>> no. >> it was stephen watkins, dead on the floor.ay. >> trying to get in my mind what happened, the ems personnel told me shirley made a statement to them that she had shot him. >> they reported to the chief that shirley had said a couple times is he dead? i shot him. he shouldn't have come back here. a stunning story, but this was secondhand information. from first responders quoting an elderly woman in the midst of a medical and family crisis. were her statements reliable? had she really said that? chief birdsell asked jenner what happened. >> he said stephen forced his way in the house and knocked her grandmother down and then he was coming after her and the baby and the grandmother shot him. >> it all seemed hard to believe. chief birdsell wanted to ask shirley what happened but never got a chance. >> about the time i was getting ready to, her attorney was on the phone and said he didn't want me to talk to her. >> she was already lawyered up? >> shortly after jennifer also hired an attorney and stopped talking as well. jennifer's

watkins, the only woman of the bronx six.e eric, she was tried only for the cab driver's murder and in 1997 they went on trial together. eric says he doesn't know her now and didn't know her then. >> when trial started, the officers was bringing us up to the court and one of the officer's says this is watkins. i said, cathy watkins? she said yeah, who are you? i said, i'm eric glisson. how are you involved this? she says, i don't know. how are you involved? what's going on? we both didn't know. we was confused. >> now, 18 years later, assistant district attorney nicole keary says her office believes there may have been an injustice. but only agrees to release glisson and watkins if they wear monitor bracelets as the d. a.'s office continues to investigate. >> we have made a decision to take this unprecedented as you know, judge, and exceptional step that we are going to consent to the conditional vacating of the conviction for these two defendants, and the condition being that the defendants do wear those electronic monitorin

and then started to charge watkins had a handgun with her for self-defense, so she got it out, got itand amid all of the chaos emptied that gun into the terrorizing moose. >> i shot him multiple times and he never stopped and he continued and my gun jammed and when i did, i turned around and fled for my life thinking he would run over me because he was just directly behind me. unfortunate for my dogs, he did get tangled up in my dogs and began to trample them. >> so she called the whole ordeal horrific. the troop trammelled the dogs while she sat feet away. nothing she could do with the gun jammed and all. >> i could see them breathing and huffing, so close i could count the eyelashes on his eyes. it was a very intense few moments when he was just right in front of us we really had no help other than at that point all i had left with a knife. >> and a phone so she called a friend to come help and that friend eventually shot the animal. after the moose died, watkins went over to her team the dogs she said she looked into each of their eyes and was astonished when she saw all of them we

watkins thinks it is time their story is told. >> how many african american lives were lost in the fact of standing tall, coming to defend this country, believing in what they were doing. >> reporter: john ramos, kpix 5 . >> the exhibit will be on display on fridays through mondays until the end of february, and later will be made into a permanent part of the museum collection. amazing men and women being featured. >>> led a switch to the weather, and it is beautiful but we don't need the sun. >> we need rain, and it has been a while. for the rest of the bay area, it is now 32 consecutive days with 0 rainfall. the all-time record for winter is 46 days. there is no pain in the 7 day forecast. in a week, it will be at 39, 1 week away from that record. hopefully we avoid 60 straight rain free days. breezy in the hills tonight, a far cry from the blustery conditions of last week, but a noticeable wind. record high temperatures possible for the next few days. staying sunny and dry through the duration of the forecast. the air quality improved because of the wind stirring around. a lot of gre

watkins journey as an historian began in 1989 when the marine that was cast as a soldier in the movieut the first black regimen during the civil war. since then, he has devoted his life to telling the stories of others. >> each one of them raised their hand to say this is what i will do. >> reporter: you may have of dorie miller, a worker who manned a machine gun during pearl harbor. there is also kathy williams who disguised herself as a man to become the first black woman to serve in the military. major robert williams was chosen as a gemini astronaut. it was kept secret because he worked for the cia. >> they all felt that by being the first, they opened the door for other african-americans. they showed that it can be done. >> reporter: sometimes history demand sacrifice. ronald mcnair became the first african-american to die in space. he was a crewmember of the ill- fated space shuttle challenger. in our own backyard, it was the chicago disaster. 200 ill trained black sailors were killed in a horrific explosion at ammunitions loading dock. later, 50 sailors refused to work and they

knowledge leon watkins is a veteran of the u. s.ts of black history, which promotes educational programs and community outreach. his vision for the nonprofit started 33 years ago if this man should fall. who will lift the flag and carry on. watkins was cast as the flag bearer for the film glory in 1989. it tells the story of black soldiers in the american civil war. the movie's producer, gave watkins 20 uniforms used in the film to help him start his nonprofit. now we're doing research, and we're finding more information that is not talked about in schools or throughout the military. the exhibit showcases medal of honor winners and those who made their mark in space. past and present very peaceful, very serene. nasa astronaut stephanie diana wilson is the second african american woman to go into space the importance now of having a place here on the hornet to dispense that information is truly vital. russell moore with the uss hornet. takes me one level below the hangar where a permanent black history display is being installed. the

knowledge leon watkins is a veteran of the u. s.es and founder of the walking ghosts of black history, which promotes educational programs and community outreach. his vision for the nonprofit started 33 years ago if this man should fall. who will lift the flag and carry on. watkins was cast as the flag bearer for the film glory in 1989. it tells the story of black soldiers in the american civil war. the movie's producer, gave watkins 20 uniforms used in the film to help him start his nonprofit. now we're doing research, and we're finding more information that is not talked about in schools or throughout the military. the exhibit showcases medal of honor winners and those who made their mark in space. past and present peaceful, very serene. nasa astronaut stephanie diana wilson is the second african american woman to go into space. the importance now of having a place here on the hornet. to dispense that information is truly vital. russell moore with the uss hornet takes me one level below the hangar where permanent black history dis

causing a bill of but then in an instant, the away side thought they had an equaliser through 0llie watkinse the final say. that was cheered nearly as much as the goal in newcastle. this was just not villa's day, so no prizes for what steven gerrard was thinking here. the mood for those in black and white could not be more different, though. this is newcastle side moving in the right direction. lydia campbell, bbc news. in the final of the four games today, wolves have gone above spurs after beating them 2—0, both goals in the first half from rauljiminez and leander dendoncker, taking wolves seventh. it's spurs�* third straight league defeat. caroline weir has a habit of doing what she did again in the women's super league manchester derby this afternoon. her superb goal was the difference between her team — city — and united, asjo currie reports. not even the manchester rain could dampen this highly anticipated derby clash. both teams needing points as they chase european football. manchester city threatened first, lauren hemp unable to control the ball in front of an open goal — the highl

but then in an instant, the away side thought they had the equaliser through ollie watkins, only fornal say. that was cheered nearly as much as the goal in newcastle. this was just not villa's day, so no prizes for what steven gerrard was thinking here. the mood for those in black and white couldn't be more different, though. this is a newcastle side moving in the right direction. lydia campbell, bbc news. i think ithink in i think in a game like this, it was very, very tight. in weeks gone by, we probably would not have won this game, and i think that shows an evolution of the team. we are heading in the right direction. still a hell of a long way to go. that performance was not worded wanted to be in terms of possession, lots of things we can improve, but basic fundamentals of football, we did really well. defended, we put our bodies on the line, and we did really good as well. wolves have gone above spurs after beating them 2—0 — both goals in the first half from rauljiminez and leander dendoncker taking wolves seventh. it's spurs�* third straight league defeat. caroline weir has

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leon watkins is a veteran of the u. s.ines and founder of the walking ghosts of black history , which promotes educational programs and community outreach. now we're doing research and we're finding more information that is not talked about in schools or throughout the military. the special black history exhibit runs through the end of february. there's also a permanent black history display being installed that will be complete sometime in march. next in sports tonight. utah had the warriors singing the blues tonight, our sports director market baniyas will tell us how the jazz rallied to brea oh, wow, barbara corcoran! good morning. sorry, we don't need any business help now. we're gigillionaires. what? we're gigillionaires now. i don't get it we have at&t business fiber with hyper-gig speeds. but i just... so thanks, but, we're doing great. i'm so happy for you! but i'm just here for my order. oh. entre-pin-eurs? yeah, my bowling team. i like it there's money in puns. do business like a gigillionaire at&t business fiber

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you need to protect yourself and get inform watkins report ah, 16 minutes into the program. welcome back. thousands of people have been rallying throats sunday, in the dutch city of brought her dumb against kobe vaccine regulations. now the march was led by a group called fire fighters for freedom, who accused the government of violating basic freedoms on threatening democracy flourish were set off on the streets with an estimated $15000.00 people taking parts and almost no police officers inside. that's because the cities right police were on strike, also june, the vaccine rules, but netherlands has lifted many of its restrictions after months of harsh, locked on a cobra. immunity passes are required to enter bars, restaurants on cultural offense. now a police watch dog in the u. k has revealed a disturbing and turtle culture of miss saw genie and the attitudes on sexual violence. now warning, you may find some of the following content offensive. let's go through it. the report includes private messages between officers at the metropolitan police force which serves greater

you need to protect yourself and get inform watkins with tonight. you divide the phone on russia. the french president travel say to moscow for talks with letting me put it a manual micro notes. the kremlin is, quote, clearly not targeting your trade, but rather resets in nato. the you ties as a russian official branch, the country 70 percent ready to evade craters. us propaganda saying it's based on unnamed officials, undisclosed sources of no evidence in the late to the series of accusations of alleged russia aggression being held on a daily basis and the stores were falling through. tonight, canada's capital declares a state of emergency flaming. the city is on the scene by protest venting their anger against kobe vaccine mandate, ottawa's police threatened to arrest anyone providing material support now to groups of truck is conducting that ongoing clock, a part of the unrest. american cybersecurity firm, cloud fair, is accused of facilitating piracy. the company still gets your state contracts despite accusations it protects the site hosting child abuse images and hate speech

there was a young man down in mississippi named hollis watkins. and hollis's noticing the work. that moses is doing hollis is impressed. he's about 17 at the time. he's like this guy coming down here. from harvard doing this work. and then he says to moses, but you know. if you really want to be about it. mccomb is easy. where you really need to go? is to amity and walthall counties because there's about one black person registered to vote between the two counties. and what moses knew was that if he took the easy route and understand what i'm saying? easy? i've got that in like big quotes. he knew that in order to fully gain the trust. because movement building is also about trust. in order to gain the trust of black mississippians he was half. he was going to have they live. so he went into amity county. it got almost like quiet and he almost here like don't. okay. he started doing the civic education classes started doing the voter education classes, and then he went to go register some folks to vote. he got arrested. now think about that you just got arrested. for registering

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lauren swartz led the way with 15 points for the huskies and tt watkins added 10 off the bench. anna wilson, though, made the key play of the game with stanford on one with just over a minute left she applied the full court pressure, forced the turnover, steal and layup. on the other end to give the cardinal the lead for good stanford survive. 63 to 56 for an an beaten the pac. 12 campaign. they've now won 16 straight games. and 31 consecutive in the conference after the game. the 5 seniors, including wilson. we're honored. this will certainly not be their final game at maples pavilion, though, as the cardinal are expected to host a couple of games in the ncaa tournament. all right. how about men's hoops? jason kidd taken in the cal stanford game at his alma mater. jordan shepherd must have been inspired by the presence of the old master. he went off 19 points in the 1st half. the bears jumped out to a 35 12 lead at the half. and boy, this one really wasn't a contest. shepherd added 9 more after the break for a total of 28. this is also his senior night. likely the final game wi

watkins thinks it's time their stories are told. >> how many african-american lives were lost in thethis country, believing in what they were doing? >> the walking ghost of black history exhibit will be on display on friday through monday until the end of february. we will see you back here at 11:00. - [announcer] the following program is sponsored by the industrial designer society of america. - we're looking for innovation, great design, and the next big idea and i found something pretty interesting right here in cleveland. from new york to california, denver to ohio design is everywhere. this series seeks out america's best and brightest design innovations, but only one can be crowned this season's winner. welcome to "america by design." (upbeat music) we've gathered an elite group of industry leaders at deloitte digital's new york design studio to decide which innovations will make it through

watkins. go ahead. ms. watkins: i appreciate everyone being here today, and i think everybody wants to do the right thing and make sure that the burn pits particularly of the post 9/11 generation, does not live through the same experience that our vietnam vets who went through agent orange went through who went through years and years of studies and demands on their time to make their case in the v.a. while people died from exposure. we are trying to avoid repeating recent history, and i appreciate everyone being here. i have a part of the bill that we are considering. representative peter mayer and i did the burn pit exposure act just to make it easier and have some presumption when you walk in. obviously, it costs money to treat people who have been exposed to these things. i think we all know deep down that it is part of our responsibility, and i would just note for my colleagues on the others of the aisle who are so worried about the money, all but on of you voted for the $25 billion increase to the def

somewhere out there in that crowd were becky and chelsea and their friend penny watkins. >> me and chelsea kind of -- kind of attached at the hip. >> penny was a decade older than chelsea, had four growing kids. but, that night at the party? >> we were walking around and being goofy -- [laughs] kind of like two little schoolgirls, just laughing and giggling and drinking a little bit. i felt like 21 again when i was hanging out with her. >> chelsea was 22, grew up in a tiny safe place called maybee. she was the youngest of five children, still lived at home with her parents. >> she was nice. she was friendly, um kind of wholesome. just this girl that, you know, came from the country and was ready to meet new people and do things and have some fun. happy, happy start her life, happy to adventure and explore and do new experiences. >> just after midnight, the last band stopped playing, and big mike lit up a huge bonfire, flames up to 15, 20 feet high. >> we actually walked over there together. that's when she bumped her nose. >> chelsea, that is. chelsea bumped her nose on a tent pole. had to

here's charles watkins from the pope air force field in north carolina. hi, charles. >> the 3,000 additional troops deploying with the 82nd airborne division in north carolina. what they cited was moments ago as we saw a group of more than 200 soldiers gather up their gear and say good-byes before taking off on a large aircraft that will go to europe. we have the opportunity to speak to some young men and women that are deploying today. many of them are in their 20s, on their first deployment. they tell us they had a few days to mentally prepare after learning that they would deploy today. there was some excitement but a lot of nerves as these men and women prepare to spend days, weeks maybe months away from anxious loved ones back home. take a listen. >> my mom is a mom. she's taken up. she understands this is my job. she had a couple tears. she has to live with this is what i do. >> yeah, once the soldiers like ffc fraser touchdown in europe, they will spent time in poland, romania and germany. they will support the needs of the u.s. and allies there as

lauren swartz led the way with 15 points for the huskies and tt watkins added 10 off the bench.ough, made key play of the game with stanford down one with just over a minute left she applied the full court pressure, forced the turnover, steal and layup. on the other end to give the cardinal. >> the lead for good. so stanford survive. 63 56 for an an beaten pac, 12 campaign. they've now won 16 straight games. and 31 consecutive in the conference after the game. the 5 seniors, including wilson. we're honored. this will certainly not be their final game at maples pavilion, though, as the cardinal are expected to host a couple of games in ncaa tournament back to men's hoops. jason kidd taken in the cal stanford game at his alma mater. jordan shepherd been inspired by the presence of the old master because he went off for 19 points. in the 1st half, the bears jumped out to a 35 12 lead at the half full. it really wasn't even a contest. shepherd added 9 more after the break for a total of 28. and this was also his senior night likely the final game. he'll play it count. what a way to

one of the guy who pushes this stuff, ron watkins, you may know him as the most likely person to be qd this as a local school board meeting in scottsdale as well. this is pretty much everywhere in the united states in far right circles. just know that you're not alone. >> ben collins, much more on nbcnews.com. thank you for your reporting. we do appreciate it. >> what could an invasion mean back here at home? higher gas prices, and potentially major swings in the market. we'll break it all down. and this morning former president obama paid tribute to civil rights legend john lewis on what would have been his 82nd birthday tweeting, quote, john lewis knew that change could not wait for some other person or some other time. his life of a lesson in the fierce urgency of now." ahead i'll talk to members of lewis's families about how they're pushing for change. ow they're pushing for change rust, the support you need, and dependability you can count on. plus, get financing up to 60 months on qualifying purchases. fast and free delivery, and score ge appliances up to 25% off with our presid

south africa named paul ferber and a conspiracy theorist running for office in arizona named ron watkinsty of this. the reason this is important is that qanon has taken on a life of its own. it all started because there was an anonymous poster on an online fo forum calling himself q who claimed to be a top military intelligence official. many people bought into this. if people can show this is an absolute fraud, which it is, it might stop some people from believing it, and also it might hold these people accountable for all that has happened in qanon's name. >> it's really, really important. donie, thank you so much for that. >>> cnn's coverage continues right after this break . cut. liberty mu... line? cut. liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. cut. liberty m... am i allowed to riff? what if i come out of the water? liberty biberty... cut. we'll dub it. liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ it's my woke-up-like-this migraine medicine. it

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she doing, she was listening to enchantment, singing about gloria, because her real name was gloria watkinsuper bowl. this is not just entertainment. this band witnessed. witnessed stimulation and your status and your ego, you're talking about your grand mom and your granddaddy and the blood, sweat and tears they had to throw down so you could walk around in your white right mind. that's the difference between success and greatness. that's what we love. a whole lot of black faces in high places. >> don't forget you're in san francisco. >> it's a beautiful thing, because black success is always worthy of a certain kind of celebration. all of the hatred and terror and trauma coming at us. but we come from a great people. and if you are an example of black success, the question becomes will you opt for greatness? and she or he who is greatest among you will be your servant. what you do for the least of thee. everyday people. another genius from chicago named james cleaten. what you do for them is greatness. you have black success and then the question is using the magna power you all have. and

she is a lawyer that works at latham and watkins, in other words, simply john durham saying to michaele people at latham and watson, they ain't looking out for and you durham knows it. that is the most interesting part. the tech part is fascinating, we knew they were spy og trump tower. >> brian: they didn't have proof, that is what is significant. durham is reveal thanksgiving in fundamental way for someone like you, ahead thf probe that has experience. he is putting together the blocks. let me put this straight, they are going, you lied to us, you said you had no link to the campaign when we talked to you earlier. you were an interested citizen who saw concern for the future of our country, right? we find out you are getting paid by the clinton foundation, so we know you are lying. when the door closes and clint ong sits down with susman, he is going, they are stabbing you in the back. >> dan: i will walk through step by step, produce the receipts for you, that is what john durham is saying. he is saying to the lawyer, michael sushey, the people at this law firm are not here for you,