reporter anthony johnson of our sister station wabc complains. >> reporter: take a close look because todd is a life-size doll. but at a quick glance todd appears to be an infant in distress in a hot car. >> when he came out, there was a todd and the ambulance and they broke the window thinking there was a baby in there. it wasn't a baby it was a doll. >> kitty said her 2-year-old granddaughter left the doll in the car seat. when the ambulance corps arrived they had to make a split-second decision so they broke the drivers side window to save the doll. >> i saw the doll, it looked real. >> reporter: kitty flits can todd is life like, but since she has a busted window, she wishes business the emergency responders would have taken a closer look. >> the doll is there. >> rescue going kids from hot cars is a major concern. so much so police in philadelphia put out this harsh warning in twitter about handling cases where kids are hit in hot cars, they won't hesitate to bust the window. >> seconds are paramount, this is between the baby breathing not breathing. >> you can replace a window,

man: our first notation of anthony johnson essentially defines him as "antonio the negro." gates: i've always wanted to tell their history: 5 centuries in the making. it's a living history, and i've traveled around the country... and across the globe to chronicle it. as-salaam-alaikum. did any of you receive wealth inherited from the slave trade? gates: black people changed american society. america probably wouldn't have much of a popular culture without black people. we blackified it. we took everything anmade it, like, made it better. mmm. you're a good cook, man. gates: black people redefined the american dream.

the world cup in spain, we look back at my past conversations with magic johnson, charles barclay, lebron james and carmelo anthony think that i had the best overall game. >> charlie: you're thinking about going to the basket now. are you also thinking about who was there that you could pass off to? >> i react to what they do. they've got to give me something. they can't stop everything. >> instead of grabbing it offensive rebound and shooting it, i'm going to pass it back out, and i kept doing that. so now those kids got a chance to score, and that taught me a valuable lesson of leading even at that time. >> charlie: yeah.

the world cup in spain, we look back at my past conversations with magic johnson, charles barclay, lebron james and carmelo anthony. >> i think that i had the best overall game. >> charlie: you're thinking about going to the basket now. are you also thinking about who was there that you could pass off to? >> i react to what they do. they've got to give me something. they can't stop everything. >> instead of grabbing it offensive rebound and shooting it, i'm going to pass it back out, and i kept doing that. so now those kids got a chance to score, and that taught me a valuable lesson of leading even at that time. >> charlie: yeah. i'm big on space. i'm big on trading space. i know if i get a certain amount of space, then i have a chance to put the ball in the hole, and that's the scoring mentality. >> i can remember just five years ago going to china and just recently being there a few weeks ago, how the game has just broadened in just five years. it's huge. >> i think the simplest way to say it is to learn your lessons. if you make a mistake or something worked for you, that's got to go in your memory bank so next

other than captain ron johnson reaching out to the family pretty much breaking ranks and embracing -- >> unfortunately i have to jump in here because we have lost the audio from anthony gray, attorney of the family of michael brown. mr. gray, if you can still hear me, i'm sorry we lost your audio. it dropped out completely there. we'll try to get you back. thank you very much for being with us tonight, sir. i have to say, on the left side of your screen there, what you are seeing is police vehicles out on the streets in ferguson, missouri, right now. it's about 8:30 local time. i can't say whether or not these are equivalent numbers or if this is an equivalent mood to what we are seeing this time last night. it's been a big day of developments in this case, including another officer-involved shooting a few miles away from the site of the shooting of michael brown. we'll be keeping an eye on these live shots, and we've got further news ahead. stay with us. jill's social security number to open credit cards, destroying jill's credit and her dream of retirement. every year, millions of americans just like you learn that a little personal information in the wrong hands c

other than captain ron johnson reaching out to the family pretty much breaking ranks and embracing -- >> unfortunately i have to jump in here because we have lost the audio from anthonyray, attorney of the family of michael brown. mr. gray, if you can still hear me, i'm sorry we lost your audio. it dropped out completely there. we'll try to get you back. thank you very much for being with us tonight, sir. i have to say, on the left side of your screen there, what you are seeing is police vehicles out on the streets in ferguson, missouri, right now. it's about 8:30 local time. i can't say whether or not these are equivalent numbers or if this is an equivalent mood to what we are seeing this time last night. it's been a big day of developments in this case, including another officer-involved shooting a few miles away from the site of the shooting of michael brown. we'll be keeping an eye on these live shots, and we've got further news ahead. stay with us. ups is a global company, but most of our employees live in the same communities that we serve. people here know that our operations have an impact locally. we're using more natural gas vehicles than ever before. the t

of anthony lake and various other people on the american side, was that as long as the united states was withdrawing troops, which it then was committed to do beginning in the last year of the johnson administration -- the vietnamese -- north vietnamese had no innocent tonight negotiate a serious agreement, and negroponte had the job of being an interpreter during the day and writing long dispatches to washington at night. which he found rather exhausting, after a couple of years of this, he was given a sabbatical and spent nine months at the hoover institution in stanford as the diplomat in resident. while at the hoover institution he wrote four or five papers that really are the most important and in some respects the only expressions of his personal point of view as to these matters. and his essential view about the vietnam war was that the united states could not possibly succeed because it was fighting a limited war which presented no existential threat to the north vietnamese government, and were working to take over the south. what was going on was of course exacerbated by the rather extraordinary analysis of the situation on the part of the american commander, general westm