dobson was 18 years old back in 1945 when the u.s. landed and essentially captured the island from the japanese. he was wounded in the first wave of the invasion. >> after i was wounded, i jumped under a big shell hole. mortars kept coming. i was praying they wouldn't come in the hole with me because i had explosives with me. >> a huge sendoff including uso volunteers are seeing private dobson off this morning. the commemoration takes place in japan on saturday. >>> and now we've seen some cloudy skies in the north bay. some rain, too. now we see what rosemary has to say. >> we're partly sunny. we're wild. we do have the possibility of a few scattered showers falling over the north bay throughout the afternoon. in fact, it could get down all the way to about the golden gate bridge. let's step outside. take a look at what's happening across the bay. partly sunny conditions. temperatures a little bit cooler than where we were over the weekend. broke records on saturday. that was definitely the warmest day. for today, a lot of 60s, a few

dobson says he rememberes it clearly. >> we were very lucky. coming in i could see the bullets, kicking up the water. but we didn't get hit. and we got in without being hit. but then later, the fifth and sixth, where they really blew them out of the water. >> dobson will join about 30 other american vets who fought in that 36-day battle. it is expected to be the last official reunion. of course we will continue to honor and thank them for their service. >> what a lovely couple right there. >> he is very sharp. >> thanks for joining us here at 5:00. up next is nightly news with lester holt. >>> on this monday night, kill them all. was it a confession? a jaw-dropping twist jolts a decades long mystery. a millionaire drifter, a vanished wife, a murdered friend, and now a shocking moment caught on tape. have police finally gotten their man? >>> disaster in paradise. a monstrous storm makes a direct and deadly hit on an island made famous by tv's "survivor". our team is on the ground. >>> lowering cholesterol. new drugs unveiled a potential game cha

. >> you were talking about 88-year-old dewy dobson.e was just 18 years old when he landed on island with thousands of other marines back in 1945. uso volunteers, patriot guardsmen, and marines from the 23rd marine regiment in san bruno were at the airport to honor dobson and escort him to the departure gate. dobson says he doesn't talk much about the war, but he remembers the 36-day battle very clearly. >> we were very lucky being the first wave. coming in, i could see the bullets kicking off the water, but we didn't get hit. we got in without being hit, but then later the fifth and sixth waves over they really -- they blew them out of the water. >> dobson will be joining about 30 other american veterans who fought in the 36-day battle. the memorial takes place on march the 21st. it will be the last official reunion to be held. >> that's nice to see that sendoff. don't you think? >> yeah and a nice little piece of history there as well. >>> okay. thank you for joining us. our next newscast is tonight at 5:00. you can also get more info

dobson was 18 years old when he landed with thousands of other marines in 1945. he says it's a day he'll never forget. >> we were very lucky being in the first wave coming in i could see the bullets kicking up the water, but we didn't get hit. we got in without being hit but later the fifth and sixth wave were blown out of the water. >> nice couple here. dobson will join other vets that fought in the battle. >> what a reunion. >>> here we are. spring is almost here. what about the spring showers? >> i know. we are counting possibly a few more showers in that extended forecast. we have had activity tonight and the way people are letting me know about it you would think we were having a big storm. that's how much we need that rainfall. we'll talk about the extended forecast in a few minutes. >> the tweet that has a lot of people talking. a big promise made online. >>> a lot of haggling and headaches for people buying or selling a used car is no fun but several local startups is working to disrupt the traditional experience. >> are the new companies playing by the r

dobson was just 18 in 1945 when the u.s. landed and eventually captured the island of iwo jima from the japanese. he was wounded in the first wave of the invasion. >> after i was wounded, i jumped under a big shell hole. mortars kept coming. i was praying they wouldn't come in the hole with me because i had the explosives with me and it could blow up things. >> a lovely sendoff, including uso volunteers, they are seeing private dobson off this morning along with his wife. the 70th anniversary commemoration takes place in japan on saturday. >>> right now, it's 7:41. a deadly shooter on the loose after specifically targeting two young men. coming up in 22 minutes, the homicide investigation leading vallejo police with a lot of the unanswered questions. >>> the unthinkable. up next, the recent issue that vladimir putin says pushed him to consider going nuclear. >>> good morning. we still have that fire in the caldecott, although the fire seems to be out. i do want to mention the traffic is going to be slow. westbound 24 so far

dobson: there are two different kinds of medical writing. there are regulatory writers people putting together documents for fda and other regulatory agencies and also publications, medical writers. we have certificates in both. medical writers work directly for drug companies or they work for contract research organizations. which are companies hired by drug companies to put together applications for new drugs. whether you are hired directly by a drug company or by a contract research organization you are hired by the pharmaceutical industry. brian: anything wrong with that? dr. fugh-berman: these medical writers, and it's funny, many of them are women. the work either for medical education companies or directly for pharmaceutical companies. sometimes they are writing up clinical trial reports. but, what is more insidious is that they are involved in writing reviews and commentaries and letters to the editor. this is a way that pharmaceutical companies can sway what physicians think by affecting the medical literature so they get an academi

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dobson and his wife took the trip to commemorate the battle. dodson was in the first wave of the battle and was wounded. >> when the plane flew over, i could see t era -- the thoughts ran through my mind that it was a giant tombstone for all those who diedtroke. >> as the two made their way through the airport people gave him a standing ovation. >>> an 11-year-old boy stabbed by a fellow student in their school locker room. now questions about whether the attack was provoked. >> investigators take to the bay, why divers believe they will find stolen cars under water. >>> a chop shop in the east bay. several vehicles stolen and tripped. authorities say there is more at the bottom of the bay. a dive team spent today in the waters off point richmond where thieves may have dumped what's left of stolen cars and maybe even some boats. ktvu's melanie woodrow has an exclusive look. >> reporter: dive teams are not immune to being out at the bay but today was out of the ordinary for some. >> this is some of the most unusual thing we've done. >> reporter:

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james dobson never said that. >> you don't want to talk about those clergy.al sharpton's never been in jail. he's not a felon. as far as tape, play the nixon billy graham tape where he played anti-semitic remarks. >> he's using the -- f word about gays and lesbians. he's calling them homos and all these other horrible things. white interlopers. >> the only reason why you're attacking al sharpton is because of this. it's because he's not this, he's this. >> okay. >> that's all. >> leo, you're desperate and you sound silly. go ahead, j christian. >> race race, race race. look if there was a conservative preacher who behaved like that, what we just heard he wouldn't be invited to the white house. billy graham never behaved like that. al sharpton is a creature of the streets, worst kind of racial thug and has no business being anywhere near this attorney general. >> let me play -- hang on leo -- no, let me play eric holder and saying disagreements the republicans driven by race. here's what he says. >> there clearly have been times when you have felt disrespected

the suspect fled in that vehicle to an area around 900 south dobson. there was an apartment complex there where a home invasion took place. during that home invasion attempt, another victim was shot by the same suspect. that person is going to survive. it was a male victim at that -- at that location and once they received that call and that information, we received another call or there was some radio traffic from another officer who found another victim at 1800 west end at an apartment complex right next the first one. another victim was shot and is in critical condition so that's a male as well. total we have six victims, one of whom is deceased. at this time our tactical units, along with with our other agency partners are assisting us in the manhunt. we do have a suspect description. we cannot confirm the identity. we've had a bunch of different -- a bunch of different information come in. we still need to follow up on that information before we can confirm the identity of the suspect, but he is a white male in his late 30s, early 40s, bald head a

they just tweeted out that they have arrested the suspect from today's shootings near dobson and 8th. we were watching on the monitor, the aerials and body language of officers. they seem now to be relaxed after they searched frantically to try to find this man involved in this rampage that left one dead and five injured at several locations spread throughout the mesa, arizona area. >> paul you have this really intricate timeline that police laid out. we are talking multiple locations, really a spree here. tell us and kind of retrace for us just what happened this morning. >> reporter: let's begin around 8:40 this morning at this tri-city motel in the city of mesa. from what we understand it starts here at the motel. there are three people shot in the motel and around the motel, and one of them is a male. he dies at the scene. also two women from that motel are transported to the local hospital. the next stop as you see there, bistro 13 that is actually part of the east valley institute of technology. it's a school trade school and one of the components of it is the culinary aspect. a

the suspect fled in that vehicle to an area around 900 south dobson, an apartment complex where a home invasion took place. during that home invasion attempt, another victim was shot by the same suspect. that person is going to survive and it was a male victim at that location. once we received that call and that information we received another call where there was some radio traffic from another victim at 1800 west alameda which is another apartment complex next to the first one, another victim there who was shot and in critical condition and that is a male as well. so far total we have six victims, one of them is deceased. at this time our tactical units along with our other agency partners are assisting us in the manhunt. we do have a suspect description. we cannot confirm the identity. we've had a bunch of different different -- a bunch of different information come in that we still need to follow up on the information before we can confirm the identity of the suspect. he is a white male in his late 30s, early 40s. bald head and he does have tattoos on his neck and also on his face

catherine heenan is here with the story >> catherine: his name is do we dobson when he passed through sfo airport earlier today he had a welcoming committee which left him a little overwhelmed and proud. do we knew something was coming. but still seemed bemused by the fuss over his predawn arrival at sfo airport. he and his wife sheila are heading for the final official reunion it would g mull. as a young marine he remembers arriving at the regina with a sense of wonder. oakland home and native had never been far from home. within hours after arriving he was loaded onto an amphibious vehicle and sent into action. there was an honor guard waiting for him inside. and u.s. the u.s. all members also wishing him well. do we says he's the pried this so many young people remember the battle of seven years ago and he is very grateful. he turned 89 years old next month and he does look great he doesn't have a lot of his comrades laugh but he is looking forward to the ceremonies also knows it will be a bittersweet experience. >> pam: we're learning new details about actor harrison ford's injuri

secretary of state john kerry general martin dobson, and defense secretary carter all testifying up there. sue is in illinois. a democratic caller. caller: yes, i wanted to know did we declare a war? and what debate does the need to be about war powers according to the constitution? people talk about everyone else. we do dealings with saudi arabia. the worst slavery state of the world. clinton peoples head off doing everything else everybody is doing. americans just in the 60's -- 1960's were burning people alive. what are we stand together as a country and stop talking about each other? the rest of the world agree are prophetic. host: ok, sue. can you take the first part of it? are we at war? doing it to declare war? guest: the fight over war powers is one that is never going to be resolved. it is the sort of age-old tussle about what the constitution means and what it says here people who wrote it are to live. we go back and forth. after vietnam, there was a big shift in the direction of congressional oversight. that was when the willpower's act was actually passed. i am not a lawyer, i

secretary of state john kerry general martin dobson, and defense secretary carter all testifying up theree is in illinois. a democratic caller. caller: yes, i wanted to know did we declare a war? and what debate does the need to be about war powers according to the constitution? people talk about everyone else. we do dealings with saudi arabia. the worst slavery state of the world. clinton peoples head off doing everything else everybody is doing. americans just in the 60's -- 1960's were burning people alive. what are we stand together as a country and stop talking about each other? the rest of the world agree are prophetic. host: ok, sue. can you take the first part of it? are we at war? doing it to declare war? guest: the fight over war powers is one that is never going to be resolved. it is the sort of age-old tussle about what the constitution means and what it says here people who wrote it are to live. we go back and forth. after vietnam, there was a big shift in the direction of congressional oversight. that was when the willpower's act was actually passed. i am not a lawyer, i'm j