the captain and lieutenant callie did not do anything to stop them. they had lost it themselves.mplete failure. >> the white house is accutely aware that the my lai scandal could bring about a disastrous withering away public support for the vietnam war and mr. nixon's plans for a staged withdrawal of american forces. >> what happened in the my lai case was not a combat situation. he shot in cold blood old men, women and children and we as a country fail to recognize an act of cold-blooded murder, then we are no better than -- >> why not convict the battalion commander of --. >> why not. >> hold on. hold on. >> secretary of defense, every single one of them that put the man in vietnam should be standing there saying, i am guilty, too. that's how i feel. every one of them. vietnam, 5th cavalry, initiating new men. ♪ doo-dah ♪ doo-dah ♪ you're going home in a body bag all the doo-dah day ♪ >> the day after the initiations, five men came back in body bags. >> by the '70s, the u.s. army in vietnam had been essentially destroyed. every time we tangled with the vietnamese, we were gett

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that is until david callis posted this have i owe. >> -- video. i confronted one of them, and the first thing that came out of the person's mouth was it was a safety hazard. one of their buddies apparently broke their leg on the top of the rock. >> wiggle it, just a little bit. >> two years ago, two boy scout leaders were given a probation and fined after they shoved over a 170 million-year- old rock formation. actress vanessa hudgins paid restitution after she carved her name into a red rock wall in arizona. this morning in oregon, it's unclear if anyone will face charges or a fine. a spectacular sandstone that stood the test of time until it >> just inif you are rating, isn't it? -- infur rating, isn't it? >> whether you love art or you love a good scavenger hunt. world art drop day is officially under way. they're dropping off ten different blue bears all over the city and they're leaving clues online so you can find them. can you find this guy in the hilltop neighborhood. >> this blue bear has a rock star view today. you can search the hashtag

. >> look at cally, he's like, come on. >> now i'm going to beat you up. >> been down. kick out. kick out. >> i think you can do this one because looks like a workout right? >> right. >> hit the floor. it's out it is out. >> he did it. >> it's finny he's doing it despite the muscles. having to work around him. the fact they limit his movement. >> i like to point out that color a little bit here >> he must feel so easy. >> he got it. >> oh, heck no. way too many steps. >> he does make it look simple. so fluid, so -- body builder for us. picture with some practice pretty good. >> he could totally beat the >> it's that magical time. the time we give away an ipad mini. all owe need is a buzz word and 21 careers of age and legal u.s. on canadian resident. >> enter the buzz word on faceb facebook, twitter or both. >> now let's reveal thursday's buzz word. throttle. buzz word, throttle, and tomorrow is bonus give that means somebody wins an ipad mini and someone wins a flat screen tv. good luck. time for the contouring two post film interviews. >> just waiting, walks up to finger image

reporter: hannah hernandez and callie wrote those words last fall. both are students at our redeemer lutheran church with school in delavan, fufilling an assignment to write a letter, thanking a service member. kali and hannah's letters made their way to olivia laface. >> it made me feel like a hero. i didn't do anything really yet to feel that way, but the letters made me feel bigger than what i was. reporter: they came at the right time. she received them in the spring, as she wrapped up basic training with the air force. >> whenever i came across these letters again recently, i was actually very emotional. my aunt recently passed away so i was like very emotional. i came across the letters and they brought a huge smile on my face. reporter: touched, she and her mom came up with a plan, to send the students, who she doesn't know, pizza as a thank you. from pennsylvania, mom dialed up >> it will be $80. >> and the manager said her brother served in iraq and she said it was an amazing thing that we were doing, so she offered to go ahead and pay it. r

. >> well, anyways, it's a nine-pat at this, 780 callie burger with nine slices of cheese. i'm -- orne a cess acme seed bun. >> if you are interested, register online or in california, walk into a more than 800 people have already signed up. >> you know what shocked me more than anything? >> what? >> that that's under 2,000 calories. >> those are some thin patties right there. >> that's a good point. >> i still would have thought it was double that. >> it can be stacked that high without topple. >> i'm trying to find if one is near us. >> then let's talk weather while he does that. >>> getting you ready for the asu game on saturday. temperatures during the game will be in the 90s. mostly clear skies. you don' any storm chances. it looks like dry air will be taking over at that time. in the meantime, we've got 500 lightning strikes all over the state right now. a ton of storms in progress. and there is a chance here in the valley later on this afternoon and evening so keep your eye to the sky and some stray storms also possible on friday. did you find it? >> california, colo

. >> look at cally, he's like, come on. >> now i'm going to beat you up.t to give it a try. >> been down. kick out. kick out. >> i think you can do this one because looks like a workout right? >> right. >> hit the floor. it's out it is out. >> he did it. >> it's finny he's doing it despite the muscles. having to work around him. the fact they limit his movement. >> i like to point out that color a little bit here. >> he must feel so easy. >> he got it. >> oh, heck no. way too many steps. >> he does make it look simple. so fluid, so -- body builder for us. picture with some practice pretty good. >> he could totally beat the beat boy out there. >> it's that magical time. the time we give away an ipad mini. all owe need is a buzz word and 21 careers of age and legal u.s. on canadian resident. >> enter the buzz word on facebo facebook, twitter or both. >> now let's reveal thursday's buzz word. throttle. buzz word, throttle, and tomorrow is bonus give away day. that means somebody wins an ipad mini and someone wins a flat screen tv. good luck. time for the cont

cross said it was an emotional time when it became clear missy >> callie, is this you? we have your dog. >> yea! thank you so much. >> i can't wait to meet you. >> i can't wait to meet you either. >> are you crying? >> yes. >> you're making us cry. we're so happy for you. >> cross' friend plans to drive missy back to colorado on friday. they said they could put her on a pledge but would rather take her home and deliver miss -- home and deliver missy in person. >>> we're looking ahead to cooler temperatures appropriately on the last day of summer. >> how far temperatures will fall during the first few days of fall next in danielle's forecast. >> ahead charlotte police plead for calm after another police shooting erupted in violence, what new surveillance video of a suspected bomber appears to show him doing with a suitcase. >> and inside the high security military lab on the front lines >>> despite the fact we had a lot of clouds out there, temperatures are still very warm for this time of year, mid- 80s around town and now the sun is starting to pop up, a beautiful way

residents in this neighborhood are calli calling tow trucks tog them right out of their drive weres on the back of a truck. >> i guess it's the only way out unless you have a zephyrhills area. look at this barn, you see that the wind took the roof right awch offof the barn, and i'm noe that one is going to be able to be retrieve and put back on. >> a lot of barn roofs and a lot of fences down t's going to be a long clean-up. >> is it still technically a cause big trouble in the southeast for labor day or tuesday, and all of the impacts that were bad were caused by a category 1 hurricane passing two miles to our west, this is not to scare people but imagine if the storm made land full in citrus or pasco county, and you take the damage we had now and multiply it by 10 or 20. it would not be good at a make land fall here. we've gone 3,966 days in between land falling hurricanes in florida. wilma, back in 2005, and hermine did it yesterday, the last time we had a hurricane making landfall in fella in a was wilma, a huge storm that caused all kinds of issues in south don't see it like you d

it's part of the engine that drives southern nevada's economy. ((13:00:05 mark hall-patton:"economi cally, nellis is a huge part of the local economy, it's also a huge part in terms or bringing people into the area. many of the organizations that i belong to, churches, things like that you find that you have people from nellis who are not just members, they get in volved and are a part of it.)) ((paul joncich)) from nellis's rich history are on display at the clark county museum. everything from goggles and bomber jackets early pilots wore, to a life magazine cover that made gunnery school seem cool, to a 7 second burst of 50 caliber rounds. it's the fabric of a somewhat secretive place that for 75 years has been training some of the best and brightest in the u.s. military./// ((kirsten joyce)) >>> lost luggage could soon pieces of luggage were reported mishandled on domestic flights. now one of the nation's biggest airlines is betting on new technology that could help it lose fewer bags. kris van cleave reports. the rate airlines mishandle bags - meaning they were lost, late or damaged -

it's part of the engine that drives southern nevada's economy. ((13:00:05 mark hall-patton:"economi cally, nellis is a huge part of the local economy, it's also a huge part in terms or bringing people into the area. many of the organizations that i belong to, churches, things like are not just members, they get in volved and are a part of it.)) ((paul joncich)) right now, dozens of artifacts from nellis's rich history are on display at the clark county museum. everything from goggles and bomber jackets early pilots wore, to a life magazine cover that made gunnery school seem cool, to a 7 second burst of 50 caliber rounds. it's the fabric of for 75 years has been training some of the best and brightest in the u.s. military./// ((sharie johnson)) >> and get this, back in the 40's when it was called las vegas army airfield... the population of las vegas was 8500. but then, immediately after pearl harbor, more than 40-thousand men came here in nellis's first big ramp up... to be trained as gunners./// ((sharie johnson)) tomorrow. coming up on the valley's news leader how the presidential cand

that is until david callis posted this video. >> the first thing that i talked to was it was a safety hazard. one of their buddies apparently broke her leg on top of the rock. >> it's hardly the first time we've seen natures beauty toppled. >> two years ago two boy scout leaders were given a year probation and find after they shoved over a 170 million -year-old rock formation. after but if hodges paid $1000 the photo of her name carved into a red rock wall in sedona arizona. this morning in oregon it's unclear if anyone will face charges or fines. a spectacular sandstone that stood the test of time until it was toppled in seconds. >>> 1a toppled it over the first words work out of. i wonder police are going to say god him when i catch >> there on video. >> i am so glad somebody was taking video of that and that has surfaced. millions and millions it's gone.like it's gone. there's no way to repair that. >> architects plan to build a rain forest inside of the hotel. that is cool. >> coming up look at the newly i pledge allegiance, to the flag [continues in background] they're bringing d

it's part of the engine that drives southern nevada's economy. ((13:00:05 mark hall-patton:"economi cally, nellis is a huge part of the local economy, it's also a huge part in terms or bringing people into the area. many of the organizations that i belong to, churches, things like that you find that you have people from nellis who are not just members, they get in volved and are a part of it.)) from nellis's rich history are on display at the clark county museum. everything from goggles and bomber jackets early pilots wore, to a life magazine cover that made gunnery school seem cool, to a 7 second burst of 50 caliber rounds. it's the fabric of a somewhat secretive place that for 75 years has been training some of the best and brightest in the u.s. military./// ((paul joncich)) 6:30 we'll take a closer look at some of these artifacts. some facsinating items here. and museum adminstrator mark hall patton will join me to talk about some of them. ((dave courvoisier)) >> earlier you showed a clip of a recruiting film starring ronald reagan that was shot during the early days at nellis. is that

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features robert serina aka bobby champagne and christine honey or callie miles. >> i know a bunch of people and they might be in a lot of trouble right now. >> reporter: they are two of the 12 people indicted wednesday for selling cocaine. tom foster says miles was a pretty big deal around cleveland. >> he would be on all the strip clubs around here all the bars around here. i mean -- this was big. >> reporter: both miles and champagne have an active social media presence. between the two, more than 40 instagram. >> a lot of them as you said were on social media and prominent in the club scene. and in the music producing area. and promotion. >> reporter: assistant u.s. attorney margaret sweeney says they used their social media accounts to connect this drug ring that worked between 20 and and 2014. >> everyone is aware we have a heroin problem, we also have a very big cocaine problem in the community. anytime we can take some of the good day. hopefully we saved a few lives in the process. ? ? >> reporter: police arrested miles this morning. they're still looking for champagne and a f

offense struggling mightily now one touchdown and 8/4, nine have it be the first w's is going back to callie. >> third nc state quarterback. patriot jamie gropper low injures his shoulder. new england down to third-quarter touchdown drive as the hang on 31-24. likely starter let's be real there is no one else left for thursday against the texans. >> jamison crowder leaving the comeback charge for washington makes a whale of a grab off this, 1713 lead on dallas that was a phibro by cousins. 80 yards morris with the game- winning touchdown cowboys winning number two games both of those have come against the redskins. 12 play 99 yard drive yesterday as good as it gets wrong says the coach he told jeff on the logan zone what he hated about it. >> i went through this at boston college that was a beautiful mind play drive and i would be sucking on the shotgun saying we will make a mistake and nine or 12 considered replace the offense will make a mistake so we need explosion plays and you don't want to let -- snap the football 12 time to go i get it. all the monkey business, i want explosion plays

the calli began.l but the chief and dispatch say given all of the circumstances. ast delicate situation like thih couldn't bei rushed. >>be . >> nor ton school district. after the trapbl tragic death ot a student. struck and killed by a schoolsch bus. >> live with how friends arere remembering that student. >> schools were open today toto help students and staff. grieve together.. students gathered after school.c at the site. of this horrific tragedy. theye wrote final messages on balloons. and after a brief prayer. released the balloons into the sky. sixteen year-old kyle richmond was leaving school on skate board.d when he. tripped and fell into i the pathn of an oncoming bus.u thes. incident still under investigation. but at this point it appears toa just ber a tragic accident. >>i . >> now funeral arrangments for kyle are still in the works. all of nor ton extracurricular events tonight werera canceled.c however griefa counselors will e on hand at school.s againc tomorrow. >> of course our best to theb family. and theeto community. >> . just one day after clev

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of course, as you heard there, the clinton camp calli iing trus appearance with dr. oz a charade. let's get to richard besser back with us tonight. first, the appearance on dr. oz today, what did you make of it? >> reporter: well, we didn't learn a lot perhaps we'll learn more. but if he he shared were the results of his most recent medical examine, that's not a lot of information. >> hillary clinton almost timing this to a tee, late today, issuing two more pages about her medical history, but are these her medical records? >> reporter: no, they're not. but here's the difference. when you combine this with what she released last year, you get a very detailed picture of her history, her family history, the diseases that run in her family, the problems she's had in the past. and we get a followup. we learn about her thy rod disease, her ct scan following summary i would expect to get from another doctor. it's enough for me to evaluate her campaign saying she's fit to be president. >> rich, thank you. >>> and to the other major development this evening, former secretary of state, col

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she is also holding onto the letters from callie and hanna. this morning, dozens of veterans are back home from a trip to washington d.c. these are pictures from the 35th stars and stripes honor flight out of milwaukee this weekend. 88 world war ii and korean war veterans visited the memorials built in their honor yesterday they returned last night to a welcoming crowd at mitchell international airport. cheers and hugs, kisses. we thank them for their service. this morning an event to raise awareness and money to fight alzheimer's disease. thousands of people are taking part in this morning's walk to end alzheimer's, and there's still a little bit of time for you to register in person. the two-mile walk gets started at 10 this morning at henry meyer festival park. registration begins at to the weather now for anyone heading outside, we've been seeing some of the beautiful pictures from just outside of our building sun shining down. jeremy: it's so gorgeous. sunrise around 6:45 and we have a first, we have a brother sister combo out taking phot

gloria at stephan ann callis others. -- and countless others.names we know and things we may not know. every one of whom has enriched this country for generations. whether you are mexican, puerto rican, latin american, afro latino, whether you are -- your family just arrived or has been here since the united states even existed, you are not strangers. you are not in treaters. you are our neighbors, colleagues, friends, families. you make our nation stronger, smarter, more creative. i want you to know that icu and i am with you -- icu -- i see you and i am with you. when we invest in the community and make it possible for latinas to get the health care you need, the education you desire, compete for jobs, start new businesses, pursue your dreams, all of america benefits. as i said this afternoon, we are in the final stretch of the election. i intend to close my campaign the way i began my career. fighting for kids and families. that has been the cause of my life and it will be the passion of my presidency. [cheers] tonight, i want to mention two

reporter: hannah hernandez and callie wrote those words last fall. both are students at our redeemer lutheran church with school in delavan, fufilling an assignment to write a letter, thanking a service member. kali and hannah's letters made their way to olivia laface. >> it made me feel like a hero. i didn't do anything really yet letters made me feel bigger than what i was. reporter: they came at the right time. she received them in the spring, as she wrapped up basic training with the air force. >> whenever i came across these letters again recently, i was actually very emotional. my aunt recently passed away so i was like very emotional. i came across the letters and they brought a huge smile on my face. reporter: touched, she and her mom came up with a plan, to send the students, who she doesn't know, pizza as a thank you. from pennsylvania, mom dialed up dominos in delavan. >> it will be $80. >> and the manager said her brother served in iraq and she said it was an amazing thing that we were doing, so she offered to go ahead and pay it. reporte

. >> 13 years after they first meet hollywood's ultimate couple is calli >> just weeks after their second wedding anniversary, joli filed for divorce saying irreconcilable differences. >> do you think this story is going to have a happy ending? >> it began more than a decade ago when they met on the action film of mr. and mr. smith. at the time pitt was married to mom to maddox. >> anniston filed for divorce in march of 2005. that same year jolie adopted their daughter and the couple that could not escape the eyes were named. brad and angie brought home a son later and then followed by the birth of their during the relationship they shared a passion for humanitarian causes and jolie's work to rebuild new orleans following hurricane katrina. in 2012 the one time mr. and mrs. smith announced the engagements. >> then in 2014 in front of just official and married at the french estate. just last year tom sat down with the couple after they costarred in the jolie film on a one last ditch effort to save their marriage. >> so sad when you see it all put together that way. >> i was recording that

live in washington, george callie, fox25 news. >> julie: richard moore accused of stabbing joe anne busher. moore is charged with second-degree murder. prosecutors won't say how the pair knew each other but lived at the same address. moore has long criminal record, including conviction for child >> julie: police say suspect who are 15 and 17 stabbed driver in the neck with box cut and her several witnesses were able to give police description of the teens and short lime later. victim, 57-year-old man in stable condition right now. >> daniel: today 100 boston police officers will begin wearing body cameras while on the job. 6-month pilot program city police union tried to stop. they were ordered to wear after no one volunteered and violated agreement it had with the department and on friday the judge rejected that claim. among those wearing the cameras will be the department superintendent in chief and seven other command staff members. >> julie: we track traffic and weather together every ten minutes. taking look at drive time on 93 south. 41 minute ride as head from 495 in andover to the

creating callis more jobs in the process. finally comes trade. the foundation for everything. america's annual trade deficit with the world is now almost $800 billion a year. who's negotiating these deals? anybody in this room negotiating these wonderful deals? think of it. deficit ofe trade almost $800 billion a year. that's going to change so fast. between world war i and the year 2000, the united states averaged a 3.5% growth rate. but after china joined the world trade organization, our average growth rate has been reduced to only 2%. practices,rade product dumping, currency manipulation, which is a big one, and intellectual property theft have taken millions of jobs and trillions of dollars in ,ealth right out of our country right out of our country. so sad that we allowed this to happen. politicians were not watching and the ones that were watching were taken care of in some form because this should have never been allowed to have happened. it is no great secret that many of the special interests funding my opponent's campaign are the same people profiting from these ter

jennifer griffin live in callie. clinton really went after trump during her rally today? >> she did. it was the continuation of the needling and teasing and trying to goad him last night on the debate stage. a very different perspective than the clinton campaign and her aides about how last night went from what carl is describing from the trump side of things. they feel she did very well. and this was the shot of adrenaline that the campaign needed in the wake of sagging polls, especially in the battleground states. this is the beginning of a four-day barnstorming effort by hillary clinton and her surrogates across the battleground states. making a real push here in north carolina. campaigning with bernie sanders. she could not help but tease donald trump again mentioning her guest, dallas mavericks owner and reality tv show mark cuban who she called a real billionaire. a reference to the fact that no one really knows donald trump's bottom line since he won't release his taxes. >> when i confronted him with the reasons why he won't release his tax returns, and i got to th

we're going to feature music from mac demarco out of canada and a spotlight on "blair witch" star, callie hernandez. but first it's time for our "last call" spotlight, have a look. ? >> i get angry and i'll throw my phone. i always throw my phone, like i've thrown my phone into different places in our house in drywall. and we've had to drywall over mini patches. >> that's throwing your phone pretty hard. >> i know.

hillary clinton is slamming trump's response to the bombings, callis his rhetoric reckless, listen. >> it is like so much else he says, not grounded in fact, meant to make some kind of demagogueic point. the facts are clear. we still have challenges. that's what i have been talking about throughout this campaign. i am prepared to, ready to actually take on those challenges, not engage in a lot of, you know, irresponsible, reckless rhetoric but to do the hard work, as i have done before. >> so hillary clinton is positioning herself as the one who is better prepared to handle the war on terror, saying she has the experience. what do you make of her response, john? >> well, i think she is part of the problem. i think she highlighted that in her response. she said we need increased surveillance, we need help from silicon valley to help us keep an eye on americans, and we need to stress the point of see something, say something. well, this culture of political correctness we live in, in part thanks to hillary clinton and the obama administration, prevents people from being honest. if you g

from mac demarco out of canada and a spotlight on "blair witch" star, callie hernandez. but first it's time for our "last call" spotlight, have a look. ? >> i get angry and i'll throw my phone. i always throw my phone, like i've thrown my phone into different places in our house in drywall. and we've had to drywall over mini patches. >> that's throwing your phone pretty hard. >> i know. i'm italian, i'm a scorpio, i try to like -- i'm an actress. there's a lot of different things that point to anger problem. i've had some moments like right something happened and i was in my car. and i'm like, "should i drive this car through my house?" like that was the natural real thought i had. i was like, "huh." my husband was like, "you're crazy." ? >> i'm casey wilson and i'm on amazon's "one mississippi." >> technically, we have no legal connection now that your mother is gone. >> can't we just be a family for five minutes? >> not legally.

six year-old callies from bala cynwyd when her family got the devastating diagnosis, four years ago. they started a fight to help save other children. >> they raised more than $250,000, and they have done it, one cup cake at a time. our fox 29's karen hepp spent sometime with little cal today and her family. >> reporter: little cal was a perfect baby, her shine, her laugh, a complete joy to her big brother and sister. joy is her middle name. but just before her third birthday her family got a terrible diagnosis. she has a rare deadly disease, luko dystrophy, they could do nothing bit. >> we had in idea if this was in our family, that my husband and i had been both carriers. we had no eye tea. within three months cal lost the ability to talk, walk, and swallow. her last word were august august 16th, she was saying daddy. >> reporter: that was four years ago. the this is cal today cuddled by a nurse in hospice care. she can still shine and still inspire. in fact she's changing the world. >> one of the first children we work with is a little girl name cecelia. >> reporter: her cup case

not coincident cally, hillary clinton taking the lead in nevada. what would that do? if there has been movements, what would that do. if this is a trend now in nevada after this debate and she is able to win nevada and florida, look at what it would look like. clinton would move to 307 and trump stuck at 198. even if trump cook carolina and ohio, he would have a long way to go. if clinton can take florida and nevada, they would be very, very big wins. they are basically must win states for donald trump at this point. they are the first indication. we will have more polls and more numbers. we will see what they say, but the first indications from the two states would suggest that hillary clinton did get a bounce from that debate. it helped her in both of those states. for more, let's bring in a politics reporter at the daily beast and sam stein is a senior politics editor at the "huffington post." we will start with you and talk to a supporter of donald trump. he was doing his best to say look, not a big deal about the overnight tweets. he is a businessman and not a po

all the horrible scandals that hillary clinton has been involved in and then she has the gall to callis deplorable. >> after honesmonths of hiding, hillary clinton finally told the press how she feels about the people of this country. >>> good day. i'm andrea mitchell in new york where hg still recuperating at home. but we can now report she will be returning to the trail on friday. this as her lead over donald trump slips away. our new nbc survey monkey online poll he shows clinton ahead of trump by just four points. half of what it was three weeks ago. and in a four way match-up, clinton is only two points ahead of trump with libertarian candidate gary johnson taking 11%. today trump is back on the trail as mike pence meets with fellow republicans and answers questions about his recent david duke comments. >> for all the world i have no idea why this man keeps coming up. donald trump and i have denounced david duke repeatedly. i'm also not going to validate the language hillary clinton used to describe the american people. he wasn't talking about that bad man. she was talking about pe

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all the horrible scandals that hillary clinton has been involved in and then she has the gall to callissmonths of hiding, hillary clinton finally told the press how she feels about the people of this country. >>> good day. i'm andrea mitchell in new york where hg still recuperating at home. but we can now report she will be returning to the trail on friday. this as her lead over donald trump slips away. our new nbc survey monkey online poll he shows clinton ahead of trump by just four points. half of what it was three weeks ago. and in a four way match-up, clinton is only two points ahead of trump with lta

i thought while that's the end of my career but as you know he got caught up in the lieutenant callie scandal and he ended up leaving the army not being around. what is interesting about that though is going off to vietnam in an era when it was certainly the enemy today with the pivot to asia that we have going on to confront china vietnam is becoming an ally the old age thing. that was a soviet union. now is a all right with the nam the enemy is the enemy of my friends again. go to syria. we are opposed to him. isis is our enemy. the russians have come in to help him. the trouble is we are aligned with the rebels who are fighting basher al-assad. the enemy of my enemy is my enemy. and so we have a very complex world going on today. that's where we get into this book world were for i was asked to write by the publisher they designated the cold war as world war iii. and what i ended up doing was creating nine scenarios this is not intended as a futuristic book. i'm a military and general historian. and this is 70% history. as a result you've a great deal of history that precedes each c

reporter: you could see the glow and the huge plume of smoke but it wasn't until i got to highway 29, callyw ga that this was bigger than anything i had seen. they had their horse trailers, all their belongings thrown in trucks. people were trying to get out. >> what was it like driving into the fire where you're seeing everyone else leaving? >> reporter: well, at that point i got behind a khp car -- chp car. unfortunately, for all the people who were fleeing, they were stuck in traffic. this wasn't until you got to middle town that you knew then what they were coming for. the entire downtown area was on fire. >> it was a year ago and the story's over. all these seem today trying to recover. >> as i went through you could see huge scaghts completely decimated, not a single structure standing. so obviously, a lot of work still has to be done will. i still have friends who live in that area. they are still living in a trailer. >> thanks. >> we saw a big drop for the market on friday. the dow up 44 points. the dow fell 394 points on friday, concerns about a rise in interest rates on the horizo