definitely come up. >> they tell brother dave, what we need to you do, go out to the crab pot and liftt up. dave's like, yeah. love reeling in crab pots. standing up, grabs the pot and reeling it in. [ laughter ] >> perfect. how it came up, perfect. >> came from like under the boat so you couldn't see the crab pot. classic. >> and almost tips over and falls off the other side of the boat. the best part of this video is when they show this video to dave while his brothers are around watching. [ laughter ] >> the guy in the black shirt, listen to him laugh. it's so infectious. >> i want to go on an adventure with the gull boys. >> the gull boys know how to have fun. >> go on! >>> we've got the perfect pumpkin treat for you. >> i'm going to show you how to make a super quick, super easy, super delicious pumpkin dip. >> that's sure to be a hit. see how it's done -- >> this stuff is so delicious. >> and -- >> you know, waiting at the bus station. it can be pretty boring. >> not if beethoven is there. wind out why these people are sitting down to a home where everything feels like it's desig

>> prior to coming to wabash, half brothers chas harper and dave carr had several short-term prison staysnd carr, a tattoo artist has commemorated the experiences both on harper's brother and his own. >> the prison towers with the clown and the judge in between it is the clown. >> they tried to make the best of things with their neighbors, patrick gaskill and fabian gomez. >> is the cake coming to my house? >> you better grab a bowl. >> but change is on the horizon. after graduating from one of the police's educational programs, gaskill is about to leave the housing unit to spend 60 days in confinement with inmate-made alcohol. >> the sanctions i imposed for making the intoxicants were a written reprimand do not make or possess intoxicants. decredit from credit class one to credit class two and 60 days disciplinary seg. there is administrative segregation. >> although the confinement unit is an eighth of a mile away for security purposes all inmates transferred there have to be excorted by two officers and transported by van. >> 60 days is the beginning of summer. i will be missing this s

the guy who took it -- >> my brother, dave. >> he said it looks great. i said what looks great? what? where is he? i said to my mom. she said who's this? i said who's this? she didn't even know that was me. much less the other two people. >> jen looks good. and he is one of the few people i have never, ever met. i knew his mom, you know, really, really well but i didn't -- or aunt? rosemary clooney, his aunt, adored her. but i have never met him. i hear he is -- >> so charming. so charming. brian williams was there because he was one of the people who kind of sponsored the pre-party himself. >> did you flutter a little? >> i did. when you see him, it's the weirdest thing. >> i feel like i've been around forever, met everybody. i think i would, too, if he was around. >> yes, he's disarming, too. i love his personality. he just seems to be just so funny. and so smart. >> he is. brian was with him. by the way, brian williams claims to watch our show, doesn't watch it at 10:00, he watches it at 2:00 in the morning. >> why? >> he has got stuff to do important -- >> what? ironing, his

the series was written by investigative reporter dave philipps, who turned his reporting into the book, "lethal warriors: when the new band of brothersme home." dave philipps joins us here in colorado springs. also with us in colorado springs is georg-andreas pogany, an independent veterans' advocate and investigator. his a retired sergeant first class from the nine states army. we're also joined by graham clumpner, afghanistan war veteran, colorado regional organizer for iraq veterans against the war. we welcome you all to "democracy now!" thank you so much vote to you for coming in from denver it is snowing. >> it was snowing on the way down. >> the first snow of the season. graham clumpner, you are a veteran of the afghanistan war. tomorrow marks the 11th anniversary of this war. your thoughts today? >> when we went back 11 years ago sunday at 11:00 in the morning central time, which is colorado time, president bush came on television and announced to the nation we have begun bombing the people of afghanistan. 11 years later, we have a lineage that has extended longer than any other war and looking at a situation where we have so

. >> reporter: north area -- the dave brothers aren't about to shelter in plashings for fear they might get stranded. >> we're going to whitewash. worried about trees coming down. >> reporter: the volunteer fire department has been monitoring conditions and also learned a lesson from us is a belt they note storm surge can into the homes. now they're prepared for almost anything. >> there's been so many forecasts that we're being prepared. crews are fully staffed. resources available to us. all we have to do is make the phone call into mema . >> reporter: while me have accepted the fate, those too young to remember the past are embracing the moment do you like storms? >> yes. >> reporter: how come? >> because we do have school. >> reporter: if it keeps up like this, they won't have school again tomorrow. many people there who dealt with isabelle in 2003 lost everything. they lost their homes. many were condemned. a lot of tougher restrictions came in. they to build higher. they are better prepared. also today we notice in both of those water side communities, a lot of police presence bec

scott and dave are brothers, father played minor league ball and got to bat against whitie ford. >> he struck him out. that was pretty much a highlight of his minor league career. >> reporter: he came farther than the 3.5 drive from york, pa. >> i came from washington state here, for everything. definitely worth the trip. >> this quartet of o's fans are looking forward to being surrounded by enthusiastic yankee fans. >> they outnumber us. we outif you outnumber them at baltimore stadium. >> i put up with them in camden yard for years. it's going to be worth it when we walk away with a victory tonight. it will be fun. >> reporter: going to be fun is putting it mildly if we win game five tonight, celebrating from baltimore to york, pennsylvania, all the way to washington state. don harrison, abc2 news. >> talk about oriole nation. cc for the yankees. >> we are going back in to watch this one. going to be a dandy game five. orioles, yankees, no score in the bottom of the fourth. >> we will be in the clubhouse either way. >> go o's. see you later. >>> all right, while the o's are in new yo

all right, guys, back to you. >> dave: thank you, brother.still no answers anywhere in sight regarding what happened in benghazi where four americans were killed, including the u.s. ambassador chris stevens and even the families of those killed are still not getting answers. >> clayton: last night on judge jeanine pirro's show, the mother of one of the slain americans there, pat smith, the mother was talking with judge jeanine pirro, she's gotten so many answers and none what she wanted to hear, take a listen. >> i asked every one of them, and leon-- like i mentioned before, leon panetta took his hands with my face and said trust me, i will tell you the truth. i will get the right information to you, just trust me. and when i heard that, i knew i couldn't trust him. and i don't trust any of them anymore, they lied. when you say that the white house finally contacted you a month later, after you were contacted the media, did they give you any more answers about how your son, sean, died? >> yes, they did. yesterday the two people from the fbi a

good morning pam and dave again as dave had mentioned as you head out to the mcarthur and teach said it might rain next week. we will be the traffic and weather brothers. that traffic looks good getting into san francisco, no major problems. also in san jose, northbound 101, they are all off to a good start. hello steve. >>> it is 76 miles to chicago, we have a full tank of gas. mostly cloudy, partly sunny skies, it looks like 72 degrees and maybe some thunder showers activity. there are a few showers popping up already into missouri. clear skies and temperatures will be warm, it is dry and there is a north wind in place and that means certainly some of the higher elevations are out in the valley. i think today is the warmest day and we'll see that making a dive. 70 warm degrees in fairfield. 64 in antioch. the coolest at 52 and we don't always see that. out in stockton sacramento, there is 13 out at vacaville, a little bit of a breeze kicking in and the breeze makes temperatures look warmer and things are rather on the calm side but the northerly winds in place, 25 to 30 miles per hour up around 3,000 feet. sunny warm to hot. near 90 inland. temperat

brothers charles and david koch. that helped to bankroll the tea party movement and dozens of other right-wing causes. the cover letter by coke industries president and chief operating officer daveertson said -- the package also included an anti-obama editorial by charles cooke and a pro-from editorial by david koch. cook industries and other corporations are legally allowed to pressure their workers to adopt political views at the ballot box because of citizens united supreme court decision. the ruling granted free speech rights to corporations effectively removing regulations preventing employers from politically manipulating their workers. in related news, florida billionaire david siegel recently informed his 7000 employees that a vote for obama would endanger their jobs. meanwhile, the coal company murray energy allegedly coerced its employees into supporting republican candidates. for more, we go to washington, d.c., where we're drawn by the author of the expos 8, mike elk of "in these times as good magazine. this piece is titled, "koch sends pro-romney mailing to 45,000 employees while stifling workplace political speech." welcome to "democracy now!" please, lay out your

brother last year was born on september 10th or 9/10/11. the family says their luck with numbers, they will have to start playing the lottery. that's a good idea. >> our own daves just celebrated a birthday. >> 10/11/12. >> just turned 21. congratulations. >> thank you very much. >> you should also play the lottery. >> my first drink. i'm excited for that. >> first drink today. >> i didn't hear a word you said because i had other people in my ear the whole time. by the look on your face it was really funny and brilliant. >> we were wishing dave a happy birthday. >> of course. 10/11/12, buddy happy birthday. >> good to he see you. >> take a look at the weather maps. a cool morning to start across the east. >> 31? syracuse. 31 in burlington. ending the growing season across the northeast this morning. tonight will not be as cold. it will begin to move in tonight and tomorrow. take a look at your forecast for the day today. in around the northeast. chilly one overall. plenty of sunshine buoy cool temperatures. down to the southeast. a warmer day as well. in fact, a bit humid and we'll start to see the severe weather. you get a secondary severe weather season in t