augustine summer.ds of brittany tavar had been unable to reach for for several days. >> everyone that knows brittany knows she would never take up and leave like that without telling me. >> so brittany's family, frantic but far away in opposite corners of the country called a lock smith. asked brittany's friends to go inside her house, have a look around and the place seemed perfectly normal. except one or two little things didn't quite make sense. >> there was some anomalies, the air-conditioning was blasting. she would never leave it blasting. >> there was one more thing. it wasn't something wrong. it was just a little too right. one of the friends who searched brittany's house was tim martin, the man brittany had been dating. >> she was unorganized, but the house was very clean so looked like maybe somebody was going somewhere. >> somebody had fixed the place up. >> yes. >> the good news was everything was tidy. there was no sign of a crime scene. the bad news is the home looked too clean. >> certai

historians have argued about the causes of the fall of the roman empire ever since it happened when saint augustine wrote that the empire had been part of god's divine plan for the furtherance of christianity through the world that it had now fulfilled its historical purpose. modern scholars have found political, material, economic, social reasons for the decline, but have been most impressed by the spiritual crisis which swept through all roman classes in the fourth century and is marked by the breakdown of the social, ethical and religious concepts which had bound the classical world view together. the roman empire had brought to its rulers inconceivable wealth as we can still see today in its vast building projects. but the rights of individual people to moral fulfillment had never been met. so the rise of christianity, the superseding of the great pagan temples of rome-- like this one of antoninus pius-- by christian churches, marks a fundamtal sht the western story into the inner life, towards personal salvation. the successors of the roman empire would be the barbarians-- angles, saxons, fran

the club is following in the footsteps of the augustine national golf club in georgia which was under a lot of pressure to accept female members. one of the first members was former secretary of state condoleezza rice. a lot of scottish media focusing on this, saying that st. andrews has leapfrogged a century or two into the present. lots of scottish media applauding this change. >> change comes, even if it must be slow. walking us through the reactions to the scottish referendum. or is going to be coming as the results came in early this friday morning. thank you for that. it is time for a sports roundup. take a look. >> the french striker has been banned for his headbutt. the 34-year-old will be unable to return until february 22 of next year. a point for europe league group stage fixtures. after a five-year absence, the german side wolfsburg. everton is on their way. there are few to speak of in group f. the one strike. [indiscernible] [indiscernible] group k. a hat trick put the game out of reach. [indiscernible] the italians on target. a german cyclist is broken the record. it ne

augustine bruno is given a mortgage free home during the 2014 faces of valor fundraiser and ceremonyn camden. and operation home front hosted the evening and the non-profit organization supports the troops by providing emergency assistance and moral support to military families and to the returning wounded. and bruno is medically retired from the army and is currently living with his parents. >> i feel excited and i have -- i have no idea who to tell fist or call. i can't call niblet. probably mom. >> air gas incorporated made a $300,000 donation to operation home front and the money will be given out in 100,000 increments over 3 years. >> still to come open "action news" tonight growing threat the cia says number of isis fighters has tripled since beginning of summer and plus mystery illness sick nz a dozen children and now tests are being done to see ft. worry some virus spread to this area and the story everybody is checking out tonight on 6abc.com we'll hear from two local sisters who gave birth just hours apart. cecily. >> today's warm, humid air is pushed out. i have fall like

augustine rows sat tow ran to help the wounded boy. >> he was all excited and i couldn't calm him downas please, sir, don't let me die, don't let me die. >> the boy was treated at saint christopher's hospital and released. investigators are urging anyone with any information on the shooting to call them. >>> happening today, mayor michael nutter will sign a bill to make it easier for nursing mothers in the workplace. the bill will make it illegal for businesss to refuse to provide adequate time for new mothers to express or pump breast milk while on the job. those who plan to be at the signing include the executive director of the maternity care coalition. >> time for your first look at business. home depot is investigating a possible hack attack that may have led to a major credit card breach. yet another one. the batch of stolen credit and debit numbers are already for sale on the black-market. banks say they believe the suspicious activity startd in late april or early may. >>> the breech may be even bigger than that target attack last fall. experts urge consumers to go to bank -- t

augustine ross sat tow ran to help the wounded boy. >> he was all excited and i couldn't calm him down. he was please sir, don't let me die, don't let me die. >> the boy was treated at saint christopher's hospital and released. investigators are urging anyone with information on the shooting to call them. >> new this morning a delaware neighborhood is keeping an eye out for burglars breaking in in broad daylight. wilmington police say the thefts have occurred over the past few weeks in the hedgeville section of the city. they're getting in through first floor doors and windows. so far officers do not have a description of the suspects. anybody with information is urged to call the wilmington police 911 center. >> less floridian today. >> yesterday it sounded and felt like new orleans because there was cicadas. it was like cool hand luke. storm tracker 6 -- got to be a little older to get that one but that's what it felt like. storm tracker 6 right now shows you there's no precipitation after last night's deluge in some neighborhoods and rumbles of thunder. as we take a look outside we

the calm eye of the storm took two hours to pass over state augustine as more than 30,000 people tooknd hospitals along the coast. >> in state augustine, much of the beach is lost to erosion. one section of the sea shore just disappeared. in savannah beach georgia, the most 15 miles inland so people can balance. if you today put it no t.o. a vote, dora is the most unpopular girl in town.

i have a resolution here adopted by the county commissioner's court and judge of saint augustine county and they state the obvious. be it resolved that saint augustine county strongly opposes the new rule to define waters of the united states and that it increases the need for burdensome and costly permitting -- permitting requirements, infringes on private property rights and circumvents the legislative process, thus the will of the people. be it further resolved that congress, not federal agencies, make the laws and therefore any such change in jurisdictional power of the federal government should only occur as a result of passage of federal legislation. we have a power grab in this administration. it goes on and on. that's why it is so critical to rein in his bill, to the e.p.a. in this effort at an oligarchy or actually a monarchy where we just have rules spoken into law, breathed into law in bureaucratic back rooms, taking private property rights away. this needs to be dealt with on the floor and that's what this house, republican majority, is trying to do. when it comes to the tal

army veteran augustine bruno was given the the key to his mortgage-free home. up to make this dream happen. he checked out his new place and can't wait to share his space with his through kids. >> i can develop that family bond that was kind of missing because i was gone, and get to see my kids again and have them be here with me. it's a good feeling to own a piece of land from the same place that sent me. >> he joined the military in 2002 to serve his country. he retired from the army in 2008. he suffers from post traumatic stress disorder. >>> next on nbc 10 news at 5:00, we have breaking developments in the beating of a same-sex couple in philadelphia. >>> arrest warrants have just been issued in the case. who police are searching for and who the attack is helping to change, and how the attack is helping to change state law. sheena? >> and a beautiful, cool start to fall, but now i'm tracking some rain before the week is over and a warm-up. i'll show you the timing on all of this coming up. >> stopping isis, we take a closer look at the five countries lendin

augustine. minister for foreign affairs of liberia. >> madam president, distinguished of the u.n. security council, deputy security job, dr. chan, dr. navarro, excellencies, distinguished ladies and gentlemen, i bring you greetings from her excellency, president of liberia as well as from liberians both at home and abroad. liberia commend you, madam president, and other members of the council for elevating the ebola crisis onto the agenda of this august body, and bring into sharp focus order of international action. we hope that today's deliberations will spur a response from the global community commensurate with the speed and intensity of the ebola outbreak. until 22nd of march, 2014 when the ebola virus invaded our country and begin to wreak havoc in a small city that sits along an area adjoining library, guinea and sierra leone, the liberia people -- stomach have been enjoying the dividends of peace achieved in 2003, following 14 years of blood and civil conflict. during these years of calm, we have succeeded in institutionalizing a democratic culture, and begun to take some s

. >> reporter: augustine says that's what a nine year old boy told him after being grazed in the head by a bullet in tacony. hit by gunfire as he was leaving the library with his sister and mother. >> she's putting her four year old in the car when shots rank it the corner. one shot fired i took cover. the next shot that was fired hit the child. >> he was yelling and screaming, he felt something. >> reporter: witnesses sat the boy in the car and applied pressure to his wound while calling police. >> just said to him, everything will be all right, boy. help is on the way. >> it was very moving moment. he is special toll me. i'm a dad, you know. i got boys, too. >> reporter: the boy treated and released from the hospital and police say he was not the intended target. >> from what we understand there were guys in a car behind me and shooting across the street. >> reporter: vest gathers searching for the shooter who could have made things a lot worse. >> total disregard for human life. this is a very busy stretch of the neighbor. >> what are we doing here? this is brotherly love, for real

the calm eye of the storm took two hours to pass over state augustine as more than 30,000 people tookchools and hospitals along the coast. >> in state augustine, much of the beach is lost to erosion. one section of the sea shore just disappeared. in savannah beach georgia, the most 15 miles inland so people can balance. if you today put it no t.o. a vote, dora is the most unpopular girl in townto war. also the connection between the white house and the cia, dating back to president harry truman. former defense secretary leon panetta led a discussion with former presidential advisors and chiefs of staff about the presidential decision-making process. each detailed their own relationship with their presidency served and their time in the white house. from the panetta institute for public policy, this is an hour and 45 minutes. >> thank you, thank you all very much. and i welcome all of you to our final forum of our lecture series this year. our theme as you all know is looking at 100 years since world war 1, 2014, 1914, an awful lot of history has occurred during that time. and to onana

hypothesis and so they went to the first marine part in an area which was marine and land saint augustine, florida. this was already very popular traction and americans were for the first time fallen in love with wearing animals. previous to this, nobody cared. i can tell you in an 1840s nobody cared about whales or dolphins. people barely went into the ocean. they would go to the beach and waiting a few inches. when they started bringing these into marine parks, they weren't instant station in america was started falling in love with marine mammals and so was the navy because what they discovered was not only did they eco-locate, but the echo locate with infinitely more precision and sophistication band the navy had evolved in the technology. the whales and dolphins have evolved this site allergy over 40 million years of evolution. they have lived in this totally acoustic environment. so that you can imagine, the ocean was 100 feet, totally tired. if you don't have sound, if you can't master sound commuter lunch. they succeeded in the oceans, became the top predator in virtually every ar

augustine, florida. i like that. i heard you talking about the swag. they are liking with middle school. i'm like yes. this is my tribe. these are my people. so from one middle school educator to many of you in the audience, i commend you. i know the work you do day in and day out in middle school arena. thank you for being here. i'm excited to have this conversation today with our panelists. i'm going to hop right into it and introduce our panelists and let them wave so you know who they are. starting with rochelle collins. 7th grade humanity teacher here at jefferson acad pli. natalie gordon, principal here at jefferson. we have a stem special education teacher from manhattan, new york. megan dunn, first grade teacher and coach at tugman elementary in d.c. and again, i'm so excited to be here. way want to have a very open, honest and candne candid dialog. these topics impact our teaching everyday. i want to start the conversation with meagan. i apologize, she lost her voice. it is already the beginning of theier and she's just so excited that she los

in saint augustine, much of the beach was lost to erosion. 160-foot section disappeared. if you had to put it to a vote, dora was the most unpopular girl in town. >> tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern, oregon state university professor mercer chapelle chapelle -- marissa discusses the civil rights and the war on poverty. that is on lectures in history, our program that takes you inside classes across the country for lectures ranging from the american revolution from 9/11. you are watching american history tv on c-span 3. 200 years ago this summer during the war of 1812, british soldiers invaded washington, d.c. on august 24, 1814 and set fire to the white house and u.s. capitol building. president james madison and first lady dolley madison fled the city. historiansouse discuss tonight. discusses the portrait of george washington, saved by dolley madison. house historical historical society hosted the event. >>

augustine rosada ran to help the wounded boy. >> law all excited and i couldn't calm him down.r, don't let me die, don't let me die. >> the boy was treated at saint christopher's hospital for children and released. investigators are urging anyone with information on this shooting to call them. >> new at 6:30 a trip to the casino landed a father from new york behind bars in bethlehem. he's accused of leaving his two young daughters locked in a car outside sands casino over the weekend. police said wong tried to deny that the girls belonged to him. his daughters ages three and five are now in the custody of a northampton county children and youth. >> 6:37 now and what do we have in store in accuweather? >> it's going to be warm but not as hot as yesterday and not as humid. storm tracker 6 live double scan shows now precipitation and as we take a look outside we do have bright conditions building off the coast of atlantic city. we see some sunshine mixing with some early clouds and those clouds are going to give way to a fair amount of sunshine as we roll through the day. 73 degre

he's karlstad's latest >> : search for 24 rolled augustine that reno has been unusual alliance betweenr county public health this attorney and terrace apartment. and here come five years first time i was involved in any criminal case for working with public health. arrest warrants issued for is a parade of for cutting off his gps banca bracelet failing to take his prescribed medication. public health has been testing anyone coming close contact with soprano for to be including former field workers. all share of the park and just try and find him. sheriff's department has gone out to his residence where he lived interviewed his roommate who said that he fled mexico. we also went to some of his family's public concern area area and also told us that he went to mexico. now international manhunt unconcern of the side of the border due to the brain as extreme contagious condition. this morning we were at a conference call with pro- government cdc and made aware of our findings as where we think he is in mexico their contacts the mexican authorities can will good to them to go out there and

the calm eye of the storm took two hours to pass over state augustine as more than 30,000 people took schools and hospitals along the coast. >> in state augustine, much of the beach is lost to erosion. one section of the sea shore just disappeared. in savannah beach georgia, the most 15 miles inland so people can balance. if you today put it no t.o. a vote, dora is the most unpopular girl in town. >> secretary pa netta led a discussion with former presidential advisers and chief of staff.discus about the presidential decision making process.si they detail their own relationship with the president and have done their time in the white house. this is 1:45. >> thank you. very thank you all very much. i welcome all of you to our final forum of our lecture series this year. ouour th >> our theme as you all know isn looking at hahng years since wa world war i. 2014, 1914, an awful lot of history has occurred during that time. aep to analyze changes made, we looked at war and peace and the changes in that arena we look at the role of d at government and we also look at issue of freedom versu

augustine high school, attended southern university, master's degree in theology from christian bible college in louisiana, celebrating 19 years of service to new orleans and to louisiana. and i put the rest of the statement in the record and yield the floor. a senator: madam president? the presiding officer: the senator from louisiana. mr. vitter: thank you, madam president. madam president, very recently the u.s. house of representatives passed on a bipartisan basis h.r. 3522, the employee health care protection act by congressman bill castle. this bipartisan act that passed the house would keep the president's core promise throughout the obamacare debate when he told every american, quu like the health care -- if you like the health care coverage you have, you can keep it. period, end of story. i'm bringing this up in the senate because it is vital that the president and everyone who made that pledge keep that promise, and this bill enacted into law would do that. again, the bill is limited, focused and straightforward. it lets small businesses and workers keep their health care co