coles. he is an internationally recognized university professor, a physician, and a lecturer in the field of healthy aging and the brain. he's a doctor from stanford university medical school and also has a phd from carnegie mellon university. he's the founder and executive director of the gerontology research group, a world-leading authority on healthy aging and longevity. he's published numerous books and articles in medical journals. dr. coles has taught at the university of california, berkeley, stanford university, and he currently teaches a course at ucla medical school called "brain behavior and consciousness," which explores groundbreaking, cutting-edge research in the field of healthy brain aging and reversing mental decline. today dr. coles is working with brain research labs in the new and exciting field of neurogenesis, which is the brain's ability to repair and regrow neurons, essentially unlocking the secrets to reaching your brain's natural capacity to be sharp, focused, and m

coles. >> well, thank you, alan.

cole: mr. speaker, by direction of the committee on rules i all up house resolution 600 and ask for its immediate consideration. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the resolution. the clerk: house calendar number 134, house resolution 700. resolved, that the requirement of clause 6-a of rule 13 for a 2/3 vote to consider a report from the committee on rules on the same day that it's presented to the house is waived with respect to any resolution reported through the legislative day of september 5, 2014, providing for consideration or disposition of measures relating to the ongoing humanitarian crisis on the u.s. southern border, border security, and related immigration law. section 2, it shall be in order at any time through the legislative day of september 5, 2014, for the speaker to entertain motions that the house suspend the rules as though under clause 1 of rule 15, relating to measures addressing the ongoing humanitarian crisis on the u.s. southern border, border security, and

cole: mr. speaker, for the purpose of debate only i yield the customary 30 minutes to the gentleman from massachusetts, my friend, mr. mcgovern, pending which i yield myself such time as i may consume. soap the gentleman is recognized. mr. cole: during consideration of this resolution, all time yielded is for the purpose of debate only. mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks . the speaker pro tempore: without objection, so ordered. mr. cole: mr. speaker, yesterday the rules committee met to report a rule that would provide for same-day authority for any resolution reported from the committee on rules related to the ongoing humanitarian crisis on the southern border, border security, and related immigration law through september 5 of 2014. additionally, the rule provides suspension authority through september 5, 2014, on the same topics. mr. speaker, this rule is very straightforward. it allows the house the maximum

last question. >> i want to direct this question to dick cole. i know we're covering a lot of time when you were on the raid with doolittle but what would be one of the most memorable moments that you remember in that raid, please. >> i haven't been asked that question before. the most memorable thing i can remember was when my parachute opened. [ applause ] i was awful glad it did. >> thank you dick. [ applause ] >>> you're watching american history tv in primetime. we're taking the opportunity while congress is on break to show you programs normally seen weekends here on c-span 3. coming up the troubles allied troops faced after the normandy invasion. that's followed by a look of the role chaplains played in world war ii. and the allied invasion force in burma. >>> with live coverage of the house on c-span and senate on c-span 2, here on c-span 3 we complement that coverage by showing you the public affairs events and on weekends c-span 3 is home to american history tv with programs that tell our story. the civil war's 150th anniversary, visiti

patt, bill cartwright and dick cole. i'm going to ask them to come on out. [ applause ] >> amazing. >> tell them to stop. >> thank you, thank you very much. guys, have a seat. welcome to kansas city. i told you that we're the heart of the country and that's not just because we're in the middle. it means we have the biggest heart and a lot of love. and you just experienced some of it. let me just kind of start out tonight by asking, how did you guys get hooked into the air commandos in the first place? anybody want to answer that? pat, talk to me. >> i wasn't in the original group until after we got to india. i was sent up to a place -- an air base which was the home base of the 54th air service group. and there were three other guys who were friends of mine that were kind of a little outlan dish. that's an understatement. they came in one day and asked for volunteers for hazardous duty and again couldn't talk about it, didn't know what it was, didn't know anything. and all four of us jumped up. and they put us in l-5 air

cole had one of the key moments. he is going to loosely organize what is rare in american -- modern military history and that's a bayonet charge against a group of germans who control a farm building and surrounding hedge rows. more on hedge rows in a moment. it's basically about 60 to 80, 502 troopers charging forward with their bayonets mostly over open ground with cole leading the way with a pistol. there's an absurdly humorous moment that happens during this incredible assault. cole doesn't see this drainage gully or ditch. he falls straight into it. he's splashed up to here with water and he's got all of these guys around him going past him or following him or whatever. he looks back and says don't follow me. which is sort of the anti-infantry credo. at ford benning, they say follow me. he consciously goes against that. don't follow me into the ditch. he works his way out of there. others are working their way straight at the germans. there are literally instances where they would bayonet the germans in their st

cole had this manner of speaking gruffly but affectionately to his soldiers. he was a larger-than-life commander in terms of leading from the front. he was the kind of person who liked to give his soldiers a hard time, to give them a hard time and see how they would react. he was unanimous expirational commander in combat in terms of courage and professionalism. cole had one of the key moments of this push into the northern outskirts of kara tan. cole will loosely organize what is rare in american modern military historier and that's a bayonet charge. a bayonet charge against germans who control a farm building and surrounding hedge rows. and basically about 502nd troopers charging forward with their bayonets with open ground with cole leading the way. there's almost an absurdly hummous moment that happens during this incredible assault. cole doesn't see this drainage gully or drainage ditch and falls straight into it and splashed up to here with water and got all these guys around him. going past him or following him or wherever. he looks back and says contin

cole had this manner of speaking roughly but affectionately to his soldiers. was a kind of larger than life commander in terms of leading from the front. he was the kind of person who liked to give his soldiers a hard time, to kind of test them in that sense to give them a hard time and see how they would react to his rather unique sense of humor. he was also a rather inspirational commander in combat in terms of his courage and his professionalism, so cole had one of the sort of key moments of this push into the northern outskirts of karantan. cole is going to sort of loosely organize what is rare in american -- modern american military history, and that's a bayonet charge. it's a charge against a group of german that is control a farm building and surrounding hedge rose. more on hedge rose in a moment. and it's basically about 60 to 80 502nd troopers just charging forward with their bayonets over open ground with cole leading the way with a pistol. there's an absurdly humorous moment that happens during this incredible assault. cole doesn't see this drainage

and coles is a neighbor and writes mr. jefferson i want to free my slaves and jefferson writes back ah it wouldn't be a really good idea to do that for a lot of different reasons and coles gets the idea he needs to leave. so he moves to what was then the west. he becomes in fact early governor of illinois but frees his slaves as they are acrossing the ohio river. so there were people that did it. and here again i think that letter of edward coles is beautiful because i think he really understands that slaves are human beings and they are entitled to every right that a human being has. every natural right. which of course here again in the declaration of independence is pretty well specified. it's funny -- and i think it was samuel johnson that said the people -- when he was in england during the revolution the people that yelled most about liberty are the ones with t a whip in the other hand to beat slaves. something to that. >> last question. >> last question, okay. >> what was the thought process in collecting these advi

reporting live inside levi's stadium, ian cole, nbc bay area news. >> thanks very much. the next big question for gameday fans, how are the roads shaping up? let's get a check on the traffic. >> we are still more than two hours away from the game. but this can change any time. so let's take a look at the chopper image we have in this moment the area around the stadium, looking pretty much clear. but this can change any time. so let's take a look to our map. you can see 101 pretty much clear. 880, a little traffic backing up on 37. but your best bet for the game tonight, you can take the b.a.r.t. or even the caltrain. after that, enjoy a nice walk to the stadium. we are going to be back at 6:00 with another update. now back to you. >> thank you so much. >>> time now for a gameday forecast. for that, we turn to meteorologist rob mayeda. >> yesterday it was hot around the bay area. right now, the temperatures around the south bay running at least 6 to 10 degrees cooler than yesterday at this time. at the stadium, 74 degrees. sunshine there. a few high clouds passing by i th

cole hamels knew it. he knew he wasn't pitching well. wild pitch here, gives seattle a three-run lead. shaking his head there. he knew he was in the right. phillies in the bottom of the fourth and chase utley, bloops it over second base man. that scores the lead run. they came back in that inning and they lead four-three. they won it four-three. >>> eagles play biggest game of the preseason if you can say these games are big. for starters it is big. they will play more downs than any other game so far this preseason. they will play against pittsburgh steelers tomorrow night at the link. the offense needs more work but it is the the defense, really that has to correct a few areas on that side of the football. run defense, not good. has had some problems. they gave up 76 points in the last two games, 200-yard rushing. the connor barwin knows the game, it better get back on track. >> well, that is something we hang our hat on defense. we were good against the run last year. we need to be good against the run this year. we take pride in that

cole hamels was among howard's teammates at the event.ard foundation works to improve the lives of children by promoting academic and athletic development. cool stuff going on. hot stuff going on outside because it is muggy out there. chief meteorologist scott williams. >> that's certainly right. you know, lucy, tomorrow morning, temperatures will be in the mid and upper 60s. it's going to be a muggy start out there. winds out of the south five to 10 miles per hour. but the other concern moving ahead to your tuesday is a code orange ozone action alert. moving into the unhealthy for sensitive group so limit your outdoor exposure during the heat of the day. so recapping the forecast overnight lows in the 60s. humidity increases overnight. tomorrow hazy sunshine it's going to be warm and humid day and coming up we'll talk about our chances for showers and storms later this week but also the latest information on hurricane bertha right now churning in the open waters of the atlantic. all of that plus the seven day lucy and dawn coming you. >>

in the newsroom, i'm jeff cole.. >> thank you very much, jeff. >>> the department of veterans affairs is looking for feedback from people who receive benefi benefits. philadelphia regional office of the va is hosting town hall me meeting to night. it's intented to provide veterans their families and others a forum to voice their concerns. the meeting begins at 6:30 at the va office on the 5,000 block of wissahickon avenue. >>> students from high school got drafted today for work study jobs. it's all part of the school's annual signing day. local business leaders announced the students names and hand them the company's jersey. 350 students will work one day week in a professional se settig for the entire school year. >> any dog own are in knows the whine of your pup looking for treat it can be awfully compute cute but too many treats and table scraps could be have your dog packing oh pounds and could threaten its life. >> sabina kuriakose shows us how a local fat camp for pets is saving lives. ♪ >> exercise comes int

. >> is she like you or co cole hames? >> she's more like cole hamel. she's enjoying what she does. she's got a lot of confidence. >> moyer has advice for the dragons. live in the moment. >> they look like they are being kids, which they should be, and they look like they are enjoying the opportunity that they have. >> reporter: as an adult in the world series in 2008, did you get that feeling that you were a kid again? >> most definitely. it's like a dream. >> reporter: the most important thing for those kids to remember is to have fun. rosemary connors, nbc 10 news. >> it looks like they are having a lot of fun out there. the weather has been great in williamsport but that could change for thursday. >> glenn hurricane schwartz is tracking a threat for taney's next big threat? >> things are very dry there right now and across the entire state of pennsylvania but this is what we'll be watching, this upper air disturbance moving eastward. it's 650 miles away from williamsport but there is it a chance that some of those storms could make it in during the game. starting off at 8:00, it

coles gets an idea he needs to leave. he moves to the west.e becomes an early governor of illinois. but frees his slaves as they are crossing the ohio river. there were people that did it. here again, i think that letter of edward cole's is beautiful. he really understands that slaves are human beings and entitled to every right a human being has, every natural right, which in the declaration of independence is pretty well specified. it is funny. i think it was samuel johnson that said the people, in england during the revolution, the people most about liberty are the ones that have a width in the other hand and beat the slaves. something to that. >> last question. >> ok. >> what was your thought process collecting these advice letters? also getting the letters. >> you know, there are a lot of letters that should be in this. in fact, i think this could be several volumes. i think if the first one is perceived to have value, then maybe we will do another one. we have got lots and lots and lots of letters. reasons for selecting what we selected,

he wasn't interested. >> you know me, i'm jeff cole from fox. don't, don't -- don't shut -- wait one minute. rocco! >> reporter: gaming board head bill ryan says all is well. >> they've cleared him. it's okay. >>> there's no -- the board is aware of the meeting and of the explanation given by the two members and we on the board are comfortable with the matter is closed. >> reporter: it's not closed for representative vereb he says on april 2nd after receiving this anonymous letter describing the very meeting he'd witnessed in the bar he called in the gaming board's executive director and state investigators handed them the letter and told them what he saw in the bar. >> what is disturbing in all of this is that the bureau of investigation enforcement charged by statute to oversee the gaming law has been radio silent on the matter since it's been handed to them. >> reporter: you must have told chairman. >> would you please move out of my way? >> reporter: theirs one more thing. moss cotto grew tired of our questions and walked off but not before

ian cole, nbc bay area news. >>> coming up next, the birthday bash at the smithsonian national zoo for a very special bear. >>> drivers of tesla's electric cars will soon have no problem getting through the sierra nevada. they plan to build a supercharger station on i-80. six stations have been delivered to truckee. tesla paid appropriate fees for the station. the company says stations provide the company's model "s" with a half charge in as little as 20 minutes. but it's free. >>> there was panda-monium in washington, d.c. today. it was the one-year birthday celebration for a giant panda. the zoo planned a full schedule of birthday events including serving her a frozen cake of fruit and sweet potato. her attempts to eat the treat went over well with the crowd that gathered to celebrate her birthday with her. many in the crowd were invited to try a noodle dish from china's sichuan province as part of the celebration. most of the giant pandas live in central china. >>> let's check in with rob mayeda right now. we have a celebration for a warm-up. >> everything outside looks great. for t

eight year old jesse cole was stung at least 24 times. family's pitbull heidi saw he couldn't make up the hill to safety he jump right in to save the day. >> heidi came and she drug me up to the grass and then made me crawl on her back and took me to mom. >> the kids were rush to the hospital for treatment. cole's older sister who's allergic to bees was stung five times and their mother credits the dog saying things could have been a whole lot worse. >>> now, people in colorado can buy marijuana like you buy soda and snacks in a vending machine. the sads the latest technology to help businesses it works like a traditional vending machine but those making the purchase have to slip their driver's license in first to make sure they're at least 18. so right now, products sold lollipops, gummies and plenty of cock keys. the company behind the sads says it won't replace workers but helps when dispensaries are crowded with customers and goggle reveals much anticipated drone that would be capable of deliveries much the company is making airborne

the stadium and hollywood lights come on. >> it should be a good year. >> reporter: in concord, ian cole>> will be a packed game. that's for sure. >> it's been in the national spotlight for 20 years now. >>> the weather should be quite fine for that. just very similar to the weather we're seeing outside this evening. weather wise things are calm, but earlier it wasn't the radar that was busy but the seismograph. 9:33 in the evening. a 3.8 quake. some of that shaking could have been felt near hollister. darcy in san martin messagingñr saying they didn't feel that quake that far north. you may have felt the shaking from that 3.8 earthquake a little earlier this evening. now we do have low clouds. no chance of monsoon showers right now. but what you can see, obviously san francisco got the low clouds. and the low clouds have punched pretty far inland here, even after 11:00. into napa, north bay, pretty cloudy day. and we will see low clouds in towards the tri valley and eventually spilling into the santa chair lara valley. some drizzle possible. hayward and oakland, up towards the hills, ma

cole and the president. if the law works the way the law should, if we follow the law, i'm not even talking about the 2008 act. if we follow our asylum provision, most of the children will obtain refuge here in the united states. that is not a loophole. that law was written intentionally to give protection to the children and make sure they get a fair hearing. that is what that law was for. and it was written at a time where we were not in distress over migration. it was written at a time when people were thinking dispassionately. this is the moment that, that law should be in effect and is in effect and it should not be gutted when we need it most. host: i also want to get your reaction to the front page of the washington post. ideas could legalize millions. one number cited in there is that the number could reach as high as 5 million. i know details of this are still coming out, this just being heard from law makers and groups that work for the president. what do we know about this? guest: we know they are

but congressman cole, what you said sounded so rational.leagues in congress. they have not been rational of late. >> we could spend a lot of time pointing over how we got here. i do think the president made some big mistakes. so did former prime minister al maliki. having said that, i think the elements are there to be successful. and i think there can be bipartisan support. >> if we go into syria. you heard our experts talk about that. it's probably just air power. probably not more than that. do we just keep at 'em? >> i think we need better intelligence. about their objectives. their capabilities. >> how do you get better intelligence if you're not on the ground? that was one of the problems in iraq. >> i think we have intel capabilities that are substantial. you bring allies into the picture, too, to collect the intelligence. at the same time, you have to be careful. this is a momentous decision. the president was right to say, okay, well, we're going do the air strikes. we're doing them in iraq. do we do them in syria? i would probably

congressman cole has the question for the roundtable, congressman?ure is the only person to ever be the most valuable player in the orange bowl twice? >> got that? back with the answer in two minutes. you know what i love america? fine barbecue, good times and zero heart burn. and that's why i take prilosec otc each morning for my frequent heart burn because it gives me zero heart burn. prilosec otc the number one dr. recomended frequent heart burn medicine for nine straight years. you can beat zero herat burn prilosec otc one pill each morning 24hrs, zero heart burn >>> this week's puzzler from congressman cole. what political figure was named mvp of the orange bowl twice? let's see your guesses. >> well, i heard the cameraman. >> he gave it away. they were excited. >> i do remember congressman watts from oklahoma. so that was a help. >> i said steve largent. congressman. >> he was not listening to the came cameraman. and the answer is? >> j.c. watts. >> what position did he play? >> quarterback. >> you got that right. >> former oklahoma congressman

ian cole, nbc bay area news. >>> coming up next, a truly bizarre story. the slice of wedding cake that sold for more than $1,300 today. the price wasn't because of the ingredients but who ate the rest of that cake. i think you know now who did it 33 years ago. we'll explain. >>> you have to see this to believe this. this 33-year-old slice of cake from the wedding of prince charles and princess diana has sold at auction. the winning bid was more than $1,300. the los angeles auction house had the cake in that silver presentation box with a card stating, with best wishes from their royal highnesses, the prince and princess of wales. the buyer is a private collector. it was a dedicated group of royal cake collectors. and some have bid on cakes that date back to the days of queen victoria. >>> mixed electronic dance music and a love for sriracha hot sauce and what do you get? an electronic sriracha festival, of course. take a look at san jose's first sriracha electronic festival in st. james park. it is topped with the thai chili sauce. it was the brainchild o

let's begin with ian cole. sounds like fans are pretty impressed with the new dig. >> reporter: they were coming and going. the toilets work. the seats held. everything was great and fans said overall they had a great time! a day of first. first signs handed out at levi stadium. first food line and first crowd. >> this is an excellent environment. >> the fans entering the stadium traded for their first actual view. >> a lot of good sections. a lot of good food areas. >> reporter: photos upon photos upon selfies taken with everyone getting a first look and a first feel. >> making history. >> there were other firsts, too. nick gonzalez logged on to one of the hundreds of wi-fi spots. >> if i was trying to refresh this it wouldn't work at all and now, here, it's working. so, i love this place pore than candlestick so far. >> we're getting a hotdog? >> they used the phone to order food from concession stands. the levi stadium app allows queue to order pick up for no charge. it is a whole lot faster or for a $5 char

. >> rapper j cole wowed the crowd saturday night liberty stage. mia brought tens of thousands of people into the city and it's become a tradition on this labor day weekend. >> i like it's young, old, it's fun, walking around and with my family and it's a good time. >> parkway and eakins oval filled up early for dozens of singers, fans, d.j.s on four stages and this festival is in its third year. creation rapper hip-hop artist and jay-z we spotted while j cole performed. he made the event by coastal. people could take the stage in los angeles for their first festival. both events benefit local united way organizations. >> a lot of things i've been to support a cause you this is the first i had all of these for people to come and see and i think it's really good. >> this festival is a major undertaking for the city. hundreds of officers on duty. emergency personnel on standby and complaints from neighbors that have to deal with the cons of all-day, heart-pounding music festival where alcohol is served. for anyone that walked through the gates of mad

cole hamels is scheduled to start. when bud retires in january, rob manfred will takeover.ating officer and been labor lawyer for major league baseball since 1998. in the history of the little league world series a team from philadelphia has never made to this big stage until now. the taney star davis says she's not nervous. female phenom is expected to take the mound when they take on nashville at 3:00 and the team can't believe they're center of attention here back home. and they're getting brotherly love in williamsport, too. >> yes, from the parade yesterday there's a lot of people and they were like yelling philly so i can feel it from that. >> what do you want to say to philly. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you. everywhere you look people are dumping buckets of ice water over their head. it looks crazy. right? right? it's for a good cause. raising awareness and money for als. did you say roy halladay challenge to philly's rub and marrow? >> we're in la, clayton kershaw of the dodgers here we go. >> that was cole hamels getting from philly phanatic and andy reid

in the newsroom, jeff cole, fox 29 news. >> all right. thank you, jeff. >>> hundreds line up in philadelphia to get their hands on a new coin that will be worth a lot of money. >> this is true. but not everything is as it seems here. people standing in line for money today but the coins weren't part of their pay day. a local daycare burglarized and vandalized even the classroom pets were swiped. today the place gets a big gift to make sure something like this doesn't happen again and it's all thanks to our viewers. howard? >> the flyers, they got really bad news today. they have lost a player they consider important and he may have played his last nhl game. that's coming up in sports. >> coming up in weather, we'll have the latest on tropical storm bertha and also some weather changes headed our way. tell when you to expect showers and storms next. >> birthday card gets out of -- party gets out of control. thousands crash the party leaving the house trashed and landing a half dozen in the hospital with drug overdoses. by the party promoto

wrapping up national series, cole allowed only one run in seven innings.t the game in the hands of the bullpen, and the nats kick their offense in gear. yes, nationals scored three runs in the eighth, beat the phils four to nothing, phils were shut out two games in a row, splitting the series. >> how about this? the dragons little league team hot in the mid-atlantic regional in bristol, connecticut. they beat the newark nationals squad out of delaware yesterday, eight to four, starting pitcher moan a davis had ten strikeouts. she bid on the day. next up with the dragons, new york colony, they come up tomorrow. rip sent, gang. in practice play, andre williams had rushing touchdown to open the scoring. eli manning was six of seven for 43 yards passing in his brief appearance. hall of fame game, part of the weekends kutztown andre reed and former eagle cloud humphrey among the unductees in the pro-football hall of fame. eagles are back on the practice field later today. first exhibition game friday night at chicago. it is time. now until february. we're talki

. >> she more like you in '08 or more like cole hamels? >> with her style, i think she's more like cole hamels with the distance they're pitching. >> what impresses you about mo'ne as a pitcher? >> i like the way she goes about her business. looks like she's done it for a long time. she looks like she's enjoying what she does. >> she sure does. taney plays its next game wednesday night against a team from las vegas and davis is expected to pitch. show your taney dragon spirit. print out free taney dragon placards to put on your windows. i'm on the dragon wagon, and philly pride taney dragons. two to our website, nbc10.com to print them out. count on nbc 10 to follow the taney dragons' quest for a world series title. look for a live coverage from williamsport starting tomorrow afternoon on nbc 10 news at 4:00 and throughout the week. >>> it has been called a win/win. this afternoon penn state abington and abington school district teamed up for a special ground breaking to upgrade memorial field. under an agreement with the school district,

taking on the nationals with their ace on the mound, cole hamels.no ryan howard, no chase utley in lineup. no problem. freddy, who came in just two hits all season, his third one carried a great distance. it breaks a scoreless tie in the fifth. darren ruf with a solo shot in the sixth. his third of the season. makes it 3-0. hamels was cruising early, but gives up the lead in the eighth. cabrera, he ties it up with the shot. hamels looked upset as he was pulled after zemseven-plus inni of work with a roughly 86 pitches. phils would win it, though, 4-3 with a go-ahead sack fly off the bat of carlos ruiz. hamels with interesting comments when asked if he was upset about his own performance or about being pulled. >> you know, i think it was a good game and we were able to win. >> i didn't understand your answer. were you mad at yourself or manager for taking you out? >> it was a good game that we won today. >>> now to football. eagles cut offensive lineman julian vanvelde today. 22 more cuts have to be made by saturday. certainly it's a necessary evil f

king cole. his name is asap. that's an abbreviation. [ laughter ] i thought the guys would be upset with her. they were like, oh, maggie. they thought she was adorable by calling them -- >> jimmy: that's marijuana for you. [ laughter ] >> inappropriate. inappropriate. >> jimmy: all right. let's -- your video. we got your video. >> yeah. >> jimmy: recap again. who challenged you. >> first of all, financial guru and friend suze orman challenged me to do it naked. and i swear the same day, aubrey plaza, a.j. mcclain, margaret cho, all in one day. i didn't know how to handle it. i thought i should take it up a notch. >> jimmy: and you certainly did. >> okay, suze orman, i decided to take you up on the a.l.s. ice bucket challenge and do it naked. i don't really know why you wanted me to be naked for this. but anything for the cause. and i'm going to keep my shoes on. i'm sorry. but i'm a classy lady. i'm going to keep my shoes on. okay. i'm naked. i also invited two friends who also challenged me, from the backstreet boys, a.j. mcclain. >> h

in northeast philly jeff cole, fox 29 news. >> after serving honorablely a k9 officer is hanging up his badge. medford township police announcing the retirement of nomos he has served as special member of the department for nine years. he and his handler joseph canuso part of a team responding to bomb threats throughout the state. their bond will not be broken. after retirement the dog will continue to live with his happened her and his family. a ceremony is scheduled for the 16th. let's check back in with chief meteorologist scott williams. a look at our labor day weekend forecast. >>> a lot of changes over the next several days, iain. right now we're looking at high pressure in control. it's comfortable. the humidity is down, and we're even talking 50s again for some. north and west tonight. so it will be really chilly for some especially toward the pocono mountains. but as we move in your saturday, warm and pleasant. similar actually to today. high temperatures top out again in the low 80s. then by sunday, as well as labor day monday, we're looking at 90-degree temperatures returning

cole hamil gets the start allowing one run in seven innings. work. they got to the bullpen.e plate. phillies offense struggling with only three hits against steven strausburg. they get shut out for the second time in a row and 13th time this season. the final score was four-zero. >> to the eagles now, they welcome fans back to lincoln financial field today. for their second open practice. plenty of anticipation leading into friday's first preseason game in chicago. head coach chip kelly looking forward to see what some of the younger guys can do on game day. >> i think the great thank about the preseason obviously is that you get to take your team on the road, you know, you get to see what they're like in different environments obviously for some of our players just last week leaving the novacare and coming over to the linc there was change for them. i think most teams when you get into the fir preseason game you're trying to get your guys out on the field and really evaluate and see what they can do and that's what we're raully look forward with this group. >> don't go anyw

cole calhoun comes in, dives and makes the catch. >> look at that dive, yeah, cole calhoun of the angelst to make that grab. awesome play, but the dodgers hang on to win this one 2-1. now, earlier, we told you the latest on those hawaiian hurricanes. we want to check on the national forecast. nbc meteorologist jeannette calle is watching that for us. a tale of different coasts as we talk about what we have on the east coast. >> believe it or not, it's pretty active across the eastern and central pacific basin, thomas. things are a lot calmer across the u.s. mainland, especially in the northeast. a beautiful setup across the northeast today. new york city, philadelphia and d.c. a much more comfortable day, cooler winds coming in from the west. and we're also looking at much lower humidity, so get out and enjoy there. meanwhile, farther north there is a cold front nearby, and that will enhance the thunderstorm activity, especially in the afternoon across boston, hartford and albany. some thunderstorms there could produce some gusty winds and also small-sized hail. thunderstorms also in the

and so joining me now, jessica's father, mark cole. mark, welcome. >> hi.hank you. >> so let's talk about your daughter. so jessica loved robin williams after watching "mrs. doubtfire," according to you, hundreds of times. >> at least. at least a hundred. >> at least. >> when she saw him in person, she didn't know who he was, right? >> that's correct. she -- she was a little disoriented at that point with extra fluid on her brain but it was a little out of place for her, also, seeing robin williams walk into our home and she was confused when he first came in. >> until he did "mrs. doubtfire"? >> yeah. and then he started his "mrs. doubtfire" imitation and then she figured it out pretty quickly. >> the two of them spent hours together. he specifically asked no camera be there. he didn't want publicity over this. can you tell me in those couple of hours what they did? what do you remember from that time? >> yeah. they called us like -- they only gave us 24 hours notice and wanted only immediate family, my wife then and our older daughter tonya and my mother

jefferson writes him and coles says i want to free my slaves. jefferson says it wouldn't be a good idea to do that. for a lot of different reasons. and coles gets the idea he needs to leave. he actually moves to what was then the west. he becomes an early governor of illinois. but frees his slaves as they are crossing the ohio river from slave territory to free territory. there were people that did it. here again, i think that letter of edward coles is beautiful. i think he really understands that slaves are human beings. they are entitled to every right that a human being has. every natural right, which here again in the declaration of independence is well specified. during the revolution, he said the people that yelped most about liberty are the ones that are have a whip in the other hand and beat the slaves. something to that. >> last question. >> last question, okay. >> what was your thought process of collecting these advice letters? and also getting the letters. >> there are a lot of letters that should be in this. and in fact, this could

two scoreless innings more for cole hamels. we're in the third.nts are scoreless. >> more and more like the nationals are the team to beat in the national league east. first inning to night against pittsburgh bryce harper they almost zen the guy down a week ago it was strugglely so mightily. he's red hot. three in the first, they hang on to win tonight over pittsburgh final five-four. >> how about notre dame suspending four football players while the university conducts an internal investigation into academic misconduct. ouch! netter dame sent said in statement there is evidence that papers and homework had been written for the players by oth others. friday night going back to washington. it's the annual president's race but this time they're joined by the perot geese in pittsburgh. italian pierogie is going to win. watch what happens as he nears the finish line. teddy comes up -- oh, with the hand maker off the -- look aga again. a clothes line by teddy. very unpresidential. very unpittsburgh like. what does he do after he knocks them down. comes

cole doesn't see this drainage gully. and he's splashed up to here with water. he's got all of these guys around him going past him or following him and he looks back and says don't follow me. which is sort of the antiinfantry credo. you know, at fort benning, it says follow me for an infantry officer. he says don't follow me into here. he doesn't want anybody falling into the ditch. he works his way out of there. others are working their way straight at the germans. there are literally instances when they will sort of bayonet the germans in their stomachs. believe it or not. and they kind of get their foot in the door. by overrunning this german position in one of the key spots north of the town. once they get artillery enforcement, they're not able to counter attack and dislodge them. this opens the doorway into karatan for the rest of the 101 airborne division. they obviously understand if it remains under control, they link up and then the americans would advance from there. so the germans were quite cognizant of the objective. so this fighting in the german

cole waschancellor again not invited. the story apparently was that chancellor kohl's brother was gravely wounded in normandy and later fell in france. for personal reasons, he did not want to go to such commemorations. cole was very much a nato alliance guys. the reinforcement of the german-american relationship to the alliance, is astounding and is often been criticized if you look at the press in 19841994, that the germans are not invited. in 2004 they were. maybe, finally a point about how the germans think about d-day. i have studied the german and austrian press carefully, starting in 1984. in 1984, you very often here the argument that what d-day represents for germans, and keep in mind i'm talking about west germans, because we would really need to talk about to german memories up until 1990 there is a west german memory. east german memory was much closer to the soviet memory, meaning d-day was a war that was conducted by the american imperialists, that is how the east germans felt. the west germans felt very dif