and then the beach boys were the beach boys, you know?each boys. - and then the beatles, yeah. - they were the original boy band. - beatles were the og. and there's one direction and then five sauce and then there's forever in your mind. - i think, also, obviously music's evolved since nsync and the backstreet boys. it's evolved into more, i would say not completely edm but it's gone to more electronically-produced sounds. - more dancey. - yeah, and i think that is included into our music and it's also a different vibe than other boy bands have had in the past. so, i think it's a new chapter in the whole boy band type of music and what's happening in there, which also makes a difference. - music in general, really. - yeah, music in general. - what's been your most exciting moment up to now? - we've had a lot of exciting moments. - we have had a lot of exciting moments. i'd say either signing to disney, signing to the record label, filming the pilot. that's it. - all the performances we've done. - all the performances we've done. - arthur

helpful to on behalf of the secretary, you will issue that permit, because you have problems with the beach boys and other difficulties. you're going to issue it and you're going to issue it now. i got a bunch of construction -- thist and said these place looks like a bunch of b-52s came through. one of the greatest men of all times in terms of architecture design competitions. the onlywhat may be book, but it is the best book. much foryou very -- i want to ask you one question. the point i'd make is we look at as one of process great controversy. if it hadn't been for the full the -- and the planning commission and park service, and a number of federal agencies, that memorial would never have happened. if you look at federal agencies as obstructionist, in this case they protected the integrity of the design all the way through. carter brown is the principal hero. discussion 35 years after and all of the i think is auses token of what a touchstone it was. you had for some years the idea of building a visitor center, where these further -- were these ideas could be further discussed. i know there

>> a great song by the beach boys years ago "i'm picking up a good vibration." i am picking up a good vibration. >> whether it is a new experience for some i hope it's not but if they haven't tried bipartisanship before it is a great time to start. reporter: with big ticket items on the docket like immigration and tax reform, some here say finding common ground is as critical as ever. >> i am optimistic. i certainly believe on the issues there is so much more we have in common than what separates us. >> half the country is not republican and half the country is not democratic. so the president's job is to work with all of the people and the more he does that i think the better. reporter: especially to those a back seat to the folks back home. >> i'm willing to work with anybody. of either party if it's good for wyoming. and against anybody of either party if it's not good for wyoming. reporter: on capitol hill, abc 7 news. alison: right now at 6:00 we're just learning of five more deaths in florida as we get a new glimpse of the devastation in the sunshine state

he's on tour with the beach boys. going to finally meet your family. >> no, we're going to finally see the gibbler house. there's no family in it anywhere. i'm the gibbler and maybe jimmy gib bler shows up. i've been wondering what this place looks like for 30 years. it's even weirder than i could even imagine. >> really? >> yeah. >> there are a lot of easter g eggs when you watch that episode. old things in that house that we don't point out. if you look carefully there's lots of fun little easter eggs for the old fans to appreciate. >> wonderful. we have he all imagine what had that house must look like and now we are going to get to see it in season three. you guys were in japan and i hear that karaoke, yeah, this is going to you, jodie. bust out a tune. >> i won't -- >> she's awesome. >> come on. >> sing, okay. >> yeah, i mean we had fun. i went car yoking i three types when i went there. candace and i -- scott went one night and then -- another time and i took -- i won pablo and john another night and went out wi

beach boys "good vibrations." then you said -- >> well because it's songs that changed your life.se things are new to the world and they're knew to your ears, first. i heard simon and garfunkel before the world and i made them. >> yeah. >> so it felt, to me, like the best most flowing. most organic thing we ever recorded. >> where would you put "bridge over troubled water"? >> top five. top three. i think of bridge i'm the production. i'm the producer of the records. go into the control room and i mix and balance the music and e backing and the instrumentation. and i'm very proud and pleased with how "bridge over trouble water" was constructed. the way the last verse lifts off. >> what is the third? >> "celia." people love it. the infectious belongs up there. >> yeah. it's always breaking my heart. [ laughter ] >> what a pleasure to have you here, art garfunkel. >>> what is all but luminous is out today. you can hear more on "cbs this morning." today investor and author ray dalio helps explain principles that helps him create the most important hedge fund. he talks about finding s

pursued successful solo career also classes collaborated with everyone from lionell ritchie to the beach boyse charts again with a multi platinum album. a tour that wound up lasting a decade and induction into the rock and roll hall of fame. along the way joe has been open about his struggles with addiction and recovery. one day at a time is about that recovery. but it could also be a reflection on in the fast lane. time may slow you down a little but you can still enjoy the view. ♪ >> judge a great pleasure to speak with joe walsh right here in our studios. he's here for a special reason. a big show coming up at eagle bank arena tomorrow night. it's great to see you thanks for coming in today. >> you're welcome. >> you've been a support of veterans and veterans rights. actually you lost your dad before you really had a chance to know him. >> um-hmm. >> but you decided this time that you wanted to put a little more am of into it and get everybody together and make a big effort. when did you start working on the project and why did you deciding to all in it on this time? >> i've been working o

stuart: that is the beach boys. >> way before my time. ashley: get around. get around.n, okay? [laughter]. now moments ago we actually turned positive on the dow. again we slipped back to a minus six. that is not much. i will call it dead flat. check out the big tech names. facebook, amazon are up. so is alphabet, microsoft down a fraction. apple is down a fraction. got news on that, give it to you shortly. >>> walmart in the news, they're relaunching the their parents choice baby brand. far more importantly, they will offe free same day delivery in new york city. thatthat is a break-through for walmart. >>> we have the outrain over the nfl protests continuing. listen to this, a "huffington post" columnist says white athletes still standing for the anthem are standing for white supremacy. director spike lee says president trump is acting like a plantation owner for urging nfl owners to for players that kneel. role tape. >> when he says, he was telling owners like, they are plantation owners and guys playing in the league, they're on the plantation, and you can't say any

this particular hurricane right on its heels and in puerto rico one of the most beautiful beaches in the world, boyit's just devastated at this hour. and hurricane maria continues to chug along as a major beast, a category 3 hurricane. it's out over the open waters as it burns against the grand turks & caicos islands where we have hurricane warnings in effect with winds to 125 miles per hour. computer models suggest that this hurricane will veer out towards the atlantic but when you have the winds that extend out a good 200, 300 miles, now the east coast will get hit by the winds over the weekend and certainly some rainfall. back on the west coast live weather camera looking towards the bay bridge currently it is 43 degrees in santa rosa for the coolest temperatures since springtime. we're entering autumn at 1:02 p.m. today. livermore at 52 cool degrees. winds under 10 except at the lip of the bay. oakland at 15. sfo 13. winds fluctuate today to the southwest, yesterday we were northwest. southwest winds and westerlies 10 to 20. we are starting to see an offshore flow set up. not so much today. one

it happened this weekend in beach haven on long beach isla island. a boyes from a man in the ocean. told his dad who swam out to get him. the man says he grabbed his surfboard swam all the way out to the man, calmed him down then hauled him back to shore. >> i had extensive training i knew i can do it. i just didn't know how difficult it was going to be and i knew if i didn't do it, he was in big trouble and i didn't want him to die. >> and he didn't because of that man. ems did arrive. the man is okay. the coast guard is warning people to stay out of the water. you know rip currents, kathy orr has been talking about this for days now. rip currents are powerful right now, because of hurricane maria. and i got to tell you, kathy, feels like we've seen lot of rescues this year. >> we certainly have. in the state of new jersey we've been focusing on the jersey shore. we know that the days have been hot. the ocean water is warm and the risk of rip currents because of maria is high and it's going to say high right through this week possibly even into the weeken

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his mom fell to the floor as they were getting ready to head out to the beach and dimitri jumped into action. listen to the boy's parents. >> he actually had the courage to go for it because, hey, i'm not letting mom dry. she was turning blue and saliva was coming out of her mouth. >> it was hard because i was like i was sweating a lot. >> his mom doesn't remember falling or waking up but will be grateful for her son and to the school for teaching him cpr. >>> that's wusa 9news at 5:00. the news at 5:30 coming at you right now. >>> caught on camera, a metrobus driver removed from a route after him reading newspaper while driving in prince george's county. wusa9 spoke to the university of maryland student who captured everything on his cell phone. >> reporter: we are on annapolis road in new carrollton where a student noticed something disturbing. the student filmed the metrobus driver reading the newspaper. >> i looked up at the driver and noticed he was reading a newspaper, and i asked my friends on the bus like is he really reading the newspaper is? and he said, oh, my gosh, yes. >> reporter: miles hill shot t

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used a jet ski at one point rescuers eventually brought the father and son back to the beach they were okay, the boy's mother had been watching this unfold from the beach.>> i played it play-by-play i saw the riptide they started to drift and i started to get up and i started walking and then two lifeguards started coming in. >> reporter: during the really hot weather this weekend the beaches were packed with people tens of thousands coming down to ocean beach on saturday and sunday and of course that meant to the rescue specialist lifeguards were on alert and they were quite busy making sure everyone was okay in the water performing a number of rescues. the soaring temperatures took their toll on people in a different way, more than 30 people were treated for various heat related illnesses that was just in san francisco. we are expecting weather to cool down just a bit but it is still a holiday with a lot of people off so you are going to have big crowds at ocean beach today and authorities are reminding people that is a very dangerous place to be getting into the water taking a swim. >> we can't hel

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alan, the boy on the beach, will never be forgotten.ne losing your whole family, notjust one, imagine losing your whole family, not just one, two imagine losing your whole family, notjust one, two kids and his wife. it's not easy. but i keep encouraging him. i keep reminding him that maybe god wants him to do something and by opening the kurdi foundation to help those innocent children who have nothing to do in this world, expect to have a good life, so i give him hope. emotionally it's not easy for him. it's up and down. it's been two yea rs. it's up and down. it's been two years. emotionally, the pain, and he is not the only one, there are thousands of families like my brother. they have the same thing. we see this every day. it's happening and it's sad, it's sad to see the world, we are just sitting and watching and not doing enough. clearly still very affected, of course. you can see the full interview on our programme page. last night the summer of madness came to an end. the total summer spending by premier league clubs came to £1

young movie it might not be a boy's idea that you know well that beach yeah i'm sad. to be missed just feel him if one means i love this guy you know he did better than me phyllis them tokio find it he's going to have to go get him. out of. his work was because did a piece against him call cultural pretty high from the premise. people. remember this back in april. that was a united express flight three thirty four eleven about to take off. or international airport david dow was dragged off a plane by chicago security officials after he was gone from his seat by an overbooking policy he flatly refused to leave the video went viral it caused outrage and it led to a social media firestorm heaping condemnation on that company. and then of course on the industry as a whole as we saw him drag down that aisle in any case it's been a long wait to see what would happen legally and now nothing the company dodged a lawsuit with dow by settling out of court the good news for flyers is that united says the number of passengers bumped from their seats due to overbooking has dropped

michelle: as we go to break a live look at miami beach as irma approaches the florida coast. boy, this is the calm before the storm. it looks gorgeous out there. a lot of people sunbathing but pretty soon the picture will change. the storm is on its way for florida. fios is not cable. we're a 100% fiber optic network. and with the new fios gigabit connection... you get our fastest... internet ever. with download speeds up to 940 megs - 20 times faster than most people have. switch to fios gigabit connection with tv and phone for $79.99 a month online for the first year. plus hbo for one year and multi-room dvr service for two years, all with a two-year agreement. and switching has never been easier. get out of your contract with up to a $500 credit go to fiosgigabit.com jonathan: tracking irma, a view from the international space station looking up to the powerful hurricane. look how well-defined the eye is. passing right by the eye looking into it as the storm continues its s

happened was she saw the image that we all saw the image of ellen kirti the the young syrian boy dead on the beach few years ago trying to trying to get to europe and died on the way and she decided she had to do something and so what she did was was make this documentary or her door debut as a director and what she did was quite interesting it's made into a very personal story because she draws a parallel between the current refugee crisis and her own experiences during the second world war when she was evacuated from london during the blitz and in a way became became more became a refugee we have a small clip from the film where she talks about this let's take a look. who is in the garden it was to me i was like any minute recently playing with my home and suddenly this. sky. it was gruesome and every morning grooming. i saw this film premiered in cannes this year and i spoke to an asteroid grave before the premier and she said she wanted this movie to be sort of a wake up call for europe and to remind europe of its founding values that the europe that she grew up in welcome refugees and with op

the last day of summer and boy did it feel like it. busy at the beaches and down the shore but still seeing that rip current risk real threat during weekend as well. look at these temperatures. average high this time of year is 76 degrees. wilmington eclipsing that with a high near 90. philadelphia and allentown 88. reading at 87. 85 in trenton and atlantic city at the airport 85 degrees. still pretty warm out there with temperatures mainly in the 80s. wildwood at 78 and the poconos very comfortable at 74 degrees. down the shore we have an on shore breeze ocean city 79. north wildwood and cape may .77. so really feeling like a summer day. this is the latest on jose 50 miles an hour sustained winds still a tropical storm churning about 150 miles to the south southeast of the nantucket. but seeing the clouds getting close to our shore, still bringing that wave action to the jersey shore. even long island. so those ocean water temperatures are warm. the temperatures this weekend are going to be very tempting on the land in the 80s but the rip current risk is

beach. >>> and a teenager surfing off the coast of barbados was killed as hurricane irma tore through the caribbean. >> the boy was a pro surfer who died in a freak accident when a certain type of wave for make dumped itself directly on top of him and sucked him under. >> it completely surrounded him. >>> hurricane irma hasn't reached the u.s. but is already giving us story the of compassion. >> this is pam and ramon, they were strangers until he gave her the generator he just bought. brecky had spent days searching her sick father. >> she broke into tears when it santiago bought what turned out to be the last one in the store. he gave it to her without even knowing why she needed it. >> it's okay. >> brecky says her father is on oxygen and she has another ill relative to care for. >> and the store's manager says he doesn't know if he'll get another shipment of generators before irma arrives. >> very generous for him to give that up then. but nice to see these stories of people working together to get themselves through the storm. >> the only upside, the only possible upside to this story. >>> coming up, why n

up protection across miami beach but the word we keep hearing from miami beach officials is prepare for flooding. >> reporter: boygot to tell you, kyung, those points are all so salient, so relevant to what's going on right now, and they will be major factors in what happens here ultimately when irma comes along. so, thank you for that. and we just heard in the briefing from the white house, they said, you know, after harvey, after irma, after jose and the other storms that are coming along the way, we will have to rebuild smarter and that's just not blind optimism. it is practical because you need to build to suit the new challenges. they started doing that ahead of the curve here in florida for obvious reasons but they're still not where they need to be. it often floods in areas around here on normal days, normal situations. what's going to happen with hurricane irma. that's why there's such a sense of urgency. we're going to shift here in about 24 hours to slatering on sun block to putting on and hunkering down with hurricane gear. we're going to take a break. when we come back, what preparations are in place

beach. she's been monitoring the situation over there. boychange, the watchers gone, the ability to drive reduced to almost zero. how is it now? >> that was just a prelude of what's to come. we're experiencing a bit more wind. remember, this is going to intensify at night. here's what we're seeing. you can see some of the palm trees moving about. a lot of the buildings here are boarded up. you can see this particular hotel, that entire first floor has completely been boarded up because the anticipation here, chris, is that there is going to be a significant storm surge. in lieu of that, what the city has done, the city of miami beach has just told us they of issued a curfew. there is a mandatory evacuation order here, but there is a curfew now in place starting at 8:00 p.m. they want to try to get everybody off the streets because starting this evening they anticipate that the storm surge, i'm about five feet tall, two of me, at the height of it, two of me could -- we could see a wall of water that could come across. that is something they ar

actress but when she saw that picture that we all saw the picture of the young refugee boy alan cody dead on the beach years ago she decided she had to take some action and she decided to make this film and what's interesting about it is it's a it's a documentary but it's a very personal so and she draws a link between the current refugee crisis and her own personal story linking it to her experiences as a child having to flee london during the blitz during the bombing in second world war we have a clip where she talks specifically about that period of her life when we take a listen some remember that i was in the garden it was a hot day i was like in my knickers only playing with my dough and suddenly i heard this horrendous sound filled the sky. it was clues an aberrated warning a warning. before going on the city of london. yeah and i spoke to the nurse redgrave before the film's premier and she told me that she want to make a movie to remind people about the basic human values that europe was founded on that her europe the europe that she grew up in embraced refugees and defended human rights so t

in 1944, 18-year-olds, 19-year-old, 20-year-old men and boys, stormed the beaches at normandy.n machine gunners were firing bullets at them, and they went up the beach to free europe. and now we have 18, 19, 20-year-old young men and women who need mental health therapy if they heard of something they don't like? this is part of how university presidents and administrators help keep these kids as infants. they need to grow up. you know what, when they leave college and they pull a stunt like this, i hope their employer froze them out of the office because somebody needs to do that. >> bill: shapiro says the only people that stand between those atms and antifa are police. all they get from the left is a bunch of. bernie, quick last word. i got to run. >> one news report said, speech is violence. let's get that out of the way. speech is never violent. speech may be something the boys on campus might not like. it might hurt their feelings, but speech is not violence and it shows that these leftists are on top of everything else, they are not too smart. >> bill: thank you, bernie g

so boy, a shocker for us. maybe not a beach day and maybe not so dangerous if people will in the come out to the beach but you can see on the trail to the beach life guard sign right there danger: rip currents. they said they had war rip currents in years here this weekend, 30 rescues according to the atlantic city beach patrol and you can see they still have boats and their life guard stands on the beach in a lot of spots here in atlantic city. we have a few days of summer. thinks called shoulder season. it is not as busy. when we have warm hot humid days over weekend we will have big busy beach days still like they did on saturday and sunday. even in the darkness, without any moon, because the clouds are so thick you can see the white caps. look at those waves. the length from the pier all the way down we can see white cap waves coming in and that gives you a sense that the ocean is a little bit rough even in the dark. when you can see it like this that gives you a sense of how rough it is out there. coming to the shore be ve

beach will be fantastic. looking good for the grill. >> 56 dulles, 62 washington. if you need a dog to watch this boyailable for adoption. nice weather to walk this morning. by lunchtime 81. by 5:00 p.m., sunny and 84. your pool forecast looking great. near 80 by 11:00 a.m. through the afternoon, sunny, mid-80s for a high. staying really nice if you are grilling. sunny sies by 4:00 p.m. 84 degrees. even by 7:00 p.m., 81. if you're going hiking, the blue ridge mountains look good. patchy fog by 7:00 a.m. through the afternoon, more sunshine. highs topping out in the upper 70s to the west. here's what it looks like for future weather. dry today. rain late tomorrow. most of tomorrow stays dry. we'll see the late showers. wednesday looks pretty rainy with a cold front. then we'll watch hurricane irma way far out in the atlantic. still far from the u.s. the strack has it getting closer to the southeastern part of the u.s. as we get closer into the weekend. take a look at this major hurricane strength as it nears florid on a pretty sharp north turn. we'll watch that closely. our weekend is looking fantasti

, especially in the summer, but we would get parked on a beach, usually with our mother or a nanny, and dad would disappear somewhere. >> the boysut their father's past are off limits. because, if you did, what would happen? >> he sunk into an even worse funk. there was something fuming in there, and it was all bottled up. >> the brothers know next to nothing about their dad's family. simon remembers having all sorts of questions about his grandparents. what were you told? >> they died. >> that's it? >> that's really it. they died during the war. i questioned my mother about it, and she said, "i strongly recommend you not bring it up." >> his father does explain one thing, the reason that he, as a young immigrant from holland, changed his name on the eve of world war ii. your dad is gutmann. >> yes. >> you're goodman. how'd that happen? >> he thought being called berhard eugen friedrich gutmann sounded a little too german, so he changed his name to bernard eugene goodman. >> did you ever ask your parents if you were jewish? >> yes, because my brother and i -- this is interesting -- have different experiences here because he's he

beach. after a long struggle, she was ready to be a mom to her boys again. >> i was getting on my feet. and i just -- i wanted cody and nate there with us. >> reporter: grandparents charlie and diane agreed, very reluctantly, to let the boys move in with bambi and rick. but no sooner had the boys moved then diane was making the case to get them back. >> mama was concerned. >> reporter: did she want to hold on to the boys? >> she said that she would like for them to, you know, continue to stay with her. >> reporter: boyfriend rick thought bambi couldn't catch a break with her family. >> everybody pretty much treated bambi like crap. it stemmed from, you know, issues that diane, charlie and bambi had. simmering into an angry family drama. then just a few weeks after the boys were turned the over, it happened. it was april 12th, a tuesday morning. bambi called her mom. no answer. big charlie was late for work. one of his barn employees went up to the house to look for him. moments later, he called 911. >> 911. >> she's laying on the floor. and there's blood everywhere. >> there's blood eve

boys trapped in the middle of it all. thousands of californians pitched in to clean up our state this weekend. a look at the tonnage of trash they pulled from our beaches and parks. did you know when you buy any bag of dog or cat food at petsmart we give a meal to a pet in need? buying your favorite bag of food at petsmart will help us reach our goal of donating more than 60 million meals to shelters and food banks. that means millions of hungry pets across the country (like this little guy) get to eat. buy any bag any size we give a meal to a pet in need. petsmart - for the love of pets. and now come celebrate our grand opening in your neighbourhood. >>> cell phone video captures a worker falling from a ferris wheel while trying to ride a tilted gondola car that had two boys inside ages 5 and 7. it happed friday night at a fair in north carolina. today we're hearing from the children's mothers. the car flips back into place with the two boys inside that are left swinging until a second worker reaches them. their mothers watched from below. >> i felt helpless, and it was the scariest moment. >> that's your baby up there. you can't do anything to protec

boy brought the gun to school is being investigated. the school has a zero tolerance policy for guns on campus. >>> and the back and forth continues the day the beach was ordered to be opened to the public. members of the state assembly created a bill which creates a fund to buy the land and claim it under the power of eminent domain. the governor would have until mid october to sign the bill. >>> feel the bern. bernie sanders will be in san francisco on friday. the vermont senator will be at a nurse's convention to promote his health care plans called medicare for all. it offers federally run insurance. >>> the designer of the millennium tower has been subpoenaed to testify. >> here's investigative reporter -- >> reporter: the engineer of record on the project has a lot of questions to answer. >> reporter: the city supervisor is talk about derek ruda of desimone. the towers have sunk some 17 inches and for his letter vouching for the building after the city learned about the sinking problem back in 2009. >> hopefully he has answers that here to for no one has been able to answer. >> reporter: the designer has not commented publicly to date and had

the beaches are the most beautiful and this is why it is the preferred place for princess diana and the two boys line for thrown in britain. it has that potential and of course it is used for that now, but in the future we have to ensure the hotels are one thing and help people live is going to be imported so that's up the road. we have an immediate problem we know we have to do it but you're right, as we do it it has to be resettled. resettled. we can't send everybody back at the same time. as homes are built and w and wet all of the utilities back into place, there will be that settlement. they are anxious to get home. in fact, our problem is stopping them. thank you for the presentation [inaudible] it is a sad situation for the population [inaudible] into one september 6 and 7th with the importance of damages. more than 2 billion euros a portraifootor devastated, 95%. the state deployed in order to assist the population in this race but i don't want to make that speech because as thes as , mr. ambassador, we can't have this meeting every year. it is a lot of billions of dollars and we have to

boy comparison that sun trying to break that was that's reflect from the sunlight, guys, off the open ocean waters. it just depends where you are. very quite beachight now beach patrol headquarters in margate but nonetheless it's quiet there when it comes to the weather for now. you may end up with shower. in fact we've seen through a few rolling through cape may county and places like margate this really is scattered in nature. it's demarcated line along the way here. so expect to see maybe some damp roads on your travels here but the whole day is not a wash out that's at least good news. i think we'll crap up this wet weather late on tonight. in the men time, leftover remnant moisture from irma you can call this an organized system at this point just drifting east and we are going to see more showers because of that before the week is all said and done so it's a showery long lived pattern no date is a wash out as i mentioned right through the rest of the week. what looks like cotton ball in the open waters of the land that's the satellite picture category one hurricane jose. let's talk about that storm system giving a sense of the computer mod

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boy, is he persistent. >> russ wanted to be my new best friend. he followed me around like a puppy -- helped me carry drywall to a construction site, he had sat on the beach with my children while my wife and went surfing. he kept asking, you know, "can i see the artifacts? when can i see them?" >> ed finally agrees to show pritchard what's inside that old family suitcase. the next few hours are a revelation for ed. that old cap is called a kepi, and it was worn by general pickett at gettysburg. there's his blood-stained uniform sleeve, personal letters, photos, his military sash, and this -- pickett's own hand-drawn map of the gettysburg battlefield. >> he was very knowledgeable. he knew what everything was. >> tell me about the reaction on russ pritchard's face. >> he was delighted. it was like he found a gold mine. and he said, "i'm prepared on behalf of the mayor to make you an offer." >> who did you feel he represented? your interest or the museum's interest? >> as i understood it, he was an appraiser standing in the middle. that's what he said. that he could not over-estimate or underestimate the value of it. >> russ comes up with an offer to buy mo

larry: new developments after 2-year-old boy shoots a 4-year-old by at a truck stop in fauquier county. the mother has been charged. destine beach turned herself in this morning. a man with her at the time isaiah davis previously charged. police say the kids were left alone in a car and the 2-year-old grabbed a gun and accidently fired it, hitting the 4-year-old. the good news is she will be okay. alison: back to the recent storms. many of you are asking what can we do to help all of those impacted by hurricane harvey and irma? today, a local group decided to stop asking and start acting. organizing a huge relief effort. the response was overwhelming. >> northern virginia showed its love for texas. filling this tractor trailer with the boxes and the boxes of donations. it all started with a simple request. >> i'm on the p.t.a. for my son's school. i will ask the p.t.a. would you collect things? from there, it's unbelievable. >> more than 20 collection centers later from arlington to purcellville, donations multiplied. >> i donated money to the red cross but to go out and be able to do this and drop off, you see, you know it's co

the santa cruz beach boardwalk has a long list of movie credits, including "killer clowns from outer space," "sudden impact," and of course, "the lost boys transformer movie is slated to be released in 2018. (grant) that wraps up kron 4 news at 9.(vicki) but kron4 news in prime time continues.pam moore and steve aveson are here with a look at what we're working on for kron 4 news at 10. ((pam)) thank you grant and vicki.... next at ten... first alameda.... now santa clara two cities dealing with a peeping tom... seen looking into people's windows during the day and the middle of the night. police released this photo of the latest suspect.hear from residents who say, they will definitely be locking their windows tonight.plus...the port of oakland has quite a problem on its hands after 11 shipping containers fall into the bay.now crews are trying to figure out how they're going to get them out of the water.((pam)) plus.. fall starts tomorrow, but some parts of the bay area will start to heat up.. as we get closer to the weekend. chief meteorologist brittney shipp has your four- zone forecast. ((steve))don't go away...kron 4's primetime new

boy wednesday showers the in the lehigh valley, sunny, how of 78, humidity is low, at the shore, lots of sun, 73 on beach, but we have rip currents in the water once again, thanks to irma and also jose off the coast. not a great day to be in the ocean water, especially considering we don't have life guards on doubt, mostly sunny and pleasant in philadelphia, how of 78. winds should be light and variable. then tonight, variable wind three to six miles per hour. few clouds but a lot of stars out at the same time. and maybe not quite as chilly as this morning but still cool. 58 in philadelphia, suburbs getting down no the low 50's. irma is a category 1 hurricane, dropped in strength since coming ashore for the first landfall as a category 4 down in the florida keys on fry and then now it's pushing well north of tampa, the center getting closer to the georgia border and we're looking at a category 1 hurricane right now with 75 miles per hour sustained winds. quickly becoming a tropical storm as it crosses border later day, still a tropical storm in all likelihood in birmingham alabama then a tropical low aft

beach and opens salty's gifts in lavallette. over the years, salty's evolves into an ice cream shop and restaurant. as a boyk puts in his time at salty's, but he's determined to strike out on his own. >> by the time i was 14 years of age, i had started my own bait company. i had a passion for it that just continued to grow. the commercial fishing industry was extremely profitable. >> it's my first fishery experience. what are we going to do? >> we're gonna put you right to work. >> wait. you want me to wear these? >> yes, ma'am. i recommend it. >> you do? >> yes, i do. >> okay, well, orange is the new black. while i do a wardrobe change, let's keep the bluefish on ice and bring britta into this boardwalk empire. it's a stormy day in 1997. >> it was blowing northeast, 20, 30 miles an hour, wind blowing and rain. >> a childhood friend notices brick's fishing boat has come loose from the dock. >> i was waitressing at a restaurant, and i tied it back up. >> but it wasn't just tied up. it was tied up perfectly. not everyone knows how to tie up a boat properly, especially during a major northeaster. >> we looked

beach airport had numerous delays and cancellations as irma made its way forth. >> can you imagine being on that plane? >> scary stuff. >>> and she is getting it done, boy. >> jesus must be a chain saw. >> a nun in south florida revved up a chain some of the mess left behind by hurricane irma. she's wearing the full habit. not even changing. sister ann margaret is in miami-dade. the catholic school is closed so she has extra time on her hands. >> don't pray on it, get out there and cut it up. >> pray like it depends on god, work like it depends on you. >>> only took one hour for celebrities to encourage people all over the country to donate nearly $15 million for hurricane relief. it was a who's who of hollywood last night. the show included everyone from oprah, beyonce, george clooney, julia roberts. you see tom hanks and rita wilson, cher was even on stage. some of our favorite coaches from "the voice," too ♪ darling, darling, stand by me ♪ ♪ oh, stand by me >> blake shelton/usher right there. you can still help $25. people in florida and texas benefit from your donation. >> star power. >> voted 4-3 with one abstention. the vote passes. >> whew! >> in

boy are they busy. two big storms are brewing in the atlantic. and one of them is impacting our area right now. the biggest threat from jose is that the jersey and delaware beaches the left you can see the clouds building over cape may where we have already seen coastal flooding. on the right, a live look from duey beach, delaware. storm ranger 10 has been tracking jose. that's right up cape cod. the most powerful radar is monitoring the rain bands from the storm. and these two hurricanes are creating a double threat in the atlantic this afternoon. >> maria is taking aim right after cutting a path through the caribbean. buildings are boarded up as waves crash on empty beach there is. they urged people to find shelter immediately. and nbc 10 was at philadelphia international today as one of the last remaining flights from puerto rico arrived. puerto rico's airport is set to close because of the hurricane. our coverage continues with glenn "hurricane" schwartz. >> there's really nothing to stop it. there's no land mass ahead of puerto rico. it crossed last night and been moving straight line and if you continue that straight line, it goes right to puerto rico. it'