augustine. and that's where kara franker is. she's a travel blogger. hi! >> hi. >> on september 8th, st. augustine celebrated its 450th anniversary, making it older than any permanent settlement on the u.s. mainland. but most people don't know that. why not? >> most people don't realize that st. augustine is the oldest city because we learn british and english traditions in school. so we learn about jamestown. we learn about plymouth. but st. augustine was actually founded in 1565, and that was 42 years before jamestown. >> the first european to arrive where you are was ponce de leon. he called it "flowery land," giving the area the current name, florida. was he really looking for the fountain of youth? >> well, that's an interesting debate for the historians, because, you know, they tend to say he wasn't looking for the fountain of youth. there's not really a lot of evidence to actually come to that conclusion. but it is legend. it is folklore. it's something that we like to talk a lot about he

augustine?i would reiterate that and include once again utilizing the success of the star behavioral health program to implement this for veterans it's been proven to be effective and i think we can replicate this for veterans. >> very good. ms. augustine, you spoke about the progress we have been made in the homelessness in the v.a. and that we are moving in the right direction. the west l.a. plan, you know , up, -- you know, having a strong community for veterans needs which seems to be, you know, something that, you know, is very beneficial. are there other areas of the country where you feel like the same ability, other locations, would be effective? >> i'd be happy to provide your office with specific locations that our members have expressed concern. i don't have any in front ofme, but i would be happy to get to your office about what the members are telling us. >> thank you. the rest of you guys? >> specifically, south dakota, we're looking at some really great land out there. south dakot

miss augustine, in the v.a. voiced opposition to s-717 with concerns of legal credentially privacy issues, tell me a little bit, have your organizations looked into this as far as what it would take, as far as credentially and this and that? can you comment a little further about that particular bill? >> we haven't specifically looked into the credentially issue because we understand that v.a. does have a good credentialing program in place. however, this bill was very comprehensive as we discussed earlier on in the testimony. and the american legion knows that the current need is not being met. and we support any legislation that seeks to increase that need. we supported the choice act. we did support the choice act as a template to see where the v.a. needed some additional resources. and these are the types of pieces of legislation that are starting to address that. and what was what came out of the choice act. >> i was say using this behavioral project as a model has been proven to be effective and we can rep

another was new in augustine's judge, the just retired of the circuit court.nother one was john tucker dorsey, a lawyer from marietta and a representative in the state legislature. he was the chairman of the prison subcommittee of the georgia legislature. the chair manufacturing company from a prominent family, former governor joseph brown, and fred morris, lawyer and brave man, interesting man who had played football for the university of georgia. men set out to execute leo frank. and they appointed several lieutenants to run the lynch party, and the chief lieutenants were the man in charge of the content he chain gang, and he was named so because he had a dark complexion. he was a pretty tough character. he carried a bullwhip coiled on his shoulder. someone who knew him told me he could get with them down on the chain gang and george danielle was the other leader, he had a jewelry store here on the square. they picked the 25 to 30 men who would serve as muscle. and then they ran the show once the lynch party left marietta to pick up leo frank. host: describe

augustine. nbc10.com, call or next your vote to 610-624-4111. we'll announce the winner on nbc 10 news at 11:00. >>> this is nbc 10 news. >> here's an idea, stopping domestic violence before it happens. that's the goal of a new project in gloucester county. >> a special tithed team will be out in the community trying to predict future problems. south jersey reporter cyndey long is live with more on what they plan to do. >> reporter: jacqueline and jim, this is going to be a very aggressive program in gloucester township. it was unveiled at timber creek high school today in part in honor of a 2000 graduate, her name is amy gerard, she graduated here in 2007. gerard was killed in philadelphia last summer. 2014. she was a nurse and this by a man that she only knew for a couple of months. dignitaries here as gloucester the county prosecutor announced violence. hiviv, home-involved violence strategies. four goals, first two officers, both detectives, will work only to respond and investigate domestic violence incidents during peak hours when it occur

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mainland very sus stachlt augustine , coatesville at westchester. we'll have results for you on thursday. i just checked. wait a minute right now. coatesville/westchester east leading. almost a tie now. >> tracy and i play fantasy high school football. >> play fantasy high school football? okay. >> we don't know the players. but it's fun and cheap. >> set your roster now. >> thank you chris. nbc 10 news at 6:00 starts right now. >>> a murder in philadelphia sends shock waves and concern to the city's lgbt community. >>> fafr averted. efforts to e cure a dam in flood ravaged south carolina are successful but there' still much to be done before life gets back to normal. >>> and we're an hour away from sunrise. we have another beautiful day on the way today. it is just about 6:00 a.m. good morning. i'm tracy davidson. >> i think it's going to be the best day of the week. let's get to meteorologist will henley. >> that's the right attitude, vai. the clouds are on the move. they're preventing the temperatures from cooling down like they did yesterday mor

despite a lot of sunshine, augustine gusty breeze will make it hold. good morning, kevin. kevin: good morning. we started early on friday morning and see how the commute plays out -- so far, so good. overnight, workers had all lanes shut down a 93, but southbound is now moving well. northbound had shut down. i did see a couple cars but it looks like that is all reopened. still a couple work crews out there, in the process of clearing out. the brighton tolls, further south crews are picking up. 128 in the process of picking up up toward route nine. overnight crews, that ramp to the mass pike is still sat down -- still shut down the willie reopened around 5:00 at the latest. looking good on all roadways. emily: breaking overnight, a -- also breaking in france, at least 40 people are dead following a collision between a bus and a truck. this happened near the city of bordeaux in the southwest part of the country around 7:30 a.m. local time. police say the bus, carrying mostly elderly people, went up in flames. breaking overnight, a violent scene in brighton. a man found dead

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early vote, this week's choices main lansdale versus saint augustine, potsgrove versus spring-ford. a tight race now. go to nbc10.com. call the number on the screen as well. 610-624-4111. voting closes tomorrow. bea we'll announce the winner tomorrow. >>> flyers open tomorrow in tampa. time to hit the ice. team on the practice ice before shipping south. head coach asked if it's an advantage to start on the road. >> i think there's some good things, you get on the road with the guys. i think you can have a good, sharp focus and it's got to be us against everybody going into that building. >> that's it for sports. i'm danny pommells from comcast sportsnet. >>> nice day head. >> more clouds tomorrow. temperatures in the 70s, low 70s. friday, that's when we have more rain moving. grab the umbrella. into the weekend, that's a cold front bringing rain. we clear out saturday. perfect football weather sunday. look at high temperature across the weekend, mid-60s. you might need a light jacket through the afternoon. then back into the 70s as we go into next week. not too bad. >> not at all. f

augustine. you can log on and vote or text your vote to 61062446111.we continue to follow breaking news this morning. two philadelphia police officers injured in a crash. their patrol car hit a tree. we'll have a live update on their condition, next. >>> and the nonpresidential candidate that everyone is talking about. will he or won't he run? why we may know his plans very soon. your immune system doesn't work the way it did when rock was young. so we made fluzone high-dose vaccine... for people 65+. with a high high higher dose of antigen... it's significantly more effective than fluzone vaccine in preventing flu. fluzone high-dose vaccine is approved for people 65 and older. it's not for anyone who's had a severe allergic reaction to any vaccine component, including eggs, egg products, or to a prior dose of any flu vaccine. tell your doctor if you've ever had guillain-barré syndrome. side effects include pain swelling and redness at the injection site; muscle aches, fatigue, headache and fever. other side effects may occur. if you have other symptom

augustine , coatesville at westchester east.'re a fan, get on the phone or log on to nbc10.com, cast your vote and we'll have results for you on thursday. >>> monica lewinsky was in philadelphia trying to make a different name for herself with a new generation. she spoke yesterday at the forbes under 30 summit at the pennsylvania convention center. she appeared at the same event last year speaking of the humiliation she went through after her affair with president bill clinton. this time she spoke to an audience about what it's like to become a public personality again. >> my narrative had run away from me. it was about healing and getting strong enough to step guard and take back that narrative. >> now the forbes under 30 summit is an extension of forbes magazine's annual 30 under 30 list. it bring thousands of young entrepreneurs to philadelphia. it continues today. >>> a few scattered clouds in the area this morning. a clear view of cape may. the temperatures are cooling right now but overall running a bit warmer than yesterd

augustine, coatesville versus west chester east. >>> nick stalkis hurt his leg. larry boa interviewed for the marlins managers job. >>> mcdonald was put on waivers. they just signed him last year to a deal. the gm had to make some tough decisions. >> we're squeezed. we're squeezed right now and needed to make a bold move. andrew is a good player. he's a good nhl player and he's going to be back at some point. >> how about jimmy rollins dressing up like tommy lasorda yesterday. he was guest manager. he made a pitching change. got some laughs from some of the players but tommy, doesn't look like he's laughing. chase, cole, ben revere and others are all in the playoffs. we're right back. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ with the card most accepted by top doctors and specialists, you have the compassion and security of blue cross. giving you the strength to drive forward. independence blue cross. live fearless. >>> "the tonight show" starring jimmy fallon is up next. >> thank you jim and jacquelin and everybody in philadelphia. we're playing phone booth with shaquille o'neal and a bunch of g

augu augusti augustine, 47-3 and andrew don hugh airs it out downfield to jaret jones and he walked intothe touchdown and ocean city upsets cst 19-7. time for some skylights. west catholic hosts newman garetti. the quarterback lets it fly and he is picked off by naeem sky. he's running it back more than 30 yards and west catholic wins it 28-0. cardinals holding archbishop and the quarterback, stephen hannis in trouble. o'hara's ryan harlow with the pick and he has nothing but open field and opportunity. he runs back 93 yards. come on, big fellow. he edges out o'hara by a point, 22-21 and what a night for episcopal, look at him slicing through defenders and get out of the way and takes this one 30 yards for his fourth t.d. of the night and finishes with five scores and he rocks him to sleep at 42-14. >> they glee play was the answer. come o rex, you have to throw that flag somewhere else. the 17 carries and it's still nine and the touchdown is a beautiful mask on 40 to 6 and frankfurt's jamar allen takes it around outside and dives in for the score. quarterback mike morel had 1:40 passing

augustine and log on to nbc10.com to cast your vote. that's sports. danny pommells from comcast sports net. have a great day. >> thanks,dan ny. >>> rain leading to high waters, and ted greeneberg is watching flooded spots. we'll check with him in minutes. it does not look nice out there. >> or feel nice out there. temperatures in the mid-50s, again, below average, and windy conditions expected for us, and also, more rainfall. i'll let you know when it clears up and warming upcoming up in the full forecast. i was at my shop tied up with a customer when i realized the time. i had to get to the bank before it closed, so i made a break for it. when i got out it was almost closing time. traffic was bad. i knew i was cutting it close. but it was ok. i use td bank. it's got the longest hours and stays open an extra ten minutes every day. i'm sid. and i bank human at td bank. >>> and right now on nbc 10 news today, another first alert weather day tracking light showers and cool temperatures. what it means for you in your area. >>> here's a live look down the

police quickly determined that the vehicle had been reported stolen out of salinas. 21-year-old augustine ybarra and 22-year-old michael rashe were arrested. police suspect the two may have committed other property crimes in the area. >> vicki: tragedy in sacramento. police say a 13-year-old girl is in critical condition after being shot in the head while sitting in her home with her grandmother last night. rina nakano has the story. >> reporter: since 1973. olga lamar has proudly called west sacramento "home." >>: know." >> reporter: she says its a neighborhood so quiet. she always feels safe strolling around with her grandson. you can even hear church bells from the distance. >> reporter: but saturday night. she and her >> alan: like pop. pop. pop. like 4 to 6. >> olga lamar:i heard the police. it was quick. i mean, the sirens. >> reporter: west sacramento police say at around 8:50 pm, someone shot into this home on the corner of hobson avenue and solano street. multiple bullet holes remain on the side of the duplex. one of them hit a 13 year old girl. investigators say the teen was sit

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augustine, potsgrove versus spring-forward, coatesville versus west chester east. call or text 610-624-4111. voting closes tomorrow. we'll announce the winner tomorrow night 11:00. >>> sky 4 10 live over breaking news in northeast philadelphia. we can tell you, from the scene, at least one person is being rushed to the hospital with serious injuries. the camera can wind down, we can see a backup. the crash happened along charter road. two cars collided here. someone else is trapped inside one of the cars. crews are working to rescue that person. as you can see. >>> overseas now with brazil in deep recession, olympic organizers are cutting costs now the rio games. they made that announcement today. they're going to cut back on printed material and reduce staffing at dozens of test events. they'll trim costs for the opening and closing ceremonies. brazil's economy expected to remain in a steep recession through the games. construction work still ongoing at venues with workers putting on roofs and beams. the rio olympics begin in less than ten months. and you'll be ab

your calls, chuck from saint augustine, florida. independent line. good morning. caller: good morning. i would like to know why nobody brings up what is a socialist republican? my gosh. we have socialized banks. that is the biggest modern day successful socialized program out there. it would be good ammunition against the republicans, what they have verballys far as making socialism a dirty word. yet they use it every day. i agree with you about bernie sanders and social security and .edicare i also like donald trump. i don't know a lot of his views, but so far i think them to guys are probably the best -- them two guys are probably the best. host: thanks for the call. guest: yes, a lot of republicans like bernie sanders because he is pointing out the elephant in what the caller talked about with the banks and the socialized banks i think is so critical to understand. when the banks crashed our economy, through millions of threwans out of work -- millions of americans out of work, they were never held accountable. they were bailed out with billions of taxpayer dol

all right augustine, how are you, man? where are you from?are you originally from. >> albania. >> did you watch the debate last night? >> yes, i did. >> now compare the government where you're from to the united states, and what you saw last night? what do you think is the future looking like for us? >> leaving my beloved country, that i love, and we all love the background where we come from, i grew up in the most horrible way, without food in the stomach. i could tell you that. and to these words i can tell you this directly, mrs. clinton, and bernie sanders, this will never work in united states. you are just for your pockets. you're trying to bring socialism, communism in the united states. just think what you're doing with obamacare. making people live check by check. >> augustine, now finally, you told me that you are registered republican. >> yes. >> of the candidates last night, did you have a favorite at all? >> what i loved about it, it was mr. jim webb. he's the only one out of all of them. >> former secretary of the navy, and of a

we got marine corps captain augustine sullivan. you're dooning a training event to work with the fema task force. to teach them what? >> this is a fema mission assignment. given to task force 3 and 4 and they're interacting with the md 22 stationed out of marine corps air station miramar. they're learning the capability as well as short take-off and landing capability of the aircraft in case they have to employ this capability for a search and rescue team that they can do so more effectively. >> reporter: what benefit would the b-22 have a regular plane. >> because of the short take-off and vertical take-off and troop transport and pretty much the payload it can carry, it's a versatile aircraft. the speed of which it delivers for logistical capability is needed is hands down incomparable to other capabilities. >> reporter: thank you very much. enjoy your stay here from camp pendleton to san diego. chief, chief robert lift with the oakland fire department. also with the fema search and rescue to california task force. first time see

augustine, pottsgrove versus spring-ford, coatesville versus west chester east. as you see the bottom two teams, pots burg, spring-ford, one percentage point. so cast your vote now. go to nbc10.com. call or text 610-624-4111. voting closes today. then we'll announce the winner tonight on nbc 10 news at 11:00. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist sheena parveen. >> another beautiful day with temperatures in the 70s. changes come tomorrow, though. that's going to be in the form of rain. it's going to be a little bit warmer than today too in spots. right now here's a live look out at the link. nice conditions. some clouds around. you'll notice those clouds increasing overnight tonight. that's going to be ahead of the rain for tomorrow. so showers mostly for your friday afternoon. it will be a warm and breezy into the week too. temperatures in some areas could get close to 80. once that rain moves in temperatures will be dropping mostly down into the 60s. wig weekend cool-down across the board saturday and sunday, well below normal for this time

one of our friends using the waze app talking about a pothole in the road in wilmington along the augustine cutoff. watch out for that and we'll check it again, alicia and rick in the next half hour. >> see you then. >>> new details about that raid in iraq that freed dozens of hostages but also cost the life of an american soldier. >> plus, trouble for a popular health store. why one state says gnc has been using illegal ingredients in its supplements and we'll tell you how the company is responding. >> a local restaurant brings some philly flavor to a national cookoff on rachel ray. we talk to the owners about their experience in the competition so stay with us. >> ♪ >> the pentagon has identified the u.s. soldier killed during a hostage rescue mission in iraq. his name was master is that right joshua wheeler. he was from oklahoma and was stationed out of fort bragg north carolina. wheeler was killed during a raid to rescue kurdish hostages from isis yesterday. the mission freed 70 prisoners. wheeler is the first american killed during combat against isis. >> a group in charge of caring fo

augustine catholic church, and the new testament church of christ. on saturday, the new life missionary baptist church became the latest to be attacked. st. louis fire captain garon mosby said there's no doubt the fires are deliberate. >> it is arson. these are being intentionally set. there are doors -- it isn't spontaneous combustion, so they are not occurring on their own. amy: all the fires were set within a three mile radius of northern st. louis. the area includes ferguson where the police killing of unarmed teen michael brown set off protests and a national movement more than a year ago. the burnings come after a series of fires at african-american churches across the south following the charleston church massacre in june. three of those fires were ruled as arson. white supremacists have targeted black churches with burnings dating back to the civil war. we are joined by two guests. reverend rodrick burton is pastor of new northside missionary baptist church, attacked by an arsonist on october 10. and jeffrey mittman is the executive director

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augustine has correctly recognized the need for us to conduct some oversight. i think there is a need for us to conduct oversight of the change in policy that i believe with the best of intentions the secretary implemented and his successors have committed to follow, but i suggest 255 respectfully suggest to the chairman that both of these oversight hearings and inquiries are very much appropriate. i want to commend the help and support in recognizing this issue. >> we will leave the record open for seven days. we stand adjourned. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> next monday on the new series by c-span landmark cases, dred scott was enslaved. assigned to duties in several free states during which he married harriet robertson. he tried to buy his freedom, but she refused, and he sued. follow the case in landmark cases, historic supreme court decisions. landmark cases next monday live at 9:00 p.m. eastern on c-span, c-span three, and c-span radio. order your copy of the companion book avail

brandon: you should look at the state of economics before angus deaton and after augustine.ilosophy, we imagine what people might do when we build models around these assumptions of what those people might do. angus eaton is amazing with data. he looked at household survey data and he made 11 advances in econometrics, the study of how we use data. that sounds boring, but it's very important because people are different. you give the same economic stimulus to a population of people and different people, who have credit, who don't have credit, will respond differently. angus deaton is the forefather of looking at economics that way. more recently, he has been studying welfare. look at our, we guests. the other thing you pointed out as you can just look at the aggregates, how overall economic growth is doing. you have to look at how it is distributed among people, because that informs how people make choices. alix: isn't that like studying happiness? how do you quantify that? brendan: executive the right question. he is like the zen philosopher of economics. every time someone

vicki in saint augustine, go ahead. i have a two-pronged question. have visited a correctional facility in florida for the past eight years on a volunteer basis. survey was that about 10 years ago and found that 90% of the population at this but to ill or prison suffered from severe mental illness and that is a problem. they locked them in dorms for months or years at a time because they can't manage their behavior. is quite disturbing to me. issue i wanted to ask, and the south, particularly, prisons are rough and harsh and they are very little -- there is further compassion on the part of the legislator or the voters to change anything. what impact, or how can we impact that so that the general population of voters understands that these people need compassion and rehabilitation? thanks for your answer. callerguest: thank you so much r your comment. we find that our population, who need special managing, is not as high as you mentioned. it would he along the same level as the rest of the country. we have about a 19% need to separate individuals wit

augustine. vicki chiquis were on the air. good morning. >> caller: i have a two-pronged question. one is i visited union correctional institute in florida for the past eight years on a volunteer basis. i don't have relatives there anything that might comment would be this particular institution in medical survey was done 10 years ago. they found that 90% of the population in this particular prison suffered from severe mental illness and that's a problem. they lock them in dorms for months or years at a time because they can't manage their behavior and is quite disturbing to me. the other issue i want to ask is in the south particularly our prisons are rough and harsh and there is very little compassion on the part of the legislature or the voters to change anything. what impact or how can we impact that so the general population of voters understand these people need compassion and rehabilitation? thank you for your answer. >> host: athena morrow. >> guest: thank you so much for your comments. we find that our population a special management in our institution we tend to be along

augustine. >> that was just part of the dialogue. >> between people. i see.mistry and everything else which entails listening. >> i missed it. >> robert, thank you. >> thank you, robert. >> mike, it's been great having you. >>> when we come back, we have more of this morning's top stories including nelson peltz taking a $2.5 billion stake in general electric. plus we are getting ready for the interview of the morning. former fed chair ben bernanke will join us for a cnbc exclusive. fun morning coming up. stick around. we'll be right back. >>> dismal jobs data throwing fed rate hikes into question. we'll bring you new forecasts and break down the market response with top economists. >>> activist nelson peltz trian fund investing $2.5 billion in ge. details straight ahead. >>> and a new york audience getting the first look at the new steve jobs movie at this weekend's premiere. >> ten times in a day i see jobs as a genius. what do you do? >> musicians play their instruments. i play the orchestra. ♪ ♪ >> academy award winning director danny boyle is here with th