isolated showers and highs near 50.on tuesd

this past july, lee published her second book, "go set a watchman." the book sold over 1 million copies in a week. lee actually wrote watchman before the mockingbird book, but itis not a prequel. it's technically the first draft of to kill a mockingbird. when lee originally submitted watchman, publisher's declined the piece, asking for a younger protagonist. lee revised and voila. a bestselling masterpiece. one of vegas' own leading ladies is in the social media spotlight after posing with hillary clinton. britney spears posted a picture with the former secretary of state on her instagram page. the picture has been trending on facebook and twitter all day. in the post, britney calls clinton an inspiration with an intense presence. of course, clinton is in town ahead of nevada's democratic for what's trending. i hope everyone has a great weekend. i'll see you dark and early monday morning! ((dave courvoisier)) > spinning for the win. ((denise valdez)) where some of the best sign spinners will be competeing for a world title this weekend. ((dave courvoi

. >> reporter: mitchell was found inside his locked office, shot through the head the night watchmanating in rock creek below the kensington parkway bridge. >> this is the american watchman's time detector company. >> reporter: the case file is filled with 81-year-old relics. >> there is a circle right here. this was the last time that mr. smith punched in on his time clock as he was making his rounds. and that's how they helped narrow down the time of the crime. >> reporter: detect stafford says it might be old, but all of this evidence can still hold up in court. like these suspicious footprints in the snow. >> somebody was walking around out there, and envelopes from the funeral home containing bullet fragments. >> you can see the markings from the rifling. >> reporter: police never found the murder weapon. >> if you look at the striations on here, you can see how they all run vertically. >> reporter: but this fbi ballistics report tells detective stafford what to search for. >> colt model semi automatic pist pistol. >> reporter: they have telegrams, stick ups and get being rid of

. >> it was her sole novel for 55 years until she released "go set a watchman." >> she was trying to write a tribute to her father whom she loved very much and her first attempt "go set a watchman" completed in the 1950s was full of anger. the second attempt, "to kill a mockingbird," was set in a different tone. >> the story teller who shed a light into some of the dark corners of american history. >> truly brill yafn brilliant w. brendan mccallum, 34-year-old just 54 balls to reach the milestone and in his innings against christchurch included 16 fours, and four sixes. the old record, 56 balls. thanks for joining us on "america tonight." i'm joie chen. this is the season that many californians were counting on to make a difference. we have reported on the golden state's seemingly unending

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trying to write a tribute to her father whom she loved very much and her first attempt go set a watchman completed in the late 19 # 50s was full of anger. the second attempt to kill a mocking board was more understanding when it was told through the eyes of a girl who admired her father a great deal. >> reporter: her enduring classic will live on in lit rehistory, a story teller who shone a light into some of the dark corners of american history >>> you can get more on that story as well as all the others we're following here at aljazeera.com of life. i had no intention of being in a band or a singer. it happened to me by accident >>> she has rerecorded her break through solo album tigerlily, but this time with a twist.

until "go set a watchman." oprah winfrey took to twitter, saying, harper lee, my favorite author, i wanted to interview her, she said honey, i already said everything i wanted to say. harper lee, who wrote an american classic and helped truman capote write another. there's no substitute for the love of language for the beauty of an english sentence. there's no substitute for struggling if a struggle is needed to make an english sentence as beautiful as it should be. >> mary murphy directed the documentary, harper lee from mock bird to watchman, a celebration of 50 years, "to kill a mockingbird." mary my friend, welcome. >> thank you. >> what drove you, what was your interest in harper lee? >> i think it was reply interest in the novel. and the incredible impact that it had. and when i began to really research the context in which it first appeared, i needed to learn everything i could possibly find out about her. it is one of those rare phenomena. "to kill a mockingbird" is a phenomenon. about growing up about

it's sequel "go set a watchman" was released last year. the famously reclusive lee never married or had any children. for three decades justice antonin scalia served inside the halls of the supreme court... today his remains lie in repose as the nation pays its respect to one of the most controversial, supreme court justices. pete williams has more from outside the supreme court... justice antonin scalia will lie in repose the rest of the day in the great hall of the supreme court building. his casket arrived here earlier today, carried inside by supreme court police officers, as nearly 100 of justice scalia's former law clerks stood on the marble steps -- acting as honorary pallbearers. president and mrs. obama will be here later today to pay their respects, and the supreme court is open to the public today for those who want to file past and say their final goodbyes. then tomorrow, the funeral at the basilicia of the national shrine of the immaculate conception here in washington. vice-president biden will attend. when the two days of ce

watchman's tieing detector company. >> the police file is filled with 81-year-old rolex. >> there's a circle right here. this is the last time that mr. smith punched in on his timeline. that's how he narrowed down. >> it might be old, but all of this evidence might hold up in court. >> somebody was walking around out there barefooted. and everyday containing bullet fragments. police never found the murder weapon. >> if you look at the strieuations, you can s >> but it tells the detective what to search for. they have telegrams filled with ref renszs to bootlegging games and getting rid of people before they squat. it's all kept on the back shelf of the county's cold case evidence room. the first in a line of boxes filled with stories of families that are all closeable. >> it's not a case that we're actively investigating. we still have to focus on cases where we have victim that is are still alive, families that are still alive. >> he says all the suspecteds are the missing link. >> if you heard stories about the old grandpa who was a calm us. >> it is an open hurdle. we don't close m

echoing the devastation of fans "watchman" still became a best seller; the fastest selling bookthrough all the fanfare, harper lee remained quiet - rarely seen or heard from. inspiring the world through her coming up i thought i made a enough of a stop i looked in all different directions no other cars at the you get to hear from some of the drivers caught slipping in a multi-jurisdictional crackdown in foster city in the next edition of people behaving badly if you caught the last edition of people behaving badly, you in foster city. it is part of a monthly saturation in peninsula cities. tonight stanley roberts finds out what the drivers who were caught. were thinking i got caught behaving badly sorry guys should have known better i'm going to take the words from one of my viewers and repeat them if people just followed vehicle code ie stop at stop signs, don't speed and no phone in hand then you wouldn't be on people witt you are about to hear from some of the people caught in the san mateo county saturation traffic enforcement program also known as s.t.e.p step officers focus solel

it's called the watchman device. about the size of a quarter. seal off a section of the heart. where most deadly blood clots form. the device will keep clots from traveling to the brain. and causing a stroke. doctors say it's a safer alternative than blood thinners. and surgery. >> high-tech. >> unlikely person behind a company. helping the injured and third world countries. he loves laser tag. but hates math. >> he's bringing the most basic of first aid supplies to people who can least afford it. >> inside this boulder classroom. you'll find mason israel. who looks and acts like a typical third grader. >> he's wiser than his nine years of age. >> i have put band aids on people. helped people when they threw up. done a lot of of that stuff. >> every day he stuffs his pockets with first aid supplies. >> he loves helping people. they're hurt. it's his thing. >> his fascination for first aid that led to something bigger. >> i just started a company. and it wasn't very hard. >> with help from mom and dad. the little boy is behind a bandage company. helped to heal. which donates ban

. >> "to kill a mockingbird" was harper lee's sole publy gags until "go setter watchman", telling the story of the fate of atticus finch, portrayed as an ageing man. >> she was trying to write a tribute to her father whom she loved. and the first attempt "go setter watchman", was full of anning ir, and the second attempt "to kill a mockingbird" was more understanding, when it was told through the eyes of a girl who was admiring of her father. the storyteller whoion the like into dark corners of history. >> memories of harper lee. let's wrap up the newshour where we started it. downing street in london. we are expecting david cameron to come out the door any second now. we think to confirm the referendum on the u.k.'s membership, whether they'll be in or out. more news on the top of the hour. >> welcome to al jazeera america. weekend news20160206_0600 news live doha weekend news >> we've got global news covered. >>> you glandsa's main -- uganda's main opposition candidate is under house arrest hours before the result of the presidential election is expected. >>> you're watching al jaze

harper lee recently released the sql, "go set a watchman", she was 89 years old. >>> the better business bureau morning parents about scammers promising to help pay for college. experts say never pay for help and always research the organization. meanwhile st. petersburg college is offering a free event to guide students. every student and parent does not have to deal with the stress of completing the application. >> we have all the information on our website. >>> next, a speeding train nearly slams into a school bus full of students. the reason the bus driver is blaming the kids. >>> traffic problems slowing down bay area drivers. next, the three projects getting priority treatment. now to a terrifying ride to school for a group of teenagers. you see the students watching as their bus is nearly hit by a train. each of the students blaming >> she stopped in the middle of the railroad track as the train was coming. >> a post on social media caught the attention of school administrators. the driver said the students were too loud to drive the bus safely. >>> a new mexico high school invest

lee shunned publishers until last with the release of "go set a watchman." today, oprah winfrey said: and from stephen king who wrote: the best quote is from lee herself who in 1964, had this to say about writing. john siegenthaler, al jazeera. >> i'm antonio mora. thanks for joining us. for the latest news at any time, you can head in to aljazeera.com. ray suarez is next. have a great night and a great weekend. ♪ ♪ ♪ there comes a time in every republican candidate's debate when the state of the u.s. military comes up. and thus becomes a candidate to candidate serial lament over how bad it is ill equipped, demoralized, weak, in need of a lot more money a lot more stuff. the audience applauds but is it true, is american military decline in absolute terms or compared to rivals around the world, real?

but --last year --the manuscript for a second novel "go set a watchman," was published. 3 mona plasma it seems we are getting a break from the winter weather this weekend. let's check in with melissa lefevre over in the weather center. melissa we are talking temperatures in the sixties. 3 partly cloudy and dry the rest of today with highs in the upper 40s. temperatures reach the lower 50s on the southside. lows fall into the mid to upper 30s by saturday morning. overall, it's going to be a pleasant and mild weekend for us. highs reach the 60s both saturday and sunday, with overnight lows in the upper 30s to near 40. we'll be dry for saturday with a mix of sun and clouds. mostly cloudy for sunday, with the chance for a few showers 3 mona tight the virginia tech scientist, who exposed the public water crisis in flint..is taking a closer look at richmond. according to "hands across the lake" -- a water protection group, the scientist will analyze test results from private wells in the area. it has concerns about dominion virginia power's coal ash impoundments at the company's chesterfiel

lee made headlines again when the sequel "go set a watchman" hit shelves less than a year ago. lee spent much of her life in new york city but died in her home state of alabama. lee was 89 years old. >>> new at noon, sentencing day for this teenager convicted of killing a 4-year-old girl. franklin reyes crashed his car on a sidewalk killing a 4-year- old. this morning, her mother spoke in court. tim? >> reporter: this emotional sentencing taking place within the last half hour here at state supreme court. you'll recall a very tragic case has spanned nearly three years. franklin reyes, jr. will spend a maximum nine years in prison but could come up for parole because of time served in a accepted a plea deal for the 2013 crash that killed 4-year- old aerial russo as she walked to school with her grandmother. he also tried to flee police. sophia russo, ariel's mother, read a victim impact statement. she called his actions pure recklessness and disregarding human life. >> if there's someone that you would give your life for, then you know what i had. to say what you did to my mothe

just last year, harper collins published "go set a watchman." it was written before to kill a mockingbird - and features scout and atticus some twenty years later. harper lee was 89. iowa department of public health is reporting the first case of the zika virus found in our state. the iowan recently traveled to central america... where the zika virus is spreading. the department would only reveal that the patient is a woman between the ages of 61 and 80. the virus was confirmed by the centers for disease control. dr. patty quinlisk says the general public is not a risk of contracting the 5:11:31 zika virus is transmitted by mosquitoes and obviously in iowa we don't have any mosquitoes out even in the summer time we would not have the right kind of mosquitoes to spread this virus 11:41 the biggest risk to iowans is traveling to places like the caribbean, central america, and south america. the c-d-c says mothers who were infected with the zika virus while pregnant reported serious birth defects of the brain their in babies. a major water main bre

was published, for she was back in the news within the last year for releasing the book "go set a watchman" - a sequel to to kill a mocking bird. dramatic video out of missouri shows a grassfire that turns into a "firenado" crews were fighting a massive grassfire yesterday... which you can see spread to a pretty big building. the fire actually turned into a "firenado" - look closely the fire is kicked up in small little spirals... there weren't any reports of injuriris. if you got a drone for christmas, today is the last day for you to get it registered with the federal aviation administration. all drones purchased before december 21st must be registered today... any drone bought after that date must be registered before its first flight. the registration cost is five bucks. more than 325 thousand people have already registered their flying machines. trying to bring back visitors after a bed bug infestation. the carnegie- stout public library in dubuque had an incident of bed bugs in october. once people heard about it -- it scared them off. now the library does monthly inspections with co

moms of trayvon martin who was shot and killed in a controversial fight with a florida neighborhood watchman, sandra bland, who hanged herself in a texas jail, eric garner, who died after he fought with police as he was being arrested in new york, and dontre hamilton, a mental patient who was shot in a violent fight with police in milwaukee. the mothers say clinton is the only candidate who listened and talked with them about their concerns with gun violence, racial profiling and social justice. do for you? how can i help?' and she really listened. she was taking notes. we all sat around the table with her and she sat back there turned that half and hour meeting into two hours because she was going to sit there and listen to every one of our stories and take heed and see what she can do for us." the women are speaking across the state as part of clinton's 'breaking down barriers' forum. as we head for south carolina's primary, you still have time to vote if you want to receive an absentee ballot by mail you must turn in your application by tomorrow. you can vote in person at your county vote

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like trayvon martin who was shot in a controversial fight with a florida neighborhood watchman, eric garner, who died after he fought violently with new york police trying to arrest him and sandra bland who hanged herself in a texas jail. clinton said they represented too many another mother was pamela dinkins, whose son eric washington, was shot and killed in columbia last march. "i showed her a picture of eric in his casket in his uniform, and it brought her to tears." "there isn't one single thing that we could change that would result in some of us not being here on this stage here tonight. it is a very complicated and complex issue. it is incredibly political. it is incredibly driven by money and politics . and it's driven by a very powerful corporate interest who is very good at what they do." that was mark kelly, the husband of former arizona congresswoman gabby giffords. they were also there tonight to lend their support to clinton and her gun policies. giffords was left with brain damage after she the south carolina legislative black caucus is working to get out the vote. re

lee wrote novels "to kill a mockingbird" and its recently sequel, "go set a watchman." it was published in 1960 and won the pulitzer prize for fiction the next year. the book sold more than 10 million copies. was inspired by unc professor's lecture on the piece hangs in the front window of horse and hero gallery downtown. >> we feel like the timing is perfect to have such an amazing piece in here that represents asheville black history. inspired by dr. darren water's speech he gave. >> tammy: as you can see there, the artwork has portraits of african american leaders. and the city scape in asheville. it will be up at least through the end of the month. >>> apple getting support. company. >>> you're watching news 13 with tammy watford, frank fraboni, chief meteorologist jason boyer, and on time traffic with jaclyn deaugustino. this is news 13 at 5:30. >> frank: stocks on wall street were mixed today. the dow down 21 ending trading the nasdaq was up 16 and closed at 4504. >> tammy: facebook and twitter are supporting apple in its battle with the fbi. >> frank: apple is re

she recently published ghost set a watchman, the sequel. she was 89 years old. >>> it is down to the wire in south carolina for the six republicans left in the race for president. [ no audio ]. >> religious leader to question a person's faith is disgraceful. >> reporter: donald trump's war of words with pope francis seemed to soften at a town hall thursday night. >> the pope is a wonderful guy. >> reporter: that spat with the leader of 1.2 billion catholics made headlines around the world after the pope criticized trump's focus on building walls as not christian. trump and his five rifles for the republican nation are state for one last day before voters head to the poll. >> south carolina and texas share a tradition of fighting for freedom with everything in it. >> we want to do for america what your governor and your legislator has done for south carolina. >> reporter: marco rubio has five rallies today. first one here in columbia where some voters are waiting for the last minute to decide. >> i think a lot of people will make up their mi

just last year, she released a new book called "go set a watchman." right now, a teenage boy is in critical condition after a , and the whole incident was caught on camera. watch as the chopper hits the upside down. officials say the helicopter was carrying five tourists. several people jumped into the passengers. chris: you know, i used to surf a lot, and it is dive in and help. they said somebody was in the aircraft, so i dove through the pilot' s side, and i saw him, and the seat was twisted. sean: right now, the faa and galloping this new, more than 40 people are dead after the u.s. launched air strikes against syria. the targets include an islamic state training camp and a senior extremist leader. this comes after president obama directed his national security team to bolster efforts in libya. new sanctions for north korea are now law. president obama has signed off on measures. the sanctions are punishments for kim jong-un' s regime after launching several nuclear and missile tests as well as several cyberattacks. it is for anyone doing business

she rediscovered a manuscript of her second book "go set a watchman". she was 89 years old. >>> still to come, an earthquake hit last night in new jersey. hear from those who felt it and see the video. >>> remember the w train? some queens residents know what we're talking about here. well, it is coming back. >>> another thing that's coming back, 50 degree temperatures this weekend, maybe even close to 60. right now we're tracking clouds >>> police in bloomfield, new jersey are looking for this man in the hooded sweatshirt. they say he stole a woman's suv with a five month old puppy on side. the dog's owner left the keys in the car while opening up her business, while the man walked down the street, opened up her tow. >>> what was that? you better believe so many people were saying that last night in new jersey when the ground started shaking. apparently the noise itself had nerve's rattled. >> it was an earthquake, the second in just two months. the epicenter was in blooming dale bloomingdale and butler. >> reporter: no one had any idea what happened i

punches elliott in the face and steals his lunch money. >> watchman was still a best-seller.st selling book in harper collins publishing history. harper lee remained quiet, rarely seen or heard from, but forever remembered for inspiring the world through her written words. >> harper lee dead at 89. thanks to all of you for watching. its been a pleasure this week. wolf starts right now. >>> hello, i'm wolf blitzer, it's 1:00 p.m. here in washington, 8:00 p.m. in tripoli, libya, wherever you're watching, thanks for joining us. we're following two developing stories this hour. first, it's the race for the white house. republicans are spread out across south carolina as they try and reach undecided voters in tomorrow's primary. saturday is also caucus day in nebraska for democrats. we'll check in on the latest with the hillary clinton and bernie sanders campaigns out there. and in washington right now, people are streaming in

of of trayvon martin who was shot and killed in a controversial fight with a florida neighborhood watchman, as well as the mothers of sandra bland, who hanged herself in a texas jail, eric garner, who died after he fought with police as he was being arrested in new york, and dontre hamilton, a mental patient who was shot in a violent fight with police in milwaukee. the women say clinton is the only candidate who listened and talked with them about their concerns. tonight's event starts at 6:15. this evening, sanders' wife, jane sanders, will talk about education here in the palmetto state. she's expected to hear from local parents and families in columbia-- and share senator sanders' vision for creating educational in the state. that's happening today at five at the cecil a. tillis center on simpkins lane. the event is free and open to the public. sanders has another big showbiz afternoon. today, director spike lee released a one minute bernie sanders ad here in south carolina. in it, lee says "when bernie gets into the white house he will do the right thing." sanders has been pushing for

a second novel was published, "go set a watchman" which she wrote before "to kill a mockingbird." >> new video after a mother and her five-month-old daughter were hit by a car in roxbury with the everest to save their lives. frank: dozens try to save the mom and her baby girl. one came from the top floor of her apartment building and raced down to breathe life into the five-month-old. a mother and baby growth badly injured after they were hit by a car. surrounded by people trying to save her life. >> i didn' t even think. frank: lavonia neal raced to the street from her apartment to give the baby cpr. >> i lifted her head back. frank: screeching tires and allow to their windows. >> i saw the mother on the ground with her legs twisted. everybody had the baby. >> she was laying down there and her shoes were over there. up there were 2 baby blankets. frank: the crash was at 9:00 on thursday night on humboldt avenue. >> everyone was trying to do it they could for the baby, because they said it wasn' t breathing. she started breathing. she still wasn' t crying. she had a knot on her head

just last summer she released her last book, "go set a watchman." harper lee was 89-years-old. in commitment 2016 news, it is down to the wire in south carolina where voters will line up at the polls tomorrow in a pivotal primary contest. the six republicans left in the support. the latest poll shows donald trump's lead narrowing. craig boswell reports from columbia, south carolina. reporter: gop front-runner donald trump softened his stance on pope francis during a cnn town hall meeting thursday night. >> i have a lot of respect for the pope. i think he has a lot of personality. i think was misinterpreted and a also think he was given false information. reporter: he first went off after francis said the person who thinks only about building walls and not building bridges is not a christian. >> for a religious leader to question a person's faith is disgraceful. reporter: jeb bush, a catholic set a person's fate is a private matter. >> i don't think is appropriate to question donald trump's faith. reporter: john kasich it is the u.s.'. right to build the wall they would rather s

interest and sales were high, go set a watchman was widely panned in large part for its portrayal of atticus finch great hero as a big got. but it is lee's work on mocking bird for which she will be most remembered. it even earned her the presidential medal of freedom. harper lee was 789 -- was 89 years old. >> thank you. and lee's publisher release add statement, saying in part, we have lost a great writer, a great friend and a beacon of integrity, and oprah winfrey tweeted harper lee was my first favorite author. i always wanted to interview her. she said honey, i already said everything i have to say. >>> a nightmare scenario only made worse one woman says when she was the victim of a violent climb. she turned to her bank, and what they did next has the ceo saying sorry. >>> a car stolen in new jersey with a dog inside. a frantic search to find the 5 week old puppy. >>> don't lose your heavy coat just yet. we're getting ready to soar into the upper 50s. what a weekend we've got in front of us as far as comfort goes. temperatures are still cold. chilly and overcast at 35 degrees. w

lee's novel to set a watchman was published last year. harper lee was 89 years old. >>> paying tribute to the late scalia. >> thousands are standing in long lines that extend out to the supreme court. you're looking live right now. and leah is lying in the great hall. weijia? >> reporter: mary after a private ceremony this morning people from the public started going there around 10:30 as you can see a part of the massive line that stretches around the block. many people in it didn't agree with scalia's views or opinions, but they certainly respected him as one of the most influential members of the court. denominational pastors would pray for the late justice >> we came out this morning to visit. >> reporter: scalia's casket arrived for the final visit following close behind where his children and former law pallbearers. once inside the current members of the court joined the family in a short service. the father paul scalia. the holy spirit. >> reporter: after the ceremony, the public was allowed in to view the body. she was the first p

last year harper published go set a watchman, promoting the novel has a sequel. >>> nasa says it has received a record number of applicants for its next astronaut class. roughly 18600 people have applied more than double that previous record. out of the thousands, only eight to 14 americans will be chosen. nasa expects it will take a year and a half to get down the list. future missions could include a rendezvous with an asteroid or a >>> the wind should be less annoying this weekend as we continue a bit of a cooling trend. >> how temperatures will fall, and then they shoot back up >>> shattering records left and right here in colorado. now confirming that we had the highest wind gusto record in colorado last night out at monarch pass! 148 miles per hour! that is so impressive. that breaks the record set in boulder in the '70s, which was 147 miles per hour. blustery night and start to the morning. a few clouds building into the city. and the past couple of days have been great! temperatures well above our average with yesterday's record-breaker around 73. today we had 64 at the airpo

classic bestseller was the only book that she ever published until last year when its sequel "go set a watchman" was released. "to kill a mockingbird" won the 1961 pulitzer prize. harper lee was 89 years old. up next, chief meteorologist seven day forecast. >> welcome back. beautiful friday out there. terrific week end as well. here in columbia, we got to 63. that's right about average. as we go forward to the weekend, we're going to warm it up. let's show you what's going on in terms of the temperatures. highs today, there you see in the northern part of the midlands, we're in the upper 50's. southern part of the midlands, a little warmer than that. so let's give you the headlines. the weekend is going to be warmer. that said, there will be plenty of clouds in the mix on through the weekend so the temperatures will be warm. but don't expect bright sunshiny days. that said also, the weekend looks like it will just keep clouds, rain, that comes in here starting on monday. there will be showers and then more substantial rain as we go further into the week. so let's give you a look at what's going

she returned to the best seller list last year after a rediscovered manuscript of "go sell a watchman" was published. respects to the supreme court justice. the body of antonin scalia lying in repose in washington, d.c. right now. he served on the high court for three decades. pete williams has more from just outside the supreme court. >> reporter: justice antonin scalia will lie in repose the rest of the day in the great hall of the supreme court building. his casket arrived here earlier today carried inside by supreme court police officers as nearly 100 of justice scalia's former clerks stood on the marble steps. president and mrs. obama will be here later today to pay their respects and the supreme court is open for the public today for those who want to file past and say their good-byes. vice president biden will attend. in the two days of ceremonies have concluded, president obama may announce his choice of a nominee as early as next week to pete williams, nbc news at the supreme court. >>> and new at noon, health officials at one nassau county hospital are taking extra steps to

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and didn't publish a second work until "go set a watchman" was released last year. it was later confirmed to be "to kill a mockingbird's first draft. now fox5 weather 24/7, with chief meterologist ted pretty clear skies, a light breeze and highs in the mid-70s for the weekend. in fact, we'll see more of the same through next week. we'll see 74 saturday, 75 on sunday with highs increasing to 77 degrees by wednesday and thursday next week. north breezes through the colorado river areas will arrive late saturday and hang around through monday to 30 mph. average high for the weekend is next week. clear skies, a light breeze and highs in the mid-70s for the weekend. in fact, we'll see more of the same through next week. we'll see 74 saturday, 75 on sunday with highs increasing to 77 degrees by wednesday and thursday next week. north breezes through the colorado river areas will arrive late saturday and hang around through monday to 30 mph. average high for the weekend is 64, then 65 through closed captioning one man asked what turned out to be a very important question..

last year, harper collins published "go set a watchman." the novel was promoted as a sequel to "to kill a mockingbird." (matt) the one-two punch of "deadpool", and "kung fu panda three", figures to top the box office again thihiweekend. heila) bubu what about the new w vies in theaters? david daniel looks at what's opening in "now showing." << "i have seen two things which cannot reconcile: a man dead without question, and that same man alive again." "risen" is the first in a series of religion-themed movies hitting theaters over the next month-plus. joseph fiennes (finesplays a roman centururn charged with finding the missing body of jesus. the lenten season release is tracking as the weekend's top new movie. "i got people looking at me for an example." "i don't care about any of that!" "yeah, well, you're white, larry! you don't have to." "race" figures to debut in fourth place. stephan james stars as jesse owens, striving for olympic glory amid racism at home and in nazi germany. the legendary athlete's fame should haven't fared so well

last year more than 50 years later her second book "go set a watchman "was released. it was kept locked away for decades. >> the warriors wish they were still on all-star break. the first game back and, let's just say it did not quite go as planned. the oakland native that scored 51 points tonight against the warriors >>> we will get to our warriors game in just a minute. but first, what is with the hel meet. >> we here at fox will be televising the big daddy. daytona 500 on sunday. all of the racing fans have a chance to win this very helmet right here. yes, jeff gordon signed it. go to ktvu facebook page and click on contest. and have a shot at winning it. >> let's go to the warriors. >> oh, man. what? what happened? >> one team looked rusty after the break. and, i don't know, did you think you would hear a sports caster say this, this year. the warriors get absolutely hit. that is putting it kindly. it is a kid from oakland that torched him big time. now, career night. here, coming, a little early. everything is going for him. leaning it in. blazing. up as many as

last year, harper collins published "go set a watchman." the novel was promoted as a sequel to "to kill a mockingbird." for three decades justice antonin scalia served inside the halls of the supreme court... today his remains lie in repose as the nation pays its respect to one of the most influential, and at-times controversial , supreme court justices. nbc's pete williams has more from outside the supreme court... << (s/ pete williams / nbc news / washington, dc) justice antonin scalia will lie in repose the rest of the day in the great hall of the supreme (nats/ casket arriving / carried up stairs) his casket arrived here earlier today, carried inside by supreme court police officers, as nearly 100 of justice scalia's former law clerks stood on the marble steps -- acting as honorary pallbearers. president and mrs. obama will be here later today to pay their respects, and the supreme court is open to the public today for those who want to file past and say their final goodbyes. then tomorrow, the funeral at the basilicia of the national s

found herself back in the spotlight last year with the publication of her second novel, "go set a watchman" and it set a 1-day sales record for adult fiction. >>> started really just -- i was a mess. >> he went from doing drugs and drinking too much to becoming a big time evangelist, and now he leads one of the biggest churches. that's in tonight's faith in our town report. >>> the justice report calls apple's terrorist's iphone a marketing strategy, but there's signs that a deal could be in the >>> all this week we have been airing special reports about faith in our town. > tonight bruce introduces us to a local man who went from a drug addiction to of the largest churches. >> for all have been and fall short of the glory of god. >> reporter: he is one of the country's best known evangelists. >> reporter: he is at christian mcklain bible church. >> the living risen jesus christ. >> reporter: on sundays, an average 17,000 worshipers pack the church, the center of the sprawling $100 million complex. >> we just preach the bible. >> reporter: you never said i need a bigger church? >> no. i w

until the surprise this past summer of "go set a watchman," a book described as written before "mockingbirdut only discovered and published 55 years later. it drew more readers, mixed reviews, and many questions about the circumstances of its writing and publication. harper lee died in her sleep last night. she was 89 years old. and joining us now is novelist and short story writer allan gurganus. his books include "oldest living confederate widow tells all," "plays well with others," and, most recently "local souls." allan, welcome. what explains the popularity in the end of ""to kill a mockingbird""? >> i think it's a fable about the extraordinarily difficult subject of race that presents itself with charm and a kind of innocence that makes the investigation acceptable and beguiling. i think the name "scout" of the child is appropriate. she's our representative in this strange moral morale she finds herself in and i think she's spoken to a lot of people over the years. >> brown: and set in a particular time when you think of both the historical qualities and for you as a writer, its writi

competed in 1957, "watchman" was real written before "to kill a mockingbird" and features scout and at cuss some 20 years later. through all the fanfare, harper lee stained the radar, rarely seen or heard from, but she'll innovator ever forever be remembered for inspiring the world through her written words. >> victor: right now it's time for to us get a quick chocolate evening rush with air traffic reporter jenise fernandezelp. how is it looking out there? >> jenise: it's friday, a gorgeous day. what could possibly be wrong? if you're oh i-95 northbound you're going to see heavy congestion in express lanes and in the regular lanes. we do have an accident around seeing a lot of red that accident northwest 71st street, feeds at 13 miles per hour. you may want to take us-441 if you have early plans this impeaching we have also have this broken-down bus in the palmetto expressway west around northwest 22nd avenue. a center lane blocked and speeds 7 miles per hour. we want to let you knowy about emergency road work that is going on on the palmetto expressway ming south at northwest 122nd s

last night at the age of 89 lee wrote the novels 'to kill a mockingbird' and the recent 'go set a watchman' jack 'to kill a mockingbird' was published in 1960 and tells the story of racial injustice in a small alabama town. the pulitzer prize for fiction and has sold more than 10 million copies. lee was also awarded the presidential medal of freedom by president bush in 2007. the book has also become one of the most taught works of fiction. jack/2couch: no it's not a bad sci-fi movie, it's a real thing in missouri called fire tornadoes. high winds caused fires to spread across thousands of acres in missouri thursday, which generated whirling flames. sparks from a tractor ignited the fire, but low humidity and high temperatures stimulated the flames. and with the inflow of colder air hitting the flames created the tornado affect. whirls of the flames reached over 10 feet at times. with high winds, the fire quickly spread, burning at least 1,500 acres. stephanie: and while this may look like fire, photographers are feasting their eyes and their lenses on horsetail fall waterfall in yosemite

her family released another watchman. she was 89 years old. >>> tomorrow, voters in two states, key states in fact, going to the polls. we are just hours away from the polls opening in south carolina for the republican primary and then the democrats will be caucusing in nevada. let's head to our washington and our dc bureau reporter mark meridith for an update. >> reporter: good evening to you keith. this is the home stretch for the candidates. two states, two different coasts but it really comes down to how much they can get out the vote. let's look at where the democratic race stands. there was the town hall on msnbc last night. it is hard to tell if it shifted opinions but clinton and sanders have been neck and neck. she was up or down by one percentage point well within the margin of error. nevada is one of those interesting states because it will be geared more toward the latino vote compared to south carolina a week from now. so clinton really trying to get the stuff where she had a firewall. that is kind of the cam

the world was stunned by the discovery of a second novel by lee entitled go set a watchman. >>> we are looking to several big events including this big the kid's festival tour will be at the charlotte convention center. they will have three acres of legos. it runs it started today. it is sold out. organizers expect to host 28,000 people. ought those things made out of l. gos. >> a lot of snapping bricks. >>> the ciaa tournament starts at time warner. march madness almost here. the first game will tip off. and the tournament brings in thousands into up town to watch the games. a big year. you know parking can be difficult. the final game will be saturday about 7:00 in the evening. next. >>> welcome back, hornets first game after the all star break. hot, cold and hot night for charlotte. they make the come back led by a game high 25 from kim what. and finishing with 15 points. and hornets won it 98-95. they are at brooklyn. a lot of college basketball on tap this weekend. closing in on those ncaa tournaments. and the men's basketball program has put together a special group of guys with

miss lee did not publish another book until last year, "go set a watchman" was an early edition of her best-seller and the broadway version of "to kill a mock bid" america where race matters and has always mattered, her words have never rung more true. harry smith, nbc news, new york. >>> the battle pitting apple versus the feds has ratcheted up to another level tonight with the justice department slamming the tech giant for refusing to help unlock the san bernardino killers' iphone saying the company is only worried about its reputation. tonight apple is firing back, and on top of all of that donald trump is now calling for a boycott. nbc's joe fryar has the latest from california. >> reporter: with apple publicly vowing to fight a court order to create software that would unlook syed farook's iphone today federal prosecutors filed a motion arguing a judge should force the tech giant to comply. the government says apple's refusal appears to be based on its concern for its business model and public marketing strategy, something the company denies. earlier this week apple ceo tim cook p