[plane engines, and gunfire, bombs] ♪ narrator: db-29 scourge of the islands, mighty engines of destructionme the lesson of pearl harbor. hard-ard-one open our -- okinawa, live forces moving up to the island shelled the mainland most without opposition. to hammer theed enemy to its knees. perfected by a, scientist. first mission, the industrial city of hiroshima. second mission, nagasaki. japan had its choice. complete surrender or complete ruin. as they stamm, even worked for a stable european fees, harry truman and joseph stalin had decided on common action against japan. russia joined the allies in war on the last remaining axis enemies. japan's stronghold in manchuria was attacked. for emperor here of a total and japanese militarism, the war was lost. in washington, secretary of war simpson and secretary of state burns hurried to the white house. the united states cabinet meeting with president truman, studied japan's surrender messages. in full coordination with the governments of britain, china, russia, and other allies. the world remembered franklin , years of great responsibility to

said he is most versatile guy looking like a db safety lb so he is out their doing his job and trying to contribute to the team. sot :39 oc: "contribute to the team " the hawkeyes are a 16 point favorite over iowa state saturday night at kinnick.. the cyclones struggled with turnovers in their 25-20 loss to northern iowa. a big congrats to uni coach mark farley who became the schools all-time wins leader and we are going to have to share this game ball because i got one for you for becoming the all time winningest coach. i couldn't be more proud of the team that this one that did it at iowa state so thank you. sot :15 oc: "so thank you" followed by cheering the kernels warmed up for the playoff this afternoon in their final regular season game of the year against clinton....game tied at 1 in the 4th, but zander wiel changes that with a 2-run blast that leaves the ballpark. wiel's 18th hit a grand slam and leads the league with 86 rbis... three batters later, a man on for jaylin davis and he gives the kernels their second 2-run bomb of the inning...his 9th of the season....5-1 kernels.

putting a bunch of db on the field. and they trust me with a bunch of guys. our o line played fantastic. and they deserve the credit. von miller guys. >> . story of my life. that's how we're built. it's not about one player or one group. it's a whole team effort. >> . your offense turned the ball over 3 times. what's the mind set of the defense. are you thinking we need to make a play and bail them out. >> it's not about bailing them out. we need to make a play. to put us in good field position to score. it's not about bailing each other out. >> . it's a team. we work together. >> >> did you change anything. in the sebgtd half. what was the difference. >> . we just played the run a little bit better. able to get 0 sacks on cam in the first half. you had 3. staying after it. >> yeah. staying after it. they start throwing the ball. and we got them out. whatever the run tendency of close. winning quarter back here. >> . at the podium. >> . we knew we had our hands full with the front. and it's a heck of a team win. offense. defense picking up the slack when they

when you release to the line, you make that db have to go through traffic, and then carson puts it right in the place where only larry can catch it. he kind of hitches and kind of throws it up, and looks like a little over route. then right here, the quick slant to the inside. larry fitzgerald, the best at it, sells it outside. comes inside. has to get past his own offensive lineman and makes a perfect catch right through the middle. this is larry. he's a mortal. again, dials up the deep pass to jeron brown. the best thing that b.a. is known for, coming off of a shot play off of either a time-out or a sudden change, turnover, and nobody does it better. he catches jeron brown in stride all the way to the end zone. it was a tough day for the tampa bay buccaneers, having to guard multiple wide receivers in this. this offense is so exos available to this team, pick your poison at this point. if you shut one out, there's three other guys to work the ball. >> 24-0 at the half. the cardinals just continue to roll. david johnson, every time you see him, it's almost once again he does something r

pounding it into the ground, usually dbs will fall asleep eventually, and that's when we take our advantage of going deep." another key is the hawks have been able to open up the offense under 2nd year head coach mark bliss. "it's that old adage where you crawl, walk and run. well, last year we crawled. this year, we're walking and we're starting to get into that transition phase of running. that being said, hopefully we're hitting it at the right time, especially as week get deeper into district play." prairie travels to ottumwa on friday. josh christensen tv9 sports. skies eventually clear tonight with lows returning to the 40s. sunshine is back again tomorrow with somewhat lighter winds and highs back near 70. we'll hover close to 70 into the weekend, although more clouds return on saturday. dry weather should continue until wednesday. have a good night! tonight: turning mostly clear. wind: n 5-10. low: 48 tomorrow: i was reading about this jellyfish that never dies. instead, it reverts to its asexual state and then grows up again. we thought my 90-year-old grandfather had reverted to an

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. >> according to the doctor db talked with, birth control can fight against acne and a lot of folks know that.>> it can also produce blood clots and promote weight gain. scenes conversation while this story was running. it's not uncommon for teenage girls to get prescribed the pill for a lot of different reasons. hopefully that won't be the case.>>> we will switch now to weight loss on this weight loss wednesday, we have five fitness secrets to help you stay motivated. first, it takes time to see results. a quick fix probably won't last >> keep on that fitness schedule, stay on a routine when you are working out, keep your mind on the workout itself. without the distraction. >> stretch before and after the workout to prevent injury. >> finally, don't work out in front of a mirror. it does nothing for self-esteem and can actually have the opposite effect. on the flipside, it's good to check your room. if you're lifting weights or something like that, you make sure you that 90 degree angle. sometimes it can be helpful. >> you don't want to be that person at the gym checking themselves

prolonged exposure to 85 db or more can hurt your hearing and we recorded part noises at about 15 db higher than that. bart riders said that is not a surprise. >>> sometimes it is so bad that i want to stick my hands on my ears . >> now bart engineers said the problem is over time bart rails become an even and that when the wheels travel across those bumps it causes that squealing noise. bart says over the next six months it will start reshaping the wheels and grinding down the tracks to reduce noise levels. >>> california lawmakers voted on several hills before the midnight deadline of the two- year legislative said -- deadline. one bill included ridesharing services to run background checks. the been also bans violent sex offenders, balance or convicted in the past seven years driving under the influence. that measure will head to the governors desk. he has until september 30 two sign or veto those bills . >> tesla trying to fix its autopilot mode. it says it will go a long way to help prevent crashes. tesla ceo says the software update will be ready in a couple weeks. this follows

we recorded noise levels at 15 db higher than that. not a surprise. >> sometimes i want to stick my hands in my ears. >> the problem is over time rails become uneven and when the wheels travel it gives a squealing noise. they will start reshaping the wheels and grinding down the tracks to reduce noise levels. >>> a report right -- from san francisco controller said the city may want to shift resources to address the needs of the homeless. 3500 people lived on the streets last year rather than in shelters. it suggests shelters incorporate elements of the navigation shelters like more relaxed rules and higher priority on helping people get into permanent housing.>>> a report about hiv in san francisco during -- and it shows infections are dropping and the rate declined to 17% from 2014 to last year but there is still room for improvement. new infections are increasing among african-americans and black women had the highest hiv rate among all women. >>> 49ers gear up for the last preseason game. a lot of attention will be on colin kaepern

it doesn't mean it can't rain, but it's a big dif difference db between september and october. and you have two systems in the cochlear implantic. karl and lise. lise is simply no threat to land at all. and showers and thunderstorms will drift inland during the day, that trend continues into the weekend, small rain chances and still summer time heat, heat, a mix of sun and clouds tomorrow, and a couple of thunderstorms and awwwww! autumn, but we are back up near 90. hot for the usf and florida state game. 90 and we stay near 90 for at least the first half of the week. >> we'll see whose offense heats up, thank you, paul. and meet a local man who says that sometimes presidential candidate can be painful. >> it hurt especially towards the end a lot more but it was worth it. >> he put his political preference in ink, right there on his arm. after the break. >> tonight we continue our investigation of voting issues. can hackers really sw switch our votes? we'll put some of the voting machines used across the nation >> donald trump spent the day trying to win over more voters in ohi

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helped start this after learning about the low dropout -- high dropout rates and low graduation rates at dbs. dss students were -- dps. dsf studentsere invited. >> a generally don't have a lot of benefits that kids in cherry hills have often i have challenges, maybe different than mine the >> they got to eat lunch at the governor's mansion. >>> welcome to "7sportsxtra". the offense player of the week, denver's quarterback trevor siemian. no doubt about it. four touchdown passes and 312 yards, 132.1 rating. he led the broncos to comeback victory over the bengals. he was in school and calm and collected when we asked him -- he was as cool and calm and collected today as he was on the weekend whhn we asked him about this award. >> everybody up front, mike schofield played awesomely on the offense of lompico a lot of guys step up. >> one thing about trevor, he's very sharp and very low keyed just keep going. this week is another tough test. i like the way he has things together and his team respects that. >> we've got to prepare like no other. we see him getting better and better every week. thi

well, with the election nearlyx and donald trump are gearing up for the first face-to-face deputy db. it's monday night at hofstra university on new york's long island. kris van cleave tells us how the candidacieses are preparing. >> mr. trump, how is your day going right now? >> well, i'm here at gino's. >> reporter: just 48 hours before the first head-to-head debate with hillary clinton, donald trump is sticking to the campaign trail after a big endorsement from senator ted rival who cons called him "a sniveling coward sm of. >> this man is a pathological liar. >> reporter: clinton scored her own big endorsements. the "new york times" today urged the country to put her to work and in the battleground state of ohio, the "cincinnati enquirer" broke with a nearly tradition supporting clinton. philippe reines, plays the role of trump in mock debates. >> i think she tends to really rise to the occasion, and it will be a real contrast in visions. >> reporter: clinton's running mate tim kaine: >> donald trump is a good performer and he's a good performer in debates. i'm sure he's going to

noah brown of ohio state pins the ball against the back of the oklahoma db another look he can't even see the ball but he can feel it. and it happen again when they learn the cal running back drops the ball before he cross the goal line but he is lucky they got it at the one. and it's always to know the rules when you are returning a kick off biggest hit take a peak at the other ref before he makes a call on a field goal. one ref says good the right. and almost make sure the qb is looking before you snap the ball. or this could happen. and sometimes the easiest catches are the hardest. he need a defensive back to pin the ball against. and i hate it when this happens worst throw of the week from a pitcher. they are just warming and beans his own players. look out incoming skid. worst throw home. instead throwing like a normal pitch he tried to guide it. just a little high and finally worst play by a goalie. he complete whiffs yikes another look. it takes a bad hop and he misses everything. gooooaaaalll good night thanks scott. one last look at the forecast, chris... the area tonight, a

but please let me make it known that robert didn't get hurt trying to run into a linebacker or db as what happened. >> well it happened like this. in the 4th quarter robert jaylen mills. you'll probably see that over the next couple of days. he has a break in his shoulder. now griffin could return in eight weeks. until then josh mccown gets the call. we're all shaking our heads on another quarterback injury. hugh jackson say it is is just a bizarre play. >> i think he was trying to protect himself. he was truly heading out of bounds. this is one of the times where it is unfortunate that he didn't see the guy and i don't think that the guy saw him because gary was blocking him. here is a guy that just pops up back as this is happening. probably lost control just a little bit. but he was trying to do the right thing, no question in my mind about that. >>> swung out and missed. he went down and in. he gets his second strike out. >> more bad news on the injury front. no more strikeouts from danny salazar probably for the rest of the season. he's out with a forearm injury three to four we

l kilpri junior db/s: i think i raiss the stakes a little bit. i mean, you know who you're playing against and you're out to get a win for your school. jamie: go to raleighcw.com for extended coach and player interviews. we'll see you next thursday for the cw22 game of the week. join us tomorrow morninon abc-11 for the last eyewitness news. we'll see you again tomorrow nig for "eyewitness news at ten" -- here on 'c-w 22'. i'm roy cooper...and my mom used to teach in this school. she was so proud to be a north carolina teacher. she wouldn't have liked how we've fallen to 41st in teacher pay... 44 in r-student endirn or mcc g to its lowest budget share inver 30 years. it's why thousands of teachers are moving out of state. as governor, i'll make schools the priority again. >> never say ner because ev taylor swift and calvin harris are back together -- sort of. >> we're told thhortly afterat s tom hilest and taylor swift broke up, calvin and taylor came in communication again. only through text. >> who texted first? >> calvin klein sent like a and s

but you know, this is a guy who has president is going to get a p db, an intelligence briefing every morning. he has to listen to what is being spoken. he can't spend a lot of time about what the body language is of those making the presentation. >> what did you make of this, i got a comment on this, but i wanted to hear from you because you dealt with this in the world. what do you think of his relationship with putin, he seems to be as if he is judging the best dictator, not looking at him like a potential adversary, whereas most americans see him as adversary. he loves to sit down with people even though he may not like them if they're tough and they're good business people. then he loves to sit down and talk with them. and he has -- you know, he is applying that same type of standard when it comes to somebody like putin. putin is an adversary, somebody who has not only invaded the crimea and gone into the ukraine, gone into syria, continues to come at us in a lot of different ways. he is an adversary. and as president of the united states, you know, trump has to be smart enough t

these are speaker horns and put the service module in this room and blast it at 180 db. simulating passage through different mock levels as the rocket launches into space to make sure the computers work. the start of the facility is this year the central dome at conditions in a room 120 feet tall and check this out. it takes 6.5 hours to pull out all of the air except -- 90 minutes except 1 tablespoon and takes another six and half hours to pull out the last tablespoon of air molecules in this room temperature inside drops to almost 270 degrees below zero. >>> next time long. >>> a new merchant market is opening at legacy village in lyndhurst. we let you know what it means >>> welcome back. new information on the suspect in the abduction of the nine- year-old girl. he back 17 years. he assaulted a woman in minnesota many years ago and left her to die on the side of the road. 17 years letter he's made it home made his home in ohio and earlier this week he presented to be a police officer to get a nine-year-old girl. he was arrested yesterday. investigating another overnig

if you would like to connect, go to eastbound our web site, abcactionnews.com/db. we link to each of therm count -- each of them to our web site. midwesting violence is set for wednesday night, october 12th at 7:00 p.m. we'll be right back. >>> closed captioning is >>> back with you here with titan doppler radar showing you the showers rolling in. we'll have more of that throughout the day and moisture coming out of the gulf. as additional cloud cover, we'll stay in the mid to upper 80. rain chances in the next couple of days about 50%. again, tropical storm matthew on the verge of becoming a hurricane. we'll have the latest coming up at 11:00. shay will bring you that with updates today at 4:00 on "the now" and denis at 5:00. >>> we take you back to breaking news we've been following. new jersey ems reporting at wreckage when the train crashed in hoboken. the train was running late when it crashed. it came to a stop at the indoor area and the platform, there are reports of many passengers currently trapped in the wreckage of the plane. abc news has crews planning

wind: wnw 5-15 high: 73 alo: 71 db 70 to 76 tonight: partly to mostly cloudy. wind: nw 10-15 low: 53 alo: 51 dbq: 51 iow: 54 50 to 56 tomorrow: partly sunny, windy, and cooler. wind: w 15-25 g: 30 high: 67 alo: 65 dbq: 65 iow: 67 64 to 70 tom. night: partly cloudy. wind: w 10-15 low: 48 alo: 47 dbq: 46 iow: 48 45 to 51 tuesday: partly cloudy. high: 68 low: 48 wednesday: partly cloudy. high: 70 low: 49 thursday: partly cloudy. high: 73 low: 50 friday: partly cloudy. high: 73 low: 52 saturday: partly cloudy. showers. high: 76 low: 54 monday: chance of storms. high: 77 low: 58 debate with where. stay with your 24 hour news source, kcrg-tv9. washington lasted for more than 12 hours, unclear. abc's neil karlinsky reports. nats up: "about 6:30 tonight pm we arrested a 20-year-old oak harbor man." a mass murderer - caught on camera? now also captured by police. nats over still photo: "his name is arcan cetin." investigators arresting a suspect in the murders of five people inside a washington mall. surveillance stills providing key evidence in the massive manhunt to f

heading into tomorrow the temperatures are going to jump back up 6 db 7 degrees warmer than we were this afternoon. we are going to have a few changes come our way as we head into the start of the week. we're going to be cooling things down, increase the winds and bringing the moisture into play. not a lot is going to happen tomorrow but maybe a few high take a look at futurecast heading into monday morning. it's gointo be a wet start for southern arizona. they'll be liability and scattered. we might get a little bit of a drizzle around 8:00 in the morning but by mid afternoon they're going to be to the east of us over the mountain, over the show low area and make their way into flagstaff monday night. the valley will get break. on tuesday a beter chance to see drizzle around the valley. for tomorrow, 83 at 9:00 a.m., 85 at 11:00, 90 degrees at 1:00 in the afternoon. afternoon highs 91 degrees to 97 degrees for the afternoon high so a bill warmer than today. we're going to be seeing 65 for prescott, 94 for bulls head city. heading into the start of the week partly cloudy skies 88 on your

noah brown of ohio state pins the ball against the back of the oklahoma db and makes the amazing cart have. another look he can't even see the ball but he can feel it. and it happen again when they learn the cal running back drops the ball before he got it at the one. and it's always to know the rules when you are returning a kick off biggest hit on a coach poor maybe one ref should take a peak at the other ref before he makes a call on a field goal. one ref says good the other says no good. wich one is it good was right. and almost make sure the qb is looking before you snap the ball. or this could happen. and sometimes the easiest catches are the hardest. the ball against. and i hate it when this happens worst throw of the week from a catcher it hits the players talking behind the pitcher. they are just warming and beans his own players. look out incoming skid. worst throw home. instead throwing like a normal pitch he tried to guide it. just a little high and finally worst play by a goalie. it takes a bad hop and he misses everything. gooooaaaalll good night campaign stops for vice

in doing that, i interviewed a fellow by the name of db hardiman who was like chief of staff to sam raven and he gave me a great quote. he said "that the currency of politics-- >> is a guy who changes his words not every week or every month, but every hour and he also doesn't show any interest in government, as you pointed out. i mean, if david lawrence was in the room with him and he couldn't keep his words, i mean, for a professional politician where they rely in your word to make agreements because of the quickness of events as you know from your days at the white house. >> great observation. i can't wait to see this book. i would read it. thank you. >> can you summarize his comments because you can't hear. >> this gentleman is writing a book about the 1960 presidential campaign through the eyes of the stephenson organization and he makes to very critical point, which is politicians have to keep their word and politicians have to know something about governing and a certain politician named donald trump doesn't need to know about either one of them and i think that that's on astute obs

could they db krooikz are sick. look at -- crosswalks are sick. look at these guys. they're going to go home and enjoy a nice burr ooishgs to. -- burr ooishgs to. burrito. >> fred will be at broadway and coal fax this afternoon from 5 tt 7. you've been warned. >>> the plague isn't some historical disease only. it's active in jefferson county. a cat was diagnosed wiih it. fleas carry the disease. >>> denver approved an affordable housing fund that will distribute $150 million property taxes and developer fees. families in denver's poorest neighbors still say they can't afford to stay in the city and feel like they're being forced out. new taxes and fees would bring in $10 million next year and the city could contribute $5 million more. >>> colorado ranked second in the country for prescription -?overdose kits. nearly 7,000 people died in our state in the past decade from overdosing. the money came from pharmaceutical settlements. >>> new jersey boys is coming to denver in a couple weeks and the lead from the broadway hit is in our studio. >>> plus a heads up or anyone

we'll take a deep look at db and tell you if it is really facing its own lehman moment or whether its in the clear. that's next on "countdown." . the microsoft cloud offers infinite scalability. the microsoft cloud helps our customers get up and running, anywhere in the planet. wherever there's a phone, you've got a bank, and we could never do that before. the cloud gave us a single platform to reach across our entire organization. it helps us communicate better. we use the microsoft cloud's advanced analytics tools to track down cybercriminals. this cloud helps transform business. this is the microsoft cloud. now that fedex has helped us we could focus on bigger issues, like our passive aggressive environment. we're not passive aggressive. hey, hey, hey, there are no bad suggestions here... no matter how lame they are. well said, ann. i've always admired how you just say what's in your head, without thinking. very brave. good point ted. you're living proof that looks aren't everything. thank you. welcome. so, fedex helped simplify our e-commerce business and this is not a passive ag

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after watching the film, the way that db was playing on some of those and linebackers were playing me, i at least should have had more yards. >> despite some big chunk plays by david johnson, coach arians expected much more production. >> because we should have had 50. you know, we left at least 100, 120 yards and two touchdowns out there just on david johnson. >> and here's the kicker, david johnson agrees. >> it definitely is going to eat at me. you know, especially after watching film, and there is stuff that i just, you know, i can't really explain. i just, it's me, and that's one of the things that i definitely want to correct. >> let's swing over to a.s.u. john, i know you're watching. man, this is worth it. one handed catch in the end zone. this true freshman is unique. there's not many that can step in with that skill set, and it turned out essential in the game in san diego. coach cal. >> i know our attitudes are great. they know that every single game in this league is going to be a battle. we have got a heck of a team coming in here, one of the top offenses in the country,

he had a rough night, the young db got beat for touchdowns last night, also missed a tackle in the open field. and shipley is good, but the cardinals are loaded at wide receiver, so maybe, maybe shipley could end up on the practice squad. and we have got a couple of more names that have been let go, a the roster, as i mentioned, needs to be 53 by tomorrow. there you see it, clemons, butler, crisp, mcclain, and bundy, another good wide receiver, just the odd man out with that loaded wide receiver crew. bruce arians talking about making these tough cuts. >> some teams are happy to cut guys, you know. they get it over with. you know, we have got a very talented group. there are calls being made back and forth, a lot of things can happen in the last few hours steve's -- they're pretty active right now, and when you have a roster as talented as ours, you want to make sure that you make it right, all the way down to the end. >> more football, thanks to the college kids. a.s.u., the sun devils take on n.a.u. tomorrow, and when it comes to quarterback, manny wilkins is your guy. wilkins beat ou

had jamie rubin in the rutgers hampshire db plan to rutgers right now. but yeah can you imagine your coach at northern illinois, good player you tell a head coach commando by the way he's my son and, we just lost. >> here's what parents had to say about getting them to come to iowa. >>> it was a really painful conversation in some ways, just because i know as a coach how special it is to have a sun on the team, that's a pretty good deal. so on one hand it all made sense for him to come here. on the other hand it's kind of some ways. except i was stealing something. >> only two players on the roster from new jersey. >>> more excited and more excited probably if it's nervous i just wanted to good. definitely excited. >>> you would think you'd be hard for him to get some tickets for this game. >> i asked him about that he said it is all love with this team he didn't have to trade away nikes or any gear. everyone picked up tickets i guess it's good that way. >>> if you want to go on stub of you can get some for $15 write-down. >>> is only 50 minutes away fro

prolonged exposure to 85 db or more can hurt people hearing.t riders we talked with say the noise is not a surprise. >>> sometimes it is so bad i want to stick might fingers in my ears . >> engineers say the problem is over time guardrails become an even when the wheels travel across the bombs squealing noise happened. over the next six months wheels will be reshaping and tracks will be ground down to reduce the noise level. the entire bart fleet will switch over to a new system between now and 2020 extract at&t says drones can improve mobile phone service even in the middle of a big crowd. yesterday during a giants game the at&t drone team operated a drone 700 miles away at a football stadium. even with thousands of people using mobile devices at a giants game at&t was able to use the same communication equipment to fly that drone. the goal is clearer connections, less into veterans and fewer slowdowns for customers. >> the downloads, the uploads -- they can stream paik they can do anything they want . >> at&t says with a drone technology it's

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