although jefferson doesn't mention stanton. he knew exactly what stanton was doing on the civil liberties front and in his dealings with political opponents of theth administration. i am just wondering if you all want to talk about. they didn't have much staff, so did these individuals we've been talking about play some sort of a bigger role or is it an evolution? >> what struck me was essentially there was no staff and the white house professional staff consists of john and one other presidential secretary. he was much more dependent on the cabinet an cabinets and evee the next endocrinology. i've never seen a publisher mentioned anywhere it's got to be besieged by longtime friends you've never heard of.ll so, by filling in the administration you would be very wise not to forget those people who are still doing a resume on your nickel. ronald reagan already played some of that when he was the governor in california but some of the people. he had a role in the speech and peter robertson is at the institution as a protÉge of bu

it's the perfect reflection of it if not only its lead actor harry dean stanton but also the state of things today from political upheaval the climate change many believe we too are facing the end of things but like the title of the movie and stephens character we must remember that we are indeed lucky because with every end is a new beginning which is why we are watching the hawks. dealing with the. real thing with. the bottom. like you that i got. this. week so. well the one the watching the harks i am tired robot or on time top at the wallace loss is something we all struggle with lost friends lie dreams pets all culminating in our own fears of mortality and what will leave behind in the film lucky harry dean stanton character has a simple life of routine and a small desert town and this clip we see lucky telling off someone he feels is taking advantage of his friend howard played by david lynch. that's a bleak is beautiful. along comes from two words all one scene they take. them dry. land bridge will each. come to know his last dime just leave everything to our turtle tortoise is

it's the perfect reflection of it if not only its lead actor harry dean stanton but also the state of things today from political upheaval the climate change many believe we too are facing the end of things but like the title of the movie and stephens character we must remember that we are indeed lucky because with every end is a new beginning which is why we are watching the hawks. dealing with the. real thing with. the bottom. like you that i got. this. week so. well the one the watching the harks i am tired robot or on time top at the wallace loss is something we all struggle with lost friends lie dreams pets all culminating in our own fears of mortality and what will leave behind in the film lucky harry dean stands character has a simple life of routine and a small desert town and this clip we see lucky telling off someone he feels is taking advantage of his friend howard played by david lynch has gone. wrong that's a bleak is beautiful. along comes from two words all one scene they take. them dry. land bridge will each. come in no his last dime just leave everything to our turtle

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some people like elizabeth cady stanton and susan b. anthony did not take well and formed an organization for women's suffrage. stayed with the 14th or 15th amendment as well as the women's vote so really with those two groups get back together and finally had energy to move forward forward, and then there is a day period were more states begin to give women the vote and in 1970 the your state voted for women's suffrage it the york and some states follow after that and then the final push is the ratification which chokers and i devote a chapter just to that. >> what struck me the most with that vast expanse of time written 177-6150 years later that women got the of the vote like that is a long time that is the almost 100 years since hillary clinton ran for president to get the popular vote so the program that angelo was talking about that hope of the of hope they would get there and their hopes were dashed one time after another low pay and get that the black suffrage gets that bet that they're all these other things that disturb them.

the american actor harry dean stanton has died at the age of 91. in a career that lasted over 60 years, stanton appeared in films including paris, texas, cool hand luke and godfather 2. now on bbc news: inside out.

stanton to have douglas transferred to the fifth cavalry with approval granted, with stanton, douglas was promoted to the rank of sergeant. franklin jennings at age of 26 was living in washington, d.c. he, like 49 other men was recruited while the regiment was at camp casey and he mustered into company b. his life story is an extraordinary parallel of american history. in 1799, a save by the name of paul jennings was borned a montpelier, orange county, virginia, a estate owned by our fourth president james madison. as a young boy paul sjengings would take on the role of being a lifelong personal servant and witnessed the burning of white house by british troops in the war of 1812 and assisted dolly madison in saving the gilbert painting of george washington. paul jennings would later marry fanny gordon, a slave, in 1822. to this union three sons, john, franklin and william were born. franklin, along with his other brothers sought enlistments of regiments of color, franklin falling in as a private with the fifth mass cavalry. then there was my relative, private joseph brunson of compan

some people particularly elizabeth stanton and susan b. anthony did not take well to that and formed an organization just to fight for women and suffrage. another faction stayed with the 14th and 15th amendment issue as well this women's vote. so, the next seminal moment for me is when those two groups get back together 20 years later and finally have some energy to move forward. then there's a period where the states began to get -- more states began to give women the vote, and beginning in 1917, new york state voted for women suffrage for voting in new york. and then there's some states that follow after that. that's a key period. the final push is ratification, which occurs with the final vote in tennessee, and i devote a chapter just to winning in tennessee. >> i think the thing that struck me the most about this book was the vast expanse of time that the -- remember the ladies letter was written in 1776. almost 150 years later, 150 years later, that women got the vote. 150 years. that's a long time, and from then it's become almost 10

giancarlo stanton. ♪ sammy hagar can't drive 55 combat giancarlo stanton came. on pace for 59 home runs. 13-1. american league home run leader. aaron judge is 44th of the season. yankee beat the twins to want to vote by the games for the top wild-card spot. judge joins lou gehrig and roger maris, the only yankees hit 30 home runs in one year at a ballpark named yankee stadium. they've failed because the red sox free out intending a two run single in the 11th inning as boston beat also more to keep the three-game lead in the division. clayton kershaw, 10 years in baseball he's pitched over 1908. denominate draft plans he's allowed? one. one grand slam last night against the philadelphia phillies different for the dodgers for-3 loss. first time in baseball history. the championship series will have a preventing presenting sponsor that will begin this postseason. what does adidas stand for today? it means all day i dream about makers. but where has overtaken the air jordan brand as the united states number two speaker seller. while their own brand itself was still

==reveal== we )re tweeting details on the death of actor harry dean stanton. his agent said he died from natural causes at hospital in >>> happening now we are tweeting details on the death of actor harry dean stanton. his agents said he died from natural causes at a hospital in l.a. pmt some of the notable roles were pret kry in pink opinion the tour of ice cream says stent ago day. the exhibit remains in san francisco until february. (not an easy task for redwood city authorities. >>> pulling a minivan from a mobile home this morning was not an easy task for redwood city authorities. they had to wait hours before moving the vehicle because the structure was compromised after the crash. it happened before 2:00 this morning near highway 101 and the sea port boulevard. the people living in the home have to find a new place to live. police say the driver of the minivan was not kbard. >> the slash tuitional mills college in oakland is about to get cheaper. the woman only college announced a nearly 40% cut to undergraduate tuition. a reduction about 16,000 per sem

no one else stood with elizabeth cady stanton widget with the resolution into -- and he wrote about efforts to also have all kinds of other abolitionist men. men introduced the first legislation, the first versions of the women's rights amendment to the constitution. men had to ratify. there were no women who accepted, wyoming for example by the time the suffrage of both camera new york would have been able to vote a few more states. but women were totally dependent on male helpers as well throughout most of the movement. in the early days it did not even want to run there on the run is there no one had ever thought they did not know how. never adjust the meeting.one woman at and all health conditions that i can never speak in front of an audience. i've never spoken at a meeting. she went on to speak very eloquently for an hour. but what we have learned is that there be some sort of coalition. something women will have to stand up and decide that we are a tribe because we are all women. >> was also interested in the way that women relate president woodrow wilson. they really work him and th

giancarlo stanton now has 55. there off the amusement park in left center. aaron judge now has 44 and marlins won thanks in part to stanton and the yankees won thanks in pardon to judge. 44 and you get his number 99. and, again, 17 homers away from an all-time record for the most homers in major league baseball history. it ought to happen on tuesday, i should say and when it does, check out the highlights here on "sportscenter." enjoy your tuesday, i'm scott van pelt. >>> up next in "the pulse," new detailses on sean spicer's appearance at the emmys. how they pulled off that big surprise even including a disguise. >> interesting. >>> why this marathon runner is rolling over the finish line. ♪ >>> it's time for your tuesday "pulse." we'll start with new details emerging leading up to sean spicer's surprise emmy appearance. >> it was a top secret mission. spicer tells "the new york times" that he wore a disguise as he traveled from washington to l.a. and he wouldn't say what that disguise was but a friend says it may have included fake facial hair. >> spicer

the cult american actor harry dean stanton has died at the age of 91. in a career that lasted over 60 years, stanton appeared in films including paris, texas, cool hand luke, alien and godfather 2. he was notable for his hangdog features and often played loners and offbeat characters. he was also a talented musician, playing guitar and harmonica and singing with a tenor voice. he served in the us navy in the second world war and fought in the battle of okinawa. his agent said he died peacefully at cedars sinai hospital in los angeles. now on bbc news, the travel show. coming up this week, scotland's most beautiful roads. it is some of the most amazing landscapes and seascapes you will see. it around the world in 500 miles. where to spend your christmas holidays and how about a cup of fish and trails? —— entrails? very strong! it's really chewy. really very, very strong. the city of inverness on scotland's north—east coast is the unofficial capital of the highlands. it's been a popular tourist destination since the arrival of the ra i lwa ys destin

harry dean stanton died today. he was 91. ralpand i sponsoredralph northam, canthis adfor governor narrator: ed gillespie says dr. ralph nort hamn'doest show up? dr. ralph northam was an army doctor and a volunteer medical director at a children's hospice. he passed the virginia law requiring concussion standards for school sports. the smoking ban in restaurants. and dr. northam is working to connect veterans to good paying jobs in virginia. ed gillespie is a washington dc corporate lobbyist. he shows up for whoever pays him. >>> we are still so full of your bright eyed students who are filled with potential even when their tummies may be a little empty. 80% of them live at or below the poverty line and food can be a struggle. when we asked you to help ensure no child goes hungry in those hallways, you came through with heart and generosity. >>> we told you earlier in the show and all this week about the project we're doing called impact. >> so we want to make sure that no child goes to bed or to school hungry. we've set up a

was tired of mom teaching these four boys and inured, ok, public schools of stanton are maybe up to a better standard, so i started going to public schools. david: you were musician, how did you come to that? dr. collins: of stanton are my d as a classical violinist. , they my mom met at yale went and worked for eleanor roosevelt. they were trying to help call miners get back on their feet. my dad fell in love with the traditional music the call miners would play, particularly the fiddle. we did not have a television. what did you do after dinner? my dad would read charles dickens out loud or we would play. david: did famous musicians come to your house? dr. collins: people would drop by. the best-known was a sullen ,8-year-old who showed up brought along by a more senior, experienced folk songwriter and singer. the young 18-year-old turned out was having his birthday in our living room. he sang a few songs and had a terrible voice and no social skills and i was quite sure he had no future at all. that turned out to be bob dylan. david: did you ever meet him again? dr. collins: i did.

. >>> harry dean stanton has died. he was a character act who plays dozens of roles including a surgicsury crew member in "alien." actors and directors said stanton was as kind as he was talented. harry dean stanton was 91 years old. >>> last month's planned freedom rally that never happened at san francisco ended up causing the police department $775,000. most of the cost was overtime for officers. every available police officer was told to work. the sum does not include money spent by other agencies like the sheriff's department and u.s. parks police. >>> time now is 5:15. the warriors went to prison for a san quentin basketball tradition. it's the sixth year the group has played an annual game of basketball with some of the 4,000 prisoners incarcerated at the state prison in marin county. the warden and general manager sowed up and displayed the trophy. it was team convicts who took yesterday's championship title. >> this right here helps tremendously. it puts the humanity back into it. because a lot of people look

i wanted to say i used to live in stanton virginia back in the- day when you were governor and i'm very pleased to see virginia now. it wasn't such a great place but then when i lived there with a lot of racial profiling going on >> host: go ahead, governor. >> guest: i would say i'm beginning to see we lost a former president at james madison university not too long ago and i went to stanton and those areas and the previous caller called from the southwest this was pretty much the northern part of the state or the northwestern part of the state and the question that was asked earlier relative to dip in parts of virginia, they are different parts and people have different ways of expressing themselves and ways of living and yet i think what we are finding is that virginia is pretty much a bellwether state. it's considered a mid-atlantic state in the southern state and i think the ideology here i think you'll find more independent voters than party voters and the party dictate doesn't necessarily produce the same as one time and that may be good. >> host: norfolk virginia is next and thi

the cult american actor harry dean stanton has died at the age of 91. in a career that lasted over 60 years, stanton appeared in films including paris,texas, cool hand luke, alien, and godfather ii. he was notable for his hangdog features, and often played loners and offbeat characters. he was also a talented musician, playing guitar and harmonica, and singing with a tenor voice. he served in the us navy in the second world war, and fought in the battle of okinawa. his agent said he died peacefully at cedars—sinai hospital in los angeles. a reminder of our top story: the uk terror threat has been raised to critical, the highest level, following the london tube bombing during the morning rush hour. it means a further attack may be imminent. it is thought the device didn't detonate as intended. 29 people were injured. hundreds of detectives are searching for the perpetrators of the attack. the assistant commissioner of the metropolitan police, mark rowley, said officers were chasing down suspects. there is plenty more, including eyewitness accounts, on

aaron judge now has 44, and the marlins won thanks in part to stanton. the yankees won thanks in part to aaron judge. he's got 44 and add them and you get judge's number, 99. and, again, 17 homers away from an all-time record for the most homers in major league baseball history. it ought to happen on tuesday, i should say, and when it does, check out the highlights here on "sportscenter." enjoy your tuesday, i'm scott van pelt. >> all right, back at you, scott. >>> and up next in "the pulse," we have some new details on sean spicer's appearance at the emmys. how they pulled off that big surprise even including a disguise. >> interesting. >>> and why this marathon runner is rolling over the finish line. ♪ ♪ >>> it's time for your tuesday "pulse." and we're going to start with some new details that are emerging leading up to sean spicer's surprise emmy appearance. >> it was a top secret mission. spicer tells "the new york times" that he wore a disguise as he traveled from washington to l.a., and he wouldn't say what that disguise was but a friend says

the american actor harry dean stanton has died at the age of 91. in a career that lasted over 60 years, stanton appeared in films including paris, texas, cool hand luke and godfather 2. now on bbc news: inside out. ten yea rs ten years ago one of the north‘s greatest success stories hit the wall. tonight in a special programme we ask, why did northern rock rumble? this was a barrack which had been frankly run into the ground. the bank of england's top man tells us the bank of england's top man tells us he was stopped from a secret rescue to save it. my advice was very clear, that we should not reveal publicly the fact that we were going to lend to northern rock. and we meet the people who paid the price of the collapse. i was devastated. i didn't know how we were going to manage, how we were going to turn, and just thinking my vision to give him the best life possible under the circumstances was just suddenly wiped away. i'm chris jackson and this is inside out. ten years ago, this was the scene outside northern rock branches all over the country

the american actor harry dean stanton has died peacefully at the age of 91. stanton had a career spanning six decades and was best—known for roles in godfather 2 and alien. his last role was in lucky, a film to be released later this month. his agent confirmed he died yesterday of natural causes. let's ta ke let's take a look at the sporting action for the rest of the day with mike at the bbc sport centre. hello, everybody. crystal palace went into the match against southampton without a point and a goal so far this premier league season. and that hasn't changed. roy hodgson, their new manager, got a warm welcome, but their first new manager, got a warm welcome, but theirfirst call, for new manager, got a warm welcome, but their first call, for southampton, it came within six minutes. they are still winning 1—0 at selhurst park after 38 minutes. red bull's max verstappen will be hoping to claim the first pole position of his career for the singapore grand prix. which is tomorrow. in final practice at the spectacular marina bay street circuit, the dutch te

harry dean stanton was 91 years old. "t "declassified" is brought to you by lexus hypigh performance lin. after a hall of fame career, it's no wonder why i use blue-emu arthritis cream. blue-emu's non-greasy, deep-penetrating formula gets down deep into those joints for big time pain relief. blue-emu, it works fast and you won't stink. >>> at the top of the hour, 5:00 p.m. at the east coast, i am boris sanchez, thank you for joining us. we start with protests popping up in st. louis after a former police officer acquitted of a murder of a plaque motorist. take a look at these powerful pictures of st. louis americans, protesters of all races and from all walks of life facing off against polices. officers using riot gears to keep protesters at bay. they are protesting for jason stokley. one key piece evidence, dramatic

stanton -- he is all smiles. everyone is healthy. joe panicked thought he might have had himself a double down the right-field line. jeremy hazelbaker with a beautiful grab down the right- field line. all's well that ends well. if that man his nachos back. that made his day. and st. louis a copy making it happen. what would be fitting enough? >> a selfie. >> all worth checking out for monday night. it is 11 pm. time for more news. >>> next and 11. a warning for anyone using an atm after two thieves robbed four people in one day.>>> we have some very clear pictures of those two suspects wanted in a series of robberies at atm machines. it can be able bro moment removing cash -- vulnerable moment removing cash from atm. they could have the clues to put the thieves behind bars. she is at a bank in campbell where one of the four holdups occurred.>> reporter: police say the suspects pulled out a handgun on the victim. police calling it a crime of opportunity. they want everyone to be on the lookout and be alert. >> cameras captured clear i

., hollywood is mourning the loss of a beloved actor harry dean stanton has died. the craggy-faced actor with a dead pan voice became a cult favorite. his resume expand over 60 years. in which he appeared over 100 films, cool hand luke, godfather part two and pretty in pink and the green mile and twin peaks, stanton was 91 years old. >>> there are a couple of new films ready to keep you on the edge of your seat this weekend. a couple takes uninvited guest into their homes. plus, a black ops mission to stop a mysterious operative who wants to start a global war. david daniels has a preview. >>> this is just the beginning. >> reporter: american assassin comes out guns blazing, dylan o'brian and michael keith -- keaton sign up together to bring down the bad guys. it's expected to debut in the 12 to 15 million-dollar range. >> hello, first stranger to stay in our home. >> jennifer lawrence plays a married woman whose tranquil life is disturbed by strange events in mother. the horror thriller should debut in the low to mid teens as the box office tries to recover from a

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the previous week a prostitute, alice stanton. before that solomon, an old man. oh, my god! it's dennis. yes. laid upon the open pages of a book on jewish folklore — like a bookmark. the legend of the golem. is that how the press got the name? i found it very gripping. it was 90w i found it very gripping. it was gory in parts. it has a thriller rather than a horror film. gory in parts. it has a thriller rather than a horrorfilm. for me it was all about the past. to be honest, i would watch any of those reactors in anything anyway. three of my favourite actors. olivia cook is good as is douglas booth. what is going on in this film is an undercurrent to the murder story, that thriller. really it is a film about performance. it is about how performance was so about performance. it is about how performance was so important at this time in the musicals but alsojust people in their everyday lives. there are people in this movie you are putting on a mask every day and playing roles. then there is the golem himself, the serial killer the warped performer who wants recognition. whe

. >> a pedestrian struck by a pickup truck tonight on rockwell drive in stanton delaware. he is now at christiana hospital being treated for serious injuries. state police investigating whether charges should be filed. a multiple shooting in philadelphia, an hour ago second street near lippincot at least four people were shot. police drove one person to temp university hospital because of the severity of the person's injuries. we are trying to get more details about the other victims. philadelphia police continue their search for a man and woman who put a disabled man in the hospital with a bullet wound to the stomach. annie mccormick is live at penn presbyterian with the latest on the story. annie? >> the victim remains in the intensive care unit. there is new video showing a closer look at two people police believe are responsible. they are hoping the public can help > identify them. a shooter and her accomplice sizing up a 60-year-old man before shooting him in the stomach. her accomplice opened the door for him before he went to the atm to take out cash, 1:30 in the mo

stanton was 91 years old. his agent said he died of natural causes yesterday. he was in hundreds of television shows and movies, including "repo man" and "paris, texas." >>> you can help send olympic hopeful to south korea. day has been training to make the skeleton team. if you buy from some of the stores and restaurants that are taking part, they will donate some proceeds toward her olympic goals. there are more than a dozen places getting involved. to find out which businesses are doing this, search veronica day on the nbc washington app. >> cool helmet she sad on. >>> another special local woman had a day to herself earlier this week. ms. dee. a lot of you know who she is. >> famous at the prince george's county dunkin donuts where she works. she's been serving up the caffeine that we depend on, that we live off of, for 34 years. >> that fuels us, yeah. >> yes. >> irene johnson was there, as ms. dee was honored by laurel's mayor. >> talk to me, girlfriend. good morning to you. rainbow sprinkles, is that all how ya doing? >> if you have a bad day -- >> looki

. >> stanton with his 55th home run. stanton's got 12 games left to chase roger maris's record. coby bryant's daughter got the stab back jumper. cobe is already naming her mom ba seat ta. im gae -- she's going to be dominating the game of women's college basketball. look at her. she's already pretty darn good. >> they offer scholarships in like 13,000. . >> you're not a college recruiter. >> 26 minutes past the hour. now back to a category 5 dangerous strong hurricane. overnight is became the strongest storm ever to hit the caribbean island. now bracing for impact in h puerto rico. sfx: t-mobile mnemonic t-mobile's unlimited now includes netflix on us. that's right, netflix on us. get four unlimited lines for just forty bucks each. taxes and fe included. and now, netflix included. so go ahead, binge on us. another reason why t-mobile is america's best unlimited network. sfx: t-mobile mnemonic express yourself.. new brow stylist shape and fill pencil by l'oreal. the easy-to-use triangular tip shapes and fills. the spoolie brush blends. brow power! new brow stylist shape and fill

harry dean stanton was 91 years old. >>> last month's planned freedom rally that never happened at san francisco's chrissie field ended up costing the police departme t $775,000. most of the cost was overtime for officers. every available police officer was told to work. the sum does not include money spent by other agencies the sheriff's department. >>> the warriors went to prison with some of the 4,000 prisoners incarcerated at the state prison. the general manager showed up and displayed the larry o'brien championship trophy. but it was team convicts that took yesterday's championship title. >> this right here helps tremendously. it puts the humanity back into it, you know. because a lot of people look at us as barbarians. >> we have much more from inside the prison on abc7news.com. >>> some other warriors were at oakland international airport helping to unload crates full of dogs and cats rescued from florida shelters. the miami heat loaded some 150 animals onto a fedex jet yesterday morning to make room for pets displaced by hurricane irma. many are bound for the peninsula and mar

the busted camera in right field, courtesy of stanton's home run ball there. that looks like an expensive one too. >> what would you feel like if your camera got busted by a home run? i think that would probably be a good story. >> bring home the camera as a souvenir. >> i don't know if they're going to let you do that. >>> still ahead, everybody, as the russia investigation continues, we've learned special counsel bob mueller is examining a letter in which the president explains his firing of jim co y comey. we have tensions escalating over north korea. defense secretary jim mattis says the u.s. has "many military options." we're going to get a live report coming up next. this is not a cloud. this is a car protected from storms by an insurance company that knows the weather down to the square block. this is a diamond tracked on a blockchain - protected against fraud, theft and trafficking. this is a financial transaction secure from hacks and threats others can't see. this is a patient's medical history made secure - while still available to their doctor at t

stanton freedman explicitly says roswell is a cosmic watergate. other rival researchers like don schmitt describe the kennedy assassination as a formative experience and compare the government statements on roswell to the warren commission report. in neither case can this official document be trusted. philip corso, who writes the really popular "the day after roswell" is a firm advocate of the two oswald theory also of the kennedy assassination, and goes further than that to say that the entire cold war was really just a cover to help develop anti-alien defense mechanisms. you see this flood of roswell literature through the '80s, through the '90s, that says, yes, the government covered it up and they didn't do it for our own good. donald keyhoe was wrong. instead, it is a litany of misinformation and misdeeds. no longer is the air force this benign body trying to protect the public from national hysteria. now president truman sets up magic 12 in 1947 as a special government body to cover up the truth about ufos, presumably also in charge of those

. >>> tributes are pouring in for actor harry dean stanton. he died friday afternoon of natural causes in a los angeles hospital. known for his memorable roles in films like "paris, texas," "repo man," and "godfather 2." his career spanned six decades. stanton recently reprised his role on showtime's "twin peaks," the return. and also stars in "lucky," released in two weeks. he was 91 ye >>> the cleveland indians are waking up this morning probably a little weird feeling, trying to bounce back after a loss. their 22-game winning streak came to an end last night. >> no crying in baseball. the indians have a bigger prize in their sights. the world series. more now from nbc's steve patterson. >> reporter: with a few clutch moments and big plays, the most exciting streak in modern sports snapped. >> well, it had to come to an end. >> reporter: after last night's loss to the kansas city royals, the cleveland indians' improbable run stopped at 22 games straight. but it still stands as major league baseball's longest winning streak in more than 100 y

he have was struck along west north pike in stanton, last night. doctors are treating him for serious injuries. the driver remained at the scene. state police are investigating whether they charges are war warranted. >>> police released a surveillance video of a attempted robbery in west philadelphia. the video shows suspected gun woman and her accomplice. the woman confronts hit ton and shoots him in the stomach. now, police say the pair ran off without taking anything. the victim remains in the hospital. >>> a public memorial will be held to remember former atlantic city mayor jim what i whalen. they will introduce a bill that will name boardwalk hall in his honor. whalen died last month after a heart attack. >>> happening today professional indoor lacrosse returns to the city of philadelphia. comcast announced the city will have a new national league team. the philadelphia wings as you remember had a a franchise for 28 seasons before relocating in 2014. i wonder what the team will be called. >> a lot of people big with kids love lacrosse. >> rep

hoy los marlins iniciaron su Última serie de esta temporada recibiendo a los bravos, giancarlo stanton desatÓ un tremendo jonrÓn por el jardÍn central. 5-0 los marlins. estÁn tan es el jugador que ha conectado mÁs jonrones desde 2006. en la europa ligue el arsenal, con un doblete, una masa de oliver. arsenal enfrentarÁ a la estrella roja. en la nfl confirmÓ que benjamÍn serÁ titular para el juego de este domingo. ♪ buenas noches. ♪ clarisa: amigos de "el gordo y la flaca", en sÓlo minutos estarÉ de vuelta con los chismes regordos. ♪ ilia: clarisa molina de "el gordo y la flaca" nos presenta los chismes regordos. clarisa: hola, amigos, quÉ mejor momento para compartir los chismes que rodean a los famosos en los chismes regordos. periodista: julian gil llegÓ a mÉxico para realizar un casting de proyecto y estÁ desesperado por ver a su hijo matÍas ♪ luis fonsi pospone su gira de conciertos en mÉxico anunciando que los realizarÁ el prÓximo aÑo porque ahora lo mÁs importante es apoyar a las personas afectadas por los desastres naturales. ♪ y unas monja por cul

as we mentioned stanton, here he goes again. bottom five blasting his mlb-leading 53rd home run of the year. just eight off the 61. and he did damage to the cameras. this guy had to open it up to do some surgery. he didn't cdo all that damage. in the non-save situation facing tyler moore this looks like it could be a home run. but no, not on my watch. doolittle breathing the sigh of relief as the their magic number is down to ten. >>> the orioles an afternoon game hosting the yankees. first inning, first batter for the o's, tim beckham. this is the way to get it going. a leadoff homer and it was his t-shirt day. beckham great since coming over from tampa a month ago. dylan bundy coming off a shutout. but the bronx bomber brought the show to camden yards. star lynn castro, new york wins 7-4 and game two storm. orioles two games back in the wild card spot. >>> last time the redskins played meaningful football was 246 days ago. now the countdown is six days. instead of the one of the youngest players thinking about retiring. he wil

tonight facing stanton in the marlins. top of the seventh, bases-loaded, daniel murphy cracks one deep to left center, hops over the wall, ground rule double. to run score. nationals up 5-2. that was murphy's the night. he also homered. the final was 7-2. meanwhile, the orioles working their way up the wild card, battling the yankees. left, lines one deep to and the orioles lose this one, 7-4. the redskins had the day off today, back on the field tomorrow, but the big story over the weekend was su'a cravens attempting to retire at 22 years old. exempt/leftd on the the squad list. nobody knows what that is, but it gives cravens a month to return. cravens has not said why he wants to retire, but he did say this on snapchat. >> i don't feel like i have to explain myself. i think i need to decide what makes me happy. hate me or love me. robert: and at the u.s. open, rafael nadal and roger federer both advance to the quarterfinals. jonathan: i don't get it, what was he saying? robert: that was him saying to the people who suppo

the vehicle struck him at west newport pike in stanton last night. doctors are treating him for serious injuries and the driver remained at the scene and state police are investigating whether any charges are warned. philadelphia police are searching for the person that stole a car and crashed it and ran from the scene. this happened at 3:00 a.m. at the base of the ben franklin bridge in old city. police say that the suspect stole the keys from the house and took off in the homeowners car and the driver lost control and hit a concrete barrier and ran off. >>> another humid day outside feeling like summer again and not out of the woods as far as precipitation. a chance of pop-up storms today keep your eyes to the sky and david murphy is out on the terrace with the details from accuweather. >> so far so good. >> no sign of rain since the showers came through and after the rush. as we look at stormtracker 6 live double scan not showing you any precipitation right now. but the radar is up and running and keeping a look out because later this afternoon we

down in stanton, central shenandoah valley, still on the low side, obviously, with a lot of dense fog down there. we'll continue to warm things up. we're warming up into the low 80s by noon today. in fact, by later on this afternoon, temperatures in the mid 80s. we're going to talk about how hot it is going to get on sunday and monday. also a check in with maria. shipped back to the west, closer to the u.s. coast. the shift came out. we'll talk about that coming up in ten minutes. >> right now, we're going to talk about the aftermath of maria. this morning, puerto ricans waking up to another day without power. they've got little drinking water and a threat of a failing dam. >> a dire situation out there. hurricane maria left its mark on the island. nbc reports on puerto rico's recovery effort that is filled with a lot of danger. >> reporter: torrential rains drenched parts of puerto rico. 15 inches in some places, leaving towns underwater and swelling reservoirs. >> everybody okay in the house? >> reporter: in san juan, the mayor herself waded through flooded streets with a bull horn,

starts with -- stanton. he wants to hit 60 -- may be 61 homers. that ball is majestically gone. the catch by the fan. got three games to go for number 60. fenway park boston -- it is the astros alex bregman with the homer. the real show right there. the gentleman has a great shot and a perfect souvenir. no hands. no hands compared to that youngster right there. your concentration tends to lag this time of year. anyone want to catch that ball? that granite of the minnesota twins. going to the postseason. the st. louis cardinals eliminated from playoff contention. officially on that catch by martin. of the cubs. that would have been a game tied homer. mark masini and company out because of it. take it down to clear springs texas. that kid is clobbered. hangs onto the football with a nice sleep. happy to say he is okay. >> to you everyone. have a great night. -- see you everyone. without pg&e's assistance, without their training our collaboration with pg&e is centered around public safety. we could not do our mission to keep our community safe. anytime we are responding to a struct

stanton -- beautiful. synchronized. don't run into that big guy. he is huge. a physical specimen. here is joe panic. down the line in right. only to have a gentleman by the name of jeremy hazelbaker make that catch. that is a beautiful play. public relations and full form. brings that jet back is nachos. these days -- no scenario complete without.>> the least he could have done. those nodules probably cost $38.>> he is a fan for life.>> see you later everyone. have a great night. thank you for joining us. ♪ because everyone likes easy. sure do. because everyone is on the go. because we all like to save energy, but sometimes we slip up. reaching up. ssssh! because sometimes we want it cool at night, then toasty in the mornings. introducing the easy to use, energy saving, adjustable from everywhere, easy on the wallet and the eyes, nest thermostat e. e is for everyone. woman: so, greg, it's a lot to take in. woman 2: and i know that's hard to hear, but the doctors caught it early. hi, blake! my dad has cancer. woman: and i know how hard that is to hear. but you're in the right pla

. >>> harry dean stanton was beloved in hollywood, a died. his agent said he died of natural causes yesterday. he was in hundreds of television shows and movies, including "repo man" and "paris, texas." >>> 9:15. something good is coming from this story of cheating and baseball. major league baseball forcing two teams to pay up, to pay fines, and all the money going to hurricane relief. you probably remember these guys. the boston red sox and the new york yankees, playing each other. well, the mlb says the red sox used an apple watch to steal signs from the yankees last month. it also found that in the past, the yankees misused their dugout phones. both teams are being forced to pay something but it is not clear exactly how much. >>> indians giving a tip of the cap to the crowd. >> all right. let's stick with baseball for a moment. the streak is over, but they're thinking about how great it was. the cleveland indians finally lost a game last night winning 22 games in a row. you can see players there tipping their caps or hugging right there.

i think my mom was tired of teaching these four boys and figured, ok, public schools in the city of stanton are maybe up to a better standard, so i started going to public schools. david: you were a musician, how did you come to that? dr. collins: my dad was trained as a classical violinist. he and my mom met at yale, they went and worked for eleanor roosevelt in the depths of the depression. they were trying to help coal miners get back on their feet. my dad fell in love with the traditional music day would play, particularly the fiddle. we did not have a television. what did you do after dinner? my dad would read charles dickens out loud or we would play. if you wanted to be in the family, you better learn to play something. david: did famous musicians come to your house? dr. collins: people would drop by. the best-known was a sullen 18-year-old who showed up, brought along by a more senior, experienced folk songwriter and singer. the young 18-year-old turned out was having his birthday in our living room. he sang a few songs and had a terrible voice and no social skills and i was quite s

i think my mom was tired of teaching these four boys and figured, ok, public schools in the city of stanton are maybe up to a better standard, so i started going to public schools. david: you were a musician as well. how did you come to that? dr. collins: my dad was trained as a classical violinist. he and my mom met at yale, they went and worked for eleanor roosevelt in the depths of the depression in west virginia trying to help coal miners get back on their feet. my dad fell in love with the traditional music day would play, particularly the fiddle. -- that the coal miners would play, particularly the fiddle. we did not have a television. what did you do after dinner? my dad would read charles dickens out loud or we would play. if you wanted to be in the family, you better learn to play something. david: did famous musicians come over to your house? dr. collins: people would drop by. perhaps the best known, although not at the time was a sullen 18-year-old who showed up, brought along by a more senior, experienced folksong writer and singer. the young 18-year-old turned out was having hi

little tired of teaching these four boys at this point and figured, ok, public schools in the city of stanton are maybe up to a better standard, so i started going to public schools. david: you were a musician, you have a band or had a band, how did you come to that? dr. collins: my dad was trained as a classical violinist. but he and my mom, who met at el yale -- she was getting her masters degree, he was getting his phd, and they went and worked for eleanor roosevelt in the depths of the depression, working to help coal miners get back on their feet. my dad fell in love with the traditional music the coal miners would play, particularly the fiddle. we did not have a television. what did you do after dinner? my dad would read charles dickens out loud or we would get out instruments and play. if you wanted to be in the family, you better learn how to play something. [laughter] david: did famous musicians come to your house? dr. collins: people would drop by. the best known -- although not at the time -- was a sullen 18-year-old who showed up, brought along by a more senior, experienced. exper

to the sad news that cult american actor harry dean stanton has died aged 91. paris, texax, cool hand luke, alien and godfather ii. he often played loners and offbeat characters. he was also a talented musician, paying guitar and harmonica and singing with a tenor voice. he served in the us navy in the second world war and fought in the battle of okinawa. he died peacefully at cedars—sinai hospital in los angeles. after several days of quite cool, showery weather, only subtle changes taking place this weekend. there will be fewer showers around by the time we get to sunday. throughout the weekend, occasional sunshine. in it, it feels quite pleasant. in the showers, it feels quite cold. some quite chilly nights around, as well. perhaps a touch of frost in a few places. it is chilly because there has been a flow of air from the north. high pressure to the west of us, low pressure to the east. the air coming down from the north of these pressure systems, and it's unstable air, bringing showers. a few of the showers for western parts of wales, cornwall, devon, a

was tired of teaching these four boys at this point and figured, ok, public schools in the city of stanton are maybe up to a better standard, so i started going to public schools. david: you were a musician, you had a band, how did you come to that? dr. collins: my dad was trained as a classical violinist. he and my mom met at yale, she was getting her masters degree, he was getting his phd, and they went and worked for eleanor roosevelt in the depths of the depression, working to help coal miners get back on their feet. this was in west virginia. my dad fell in love with the traditional music they would play, the coal miners particularly the fiddle. , we did not have a television. so what did you do after dinner? either my dad would read charles dickens out loud or we would get out instruments and play. if you wanted to be in the family, you better learn to play something. [laughter] david: did famous musicians come to your house? dr. collins: people would drop by. perhaps the best-known was a sullen 18-year-old who showed up, brought along by a more senior, experienced folk songwriter an

the cult american actor harry dean stanton has died

was tired of teaching these four boys at this point and figured, ok, public schools in the city of stanton are maybe up to a better standard, so i started going to public schools. david: you were a musician, you had a band, how did you come to that? dr. collins: my dad was trained as a classical violinist. he and my mom met at yale, she was getting her masters degree, he was getting his phd, and they went and worked for eleanor roosevelt in the depths of the depression, working to help coal miners get back on their feet. this was in west virginia. my dad fell in love with the traditional music they would play, the coal miners, particularly the fiddle. we did not have a television. so what did you do after dinner? either my dad would read charles dickens out loud or we would get out instruments and play. if you wanted to be in the family, you better learn to play something. [laughter] david: did famous musicians come to your house? dr. collins: people would drop by. perhaps the best-known was a sullen 18-year-old who showed up, brought along by a more senior, experienced folk songwriter and