and the tank battalion. these photographs were taken by the french arial observer at the end of that, right after the bombardment or toward the end. this is from the east, northeast looking back. the americans would have attacked this direction. you see the smoke rising from the ruins. the clarity of this original is amazing. you can zoom in and you can see that there is not a single untouched building in the entire village. one of the americans, one of the doughboys that went to the village, they looked like matchsticks or piles of rubble. here is another aerial photograph and down here this photograph of the village was -- after the battle. this was charred landscape. at zero hour, the infantry went over the top. the famous photograph that you see is on the cover of my book. that is actually the second way of going over the top. these are more pictures of the attack. this is the only close-up that i have ever found of the infantry going forward across no man's land. it is not identified. given the fact the

the new battalion arrived close to an important point on the polish— with waimea border.larus and the russian enclave of leningrad. as you know the gap connects the baltic nations to poland and is very important for those lines of complication that we have. to keep the alliance continuous and to allow freedom of movement of goods and services and the alliance as those countries have and that we all enjoy as part of nato. they are no stranger to military. for decades poland held a large garrison here. the locals need more protection. poland held a large garrison here. the locals need more protectionlj think the locals need more protection.” think enemies. i don't know who is our enemies and i don't know who will be our enemies. translation: the closest adversaries in the east, russia, putin. in russia, the sequence russia, putin. in russia, the sequence of events is the reverse. politicians in moscow are convinced nato was planning to militarised eastern europe way before the annexation of crimea and the war in south—east of ukraine. they say russia has defended golf. tran

a new battalion arrived close to an important point on the polish—crimea border.e russian enclave of kaliningrad. as you know, the suwalki — that gap connects the baltic nations to poland. it's very important for those lines of communication that we have to keep the alliance contiguous and to allow free movement of goods, services, and also just the freedom that those countries have and that we all enjoy as part of nato. they are no stranger to military here. for decades poland held a large garrison here. the locals need more protection, and if you ask from whom... i think enemies. but i don't know who is our enemies and i don't know who will be our enemies. translation: the closest adversaries in the east, it's russia, putin. in russia, the sequence of events is exactly reversed. politicians in moscow are convinced nato was planning to militarise eastern europe way before the annexation of crimea and the war in the south—east of ukraine. they say that russia has to defend itself. translation: when soldiers arrive, this is the last signal that the atmosphere in po

i said battalion first marines. he said come over and join us us.ame back, and we were set up on the river. we saw water, the river. >> we saw this bridge that had been destroyed. >> we had the whole east bank taken care of. >> my organization went across. i thought t i was going to die. >> on september 19, allied troops reached that shore of the han river. on this side, 20,000 north korean troops are prepared to p.

a small number did try out or expressed an interest in joining infantry battalions. as of the last time i checked, the day before coming down here, there are only three. and one more just the other day, four, out of that group. now, it's a myth to say these women were not prepared for the gender integrated task force test. this is the pool from which we're drawing the three, the first three, and then the fourth one came in separately. these women were highly qualified for their tests. and their morale was high. and the men were very supportive. the men were average. the women were known to be superior. that's why they were there. and at the end of all these tests, and tests in 2012 and 2013, not one of those tests showed any sign or evidence of superior performance on the part of a gender mixed unit. this is not in any way a criticism of women in the military. i hasten to add, i just have so much respect for women in the military. and it's frustrating that nobody seems to ask them what they think except the army did a major survey, and they asked if combat positions

a small number expressed interest in joining the infantry battalion.s of the last time i checked, there are only three, and one more just the other day. it is a myth to say that these women are not prepared for the gender integrated task force test. this is the pool from which we are drawing the first 3, then the fourth one came in separately. these women are highly qualified for their tests. their morale was high. the women were known to be superior. that is why they were there. at the end of all of these tests, not one of those tests has showed any sign or evidence of superior performance on the part of a gender unit. -- gender-mixed unit. this is not a criticism of women in the military. it is frustrating that nobody seems to ask them what they think. the army did a major survey and asked if combat positions were open, would you take them? w.5% of army women said, no ay. how are you going to get that 15% criticalness? you will need involuntary orders. carter, after ignoring the device -- after ignoring the advice of the marine corps, if this is goin

the battalion endured rat-infested headquarters to carry out their mission. adding insult to injury, these courageous women also faced segregation and discrimination from the very country they were working to defend. the women were forced to run their own mess hall, hair salon, refreshment bar and other facilities because of segregationist department of defense policies. yet, despite the harsh conditions of war and unequal reatment, the women of the 6888 battalion cleared six months of mail in three months while posted in clear. in britain they did more. thanks to their tireless efforts, the service members were able to receive mail during war. they proved once again that senseless acts of cruelty are no match for the will and determination of african-american women. but in july, 1945, tragedy struck private first class mary j. bar low, private first class mary h. bankson and sergeant deloris m. brown who lost their lives in a jeep incident. recognizing their fellow comrades' sacrifices, the women of the 6888 pulled their personal resources to properly bury t

four battalions led by four ountries, great britain, canada, germany, and the united states. are hese countries battalion-sized units, not deployment, significant enough five to protect each or most and united states members. how many trips could nato put in the field if it needed to? if member nations decided to take military action? guest: that is a complicated question. depending how much time. what after the russians nvaded ukraine in 2014, at the summit, created the very high unitness joint task force, of three to five thousand light infantry destroyed between two seven days. that unit is backed up by with arm iry unit orcalled response force, urf, 30 days.be deployed in behind that, national military and different components, that added, as well. in 2014, unofficially, there forces tain special units from nato countries deployed in the baltic at that time, send message of deterrence, as well. host: under nato command or command?l country guest: individual country, bilaterally. for a few calls with jorge of nato director source. eric, good morning. caller: good morning.

'cause i may be the first female bat at a i -- battalion chief but i doubt i'll be the last. >> thereas been a deliberate effort to recruit women firefighters and paramedics. >> opening day for your philadelphia phillies. >> just one game but so far looking pretty good, jim. >> good. >> we'll take it. opening day should be a national holiday. in that regard happy new year. phillies open the regular season with the reds in 14 that was last in runs scored last season. phils bats are showing some life. this is the firings game -- first game of a three game seven. phillies strike first in the first inning with the first batter. that's cesar hernandez leading off the game with a home run off scott feldman. later in the inning one of the new faces michael saunders smacked a double from the gap. maikel franco trying to score all the way from first base. we've got a play at the plate. i thought he was out. but he's safe. it's two-nothing. second inning they keep it going. freddy galvis no longer a surprise he hit 20 homers last season number one this season. right now the phillies are leading

after you graduated from harvard law school in 1943, you joined the us military and joined a battalionng for the invasion of france. what are your key recollections of that time? i enlisted wherever i could get into the army, i was a private, the lowest rank you could get, assigned to be in the artillery battalion. and in that capacity we landed on the beaches of normandy. france was occupied by the germans. the only way to move the war forward and to get rid of the war was to defeat the germans. i sailed from lands end at the tip of england across to omaha beach, which was still... had been cleared by the time i got there a bit. but there were many soldiers in american uniform still lying in the sea face down. there were many armoured vehicles still in the water and we had to push on from there into france and defeat them. there was heavy artillery all the way. many battles all the way. and it was only when we got into the german occupied, and germany itself, that we began to encounter possible war crimes. as nazi atrocities were uncovered you were transferred to a newly—created war c

own independent rebellion and joined up with fremont's group and became part of the california's battalion and then participated in the california phase of the mexican war participating in the american conquest of california. but in the course of that, he did some exploring in the sacramento valley, helped other settlers locate land including peter lasen. in the process of some of those journeys north of sacramento, he came to be familiar with chico creak and the chico area. he was very attracted to it and its potentials. during the gold rush, when the gold rush occurred in 1848-49, bidwell did quite well and made quite a bit of money mining gold in the feather river area in what became known as bidwell bar just north and east of orville on the southern river. it is now underneath the waters of the orville reservoir. with the money he earned in the two seasons of mining, bidwell had enough money to buy the rancho chico property from the original mexican grantee, william dickey who bidwell helped locate on the property and in the process of locating that grant bidwell seemed to admire the p

this black hawk was from the 12th aviation battalion stationed at work belfort in virginia.rash occurring during what has been called a routine training exercise at around 1:30 yesterday afternoon. the deceased has not been up baltimore shock from of this morning. one in serious condition, the other suffering serious critical injuries. an army combat readiness team from alabama on its way to southern maryland will take over the investigation to try to figure out what caused the crash , remember, just two weeks after a military plane crashed just 42 miles away in clinton, maryland. john gonzalez, "good morning ." hington at yourtake a look screen. do you recognize this man? this might be the man who shot and killed someone yesterday in manassas city. just after 1:00 in the morning they responded to a call on centreville road, where they found a 25-year-old had been shot. he later died at the hospital. if you know anything about this, please call police. larry: new developments involving a crime that occurred over a year ago as fairfax county police look for a man who robbed a

their own independent rebellion and joined up with fremont's group and became part of the california battalion under fremonts command, and then they all end up participate neglect california phase of the mexican war, participating in the american conquest of california. but in the course of that he did some exploring in the sacramento valley, helped other settlers locate land, including peter lassen and the process of the downies north of sacramento he came to become fame with chico creek and the chico area and was very traited -- attracted to its and its potentials. he -- during the goal rush in 1848 and-49, bidwell did quite well and made quite a bit of money mining gold in the sutter river area in what became known as bidwell bar, just north and east 0 oroville on the feather with. now underneath the waters of the oroville reservoir. with the money that the earned in the two seasons of mining in '48 and '49 he had enough money to buy the rancho chico property from the original mexican grantee, william dickie, who bidwell had helped locate on the property and in the process of locating that

railway would continue to operate during the emergency, the army installed a railroad operating battalionides, these men in uniform kept supplies and equipment rolling steadily into whitehorse. ♪ as an example of the railroad troops' devotion to duty, one was awarded a medal for risking his life saving a train from destruction. ♪ whitehorse on the yukon river, 40 years ago in the gold rush heyday, had a population of 20,000 people which later dwindled to a few hundred people. ♪ now it was reawakening to the unfamiliar voices of soldiers and truck drivers. ♪ all through the spring and summer, the road building continued. by now, there were 81 contractors and about 14,000 men gathered along the highway. they worked in two shifts of sometimes 10 or 11 hours each. specifications called for a 26 road span. -- 26 foot road span. ♪ in addition to the highway itself, an important supplement was being built, the haines cutoff. 160 miles north to a point in the highway 95 miles west of whitehorse, it was designed to relieve the strain on the yukon railway. it was begun in the spring of 1943 with en

that is an battali battalion. that is an army national guard unit. i i love to brag about that.they have a great motto. we have the oldest missile warning site but is now the future home of an upgraded early warning radar and thegzvnñ firs long-range discrimination radar that will help protect us. that's the home of the 213th. that's an alaska air guard unit. these are sicitizen soldiers. we have eric's air station way out on the tip. that's the current home to the critical but rather old. thankfully no one's assigned out the it it is pretty far away from home. it's just contractors. finally and probably less well known there will be a fourth missile defense site located at the specific complex where the missile defense agency will begin conducting testing of the missile system. so the one that's currently being deployed to south korea, safeguarding service members and that part of the world. so we are proud in alaska to have all of these important components of our nation's missile defense. so just yesterday talking about that missile defense general robinson testified she has

it is credited with saving the lost battalion in 1918. bill: is it because the message it was carrying? chelsea: it was shot numerous times and basically died as soon as it landed back at headquarters. bill: is that pidgeon memorialized in any way? chelsea: it has its own memorial, and it has been stuffed in a museum. bill: you mentioned elephants. obviously these are large animals for moving things. what sort of things would they have moved during wartime? chelsea: they could move anything large-scale, mostly lumber and maybe wagons. they weren't used too extensively. they mostly used horses and oxen. bill: the u.s. coming into world war ii, the automobile has been invented. there are mechanized tanks, aircraft, but also a great deal of use of horses. so soldiers would be very familiarized with how to handle a horse in terms of its use for hauling canon and other material like that. chelsea: it is one of those things where the industrial revolution is really taking horses out of the cities. you have this great divide between soldiers tha

they are a big part of the 12th aviation battalion.efense department staffers tell me the army flies vips to and from the pentagon in those all of the time. the officials say the army national guard is the old ets. it's not clear whether the aircraft that crashed was one of the older models. >>> 5:15. the family of the elderly man murdered in a random attack is remembering him. this is video of the vigil held in ohio last night. cleveland police say that steve stephens shot robert godwin, recorded the video and posted it to facebook. that shooter is still out there. >> megan fitzgerald at the live desk with the latest on the investigation. megan, good morning. >> good morning, eun. the search for steve stephens is nationwide. locally d.c. police say they received reports that stephens tried to check into those reports were determined to not be credible. meanwhile, the victim's family wants justice but the mother of two of robert godwin's families says she is thankful for all the support. >> i never knew how many people cared, how many

. >> the city the committee would like to say thank you to battalion and other for the mentorship students and commander buckley for supporting the festival with amazing group of hard-working volunteers these volunteers supported myself and the recognize ethic team by setting up the event as late as 10:00 p.m. a huge thank you chief joanne hayes-white to commissioner president ken cleaveland not here and commissioner vice-president nakajo, deputy director mark gonzales the assistant deputy chief and assistant deputy chief and go francisco and members of the public of the san francisco fire department and fellow folks for walking in the grand parade in the pouring rain worlds can't impose our gratitude i have a letter along with a pin symbol listing the 50 year i want to present to commissioner president ken cleaveland. >> you chief joanne hayes-white from one the chairs recognizing the department. >> thank you for the continues support for another 50 years thank you very much. >> thank you, sir >> (clapping.) >> next speaker, please. >> identify yourself please. sure. >> good evening, ladi

be a representative of all of the woman in the fire department because i may be the first female battalionhief but i doubt i will be the last. >> absolutely, claps and qued owes all the way around. there were two dozen promotions. also making history crystal yates, paramedic captain, cities first african-american pea mail paramedic services chief. nicely done. >> congratulations. >>> road to redemption, may have been paved with good intentions. >> last year villanova came out on top against north carolina tar heels, well, this is a very different story. sean has you covered with more sports in a minute. >>> coming up in sports in a minute see what caesar hernandez did for phillies that hasn't been done since 1938. opening day, in baseball, next in sports. >>> this is fox 29 sports in one minute. >>> good morning i'm sean bell , phillies are undefeated in and or ton of the nl east. it is only one game but it is still counting. opening day, starting off with a bang top of the first, very first batter, caesar hernandez , the lead off home run, that is first opening day lead off home run for p

we told you a few minutes ago, it was likely the 12th aviation battalion out of fort belvoir and the army again, the breaking details, one crew member dead, two injured, both in baltimore at shock trauma. back to you. >>> good afternoon. storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein, the sunshine is now breaking out. that rain we had earlier helped to freshen the air. there's the live view from the storm team 4 tower camera, looking to the west northwest and a beautiful blue sky. a beautiful sunset coming up at 7:47. all clear on storm team 4 radar. and it's beginning to jump up to around 70 degrees where the sun's breaking out. leesburg, 72, reagan national, 68. mid 60s around the bay. it's going to be clearing out there as well. hour by hour temperatures into the evening, hovering in the upper 60s through early evening, then dropping back down to near 60 by late evening, all the way into the 50s by dawn tomorrow, maybe 40s in the suburbs. a look at rain >> thank you, tom. >>> still ahead, the vice president puts north korea's regime on notice. >> but what does it mean when he says all opt

this was from the 12 aviation battalion stationed at fort belvoir in virginia. the crash occurring during what was described as a routine training exercise. the deceased has not been in -- injured stillat in critical condition. >> i am just so happy it did not land on a house. the ones that came out of that helicopter were trying to get these guys out. john: almt crash an army combat ready team from alabama traveled to leonardtown, maryland where they will take over this investigation, the crash happening two weeks after a military plane crashed 40 miles from here in clinton, maryland. in leonardtown, john gonzalez. jummy: a fugitive wanted for murder in hannover, maryland has been added to the fbi list of 10 most wanted criminals. bhadreshkumar chetanbhai patel is charged with killing his wife in 2015, stabbing her multiple times at a dunkin' donuts and running away. there is a $100,000 reward leading to his arrest. an arrest made in the murder of an elderly man in d.c., malcolm amir is facing charges in the death of 79-year-old david norwood home while his fam

a replica an annual race of battalion cars over the alps. that's trip across the bay bridge.ing us. see you at 6:00. >>> tonight, president trump and a new showdown. will funding his border wall lead to a government shutdown? plus, our new abc news poll. as president trump approaches 100 days in office. >>> new world order? a far-right nationalist, one step closer to becoming president of france. the outcome of this election, set to reshape europe, and beyond. >>> breaking news. deadly home inferno. multiple victims. the rush to save anyone who was inside. >>> abc news exclusive. inside the abduction. elizabeth thomas' father, speaking out. new details of his daughter's ordeal. what she had to t to survive. >>> trapped in north korea. an american professor, detained at t

. >> the city the committee would like to say thank you to battalion and other for the mentorship students and commander buckley for supporting the festival with amazing group of hard-working volunteers these volunteers supported myself and the recognize ethic team by setting up the event as late as 10:00 p.m. a huge thank you chief joanne hayes-white to commissioner president ken cleaveland not here and commissioner vice-president nakajo, deputy director mark gonzales the assistant deputy chief and assistant deputy chief and go francisco and members of the public of the san francisco fire department and fellow folks for walking in the grand parade in the pouring rain worlds can't impose our gratitude i have a letter along with a pin symbol listing the 50 year i want to present to commissioner president ken cleaveland. >> you chief joanne hayes-white from one the chairs recognizing the department. >> thank you for the continues support for another 50 years thank you very much. >> thank you, sir >> (clapping.) >> next speaker, please. >> identify yourself please. sure. >> good evening, ladi

the vast majority were in labor battalions or infantry. there were exceptions. there were infantry regiments hellthe famous harlem fighters, who were in combat longer than any other unit. susan: now, the germans were well aware of the american buildup, so they would have wanted to destroy these ships before they crossed the sea? mitchell: absolutely. but they were not that successful. two american ships were some are unk during the course of the war. allison: this is why we see them traveling in convoys protected by other naval ships. mitchell: amazing footage. susan: what a steady hand by the photographer. mitchell: a lot of credit to them. and i am not aware of any photographers getting killed during the war. see theere, you successful destruction of u-boats. mitchell: that would have been navy airships. susan: 40 men and eight horses is what that translates to. mitchell: many of the horses, the u.s. purchased from the french. here, you have a mascot brought over. i don't think dogs were technically allowed on the troop transports. here, you have americans ent

captain linda long is officially the city's first female fire battalion chief.edic captain crystal yates is now the city's very first african-american female paramedic services chief. they were sworn in at the philadelphia fire academy today along with more than 20 other personnel who received promotions. captain long is the first person male or female to go through the ranks as both a paramedic and a firefighter. she was a paramedic captain in 2003 when she decided to then also join the fire department at 39 years old. >> the first volunteer fire department i tried to join wouldn't let me in 'cause i was a woman. i'm so excited and proud to be able to be a representative of all the women in the fire department because i may be the first female battalion chief but i doubt i'll be the last. >> i think that you always go forward. it's not always going to be easy. hold your own, stand your ground, know that you can do it, know that you have the strength to do it and go for it. >> those are the inspirational words from newly minted paramedic services chief crystal y

the fire department says it has maintained as a result of her death and equipment was updated and battalions are in cementers to improve conditions and the fire department will hold a news conference tomorrow to outline find fringz internal remains. >> and a 76-year-old man died one day after he was pulled out of this burping home in upper moreland montgomery county. the fire broke out in the home on -- and authorities have not identified the victim and they are still trying to figure out what sparked the fire. >> racing through a historic delaware county church fire races through memorial presbyterian church upper chichester. it took them two hours to get the fire under control. fortunately no one was hurt. church leaders vowed to rebuild. >> i was devastated when i saw the condition of the building and yesterday was resurrection sunday and there's a new day coming for memorial press tier yap church. >> the investigation into the cause of the fire continues. >> police are investigating a disturbing discovery in northeast philadelphia. today construction workers found a badly burned body ins

condition now for the belvar telling people this was part of routine training from the 12 pl aviation battalion stationed in da davidson for bellvarious. witnesses tell us there were three blackhawks flying above the golf course and black hawk that crashed was one that was in the back end of that formation and then it crashed landed down at the breton bay golf club and tonight a team out of alabama will be here tomorrow to conduct the investigation to try to determine why this plaque hawk crash landed there on the golf course and army saying this was a hard lanning and it happened 2:00 today and our tom fitzgerald standing by with more reaction from witnesses who heard the crash. fitz? >> good evening, we're stationed here bit entrance of the breton bay golf course. you can see st. mary county sheriff deputies have stationed themselves outside course. reason they are making sure tonight only people who liver down this road are able to pass by that check point. the reason for that, they don't want anyone going on to this golf course and we can tell you why. from end to end we have seen investiga

. >> the heavily armed battalion, surrounding leforce leading to surrender.has a lengthy criminal record, charged with kidnapping and domestic abuse. deputy wade medevaced, but dying hours later. his fellow officers honoring him in a solemn procession. authorities tell us that an electronic ping from leforce's cell phone led them to a shed end of this road where he was hiding. he is expected to be charged with murder. phillip mena, abc news, logan county, oklahoma. >> the 40-year-old deputy leaves behind a wife and three children. of course all of his comrades on the force as well. >> relatively small area, north, north of oklahoma city right. >> in oklahoma city metro area. definitely, law enforcement across the entire part of the metro. >> imagine a lot of people know each other around the parts. >> yes, absolutely. in the next o'reilly's job in jeopardy? new questions the biggest star at fox news fights back against another accuser. >> a series stow many teens and parents are talking about right now. why some say the show about a teen's suicide could do mo

this unit, the 12th aviation battalion unit does flyovers and helped with rescues during 9/11. >> helicopters are a more risky form of flight, they just are. they are tremendously convenient. they can do things nothing else can do, and the price you pay, sometimes they go down. >> do you think it will be tough to investigate this crash? >> i think the investigative team had a lot of advantages. trained eyes, looking at this, and being able to tell investigators almost precisely what happened, and they will probably be talking to the other crew members as well. >> reporter: now we are talking two military crash in the span of two weeks. are we to make anything of that? >> this stresses the risk of the servicemen and women face flying military aircraft in peacetime operations. not with people on the ground but what they have through as well. these are high top-dollar equipment, and pilots are trained with millions of tax dollars backing them. they know what to do, but it's tough business. >>> the search widens for the suspect who murdered an elderly man and uploaded the video to facebook. steve

fire captain linda long will become the city's first female battalion chief. long joined the department as a pair medic in 1990. she's the first person ever to rise through the ranks as both a paramedic and a firefighter. >>> 5:04. decision 2017. today is the deadline for major party candidates in the race for the new jersey governor to file petitions. the primary is june 6th. independent candidates have until that day to get their petitions in. on the democratic side, former ambassador bill murphy is leading and funding his campaign himself. he's running against former treasury official jim johnson, state senator ray lesniak, and assemblyman john russnewski. on the republican side, kim guadagno is leading. running also is jack chetterelly and commissioner steve rogers also running. >>> health care was the big topic at a town hall by democrat dwight evans. >> he spoke to a friendly crowd of constituents yesterday at drexel university. many wanted to talk about obamacare and the reform that's are needed to the system. congressman evans spoke about the divisive

. >> reporter: tonight, the heavily armed battalion surrounding leforce, leading to his surrender. he has a lengthy criminal record. charged recently with kidnapping and domestic abuse. deputy wade, medevaced but dying hours later. his fellow officers honoring him in a solemn procession. >>> when we come back, the new medical headline on cholesterol. >>> also, the powerful house explosion. >>> and the new book making headlines. what hillary clinton said to president on election night, after learning that she had lost. roller derby. ♪ now give up half of 'em. do i have to? this is a tough financial choice we could face when we retire. but, if we start saving even just 1% more of our annual income... we could keep doing all the things we love. prudential. bring your challenges. why pause a spontaneous moment? cialis for daily use treats ed and the urinary symptoms of bph. tell your doctor about your medicines, and ask if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do not take cialis if you take nitrates for chest pain, or adempas® for pulmonary hypertension, as this may cause an unsafe dro

battalion chiefs are stationed and dispatched to improve communications during incident safety officer positions have been create todd improve safety and incidents and additional personnel have been added for 2017 and there are 30 plus positions, budgeted in the 2018 budget, the fail fire department has called for an 11:00 o'clock news conference tomorrow morning to discuss, this federal report. reporting live outside union headquarters in spring garden, joe holden for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> joe, thanks very much. >>> a big manhunt is underway right now for the alleged facebook killer. police say that steve stevens shot a cleveland, ohio retiree who was picking up a aluminum cans and posted video of the killing on facebook.. >> our federal partners, local partners have reached out to that contacts all over the country and this is what we will consider a national search. >> reporter: $60,000 reward is being offered for stevens arrest. >>> and for a few hours today philadelphia police scrambled after reports stevens might be here, in philadelphia. chopper three over fairmount park a

the black hawk was based at fort belvoir's 12th aviation battalion. the crash happened during a routine training exercise. we'll have a live report from our john gonzalez on the scene coming up later in the hour. new this morning.. vice president mike pence is in japan for the second stop of a 10-day tour in asia. his plane touched down just a few hours ago at the u-s military base outside tokyo. while north korea's nuclear and missile development dominated the agenda in south korea.. the focus of his trip is expected to shift to trade here in japan. meanwhile - an escalating war of words with north korea after the vice president's visit to the korean penninsula. president trump says the country needs to -- deputy ambassador is blaming the u-s for escalating tensions and says "thermonuclear war could break out at any moment." after a failed missile launch this weekend - north korea says it will now test missiles on a weekly basis. right now... metro transit police are looking for the four men who beat up a passenger on a red line train sunday afternoo

the fire department says it has maintained as a result of her death and equipment was updated and battalions are in cementers to improve conditions and the fire department will hold a news conference tomorrow to outline find fringz internal remains. >> and a 76-year-old man died one day after he was pulled out of this burping home in upper moreland montgomery county. the fire broke out in the home on -- and authorities have not identified the victim and they are still trying to figure out what sparked the fire. >> racing through a historic delaware county church fire races through memorial presbyterian church upper chichester. it took them two hours to get the fire under control. fortunately no one was hurt. church leaders vowed to rebuild. >> i was devastated when i saw the condition of the building and yesterday was resurrection sunday and there's a new day coming for memorial press tier yap church. >> the investigation into the cause of the fire continues. >> police are investigating a disturbing discovery in northeast philadelphia. today construction workers found a badly burned body ins

it was a heavy duty dump truck and it went off by third street over there on battalion 10. it was pretty impressive and fell 25 or 30 feet off the freeway. >> i assumed they were wearing their seat belts? >> i assume, yes. >> that has to be very very squarey that type of fall. i wanted to know march 25, the first alarm was rescue at lanken, has the cause the fire been determined as of yet? >> i can look into that for you and get that answer to you. >> okay, thank you. wundsering about that mpt and then the fire safety tip. i think that is essential for people, so if we can continue to get those out so people nsds understand that say consider pets part the family the pets should be included. >> absolutely. >> that would be helpful. and i also want to congratulate everybody on the 6 minute response times, that is extraordinary from where we were to 6 minutes. that's just amazing. >> it is. i were doing well on the first unit which i say those units are static usually and it could be or data collection as well is more accurate, but they are getting there. they know get on the

you want me to save this country need more battalions as quickly as possible. i will hold the line. then if you want me to actually move the communists back, i will need more forces in phase two. i will then use an offensive campaign. by the way, the deal at the start of the enemy's escalation, jeff and starts bombing. we've on the north, the ho chi minh trail. of that wase primarily by robert mcnamara, pressure on hanoi to give up. we will be so tough that we will convince the vietnamese coming is that they can never win in the long run. we have -- they have to give up now. wey get in the 66, where are -- we have bombing going on, hundred 73,000 american troops going into the country. by mid-66, another 20,000. johnson has something like -- 200,000 american troops committed to land warfare in vietnam. it has a bombing campaign. antiwar is being formed. point -- it was mentioned before -- i suggest is the beginning of the division of polarization, and the kind of politics that we are now experiencing 50 years later. movement begins to take shape in 65. the way it begins, it starts w

two marin county battalion chiefs scouting locations for water rescue training spotted him. the lucky lab was taken to the fire station to warm up and have something to eat. his family was notified, he survived. while they were at the funeral for the drowned victim. >> lucky dog. >> yeah. >>> a new bay area shelter is looking past borders to save dogs. >> more lucky dogs. john ramos tells us how matopia is giving dogs from mexico a sand chance at life. >> reporter: at this rural neighborhood in santa rosa before the end of the road is a place for new beginnings. it's called matopia. >> the center is a dream come true for us. >> reporter: christie and another person are founders of compassion without borders, a dog rescue group with one major difference. >> we rescue animals from rough places. >> reporter: they began 15 years ago in mexico city taking the hardest cases like toby who they found dragging himself through the streets. with medical care and a lot of patience, he is now living happily in his new home in ukiah. mexico is a tough place for dogs. and the couple have t

battalion chief also now stationed dispatch sent tears improve communication and the role of safety officers have been created. >> widow of direction wear correctional officers and other hostages held during uprising will review details of federal lawsuit. steven floyd killed during inmate take over at the vaughn correctional center smear smyrna. three maintenance workers hid in the basement, and last friday a vaughn correctional officer was assaulted after another officer told inmates to stop violating the no talking rule during dinner. there were no injuries in that case. >>> well, happening today, sentencing for the montgomery county man convicted in the shooting death after fellow church member. mark storm was convict of voluntary manslaughter and wreckless endangerment in the shooting death of 27 year old robert braxton. storm shot and killed braxton, in april 2016 inside the keystone fellowship church in montgomery township after a fight. storm's claimed the shooting was a kates of self-defense. but a jury disagreed. also today, jury selection begins for the trial of 23 year old david

thursday morning though marin county fire battalion chief was on a jet ski scouting locations for a surf rescue class when he saw something. >> as we're going by the light kind of shifted and the dog -- the contrasting colors, we just -- i saw something out of the corner of my eye that looked out of place. >> reporter: sitting on the cliff was yoda alive if not a little cold as exposed. clad in a wet suit he swam 100 yards to the dog. >> she realized that we were there to help her and in pretty short order got with the program. >> reporter: he put a life vest on her and put her on the back of the jet ski and brought her to safety. and a warm fire and food back at the firehouse in tomales. >> three days out on the point reyes national seashore would be a challenge for most domesticated creatures. >> reporter: brian's family came to retrieve yoda and take her to say good-bye to brian. andria borba, kpix 5. >>> time now 4:52. still ahead a 10-second job interview. we'll tell you which company is accepted applications through snapchat. >> and what's cool about your school? email your nominat

. >> linda long the first woman to become fire battalion chief. began her career as paramedic, rise to go captain, left and started over in the philadelphia firefighter academy. crystal yates now the city's first after can american paramedic services chief. >> i'm excited, and nervous, and proud to be able to stand here for all of the other women in the fire department. >> i stand on the shoulders every others, hopefully my shoulders strong enough so that some people can stand on mine. >> we are so proud of them. yesterday's swearing in ceremony was an informal ceremony, so these trail blazing women can get right to work. set for june. big congratulations, again. >> delivery driver stops at a home that drops off groceries, but leaves with boxes worth more than a thousand dollars. >> find out what was inside those packages, and how the delivery service is responding. >> and, good news for the procrastinators among us, jim, have you filed your taxings yet? >> yes, i have. >> boy, i still have not. you also too have time if you haven't filed your tax

linda long is the first female fire battalion chief.egan her career as the paramedics, rise to go captain. she then left, then started over in the philadelphia firefighter academy. long is the first ever to be both a paramedic and firefighter. crystal yates is the city's first after can american paramedics services chief. >> i'm excited, and nervous, and proud to be able to stand here for all of the other women in the fire department. >> i stand on the shoulders of other, hopefully my shoulders strong enough so that people can stand on mine. >> what a message. so proud of those two women. and the swearing in was an informal ceremony, so these two can get to work. the formal celebration with all of the proper pomp and circumstance is set for june. con yacht lakes cents. >> speaking of pomp and circumstance, it is 4:43. >> and katie is here with another check of the forecast. what pomp and circumstance, katie? >> i know, she doesn't feel well. she has a head coal. i'm just trying to make her feel better. >> i think it is an allergy driven