. >> translator: last night all of a sudden we lost the electricity andight after that water came into my home and the first floor was inundated in a flash. i had to wait until morning. >> over 10,000 housolds were without electricity either because of the floods or to prevent electric leakage. the city hall in the most heavily damaged city of joso also lost power. so officials had begun -- had been unable to use telephones and computer network systems. there isn't enough food and other supplies at some shelters as thousands of people fled their homes. local volunteers here provided evacuees with handmade rice balls and clothes. >> translator: i'm so glad because we didn't have breakfast today. >> torrential rainfall also caused damage in neighboring tochigi prefecture. a land sliend in kanuma city. another man who fell into a storm drain was rescued but later died. at least 10,000 households lost water supply. trucks are helping the areas. many are dropping by to fill their containers. >> translator: i can't take bath. i can't wash. it's very inconvenient. >> translator: i want a norm

. >> pope francis was everywhere this week andight hollywood was loving it. eva lon gore why and roamy downy posted a pick outside the wlous. maria shriver posing children. kirstie alley tweeting i love pope francis. and pope francis might be my celebrity crush.with >> what is so exciting, here is why, think about the pope and what he does. he is a story teller. telling the greatest sfortory of our time, how we can be better people. >> father dave dwyer tracking the pontiff's every move. >> what i heard people say is that under pope francis people of all various levels of society from celebrities to someone not known at all, feel more confident and more comfortable talking about their catholic faith. they seem to be more proud to be a catholic >> nbc news tweeted this pick of nuns tailgating. >> truly once in a lifetime moment for this pope. his first visit to the united states ever. >> a day of momentous appearances for pope francis. at the 9/11 memorial and museum. before that,, united nations where actor daniel craig watched his speech. donald trump and hi

crews have in trying to write the bus andight pull it back towards the grassy area.he word is no one was hurt and all the children got out safely. it is not yet clear how this happened but stay with us. 7 on your side. jonathan: can you imagine that phone call to your boss? a big honor for three americans at the right place at the right time. spencer stone received the purple heart in the airman's medal. otis gotst alex scarl the soldier's medal for noncombat heroism. --hony sadler wondered received the civilians award. >> i want to make sure that having talked to them on the phone after the event that had a chance to shake their hands in what iand tell them think the effort from a lot of people. they represent the very best of america. jonathan: if they look tired it is because they are making the rounds. they are doing all the fun stuff and deservedly so. they rushed the gunman who tried opening fire with an ak-47 on a train in france. they had been credited with saving countless lives. alison: they deserve all that attention and recognition. many students in kinde

on the eve of pope francis' first visit to the united states, both sides of this country left andight looking to his holiness to bolster their own political positions. what else is new? >> let me finish with my few words from my aunt eleanor. if you don't think seize the trip when you think aarp, then you don't know "aarp". get inspired with aarp travel. plan and book your trip online and get hot travel tips from the pros. find more real possibilities at aarp.org/possibilities. we heard you got a job as a developer!!!!! its official, i work for ge!! what? wow... yeah! okay... guys, i'll be writing a new language for machines so planes, trains, even hospitals can work better. oh! sorry, i was trying to put it away... got it on the cake. so you're going to work on a train? not on a train...on "trains"! you're not gonna develop stuff anymore? no i am... do you know what ge is? >>> carly fiorina was the clear winner of last week's debate. trump holds a commanding lead in the race at 29% which is up seven points since august. carson has 14% which is up four points since august. fiorina is

andights at brandy station wrote that he delivered the saber stroke so beautiful -- i'm paraphrasing here -- it nearly cleaved the head of a union soldier off his shoulders in one stroke. he wrote, these accounts of bayonet fights are current after every general engagement. my spirits goes, rarely bayonet fights occur and exist only in imagination -- experience goes, rarely bayonet fights occur and exist only in imagination. he could not find any. thing that the common soldier of the rank-and-file is pose with bayonets, because it makes them look very warlike. when i was putting this together i realized -- i'm sure there's others. i can't think of anybody who is documented to have bayoneted anybody during the civil war who we have a picture of. the rushr of the 11th to protect the city, on may 24, 1861, he accompanied his colonel across the potomac into alexandria, where the enter the marshall house hotel to take down a large banner on the roof. and get sent to the roof it's a huge flag. it takes them a while to cut it down. they are coming down the steps. ellsworth has this in both