>> hi, doug. u.s. military officials would not confirm iraqi claims that they have retain isis the town in an operation that began at dawn. they say expect more airstrikes in the marilee area throughout the day. they conducted airstrikes to allow iraq's army to overtake the town seized by isis. they dropped humanitarian relief to a town that had been in siege of isis for two months. the town of amirli helped with the humanitarian airlift as iraqi forces evacuated some of the 15,000 residents there. the head of the intelligence committee pushed back on the idea that the president's national security team has not presented the president with options. he was interviewed by chris wallace today on fox news sunday. >> the clock didn't start with the beheading of the american journalist. that was just a symptom of what was a long and growing problem for the united states. it's just very, very late in the game, and it presents fewer options. so three years ago we had really good options in syria in how to stop

you're on with doug brinkley.ler: hi, i definitely would l buy this book, and i will read it carefully, as i did all of mr. brinkley's books. i'm really afraid of the phenomenon where, if if you have a hope, your brain fills it in with what it thinks should be there, and i'm afraid that the tapes, after such superficial readings, that history is now painting a picture of nixon that's dwoud of this. having dealt with him, having known him, i think it's a big mistake to say that haldeman was his friend. the fact is he had ideas in policies, and he trusted no one within or outside of his camp. there may have been a lot of things wrong with him, but he did have a multitude of policies and ideas that i would say really looked to the betterment of this country. unfortunately, as you pointed so long as they have the dynamite quotes and the connections, so that in the end, the depth of nixon and part of it may have been his madness, so it would have to be very deep, unless that's there, and these tapes do not represent th

you're on with doug brinkley. caller: hi, i definitely would l buy this book, and i will read it carefully, as i did all of mr. brinkley's books. i'm really afraid of the phenomenon where, if if you have a hope, your brain fills it in with what it thinks should be there, and i'm afraid that the tapes, after such superficial readings, that history is now painting a picture of nixon that's dwoud of this. having dealt with him, having known him, i think it's a big mistake to say that haldeman was his friend. the fact is he had ideas in policies, and he trusted no one within or outside of his camp. there may have been a lot of things wrong with him, but he did have a multitude of policies and ideas that i would say really looked to the betterment of this country. unfortunately, as you pointed so long as they have the dynamite quotes and the connections, so that in the end, the depth of nixon and part of it may have been his madness, so it would have to be very deep, unless that's there, and these tapes do not represen

doug's got the latest. what are we looking at, doug? >> most showers coming to an end. a very nice night across our region right now. let's look and show you what is happening with the radar. in the last six hours, you can see the storms making their way in across the area. in the last couple of hours, down around fredericksburg and back towards the west. not done quite yet. we can still see a few showers but that is really going to be about it. i'm not expecting much tonight. behind this air mass, nice conditions on thursday and most likely on friday. then we gent to the weekend. a system that could affect you, especially towards the beaches. and two hurricanes heading towards hawaii. >> thanks, doug. >> president of liberia declared a state of emergency in that country because of the continued spread of ebola. that virus killed more than 900 people in west africa since the outbreak began. in the u.s. tonight, there are growing questions about the best way to fight it. >> at the end of a three-day summit african leaders, president obama was asked if the u.s. was consid

doug, we're going to start with you.you feel about the president's lack of any type of strategy. o. at least saying there's no strategy? . >> well, health th heather, there is no strategy. what senator mccain and feinstein made clear today, we smu act, because the world order is at risk. isis is setting up what they call a caliphate. russia has invaded ukraine. and we are doing nothing, and what dan pfeiffer said is the worst form of politics. he's attacking george bush, got knows why, and the administration is saying we have no timetable. heather, this is bad government, it's bat policy and certainly bat politics. >> doug, he said that -- the white house spokesperson, they're not going to work to the cable news, so in essence blaming us. >> we have a press conference to announce we don't have a strategy. why be out there until you have the plan and are ready to start selling it. the answer is they don't have a plan, which we're going to talk about tonight. he won't admit it's an invasion. before the election, another da

doug? >> mike tobin in ferguson, thank you. >>> let's take a look now at where we've come in just the past week's time. on august 9th, michael brown was shot. residents there, again, gathering at the scene, leaving rose petals. a vigil the next day turns into confrontation with police. and looting. on august 13th, police detained several reporters and have the worst clashes with protesters since the unrest began. the next day, president obama calls for an end to the violence there, and attorney general holder expresses concern over military style policing. august 14th, governor nixon announces the highway patrol will take over security led by captain ron johnson. on august 15th, police release a video showing brown robbing a convenience store. and after days of secrecy, they name officer darren wilson as brun's shooter. and then last night, despite the curfew imposed by governor nixon, protests and clashes resume. we've taken the conversation online about this ferguson situation, asking you

doug is right. for a presidential hopeful to have a mug shot does not bode well for maybe the next president of the united states. i do think it is politically motivated but not by my republican colleagues. it is the democratic county near austin. >> let's point out that governor perry is not commander in chief. that's president obama. >> no. he's commander in chief of his state. >> chief executive of his state. essentially the governor vetoed some $7 million in state money to fund the travis county district attorney's office after the d.a. we're talking about, rosemary lehmberg, as we saw in james rosen's package, refused to step down following a drunk driving arrest in 2013. so given that, what's the governor supposed to do in order to correct that when he believes she has violated the public trust, doug? >> well, i think -- look, i think the issue here is not whether or not the governor has the right to veto funds. he clearly does. the question here is whether or not tying it in a way that is int

hey, doug. >> reporter: hey, guys. i told you yesterday, most of the showers would stay to the south and east. you might need the umbrella during the day or a tent. they brought out the tent here. we are doing backyard weather in chantilly. this is the roller derby league here. some of the men are here as well, trying to recruit me. i told them i can't skate at all. it's not going to do any good. i don't have to skate? >> nonskating official. >> i can officiate. that's going to be fun. let's take a look and show you what's going on as far as the weather. they are all under the tent. i didn't tell them to get under the tent. we have sunshine. we are looking at the rain to the south and to the east. that's where it's dpoung to remain for the evening hours. southern maryland, eastern shore, richmond. for us, tonight, if you are going out and about, that's where you may want to take the umbrella. north and west, still a good dwroz take it with you. most of the evening dry. more showers as we move through the weekend. maybe

and when doug uses the term "disintegration," he is not understating. dangerous and unprecedented where the united states, this great pillar of openness, democracy and freedom, is tee tearing on political chaos. because the leadership is a disaster. >> a lot of democrats are shying away from president obama. what does it do to the democratic party it means at john suggested the democrats probably will lose the not. in the longer term, it is extra legal activities that become the norm we have the risk this our system could well fray, disintegrate and ultimately, perhaps, collapse. >> like a banana republic. >> that is right. we have a slow-motion country going on. george w. bush and dick cheney saying the president had dictator powers and dictatorial powers. obama is taking it to levels no one has. all of this is serving interest other than the cub. i'm telling you, the minute there's a man or woman who will stand up to the country as a moral leader and against this class they will win. >> all right. one second. we have to take a quick break. >>> mitt ro

lots of people making plans, doug. >> yeah. unfortunately the plans include the weekend, i think the weekend could be on the rainy side. the redskins play in baltimore against the ravens on saturday. if you're thinking about tailgating, think again or bring a big tent. out there again, looking good. not a bad night. temperatures are looking nice. temperatures in the '70s. want to see something cool? >> always. >> take a look. that's not smoke. it's not a tornado. it's in-flow into a thunderstorm. sometimes called a wall cloud or a nonrotating wall cloud. pretty cool. it happens when warmer air goes into a thunderstorm and is cooled quickly. that causes condensation so you get a cloud. that's cool. rarely do you see those coming down to the ground like that, especially this this area. haven't seen it often. got pictures from friends back toward fairfax county from the storm that went to the south. still dealing with shower activity down to the south through king george county. west moreland, parts of southern maryland. we are do

let me finish my point and then i'll answer, doug.he has corzine, who should be in jail, who ripped off miss clients, who should have been in jail. he's raising the money for her. it makes her look like she is vulnerable to me from a pop you list challenge in the democratic party. you said she's been demanding private jets. it's like the j. lo list of demands. >> we look at this thing. the more hillary is seen by the public, the let these like her. it's a fat al disease -- bill clinton happened to be -- that's her main problem. if she used this -- to talk about -- here's what i want to do to change the country for the better. she doesn't -- the word that doug used is the key -- insincere. she doesn't believe in anything. >> i've known hillary clinton since 1994. >> i've known her since '72. >> what john is saying, harris is the key issue. she needs a rationale, a reason to run, an agenda. so far she has not articulated one. clearly she has to do that. >>> i want to go to twitter. laura says -- and we're going to go back to the previou

doug fine. [applause] >> thank you mike and to be mentioned let alone praise by people who have done as much notches for colorado but for humanity means a lot to me and thank you for tattered covers. this is my third visit here and you up in such supporters as such supporters as well as everybody in denver and carla thank you so much for having me back. for me to be speaking about hemp by more than a half dozen of the people that are heroes that are making this happen as a father and patriot if you're in the audience tonight. it's out it's like howard cosell giving a talk about boxing with foreman and ali in the audience trying to get my facts right. i also have to honor these people. without them we wouldn't be experiencing a rebirth of this economy and putting american farming back to work. the way i would like to do this is ronica brought her hemp seeds that she hopes eventually will go to her hemp property and she asked if i would give a little blessing. it's almost planting season. this is

i'm still going to be around but as a doug walker.he postal service should use him in a commercial. >> rain, sleet or snow. >>> we've got breaking news in wheaton. sky9 is over the scene where a metrobus struck a pedestrian. you're looking at what's occurring there on the scene. this is happening near the wheaton metro station. we're told the person hit has a broken leg, but we don't know any other details. we will get more details and update you as soon as it comes into the newsroom. >>> coming up live roaches, mouse droppings, no running water, that means it's this week's restaurant alert. we'll bring it to you when we come back. >> plus you think your sports collection is something to brag about? wait until you see what andrew lang has. that's next in today's inside pitch. mmm, progressive insurance here. ever since we launched snapshot, my life has been positively cray-cray. ? only a revolutionary tool that can save you big-time. just plug it in, and the better you drive the more cash you'll stash. switching to progressive can alr

this is its only west coast stop and doug's only personal appearance.o we're delighted to have him here today, here to talk about the story of fearless genius, join me in welcoming, doug menuez. [applause] >> thank you so much, john, for that beautiful introduction and thank you all for coming today. it's terrifying to be here in the belly of the beast as it were. you guys all lived this history. but i as a witness will tell you a little bit what i saw. i will take you back now to a simpler place and tie, to silicon valley before the internet, before facebook, before texting. it was the age of the beeper. the fax was call. it was during the digital revolution when a secretive tribe of brilliant engineers, entrepreneur, venture capitalists came together, sparked an explosion of innovation that rocked our world. they proved that the power of creative ideas can become reality given enough gut, wil power and sheer passion. along the way they created millions of jobs and untold wealth. then my project looks at challenges we face in innovation today, particul

doug kind of got that started there. but, you know, nixon thought it was important to stay in veet nap. because of nixon's image, do mesically, for his voters. and it was important, whether we agree or not, it was important for our allies. it was important for our allies with the troops in germany, south korea, japan. and i think it was nixon's image at home and it was the image of the u.s. abroad. whether he was right or wrong, that's what the image was. he didn't cut and run. >> but the cut and run is a political phase. and it's used by presidents and others in order to uplift or downgrade. if you know in your heart and in your mind that what you're doing cannot be won, that's my point. carl, what was going on in his head? >> well, first of all, the last thing i want to do is get into richard nixon's head. i think where we are in his head is with the tapes. that's as close as we want to come. the country was obsessed with vietnam. lynn don johnson had abday kated as the president of the united states. we had had chicag

doug brinkley is our guest. ravel in minoa new york, democrat line.ralph you're on the air. >> caller: what an honor to talk to douglas brinkley. i just have a question. the focus looking at the blue collar worker. did mr. brinkley find anything in the tapes to vote for nixon if we focus on the blue collar working class worker to get the worker to think of their cultural values or their material needs in order to break them away from the new deal coalition. i thank you very much. bye. >> it's a good question. yes. i mean what you have with nixon is appealing directly to blue collar workers to the point where he would embrace people like johnny cash and marylle hag fwr art because he thought he represented the blue collar worker. nixon had pretty good read of middle class america although he didn't hang out with them a lot. he kind of was a loner but remember his idea of the silent majority that nixon was saying that most americans want to win in vietnam. they want peace with honor. they care about american values. main street values. this anti-war mov

doug brinkley. >> you're pointing out the intelligence of nixon. one of the things that comes out is that he's exceedingly wise in world history. he reves to history in his thinking ought the time. he's always getting angry at the air force by the way. he thinks he should be taking it harder to the north vietnamese. he would say i know what happened in the battle of the bulge. you're telling me because of fog we can't bomb. he was always bringing historical references into things. character matters in a president. also, it's not smart to war with the press. all presidents get frustrated but the great ones are the runs who learn how to manipulate the press without them realizing. kennedy did that, rose ef veosr reagan did that. as having agnu as vice president go after the big three, cbs, nbc, abc for their liberal bias, it was clumsily done. it wasn't his message that the news was too liberal but try and destroy the new york times. the pentagon papers, krrkts cbs back fired on him. anything that back fires means you're not so smart. you don't alway

doug kind of got that started there. but, you know, nixon thought it was important to stay in veet nap. because of nixon's image, do mesically, for his voters. and it was important, whether we agree or not, it was important for our allies. it was important for our allies with the troops in germany, south korea, japan. and i think it was nixon's image at home and it was the image of the u.s. abroad. whether he was right or wrong, that's what the image was. he didn't cut and run. >> but the cut and run is a political phase. and it's used by presidents and others in order to uplift or downgrade. if you know in your heart and in your mind that what you're doing cannot be won, that's my point. carl, what was going on in his head? >> well, first of all, the last thing i want to do is get into richard nixon's head. i think where we are in his head is with the tapes. that's as close as we want to come. the country was obsessed with vietnam. lynn don johnson had abday kated as the president of the united states. we had had chicag

aircraft p t participating in the air strikes. >> doug mcelway, thank you so much, doug, so as this question floats out there, that question being is the u.s. air strikes in iraq too little too late? here going to ask peter king when he joins a little bit later in this half hour. >>> charges in genocide, right now happening on this sunday, the killing of christians and helpless yisidis. fox's contributor and senior fellow at the american enterprise institute, ambassador, we have the sickening and shocking results of christian children being beheaded, their heads being put on sticks in mosul by these islamic terrorists and they even are burying women and children alive. why did it get this unspeakable point and can the obama administration do anything to end it? >> well, i think we can end it effectively, i think if the president were to declare that our objective is not the limited objectives doug mcelway just described but the destruction of isis which is a strategic threat to the united states and it's allies not just in iraq, but it's western allies as well. i think the president had not

john, pad and doug are back. doug, i want to go to you first. tweeters writes -- real leaders don't take into account the pup's sporesed war wearyness when a threat like isis rears its head. >> they couldn't have put it more intelligently franklin del no roosevelt understood the threat, hedges hence the declarf war in 19421. clearly we are facing the threat that may not be the equivalent of then, but it's a real threat, and leaders have to lead, not stand back. we need to fully engage with the kurds. we need to provide military assistance to the iraqi army. >> before we go forward. do we have that from mike rogers? can we roll that? then you want your thoughts. >> no, we'll come back to it. some words from the chairman of the select committee on intelligence really interesting. hopefully we'll get -- >> he basically says isis could already be here in the united states. >> do we have it? no. >> some could be american citizens. >> they are, in eye says. >> one of problems is it's gone unabated for nearly two years. that drawing people across europ

thank you, doug. >> it is tuesday. time to talk about your weather forecast. there is possible flooding you need to know about. who is affected? >> parts of the northeast we are looking at the storm system moving eastward producing areas of heavy rain. more than 4 inches of rain will be possible today into tomorrow. that is specifically across portions of the northeast. we have a threat for a severe storm including isolated tornadoes across west virginia and virginia. temperature wise it is hot across parts of the plains and cool behind the system and highs in the 70's. heather and anzly let's head over to you. >> 11 minutes after the hour, terrifying moments a stroll errols on to the subway with a to theler inside. why police are hunting down the parents. toxic chemical may be lurking in your toothpaste tube. >> very talented i worked with him and i got a chance to see and experience him close and personal. >> hollywood reaction to the sudden death of robin williams up next. >> thank you for playing. i stand upon my desk to remind myself that we must constant

doug mckelway live in washington with more. doug, this story just keeps on going?oes, ed. this information comes to us at a series of sworn declarations all filed by a conservative watchdog group, judicial watch. under court order the several i.t. exert perts had to recount on oath attempts to recover lois lerner's e-mails. the first man wrote quote, quote i made multiple attempts to run the test, each time the test would freeze and fail to complete. the failure of this test confirmed that the hard drive was not working properly. the computer was later examined by a john minsek at irs. he wrote, he quote, opened the subject hard drive and notice ad well-defined concentric scoring around the center of the top platter that. means circular gouges were carved into the data platter. his declaration doesn't say how that could have happened. congressional investigators demand they turn over the barcode for learn ear's laptop but the deputy chief information officer wrote that they use quote, barcode property tags, placed on whole equipment and not on component parts. ulti

all right, doug. we'll be checking back in a bit. >>> well, it sounds like a good idea for georgetown. people would like more places to sit along the canal and the shops there. >> the georgetown business improvement district recently set out about 50 cafe style chairs, but they were chagrined when about ten of them turned up missing. you don't want to chagrin the business group in georgetown. they marked the chairs and even put up a sign asking people to leave them behind because those chairs cost about $100 each. the gro -- this would never happen in paris. the group is still planning to purchase and put out 50 more chairs. i think that would be lovely. >> good look out there. >>> uber is the next trendy way to hitch a right here, but the southwest has launched a war on our local roads. we'll find out why some say this new trend is cutting into their bottom line. >>> as the must military launches air strikes in iraq, a young iraqi woman who lives here in our area is desperately trying to keep in touc

let's get an answer from doug shoen. guest: i guess what i would say is what william is speaking of is actually happening, the number of democratic and republican identifiers are going down, the number of independent identifiers are going up. the problem is, where do the independents go once they disaffiliate? if there are only two choices, you have to do what william does which is to say i'm no longer a democrat, i'm an independent but an independent that votes democratic. i have no doubt about william's seriousness of purpose. he seems like a very thoughtful man but statistically to the politicians, william is no different as a democrat leaning independent than he is as a democratic identifier. the reason i say we need alternatives is we need to give william, jack, and henry, an alternative in the center so they can align somewhere other than two parties that -- as we've been discussing all morning, clearly don't meet the interests of the broad mass of the american people. host: ron. westchester field, new hampshire, d

>> what's the word, doug? >> the best word is the fact that both the storms moving away from the coast, away fm the eascod ro west coas hurricane cristobal still a hurricane i wa to show you this. this is the frontal boundary moving our way. these fronts as they move down, help steer these storms from the east coast. that's exacwhs going on now. cristobal on track of 65 miles an hour. now moving northeast at 20 miles an hour andl ueha northeast movement away from the coastline. now it willlle impacts, mostly dung the day tomorrow. possibly tomorrow but mostly friday. more rip currtomorrow. if you are heading toward the beaches or y know people that will, again, swim near lifeguard during the day tomorrow. the update, including if you're head together beach, what's that looking like? we could be talking about one hot weekend. i've got it for you coming up. >> thank you. the latest on a story we brought you first on news 4 h at :0 last nigh >>> reconsidering an order for street patr f wk ef month. she will relea

with that i would like doug to come to the podium and please welcome my good friend and author, doug fine. [applause]. >> thank you mike and linda. to be mentioned, let alone praised, for people that have done as much for colorado and also humanity means a lot to me. thank you to tattered cover book store and this is the third visit here and you have been tremendous supporters. thank you for having me back. for me to be speaking about hemp when more than a half dozen of the people, the heroes making this happen, are here in the audience tonight, is like giving a talk about boxing with ali in the audience saying i have to get my facts right but also honor these people. the book wouldn't have been written and we would not be seeing the rebirth of this and phot putting farmers back to work. we have hemp seeds she hopes will go into the her coffee soon. she asked for a blessing. this is non-denomnation here. blessings to colorado, hemp, and humanity. and thank you come coming here tonight. julie brought an airloom of a 1771 book printed on hemp paper. thank you for allowing us to be up h

doug, are we eeting back into war in iraq?i don't know, harris, but we have an existential threat to or values and daresay a stability as a nation, from i.s.i.s. who says they want to plant the flag in the white house. we have christians, muslims, other minority groups that are being targeted in iraq, and we have a policy of containment. we do not have a policy that will lead in, rachellely to i.s.i.s.'s defeat. i would say to the president, one keyword, leadership. he's not showing it. you hear laura ingraham saying he's in a tough spot. she's not necessarily supporting him, but. >> she's kind of a new isolationist. look, let me just say, i think of a stove and the burners, we've got five or six ponce ts boiling there. i.s.i.s. has been there for three months. putin may invade in iraq. we have all these these going on, but i have to back up what doug said. we have had no policy. we have no leadership on any of these things. libya, we have to get out of our embassy. all of that points to one thing, but the things that's horrif

live along the parkway, i'm doug shimell, nbc 10 news. >> all right, doug. make sure you visit nbc10.com if you're going to the made in america iffest have a toll see a list of performers. check out our list of road closures that certainly could have an impact for your weekend. >>> new at 6:00, a drug bust in wilmington turns up nearly a pound of marijuana and thousands of dollars in cash. police arrested brett tavia in. o on tuesday. they say he had 388 grams of marijuana and more than $10,000 in cash on him. along with drugs and money, police say they found packaging materials and digital scales as well. investigators say they've been watching tavia in ho since july. tavia in. o is charged with a number of drug possession and distribution charges. >>> and next on nbc 10 news at 6:00, revel is closing but not stopping a state agency from frying to seize a local man's home. why officials say his land is needed for redevelopment even though it is in the shadow of this failed casino. ♪ >>> plus, the boss trying to new business. how springsteen is reaching out

and doug bandow is to my right. i have known him from the reagan administration and he is a senior fellow at the cato institute and he is one of the worlds most prolific authors dealing with foreign policyment we will do a general section rather than us specializing because we all have experience in various parts of the world and a lot overlaps. as we were speaking earlier, one characteristic is the world has gotten smaller and that is true because the plane ride from tehran to north korea is short. so the question is is that the middle east, asia or wherever? we will start off with david keene because he is my boss sometimes. >>> i would like to begin. >> i have one my line before that. david is going to set the stage of the great global struggle that is going on among the political forces and then we will get into more specifics. david? >> thank you, richard. i would like to begin with great self-promotion to suggest you need to subscribe to the washington times because bandow writes as well. the pages are open to

. >> i'm doug hill in the belfort furniture weather center. a little while ago it was cloudy outside. now it's sunny. what's up with that? what will the weather be like for the big games? >> there is a hunt underway in liberia for 17 possible ebola patients missing after a riot at an ebola facility there this weekend. they were among 37 people at that facility quarantined showing the symptoms of that deadly virus. >> a new mexico hospital as quarantined a woman showing that same symptoms. she returned from teaching in sierra sierra leone two weeks ago. >> we're taking every precaution necessary and anything that is of corn concern to the public -- concern of the public we will relay immediately. >> it is now blamed for 1,000 deaths. >> dawn jeffards spent 32 years in congress and was the only one to vote against president reagan's tax cuts in 1981. he was best known for his decision to leave the republican party in 2001 and become an independent giving control to the democrats. he left congress in 2007 citing his health concerns and those of h

and doug bandow is to my right. i have known him from the reagan administration and he is a senior fellow at the cato institute and he is one of the worlds most prolific authors dealing with foreign policyment we will do a general section rather than us specializing because we all have experience in various parts of the world and a lot overlaps. as we were speaking earlier, one characteristic is the world has gotten smaller and that is true because the plane ride from tehran to north korea is short. so the question is is that the middle east, asia or wherever? we will start off with david keene because he is my boss sometimes. >>> i would like to begin. >> i have one my line before that. david is going to set the stage of the great global struggle that is going on among the political forces and then we will get into more specifics. david? >> thank you, richard. i would like to begin with great self-promotion to suggest you need to subscribe to the washington times because bandow writes as well. the pages are open to

it will be doug fister's responsibility to shut down philadelphia. the nats lost last night and that was hard to take. matt williams, how do you move the team forward from here? >> errors are going to happen. again the replay thing, you don't know. so it doesn't make it any worse that because we tied the score, we ended up losing. a loss is a loss. >> the redskins are in tampa for tomorrow night's time preseason game. they just got there. jay gruden says the starters with ilnot play, so -- will not play, so rg3 will not get more reps until the opener against the texans. all rosters have to be down to 53 by saturday. so a lot of guys will be on the bubble and a lot of guys will be trying to get good video for the coaches. rambo is not a danger of being cut, but merriweather's suspension is a liability. rambo says he's up to the tang and continues to get better -- task and continues to get better. >> i have grown a lot for myself. it's like night and day. i have matured how i see the game. , a lot different. i'm mentally prepared. the game has really s

doug, what's the white house saying now?there's little question the president is going to be tempting the boundaries of presidential power if he acts on his own when it comes to the nation's immigration policy. it is the white house raising the sector of impeachment. >> what i said was it would be foolish that this republican congress at some point in time would consider impeachment. >> the chairman of the house judiciary committee said it wasn't going to happen. >> they said there's no way we will shut the government down over healthcare. lo and behold we did. >> the government blames the lack of enforcement of the current border crisis. a fuelling belief that central americans can stay in the country if they cross the border. >> according to the president of honduras ambiguities are in our life. that began with a very well intentioned law to prevent human trafficking and address it. it continued in 2012 with the president's deferred action program. the combination of those two things have allowed trafficking groups to go i

>> i hate to bring this up, but doug is one of our editors here. he's very good at video, any chance he did a little hocu hocus pocus here? >> no, it was real, and everyone there vouches for it. >> it's real. >> see. >> it's real. >>> i now pronounce you husband and wife. >> this is video from the wedding of justin and laura page. time to celebrate. well, some people in the crowd couldn't keep the butts in the seat. >> that's kevin, just gets up and starts dancing in the aisle to "turn down for what" by d.j. snake and lil' john. ♪ turn down for what >> oh, no! now the whole party is going. >> turns out, it was actually planned. they all decided to just kind of flash mobbishly culminate the ceremony. we know kevin, friends with patrick, our producer, and they have come to say hello. >> i have an awkward photo with him! >> that's him. >> tell us more about this. welcome to the show, guys. so, fill us in, how did it happen? why was kevin selected to celebrate like this? >> originally, it was supposed to be me, but kevin is my best friend, just do that

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doug shimell live in upper darby. doug, you spoke with upper darby's police superintendent about this dangerous trend that could be created by this. tell us more. >> reporter: you know, when armored vehicles are used at the right time, police say they actually help protect the officers and reassure the community. correctic i critics say that's not what happened in missouri. they moved in last month when a mental health patient shot and killed a caseworker and wounded a psychiatrist. >> where is that middle ground? is it overkill because it's paramilitary in a protest over shooting, or is it tremendously positive? >> reporter: this man says the use of military-style hardware reassured scared workers and neighbors. scenes of paramilitary policing in ferguson, missouri, subduing rioters and looters after a shooting have sparked debate over how much response is too much. is there a danger of overmilitarization of local police departments? >> that's up to the leadership in an organization. they look at what's available and

doug, thank you very much.errifying about this, and we've been detailing how blood thirsty isis is in the last week or so it's become even more evident, when that british speaker, that english speaker, the british guy, cut off the head of jim foley. and now the second most famous member of isis who we know of is a guy who was, as doug just told us, born in illinois. he went to school in minneapolis. he used to love pizza hut. he was a rapper. there he is right there. douglas mcarthur mccain, described by his friends as a regular kid. and yet he became so radicalized apparently on his own that he decided to take up arms with isis. why do young kids do this? douglas hunter who is an iraq war vet had this idea. duncan. >> last century you had a lot of especially liberal elitists downthe communist party. they went to europe. ernest hemingway wrote about it "with whom the bell tolls." this happened. instead of joining the communist party now, you have disaffected youth joining radical islam. and i think you're going

. >> that's our own doug morehouse, one of our super duper editors at "right this minute.r" over the weekend we had a bowling party, and this is the video our editor shot. >> he got it! >> oh! >> did you see what happened? >> no. >> look what he did. he got the camera pointed at his face. he is bowling. he throws the bowling ball, and he turns around and gets a strike. that's so awesome. >> it's like calling your shots and having the wherewithal to get it on camera. >> this was the second try, and i have video of the first try. >> strike! >> oh! >> so close. even that time he got all the pins down except for one. >> i hate to bring this up, but doug is one of our crack editors here. he is very good at video. any chance doug may have done a little hocus pocus here. >> no, we were there, and all the people that were there will vouch for him. >> it's real. >> it's real. [ applause ] >> this is video from the wedding of justin and laura cage. time to celebrate. well, some people in the crowd couldn't keep their butts in the seats. >> he just gets up and starts dancing in the a

i hadn't interviewed doug when they got home. doug, what do you think about the guy? just like -- the guy was really cold. i said what do you mean? the way he sat there on the lounge chain-smoking. what? he chain-smoking? smoking, and you didn't tell me? read not telling me because i didn't ask? i said when we get off the phone and want you to go hit your dad. when i wrote my book proposal it came with an outline for 27 chapters and for 27 chapters of was going to be about this great moment in 2012 but i was able to witness, he had won his anti-dumping petition in 2005 and again in 2010 and millions being pumped back into american manufacturers many of whom did at this things with the money but john put it back into his factory which is what was intended for. and this great hero's story where he says to me at the end going over those clashes, well. if you never went jeep with a woman down the street you don't have to drag us back. he had never gone to china son now he had a place to grow and keep his business. that would be a great triumphant moment in the book, and i

that's where our doug shimmel is now. doug? >> reporter: this vigil was organized by the economic development global enterprise group or e.d.g.e. and they said they wanted to hold a peaceful rally after watching days of coverage of clashes on the tv with some protesters. and they said their message is the predominantly white police force needs to be ai f to have a better relationship with the predominantly african-american community there. >> we don't want that to happen at all. we want to have a relationship with them. that's why e.d.g. earnings ise.. they came together and they're clearing out the community and they're doing the outreach with the youth, especially the youth, because it starts with them. >> and one of the things e.d.g.e. is doing is hold a voter raej administration drive tonight and signing a card which they say they will send to the family of michael brown this coming week. live in summerville, doug shimell, the nbc 10. >>> we've confirmed that a man killed at a philadelphia rl chinese food restaurant was an

doug is out of the pool now, tracking it all from the storm center. hey, doug. >> from our backyard weather this afternoon, a beautiful afternoon. really, a great evening, too. temperatures are on the nice side of things. 75 now in d.c. 68 toward camp springs. 65 in buoy. a nice evening shaping up. i think it will be a nice weekend. the only system we are dealing with is down to the south. lots of showers roanoke to richmond around virginia beach. a lot of cloud cover. i'll watch this, monitor and track it as we make our way through the next couple of days. i'll let you know how it may affect the weekend especially if you are traveling to the south. that and a lot of other things in a few minutes. >> thank uh you, doug. surveillance video shows robbers equipment from d.c. students. in they struck here monday, getting away with nine apple computers, just two weeks before school starts. the robbers got in through a side window. they hit the same school last september. they were never caught. that's when cardoza just re-opened after $130 million renovati

. >> let's get the latest from doug. we got the weekend upon us now. >> yeah, we do have the weekend, and, unfortunately, i think we have rain upon us too, and that rain right now not in every area, but where you are seeing the rain, you're going to continue to see that rain. let's take a look right now. storm team 4 radar picking it up very well. no rain around the immediate d.c. area as far as the city goes, but notice what's going on right here. there's a boundary that has set up. more shower activity down towards the south, and that's really where we're seeing this. to the north and east of the city. down towards st. mary's county and the eastern shore. look what's going on right here. see this boundary that's set up? that's our front. that's going to continue to sag down to the south. all of this rain through montgomery county, it's coming down pretty good. at least steady. no real heavy rain. it's coming down steadily between gathersburg. if you are traveling up georgia avenue, you'll see that as well. that rain no

the welcome was a surprise but not surprising to doug. >> look at everybody down here. you going to be good? yeah, right. >> reporter: over the years he's done more than just deliver the mail. he's become a part of their lives. >> every christmas he comes and he brings kids candy canes. >> reporter: watching families grow. making memories. >> i will miss the smell in your house. she bakes cookies. >> reporter: on the last day just as he's done for the past 31 years he delivered the mail. >> good luck, buddy. god bless you. it's been a pleasure. >> reporter: in between delivering hugs, of course. >> we have benefited in the most beautiful way. >> reporter: he's never been late for his rounds even though he's worked through three hurricanes, snowmageddon, ice storms and heat indexes over 110. >> he's always smiling no matter what the weather, no matter what's going on. >> reporter: doug recognizes this is unusual and it may be may berry h.h.s. esk but to him and dom -- mayberry-esk, but to him and the area, it's just the way it is. >> dominion hills even made him an honor

. >>> doug fister has become the national top man on the mound leading the team with 11 wins. >> but he is new to d.c.. so in today's inside pitch kushner helps us get to know fister just a little bit. >> reporter: doug fister is coming off another dominating performance after gate bating the mets in two hours and 30 minutes. he is good and works fast. two reasons why his teammates love him. [ inaudible ] >> i try to get out there and get it back in. >> reporter: the only thing fister isn't good at is batting. he's only had one hit at 29 at bats. [ inaudible ] off the field fister is taking advantage of the scenery d.c. has to offer. >> all the monuments we went to. spent some time in the museums. catching in on the history and momentos that define our country. >> so what does a good guy like fister do when he isn't pitching or sightseeing? how about heading them to the two great danes he rescued. >> those guys are still warm welcoming. >> reporter: doug fister, their nats and fans are lucky to have him. >>> our own nicki did it and we will see someone else take the ice bucket challe

, doug handler, the economy u.s.economist. >> . >> home prices have been rising but the rate of that growth is slowing down. today rose 6.2% in june compared to the year before. that's not bad. but we were looking at double-digit growth late in 2013. if you're a homeowner that's underwater right now, this is not the news you want to hear, but if you are looking to buy a house, smaller gains keep homes more affordable, at the point as rates are at historic lows. i talked about the rates, with the chief of the president's global development council. here's what he told me. >> so in a normal world, as interest rates go up, house affordability is hit, which means that people are less able to afford homes, and therefore, the housing market cannot maintain the performance that it has had. i say in a normal world because the central banks do not want to see the interest rates going up. so they will do whatever it takes to delay that. and we have the central banking, where on the one hand, the fed is getting less accommodati

doug brinkley. >> you're pointing out the intelligence of nixon.one of the things that comes out is that he's exceedingly wise in world history. he reves to history in his thinking ought the time. he's always getting angry at the air force by the way. he thinks he should be taking it harder to the north vietnamese. he would say i know what happened in the battle of the bulge. you're telling me because of fog we can't bomb. he was always bringing historical references into things. character matters in a president. also, it's not smart to war with the press. all presidents get frustrated but the great ones are the runs who learn how to manipulate the press without them realizing. kennedy did that, rose ef veosr reagan did that. as having agnu as vice president go after the big three, cbs, nbc, abc for their liberal bias, it was clumsily done. it wasn't his message that the news was too liberal but try and destroy the new york times. the pentagon papers, krrkts cbs back fired on him. anything that back fires means you're not so smart. you don't always

doug? >> the president finds himself in a crisis he did not want, a military return to iraq, a crisis with short and long-term implications. in the short-term, there is the need to resupply the religious minority trapped on mountain sinjar. those dropses are continued today. the president said the more complicated issue is finding them safe passage through the mountains. air strikes also continued today carried out by predator drones and super hornets launched from the carrier george h.w. bush targeting convoys, isis forces, artillery and mortar positions. holding isis at bay in iraq is a short-term concern. they already have acquired strategic components of the iraqi infrastructure like iraq's largest dam. >> okay. not only have they acquired this dam and there's another one that they may also be acquiring, is they've announced remember the flood with noaa? we can do that. we can flood the entire region and drown everybody in sight. so not only is there a sort of military threat that they

doug, always good to see you. the president now the fourth straight u.s. president to order military intervention in iraq. what kind of spot is he in? >> well, he's trying to minimize what we're doing. he's not going into a full-boor war by sending in our ground troops. but the president is very much like eisenhower. ike said we're getting out of korea. barack obama said we're getting out of iraq. so it's a bit of a conundrum for him that now we're getting engaged bit we're getting engaged with drones and airstrikes, not with soldiers on the ground. >> glor: doug, the president was asked today about the notion that he pulled troops out of iraq and whether that happened to early. he really pushed back on that calling that notion bogus and he had to follow the will of the iraqi government and a plan put in place even before his administration. were you surprised he used those words in that way? >> i was surprised that he used the word "bogus" but this is a president that doesn't really talk about american exceptionalism a lot. he's saying this was the rule o