leaving behin part of the family she created here. maya rodriguez, nbc news. >>> one of the country's best-known college football macoaches ed side lined tonight, as ohio state university launches an investigation into how much head coach urban meyer knew about allegations of domestic violence against a former assistant coach. now we're hearing new comments from both men. nbc's gadi schwartz ose details. >> reporter: it was a day of two simultaneous bombshells for buckeye nation. >> i've never hit her, i've never beat her, nothing. >> reporter: former assistant coach zach spitz saking out to espn about his ex-wife's allegations of domestic violence and these pictures released by her. >> anything that ppened to her body was all justefensive movements to remove myself fro the situation. >> reporter: at the same time friday, ohio state's famed head coach urban meyer acknowledgie ining he did know about the allegations, contrary to what he told this is what he said about the allegations a week ago. >> i was never told about anything. neve

first molette green takes a look back at theth history behin restaurant recognized by so many across the country. >> six decades sizzling on the grill. still in highdemand. properly dressed original chili half smoke. ben's chili bolla mark lowe indication. >> think of all the things that have happened over six decades. we've been here through the window looking out on to the rety. >> his s, ben and virginia ali opened the restaurant in 1958. it that riefd along the corridor known as black broadway. many busesses here were left in ruins after the riots. ben's was the only to stay open during a cuew. survived that and other turmoil. including a heroin and crack cocaine epidemic and deep economic slump in this part of town. ben's customers kt ordering the half smokes on u street prompting a move to now change the seet nam on this stretch. b we have to change it. ben's hasn here all these years and taken care of >> mom will be 85. it's special for us to celebrate her. >> 60 years at this location servingp history as a d.c. legend. motte green, news 4. >> we could dedicate a whole show to

a little behin thecenes here tonight. let's talk about this weather. it is fantastic. a hint of fall in the air right now. it's going to be even coolerow tomomorning. so take a look at your weather .eadlines. gorgeous tomorr not only because it's friday. we have low humidity, plenty of sunshine. comfortable temperatures in the forecast. nice weather for the weekends. dry both saturday and sunday. xt week, well, we lose this fall-like feel and start to trk a heatwave. it's hot and humid. feeling like 100 degrees or even warmer monday, tuesday and wednesday. now currently our t tperatures suburbs are in the 50s and 60s. 63 in lwesburg a as frederick. 71 right now in washington and tomorrow morning at the bus stop, it'ses reng. 64 here in the district. 50s in the suburbs. al sunshine fromtart to finish tomorrow. really nice at recess. going out y onr lunch break with the temperature around 80. at pickup, sunny skies and a temperature of 85. the perfect weather for getting tdoors, your friday night perfect for grilling out or walk with nice long the dog in the neighborhood

kpix 5's christin ayers with the unusual item the thief left behin. >> they stole all of it. >>> reporter: hayward city council candidate posted the video saturday not long after she noticed her car had been broken into and ransacked. >> there are finger marks all over the trunk and then when it popped open, that's when i realized that my campaign literature was taken. >> reporter: roughly $1,000 worth of campaign flyers and business cards stolen along with notebooks full of campaign strategy. the thief overlooked valuables inside the car including sunglasses, a coach bag and money. >> you know, you do feel violated. you feel specifically attacked. >> reporter: she has been making waves in the hayward city council race. she is young and adept at raising money. in four months her campaign brought in $42,000 more than double that raised by two incumbents combined. now she says she is getting more attention not all of it positive. >> these campaigns should be about the issues. >> reporter: dean wallace executive committee member for the california democratic party says that sounds like an in

at one point parking a and unning alongside and behin her. >> mollie grabbeder phone and said i'm going to call the police. she took off running. he chased her down. he says at some poi and time he blacked out. >> reporter: officials said he was driving and realized heut her in the trunk. he then dragged her into a corn field. no motive was given forhe killing. >> it seems he followed her and seemed to be drawn to her o that particular day and far whatever, he chose to abduct her. >> reporter: this tragicin e won they hoped they'd never have to face. ristian is being held on a $1 million bond. during the autopsy that was found tuesday. theyaid they employed him for four years and he was an employee in good standing and hefhe vetted.perly >>> a dramatic scene inside a colorado courtroom as the man accused o killing his entire family herd har his charges. the father whom you just saw sobbed as charges were read against his son-in-law. re's charged with nine koupcoun include first-d murder. he denies that. he says he killed his waife in rage whed he discovehe strangled their two daughters

d> detectives say he shot the victim behin the mcdonald's in fredericksburg around 2:00 yesterday. officers tracked him down in some nearbynd woods a that's where they say he tookis own life. the victim's name hasn't been released, but we're told she and ellis knew each other. she's still listed in critical condition. >>> theather of an 11-month-old was gunned down in broad daylight as children played in prince george's county. 23-year-old lamont adare jr. wat in seat pleasant yet afternoon. grieving family members and neighbors gathered at the crime. sc they say he was a well-known basketball player in the area. he was headed to china next month in fact to play overseas. his mother is devastated. >>pa feel . i've got a void in my heart because my son iso longe here. >> they have a son that is less than 1 year old so he'll only remember his father through facebook video or videos of him playing basketball. >> detectives urge a one with information about the shooting to call prince george's county police. ew this morning, three people are facing charges after an ear morning crime sp

both are making wildly different claims we find on what's behine rapid-fire spread of the fires. >> to begin with the federal government and california authorities are already at odds over how best to use the states of water allocation. the state water control board is about to vote on the planet would preserve more water for endangered fish and other uses that would please environmentalists. the fed say that plan will take water away from farmers, which it well. but for two days running, president trump has taken it a step further, scolding governor jerry brown and state officials saying their misuse of water is hurting the state's firefighting effort. "california wildfires have been magnified and made so much worse by the bad environmental laws which are not allowing massive amounts of readily available water to be properly utilized. it is being diverted into the pacific ocean. must also tree clear to stop fire from spreading." but the deputy chief of california's department of forestry and fire protection because the president's first argument hogwash, saying "we have plenty of wate

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the genius behine, now the most profitable company the woknd has ever own. >> and it's gotten incredibly good. >> reporter: but behind his brash publicpeona, a dark past explored on the big screen. >> my dad named a computer after me. >> i'm not your -- >> reporter: steve jobs is a father depicted in aaron sorkin 2015 film chronicling the late tech icon. >> so, when you're a father, that's what's supposed to be the best part of you, and it's caused me twoecades of agony, steve, that it isor you the worst. >> reporter: now for the first time, his first daughter, lisa brennan jobs, is talking about the man sxc knew inpts from her new book "small fry" appearing in "vanity fair." she describes a father who after she was bn told me "it's not my kid" until a dna test and a court order forced him to pay child support, $385 per month, which he increased to $500, she wrote, adding four days afternt the agreeas finalized. apple went public and her father was worthore than $200 million. lisa, who lived with her motheri deng her father as aloof, kurt, and stingy. hen she visited him as a teenager, s