the brass came from foundries and since he -- cincinnati, ohio. the capital building has over 33 sting glass windows and represent various figures in colorado history, historical individuals. the window behind me honors emily griffith, a schoolteacher in denver in the early 1900s and she founded in 1916 the emily griffith opportunity school, which operates as a vocational training school and her intention was to provide free education on any practical issue that children or adults might want to learn if you wanted to find a better job, get skills that would help you run more for your family, she would invent classes as the school year went on. there was no set structure or schedule. she would ask students what things are you interested in, what topics do you want to know about and would find people who knew that and hire them to teach a class. it was a very open-ended school and the motto was always opportunity. it remains in operation today celebrating its centennial. he was one of the few politicians to speak out in support of japanese-americans

there was a little brass plug it was installed by governor owens in 2003. well we are on the second-floor , of the colorado state capital. this is the legislative floor. the house and the senate chambers are here on the second floor where the 100 members of the general assembly meet from early january and early may. early may. it was intended to be built out of as many native materials as possible. you want to keep as much of the money as building the capitol in the state and encouraging local industries. most of the stone came from local quarries. decorative materials came from other states including white oak from the ozarks in arkansas. all of the window frames are made out of map. the brass came from foundries in cincinnati, ohio and louisville, kentucky. the capitol building has over 33 stained-glass windows. they represent various figures in colorado history. , historicalgures individuals men and women from , many different ethnic groups as well. the window that is behind me honors emily griffith who was a schoolteacher in the early 1900s. she founded

there's a little brass plug that was installed by governor bill owens in 2003. we're on the second floor of the colorado state capitol. this is the legislative floor. and the house and senate chambers are here on the second floor where the 100 members of the general assembly meet from early january to early may. the colorado state capitol was intended to be built out of as many native materials to the state of colorado as possible. you wanted to keep as much money of building the capitol in the state, so most of the stone from the capitol came from local quarries. but decorative materials inside the building came from other states, including white oak from arkansas. all of the door frames, window frames are made out of that. brass throughout the building came from foundries in cincinnati, ohio, and luciville, kentucky. the capitol building also has over 33 stained glass windows and they represent various f figures in colorado history, political figures, historical individuals, men and women from very many ethnic groups as well. the window behind me honors emily

differently at every school, here at brass community school students are rewarded with brass bucks. students can then use those bucks to redeem items in the school store known as the doghouse. there is everything in there from era to lunch with the school principal.school staff say student behavior since starting the program last year, and think their results will improve this school year. . joel kaufmann / principal "the data here at brass that this is working. the kids are changing behaviors without negative consequences"randy hoover / pbis internal coordinator"we really found that just that positive praise that's what did it for them. they just wanted to hear them tell them hey i appreciate you and you're doing a fantastic job. the great part about it is we also noticed those kids who are making poor choices really wanted to hear the same things so some of those poor chces they were making met there will always be some sort of issues that will arise. but they are hoping since more students are paying attention and spending more time in the classroom instead of detention at the pr

but parker-brass isn't ready to take a bow.usy with her next push: trying to convince massachusetts state universities to change their admission requirements to include a high school arts class, just as >> i think our job is to make sure our students see art, understand art, appreciate it, and if they are passionatet, enough, create it. >> reporter: i'm lisa stark of education week, reporting for the pbs newshour. >> woodruff: now in this topsy- turvy election year, we have ave timely portrait of americans who are often ignored and misunderstood, depicted as only an insider could. it's the first in an occasional series on books this election season we're calling "political ink." j.d. vance, welcome to the "newshour." this book is many things,th "hillbilly elegy," but i think amongst all else it's a personan story. it's about growing up in appalachia in difficult circumstances, raised by your grandparents, father who wasn't there, mother had an addiction. i think for most people hard the write about these things, but not hard fo

the original one was on the 15th step which is a brass marker that was the ultimate souvenir of denver. people kept stealing it so we had to put new ones in. in 1947, they can't one mile above sea level on the 15th step. in 1969, a group of students from colorado state university remeasured and they said we were off i three steps. -- by three steps. our third mile high marker because the federal government redefined sea level and how we judge altitude. global warming and two levels and all of that aside, the mile high marker actually dropped. it is on the 13th step. there is a plug that was installed in 2003. we are on the second-floor of the colorado state capital. this is the legislative floor. this is where the 100 members of the general assembly meet between early january and early may. it was intended to be built out of as many native materials as possible. you want to keep as much of the money as building the capital in the state and encourage local industries. most of the stone came from local couriers. ies.uarr all of the doorframes and window ozark wood.made of the brasses fro

district.the initiative is called 'positive behaviors, interventions, and support'.at brass community school, students are rewarded with "brass bucks", which they can and so far, the program seems to be working. 1:13-1:24 the great part about it is we also noticed those kids who are making poor choices really wanted to hear the same things so some of those poor choices they were making stopped happening" happening" students can reedeem their "brass bucks" for everything from erasers to games, to even lunch with the school's principal. they've broken the mold when it comes to the image of bikers and they've done it together as sisters on steel. steel.we here for the ladies rideroar of motorcycles motole the all women's ride marked day two of the milwaukee rally. 113 lady riders signifying each year harley davidson's been rolling.they left from the museum for holy hill making stops along the way enjoying lunch and a lot of laughter. carrie davidson, stilletos on steel: everybody's who's curious about riding or they always had a hidden desire to ride, give it a chance. now's a great time

>> the move by police top brass to get body cameras on the street. >> she's hel p lives. the special thank you to this mentor, in tonight's 5 for good. >> this is wcvb newscenter 5 at 7:00. >> a passenger is forced a british airways flight to land. jc: newscenter 5's ben simmoneau is at the breaking news desk with the latest. reporter: this flight was coming from london's gatwick airport, but as the plane was entering us airspace the pilot radioed faa control in new york asking to land in boston. he said a 30-year-old male was drunk and was acting abusively toward crew members. he's from britain here's a bit of the radio exchange between the pilot and the radio controller. the radio controller asked if the plane needed to be met by an ambulance, or simply by police officers. >> is he intoxicated? >> he is intoxicated. we don't have him reporter: he says the individual is intoxicated and acting abusively. the pilot was asked if they need a police or an ambulance. he said perhaps an ambulance may be necessary. we know female was pulled off of the plane. the plane took off f

. >> the move by boston police top brass to get body cameras on the >> a couple of chances for storms and how your weekend is looking. >> what the patriots star thinks about his chances of playing sunday. >> this is wcvb newscenter 5 that 5:00. >> police have some volunteers. >> they are not rank-and-file officers. they are members of the commissioners command staff. >> this is far from what the brass had wanted but this is a commanders who will agree to where the cameras while on duty. they do have some street duties that sometimes bring them into contact with the public. the main job is to survey rank-and-file officers. they are not part of the make them targets. police commissioner william evans said when asked to volunteer to where the cameras they stepped up. i'm committed to getting the program started in my officers out there every day. the judge to over solve this plans to issue a ruling tomorrow. the body cameras next week. anchor: we turn our attention to a water crisis. a stage three drought. ben: take a look. water levels are below the pump. the city implementing new water

they did not know where that brass fitting had come from.well, through investigations in cooperation with not only the chp but also caltrans. caltrain issued a statement this weekend basically stating that working with chp, they determined that that brass fitting may have come from a water truck that was in the area on friday afternoon when the accident took place. they say they will continue the investigation and work jointly with chp to determine ultimately if that is for sure one of their fittings. obviously, everybody involved wants to make sure they have all of the eyes dotted and the tees crossed on this investigation. it is a tragic accident that took the life of an 82-year-old mountain view man. >>> it is 7:09 am. the bay area is mourning the loss of a civil leader and activist. rose back died in her home in chinatown. she served as a voice to the chinese community and is accredited with paving the way for leaders like san francisco mayor ed lee and former san francisco mayor, roy brown. the 68-year-old spent her last days living in

quintet -- the united states army band and brass quintet who will now perform a tribute. ♪ [playingess america" and patriotic songs] ♪ ♪ [applause] >> thank you so much for this adriatic celebration we have to remember all of those who have patrioticr lives -- celebration we have to remember all of those who have given their lives. now --nored to present during his 30 years of military service he enjoyed a bright of interest and challenging assignments. during world war ii, he participated in the battle of okinawa as the leader of a platoon, the commander of a rifle company, and as an intelligence officer. he was a staff sergeant with the 80th infantry blue ridge division. entere was selected to infantry officer school, he told many -- he held many degrees science fromitary the university of maryland, master of arts in international affairs, master science degree in administration from george washington university. he is a graduate of the army command in general staff college into the army war college. ladies and gentlemen, the distinguished kernel. james --. >> thank you very much.

students are rewarded with ntrd brass bucks. students then rede items in the school orevery g i erasers to gamschool principal. staff say they have seen a school year. . joel kaufmann / l prpah here at brass that this is working. the kids are changing behaviors without negative consequences" "we really found that's what did it for them. they just wanted to hear them tell them hey i appreciate you and you're doing a job.he great part about it is we also noticed those kids really wanted to hear the same things so some of those poor choices they were making stopped happening" happening"teachers and met there wilw of issues that will arise. but they are hoping since more students are paying attention and spending more time in the classroom instead of detention at the principals office, the overall grades here at the school will improve over the coming years your full readycast with meterologist rebecca schuld is 3 tropical storm hermine is making its way across the southeast after making landfall as a category one hurricane overnigh

apparently getting a briefing from police brass.re you see an ambulance there on the right side of that intersection, and we've seen numerous officers on foot as well. again, two officers shot. we don't have their condition just yet, but we're trying to get more information for you on that, but they're at penn presbyterian hospital. they were going into palms looking for a possible second suspect. we don't know what transpired here, what led to this shooting, what precipitated this. brandon hudson on the ground reported just a few minutes ago when we arrived on the scene he did get some initial word there from police on this scene that this shooting may have involved a police cruiser, but he's working to get confirmation from police officials on the scene. within the past 40 minutes or so, two philadelphia police officers wounded by gunfire, a civilian suspect in custody. we've seen video of someone being placed into handcuffs. we don't have any word yet the condition of those two police officers, but we do understand from philadelp

supports brass tax in the proposal to expand the commercial space to include 482 hayes street. the neighborhood bar which replaced the [inaudible] has been embraced by our community. the owners have become a part the neighborhood and accepting opportunities it support community activities. the current bar location at 488 hayes street is a place of business that provides a place for neighbors to come together to meet and enjoy each other companies. by expanded the business to 482 hayes street, partners have plans to allow community use of this space for neighborhood functions as wem as their own functions. the owners of brass tax are good neighbors fwraum the day they opened honoring the [inaudible] please approve the expansion to 482 hayes street and that is gale [inaudible] and jason henderson. >> any other member who would like to comment? is the applicant here and like to speak? okay. we will close -okay. you will make a presentation? we'll close public comment. thank you. the item is live before us so motion to approve. >> i move we move the item forward with a positive rec

good behavior with "brass bucks", which they then can use in the scho's store. the principal says the program is working. "students still can get in trouble and do get in trouble. we all make mistakes, i have children myself and when they make mistakes there are consequences. but we are taking it to the next step of now reteaching the appropriate behavior, making sure that they understand what they did results." the coordinator of the p-b-i-s program says some students who've made what he calls "poor choices"...have changed their behavior. 3 3 3 tonight: clear sky. little chilly but comfortable with 50s. lower 50s inland. wind: se 5 mph.saturday: wall to wall sunshine. stays nice with highs in the low to middle 70s. wind: se 5-15 mph.labor day weekend: sunshine sticks temperatures returning to average in the upper 70s. more clouds arrive on monday, labor day, becoming a little warm and humid with highs in the lower to middle 80s. 3 tonight: clear sky. little chilly but comfortable with lows in the upper 50s. lower 50s inland. wind: se 5 mph. saturday: wall to wa

evans said he thinks his department -- he thanked his department brass for stepping up. we know the eight brass members will be under the same policy any officer would have to abide by if wearing a body camera. live outside of boston police headquarters, louisa moeller, wbz news. >>> the suspicious death of a woman in new hampshire has been ruled a homicide. police say 51-year-old joanne boucher was murdered. her body was found in her home on monday. police are not releasing the cause of her death at this time. >>> breaking news at 6:00, dozens of dead birds falling from the sky onto lawns. >> investigators are on the scene right now trying to figure out what's causing it. bill shields tonight with the breaking details. bill? >> reporter: this is very bizarre. people in the neighborhood got up this morning. there are dead birds around and no one could figure out. there's only one kind of bird. it's a grackle. so now inspection services are trying to figure it all out. >> we received a call to come to bakersfield street because there were a lot of deceased birds and birds

investigators say that a brass bolt and cupeling, the size of a baseball flew through the windshield friday night and hit a driver. cal tra caltrans is saying that it likely belongs to a caltrans walter truck. michelle roberts joins us from least palo 6 alto for the tragic events for the poor driver. >> absolutely. chp official believe caltrans truck was heading on the southbound side when it blew a tire. somehow during that process that bolt flew off. hitting oncoming traffic. hitting that driver heading north. >> very unusual. never seen it before. >> friday, chp investigators found the brass bolt under the passenger seat of a white minivan. the driver who has been identified as 82-year-old lewis schaefer of mountain view was killed when the 2 pound metal object hit him in the neck heading north on 101. >> the bolt came off the truck and went on to the minivan. so we don't know if it just happened simultaneously. or how it happened. >> chp officer, art mont tichies the caltrans truck blew a tire. investigators believe the cap flew off the truck over the center divide into schaefer'

the brass came from foundries in cincinnati, ohio. the capital building has over 33 sting glass windows and represent various figures in colorado history, historical individuals. men and women from many different ethnic groups as well. the window behind me honors emily griffith, a schoolteacher in denver in the early 1900s and she founded in 1916 the emily griffith opportunity school, which operates as a vocational training school and her intention was to provide free education on any practical issue that children or adults might want to learn if you wanted to find a better job, get skills that would help you run more for your family, she would invent classes as the school year went on. there was no set structure or schedule. she would ask students what things are you interested in, what topics do you want to know about and would find people who knew that and hire them to teach a class. it was a very open-ended school and the motto was always opportunity. it remains in operation today celebrating its centennial. he was one of the few

[applause] save travels >> if you look at tattered cover with the green carpet and a dark wood and brass pictured - - pictures he original barnes and noble stores were modeled of this. >> born in 1936 he was growing up in an era where fathers were typically heavily involved that was the most important thing. >> we do have elks that use the drainage is for calving and also mule deer

. >> reporter: he even suggested he'd fire the top brass. >> well, there would be probably different generals, to be honest with you. >> reporter: but there are only so many generals. they come up through the ranks, serving presidents of both parties. then, there's what he said about his first classified national security briefing. >> and i was very, very surprised. in almost every instance, and i happy. our leaders did not follow what they were recommending. >> reporter: candidates are expected to say nothing about what is, by definition, a confidential briefing. >> i think what he said was totally inappropriate. and undisciplined. >> reporter: trump also doubled down on the debunked claim that he opposed the iraq war. >> i happened to hear hillary clinton say that i was not against the war in iraq. i was totally against the war in you can look at "esquire" magazine from '04. you can look at from before that. >> reporter: but 2004 was a year after the war started. tonight, the clinton campaign fired off this e-mail. "donald trump kicked off his evening by lying about his position on

the chp spokesperson describing it as a large brass bolt. he held his hands up, almost the size of a softball, but let's go back and explain to you exactly what happened on northbound 101. this was around 1:00 just north of university. the driver, a man in his early 80s, behind the wheel of a white van so he hit the center divide and actually basically sideswiped the center divide for about 100 feet after a projectile came through his windshield and hit him in the neck. the chp says other drivers stopped and tried to help and give him aid and when first responders arrived on the scene they did have to pronounce him dead. the chp is still asking for any witnesses to come forward, again, preliminarily that the large brass bolt hit him in the neck and anyone asked to see anything is asked to come forward because they might be able to provide a better picture of where the bolt came from, debris on the highway or if it flew off another vehicle. an accident like this caused quite a bit of traffic backup. the two left-hand lanes of northbound 101 h

and install brass fixtures throughout the house. but after giving him two thousand dollars up front. she never saw him again. >> he's really convincing. he is uses the military card. the religion card. just really makes you think he's a good guy. and you can trust him. and then disappears with your money. >> the problem solvers discover the state of anddesist orders. one to murphy. and two to his business. >> . they haven't been able to serve him. >> it's matter of finding him. fell off the face of earth. >> an f from the bbb. and multiple web sites like thumb tack. and yelp. have removed his adds. he's still listed as a plumber on home advisor. >> . there are new complaints about him. screwing people over. >> . jessica has a handwritten letter. signed by daniel murphy. after parker police convinced him to pay her back 4 hundred dollars. back the remaining 16 hundred. but 6 months later. he hasn't paid another dime. >> . i have your signature. do you remember. >> i was in rehab. >> . it's not about the money. the fact he keeps going

. >> he's given a uniform and a belt with brass buckles that he's told to keep shiny and subjected totense discipline. >> those were days where it wasn't like today. i mean, they hit and they did whatever the hell they had to do. they were a tough lot. >> trump thrived at new york military academy. he was a star on the baseball team, was elected captain, and led the honor guard in new york city's columbus day parade. during the summer, trump began working for his father. >> we used to have contests and he used to always respect the fact that i always had the record. i was able to have painted with two painters, six hallways in one day. we used spray. that's the all-time trump organization record. so it was great. at the time, that was like the greatest achievement of my life. >> trump graduated in 1964 and went to fordham university for two years before transferring to the wharton school of the university of pennsylvania. he graduated in 1968 and after all his military training, a medical deferment makes him ineligible for the vietnam draft. trump went to work for his successful fathe

. >>> reduced to rubble, trump's takedown of america's top military brass, an unprecedented assault by a potential commander-in-chief. >> well, the generals under barack obama and hillary clinton have not been successful. >> do you know more about isis than they do? >> i think under the leadership of barack obama and hillary clinton, the generals have been reduced the rubble. >> and here's a question -- what is aleppo? that's the question that broke the internet today on "morning joe." >> what would you do if you were elected about aleppo. >> about -- >> aleppo? >> and what is aleppo? >> you're kidding. >> no. >> this from a third party and can date that many folks have been demanding belongs on the presidential debate stage. good day, i'm peter alexander, we are in new york. my friend andrea mitchell en route to charlotte, she is on board hillary clinton's campaign plane. as soon as she lands we'll speak to her. but just before taking off this morning, clinton herself again unloaded on donald trump. >> last night was yet another test and donald trump failed yet again. bizarrely, once

>> reporter: heather, it's so sad and it turned out of course that it was a brass nut like something you'd see in irrigation or a commercial plumbing -- it happened just north of this on-ramp as schafer was driving north. now chp wants to know how that object became a deadly projectile. from sky fox the aftermath of a deadly crash that took hours to decipher. witnesses saw a solo driver in a toyota van suddenly lose control. veer across the fast lane. and crashed into the center divide. riding it for about 100 feet before stopping. >> this object was large enough to where it actually killed somebody. >> reporter: first responders could see something around that crashed to the windshield and to the driver but it wasn't obvious what was. >> so maybe about the size of a baseball. >> reporter: what they found up against the passenger seat was this brass fitting. >> at this point looks like it appears to be plumbing material. >> reporter: but no idea where it came from. and a few have called but chp needs more. especially drivers who may have noticed an unsecured load or road debris, anyt

look i need that brass spit toon. i don't spit, why am i buying a brass spit toon?et's get to the real topics. trump aide in florida resigning, brad, after concerns she has, quote, the direction of the campaign. he has narrowed some of the gaps. what does she mean by that. >> i don't know. look the campaign is a huge corporation. when you have one person who leaves, it doesn't mean that there is any merit to what that person is saying. the problem is, in 24/7 news cycle, that person will get publicit iis not even warranted. m not concerned about the one person that leaves. what i am concerned about trump in battleground states staying on issues, getting a good ground game, controlling the message. that is what we really need to do. the trump of the first 40 minutes of the first debate was amazing. we need to get back to that. liz: i love these polls that say, hillary won this debate or trump won that debate. let's keep in mind, ellis, that mitt romney by a long shot was perceived to have won his first debate against president obama. then he ended up losing the elect

and install brass fixtures throughout the house. after giving him two thousand she never saw him again. >> he's really convincing. he's uses the military card. uses the religion card. just really makes you think he's a good guy and you can trust him. and disappears with your money. >> problem solvers discover the state of colorado is issued 3 cease and desist orders. one to murphy. and two more to his business. >> obviously if we knew about this. we would have never hired him. >> . they say daniel started the plumbing work. for a new but never finished. >> after asking for another thousand or 14 hundred. which we paid. so we could get our basement done. he never came back. >> they too have filed paper work in small claims. but since daniel moved out. they haven't been able to serve him. >> it's a matter of finding him. >> murphy has an f from the bbb removed his adds. and after hearing from the problem solvers. so has home advisor. >> . there are new complaints. about him. screwing other people over. >> jessica has a handwritten let

and install brass fixtures throughout the house. but after giving him two thousand dollars up front. she never saw him again. >> he's really convincing. he is uses the military card. the religion card. just really makes you think he's a good guy. and you can trust him. and then disappears with your money. >> the problem solvers discover the state of colorado issued 3 cease anddesist orders. one to murphy. and two to his business. >> they haven't been able to serve him. >> it's matter of finding him. earth. >> an f from the bbb. and multiple web sites like thumb tack. and yelp. have removed his adds. he's still listed as a plumber on home advisor. >> . there are new complaints about him. screwing people over. >> . jessica has a handwritten letter. signed by daniel murphy. after parker police convinced him to pay her back 4 hundred dollars. with a promise to pay back the remaining 16 hundred. but 6 months later. dime. >> . i have your signature. do you remember. >> i was in rehab. >> . it's not about the money. the fact he keeps going

supports brass tax in the proposal to expand the commercial space to include 482 hayes street. the neighborhood bar which replaced the [inaudible] has been embraced by our community. the owners have become a part the neighborhood and accepting opportunities it support community activities. the current bar location at 488 hayes street is a place of business that provides a place for neighbors to come together to meet and enjoy each other companies. by expanded the business to 482 hayes street, partners have plans to allow community use of this space for neighborhood functions as wem as their own functions. the owners of brass tax are good neighbors fwraum the day they opened honoring the [inaudible] please approve the expansion to 482 hayes street and that is gale [inaudible] and jason henderson. >> any other member who would like to comment? is the applicant here and like to speak? okay. we will close -okay. you will make a presentation? we'll close public comment. thank you. the item is live before us so motion to approve. >> i move we move the item forward with a positive rec

. ♪ >>grant lodes: somehow of brass snuffled to the air and threw a driver's windshield hit the drivere ended up crashing near will roll in menlo park. >>charles clifford: 1:00 p.m. friday a man was driving north on highway 11 this video of the sinful and helicopter partnerships know of the vehicles were involved in the accident with a follow-up investigation resulted in a long traffic backed up that lasted several hours it is unclear how got onto the highway the victim in this case >>pam moore: of brookline to stand up for the pledge of allegiance is now finding herself the middle of a much larger debate she said she was really taken aback by her teacher not heard too grave to because she declined to stand especially since he says steve been doing this is the second grade the measure would now allow businesses office on the store sells the condemn mylan the manufacture of the drug the company has been under fire. >>reporter: taking a from the bay area we have 20 mi. from our this afternoon still 13 mi. from our this week and looks fantastic the last weekend of summer the one pain that

. >> reporter: trump said he would be listening to military brass. >> immediately after taking office, i will ask my generals to present to me a plan within 30 days to defeat and destroy isis. >> reporter: trump called for a new wave of defense spending, to increase the size of the army to 540,000, and 12 marine corps battalions, increase the navy fleet and air force fighter jets. trump also said he wou cyberdefenses and took a shot at the vulnerability of clinton's unsecured e-mail server. hillary clinton has taught us how vulnerable we are in cyberhacking. that its probably the only thing that we have learned from hillary clinton. >> reporter: trump offered few specifics on paying for all this mentioning cutting the federal work force and eliminating loves, the pentagon opposes scott. old idea that produced limited success or savings for presidents of both parties. >> major, thank you. congress is still battling over emergency funding for the fight against zika. and in the house today, florida congressman, david jolly held up the canister of mosquito thousands they were not carrying

donald trump bashes the top military brass, while hillary clinton continues to get dogged about her e-mail server. trump used the occasion to level unusually harsh criticism against the country's military leaders. >> i know more about isis than the generals do, believe me. barack obama and hillary clinton have not been successful. >> do you know more about isis than they do? >> i think under the leadership of barack obama and hillary clinton, the generals have been reduced to rubble. they have been reduced to a point where it's embarrassing for our country. >> and this morning president obama responded to trump's comments. >> as far as mr. trump, i think i've already offered my opinion. i don't think the guy's qualified to be president of the united states. and every t opinion is confirmed. >> trump did little to fight back criticisms that he is unprepared to serve as the country's next commander-in-chief. in fact, he dug in on previously debunked assertions on the war in iraq and the intervention in libya. while remaining tight lipped on any plans he has for defeating isis. >> the main th

its management and top brass should know what's happening at very low levels of the would automatically put money back into the bank accounts of anyone who was affected. >>> north korea is now confirming it has tested a nuclear warhead. theysensors detected the explosion. you are looking at video that north korea released fritz missile test tuesday. it says the latest test shows it's ready to hit joked by en-- provoked by enemies, including the united states. >>> this weekend, the nation marks 15 years since 9/11 terror attacks. later this morning, tampa fire and rescue would hold a ceremony to reflect on that tragic day. it's on the corner of zach and jefferson street in downtown tampa. that ceremony is set to start at 9:00. expected in court on charges she hired a hitman to murder her husband so she could get custody of their children. someone called them claiming rachel leahy wanted her husband murdered. she unknowingly hired one of the sheriff detectives. she paid him half of the $5,000 agreement to kill her ex. >>> a man accused shooting in a dollar store is expected in court. vict

african-american musicians, who were marching in the early brass bands in new orleans used bass drums, snare drums, cymbals-- put them together into a repeating rhythmic unit. and later on, when this music moves indoors, musicians put these together into a single set--the drum set. [band playing dixieland] the drum set and the bass are called the rhythm unit in a band and they interact much in the way the percussion ensemble would-- an african percussion ensemble would-- and they provide the rhythmic drive and the rhythmic vitality to popular musics and jazz. (redman) rhythm is something which is important in all musics. in jazz it may be even a little bit more important, because rhythm is at the heart and soul of jazz, and a certain way of phrasing rhythm-- a certain approach to rhythm-- which we call swing, is at the heart and soul of jazz. it's very difficult to define what swing is. you can technically try to define it in the sense that swing is a subdivision of rhythm which is in a certain way off-center. it's uneven. if i play a series of notes-- eighth notes--very straight-- le

instead had military brass up there. now, it may look like a bad optic for the military to be connected in any way with what black people see as racist issue? >> well, look, we are very proud of him. we were standing there. and i have not seen a guy, with his background mixed so well with the military. they liked him. we had two medal of honor winners there. and there were, all the rest of these chaps were combat veterans. so he got along very well when he introduced himself to us. the chemistry was extremely well. i don't know why he did it. there but the fact is, i think it was the right thing to do. put it to bed. if people want to make it over the weekend fine, but that is tactical deception. talk about her health. talk about her economic plan. comments were there -- liz: i'm sorry, keep going. i didn't mean to interrupt you. go ahead. >> my comments when i got up there and spoke for about three minutes were specifically that only the trump economic plan will allow us to rebuild the military. you can not have a rebui

. >>> to the top story, steel, aluminum, copper, brass, nickel up in flames when a scrap yard caught fire. as you can see, from the picture here, it was a pretty big fire and you can see how it went out

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. >> it will have iron or brass rails and a brass door and then you would open up and there would bereas with full body burials and then we would have perhaps two banks where future generations could be buried. >> reporter: tell us about the price. how did you arrive at $7 million? >> well, $7 million was just a wish number and of course we would entertain any reasonable offer. >> reporter: really? so it's open for negotiation? >> we would -- >> reporter: i was just wondering how much flexibility are you talking about, frank? >> how much would you pay for this. >> reporter: that's the question. how much will people pay out for it. >> we have a number of things we need to do. we need to finish the restoration down here. we need to finish the restoration in the cemeteries and we wanted to ear mark money for the restoration of the organ. if you really think about it, it's going to be -- it would be a low payment. >> a low payment. >> sure. you figure you're going to be dead for eternity so if you took that amount and you kind of put it over 10,000 years or whatever. >> reporter: okay. f

this is about getting down to brass tacks. we have weeks to go to the election and i will at be out there working hard and others will be working hard to make sure the message gets through to those who can and should get to the polls this race. i think hillary clinton has to be herself and talk to people in real ways directly about what she will do for them and their families. she can do that but donald trump can't. >ed: you grew up in new hampshire. who has more writing on their political -- more writing on their political career, kelly with donald trump, i don't know. governor hassan is terrific. she is running hard and we know it's a close race. i am confident that new hampshire voters will do the right thing and vote for hillary clinton and vote for maggie hassan. ed: maggie hassan could not use the word trustworthy referring to hillary clinton. >> hillary clinton. ed: are you ready for the pop quiz? start your political engines. this presidential race has proven to be tight and pose suggest new is a near tie. how many ele

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supports brass tax in the proposal to expand the commercial space to include 482 hayes street. the neighborhood bar which replaced the [inaudible] has been embraced by our community. the owners have become a part the neighborhood and accepting opportunities it support community activities. the current bar location at 488 hayes street is a place of business that provides a place for neighbors to come together to meet and enjoy each other companies. by expanded the business to 482 hayes street, partners have plans to allow community use of this space for neighborhood functions as wem as their own functions. the owners of brass tax are good neighbors fwraum the day they opened honoring the [inaudible] please approve the expansion to 482 hayes street and that is gale [inaudible] and jason henderson. >> any other member who would like to comment? is the applicant here and like to speak? okay. we will close -okay. you will make a presentation? we'll close public comment. thank you. the item is live before us so motion to approve. >> i move we move the item forward with a positive rec

. >> the officers found brass sort of like a plumbing material like a nut approximately the size of a baseball. >> 82-year-old louis schaefer was driving north on highway 101 around 1:00 in the afternoon when a large projectile slammed through his windshield and hit him in the neck. his van careened along the center divider before coming to a stop. other drivers pulled over and tried to help him, but it was too late. first responders is pronounced him dead at the scene. investigators are asking witnesses to come forward, hopefully thick shed more light on exactly what happened. >> to see if maybe this fell off another vehicle or did this come off from, maybe it was kicked off and already on the road and got kicked off by somebody's tires driving by. >> reporter: an unusual and terrible accident that cost an innocent driver his life. >> that's very tragic. probably nothing he could have done to avoid that. >> reporter: two northbound lanes were closed for two hours while they investigated and cleared the scene. >> a suspected carjacker ran from the law after this wreck in berkeley. pol

ladies and gentlemen, the national anthem of the united states performed by the united states army brass quintet. anthem]l >> ladies and gentlemen, the united states navy chief of chaplin rearguard numeral -- rear admiral. >> would you pray with me? almighty and eternal god, we pause this day in this hallowed state and the monument and memorials across the country to remember husbands, wives, mothers, fathers, children, brothers, sisters, friends to remember the warmth and its miles the touch of their hands, their last words, the gifts of their lives. help us never forget that it has been your grace which has allowed us the time you were able to share and has enabled us to hold onto the fondness of memory and provide those moments like this to cherish forever. to, we pause this day remember those who first responded, the unsung heroes, civilian and military, emergency services, law enforcement, who fought valiantly that they to preserve the countless lives trapped within these walls and those who over the last 15 years across the globe have sacrificed their lives defending the freedom ou

. >> it rotates 4,000 pound of brass and glass. when we look inside we see ape short little bulb or lamp. 1,000 watts. >> tiny. >> tiny. gets magnified to 2 million power. >> by all the glass. >> all the glass. >> the crystal or that saved lives. 336 prisms unusual for a lighthouse. it rotates, counterclockwise. a light that cuts through the darkness every ten second. visible. 27 nautical miles away. awe off the the light gets reflected and refracted. into a narrow vein. and that's what we see. >> wow, this is breathtaking. oh, my gosh. there is downtown boston. >> absolutely. iffage in on the third and of and down the north shore, south shore. panoramic views. >> you have the best view in boston? >> absolutely. >> snowman has been keeper for 13 years. oversees a team of 90 volunteers. she took us to her favorite spot on the island. a windy search. few get to experience. >> wlen ydo you think of your predecessors sitting and taking in the view? >> absolutely. been up here 3,:00 in the morning. just awes a magical place. eechbl when

soundly and quickly defeating isis >> reporter: trump's camp also unveiled a list of 88 retired military brass back him for president. >> i think we're up to 89 but who's counting? >> reporter: trump and clinton again called each other unqualified for the white house. clinton argued that she is the best candidate to protect american troops. >> his whole campaign has one long insult who all of those who have worn the uniform. >> reporter: clinton has closed an enthusiasm gap with voters. she doesn't lead in many battleground states. >> if the election were held today, shield be in position to get the 270 electoral votes that she needs >> reporter: both are set to appear on a forum on national security in new york saturday registering voters. before that, he hosted a phone bank. >>> another well known for- college has close for good. itt tech shut down today. rick salinger explains what's next for students in colorado. >> reporter: the doors of this long-running career college are now closed was housed in this building. there we found this young man who had been counting on itt to launch his fut

the police union challenged top brass in court where both sides of the >> we have nothing to hide. >> there are a lot of unanswered questions to this time. heather: -- sera: the judge sided the department, saying commissioner william evans had to authority to order officers wear the cameras. boston's pilot program is expected to last six months, and some of the command staff have volunteered to wear body heather: this is new at noon -- the search is on for a local man who stole money from a subway sandwich shop then returned for a bag of heroin he had left behind. the male subject can be seen on video removing the cash from a tip jar. when he returned for his drugs he grabbed the clerk by the arm , demanding the heroin. the clerk was able to pull away and call the police. emily: ups is taking a major step toward using drones as part of its delivery system. and a local company is at the center of all that work. newscenter 5 was the only local cyphy works of danvers began tests for drone delivery right here in massachusetts. ups execs were also on hand as the drone made it's way to -- m

it appears to be a brass bolt about the size of a baseball about 2 to 3 pounds in weight. luis shaeffer, the 82-year-old man behind the wheel of a van on friday afternoon heading north on 101 when that bolt crashed through his windshield and hit him in the neck. he lost control of the vehicle, slammed into the center divide, then came to a stop and was pronounced dead at the scene. caltrans offered its deepest condolences to shaeffer and his family. these kinds of accidents involving highway debris are not uncommon. according to aaa between 2011 and 2014, there have been more than 200,000 crashes nationwide involving objects in the road or flying off other vehicles. 500 people have been killed as a result. >> thank you very much. >>> we thought it was going to be a nice day today. turns out it's going to be really hot once again. >> let's talk about the weather. hot weather across the bay area. 86 degrees in san francisco. fire danger is high right now. there were several fires yesterday. there's this one in the dublin hills where drivers could see all that smoke from 680.

. >>> to the top story, steel, aluminum, copper, brass, nickel up in flames when a scrap yard caught fire. as you can see, from the picture here, it was a pretty big fire and you can see how it went out ty brennan went out to the scene as crews battle the situation. >> reporter: the fire broke out at the scaup yard sending a huge plume of black smoke. firefighters say it was difficult to get a handle on the fire because there is a lot of construction in the area and a lot of fire hydrants are not operating. this is the scene earlier today. the fire was at a scrap yard called we buy scrap. it was blaze. they called out a second alarm to make sure they had enough resources. they had two hazmat units on scene to be safe. the lack of working hydrants in the area was a bit of a hiccup. they were able to get the fire knocked out in half an hour. >> it is common for one or two hydrants are knocked out but we that it did not make a difference. just a different challenge for us. >> reporter: a cause is being investigated. crews are here on scene to mop up any hot spots. ty brennan, fox 10 new

. >> if a bank is really a trustworthy institution, its managers and top brass should know what's happening at very low levels of the organization. >> reporter: roughly 1.5 million customers were affected. news of the find was mixed with current reactions from customers. >> i have another account. i'll put money in another account. >> my experience has been positive. >> reporter: the fine is just a small percentage of the company's earnings. this year, the company said it made $5.6 billion in net income. >>> as part of the settlement, wells fargo has promised the termination of some managers and team members. there will be enhanced training, monitors and controls. customers will see more documentation once credit card applications are filled out. >>> as we told you about the wells fargo fine with a push alert from the abc 7 news app. download that app for free and enable push alerts to get breaking updates on all of the stories as they happen. >>> coming up -- molotov cocktails, swastikas and racial slurs. the support a family is getting after they were victims of a hate crime. >>> the popu